| Symbols & Numeric |
| 245 Writing Philosophy (3) |
| 2-D Media Studies |
| 2-D Media Studies- for Art Education Majors |
| 3-D Media Studies |
| 609 Programming for Engineers and Scientists (3) |
| A |
| AAA 111 Religion and Popular Culture (3) |
| AAA 201 Introduction to Asian/ Asian American Studies (3) MPF |
| AAA 203 Global Religions of India (3) MPF |
| AAA 207 China and Globalization (3) MPF |
| AAA 210 Psychology Across Cultures (3) MPF |
| AAA 211 Writing with Purpose: Interdisciplinary Inquiry and Communication (3) |
| AAA 248 Asian American Literature (3) MPF |
| AAA 313 Marriage Across Cultures (3) |
| AAA 351 Cultural Politics of Gender and Sexuality in Asian/America (3) |
| AAA 363 Sociology of Families (3) |
| AAA 369 Colonial & Postcolonial Literature (3) |
| AAA 410 Topics in Asian/Asian American Studies (3) |
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| ACC 1 A Language of Accounting. |
| ACC 2 Financial Accounting and Reporting. |
| ACC 221 Introduction to Financial Accounting (3) MPT |
| ACC 222 Introduction to Managerial Accounting (3) MPT |
| ACC 256 Accountancy Career Exploration and Planning (1) |
| ACC 321 Intermediate Financial Accounting (3) MPT |
| ACC 330 Professional Practice (0-1; maximum 2) |
| ACC 333 Managerial Cost Accounting (3) |
| ACC 343 Federal Income Tax Accounting (3) |
| ACC 361 Modeling Business Processes in Accounting Information Systems (3) |
| ACC 383 Comparative Accounting (4) |
| ACC 422/522 Financial Accounting Research (3) MPT |
| ACC 433 Management Accounting for Processes (3) |
| ACC 445 Corporate Partnership and Taxation (3) |
| ACC 452/552 Internal Auditing (3) |
| ACC 453/553 Financial Statement Auditing (3) |
| ACC 458 Advanced Auditing Topics and Research (3) |
| ACC 461 Accounting for Business Combinations (3) |
| ACC 468/568 Accounting for Governmental and Not-for-Profit Organizations (3) MPT |
| ACC 477 Independent Study (1-3) |
| ACC 601 MBA Accounting Module (3) |
| ACC 611 Accounting for Managers (3) |
| ACC 622 Information for Business Valuation and Decisions (3) |
| ACC 630 Graduate Professional Practice (0) |
| ACC 643 Income Tax Research (3) |
| ACC 644 Taxation of Business Entities (3) |
| ACC 646 Taxes and Business Decisions (3) |
| ACC 650 Fraud Examination (3) |
| ACC 653 Assurance Services (3) |
| ACC 655 Control of Accounting & Reporting Risk (3) |
| ACC 681 Special Studies in Accounting (1-4) |
| ACC 695 Integrative Accounting Capstone (3) |
| Accountancy- Bachelor of Science in Business |
| ACCOUNTANCY COURSES (ACC- Business) |
| Accountancy- Master of Accountancy |
| Accreditation |
| ACE 112 Advanced Communications Strategies: Speaking and Listening for Academic Contexts (5) |
| ACE 113 Reading and Writing in Academic Contexts (4) |
| ACT or SAT Reasoning Test Scores |
| Actuarial Science |
| Adding a Course |
| Additional Major, Minor, or Degree |
| Admission for Graduate Students |
| Admission for Undergraduate Students |
| Admission Prerequisites |
| Admission Requirements |
| Admission Tests |
| Adolescent/Young Adult Education Integrated English Language Arts- Bachelor of Science in Education |
| Advanced Aeronautics Courses |
| Advanced Chemistry and Biochemistry Courses |
| Advanced Classics Courses |
| Advanced Economics Courses |
| Advanced English Courses |
| Advanced French Courses |
| Advanced Geography Courses |
| Advanced Geology Courses |
| Advanced German Courses |
| Advanced Greek Language and Literature Courses |
| Advanced Italian Courses |
| Advanced Japanese Courses |
| Advanced Latin Language and Literature Courses |
| Advanced Microbiology Courses |
| Advanced Philosophy Courses |
| Advanced Physics Courses |
| Advanced Placement Program (AP) |
| Advanced Political Science Courses |
| Advanced Portuguese Courses |
| Advanced Psychology Courses |
| Advanced Spanish Courses |
| Advanced Teacher Education Courses |
| Advisers |
| Advisory Committees |
| AER 101 Introduction to Aeronautics (3) MPF |
| AER 118 Introduction to Atmospheric Science (3) MPF |
| AER 121 Flight Fundamentals (3) |
| AER 130 Flight Training (1-3; maximum 8) |
| AER 221 Advanced Flight Fundamentals (2) |
| AER 253 Basic Meteorology Laboratory (1) |
| AERONAUTICS COURSES (AER-Arts and Science; Department of Physics) |
| Aerospace Studies |
| AEROSPACE STUDIES COURSES (AES-Arts and Science) |
| AES 1 Air Power and National Security. |
| AES 110 Leadership Laboratory (1) |
| AES 111 Leadership Laboratory (1) |
| AES 121 The Foundations of the United States Air Force (1) |
| AES 122 The Foundations of the United States Air Force (1) |
| AES 210 Leadership Laboratory (1) |
| AES 211 Leadership Laboratory (1) |
| AES 221 The Evolution of USAF Air and Space Power (1) MPT |
| AES 222 The Evolution of USAF Air and Space Power (1) MPT |
| AES 310 Leadership Laboratory (1) |
| AES 311 Leadership Laboratory (1) |
| AES 331 Aerospace Leadership and Management (3) |
| AES 332 Aerospace Leadership and Management (3) |
| AES 410 Leadership Laboratory (1) |
| AES 411 Leadership Laboratory (1) |
| AES 431 National Security Affairs and Preparation for Active Duty (3) MPT |
| AES 432 National Security Affairs and Preparation for Active Duty (3) MPC |
| Aging and Health |
| Aging and Public Policy |
| Aid for Another University or Study Abroad Program |
| Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps (AFROTC) |
| Algebra and Trigonometry |
| AMERICAN CULTURE & ENGLISH PROGRAM (ACE- Arts and Science) |
| American Studies |
| American Studies- Bachelor of Arts |
| AMERICAN STUDIES COURSES (AMS-Arts and Science) |
| AMS 105 American Studies Film Series (1) |
| AMS 111 Religion and Popular Culture (3) |
| AMS 135 Understanding Jazz, Its History and Context (3) MPF |
| AMS 183 Images of America (3) |
| AMS 205 Introduction to American Studies (3) MPF |
| AMS 206 Approaches to American Culture (3) |
| AMS 207 America - A Global Perspective (3) MPF |
| AMS 211 Writing with Purpose: Interdisciplinary Inquiry and Communication (3) |
| AMS 213 Appalachia: Cultures and Music (3) |
| AMS 214 History of Miami University (3) |
| AMS 216 Introduction to Public History (3) |
| AMS 222 Italian American Culture (3) MPF |
| AMS 241 Religions of the American Peoples (4) MPT |
| AMS 242 Religious Pluralism in Modern America (4) MPT |
| AMS 245 Women, Religion and Social Change in America (4) MPT |
| AMS 246 Native American Literature (3) MPF |
| AMS 247 Appalachian Literature (3) MPF |
| AMS 248 Asian American Literature (3) MPF |
| AMS 253 Work, Wealth, and Power: U.S. Business and Labor History (3) |
| AMS 271 Cultures and Literature of the American South (3) MPF |
| AMS 285 Introduction to African American Music (3) |
| AMS 301 American Identities (3) |
| AMS 302 Transnational America (3) |
| AMS 303 Consumer Culture (3) |
| AMS 304 History, Memory, Tradition (3) |
| AMS 305 American Icons (3) |
| AMS 310 Special Topics in American Studies (1-4; maximum 16) |
| AMS 340 Internship in American Studies (1-20) |
| AMS 341 Protestantism and the Development of American Culture (4) MPT |
| AMS 348 Ethnic American Literatures (3) |
| AMS 357 Gilded Age America (3) |
| AMS 362 The Era of the American Revolution (3) |
| AMS 363 The Early American Republic 1783-1815 (3) |
| AMS 367 The United States in the 1960s (3) MPT |
| AMS 371 Native American History to 1840 (3) |
| AMS 372 Native American History since 1840 (3) |
| AMS 373 Transforming America 1815-1848 |
| AMS 379 U.S. Consumerism, 1890-Present (3) |
| AMS 382 Women in American History (3) MPT |
| AMS 385 The Roots of Black Music: Blues, Gospel and Soul (3) MPT |
| AMS 386 The History and Development of Hip Hop Culture in America (3) MPT |
| AMS 390 Studies in American Regionalism (3; maximum 6) MPT |
| AMS 392 Sex and Gender in American Culture (3) MPT |
| AMS 397 American Environmental History (3) |
| AMS 401 Senior Capstone in American Studies (4) MPC |
| AMS 405 American Studies Workshop (1-4) |
| AMS 413 American Religious Thought and Spirituality (4) |
| AMS 433 Oral Tradition: History and Practice (3) |
| AMS 435 Public History Practicum (3) |
| AMS 442 Religion, Society and Culture in New England (4) MPT |
| AMS 445 Issues in the Study of Native American Religions (4) |
| AMS 461 American Music (3) |
| Anthropology |
| Anthropology- Bachelor of Arts |
| ANTHROPOLOGY COURSES (ATH-Arts and Science) |
| Application for Graduation |
| Application for Graduation |
| Application for Graduation |
| Applied Music |
| Applied Sociological Research |
| Applied Statistics- Certificate |
| Applying a Transfer Course to the Global Miami Plan |
| Applying for Assistance |
| Arabic |
| ARABIC COURSES (ARB-Arts and Science; Department of German, Russian, and East Asian Languages) |
| ARB 1 Developing Language Skills in Arabic. |
| ARB 101 Elementary Arabic I (4) |
| ARB 102 Elementary Arabic II (4) |
| ARB 110 Contemporary Spoken Arabic (4) |
| ARB 201 Intermediate Modern Arabic (3) |
| ARB 202 Intermediate Modern Arabic (3) |
| ARB 230 Topics in Arabic Literature in Translation (3) |
| ARB 301 Advanced Arabic (3) |
| ARB 302 Advanced Arabic (3) |
| ARB 311 Media Arabic (3) |
| ARB 680 Directed Study in Arabic Language and Literature (1-4; maximum 12) |
| ARC 101/102 Beginning Design Studio (5, 5) |
| ARC 105 Introduction to Architecture (3) |
| ARC 107 Global Design (3) |
| ARC 113/114 Methods of Presentation, Representation and Re-Presentation (2, 2) |
| ARC 188 Ideas in Architecture (3) MPF |
| ARC 201/202 Architecture Studio (5, 5) |
| ARC 203/204 Interior Design Studio (5, 5) |
| ARC 211 Introduction to Landscape and Urban Design (3) |
| ARC 212 Principles of Environmental Systems (3) MPF |
| ARC 213 Graphic Media III (2) |
| ARC 214 Graphic Media IV (2) |
| ARC 221/222 History and Philosophy of Environmental Design (3, 3) MPF |
| ARC 225 Design: Behavior, Perception, Aesthetics (3) |
| ARC 301/302 Architecture Studio (6, 6) |
| ARC 303/304 Interior Design Studio (6, 6) |
| ARC 309 Furniture Design and Construction (3) |
| ARC 321 History of Interiors (3) |
| ARC 335 Landscape: Inquiry and Experience (3) |
| ARC 401/402 Architecture Studio (6, 6) |
| ARC 402C Senior Studio Capstone Experience (6) MPC |
| ARC 403 Interior Design Studio (6) |
| ARC 404/504, 405/505, 406/506 Seminars (1-3) |
| ARC 408 Interior Design Studio (6) MPC |
| ARC 410/510 Statics & Strengths of Materials (3) |
| ARC 411/511, 412/512 Structural Design (3, 3) |
| ARC 413/513 Environmental Systems I (3) |
| ARC 414/514 Environmental Systems II (3) |
| ARC 417/517 Architectural Materials (3) |
| ARC 418/518 Construction Methods (3) |
| ARC 419 Materials of Interior Design (3) |
| ARC 422/522 History of Urbanization (3) |
| ARC 424/524 Seminar on Modern Architecture in Latin America (3) |
| ARC 426/526 Architecture and Society (3) MPC |
| ARC 427/527 The American City Since 1940 (3) MPT |
| ARC 435/535 Theory and History of Landscape Architecture (3) |
| ARC 441/541 Professional Practice (3) |
| ARC 444 Professional Practice in Interior Design (3) |
| ARC 451/551 Modern and Contemporary Architecture (3) |
| ARC 452/552 Recent Architecture Theory (3) |
| ARC 490/590 Independent Studies (1-3) |
| ARC 581, 582, 583, 584 Architecture Studio (6, 6, 6, 6) |
| ARC 601/602 Architecture Studio (6, 6) |
| ARC 612 Graphic Media I (2) |
| ARC 613 Graphic Media II (2-3; maximum 3) |
| ARC 614 Graphic Media III (2-3; maximum 3) |
| ARC 621 History of Architecture I (3) |
| ARC 622 History of Architecture II (3) |
| ARC 634 Architectural Theory (3) |
| ARC 636 Design & Research Methods (3) |
| ARC 690 Independent Study (1-3) |
| ARC 700 Thesis Coursework (1-9) |
| ARC 701 Pre-Thesis Architecture Studio (6) |
| ARC 702 Thesis Architecture Studio (6) |
| Architecture and Interior Design |
| ARCHITECTURE AND INTERIOR DESIGN COURSES (ARC-Creative Arts) |
| Architecture- Master of Architecture |
| Area of Major |
| Armed Forces Credit |
| Armstrong Institute for Interactive Media Studies |
| ART 111 Visual Fundamentals (3) |
| ART 121/122 Drawing I, II (3, 3) |
| ART 140 Beginning Glass (1.5) |
| ART 147 Beginning Art Photography (1) |
| ART 149 Beginning Digital Photography (1.5) |
| ART 151 What is Graphic Design? (1) |
| ART 155 Beginning Drawing (1.5) |
| ART 160 Beginning Ceramics (1.5) |
| ART 165 Beginning Metals (1.5) |
| ART 170 Basic Woodworking (1.5) |
| ART 171 Visual Fundamentals: 3-D (3) |
| ART 181 Concepts in Art (3) MPF |
| ART 183 Images of America (3) MPF |
| ART 185 India and Southeast Asia (3) MPF |
| ART 187 History of Western Art: Prehistoric-Gothic (3) MPF |
| ART 188 History of Western Art: Renaissance - Modern (3) MPF |
| ART 189 History of Western Dress (3) MPF |
| ART 195 The Profession of Art Education (3) |
| ART 2 Ceramics Studio. |
| ART 221/222 Drawing III, IV (3, 3) |
| ART 231 Painting I (3) |
| ART 233 Global Perspectives on Dress (3) MPF |
| ART 235 The Gods are Here: Spirituality and Text in African Art (3) |
| ART 241 Printmaking I (3) |
| ART 251 Typography (3) |
| ART 252 Image (3) |
| ART 254 Kinetic Type (3) |
| ART 255 Introduction to Digital Imaging (3) |
| ART 256 Design, Perception & Audience (3) MPF |
| ART 257 Photography (3) |
| ART 259 Art and Digital Tools I (3) |
| ART 261 Ceramics I (3) MPT |
| ART 264 Jewelry Design and Metals I (3) MPT |
| ART 271 Sculpture I (3) MPT |
| ART 276 Introduction to the Art of the Black Diaspora (3) |
| ART 278 Text and Image in East Asian Buddhist Art (3) |
| ART 279 Buddhism and Culture: China and Japan (3) MPF |
| ART 281 Contemporary Art Forum (1; maximum 3) |
| ART 283 Modern America (3) |
| ART 285 Writing and Research in Art and Architectural History (3) |
| ART 286 China, Korea, and Japan (3) MPF |
| ART 295 Early Childhood Art Education (3) |
| ART 296 Middle to Adult Art Education (3) |
| ART 3 Metals Studio. |
| ART 308E The Art Experience for Early Childhood (3) |
| ART 309 The Arts of African Peoples (3) |
| ART 311 Chinese Painting History (3) |
| ART 312 Japanese Painting and Prints (3) |
| ART 313 Early Christian, Byzantine, and Islamic Art (3) |
| ART 314 Italian Renaissance (3) MPT |
| ART 315 High Renaissance and Mannerism (3) |
| ART 316 Baroque Art in Europe (3) |
| ART 317 The Arts of Colonial Latin America (3) |
| ART 318 Modernism, Modernity, and the Visual Arts (3) |
| ART 319 Postmodern Art and Theory (3) |
| ART 321/322 Drawing V, VI (3; maximum 6) |
| ART 323 Thematic Studio: Animation (3-4; maximum 7) |
| ART 331/332 Painting II, III (3, 3) |
| ART 340 Internship (1-3, maximum 6) |
| ART 341/342 Printmaking II, III (3, 3) |
| ART 350 Illustration (3; maximum 6) |
| ART 351 Print Design Systems (3) |
| ART 352 Identity Systems (3) |
| ART 353 The Business of Design (3) |
| ART 354 3-Dimensional Design (6) |
| ART 355 Interactive Design (3) |
| ART 357/358 Photography II, III (3, 3) |
| ART 359 Art and Digital Tools II (3) |
| ART 361 Ceramics II (3) MPT |
| ART 362 Ceramics III (3) MPT |
| ART 364 Jewelry Design and Metals II (3) MPT |
| ART 365 Jewelry Design and Metals III (3) MPT |
| ART 371 Sculpture II (3) MPT |
| ART 372 Sculpture III (3) MPT |
| ART 381 Greek and Roman Architecture (3) MPT |
| ART 382 Greek and Roman Sculpture (3) MPT |
| ART 383 Greek and Roman Painting (3) MPT |
| ART 386 Art of the Weimar Republic (3) |
| ART 389 The History of Photography (3) |
| ART 390 Supplemental Problems (1-3; maximum 6) |
| ART 391 Field Study in Art and Architecture History (3) |
| ART 395 The Art Teacher (3) |
| ART 4 Sculpture Studio. |
| ART 419 Supervised Student Teaching in Art (16) MPC |
| ART 421 Drawing VII (3) |
| ART 422 Drawing VIII (3) |
| ART 431/531 Painting IV (3) |
| ART 432/532 Painting V (3) |
| ART 441/541 Printmaking IV (3) |
| ART 442/542 Printmaking V (3) |
| ART 450 Alternative Design Media (3) |
| ART 451 The Professional Portfolio (3) |
| ART 452 Senior Degree Project (3) MPC |
| ART 453 Highwire Brand Studio (4) MPC |
| ART 455/555 Design History and Cultural Contexts (3) |
| ART 457/557 Photography IV (3) |
| ART 458/558 Photography V (3) |
| ART 461/561 Ceramics IV (3) |
| ART 462/562 Ceramics V (3) |
| ART 464/564 Jewelry Design and Metals IV (3; maximum 6) |
| ART 471/571 Sculpture IV (3) |
| ART 472/572 Sculpture V (3) |
| ART 480 Seminar in Art History (3) |
| ART 485/585 Art of the Early 19th Century (3) MPT |
| ART 486/586 Art of the Late 19th Century (3) MPT |
| ART 487/587 Art of the Early 20th Century (3) MPT |
| ART 489/589 Art of the Late 20th Century (3) MPT |
| ART 490 Supplemental Problems (1-3; maximum 6) |
| ART 492 Professional Artist's Portfolio and Exhibition Experience (3) MPC |
| ART 493/593 Art Curriculum in the School (3) |
| ART 495/595 Art Education Practicum (3) |
| ART 496/596 Seminar on Theory for Visual Artists (3; maximum 6) |
| ART 497 Museums as Interpreters of Culture (3) MPC |
| ART 498/598 History and Methods in Art and Architectural History (3) MPC |
| ART 5 Three-Dimensional Art Studio. |
| ART 600 Advanced Research Problems (1-3; maximum 18) |
| ART 601 Teaching Assistant Seminar (3) |
| ART 603 Development of Philosophical Foundations in Art Education (3) |
| ART 604 Research in Art Education (3) |
| ART 605 Current Issues in Art Education (3) |
| ART 606 Graduate Seminar in Art Education (3) |
| ART 607 Independent Reading in Art Education (1-4; maximum 12) |
| ART 620 Graduate Study Drawing (3-6: maximum 18) |
| ART 630 Graduate Study in Painting (3-6; maximum 48) |
| ART 640 Graduate Study in Printmaking (3-6; maximum 48) |
| ART 660 Graduate Study in Ceramics (3-6; maximum 48) |
| ART 664 Graduate Study in Metals (3-6; maximum 48) |
| ART 670 Graduate Study in Sculpture (3-6; maximum 48) |
| ART 680 Graduate Seminar in Art History (3; maximum 9) |
| ART 690 Special Problems (1-3; maximum 18) |
| ART 700 Thesis (1-12; minimum required: 6 for M.A., 9 for M.F.A.; maximum 18) |
| Art and Architecture History |
| ART COURSES (ART-Creative Arts) |
| Art Education- Bachelor of Science in Art with Multi-Age Visual Arts Licensure |
| Art Education- Master of Arts |
| Art, Studio- Master of Fine Arts |
| Arts Management |
| Arts Management |
| Arts Management |
| Arts-Professional Arrangement |
| ASIAN AND ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES COURSES (AAA- Arts and Science; Department of German, Russian, and East Asian Languages) |
| Asian/Asian American Studies |
| Assistance for Veterans |
| Associate Degree Programs |
| Associate’s Degree |
| Associate’s Degree Programs |
| ATH 1 Earth, Ecology, and Human Culture. |
| ATH 135 Film as Ethnography (1) |
| ATH 145 Lost Cities & Ancient Civilizations (3) MPF |
| ATH 155 Introduction to Anthropology (4) MPF |
| ATH 175 Peoples of the World (3) MPF, MPT |
| ATH 185 Cultural Diversity in the U.S. (3) MPF |
| ATH 206 Introduction to Latin America (3) MPF |
| ATH 212 Introduction to Archaeological Theory and Methods (4) |
| ATH 231 Foundations of Cultural Anthropology (4) MPT |
| ATH 235 Imagining and Encountering the Anthropological Other (3) |
| ATH 235L Imagining and Encountering the Anthropological Other (3) |
| ATH 254 Introduction to Russian and Eurasian Studies (3) |
| ATH 255 Foundations of Biological Anthropology (4) |
| ATH 265 Introduction to Linguistic Anthropology (4) MPT |
| ATH 3 World Cultures. |
| ATH 301 Intercultural Relations (3) MPT |
| ATH 303 Native American Culture (4) MPT |
| ATH 304 Native North America: Anthropological Perspectives (3) MPT |
| ATH 305 Latin America: Anthropological Perspectives (3) MPT |
| ATH 306 Russia and Eurasia: Anthropological Perspectives (3) MPT |
| ATH 307 The Middle East: Anthropological Perspectives (3) MPT |
| ATH 308 South Asia: Anthropological Perspectives (3) |
| ATH 309 Introduction to Linguistics (4) MPF |
| ATH 312 Introduction to North American Archaeology (4) |
| ATH 313 Introduction to South American Archaeology (4) |
| ATH 314 Old World Archaeology (4) |
| ATH 325 Identity, Race, Gender, Class (3) MPT |
| ATH 329 Religions of Africa (3) MPT |
| ATH 331 Social Anthropology (3) MPT |
| ATH 335L Multiculturalism in Europe: Anthropological Perspectives (3) |
| ATH 345 Global Media, Ethnography, and Film (3) |
| ATH 348 Introduction to Medical Anthropology (3) |
| ATH 351 Archaeological Field Methods (8) |
| ATH 351W Archaeological Field Methods (8) |
| ATH 355 Fossil Evidence for Human Evolution (3) |
| ATH 358 Travelers, Migrants, and Refugees: Transnational Migration and Diasporic Communities (3) |
| ATH 364 Language and Culture in Native North America (3) MPT |
| ATH 366 African Oral Traditions (3) MPT |
| ATH 368 Key Questions in Psychological Anthropology (3) |
| ATH 378 Doctors, Clinics, and Epidemics (3) |
| ATH 384 Anthropology of Capitalism: Russia (3) MPT |
| ATH 388 Culture, Art, and Artifacts (3) |
| ATH 390 Horizons of Anthropology (1-3; maximum 12; 6 in the major) |
| ATH 395 Primate Biology and Behavior (3) |
| ATH 4 World Cultures, Policy, and Ecology. |
| ATH 403/503 Anthropology of Religion (3) |
| ATH 405/505 Food, Taste, and Desire (3) |
| ATH 409 Sustainability: European challenges and strategies (3) |
| ATH 411/511 Applied Anthropology (3) MPT |
| ATH 414/514 Caribbean Archaeology (3) |
| ATH 415 Caribbean Archaeology Field & Lab Methods (6) |
| ATH 416 Archaeological Site Analysis (3) |
| ATH 421/521 Senior Seminar in Anthropology (3) MPC |
| ATH 425/525 Ethnographic Field Methods (3) |
| ATH 426/526 Ethnographic Field Research (4-16) MPC |
| ATH 428/528 Anthropology of Women’s Health (3) |
| ATH 431/531 Origins of the State (3) MPT |
| ATH 434/534 Anthropology of Democracy and Citizenship (3) |
| ATH 436/536 Havighurst Colloquium (3) |
| ATH 448 Developing Solutions in Global Health (3) MPC |
| ATH 461/561 Language Ideologies & Cultural Identities (3) |
| ATH 465/565 Seminar in Linguistic Anthropology (3) |
| ATH 471/571 Ecological Anthropology (3) MPT |
| ATH 480 Independent Reading for Departmental Honors (3-6) |
| ATH 482/582 Russian, Eastern European and Eurasian Summer Workshop (6 undergraduate; maximum 12) |
| ATH 484 Beyond the Field Experience: Processing Cultural Adjustments (3) |
| ATH 491 Anthropology Practicum (1-4; maximum 8) |
| ATH 496/596 Observing Primate Behavior (4) |
| ATH 497/597 Socio-Ecology of Primates (3) |
| ATH 498/598 Evolution of Human Behavior (3) MPC |
| ATH 5 World Cultures and Social Relations. |
| ATH 600 Seminar in Anthropology (3; maximum 9) |
| ATH 670 Independent Study in Anthropology (1-4; maximum 12) |
| Athletic Training- Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training |
| Audit Courses |
| Auditing Courses |
| Automobile Registration/Parking Permits |
| Award Acceptance |
| Award Information |
| Awards |
| Awards, Scholarships, and Prizes |
| B |
| Bachelor Degree Programs |
| Bachelor of Arts in the History of Art and Architecture |
| Bachelor of Arts in the History of Art and Architecture |
| Bachelor of Arts in the History of Art and Architecture |
| Bachelor of Integrative Studies |
| BACHELOR OF INTEGRATIVE STUDIES COURSES (BIS) |
| Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice |
| Bachelor’s Degree |
| Basic Personal Computer Proficiency |
| Basic Requirements: Bachelor of Science (B.S.) |
| Basic Requirements: Bachelor of Science in Business |
| Basic Requirements: Bachelor of Science Programs |
| Bassoon |
| Beginning a Bachelor’s Degree Program at Regional Locations |
| BIO 1 Conservation and the Environment. |
| BIO 101 Biotechnology: Coming of Age in the 21st Century (3) |
| BIO 113 Animal Diversity (4) MPF, MPT |
| BIO 114 Principles of Biology (4) MPF, MPT |
| BIO 115 Biological Concepts: Ecology, Evolution, Genetics, and Diversity (4) MPF, MPT |
| BIO 116 Biological Concepts: Structure, Function, Cellular, and Molecular Biology (4) MPF, MPT |
| BIO 121 Environmental Biology (3) MPF, MPT |
| BIO 126 Evolution: Just a theory? (3) MPF |
| BIO 131 Plants, Humanity, and Environment (3) MPF, MPT |
| BIO 155 Field Botany (3) MPF |
| BIO 161 Principles of Human Physiology (4) MPF |
| BIO 171 Human Anatomy and Physiology (4) MPF |
| BIO 172 Human Anatomy and Physiology (4) |
| BIO 176 Ecology of North America (3) MPF, MPT |
| BIO 181 Medicinal and Therapeutic Plants (3) MPF |
| BIO 191 Plant Biology (4) MPF, MPT |
| BIO 2 Molecular Processes: From Cells to Whole Plants. |
| BIO 201 Human Anatomy (4) |
| BIO 203 Introduction to Cell Biology (3) MPT |
| BIO 203L Plant Cell Biology Laboratory (1) |
| BIO 204 Evolution of Plant Biodiversity: Genes to Biosphere (4) MPT |
| BIO 205 Dendrology (4) |
| BIO 206 Evolutionary Biology (3) MPT |
| BIO 207 Writing Scientific Proposals (1) |
| BIO 209 Fundamentals of Ecology (3) MPT |
| BIO 221 Plant Propagation (4) |
| BIO 232 Human Heredity (3) MPT |
| BIO 241 Botanical Principles in Landscape Gardening (3) |
| BIO 244 Viticulture and Enology (3) |
| BIO 255 Introduction to Biotechnology (3) |
| BIO 256 Introduction to Programming for the Life Sciences (3) |
| BIO 3 Plant Ecology. |
| BIO 302 Plant Taxonomy (4) |
| BIO 305 Human Physiology (4) MPT |
| BIO 306 Basic Horticulture (3) |
| BIO 311 Vertebrate Zoology (4) MPT |
| BIO 312 Invertebrate Zoology (4) MPT |
| BIO 314 Plant and Fungal Diversity (4) MPT |
| BIO 320 Directed Research (1-3) |
| BIO 325 Pathophysiology (4) MPT |
| BIO 333 Field Ecology (3) |
| BIO 340 Internship (1-20) |
| BIO 342 Genetics (3) MPT |
| BIO 351 Environmental Education: Focus on Natural History (4) |
| BIO 361 Patterns in Development (4) MPT |
| BIO 364 Molecular Techniques (2) |
| BIO 395 Primate Biology and Behavior (3) |
| BIO 4 Plant Structure and Development. |
| BIO 400 Capstone Seminar: Contemporary Issues in Biology (3) MPC |
| BIO 401/501 Plant Ecology (3) MPT |
| BIO 402/502 Plant Anatomy (3) MPT |
| BIO 403/503 Plant Development (3) |
| BIO 407/507 Ichthyology (4) |
| BIO 408/508 Ornithology (4) |
| BIO 409/509 Herpetology (4) |
| BIO 410/510 Mammalogy (4) |
| BIO 411/511 General Entomology (4) |
| BIO 419R Independent Research Capstone (3) MPC |
| BIO 422/522 Evolutionary and Population Genetics (4) |
| BIO 424/524 Advanced Experimental Techniques in Structural and Functional Genomics (4) |
| BIO 425/525 Environmental Plant Physiology (4) MPT |
| BIO 431/531 Global Plant Diversity (3) MPT |
| BIO 432/532 Ecoregions of North America (3) MPT |
| BIO 435/535 Winter Biology (3) MPC |
| BIO 444/544 Molecular Biology (3) MPC |
| BIO 449/549 Biology of Cancer (3) |
| BIO 452/552 Nerve and Muscle Physiology (4) MPC |
| BIO 453/553 Animal Physiological Ecology (4) MPC |
| BIO 454/554 Endocrinology (3) MPC |
| BIO 457/557 Neuroanatomy (3) |
| BIO 458/558 Neuroanatomical Methods (1) |
| BIO 459/559 Methods in Neurophysiology (1) MPC |
| BIO 462/562 Environmental Toxicology and Risk Assessment (4) MPC |
| BIO 463/563 Limnology (4) MPT |
| BIO 464/564 Laboratory in Cell and Molecular Biology (3) |
| BIO 465/565 Animal Behavior (4) MPC |
| BIO 466/566 Bioinformatics Computing Skills (3) |
| BIO 467/567 Conservation Biology (3) MPC |
| BIO 469/569 Neurophysiology (3) |
| BIO 471/571 Molecular Physiology (3) |
| BIO 480 Departmental Honors (1-6; maximum 6) |
| BIO 481/581 Theory of Electron Microscopy (2) |
| BIO 482/582 Scanning Electron Microscopy Laboratory (2) |
| BIO 483/583 Transmission Electron Microscopy Laboratory (3) |
| BIO 485/585 Bioinformatics Principles (3) |
| BIO 490 Botany Capstone Seminar (1) MPC |
| BIO 491 Seminar in Biology (1; maximum 2) |
| BIO 496/596 Biodiversity of Kenya (6) MPC |
| BIO 497/597 Socio-Ecology of Primates (3) |
| BIO 498/598 Evolution of Human Behavior (3) MPC |
| BIO 5 Concepts in Physiology. |
| BIO 6 Animal Diversity. |
| BIO 601 Seminar for Graduate Students (1) |
| BIO 603 Cell Molecular and Structural Biology First Year Graduate Seminar (1) |
| BIO 605 Advanced Molecular Biology (3) |
| BIO 606 Advanced Cell Biology (3) |
| BIO 620 Graduate Research (1-12; maximum 14) |
| BIO 621 Advanced Plant Taxonomy (3) |
| BIO 650 Seminar in Molecular Biology (1) |
| BIO 671 Population and Community Ecology (4) |
| BIO 672 Ecosystem and Global Ecology (4) |
| BIO 689 Pedagogy For Graduate Students (1) |
| BIO 691 Costa Rica: Neotropical Ecology (7) |
| BIO 692 Namibia: Great Cat Conservation (7) |
| BIO 693 Trinidad: Environmental Education (7) |
| BIO 694 Habitats, Adaptations, & Evolution: Earth Expeditions (3) |
| BIO 695 Plants & People: Earth Expeditions (3) |
| BIO 696 Primate Behavior & Conservation: Earth Expeditions (3) |
| BIO 700 Research for Master's Thesis (1-12; maximum 12) |
| BIO 710 Advanced Seminar (1; maximum 4) |
| BIO 720 Doctoral Research (1-12; maximum 14) |
| BIO 750 Advanced Topics in Biology (1-5; maximum 20) |
| BIO 790 Research in Biology (1-8; maximum 12) |
| BIO 850 Research for Doctoral Dissertation (0-15) |
| Biochemistry- Bachelor of Arts |
| Biochemistry- Bachelor of Science |
| Biochemistry- M.S., Ph.D. |
| Bioengineering |
| Bioengineering- Bachelor of Science in Engineering |
| Bioinformatics |
| Biological Physics- Bachelor of Science |
| Biological Sciences- Master of Arts in Teaching |
| Biology- Bachelor of Arts |
| Biology- Bachelor of Science |
| BIOLOGY COURSES (BIO-Arts and Science) |
| Biology- Master of Arts, Master of Science, Doctor of Philosophy |
| BIS 201 Introduction to Integrative Studies (3) |
| BIS 301 Integrative Studies Seminar II (3) |
| BIS 401 Senior Integrative Seminar (3) MPC |
| Black World Studies |
| Black World Studies- Bachelor of Arts |
| BLACK WORLD STUDIES COURSES (BWS-Arts and Science) |
| BLS 1 Law and Commerce. |
| BLS 235 Mock Trial Practicum (1; 6 maximum) |
| BLS 330 Professional Practice (0-1; maximum 2) |
| BLS 342 Legal Environment of Business (3) MPT |
| BLS 437 Cyberlaw (3) MPT |
| BLS 442 Business Associations & Communal Law (3) MPT |
| BLS 443 Property Law (3) |
| BLS 462/562 Estates, Wills & Trusts (3) MPT |
| BLS 464 International Business Law (3) MPT |
| BLS 465 Ethics, Law, & Business (3) MPC |
| Board of Trustees |
| Books and Supplies |
| Botany- Bachelor of Arts |
| Botany- Bachelor of Science |
| BOTANY COURSES (BOT-Arts and Science) |
| Botany- M.A. in Teaching, M.S., Ph.D., Certificate in Ecology |
| Brief History |
| BTE 101 Introduction to Accounting I (3) |
| BTE 102 Introduction to Accounting II (3) |
| BTE 103 Introduction to Finance (3) |
| BTE 105 Introduction to Marketing (3) |
| BTE 106 Introduction to Business and the Economy (3) |
| BTE 108 Introduction to Business Law (3) |
| BTE 109 Quantitative Business Methods - An Introduction (3) |
| BTE 111 Introduction to Management I (3) |
| BTE 112 Introduction to Human Resources Management (3) |
| BTE 113 Management & Supervisory Skills (3) |
| BTE 125 Medical Office Simulation (3) |
| BTE 181 Computers and Business (3) |
| BTE 201 Federal Income Tax Procedures I (3) |
| BTE 202 Payroll Records and Accounting (3) |
| BTE 203 Computerized Accounting (3) |
| BTE 204 Cost Accounting (3) |
| BTE 205 Corporate Accounting (3) |
| BTE 207 Management Planning and Control (3) |
| BTE 208 Federal Income Tax Procedures II (3) |
| BTE 220 Professional Practice (0-2; maximum 6) |
| BTE 221 Professional Development (1-3) |
| BTE 224 Medical Terminology (3) |
| BTE 231 Real Estate Principles and Practices (3) |
| BTE 233 Real Estate Law (3) |
| BTE 234 Real Estate Finance (1) |
| BTE 235 Real Estate Appraisal (1) |
| BTE 241 Management of Business Operations (3) |
| BTE 242 Management of Small Business Operations (3) |
| BTE 243 Management of Worker Relations (3) |
| BTE 244 Introduction to Global Business (3) |
| BTE 261 Customer Service and Satisfaction (3) |
| BTE 263 Sales and Promotions (3) |
| BTE 266 Consumer Behavior (3) |
| BTE 267 Marketing Research (3) |
| BTE 268 New Product Development (3) |
| BTE 281 Business Communications Software (3) |
| BTE 282 Computer-Based Business Analysis (3) |
| BTE 283 Desktop Publishing (3) |
| BTE 284 Technology for Knowledge Workers (3) |
| BTE 285 Business Information Management (3) |
| BTE 286 Business and the Internet (3) |
| BTE 290 Special Topics in Business Technology (1-3, repeatable with permission of chair; maximum 9) |
| BTE 301 Personal Organization Skills (3) |
| BTE 302 Financial Information for Managers (3) |
| BTE 401 Leadership Decision Skills (3) |
| BTE 402 Cross Cultural Leadership Skills (3) |
| BUS 101 Foundations of Business Decision Making (3) |
| BUS 102 Writing for Business Decision Making (1) |
| BUS 131 China Business Seminar I (1) |
| BUS 151 Exploring International Business (1) |
| BUS 231 China Business Seminar II (1) |
| BUS 301 Macro Concepts in Contemporary Business (3) MPT |
| BUS 302 Micro Concepts in Contemporary Business (3) MPT |
| BUS 303 Business Process Integration (3) MPT |
| BUS 330 Professional Practice (0-1; maximum 2) |
| BUS 371L International Business (4) |
| BUS 373 International Business in Focus (3) |
| BUS 450C Senior Honors Colloquium (1) |
| BUS 601 MBA Strategy Module (1) |
| BUS 605 MBA Business Skills Seminar (1) |
| BUS 621 New Product & Service Design (2) |
| BUS 622 Customer Acquisition (2) |
| BUS 623 Internal Process Integration (2) |
| BUS 624 Process Design & Improvement (2) |
| BUS 625 Graduate Business Seminar I (1-2; maximum 4) |
| BUS 626 Graduate Business Seminar II (2) |
| BUS 629 Graduate Business Field Study (1-4; maximum 6) |
| BUS 633 External Process Integration (2) |
| BUS 637 Managing Competition (3) |
| BUS 638 Global Markets (2) |
| BUS 639 Change, Leadership and Culture (2) |
| Business Administration- Master of Business Administration |
| BUSINESS ANALYSIS COURSES (BUS-Business) |
| Business Analytics |
| Business Legal Studies |
| BUSINESS LEGAL STUDIES COURSES (BLS-Business; Department of Finance) |
| BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY COURSES (BTE-Business) |
| Business Technology: Associate of Applied Business |
| Business-Economics- Bachelor of Science in Business |
| BWS 101 Introduction to Strategic Learning Tools in BWS (1) |
| BWS 151 Introduction to Black World Studies (4) MPF, MPT |
| BWS 156 Introduction to Africa (4) MPT |
| BWS 204 Brazilian Culture Through Popular Music (3) |
| BWS 209 Civilization of Africa (3) MPF |
| BWS 210 Psychology Across Cultures (3) MPF |
| BWS 211 Writing with Purpose: Interdisciplinary Inquiry and Communication (3) |
| BWS 221 African-American History (3) MPT |
| BWS 222 Race and Ethnicity in Antiquity (3) MPT |
| BWS 224 Africa to 1884 (3) MPF |
| BWS 225 The Making of Modern Africa (3) MPF |
| BWS 235 The Gods are Here: Spirituality and Text in African Art (3) |
| BWS 243 History of the Atlantic Slave Trade, 1400s to 1800s (3) |
| BWS 265 Critical Inquiry: Penny Lecture Series (2) |
| BWS 267 National Cinemas: African Film (3) |
| BWS 276 Introduction to the Art of the Black Diaspora (3) |
| BWS 279 African Americans in Sport (3) MPF |
| BWS 292 Dance, Culture, and Contexts (3) |
| BWS 301 Geography of Sub-Saharan Africa (4) MPT |
| BWS 325 Identity, Race, Gender, Class (3) MPT |
| BWS 336 African American Writing, 1746-1877 (3) MPT |
| BWS 337 African American Writing, 1878-1945 (3) MPT |
| BWS 338 African American Writing, 1946-Present (3) MPT |
| BWS 339 Contemporary African Politics (3) |
| BWS 341 East African History (3) |
| BWS 342 Africa Since 1945 (3) |
| BWS 343 African-American Religions (4) |
| BWS 348 Race and Ethnic Relations (3) MPT |
| BWS 352 Medicine and Society in 20th Century Africa (3) |
| BWS 362 Family Poverty (3) |
| BWS 365 Civil War and Reconstruction Era (3) |
| BWS 366 African Oral Traditions (3) MPT |
| BWS 370 Selected Topics/Black World Studies (3; maximum 9) |
| BWS 381 African Lusophone Literature (3) |
| BWS 383 By or About (Afro-) Brazilian Women (3) |
| BWS 385 Race, Science, and Disease in the Americas (3) |
| BWS 386 Race in U.S. Society (3) |
| BWS 395 The American South to 1877 (3) |
| BWS 401 Race and Criminal Justice (3) |
| BWS 415 Cuba in Revolution: Its History, Politics, and Culture (4) MPC |
| BWS 427 The American City Since 1940 (3) |
| BWS 432 Feminism and the Diaspora: U.S. Women of Color (3) |
| BWS 437 Black Feminist Studies (3) |
| BWS 438 Africa in the Global Economy (3) |
| BWS 448 The African-American Experience (3) |
| BWS 455/555 Race, Urban Change, and Conflict in America (3) MPT |
| BWS 470 Social/Political Activism (3) MPC |
| BWS 472/572 Race, Ethnicity & Aging (3) MPT |
| BWS 492 African & American Sexualities (3) |
| BWS 495 Modern African Environmental History (3) |
| C |
| Calculating Your Grade Point Average |
| Calculus |
| Campus Employment |
| Capstone Experience (3 hours minimum) |
| Career-Technical Assurance Guides (CTAGS) |
| Cell, Molecular and Structural Biology (CMSB)- M.S., Ph.D. |
| Cello |
| Certificate |
| Certificate |
| Certificate |
| Certificate Programs: General Requirements |
| Changes in Policy |
| Changes of Registration |
| Changing a Major or Minor |
| CHEMICAL AND PAPER ENGINEERING COURSES (CPE-Engineering and Applied Science) |
| Chemical and Paper Engineering- Master of Science in Chemical Engineering |
| Chemical Engineering |
| Chemical Engineering- Bachelor of Science in Engineering |
| Chemistry |
| Chemistry |
| Chemistry |
| CHEMISTRY AND BIOCHEMISTRY COURSES (CHM-Arts and Science) |
| Chemistry- Bachelor of Arts |
| Chemistry- Bachelor of Science |
| Chemistry Education: Bachelor of Science in Education |
| Chemistry- M.S., bachelors/M.S., Ph.D. |
| CHI 1 Developing Language Skills in Chinese. |
| CHI 101 Elementary Chinese (4) |
| CHI 102 Elementary Chinese (4) |
| CHI 105 Everyday Spoken Chinese for Travelers (1) |
| CHI 141 Introduction to China (1) |
| CHI 201 Second Year Chinese (3) MPT |
| CHI 202 Second Year Chinese (3) MPT |
| CHI 251 Traditional Chinese Literature in English Translation (3) MPF |
| CHI 252 Modern Chinese Literature in English Translation (3) MPF |
| CHI 253 Three Kingdoms (3) |
| CHI 254 Modern Chinese Autobiography (3) |
| CHI 255 Drama in China and Japan in Translation (3) MPF |
| CHI 257 Chinese Satire (3) |
| CHI 264 Chinese Cinema and Culture (3) |
| CHI 271 Chinese Culture Live (1-3) |
| CHI 301 Third Year Chinese (3) MPT |
| CHI 302 Third Year Chinese (3) |
| CHI 311 Business Chinese I (3) |
| CHI 312 Business Chinese II (3) |
| CHI 330 Chinese Verbal Theatre Performance (3) |
| CHI 401 Fourth Year Chinese I (3) |
| CHI 402 Fourth Year Chinese II (2) |
| CHI 600 Graduate Readings In Chinese (2-4) |
| Child Studies Minor |
| China Business Program |
| Chinese |
| CHINESE COURSES (CHI-Arts and Science; Department of German, Russian, and East Asian Languages) |
| Chinese: Bachelor of Science in Education |
| CHM 1 Chemistry of Environmental Measurements. |
| CHM 102 Introduction to Research in Biology (1) |
| CHM 103 Introduction to Research in Biology (Lab Rotations) (2) |
| CHM 109 Chemistry Fundamentals (1) |
| CHM 111 Chemistry in Modern Society (3) MPF |
| CHM 111L Chemistry in Modern Society Laboratory (1) MPF |
| CHM 115 Foundations of the Chemical Process Industry (2) |
| CHM 131 Chemistry of Life Processes (4) MPF |
| CHM 141, 144 College Chemistry/College Chemistry Lab (3,2) MPF |
| CHM 141M College Chemistry for Majors (3) MPF |
| CHM 141R, 144 College Chemistry/College Chemistry Lab (4,2) MPF |
| CHM 142 College Chemistry (3) MPF |
| CHM 142M College Chemistry for Majors (3) MPT |
| CHM 144M MPF/CHM 145M General Chemistry Laboratory (2, 2) |
| CHM 145 College Chemistry Laboratory (2) MPT |
| CHM 147 Introductory Seminar-Chemistry/Biochemistry (1) |
| CHM 148 Introduction to Undergraduate Research in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry (1) |
| CHM 2 Chemistry of Life Processes. |
| CHM 207 Writing Scientific Proposals (1) |
| CHM 215 Chemical Technology II (2) |
| CHM 218 Chemical Technology Laboratory II (3) |
| CHM 231 Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry (4) MPT |
| CHM 240 Chemical Technology Industrial Internship/Co-op Experiences (1-15) |
| CHM 241/242 Organic Chemistry (3, 3) (CHM 241 is MPT.) MPT |
| CHM 244/245 Organic Chemistry Laboratory (2, 2) (CHM 244 is MPT.) MPT |
| CHM 251/252 Organic Chemistry for Chemistry Majors (3, 3) (251 is MPT) |
| CHM 254/255 Organic Chemistry Laboratory for Chemistry Majors (3, 2) (254 is MPT) |
| CHM 332 Outlines of Biochemistry (4) MPT |
| CHM 351/352 Physical Chemistry for Chemistry Majors (3,3) |
| CHM 363 Analytical Chemistry (3) MPT |
| CHM 364 Analytical Chemistry Laboratory (2) MPT |
| CHM 375 Analytical Chemistry for Majors (3) |
| CHM 410 Topics in Chemistry Education (3) |
| CHM 417/517 Advanced Inorganic Chemistry (3) |
| CHM 419 Synthesis Lab (2) |
| CHM 424/524 Advanced Experimental Techniques in Structural and Functional Genomics (4) |
| CHM 426/526 Spectroscopic Identification of Structure (3) |
| CHM 429/529 Polymer Chemistry (2) |
| CHM 430 Topics in Biochemistry (1-3; maximum 8) |
| CHM 432/532 Fundamentals of Biochemistry (4) MPT |
| CHM 433/533 Biochemistry (3) MPT |
| CHM 434/534 Biochemistry (3) |
| CHM 438 Biochemistry Laboratory (2) |
| CHM 450 Topics in Organic Chemistry (3; maximum 6) |
| CHM 451/551 Physical Chemistry for Chemistry Majors (3) |
| CHM 452/552 Physical Chemistry for Chemistry Majors (3) |
| CHM 454/554 Instrumental Analysis (3) |
| CHM 456 Chemical Measurements II (2) |
| CHM 460 Topics in Physical Chemistry (1-3; maximum 12) |
| CHM 463/563 Environmental Chemistry (2) |
| CHM 466/566 Bioinformatics Computing Skills (3) |
| CHM 470 Topics in Physical Chemistry (1-3; maximum 12) |
| CHM 471/571 Biophysical Chemistry I (3, 3) |
| CHM 472/572 Biophysical Chemistry II (3) |
| CHM 473/573 Exploring Chemistry with Quantum Methods (3) |
| CHM 480 Departmental Honors (1-6; maximum 6) |
| CHM 490 Undergraduate Research (1-4; maximum 6) |
| CHM 491 Chemistry in Societal Issues (3) MPC |
| CHM 492 Independent Research Capstone in Chemistry (3) MPC |
| CHM 600 Seminar in Chemistry (1; maximum 12) |
| CHM 603 Cell Molecular and Structural Biology First Year Graduate Seminar (1) |
| CHM 622 Methods in Chemical Education Research: Materials and Curriculum Development (2) |
| CHM 623 College Chemistry Teaching (2) |
| CHM 641 Organic Principles and Theory (3) |
| CHM 642 Organic Synthetic Methods (3) |
| CHM 650 Seminar in Molecular Biology (1) |
| CHM 653 Elemental and Particle Analysis (1) |
| CHM 654 Electrochemical Methods in Analytical Chemistry (2) |
| CHM 655 Theory & Practice of Chemical Lab Instruction (2) |
| CHM 661 Advanced Analytical Chemistry (2) |
| CHM 662 Particle Spectroscopy (2) |
| CHM 663 Electroanalytical Chemistry (2) |
| CHM 664 Separation Science (2) |
| CHM 672 Molecular Spectroscopy (3) |
| CHM 674 Chemical Kinetics (2) |
| CHM 692 Chemical Principles and Theory (1) |
| CHM 700 Research for Master's Thesis (1-12; minimum 6, maximum 12) |
| CHM 710 Topics in Chemistry Education (1-3; maximum 10) |
| CHM 720 Seminar in Organic and Biochemistry (1; maximum 9) |
| CHM 725 Biological Chemistry Seminar (1) |
| CHM 730 Seminar in Chemistry Education (1; maximum 9) |
| CHM 740 Topics in Organic and Biochemistry (1-3; maximum 10) |
| CHM 750 First Year Graduate Seminar (1) |
| CHM 760 Selected Topics in Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry (1-3; maximum 10) |
| CHM 770 Topics in Physical Chemistry (1-3; maximum 10) |
| CHM 780 Seminar in Analytical, Inorganic, and Physical Chemistry (1; maximum 9) |
| CHM 790 Research (1-15; maximum 20) |
| CHM 850 Research for Doctoral Dissertation (1-16; minimum 16, maximum 60) |
| Choosing a Major and Making Career Choices |
| CIT 101 Computing Skills (1) |
| CIT 154 Personal Computer Concepts and Applications (3) |
| CIT 157 Foundations of Information Technology I (3) |
| CIT 158 Foundations of Information Technology II (3) |
| CIT 173 Multimedia Fundamentals (3) |
| CIT 214 Database Design and Development (3) |
| CIT 220 Professional Practice (0-2) |
| CIT 253 Contemporary Programming Languages (3) |
| CIT 262 Technology, Ethics, and Global Society (3) MPF |
| CIT 263 Advanced Topics in Visual BASIC (3) |
| CIT 268 Introduction to Human-Computer Interaction (3) |
| CIT 270 Special Topics in Computer and Information Technology (1-3; maximum 6) |
| CIT 273 Web Application Development (3) |
| CIT 276 Systems Analysis and Design (3) |
| CIT 281 Enterprise Network Infrastructure (3) |
| CIT 284 Enterprise Server Installation and Configuration (3) |
| CIT 286 Designing and Deploying Secure Enterprise Networks (3) |
| CIT 348 Information Management and Retrieval (3) |
| CIT 358 Information Technology Assurance and Security (3) |
| CIT 431 Health Information Technology I (3) |
| CIT 432 Health Information Technology II (3) |
| CIT 448 Global and Strategic Issues in Information Technology (3) |
| CIT 458 Collaborative System Development and Integration (3) |
| CJS 101 Introduction to Criminal Justice Studies (3) |
| CJS 125 Law and the Courts (3) |
| CJS 211 Law Enforcement (4) |
| CJS 220 Criminal Justice Field Experience (3) |
| CJS 231 Law and Individual Rights (4) |
| CJS 232 Criminal Defense and Adjudication (4) |
| CJS 256 Police Organization, Administration, and Management (4) |
| CJS 271 Criminal Behavior (3) |
| CJS 272 Forensic Evidence (3) |
| CJS 276 Homeland Security and Critical Incident Management (3) |
| CJS 281 Corrections (3) |
| CJS 282 Seminar in Criminal Justice (3) |
| CJS 311 Punishment and Social Control (3) |
| CJS 312 Community Corrections (3) |
| CJS 313 Alternatives to Corrections (3) |
| CJS 321 Criminal Justice Administration (3) |
| CJS 331 Juvenile Law (3) |
| CJS 401 Race and Criminal Justice (3) |
| CJS 451 Comparative Justice Systems (3) |
| CJS 461 Applied Research Methods in Criminal Justice (3) |
| CJS 470 Special Topics in Criminal Justice (1-6; maximum 9) |
| CJS 485 Capstone: Seminar in Criminal Justice (3) |
| Clarinet |
| Classical Humanities |
| Classical Humanities- Bachelor of Arts |
| Classical Languages |
| Classical Languages- Bachelor of Arts |
| CLASSICS COURSES (CLS-Arts and Science) |
| CLS 1 Classical Civilization. |
| CLS 101 Greek Civilization in its Mediterranean Context (3) MPF, MPT |
| CLS 102 Roman Civilization (3) MPF, MPT |
| CLS 121 Introduction to Classical Mythology (3) MPF, MPT |
| CLS 2 Classical Literature. |
| CLS 210 Topics in Classics (1-3; maximum 12) |
| CLS 210L Ancient Religions (3) |
| CLS 210S Roman Spectacle (3) |
| CLS 210U Ancient Sexualities (3) |
| CLS 211 Greek and Roman Epic (3) MPT |
| CLS 212 Greek and Roman Tragedy (3) MPT |
| CLS 213 Greek and Roman Comedy (3) MPT |
| CLS 215 Greek and Roman Historians (3) MPT |
| CLS 216 Roman Cities (3) |
| CLS 218 Greek and Roman Erotic Poetry (3) MPT |
| CLS 222 Race and Ethnicity in Antiquity (3) MPT |
| CLS 235 Women in Antiquity (3) MPT |
| CLS 244 Introduction to Egyptian Art and Archaeology (3) MPT |
| CLS 3 The Classical World: Words and Images. |
| CLS 303 Introduction to Linguistics (4) MPF |
| CLS 310 Advanced Topics in Classics (1-3; maximum 6) |
| CLS 310E Conflict in Greco-Roman Egypt (3) MPT |
| CLS 310I Ancient Imperialism (3) MPT |
| CLS 317 Greek and Roman Philosophical Writers (3) MPT |
| CLS 321 Justice and the Law in Antiquity (3) MPT |
| CLS 323 Great Discoveries of Archaeology (3) |
| CLS 325 Russian Reception of Classical Culture (3) |
| CLS 331 From Epic to Romance (3) MPT |
| CLS 332 Classical Mythology and the Arts (3) |
| CLS 333 The Greeks in the Near East and Central Asia (3) |
| CLS 334 Egypt: Greco-Roman History and Fiction (3) MPT |
| CLS 361 Antiquity Through a Lens (3) |
| CLS 4 The Classical World: Identity and Experience. |
| CLS 401 The Age of Pericles (3) MPC |
| CLS 402 The Age of Augustus (3) MPC |
| CLS 480 Independent Reading for Departmental Honors (3) |
| CLS 630 Studies in Classical Humanities (1-4; maximum 12) |
| CMS 201 Introduction to Comparative Media Studies (4) |
| CMS 301 Comparative Approaches to Media Studies (3) |
| CMS 350 Special Topics in Comparative Media Studies (3) |
| CMS 385 Media Geographies (3) |
| CMS 401 Senior Seminar in Comparative Media Studies (3) |
| Coaching Minor |
| College Level Examination Program (CLEP) |
| College Teaching- Certificate |
| COM 1 Relational Communication and Development in Modern Society. |
| COM 132 Forensics (1-2; maximum 6) |
| COM 134 Intro to Speech Communication (3) MPF |
| COM 135 Introduction to Public Expression and Critical Inquiry (3) MPF |
| COM 136 Introduction to Interpersonal Communication (3) MPF, MPT |
| COM 143 Introduction to Media (3) MPF, MPT |
| COM 146 Media Aesthetics (3) |
| COM 167 Practicum in Electronic Media Production (1) |
| COM 177 Independent Study (1-5 per semester; no more than 10 per year) |
| COM 201 Special Topics in Language Awareness (3) MPF |
| COM 205 American Film as Communication (3) MPT |
| COM 206 Diversity and Culture in American Film (3) MPF |
| COM 211 Introduction to Video Production (4) MPT |
| COM 212 Media Representation, and Society (3) MPT |
| COM 213 Writing for Media (3) |
| COM 213 Writing for Media (3) |
| COM 213 Writing for Media (3) |
| COM 215 Media History (3) MPT |
| COM 231 Small Group Communication (3) |
| COM 239 Theories of Communication (3) MPT |
| COM 258 Copywriting for Electronic Media (3) |
| COM 259 Introduction to Strategic Communication and Public Relations (3) MPT |
| COM 262 Empirical Research Methods (3) |
| COM 267 Practicum in Electronic Media Production II (1-3) |
| COM 281 Mediated Sexualities: Lesbians, Gays, Bisexuals, and Transgendered Persons and the Electronic Media (3) MPF |
| COM 282 Sexualities and Film (3) |
| COM 3 Contexts of Mass Media. |
| COM 301 Journalism Law and Ethics (3) |
| COM 311 Digital Film Production (3) |
| COM 312 TV Studio Production (3) |
| COM 313 Advanced Electronic Journalism: Audio (3) |
| COM 314 Advanced Electronic Journalism: Video (3) |
| COM 324 Ethics and Digital Media (3) |
| COM 325 Social Media Cultures (3) |
| COM 332 Argumentation and Debate (3) MPT |
| COM 336 Advanced Interpersonal Communication (3) MPT |
| COM 339 Introduction to Organizational Communication (3) |
| COM 340 Internship (1-16) |
| COM 341 Methods of Rhetorical Criticism (3) |
| COM 343 Advanced Audio Production (3) |
| COM 353 Audience Studies (3) |
| COM 355 Media Technology & Culture (3) |
| COM 359 Strategic Communication Planning (3) |
| COM 367 Practicum in Electronic Media Production III (1-3) |
| COM 377 Independent Study (1-5 per semester; no more than 10 per year) |
| COM 378 Media Illusions: Creations of "The Disabled" Identity (3) |
| COM 389 Great Issues in American History: Rhetoric and Reality (3) MPT |
| COM 4 Communication in Business and Society (Offered summer only). |
| COM 411 Interactive Media Studies Practicum (4) MPC |
| COM 414 Capstone Pictures: Project in Digital Narrative Film Production (4; maximum 8) MPC |
| COM 415 Practicum in Television Journalism (4) MPC |
| COM 417 Methods of Teaching Speech Communication (3) |
| COM 421 Advanced Creative Writing: Screenwriting Workshop (3) |
| COM 426/526 Inside Washington (8) |
| COM 427 Inside Washington Semester Experience (4) |
| COM 428 Communication in Conflict Management (3) MPT |
| COM 431 Persuasion Theory and Research (3) |
| COM 434 Nonverbal Communication (3) MPT |
| COM 436 Intercultural Communication (3) |
| COM 437 Advocacy in Contemporary America (3) MPC |
| COM 438 Political Communication (3) MPT |
| COM 439 Advanced Organizational Communication (3) MPC |
| COM 443/543 Media Economics (3) |
| COM 445/545 Seminar in Electronic Media Policy and Regulations (3) MPC |
| COM 446 Media Globalization (3) |
| COM 447 Mass Media Criticism (3) MPT |
| COM 450 Topics in Communication (3; maximum 9 if content changes) |
| COM 454 The Washington Community (3 to 4) |
| COM 459 Advanced Public Relations (3) MPC |
| COM 461 Gender, Sexuality and Media (3) MPT |
| COM 462 Red Atlantic: Practicum in U.K. Media, Advertising & Public Relations (3) |
| COM 467 Practicum in Electronic Media Production IV (4) |
| COM 469 Public Relations Practicum (1-2; maximum 8) |
| COM 477 Independent Study (1-5 per semester; no more than 10 per year) |
| COM 494 Disability in Global and Local Contexts (3) MPC |
| COM 611 Social Scientific Research Methods (3) |
| COM 612 Critical/Cultural Research Methods (3) |
| COM 613 Seminar in Communication Theories (3) |
| COM 614 Seminar in Media Studies (3) |
| COM 615 Historical and Critical Methods of Research in Public Address (3) |
| COM 619 Organizational Communication Theory and Research (3) |
| COM 632 Seminar in Advocacy in Contemporary America (3) |
| COM 633 Persuasion Theory and Research (3) |
| COM 634 Interpersonal Communication Theory and Research (3) |
| COM 636 Rhetorical Seminar (3; maximum 6) |
| COM 637 Contemporary Theories of Rhetoric (3) |
| COM 638 Small Group Communication Theory and Research (3) |
| COM 639 Organizational Communication: Diagnosis and Intervention (3) |
| COM 650 Topics in Communication (1-3; maximum 6) |
| COM 655 Seminar in Free Speech and Press (3) |
| COM 656 Seminar in Global Media (3) |
| COM 658 Colloquium in Mass Communication (1; maximum 4) |
| COM 659 Public Relations: Theory and Research (3) |
| COM 660 Independent Project (1-4; maximum 8) |
| COM 681 Seminar: Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgendered Persons & The Media (3) |
| COM 682 Feminist Media Theory and Practice (3) |
| COM 696 Teaching Practicum: Topics (1-2) |
| COM 697 Teaching Essentials of Speech Communication (2; maximum 8) |
| COM 698 Introduction to Communication (2) |
| COM 700 Research for Master's Thesis (1 to 12) |
| COM 711 Research (1-12; minimum 6, maximum 12) |
| Combined Bachelor's and Master's Degree Program |
| Combined Programs |
| Communication |
| Communication- Bachelor of Arts |
| COMMUNICATION COURSES (COM-Arts and Science) |
| Community Engagement and Service |
| Community-Based Leadership minor |
| Commuters |
| COMPARATIVE MEDIA STUDIES (CMS- Arts and Science; Department of Communication) |
| Comparative Religion- Master of Arts |
| Computational Science and Engineering |
| Computational Science and Engineering- Master of Science |
| COMPUTER AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY COURSES (CIT-Engineering and Applied Science) |
| Computer and Information Technology Services |
| Computer and Information Technology: Associate in Applied Science |
| Computer Engineering |
| Computer Engineering- Bachelor of Science in Engineering |
| Computer Science |
| COMPUTER SCIENCE AND SOFTWARE ENGINEERING COURSES (CSE-Engineering and Applied Science) |
| Computer Science- Bachelor of Science in Computer Science |
| Computer Science- Master |
| Computer Technology: Associate in Applied Science |
| Continued on Academic Probation |
| Continuing Education Programs |
| Cost of Attendance and Financial Aid Eligibility |
| Course Descriptions and Abbreviations |
| Course Level Requirement |
| Course Numbering System |
| Course Offerings |
| Course Registration and Other Regulations |
| Course Section Change |
| Courses of Instruction |
| CPE 1 Chemical Engineering Principles. |
| CPE 201 Principles of Paper Science and Engineering (3) |
| CPE 202 Pulp and Paper Physics (3) |
| CPE 204 Material and Energy Balances (3) MPT |
| CPE 219 Statics and Mechanics of Materials (4) |
| CPE 244 Introduction to Environmental Engineering (3) |
| CPE 301 Pulp and Paper Chemistry (3) |
| CPE 311 Unit Operations Laboratory I (2) |
| CPE 313 Fluid Mechanics (3) MPT |
| CPE 314 Engineering Thermodynamics (3) |
| CPE 320 Professional Practice (0) |
| CPE 341 Engineering Economics (3) |
| CPE 403/503 Heat Transfer (3) MPT |
| CPE 404 Papermaking (3) |
| CPE 405/505 Industrial Environmental Control (3) |
| CPE 412/512 Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics (3) |
| CPE 414/514 Mass Transfer (3) |
| CPE 415/515 Chemical Kinetics and Reactor Design (3) |
| CPE 416/516 Biochemical Engineering (3) |
| CPE 417/517 Biomedical Engineering (3) |
| CPE 418/518 Biological Transport Phenomena (4) |
| CPE 419/519 Biomaterials (3) |
| CPE 421 Bioethics (1) |
| CPE 422/522 Biological Systems and Controls (3) |
| CPE 423/523 Biomechanics (3) |
| CPE 441/541 Pollution Prevention in Environmental Management (3) |
| CPE 442/542 Air Pollution Control (3) |
| CPE 450/550 Special Topics (1-5; maximum 20) |
| CPE 451/551 Unit Operations Laboratory II (2) |
| CPE 471/472 Engineering Design I, II (1, 2) MPC |
| CPE 473/573 Chemical Process Design (3) |
| CPE 482/582 Process Control (3) |
| CPE 490/590 Special Topics in Paper and Chemical Engineering (1-3; maximum 5) |
| CPE 491 Introduction to Research (1-3; maximum 3) |
| CPE 600 Graduate Seminar (1; maximum 6) |
| CPE 611 Transport Phenomena in Engineering (3) |
| CPE 612 Engineering Analysis (3) |
| CPE 613 Fluid Mechanics (3) |
| CPE 620 Papermaking (1-4) |
| CPE 621 Paper Physics (3) |
| CPE 651 Computational Thermodynamics (3) |
| CPE 690 Graduate Research (1-12) |
| CPE 700 Research for Master's Thesis (0-9) |
| CPE 710 Industrial Practicum (1-12) |
| Credit Evaluations |
| Credit Hour Loads for Undergraduate Students |
| Credit Hour Requirements |
| Credit More Than 10 Years Old |
| Credit/No-Credit |
| Crime, Law, and Social Justice Studies |
| CRIMINAL JUSTICE COURSES (CJS-Arts and Science; Department of Political Science) |
| Criminal Justice Minor |
| Criminal Justice: Associate in Applied Science |
| Criminology |
| CSE 141 Personal Computer Applications (2) |
| CSE 148 Business Computing (3) |
| CSE 151 Computers, Computer Science, and Society (3) MPF |
| CSE 153 Introduction to C/C++ Programming (3) MPT |
| CSE 163 Introduction to Computer Concepts and Programming (3) MPF, MPT |
| CSE 174 Fundamentals of Programming and Problem Solving (3) MPT |
| CSE 2 Computer Programming. |
| CSE 201 Introduction to Software Engineering (3) |
| CSE 211 Software Construction (3) |
| CSE 212 Software Engineering for Human Computer Interaction (3) |
| CSE 220 Professional Practice (0) |
| CSE 241 Computational Modeling and Simulation (3) |
| CSE 243 Problem Analysis Using Computer Tools (3) |
| CSE 251 Introduction to Game Programming (3) MPT |
| CSE 252 Web Application Programming (3) MPT |
| CSE 253 Programming Languages (1-2) |
| CSE 256 Introduction to Programming for the Life Sciences (3) |
| CSE 262 Technology, Ethics, and Global Society (3) MPF |
| CSE 270 Special Topics (3) |
| CSE 271 Object-Oriented Programming (3) MPT |
| CSE 273 Optimization Modeling (3) MPT |
| CSE 274 Data Abstraction and Data Structures (3) MPT |
| CSE 278 Computer Architecture (3) |
| CSE 283 Data Communication and Networks (3) MPT |
| CSE 3 Mathematical and Computer Modeling. |
| CSE 310 Undergraduate Research Seminar (1) |
| CSE 311 Software Architecture and Design (3) |
| CSE 320 Professional Practice (0) |
| CSE 321 Software Quality Assurance and Testing (3) |
| CSE 322 Software Requirements (3) |
| CSE 372 Stochastic Modeling (3) MPT |
| CSE 381 Operating Systems (3) |
| CSE 383 Client Server Programming (3) |
| CSE 385 Database Systems (3) |
| CSE 386 Introduction to Computer Graphics (3) |
| CSE 4 Website and Game Technology. |
| CSE 441/541 Applications of Technical Computing Environments (1) |
| CSE 443/543 High Performance Computing & Parallel Programming (3) |
| CSE 448/449 Senior Design Project (2, 1-2) MPC |
| CSE 451/551 Web Services and Service Oriented Architectures (3) |
| CSE 456/556 Bioinformatic Principles (3) |
| CSE 464/564 Algorithms (3) |
| CSE 465/565 Comparative Programming Languages (3) |
| CSE 466/566 Bioinformatics Computing Skills (3) |
| CSE 467 Computer and Network Security (3) |
| CSE 470/570 Special Topics (3) |
| CSE 471/571 Simulation (3) MPT |
| CSE 473/573 Automata, Formal Languages, and Computability (3) |
| CSE 474/574 Compiler Design (3) |
| CSE 480/580 Special Problems (1-4; maximum 12) |
| CSE 481 Computing Approaches to Disease and Disability (3) |
| CSE 483/583 Statistical Forecasting (3) |
| CSE 485/585 Advanced Database Systems (3) |
| CSE 486/586 Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (3) |
| CSE 487 Game Design and Implementation (3) |
| CSE 491 Undergraduate Research (1-4; maximum 10) |
| CSE 600 Independent Study (1-3) |
| CSE 603 Computer Programming (3) |
| CSE 606 Data Structures and Algorithms (4) |
| CSE 610 Seminar in Computer Science (1-3) |
| CSE 615 Mathematical Modeling (3) |
| CSE 616 Simulation of Physical Systems (3) |
| CSE 617 Advanced Networks (3) |
| CSE 618 Graphics for Simulation and Virtual Environments (3) |
| CSE 620 Special Topics (3) |
| CSE 621 Foundations of Software Engineering (3) |
| CSE 624 Expert Systems (3) |
| CSE 626 Informational Retrieval Systems (3) |
| CSE 627 Machine Learning (3) |
| CSE 628 Advanced Simulation (3) |
| CSE 631 Ontologies for Semantic Web (3) |
| CSE 664 Advanced Algorithms (3) |
| CSE 667 Cryptography (3) |
| CSE 690 Graduate Research (3) |
| CSE 700 Research for Master’s Thesis (0-9) |
| D |
| Deans |
| Degree and Certificate Requirements |
| Degree Audit Reporting System (DARS) |
| Department Family Studies and Social Work |
| Department of Architecture and Interior Design |
| Department of Art |
| Department of Educational Leadership |
| Department of Educational Psychology |
| Department of Kinesiology and Health |
| Department of Music |
| Department of Teacher Education |
| Department of Theatre |
| Department Proficiency Examinations |
| Departmental Honors |
| Departmental Honors |
| Departmental Honors |
| Departments Offering Graduate Study |
| Descriptions of Thematic Sequences |
| Determining Your Financial Aid Package |
| Digital Game Studies |
| Diplomacy and Global Politics- Bachelor of Arts |
| Disability Studies |
| DISABILITY STUDIES COURSES (DST-Arts and Science; Department of Sociology and Gerontology) |
| Dissertation |
| Dissertation Prospectus |
| Division Curriculum Requirements |
| Divisional and Departmental Honors |
| Divisions, Majors, and Minors |
| Doctoral Programs: General Requirements |
| Dropped Courses |
| Dropped Workshops |
| Dropping a Course |
| DST 101 Beginning ASL I (4) |
| DST 102 Intermediate ASL II (4) |
| DST 169 Disability Identity (3) MPF |
| DST 247 Rhetoric of Disability Rights (3) MPF |
| DST 265 Critical Inquiry: Penny Lecture Series (2) |
| DST 272 Introduction to Disability Studies (3) MPF |
| DST 278 Women and (Dis)ability: Fictions and Contaminations of Identity (3) |
| DST 312 Deaf Culture: Global, National, Local Issues (3) |
| DST 329 Disability Poetics and Narrative Theory (3) |
| DST 335 Disability and Aging (3) MPT |
| DST 375 (Dis)Ability Allies: To be or not to be? Developing Identify and Pride from Practice (3) |
| DST 378 Media Illusions: Creations of "The Disabled" Identity (3) |
| DST 470 Social/Political Activism (3) MPC |
| E |
| Early Childhood Education- Bachelor of Science in Education |
| Earth Science- Bachelor of Arts |
| Earth Science/Chemistry: Bachelor of Science in Education |
| Earth Science/Life Science: Bachelor of Science in Education |
| Earth Science: Bachelor of Science in Education |
| EAS 101 Computing, Engineering & Society (1) |
| EAS 102 Problem Solving and Design (3) |
| EAS 130 Special Topics in Engineering and Applied Science I (1-3) |
| EAS 230 Special Topics in Engineering and Applied Science II (1-3) |
| EAS 241 Leadership in the Real World Seminar (1) |
| EAS 266 Metal on Metal: Engineering and Globalization in Heavy Metal Music (3) MPF |
| EAS 291 Personal Leadership I (2) |
| EAS 292 Personal Leadership II (2) |
| EAS 391 People Leadership II (2) |
| EAS 392 People Leadership II (2) |
| EAS 491/492 Strategic Leadership I II (2, 2) |
| East Asian Languages and Cultures- Bachelor of Arts |
| East Asian Studies |
| ECE 205 Electric Circuit Analysis I (4) |
| ECE 287 Digital Systems Design (4) |
| ECE 289 Computer Organization (3) |
| ECE 291 Energy Systems Engineering (3) |
| ECE 303 Computer-Aided Experimentation (3) |
| ECE 304 Electronics (3) |
| ECE 305 Electric Circuit Analysis II (3) |
| ECE 306 Signals and Systems (3) |
| ECE 320 Professional Practice (0) |
| ECE 325 Applied Electromagnetics (3) |
| ECE 345 Applied Probability and Statistics for Engineers (3) |
| ECE 387 Embedded Systems Design (4) |
| ECE 414/514 Introduction to VLSI Design (3) |
| ECE 425/525 Digital Signal Processing (3) |
| ECE 426/526 Biomedical Signal Analysis (3) |
| ECE 427/527 Radar Signal Processing (3) |
| ECE 428/528 Real-Time Digital Signal Processing (3) |
| ECE 429/529 Digital Image Processing (3) |
| ECE 430/530 Electromagnetics in wireless sensing and communications (3) |
| ECE 436 Control of Dynamic Systems (3) |
| ECE 448/449 Senior Design Project (2, 1-2) MPC |
| ECE 453/553 Communication Systems (3) |
| ECE 461/561 Network Performance Analysis (3) |
| ECE 465/565 Introduction to GPS (3) |
| ECE 470/570 Special Topics (3) |
| ECE 475/575 Software Receiver Technologies (3) |
| ECE 491 Power Systems Engineering (3) |
| ECE 493/593 Power Electronics (3) |
| ECE 495/595 Electric Machinery and Drives (3) |
| ECE 610 Graduate Seminars (1-3) |
| ECE 670 Advanced Topics in Electrical and Computer Engineering (1-3; maximum 6) |
| ECE 695 Graduate Research Project (1-2; maximum 3) |
| ECE 700 Research for Master's Thesis (0-9) |
| ECO 1 Economics of Labor Markets. |
| ECO 131 Economic Perspectives on Inequality in America (3) MPF |
| ECO 2 Markets, Institutions, and the Role of Government. |
| ECO 201 Principles of Microeconomics (3) MPF, MPT |
| ECO 202 Principles of Macroeconomics (3) MPF, MPT |
| ECO 3 Business Cycles, Economic Welfare, and Macroeconomic Policy. |
| ECO 301 Money and Banking (3) |
| ECO 305 The Economics of Organization in a Global Economy (3) |
| ECO 311 Examining Economic Data and Models (3) |
| ECO 315 Intermediate Microeconomic Theory (3) MPT |
| ECO 317 Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory (3) MPT |
| ECO 320 Special Topics in Economics (2-3; maximum 9) |
| ECO 321 American Industries and Issues (3) MPT |
| ECO 325 Economic Analysis of Law (3) MPT |
| ECO 327 Economics and the Stock Market (3) |
| ECO 330 Professional Practice (0-1; maximum 2) |
| ECO 331 Public Sector Economics (3) MPT |
| ECO 332 Health Economics (3) MPT |
| ECO 341 Economic History of Modern Europe (3) MPT |
| ECO 342 Comparative Economic Systems (3) MPT |
| ECO 344 International Economic Relations (3) MPT |
| ECO 347 Economic Development (3) MPT |
| ECO 356 Poverty and Income Distribution (3) MPT |
| ECO 361 Labor Economics (3) MPT |
| ECO 373 Economic Growth (3) |
| ECO 385 Government and Business (3) MPT |
| ECO 4 Exchange, Growth, and Development in the Global Economy. |
| ECO 402 Economic and Social Decision Making (3) |
| ECO 405 Managerial Economics (3) MPC |
| ECO 406/506 Environmental Economics (3) MPT |
| ECO 407/507 Urban and Regional Economics (3) |
| ECO 414/514 Mathematical Microeconomics (3-4) |
| ECO 416/516 Topics in Microeconomics (2-3; maximum 3) |
| ECO 417 Topics in Macroeconomics (3) |
| ECO 418/518 Monetary Theory and Policy (3) MPT |
| ECO 419 Business Cycles (3) MPT |
| ECO 420 Seminar on Economic Problems (1-3; maximum 9) |
| ECO 423/523 History of Economic Analysis (3) |
| ECO 427 The Great Depression Revisited (3) MPC |
| ECO 441/541 International Trade and Commercial Policy (3) |
| ECO 442/542 International Monetary Relations (3) |
| ECO 451/551 Economic History (3) |
| ECO 461/561 Industrial Organization and Public Policy (3) |
| ECO 462 Economics of Compensation (3) MPT |
| ECO 465 Game Theory with Economic Applications (3) |
| ECO 480/482 Independent Reading (3, 3) |
| ECO 5 Sustainable Systems. |
| ECO 6 Microeconomic Perspectives. |
| ECO 600 Seminar: Special Topics in Economics (1-3; maximum 9) |
| ECO 601 Graduate Survey in Economics (5) |
| ECO 602 MBA Economics Module (3) |
| ECO 615 Advanced Microeconomic Theory (3) |
| ECO 616 Microeconomic Analysis for Managerial Decisions (3) |
| ECO 617 Advanced Macroeconomic Theory (3) |
| ECO 640 Topics in Microeconomics (3) |
| ECO 650 Topics in Macroeconomics (3) |
| ECO 663 Econometrics (3) |
| ECO 671 Topics in Applied Econometrics (3) |
| ECO 672 Applied Time Series Analysis (3) |
| ECO 681/682 Special Problems in Economics (1-3, 1-3) |
| ECO 685 Economic Research Methods (3) |
| ECO 690 Master’s Research (1-12) |
| Ecology - Certificate |
| Ecology, Evolution and Environmental Biology- Doctor of Philosophy |
| Economics |
| Economics |
| Economics |
| Economics- Bachelor of Arts |
| Economics- Bachelor of Science in Quantitative Economics |
| ECONOMICS COURSES (ECO-Business) |
| Economics- Master of Arts |
| Ed.D. Requirements |
| EDL 1 Cultural Studies and Public Life. |
| EDL 100 Career Development for the College Student (2) |
| EDL 110 The University and the Student (1) |
| EDL 115 Miami Tribe Contemporary Issues I (1) |
| EDL 141 Mentoring Diverse Students (2) |
| EDL 204 Sociocultural Studies in Education (3) MPF, MPT |
| EDL 206 The Nature of Group Leadership (2) |
| EDL 215 Miami Tribe Contemporary Issues 2 (1) |
| EDL 216 Myaamia Ecology & History 1 (1) |
| EDL 232 Introduction to Community-Based Leadership (3) |
| EDL 260 Undergraduate Research: Special Topics (1) |
| EDL 282 Cultural Studies, Power, and Education (3) MPT |
| EDL 301 Student Development in Residence Halls (1) |
| EDL 302 Career Entry Skills and Post-College Planning (2) |
| EDL 310 Career Counseling (2) |
| EDL 316 Myaamia Ecology & History 2 (1) |
| EDL 318 Teacher Leadership and School Organization (3) |
| EDL 334 Youth Subcultures, Popular Culture, and the Non-Formal Education (3) MPT |
| EDL 352 Teaching in International Contexts (1) |
| EDL 366 Cross-cultural Examination of the United States and China within an Educational Context (3) |
| EDL 387 Chinese Education through Culture, Customs, History, and Development (3) |
| EDL 401 Cultural Studies and the Complexity of Empowerment (3) MPC |
| EDL 450/550 Special Problems (1-3; maximum 9) |
| EDL 464 Community-Based Leadership and Change (3) |
| EDL 600 Independent Reading (1-3; maximum 9) |
| EDL 601 Educational Leadership Theory (3) |
| EDL 602 The Principalship and Change (3) |
| EDL 603 Organizational Change (3) |
| EDL 606 Curriculum Innovation and Transformation through Understanding and Design (3) |
| EDL 607 School Law (3) |
| EDL 609 Politics In Education (3) |
| EDL 614 Family-Community-School Partnerships (3) |
| EDL 618 Teacher Leadership (3) |
| EDL 620 Research Projects (2-4) |
| EDL 621 Foundations of Multi-Cultural Education (3) |
| EDL 623 Philosophy of Education (3) |
| EDL 625 Social Foundations of Education (3) |
| EDL 626 Developmental and Organizational Analyses of Women as Educational Leaders (3) |
| EDL 629 History of Education in America (3) |
| EDL 630 Applied Studies in Educational Administration (1-3; maximum 9 toward any degree; maximum 15) |
| EDL 639 Curriculum Theory and Program Development (3) |
| EDL 640 Applied Studies in Curriculum Improvement (3; maximum 10 toward any degree; maximum 18) |
| EDL 645 Supervision of Teaching (3) |
| EDL 646 Curriculum Development for Instruction (3) |
| EDL 647 Curriculum and Cultural Studies (3) |
| EDL 648 Data-Informed Decision Making in Education (3) |
| EDL 654 Foundations of Educational Research in Higher Education (3) |
| EDL 656 Professional Development and Field Experience in Student Affairs (1-4) |
| EDL 657 Internships in Student Affairs (1-6) |
| EDL 660 Seminar in Student Affairs/Higher Education (1-3) |
| EDL 661 Quantitative Research in Higher Education (3) |
| EDL 666 Student Cultures in the College Environment (3) |
| EDL 667 Diversity, Equity, and Dialogue in Student Affairs (3) |
| EDL 668 Special Topics in Collegiate Subcultures (3) |
| EDL 670 Special Topics in College Student Identity (3) |
| EDL 672 Intergroup Dialogue in Higher Education (3) |
| EDL 676 Foundations of Student Affairs in Higher Education (3) |
| EDL 677 Student Development Theory I (3) |
| EDL 678 Student Development Theory II (3) |
| EDL 679 Higher Education in the United States (3) |
| EDL 680 Special Topics in Equity, Diversity, and Culture: Theoretical Perspectives on Diverse College Students (3) |
| EDL 681 Leadership Perspectives on Student Affairs and Higher Education (3) |
| EDL 682 College Student Development Assessment (3) |
| EDL 683 Qualitative Research in Higher Education (3) |
| EDL 685 Spirituality and Leadership in Education (3) |
| EDL 690 International Perspectives on Student Affairs (3) |
| EDL 700 Thesis (1-10; 6 required, maximum 10) |
| EDL 701 Theory and Philosophy of Educational Administration (3) |
| EDL 706 Educational Leadership and Organizational Development (3) |
| EDL 710 Internship in Educational Leadership (3) |
| EDL 711 Internship in Curriculum Planning and Supervision (1-3) |
| EDL 721 Pupil Personnel Services (1-3) |
| EDL 723 Public School Finance (3) |
| EDL 725 School Staff Personnel Administration (1-3) |
| EDL 727 School Business Affairs and Physical Resources (3) |
| EDL 729 Board-Superintendent-Staff Relationships (3) |
| EDL 730 School Surveys Practicum (3) |
| EDL 731 Learning Partnerships & Transformational Learning (3) |
| EDL 741 Perspectives on College Learners' Experience (3; maximum 6) |
| EDL 745 Perspectives on Higher Education Learning Contexts (3; maximum 9) |
| EDL 750 Advanced Independent Reading (1-3; maximum 9) |
| EDL 751 Social & Political Engagement in Higher Education (3) |
| EDL 761 Introduction to Doctoral Study in Educational Leadership (3) |
| EDL 762 Culture and Leadership in Education (3) |
| EDL 764 Education and Democratic Society (3) |
| EDL 765 Curriculum, Pedagogy and Diversity (3) |
| EDL 771 Educational Policy Analysis (3) |
| EDL 772/773 Advanced Research Design (3) |
| EDL 775 Theoretical Foundations of Educational Inquiry (3) |
| EDL 776 Research/Inquiry Practicum in Student Affairs/Higher Education (3; max 6) |
| EDL 780 Advanced Seminar in Educational Administration (1-5; maximum 15) |
| EDL 781 Youth, Culture and Education (3) |
| EDL 782 Social Justice and Transformation (3) |
| EDL 783 Curriculum, Politics, and Policy (3) |
| EDL 784 Power, Knowledge and Difference (3) |
| EDL 785 Theorizing Gender, Sexuality, and Education (3) |
| EDL 786 Race, Ethnicity, Education (3) |
| EDL 787 Leadership for the Public Good (3) |
| EDL 796 Practicum in Curriculum and Supervision (3) |
| EDL 850 Doctoral Dissertation (1-16 required; maximum 60 depending on department requirements) |
| EDP 1 Cultural Patterns in Education and the Law Affecting Persons with Disability. |
| EDP 101 Critical Issues in the Psychology of the Learner (3) MPF |
| EDP 2 Educational Technology and Instructional Design. |
| EDP 201 Human Development and Learning in Social and Educational Contexts (3) MPF |
| EDP 209 Development, Learning & Diversity (3) MPF |
| EDP 220 Field Experience in Special Education (1) |
| EDP 221 Technology in Education (1) |
| EDP 222 Technology in Education Lab (2) |
| EDP 225 Games and Learning (3) |
| EDP 256 Psychology of the Exceptional Learner (3) MPT |
| EDP 272 Introduction to Disability Studies (3) MPF |
| EDP 278 Women and (Dis)ability: Fictions and Contaminations of Identity (3) |
| EDP 279 Technology + Media Literacy and Learning (3) |
| EDP 3 Technology and Learning. |
| EDP 301 Assessment and Evaluation in Educational Settings (3) |
| EDP 331 Introduction to Educational Technology (3) |
| EDP 332 Instructional Design Theory and Models (3) |
| EDP 333 Evaluation and Assessment for Instructional Design (3) |
| EDP 336 Diversity, Learning & Technology (3) |
| EDP 351 Miami Connections Mentoring (1) |
| EDP 366 Cross-cultural Examination of the United States and China within an Educational Context (3) |
| EDP 375 (Dis)Ability Allies: To be or not to be? Developing Identify and Pride from Practice (3) |
| EDP 378 Media Illusions: Creations of "The Disabled" Identity (3) |
| EDP 387 Chinese Education through Culture, Customs, History, and Development (3) |
| EDP 402/502 Individuals With Special Gifts and/or Talents: Social, Educational, and Legal Issues (3) MPT |
| EDP 419F Supervised Teaching in Programs for Mild/Moderate Intervention Specialist Licensure (15) |
| EDP 430/530 Assessment and Educational Planning for Early Childhood Special Education: Birth-3 (2) |
| EDP 431/531 Assessment and Educational Planning for Early Childhood Special Education: Ages 3-5 (2) |
| EDP 432/532 Assessment and Educational Planning for Children: Ages 3-8 (3) |
| EDP 440/540 Practicum in Integrating Technology into Instruction (1) |
| EDP 443/543 Audiovisual Instruction: Methods, Media, and Technology (3) |
| EDP 444/544 Teaching Social and Affective Skills to Children and Youth with Exceptionalities (3) |
| EDP 445 Curriculum & Technology (3) |
| EDP 446 Educational Interactive Design (3) |
| EDP 447/547 eLearning in K-12 Education (3) |
| EDP 450/550 Special Problems (1-4) |
| EDP 454/554 Mathematics Curriculum & Adaptations for Children with Mild/Moderate Disabilities (3) |
| EDP 455/555 Team Approaches in Educational and Human Service Fields (2) |
| EDP 456/556 Advanced Seminar in Evaluation with Evidence-Based Interventions (3) |
| EDP 459/559 Practicum in Special Education (3) |
| EDP 459F/559F Practicum in Special Education: Mild/Moderate (1) |
| EDP 460 Action Research/Problem-Based Seminar in Exceptional Education/Developmental Differences (3) MPC |
| EDP 471/571 Literacy Seminar: Clinical (3; maximum 6) MPC |
| EDP 472/572 Literacy Seminar: Practicum (3; maximum 6) |
| EDP 478/578 Consultation and Collaboration in Special Education (3) |
| EDP 481/581 Adolescent Development in Diverse Families (3) MPT |
| EDP 482/582 Teaching Gifted Students (3) |
| EDP 483/583 Serious and Educational Game Design and Simulations (3) |
| EDP 488/588 Education, Educational Practice and Reform in China (3) |
| EDP 489 Disability in Global and Local Contexts (3) MPC |
| EDP 491/591 Teaching Students with Mild and Moderate Disabilities (3) |
| EDP 494/594 Assessment, Evaluation, and Educational Planning for Learners with Exceptionalities (3) |
| EDP 495/595 Inclusion & Adaptations for Mild/Moderate and Gifted Needs: Multi-Age (3) |
| EDP 495E/595E Inclusion and Adaptations for Mild/Moderate and Gifted Needs: Early Childhood (3) |
| EDP 496/596 Behavioral Interventions: Theory, Principles, and Techniques (3) |
| EDP 600 Independent Reading (1-5; maximum 8 toward any one degree) |
| EDP 601 Advanced Educational Psychology (3) |
| EDP 603 Theories of Human Learning (3) |
| EDP 604 Role and Function of the School Psychologist (3) |
| EDP 605E Supervised Field Experience: Early Childhood Intervention Specialist (1-12) |
| EDP 605F Supervised Field Experience: Mild/Moderate Intervention Specialist (1-12) |
| EDP 605G Supervised Field Experience: Moderate/Intensive Intervention Specialist (1-12) |
| EDP 605H Supervised Field Experience: Gifted Intervention Specialist (1-12) |
| EDP 606 Counseling the Gifted (2) |
| EDP 607 Educational Measurement and Evaluation (3) |
| EDP 611/612 Psychoeducational Assessment and Interventions I, II (5, 5) |
| EDP 620 Research Project (1-3) |
| EDP 621 Classroom Group Behavior (3) |
| EDP 631 Introduction to Instructional Design and Technology (3) |
| EDP 632 Instructional Design Theory and Models (3) |
| EDP 633 Evaluation and Assessment for Instructional Design (3) |
| EDP 634 Grant Writing in Instructional Technology (3) |
| EDP 635 Theories of Human Development (3) |
| EDP 637 Distance Learning (3) |
| EDP 638 Computer Networks for Education and Training (3) |
| EDP 639 Issues and Trends in Instructional Design and Technology (3) |
| EDP 640 Seminar in Applied Human Development (3) |
| EDP 641 Principles of Visual Literacy (3) |
| EDP 642 Video Production for Education & Training (3) |
| EDP 643 Interactive Design (3) |
| EDP 644 Foundations in 3-D Design and Technology (3) |
| EDP 645 Curriculum and Technology (3) |
| EDP 650 Seminar in Special Education (3) |
| EDP 651 Educational Research (3) |
| EDP 652 Educational Research Practicum (3) |
| EDP 654 Counseling & Mental Health Practicum (4) |
| EDP 655 Theory and Problems in Educational Measurement (3) |
| EDP 656 Education of Individuals with Exceptionalities (3) |
| EDP 657 Educational Curricula and Strategies for Exceptional Individuals (3) |
| EDP 658 Advanced Evaluation with Evidence-Based Interventions (3) |
| EDP 660 Practicum in School Psychology Practice (3) |
| EDP 662 Personality Theories, Measures, and Techniques (3) |
| EDP 665 Cross-cultural Examination of the United States and China within an Educ. Context (3) |
| EDP 666 Educational Community Psychology: Consulting and Interviewing (3) |
| EDP 669 Qualitative Research in Educational Psychology (3) |
| EDP 672 Counseling Theories & Mental Health Intervention (3) |
| EDP 675 Introduction to Group Counseling (3) |
| EDP 687 Chinese Education through Culture, Customs, History, and Development (3) |
| EDP 688 SPSS Series I (3) |
| EDP 689 SPSS Series II (3) |
| EDP 690 Seminar in Educational Psychology (1-3) |
| EDP 695 Supervised Public School Experience for School Psychology Students (1) |
| EDP 700 Research for Master’s Thesis (1-12; minimum 6, maximum 12) |
| EDP 795/796 Internship for Educational Specialist Degree in School Psychology (10, 10) |
| EDP 800 Specialist Degree (1-10) |
| EDT 110 Learning Strategies for College Success (2) |
| EDT 181/182 Physical Science (4, 4) MPF |
| EDT 190 Introduction to Education (3) |
| EDT 212 Applied Philosophy for Education (3) |
| EDT 221 Teaching English Language Learners in PK-12: Culture & Second Language Acquisition (3) |
| EDT 246 Foundations of Language and Literacy (3) |
| EDT 251 Effective Use of Libraries: A Basic Course (2) |
| EDT 252M Early Field Experience: Middle Childhood (3) |
| EDT 265 Mathematics: History and Technology (3) |
| EDT 272E Introductory Child Development: PreBirth through Age 8 (3) |
| EDT 273 Prekindergarten Integrated Curriculum I (3) |
| EDT 274 Prekindergarten Integrated Curriculum II (3) |
| EDT 310 Methods in Tutoring Adults (1) |
| EDT 311 Junior Field Experience and Praxis (3) |
| EDT 315E Teaching with Children's Literature Across the ECE Curriculum (3) |
| EDT 317E Teaching Science: Early Childhood (3) |
| EDT 318E Mathematics in Early Childhood (3) |
| EDT 323 Teaching English Language Learners in PK-12: Instructional Theories & Practices (3) |
| EDT 346A Reading Instruction for Adolescents (3) |
| EDT 346E Teaching Language and Literacy Across the ECE Curriculum (3) |
| EDT 346M Reading Instruction for Middle Grades (3) |
| EDT 361 Social Sciences for Teachers I (4) |
| EDT 362 Social Sciences for Teachers II (4) |
| EDT 374 The Nature of Science (3) |
| EDT 405/505 Advanced Science for the Elementary School Teacher (3) |
| EDT 415/515 Inquiry in to Life Science (3) |
| EDT 417E Teaching Social Studies in the Early Childhood (3) |
| EDT 419/519 Supervised Teaching (1-16) |
| EDT 420 Field Experience (1-4; maximum 8) |
| EDT 421A/521A Classroom Management (2) |
| EDT 421M Classroom Management (3) |
| EDT 422 Studies in Educational Issues (3) MPC |
| EDT 423/523 Literature and Other Media for Adolescents (3) |
| EDT 424/524 Storytelling: Traditional and Contemporary (2) |
| EDT 425 Teaching English Language Learners in PK-12: Active Learning & Literacy (3) |
| EDT 427/527 Adolescent Language Arts I (3) |
| EDT 428/528 Adolescent Language Arts II (3) |
| EDT 429A/529A Adolescent Mathematics I (3) |
| EDT 429M/529M Middle Childhood Mathematics I (3) |
| EDT 430/530 Adolescent Mathematics II (3) |
| EDT 431/531 Adolescent Science Methods I (3) |
| EDT 432/532 Adolescent Science Methods II (3) |
| EDT 433/533 Adolescent Social Studies Methods I (3) |
| EDT 434/534 Adolescent Social Studies Methods II (3) |
| EDT 435/535 Advanced Laboratory Practicum in Elementary School Science (3) |
| EDT 436/536 Middle Childhood Language Arts (3) |
| EDT 439/539 Middle Childhood Social Studies (3) |
| EDT 441 Middle Childhood Science (3) |
| EDT 442E Phonics, Word Study, and Spelling Instruction in ECE (3) |
| EDT 442M/542M Phonics and Reading Improvement for Middle Childhood (3) |
| EDT 444/544 Language Teaching and Learning I (3) |
| EDT 445/545 Language Teaching and Learning II (3) |
| EDT 446A/546A Integrating Literacy Across the Content Areas (3) |
| EDT 446L/546L Reading in the Foreign Language (3) |
| EDT 448E/548E Reading Practicum for Early Childhood (3) |
| EDT 448M/548M Reading Practicum for Middle Childhood (3) |
| EDT 450/550 Special Problems (1-3; maximum 6 toward any degree) |
| EDT 452/552 Teaching Social Studies in the Intermediate Grades (3) |
| EDT 453/553 Practicum & Praxis Grades 4-5 (1) |
| EDT 455 Capstone Seminar: Comparative Education in Europe or China (4) (4) |
| EDT 461/561 Grant Writing Skills and Methods (3) |
| EDT 463/563 Updating Elementary School Mathematics Instruction (3) |
| EDT 464/564 Teaching Geometry and Metric Measurement in Grades P-9 (3) |
| EDT 465/565 Learning and Teaching Mathematics in the Intermediate Grades (3) |
| EDT 466/566 Diagnostic and Prescriptive Mathematics Instruction (3) |
| EDT 473E Early Childhood Synthesis: Negotiating the Complexities of Teaching (3) |
| EDT 474E Classroom Management & Student Guidance in Early Childhood (3) |
| EDT 482/582 Curriculum & Methods of Instruction: Special Gifts (3) |
| EDT 486/586 Teaching Environmental Education (4) |
| EDT 494/594 Field Experiences with Young Children (2-10) |
| EDT 495 Writing Information Books for Children (3) MPC |
| EDT 600 Independent Reading (1-3; maximum 6 toward any degree) |
| EDT 603 Language, Literacy and Culture (3) |
| EDT 604 Research in Literacy (3) |
| EDT 606 Curriculum Innovation and Transformation through Understanding and Design (3) |
| EDT 610 Applied Studies in Classroom Teaching (1-3; max.12; max. 9 toward any degree) |
| EDT 622 Improvement of Teaching in the Public School (3) |
| EDT 625 Teaching Writing (3) |
| EDT 626 Teaching with Literature for Children (3) |
| EDT 627 Teaching with Literature for Adolescents and Young Adults (3) |
| EDT 632 Literacy Assessment and Instruction (3) |
| EDT 634 Clinical Reading Practicum I: Assessment (3) |
| EDT 635 Clinical Reading Practicum (3) |
| EDT 636 Literacy and Leadership (3) |
| EDT 642 Phonics and Reading Improvement for the Reading Teacher (3) |
| EDT 643 Language and Discourse (3) |
| EDT 646 Reading and Writing in Content Areas (3) |
| EDT 648 Data-Informed Decision Making in Education (3) |
| EDT 652 History and Philosophy of Social Studies Education (3) |
| EDT 656 Special Investigation in Selected Social Studies Areas (1-3) |
| EDT 660 Seminar in Mathematics Education (1-3; maximum 6) |
| EDT 663 Advanced Methods for Adolescent Mathematics (3) |
| EDT 665 Technology Applied in Math Education (3) |
| EDT 669 Mathematics Coaching for Grades P-6 |
| EDT 671 Educational Investigation in Reading & Language (1-4) |
| EDT 689 Interpretation and Application of Research in Education (3) |
| EDT 690 Graduate Capstone Experience in Education (3) |
| EDT 700 Thesis (1-12) |
| EDUCATION HEALTH AND SOCIETY COURSES (EHS- Education, Health and Society) |
| Education- M.A., M.A.T., M.Ed., M.S., Specialist in Education, Ph.D., Ed.D. |
| Education, Teacher Education- Master of Education, Master of Arts in Teaching |
| Educational Decisions |
| EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP COURSES (EDL-Education, Health and Society) |
| Educational Leadership- Master of Education, M.S., Ph.D. |
| EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY COURSES (EDP-Education, Health and Society) |
| Educational Psychology- Master of Education, M.A., M.S., Specialist in Education |
| Educational Technology Minor |
| EGM 311 Project Management (3) MPT |
| EGM 411/511 Leading and Managing Projects (3) |
| EHS 649 Action Research for Educators (3) |
| EHS 667 Behavior Statistics (3) |
| EHS 668 Behavior Statistics II (3) |
| ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING COURSES (ECE-Engineering and Applied Science) |
| Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology: Associate in Applied Science |
| Electrical Engineering |
| Electrical Engineering- Bachelor of Science in Engineering |
| Electronic Directory |
| Eligibility for Financial Assistance |
| Emerging Leader LLC |
| ENG 1 Victorian Literature and Culture. |
| ENG 10 Italy and the Renaissance. |
| ENG 104/105 Writing Studio (1, 1; maximum 2) |
| ENG 106 Orientation to American Language and Educational Culture (3) |
| ENG 108 U.S. Cultures & Composition for Second-Language Writers (5) |
| ENG 109 College Composition for Second-Language Writers (4) MPF |
| ENG 111 Composition and Rhetoric (3) MPF |
| ENG 112 Composition and Literature (3) MPF |
| ENG 119 English for International Graduate Students (3) |
| ENG 121 Comedy or Tragedy (3) MPF |
| ENG 122 Popular Literature (3) MPF |
| ENG 123 Introduction to Poetry (3) MPF |
| ENG 124 Introduction to Fiction (3) MPF |
| ENG 125 Introduction to Drama (3) MPF |
| ENG 131/132/133 Life and Thought in English Literature (3, 3, 3) (131) MPF |
| ENG 134 Introduction to Shakespeare (3) MPF |
| ENG 141/142/143 Life and Thought in American Literature (3, 3, 3) (142, 143 are MPT) MPF |
| ENG 144 Major American Authors (3) MPF |
| ENG 161 Literature and Politics (3) MPF |
| ENG 162 Literature and Identity (3) MPF |
| ENG 163 Literature and Travel (3) MPF |
| ENG 165 Literature and Sexuality (3) MPF |
| ENG 169 Disability Identity (3) MPF |
| ENG 171 Humanities and Technology (3) MPF, MPT |
| ENG 172 Rhetoric, Persuasion, and Culture (3) |
| ENG 2 Women and Literature. |
| ENG 201 Special Topics in Language Awareness (3) MPF |
| ENG 202 Varieties of English: Dialect Diversity and Language Change (3) MPF |
| ENG 213 Writing for Media (3) |
| ENG 215 Workplace Writing (3) |
| ENG 220 Literature and Film (3; maximum 6) MPT |
| ENG 221 Shakespeare and Film (3) MPT |
| ENG 222 The Rhetoric of Information and Data Visualization (3) |
| ENG 223 Strategies for Writers (3) |
| ENG 224 Digital Writing and Rhetoric: Composing Words, Images and Sounds (3) MPT |
| ENG 225 Advanced Composition (3) |
| ENG 226 Introduction to Creative Writing: Short Fiction and Poetry (3) |
| ENG 230 Studies in Themes and Genres (3; maximum 6) |
| ENG 231 The Short Story (3) |
| ENG 232 American Women Writers (3) MPT |
| ENG 233 British Women Writers (3) MPT |
| ENG 235 Classics of Film (3) |
| ENG 236 Alternative Traditions in Film (3) MPT |
| ENG 237 GLBTQ Literature (3) |
| ENG 238 Narrative and Digital Technology (3) |
| ENG 245 Rhetoric of Disability Rights (3) |
| ENG 246 Native American Literature (3) MPF |
| ENG 247 Appalachian Literature (3) MPF |
| ENG 248 Asian American Literature (3) MPF |
| ENG 251/252 Life and Thought in European Literature (3, 3) MPF |
| ENG 251L/252L European Literature (4, 4) |
| ENG 253 Jewish Identity and Russian Literature (3) |
| ENG 254 Latino/a Literature and the Americas (3) MPF |
| ENG 255 Russian Literature from Pushkin to Dostoevsky in English Translation (3) MPF, MPT |
| ENG 256 Russian Literature in English Translation: From Tolstoy to Nabokov (3) MPT |
| ENG 258 Copywriting: Electronic Media (3) |
| ENG 259 The Modern World Novel (3) |
| ENG 261 Modern Drama (3) |
| ENG 262 Children’s Literature (3) |
| ENG 262M Children’s Literature for Middle Childhood (3) |
| ENG 265 European Jewish Cinema (3) |
| ENG 267 Russian Literature in English Translation: From Pasternak to the Present (3) MPT |
| ENG 271 Cultures and Literature of the American South (3) MPF |
| ENG 281 The English Novel (3) |
| ENG 282 American Fiction (3) |
| ENG 283 Modern Poetry (3) MPT |
| ENG 293 Contemporary American Fiction (3) MPT |
| ENG 298 Introduction to Literary and Cultural Studies (3) |
| ENG 3 American Life and Culture Since World War II. |
| ENG 301 History of the English Language (4) MPT |
| ENG 302 Structure of Modern English (4) MPT |
| ENG 303 Introduction to Linguistics (4) MPF |
| ENG 304 Backgrounds to Composition Theory and Research (3) MPT |
| ENG 310 Special Topics in Rhetoric and Persuasion (3) |
| ENG 311 Contemporary Fiction (3) |
| ENG 312 Contemporary Poetry (3) |
| ENG 313 Technical Writing (3) MPT |
| ENG 314 Playwriting (4) |
| ENG 315 Business Writing (3) |
| ENG 316 Legal Writing (3) |
| ENG 320 Intermediate Creative Writing: Fiction (3; maximum 6) |
| ENG 321 The Literary Marketplace (3) |
| ENG 323 Creative Non-Fiction (3) |
| ENG 324 Ethics and Digital Media (3) |
| ENG 325 Russian Reception of Classical Culture (3) |
| ENG 327 Medieval Literature (3) MPT |
| ENG 328 The Renaissance: Nondramatic Literature of the 16th Century (3) |
| ENG 329 Disability Poetics and Narrative Theory (3) |
| ENG 330 Intermediate Creative Writing: Poetry (3; maximum 6) |
| ENG 331 17th-Century Poetry and Prose (3) |
| ENG 332 Early British Women Writers (3) |
| ENG 334 English Literature of the Restoration (1660-1714) (3) |
| ENG 335 English Literature of the 18th Century (3) |
| ENG 336 African American Writing, 1746-1877 (3) MPT |
| ENG 337 African American Writing, 1878-1945 (3) MPT |
| ENG 338 African American Writing, 1946-Present (3) MPT |
| ENG 339 Writers of the Early Romantic Period (3) MPT |
| ENG 342 Writers of the Later Romantic Period (3) MPT |
| ENG 343 English Literature of the Early Victorian Period, 1830-1860 (3) MPT |
| ENG 344 English Literature of the Later Victorian Period, 1860-1901 (3) MPT |
| ENG 345 British Modernism, 1890-1945 (3) MPT |
| ENG 347 Postwar/Postcolonial British Literature, 1945-Present (3) |
| ENG 348 Ethnic American Literatures (3) |
| ENG 349 Colonial and Early National American Literature (3) |
| ENG 350 Topics in Film (3) |
| ENG 351 Cultural Politics of Gender and Sexuality in Asian/America (3) |
| ENG 352 American Literature, 1810-1865 (3) |
| ENG 353 American Literature, 1865-1914 (3) |
| ENG 354 American Literature, 1914-1945 (3) MPT |
| ENG 355 American Literature, 1945-Present (3) MPT |
| ENG 356 Contemporary Jewish Fiction in Europe (3) |
| ENG 360 Interdisciplinary Special Topics (1-4; maximum 8) |
| ENG 364 From Marco Polo to Machiavelli (3) MPT |
| ENG 368 Feminist Literary Theory and Practice (3) MPT |
| ENG 369 Colonial & Postcolonial Literature (3) |
| ENG 370 Introduction to Literary and Cultural Theory (3; maximum 6) |
| ENG 372/373 Shakespeare’s Principal Plays (3, 3) |
| ENG 374 English Renaissance Drama (3) |
| ENG 381 African Lusophone Literature (3) |
| ENG 383 By or About (Afro-) Brazilian Women (3) |
| ENG 390 Studies in American Regionalism (3; maximum 6) MPT |
| ENG 401 Dante’s Divine Comedy (3) MPT |
| ENG 405 Advanced Linguistics: The Research Program of Noam Chomsky (3) MPC |
| ENG 406 Discourse Analysis: Speech Acts in Context (3) MPC |
| ENG 407/507 Interactive Business Communication (3) |
| ENG 409 Topics in Asian/Asian American Studies (3) |
| ENG 410 Selected Topics in Linguistics (3) |
| ENG 411/511 Visual Rhetoric (3) |
| ENG 412/512 Print and Digital Editing (3) MPT |
| ENG 413/513 Grant and Proposal Writing (3) |
| ENG 414/514 Usability and User Experience (3) |
| ENG 415 Capstone in Professional Writing (3) MPC |
| ENG 416/516 Writing for Global Audiences (3) |
| ENG 420 Advanced Creative Writing: Fiction Workshop (3; maximum 6) |
| ENG 422 Creative Writing: Screenwriting (3) |
| ENG 429/529 Environmental Communication (3) |
| ENG 430 Advanced Creative Writing: Poetry Workshop (430: 3, maximum 6; 530: 3, maximum 9) |
| ENG 432 Feminism and the Diaspora: U.S. Women of Color (3) |
| ENG 435/535 Queer Theory (3) |
| ENG 437 Black Feminist Theory (3) |
| ENG 440 Major English and American Writers (3; maximum 6) MPT |
| ENG 450 Studies in Genre (3; maximum 6) |
| ENG 460/560 Issues in Creative Writing (3) MPC |
| ENG 468 Gender and Genre (3) MPT |
| ENG 470 Studies in Literary Theory (3; maximum 6) |
| ENG 480 English Honors (3) |
| ENG 481/581 Writing Center Consulting (3) |
| ENG 490 Special Topics in Literary Study (3; maximum 6) |
| ENG 491/591 Art & Craft of Poetry: An Intensive Workshop (1) |
| ENG 492/592 Art & Craft of Fiction: An Intensive Workshop (1) |
| ENG 494 Disability in Global and Local Contexts (3) MPC |
| ENG 495 Capstone in Literature (3) MPC |
| ENG 496 English Studies: Reflections on Literature & Language (3) MPC |
| ENG 5 Language and Literacy. |
| ENG 6 Modernism. |
| ENG 600 Special Topics in Literature (2-4; maximum 4) |
| ENG 601 Introduction to Language and Linguistics (2-4) |
| ENG 602 Introduction to Rhetoric (2) |
| ENG 603 Literary Theories and Their Histories (4) |
| ENG 605 Issues in the Profession (2) |
| ENG 606 Teaching of College Composition Practicum I (2) |
| ENG 607 Teaching of College Composition Practicum II (2) |
| ENG 610 Topics in Literary and Cultural Studies (4; maximum 8) |
| ENG 612 Old English (4) |
| ENG 614 Medieval English Literature (4) |
| ENG 617 Chaucer, The Major Poems (4) |
| ENG 620 Studies in Renaissance Literature (4; maximum 12 toward any degree) |
| ENG 630 Studies in the Restoration and the 18th Century, 1660-1789 (4; maximum 12 toward any degree) |
| ENG 640 Studies in 19th-Century English Literature (4; maximum 12 toward any degree) |
| ENG 650 Graduate Fiction Workshop (4; maximum 16) |
| ENG 651 Graduate Poetry Workshop (4; maximum 16) |
| ENG 652 Issues in Creative Writing (4) |
| ENG 660 Studies in 20th Century Literature (4; maximum 12 toward any degree) |
| ENG 670 Studies in American Literature, 1800-1865 (4; maximum 12 toward any degree) |
| ENG 680 Studies in American Literature, 1865-1919 (4; maximum 12 toward any degree) |
| ENG 690 Studies in Modern American Literature, 1919 to Present (4; maximum 12 toward any one degree) |
| ENG 692 Introduction to Technical and Scientific Communication (4) |
| ENG 693 Technical and Scientific Editing (2) |
| ENG 694 Technical and Scientific Writing (4) |
| ENG 695 Linguistics for Technical and Scientific Communicators (2) |
| ENG 696 Managing Technical and Scientific Communication Departments, Publications, and Policies (2) |
| ENG 697 Information Design for Technical and Scientific Communicators (4) |
| ENG 7 The Romantic Era. |
| ENG 700 Research for Master’s Thesis (1-12; minimum 6, maximum 12) |
| ENG 701 Internship in Technical and Scientific Communication (1-12; minimum 6, maximum 12) |
| ENG 710 Intra-disciplinary Seminar in English Studies (4; maximum 8) |
| ENG 720 Issues in Digital Composition (4; maximum 12) |
| ENG 730 Studies in Composition Research and Pedagogy (4; maximum 12 toward any one degree) |
| ENG 731 The Theory and Practice of Teaching Composition (4) |
| ENG 732 Histories and Theories of Composition (4) |
| ENG 733 Histories and Theories of Rhetoric (4) |
| ENG 735 Research Methods in Composition (4) |
| ENG 736 Linguistics and Writing (4) |
| ENG 740 Literary Criticism and Theory (4; maximum 12) |
| ENG 750 Histories and Methodologies in Literary and Cultural Studies (4; maximum 8) |
| ENG 751 Special Problems (1-6; maximum 6 toward any degree) |
| ENG 752 Independent Study in Technical and Scientific Communication (1-6; maximum 6). |
| ENG 760 Special Topics in Rhetoric (4; maximum 12) |
| ENG 770 Issues in Professional Writing (4; maximum 12) |
| ENG 8 African American History and Literature. |
| ENG 850 Research of Doctoral Dissertation (1-16; minimum 16, maximum 60 depending on departmental requirements) |
| ENG 9 Writing for Specialized Audiences: Print and Online Design and Composition. |
| ENGINEERING AND APPLIED SCIENCE COURSES (EAS-Engineering and Applied Science) |
| Engineering Management- Bachelor of Science in Engineering |
| ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT COURSES (EGM-Interdepartmental) |
| Engineering Physics- Bachelor of Science |
| Engineering Technology- Bachelor of Science in Applied Science |
| ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY COURSES (ENT-Engineering and Applied Science) |
| Engineering Technology- Electrical and Computer Concentration |
| Engineering Technology- Electro-Mechanical Concentration |
| Engineering Technology- Mechanical Engineering Technology Concentration |
| Engineering Technology: Associate in Applied Science |
| English- Bachelor of Arts |
| ENGLISH COURSES (ENG-Arts and Science) |
| English Literature |
| English- Master of Arts, M.A. in Teaching, Ph.D. |
| English Writing Sequence |
| ENT 135 Computer-Aided Drafting (3) |
| ENT 137 Introduction to Engineering Technology (1) |
| ENT 151 Engineering Materials (3) |
| ENT 152 Computer-Aided Manufacturing I (3) |
| ENT 181 Managing & Troubleshooting PCs (3) |
| ENT 192 Circuit Analysis I (3) |
| ENT 193 Circuit Analysis II (3) |
| ENT 196 Electronics (3) |
| ENT 202 Special Problems (.5-3) |
| ENT 220 Professional Practice (0-2) |
| ENT 235 Computer-Aided Design (3) |
| ENT 252 Computer-Aided Manufacturing II (3) |
| ENT 271 Mechanics I: Statics (3) |
| ENT 272 Mechanics II: Strength of Materials (3) |
| ENT 278 Mechanics III: Analysis of Machine Components (3) |
| ENT 291 Industrial Electronics (3) |
| ENT 293 Digital Systems (3) |
| ENT 294 Local Area Networks (3) |
| ENT 295 Microprocessor Technology I (3) |
| ENT 296 Programmable Logic Controllers (3) |
| ENT 297 Microprocessor Technology II (3) |
| ENT 298 Data Communications (3) |
| ENT 301 Dynamics (3) |
| ENT 303 Digital Signal Processing Technology (3) |
| ENT 310 Fluid Mechanics (3) |
| ENT 311 Process Control Interface Design (3) |
| ENT 312 Thermodynamics and Heat Power (3) |
| ENT 314 Mechanisms for Machine Design (3) |
| ENT 316 Project Management (3) |
| ENT 333 Computational Methods for Engineering Technology (4) |
| ENT 355 Introduction to Finite Element Analysis (3) |
| ENT 401 Computerized Instrumentation (3) |
| ENT 402 Industrial Automation Lab (3) |
| ENT 403 Wireless Communication and Networks (3) |
| ENT 404 Experimentation Techniques (3) |
| ENT 407 Modern Manufacturing Systems (3) |
| ENT 412 Industrial Applications of Neural Networks and Fuzzy Logic (3) |
| ENT 415 Heat Transfer with Applications (3) |
| ENT 416 Topics in Mechanical Vibrations (3) |
| ENT 418 Electromechanical Control Systems (3) |
| ENT 497/498 Senior Design Project (2, 2) MPC |
| Entrepreneurship |
| ENTREPRENEURSHIP COURSES (ESP-Business) |
| Environmental Earth Science- Bachelor of Arts |
| Environmental Science Co-Major |
| ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES COURSES, INSTITUTE FOR THE ENVIRONMENT and SUSTAINABILITY (IES-Interdepartmental) |
| Environmental Sciences- Master of Environmental Science |
| ESP 1 Entrepreneurship in Different Contexts. |
| ESP 101 Entrepreneurship Foundations (1) |
| ESP 102 Startup Bootcamp: Inception to Prototype (1) |
| ESP 151 Rewards of an Entrepreneurial Life (1) |
| ESP 201 Introduction to Entrepreneurship (3) |
| ESP 293 Entrepreneurship: Dilemmas and Debates (1) |
| ESP 306 Financial Aspects of Entrepreneurial Ventures (3) |
| ESP 311 Entrepreneurial Marketing (3) |
| ESP 330 Professional Practice (0-1; maximum 2) |
| ESP 366 Imagination and Entrepreneurship (3) MPT |
| ESP 461 Small/Emerging Enterprise Consulting (3) MPC |
| ESP 464 Social Entrepreneurship (3) |
| ESP 467 Entrepreneurship: New Ventures (3) MPC |
| ESP 469 Entrepreneurship in Complex Organizations (3) |
| ESP 481 Technology, Products & Ventures (3) |
| ESP 490 Special Topics in Entrepreneurship (1-3; maximum 3) |
| Estimated Fees and Expenses, 2013-2014 |
| Ethics, Society, and Culture |
| Euphonium |
| European Area Studies |
| Examinations |
| Examinations (optional) |
| Executive Officers of Administration |
| Extended Study and Service-Learning in Global Miami Plan Courses |
| F |
| Faculty-led Study Abroad and Away |
| Family Relationships Minor |
| FAMILY STUDIES AND SOCIAL WORK COURSES (FSW-Education, Health and Society) |
| Family Studies- Bachelor of Science in Family Studies |
| Federal Work-Study (FWS) Employment |
| Fees and Expenses |
| Fees and Expenses |
| Fees and Expenses |
| Fees and Expenses: Regional Locations |
| FERPA Release and Directory Restriction |
| Film Studies |
| FILM STUDIES COURSES (FST-Arts and Science) |
| FIN 101 Personal Finance (3) |
| FIN 301 Introduction to Business Finance (3) |
| FIN 302 Intermediate Financial Management (3) |
| FIN 303 Financial Principles and Introduction to Modeling with Excel (3) |
| FIN 330 Professional Practice (0-1; maximum 2) |
| FIN 331 Real Estate Principles (3) |
| FIN 351 Principles of Insurance (3) |
| FIN 401/501 Principles of Investments and Security Markets (3) |
| FIN 402/502 Fixed-Income Portfolio Management (3) |
| FIN 403 Portfolio Management (3) |
| FIN 404 Forward, Futures and Derivatives (3) |
| FIN 408/508 Commercial Bank Management (3) |
| FIN 417/517 International Business Finance (3) |
| FIN 451/551 Risk Management and Insurance (3) |
| FIN 452/552 Life Insurance and Advanced Personal Financial Planning (3) |
| FIN 461 Financial Analysis of Mergers, Buyouts, and Restructuring (3) |
| FIN 462 Advanced Corporate Finance (3) |
| FIN 463/563 Employee Benefits (3) |
| FIN 475 Case Problems in Finance (3) |
| FIN 481 Student Run Investment Fund (3) |
| FIN 485 Integrative Concepts in Finance (3) MPC |
| FIN 625 Managerial Finance (3) |
| FIN 628 Capital Acquisition (3) |
| FIN 635 Investment Management (3) |
| FIN 645 Futures and Options (3) |
| FIN 655 Analysis of Business Finance and Investments (3) |
| FIN 675 Applied Advanced Corporate Finance (3) |
| Final Examination |
| Finance |
| Finance- Bachelor of Science in Business |
| FINANCE COURSES (FIN-Business) |
| Financial Aid for Undergraduate Students |
| Financial Aid, Awards and Scholarships |
| Financial Obligations |
| Fine Arts Certificates |
| Fine Arts Minors |
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| Foreign Language |
| Foreign Language Education |
| Foundation Courses |
| Foundation Courses That Meet the Cultures (CUL) Requirement |
| Foundation Courses That Meet the Historical Perspective (H) Requirement |
| Foundation I. English Composition (6 hours minimum) |
| Foundation II. Fine Arts, Humanities, Social Science (9 semester hours) |
| Foundation III. Global Perspectives (6-9 hours) |
| Foundation IV. Natural Science (9 hours, must include one laboratory course) |
| Foundation V. Mathematics, Formal Reasoning, Technology (3 hours minimum) |
| FRE 1 French Cultural Studies. |
| FRE 101/102 Introduction to the French Language and Culture (4, 4) |
| FRE 107L Practical French (4) |
| FRE 131 Masterpieces of French Culture in Translation (3) MPF |
| FRE 141 Paris in Black, White and Color (3) |
| FRE 2 French Cultural Studies. |
| FRE 201 Intermediate French (3) |
| FRE 202 Critical Analysis of French Culture (3) MPF |
| FRE 212 Secular Jewish Culture From the Enlightenment to Zionism (3) MPF |
| FRE 255 Visual Representations of the Holocaust (3) MPF |
| FRE 265 European Jewish Cinema (3) |
| FRE 3 European Cinema. |
| FRE 301 Culture and Interpretation (3) |
| FRE 302 Pre-Revolutionary Literature and Life (3) |
| FRE 303 Modern and Contemporary Literature and Life (3) |
| FRE 310 Texts in Context (3) MPT |
| FRE 334 Colonies and Migrants in French-Language Comics (3) |
| FRE 339 Jews in Modern France: Between Image and Experience (3) |
| FRE 341 Conversation and Current Events in France (3) MPT |
| FRE 341W Conversation and Current Events in France (3) MPT |
| FRE 350 Topics in French Literature in Translation (3) MPT |
| FRE 356 Contemporary Jewish Fiction in Europe (3) |
| FRE 361 French Pronunciation (3) |
| FRE 366 French Cinema in Translation (3) MPT |
| FRE 404/504 The French Renaissance (3) |
| FRE 410 Senior Seminar (3) MPC |
| FRE 411/511 French Civilization (3) MPT |
| FRE 411D/511D Tutorial in French Civilization (6-9) |
| FRE 411W/511W French Civilization (3) MPT |
| FRE 415 Advanced Composition (3) |
| FRE 416/516 Colonialism, Comics and Caricature in Algeria (3) |
| FRE 420/520 Topics in Bande dessinée, Cartoons and Caricature (1-3; maximum 6) |
| FRE 423/523 Theatre, Performance, Spectacle (3) |
| FRE 430/530 Topics in Early Modern French Literature (1-3; maximum 6) |
| FRE 431/531 Studies in Contemporary French Thought in Translation (3) MPT |
| FRE 442/542 Literary Innovation, 16th-18th C (3) |
| FRE 443/543 French Literature and Society (3) |
| FRE 444/544 Seminar in Medieval French Studies (3) |
| FRE 451/551 Rebellions, Revolutions, and Avant-gardes (3) |
| FRE 452/552 The 19th Century (3) MPT |
| FRE 453/553 Poetry (3) |
| FRE 454/554 The Origins of the 20th Century (3) |
| FRE 460/560 Topics in French Cinema (3) MPT |
| FRE 462/562 The 20th-Century Novel: Contemporary Explorations Beyond Existentialism (3) |
| FRE 480 Independent Reading for Departmental Honors (3) |
| FRE 600 Seminar in French Literature (1-4) |
| FRE 614 Introduction to French Literary Theory (3) |
| FRE 617/618 Intensive Course for Graduate Students (3, 3) |
| FRE 680 Independent Study (1-6) |
| FRE 689 Teaching Assistant Orientation Seminar (1) |
| FRE 700 Research for Master’s Thesis (1-10; usually 6) |
| French |
| French- Bachelor of Arts |
| FRENCH COURSES (FRE-Arts and Science; Department of French and Italian) |
| French Horn |
| French- Master of Arts |
| French: Bachelor of Science in Education |
| Frequency of Offerings |
| Fresh Start Policy |
| Freshman Admission Standards |
| Freshman Mid-Semester Grade Reports |
| Freshmen |
| FST 1 Film in Popular Culture. |
| FST 135 Film as Ethnography (1) |
| FST 146 Media Aesthetics (3) |
| FST 201 Introduction to Film Criticism and History (3) MPF, MPT |
| FST 204 Brazilian Culture Through Popular Music (3) |
| FST 205 American Film as Communication (3) MPT |
| FST 206 Diversity and Culture in American Film (3) MPF |
| FST 220 Literature and Film (3; maximum 6) MPT |
| FST 221 Shakespeare and Film (3) MPT |
| FST 222 Italian American Culture (3) MPF |
| FST 235 Classics of Film (3) |
| FST 236 Alternative Traditions in Film (3) MPT |
| FST 252 Representation of History in Film and Video (3) |
| FST 255 Visual Representations of the Holocaust (3) |
| FST 261 German Film in Global Context (3) MPF, MPT |
| FST 262 Italian Cinema (3) MPT |
| FST 263 Soviet and Post-Soviet Russian Cinema (3) MPT |
| FST 264 Chinese Cinema and Culture (3) |
| FST 265 European Jewish Cinema (3) |
| FST 266 Survey of Japanese Cinema (3) |
| FST 267 National Cinemas: African Film (3) |
| FST 272 Cultures and Identifies of Eastern Europe: An Introduction through Literature and Film (3) |
| FST 281 Mediated Sexualities: Lesbians, Gays, Bisexuals, and Transgendered Persons and the Electronic Media (3) MPF |
| FST 282 Sexualities and Film (3) |
| FST 302 War and European Cinema (3) |
| FST 345 Global Media, Ethnography, and Film (3) |
| FST 350 Topics in Film (3) |
| FST 361 Antiquity Through a Lens (3) |
| FST 366 French Cinema In Translation (3) MPT |
| FST 381 African Lusophone Literature (3) |
| FST 383 By or About (Afro-) Brazilian Women (3) |
| FST 401 Seminar in Film Study (3) |
| FST 415 Cuba in Revolution: Its History, Politics, and Culture (4) MPC |
| FST 460 Topics in French Cinema (3) MPT |
| FSW 1 Services and Supports for Children, Youth, and Families. |
| FSW 201 Introduction to Social Work (3) |
| FSW 206 Social Welfare: Impact on Diverse Groups (4) MPF |
| FSW 207 Serving and Supporting Children, Youth, and Families I (4) MPT |
| FSW 208 Serving and Supporting Children, Youth, and Families II (5) MPT |
| FSW 221 Human Sexuality (3) |
| FSW 261 Diverse Family Systems Across the Life Cycle (3) MPF, MPT |
| FSW 281 Child Development in Diverse Families (4) MPT |
| FSW 283 Introduction to Child Care Administration (3) |
| FSW 293 Field Placement-Infant/Toddler Setting (3) |
| FSW 294 Field Placement-Preschool Setting (3) |
| FSW 295 Research and Evaluation Methods (4) |
| FSW 3 Families and Sexuality Across the Life Course. |
| FSW 306 Social Work Practice I (4) |
| FSW 309 Social Welfare Policy II (3) |
| FSW 312 Human Behavior in the Social Environment (3) |
| FSW 361 Couple Relationships: Diversity and Change (3) |
| FSW 362 Family Poverty (3) |
| FSW 363 Sociology of Families (3) |
| FSW 365 Family Life Sexuality Education Across Cultures (3) MPT |
| FSW 381 Parent-Child Relations in Diverse Families (3) MPT |
| FSW 382 Infant and Toddler Caregiving and Supervision (3) MPT |
| FSW 4 Children in Families. |
| FSW 406 Social Work Practice II (4) |
| FSW 411 Social Work Senior Practicum (6) |
| FSW 412 Senior Seminar in Social Work I (2) |
| FSW 413 Senior Seminar in Social Work II (2) |
| FSW 418/518 The Family Life Education Process (3) |
| FSW 450/550 Special Problems (1-4; 8 maximum toward any undergraduate degree; 550 and 600 combined: 4 maximum toward any graduate degree) |
| FSW 451/551 Family Violence (3) MPC |
| FSW 461/561 Marital Distress and Divorce: Implications for Family Life Professionals (3) MPT |
| FSW 462/562 Family Policy and Law (3) MPC |
| FSW 465/565 Child Maltreatment (2) |
| FSW 466/566 Later Life Families (3) MPT |
| FSW 475/575 Family Theories (3) |
| FSW 481/581 Adolescent Development in Diverse Families (3) MPT |
| FSW 485/585 Social Work in a Diverse World (3) |
| FSW 490/590 Professional Issues in Family Science (3) |
| FSW 491/591 Seminar in Family Studies and Social Work (1-4;maximum 4) |
| FSW 492/592 Families in Global Context (4) |
| FSW 493/593 Qualitative Methods in Family Research (3) |
| FSW 494/594 Internship with Families and Children (2-3; maximum 6) |
| FSW 495/595 Advanced Survey of Family Science (3) |
| FSW 497/597 Methods of Social Justice Inquiry (3) |
| FSW 498 Critical Thinking About Family Relationships (4) MPC |
| FSW 600 Independent Reading (1-4; 4 maximum of FSW 550 and 600 combined) |
| FSW 611 Social Welfare Policy I (3) |
| FSW 612 Social Welfare Policy II (3) |
| FSW 613 Social Work Advanced Policy: Child and Family Welfare (3) |
| FSW 614 Family-Community-School Partnerships (3) |
| FSW 615 Cultural Competency (3) |
| FSW 617 Human Behavior in the Social Environment I (3) |
| FSW 618 Human Behavior and the Social Environment II (3) |
| FSW 620 Practicum in Family Life Education (2) |
| FSW 621 Social Work Practice I (3) |
| FSW 622 Social Work Practice II (3) |
| FSW 623 Social Work Advanced Practice I (3) |
| FSW 624 Social Work Advanced Practice II (3) |
| FSW 625 Social Work Ethics (3) |
| FSW 660 Family Diversity in the United States (3) |
| FSW 661 Social Work Practicum I (6) |
| FSW 662 Social Work Practicum II (6) |
| FSW 681 Parenting Theories and Applications (3) |
| FSW 685 Family Systems and Stress (4) |
| FSW 691 Advanced Seminar in Family and Child Studies (1-4) |
| FSW 695 Applied Research Techniques in Family and Child Studies (4) |
| FSW 700A Thesis: Independent Research (1-3; 6 required, maximum 6 toward any one degree) |
| G |
| General Engineering- Bachelor of Science in Engineering |
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| General Studies: Associate in Arts |
| GEO 1 Urban Geography. |
| GEO 101 Global Forces, Local Diversity (3) MPF, MPT |
| GEO 111 World Regional Geography: Patterns and Issues (3) MPF |
| GEO 121 Earth’s Physical Environment (4) MPF, MPT |
| GEO 122 Geographic Perspectives on the Environment (3) |
| GEO 133 Imagining Russia (2) |
| GEO 159 Creating Global Peace (3) MPF |
| GEO 2 Earth's Physical Environment: Patterns and Processes. |
| GEO 201 Geography of Urban Diversity (3) MPF, MPT |
| GEO 205 Population and Migration (3) |
| GEO 207 Civilization of the Middle East (3) MPF |
| GEO 208 The Rise of Industrialism in East Asia (3) MPF |
| GEO 209 Civilizations of Africa (3) MPF |
| GEO 211 Global Change (3) MPT |
| GEO 219 Geography of the United States and Canada (3) |
| GEO 221 Regional Physical Environments (3) MPT |
| GEO 241 Map Interpretation (3) |
| GEO 242 Mapping a Changing World (3) |
| GEO 271 Human Dimensions of Natural Resource Conservation (3) MPT |
| GEO 276 Geography of the Global Economy (3) |
| GEO 3 Geographic Change. |
| GEO 301 Geography of Sub-Saharan Africa (4) MPT |
| GEO 302 Geography and Gender (3) |
| GEO 304 Latin American Development (4) MPT |
| GEO 307 Geography of Central and Eastern Europe, and Russia (3) MPT |
| GEO 308 Geography of East Asia (3) MPT |
| GEO 309 Native American Women (3) |
| GEO 311 Geography of Europe (3) |
| GEO 333 Global Perspectives on Natural Disasters (3) MPT |
| GEO 340 Internship (1-20) |
| GEO 354 Geomorphology (4) |
| GEO 378 Political Geography (3) |
| GEO 385 Media Geographies (3) |
| GEO 395 Scholarship & Practice in Geography (1) |
| GEO 4 Global Forces in Regional Contexts. |
| GEO 401/501 Sustainable Regions (3) MPT |
| GEO 405/505 The Caribbean in Global Context (3) MPT |
| GEO 406/506 Indigenous Peoples and Their Sacred Lands (3) |
| GEO 408/508 Geography of the Silk Road (The Heart of Asia) (3) MPT |
| GEO 409 Sustainability: European challenges and strategies (3) |
| GEO 410/510 Advanced Regional Geography (1-4; maximum 12) |
| GEO 410D/510D Havighurst Colloquium (3) |
| GEO 412/512 Tropical Ecosystems of Costa Rica (5) |
| GEO 413/513 Tropical Marine Ecology (5) |
| GEO 416/516 Connections: Understanding Tropical Ecology and Natural History via Belize, Central America (5) |
| GEO 421/521 Climatology (3) MPT |
| GEO 425/525 Hydrogeography (3) MPT |
| GEO 426/526 Watershed Management (3) MPT |
| GEO 428/528 Soil Geography (4) MPT |
| GEO 431/531 Global Plant Diversity (3) MPT |
| GEO 432/532 Ecoregions of North America (3) MPT |
| GEO 436/536 Women, Gender, and the Environment (3) MPT |
| GEO 437/537 Regional Land Use Capability Analysis (3) |
| GEO 441/541 Geographic Information Systems (3) |
| GEO 442/542 Advanced Geographic Information Systems (3) |
| GEO 443/543 Python Programming for ArcGIS (3) |
| GEO 444/544 GIScience Techniques in Landscape Ecology (3) |
| GEO 447/547 Aerial Photo Interpretation (4) |
| GEO 448/548 Techniques and Applications of Remote Sensing (3) |
| GEO 451/551 Urban and Regional Planning (3) MPT |
| GEO 454/554 Urban Geography (3) MPT |
| GEO 455/555 Race, Urban Change, and Conflict in America (3) MPT |
| GEO 457/557 Global Cities, World Economy (3) |
| GEO 458/558 Cities of Difference (3) |
| GEO 459/559 Advanced Urban and Regional Planning (3) MPT |
| GEO 460/560 Advanced Systematic Geography (1-4; maximum 12) |
| GEO 461/561 Migrants & Diasporas (3) |
| GEO 462/562 Public Space (3) |
| GEO 467/567 Land Use, Law and the State: Geographic Perspectives (3) |
| GEO 473/573 Development and Underdevelopment (3) MPT |
| GEO 475/575 Global Periphery's Urbanization (3) MPT |
| GEO 476/576 Global Poverty (3) MPT |
| GEO 480 Departmental Honors (1-6; maximum 6) |
| GEO 491 Senior Seminar (4) MPC |
| GEO 492 Geography of the Auto Industry (3) MPC |
| GEO 493 Urban Field Experience (3) MPC |
| GEO 496/596 Biodiversity of Kenya (6) MPC |
| GEO 601 Seminar in Research Techniques (3) |
| GEO 602 Geographic Thought (4) |
| GEO 604 Research Project Development (1) |
| GEO 605 Teaching Skills in Geography (1) |
| GEO 610 Research in Geography (1-4; maximum 12) |
| GEO 620 Geography Seminar (1-4; maximum 12) |
| GEO 690 Internship in Geography (1-12) |
| GEO 700 Research for Master’s Thesis (1-12; minimum 3, maximum 12) |
| GEO 710 Special Problems in Geography (1-4; maximum 12) |
| Geographic Information Science Certificate |
| Geography |
| Geography- Bachelor of Arts |
| GEOGRAPHY COURSES (GEO-Arts and Science) |
| Geography- Master of Arts |
| Geology |
| GEOLOGY & ENVIRONMENTAL EARTH SCIENCE COURSES (GLG-Arts and Science) |
| Geology- Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science |
| Geology- Master of Arts, Master of Science, Doctor of Philosophy |
| GER 1 Culture, Literature, and Language of German-Speaking Europe. |
| GER 101 Beginning German I (4) |
| GER 102 Beginning German II (4) |
| GER 103L Practical German Language (3) |
| GER 105 Everyday Spoken German (2) |
| GER 111 Review of Basic German (3) |
| GER 141 Modern German Film: A Window on German Culture (1) |
| GER 151 The German-American Experience (3) MPF |
| GER 201 Second Year German I (3) MPT |
| GER 202 Second Year German II (3) MPT |
| GER 212 Secular Jewish Culture From the Enlightenment to Zionism (3) |
| GER 231 Folk and Literary Fairy Tales (3) MPF |
| GER 232 The Holocaust in German Literature, History, and Film (3) MPF |
| GER 241 Intermediate German Conversation (2, 2) |
| GER 242 Intermediate German Conversation (2, 2) |
| GER 251 German Literature in Translation: Changing Concepts of the Self (3) MPF |
| GER 252 The German-Jewish Experience (3) MPF |
| GER 255 Visual Representations of the Holocaust (3) MPF |
| GER 260 Topics in German Literature in Translation (3; maximum 12) |
| GER 261 German Film in Global Context (3) MPF, MPT |
| GER 265 European Jewish Cinema (3) |
| GER 3 Developing Language Skills in German. |
| GER 301 German Languages Through the Media (3) MPT |
| GER 309 Introduction to Linguistics (4) MPF |
| GER 311 Passionate Friendships in German Literature from the Middle Ages to the Present (3) MPT |
| GER 312 Coming of Age in German Life and Thought (3) MPT |
| GER 321 Cultural Topics in German-Speaking Europe Since 1870 (3) MPF, MPT |
| GER 322 Comparative Study of Everyday Culture: German-Speaking Europe and the U.S.A. (3) MPF, MPT |
| GER 330 German Drama Production (1-2; maximum 8) |
| GER 350 Topics in Contemporary Writing - German (1 to 3) |
| GER 356 Contemporary Jewish Fiction In Europe (3) |
| GER 410/510 Seminar in German Language and Literature (1-4) |
| GER 461 Germany Milestones in the 20th Century (3) |
| GER 471/571 Linguistic Perspectives on Contemporary German (3) MPC |
| GER 480 Department Honors (1-6; maximum 6) |
| GER 610 Self-Paced Graduate Reading Course in German (1-6) |
| GER 680 Independent Study (1 to 6) |
| German |
| German- Bachelor of Arts |
| GERMAN COURSES (GER-Arts and Science; Department of German, Russian, and East Asian Languages) |
| German: Bachelor of Science in Education |
| Gerontology |
| Gerontology- Bachelor of Arts |
| GERONTOLOGY COURSES (GTY-Arts and Science; Department of Sociology and Gerontology) |
| Gerontology- Master of Gerontological Studies, Master of Population and Social Gerontology, Doctor of Philosophy, Certificate |
| GHS 101 Introduction to Global Health (3) |
| GHS 201 Data and Decisions in Global Health (3) |
| GHS 301 Seminar in Global Health (1) |
| GHS 401 Global Health Immersion Experience (2) |
| GHS 491 Global Health Leadership (1) |
| GLG 1 Oceanography. |
| GLG 111 The Dynamic Earth (3) MPF, MPT |
| GLG 115L Understanding the Earth (1) MPF |
| GLG 121 Environmental Geology (3) MPF, MPT |
| GLG 141 Geology of U.S. National Parks (3) MPF, MPT |
| GLG 2 The Water Planet. |
| GLG 201 Mineralogy (4) |
| GLG 204 Survival on an Evolving Planet (4) |
| GLG 211 Chemistry of Earth Systems (3) |
| GLG 217 Planetary Geology (3) |
| GLG 244 Oceanography (3) MPT |
| GLG 261 Geohazards and the Solid Earth (3) MPT |
| GLG 3 Plate Tectonics. |
| GLG 301 Sedimentology and Stratigraphy (4) MPT |
| GLG 307 Water and Society (3) MPT |
| GLG 311 Geoenvironmental Field Methods (3) |
| GLG 322 Structural Geology (4) MPT |
| GLG 335 Ice Age Earth (3) |
| GLG 354 Geomorphology (4) |
| GLG 357 Igneous/Metamorphic Petrology (4) |
| GLG 401/501 Global Climate Change (3) |
| GLG 402/502 Geomicrobiology (3) |
| GLG 408/508 Introduction to Hydrogeology (4) MPT |
| GLG 411A/511A Field Geology (6) MPC |
| GLG 412/512 Tropical Ecosystems of Costa Rica (5) |
| GLG 413/513 Tropical Marine Ecology (5) MPT |
| GLG 414/514 Coastal Ecology of the Bahamas (5) MPT |
| GLG 415/515 Coral Reef Ecology (5) |
| GLG 416/516 Carbonate Depositional Systems (5) |
| GLG 417/517 Forensic Isotope Geochemistry (3) |
| GLG 427/527 Isotope Geochemistry (3) |
| GLG 428/528 Groundwater Flow Modeling (4) |
| GLG 432/532 Powder X-Ray Diffraction and Clay Analysis (3) |
| GLG 435/535 Soils and Paleosols (3) |
| GLG 436/536 Paleoclimatology (3) |
| GLG 450/550 Sedimentary Basin Analysis (3) |
| GLG 461/561 Geophysics (3) MPT |
| GLG 467/567 Seismology (3) MPT |
| GLG 474/574 Paleobotany, Paleoecology, Paleoclimatology (3) |
| GLG 482/582 Contaminant Hydrogeology (4) |
| GLG 484/584 X-ray Diffractometry (2) |
| GLG 491/591 Geochemistry of Natural Waters (3) |
| GLG 492/592 Global Tectonics (4) MPT |
| GLG 494 Sustainability Perspectives in Resources and Business (3) MPC |
| GLG 496/596 Isotopes in Environmental Processes (3) |
| GLG 497 Trends and Topics in the Geosciences (3) |
| GLG 617 Chemistry of Earth’s Interior (3) |
| GLG 627 Applications of Non-Traditional Isotope Systems (3) |
| GLG 630 Mineral Surface Geochemistry (3) |
| GLG 633 Extensional Tectonics (3) |
| GLG 643 Introduction to the Advanced Study of Mineralogy and Geochemistry (4) |
| GLG 646 Igneous Petrology (3) |
| GLG 662 Subduction Zones (3) |
| GLG 666 Theoretical Seismology (3) |
| GLG 670 Geochemical Modeling (1-3; maximum 6) |
| GLG 671 Introduction to Geology for Teachers I (4) |
| GLG 700 Research for Masters Thesis (1-12; minimum 6, maximum 12) |
| GLG 710 Geology Seminar (1-3; maximum 12) |
| GLG 720 Advanced Mineralogy (1-3, maximum 3) |
| GLG 730 Advanced Igneous Petrology (1-3, maximum 3) |
| GLG 750 Advanced Studies in Crust and Mantle Development (1-3, maximum 3) |
| GLG 760 Advanced Carbonate Sedimentology (1-3; maximum 12) |
| GLG 770 Advanced Topics in Isotope Geochemistry (1-3; 12 maximum) |
| GLG 790 Research in Geology (1-4; maximum 12) |
| GLG 850 Research for Doctoral Dissertation (1-16; minimum 16, maximum 60) |
| Global Health Studies |
| GLOBAL HEALTH STUDIES COURSES (GHS-Arts and Science) |
| Global Perspectives on Sustainability |
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| Grades |
| Graduate Awards |
| Graduate Awards |
| Graduate Awards |
| Graduate Awards and Other Financial Assistance for Graduate Students |
| Graduate Certificate Programs |
| Graduate Certificate Programs |
| Graduate Certificate Programs |
| Graduate Council |
| Graduate Dean's Thesis and Dissertation Awards |
| Graduate Fields of Study |
| Graduate Program Academic Departments, Chairs and Faculty |
| Graduate School |
| GRADUATE SCHOOL COMMUNITY COURSES (GSC-Center for the Enhancement of Learning Teaching and University Assessment- CELTUA) |
| Graduate Student Associations |
| Graduate Students’ Achievement Fund |
| Graduate-Level Courses for Seniors |
| Graduation |
| Graduation with Latin Honors |
| Grant Programs |
| Graphic Design- Bachelor of Fine Arts |
| Greater Cincinnati Consortium Agreement |
| GREEK LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE COURSES (GRK-Arts and Science; Department of Classics) |
| GRK 101, 102 Beginning Greek (4, 4) |
| GRK 201 Homer (3) |
| GRK 202 Plato (3) |
| GRK 301 Advanced Readings in Representative Authors (3) |
| GRK 302 Advanced Readings in Representative Authors (3) |
| GRK 310 Special Topics in Greek Literature (3; maximum 12; may be repeated when content changes) |
| GRK 410 Special Topics in Greek Literature (3; maximum 12; may be repeated when content changes) |
| GRK 480 Independent Reading for Department Honors (3) |
| GRK 630 Graduate Work in the Greek Language (1-4; maximum 12) |
| GSC 601 Graduate Student Teaching Enhancement Program(1; maximum 2) |
| GSC 602 College Teaching (1) |
| GSC 603 Academic Cultures (1) |
| GSC 700 Thesis and Dissertation Completion for Graduate Students (0) |
| GTY 154 Aging in American Society (3) MPF, MPT |
| GTY 2 Aging in Diverse Contexts. |
| GTY 260 Global Aging (3) MPF, MPT |
| GTY 265 Critical Inquiry: Penny Lecture Series (2) |
| GTY 3 Health and Aging. |
| GTY 318 Sociology of Aging and the Life Course (3) MPT |
| GTY 335 Disability and Aging (3) MPT |
| GTY 356 Biopsychosocial Aspects of Health and Aging (3) MPT |
| GTY 357 Medical Sociology (3) MPT |
| GTY 365 Social Policy and Programs in Gerontology (3) |
| GTY 375 Aging, Self and Society (3) |
| GTY 430 Field Experience in Gerontology (3; maximum 6) MPT |
| GTY 440G Capstone Field Experience in Gerontology (1-16; maximum 16) MPC |
| GTY 460/560 Selected Topics in Gerontology (2-4; maximum 10) |
| GTY 463/563 Gender and Aging (3) MPT |
| GTY 466/566 Later Life Families (3) MPT |
| GTY 472/572 Race, Ethnicity and Aging (3) MPT |
| GTY 476/576 Environment and Aging (3) MPT |
| GTY 478/578 Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Chronic Illness (4) MPT |
| GTY 485/585 Long-Term Care in an Aging Society (3) |
| GTY 602 Perspectives in Gerontology (3) |
| GTY 603 Psychology of Aging in Everyday Life (3) |
| GTY 605 Gerontology Proseminar A,B,C,D (1) |
| GTY 608 The Logic of Inquiry (4) |
| GTY 609 Qualitative Research Methods (3) |
| GTY 611 Linking Research and Practice (3) |
| GTY 615 Readings in Gerontology (1-6) |
| GTY 620 Supervised Research or Reading on Selected Topics in Gerontology (1-12; maximum 12) |
| GTY 641 Organizations and the Aging Enterprise (3) |
| GTY 667 Policy and Politics of Aging (3) |
| GTY 676 Program Management in Aging (3) |
| GTY 684 Global Aging (3) |
| GTY 686 Global Health and Health Care Systems (3) |
| GTY 700 Critical Inquiry In Gerontology (1-6) |
| GTY 702 Knowledge Construction & Advanced Theory (3) |
| GTY 705 Communicating Gerontological Knowledge (3) |
| GTY 708 Quantitative Methods and Statistics (4) |
| GTY 709 Advanced Qualitative Research & Methods (4) |
| GTY 715 Readings in Gerontology (1-6; maximum 6) |
| GTY 718 Statistical Modeling in Gerontology (3) |
| GTY 720 Individual Investigation (1-6; maximum 6) |
| GTY 740 Graduate Practicum in Gerontology (1-12; 8 minimum) |
| GTY 745 Sociology of Aging (3) |
| GTY 747 Demography & Epidemiology of Aging (3) |
| GTY 750 Topics in Advanced Quantitative Methodology in Aging Research (1-4: maximum 20) |
| GTY 767 Policy Analysis In An Aging Society (3) |
| GTY 790 Pre-candidacy Doctoral Research in Gerontology (1-12; maximum 12) |
| GTY 850 Doctoral Dissertation Research (1-6; minimum 16, maximum 60) |
| H |
| Harp |
| Harry T. Wilks Leadership Institute |
| HBW 101 Beginning Modern Hebrew (4) |
| HBW 102 Beginning Modern Hebrew (4) |
| HBW 201 Intermediate Modern Hebrew (3) |
| HBW 202 Intermediate Modern Hebrew (3) |
| HBW 680 Directed Study in Hebrew Language and Literature (1-4; maximum 12) |
| Health Information Technology- Bachelor of Science in Information Technology |
| Health Promotion- Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and Health |
| HEBREW COURSES (HBW-Arts and Science; Department of German, Russian, and East Asian Languages) |
| High School Preparation |
| HIN 101 Beginning Hindi I (4) |
| HIN 102 Beginning Hindi II (4) |
| HIN 201 Intermediate Hindi I (3) |
| HIN 202 Intermediate Hindi II (3) |
| HINDI COURSES (HIN-Arts and Science; Department of German, Russian, and East Asian Languages) |
| History |
| History- Bachelor of Arts |
| HISTORY COURSES (HST-Arts and Science) |
| History- Master of Arts, Doctor of Philosophy* |
| History of Philosophy |
| HON 181 Foundations of Engaged Learning (1-2) |
| HON 190 Introductory Honors Experience (0-2; maximum 10) |
| HON 281 Explorations into Engaged Learning (1-2; maximum 10) |
| HON 282 Explorations into Engaged Learning II (0-2, maximum 6) |
| HON 290 Intermediate Honors Learning Experience (0-2; maximum 10) |
| HON 390 Advanced Honors Experience (0-2; maximum 10) |
| Honorary and Professional Organizations |
| Honors |
| HONORS COURSES (HON) |
| Horticulture |
| Housing |
| Housing Requirement |
| Housing Requirement |
| Housing Requirement |
| Howe Writing Center |
| HST 1 Medieval Studies. |
| HST 111/112 Survey of American History (3,3) MPF |
| HST 121/122 Western Civilization (3, 3) MPF |
| HST 197 World History to 1500 (3) MPF |
| HST 198 World History Since 1500 (3) MPF |
| HST 2 Women and Gender in History. |
| HST 202 History and Numbers (3) |
| HST 206 Introduction to Historical Inquiry (3) |
| HST 211 Secular Jewish Culture From the Enlightenment to Zionism (3) MPT |
| HST 212 United States History since 1945 (3) |
| HST 213 Appalachia: Cultures and Music (3) |
| HST 214 History of Miami University (3) |
| HST 216 Introduction to Public History (3) |
| HST 217 Modern Latin American History (3) |
| HST 219 U.S. Diplomatic History to 1914 (3) MPT |
| HST 221 African-American History (3) MPT |
| HST 222 U.S. Foreign Relations Since 1898 (3) MPT |
| HST 224 Africa to 1884 (3) MPF |
| HST 225 The Making of Modern Africa (3) MPF |
| HST 232 The Development of Christianity: 100-451 (3) |
| HST 233 History of Christian Thought (3) |
| HST 236 Medicine and Disease in Modern Society (3) |
| HST 241 Introduction to Islamic History (3) |
| HST 242 The History of the Modern Middle East (3) |
| HST 243 History of the Atlantic Slave Trade, 1400s to 1800s (3) |
| HST 245 Making of Modern Europe, 1450-1750 (3) |
| HST 246 Survey of Medieval History (3) MPT |
| HST 250 History and Popular Culture (3) |
| HST 252 Representation of History in Film and Video (3) |
| HST 253 Work, Wealth, and Power: U.S. Business and Labor History (3) |
| HST 254 Introduction to Russian and Eurasian Studies (3) |
| HST 259 Russia's Imagined Orient: Caucasus and Central Asia on Page and Screen (3) |
| HST 260 Latin America in the United States (3) MPF |
| HST 270 Topics in European History (3-4; maximum 12) |
| HST 271L Western Heritage (3) |
| HST 275 20th Century European Diplomacy (3) MPT |
| HST 290 Topics in American History (1-4; maximum 12) |
| HST 296 World History Since 1945 (3) MPF |
| HST 3 Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies (cross-listed with POL 7). |
| HST 301 Age of Revolutions, Europe 1750-1850 (3) |
| HST 302 War and European Cinema (3) |
| HST 304 History, Memory, Tradition (3) |
| HST 307 Latin American Civilization - Colonial Period (3) |
| HST 313 History of England to 1688 (3) |
| HST 314 History of England Since 1688 (3) |
| HST 315 The Renaissance (3) MPT |
| HST 316 The Age of the Reformation (3) |
| HST 317 The Dutch Golden Age: The Netherlands in the Early Modern World (1550-1800) (3) |
| HST 318 British Empire (3) |
| HST 319 Revolution in Latin America (3) |
| HST 324 Eurasian Nomads and History (3) |
| HST 325 Images of Africa (3) |
| HST 326 After Alexander: The Hellenistic Age (334-31 BCE) (3) |
| HST 327 Ancient Rome: The Republic (3) |
| HST 328 Italy: Machiavelli to Mussolini (3) |
| HST 329 Lynching in America 1865-1940 (3) |
| HST 330 Topics in European History (1-4; maximum 9) |
| HST 331 Industry and Empire: Europe from 1850 to 1914 (3) |
| HST 332 Age of Dictators: Europe 1914-1945 (3) MPT |
| HST 333 Reconstruction of Europe Since 1945 (3) |
| HST 336 Medicine and Disease in Pre-Industrial Society (3) |
| HST 337 The United States and the Middle East (3) |
| HST 339 Jews in Modern France: Between Image and Experience (3) |
| HST 340 Internships (1-12; maximum 16) |
| HST 341 East African History (3) |
| HST 342 Africa Since 1945 (3) |
| HST 346 Medieval Jewish History (3) MPT |
| HST 347 Baghdad and the Abbasid Caliphate (750-1000 C.E.) (3) |
| HST 348 Witch Crazes and Other ‘Great Fears’ in Europe and America (3) |
| HST 350 Topics in American History (3-4: maximum 9) |
| HST 352 Medicine and Society in 20th Century Africa (3) |
| HST 353 History of Chinese Civilization (3) |
| HST 354 Modern Chinese History (3) |
| HST 355 History of Modern Sport and National Identity (3) |
| HST 356 Modern Japanese History (3) |
| HST 357 Gilded Age America (3) |
| HST 359 Junior Honors Colloquium (3) |
| HST 360 Topics in Interdisciplinary and Comparative History (1-4; maximum 8) |
| HST 361 Colonial America (3) |
| HST 362 The Era of the American Revolution (3) |
| HST 363 The Early American Republic, 1783-1815 (3) |
| HST 365 Civil War and Reconstruction Era (3) |
| HST 366 American Empire (3) |
| HST 367 The United States in the 1960s (3) MPT |
| HST 368 United States from Progressive Era to Great Depression (3) |
| HST 369 United States in the Modern Era (3) MPT |
| HST 371 Native American History to 1840 (3) |
| HST 372 Native American History Since 1840 (3) |
| HST 373 Transforming America 1815-1850 (3) |
| HST 374 History of the Russian Empire (3) MPT |
| HST 375 The Soviet Union and Beyond (3) MPT |
| HST 378 20th Century Eastern European History (3) |
| HST 379 U.S. Consumerism, 1890-Present (3) |
| HST 381 Women in Pre-Industrial Europe (3) MPT |
| HST 382 Women in American History (3) MPT |
| HST 383 Women in Chinese History (3) MPT |
| HST 385 Race, Science, and Disease in the Americas (3) |
| HST 386 Race in U.S. Society (3) |
| HST 387 U.S. Constitutional Development to 1865 (3) |
| HST 388 U.S. Constitutional Development Since 1865 (3) |
| HST 392 Sex and Gender in American Culture (3) MPT |
| HST 397 American Environmental History (3) |
| HST 400 Senior Capstone in History (3; maximum 6) MPC |
| HST 410/510 Topics in Foreign Policy (3; maximum 12) |
| HST 428/528 Russia's War and Peace (3) |
| HST 433/533 Oral Tradition: History and Practice (3) |
| HST 434/534 China Along the Silk Road Before 1600 (3) |
| HST 435/535 Public History Practicum (3) |
| HST 436/536 Havighurst Colloquium (3) |
| HST 437/537 Latin America Environmental History (3) |
| HST 442/542 Ancient Jewish History (3) |
| HST 450/550 Topics in Women’s History (3; maximum 12) MPT |
| HST 451/551 Social History of Medieval Europe (3) MPT |
| HST 452/552 Florence in the Time of the Republic, 1250-1550 (3) MPT |
| HST 470/570 Topics in Russian History (3-4) MPT |
| HST 471/571 The Age of Bismarck (3) |
| HST 472/572 Germany 1918-1945 (3) |
| HST 480 Departmental Honors (1-6; maximum 6) |
| HST 482/582 Russian, Eastern European and Eurasian Summer Workshop (6 undergraduate; maximum 12) |
| HST 487/587 Mexico Since 1810 (3) |
| HST 495/595 Modern African Environmental History (3) |
| HST 601 Historical Methods (3) |
| HST 602 History and Theories (3) |
| HST 603 Research Seminar (3) |
| HST 610 Studies in American History (1-12) |
| HST 611 Prospectus Workshop (1) |
| HST 612 Thesis Workshop (1) |
| HST 620 Studies in Latin American History (1-12) |
| HST 630 Studies in European History (1-12) |
| HST 640 Studies in English History (1-12) |
| HST 645 College Teaching of History Surveys (2) |
| HST 650 Studies in World History (1-12) |
| HST 660 Studies in Asian History (1-12) |
| HST 670 Colloquium in History (3) |
| HST 677 Independent Study (1-5) |
| HST 680 Studies in Ancient History (1-12) |
| HST 690 Studies in Medieval History (1-12) |
| HST 695 Graduate Teaching Practicum (3) |
| HST 700 Research for Master’s Thesis (1-12; minimum 6, maximum 12) |
| HST 703 Doctoral Workshop (1-3; maximum 6) |
| HST 760 World History Theories (3) |
| HST 790 Directed Study in History (1-16; maximum 24) |
| HST 850 Research for Doctoral Dissertation (1-16; minimum 16, maximum 60 depending on departmental requirements) |
| I |
| IDS 151 Diversity Seminar (1) |
| IDS 153 American and World Cultures Seminar (1) |
| IDS 154 Introduction to Study Abroad (2) |
| IDS 155 Readings in The Michael J. Colligan Lecture Series (1) |
| IDS 156 Study Abroad Reentry Seminar (1) |
| IDS 159 Strength Through Cultural Diversity (3) MPF |
| IDS 206 Diversity and Culture in American Film (3) MPF |
| IES 175 First Year Seminar on the Environment and Sustainability (1) |
| IES 244 Introduction to Environmental Engineering (3) |
| IES 274 Environment and Sustainability (3) |
| IES 275 Principles of Environmental Science (3) |
| IES 409 Sustainability: European challenges and strategies (3) |
| IES 411/511 Environmental Protocols (4) |
| IES 413/513 Environmental Policy Making and Administration (3) |
| IES 414/514 Latin American Environmental Affairs (3) MPT |
| IES 415/515 Coral Reef Ecology (5) |
| IES 416/516 Connections: Understanding Tropical Ecology and Natural History via Belize, Central America (5) |
| IES 423/523 Tropical Marine Ecology (5) |
| IES 429/529 Environmental Communication (3) |
| IES 431/531 Principles and Applications of Environmental Science (3) MPT |
| IES 439/539 Stream Assessment Protocols for Habitat and Water Quality (2) |
| IES 440/540 Contemporary Topics in Environmental Sciences (1-3; maximum 3) |
| IES 450/550 Environmental Law (3) |
| IES 474 Sustainability in Practice (3) |
| IES 610 Professional Service Project (2) |
| IES 611 Environmental Problem Solving and Analysis (1) |
| IES 620 Topic Seminar (1) |
| IES 660 Advanced Topic Seminar (1-4) |
| IES 670 Environmental Practicum (1-12; minimum 6, maximum 12) |
| IES 680 Environmental Internship (1-12; minimum 6, maximum 12) |
| IES 690 Special Problems in Environmental Science (1-4; maximum 6) |
| IES 700 Research for Master’s Thesis (1-12; minimum 6, maximum 12) |
| IMS 171 Humanities and Technology (3) MPF, MPT |
| IMS 201 Information Studies in the Digital Age (3) MPT |
| IMS 211 The Analysis of Play (3) |
| IMS 212 The Design of Play (3) |
| IMS 221 Music Technologies (3) MPF |
| IMS 222 Web and Interaction Design (3) |
| IMS 224 Digital Writing and Rhetoric: Composing with Words, Images and Sounds (3) |
| IMS 225 Games and Learning (3) |
| IMS 238 Narrative and Digital Technology (3) MPT |
| IMS 253 Building Interactive Objects (3) |
| IMS 254 Design Principles Applied (3) |
| IMS 257 Web Interaction Programming (3) |
| IMS 259 Art and Digital Tools I (3) |
| IMS 261 Information and Data Visualization (3) |
| IMS 303 Online Journalism (3) |
| IMS 304 Electronic Music (3) MPT |
| IMS 319 Foundations in Digital 3-D Modeling and Animation (3) MPT |
| IMS 324 Ethics and Digital Media (3) |
| IMS 333 Digital Innovation and Entrepreneurship (3) MPT |
| IMS 340 Internship (1-3; maximum of 6) |
| IMS 351 Introduction to Mobile Application Development (3) |
| IMS 355 Principles and Practices of Managing Interactive Projects (3) |
| IMS 356 Interactive Animation (3) MPT |
| IMS 359 Art and Digital Tools II (3) |
| IMS 390 Special Topics in Interactive Media Studies (3; 6 maximum) |
| IMS 4 Perspectives on Interactive Media. |
| IMS 404/504 Advanced Data Visualization (3) |
| IMS 404Y Mind and Medium (3) |
| IMS 407/507 Interactive Business Communication (3) |
| IMS 410/510 Digital Development Methods: Theory and Practice (4) MPT |
| IMS 411/511 Visual Rhetoric (3) MPT |
| IMS 413/513 Usability and Digital Media Design (4) |
| IMS 414/514 Web and Social Media Analytics (3) |
| IMS 416/516 Writing for Global Audiences (3) |
| IMS 418/518 Social Media Marketing and Online Community Management (3) |
| IMS 419/519 Digital Branding (3) MPT |
| IMS 422/522 Advanced Web Design (3) |
| IMS 440/540 Interactive Media Studies Practicum (4) MPC |
| IMS 445 Game Design (3) MPT |
| IMS 452 Senior Degree Project (3) |
| IMS 461/561 Advanced 3D Visualization and Simulation (3) |
| IMS 487/587 Game Prototyping, Pipeline and Production (3) |
| IMS 490/590 Advanced Topics in Interactive Media Studies (3; maximum 6) |
| Incompletes |
| Individualized Studies- Bachelor of Arts |
| Information for Education Majors |
| Information Systems |
| INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND ANALYTICS (ISA- Business; Department of Information Systems and Analytics) |
| Information Systems- Bachelor of Science in Business |
| Integrated Mathematics- Bachelor of Science in Education |
| Integrated Social Studies- Bachelor of Science in Education |
| Intent |
| Interactive Media Studies |
| Interactive Media Studies Co-Major |
| INTERACTIVE MEDIA STUDIES COURSES (IMS - Arts and Science, Interdepartmental) |
| Interactive Media Studies- Bachelor of Arts in Interactive Media Studies |
| Interactive Media Studies- Certificate |
| Interdisciplinary Business Management- Bachelor of Science in Business |
| INTERDISCIPLINARY COURSES (IDS-Taught by more than one department) |
| Interdisciplinary Programs |
| Interdisciplinary Studies |
| International Agreements |
| International Baccalaureate Program (IB) |
| International Business |
| International Education |
| International Student Admission |
| International Student Admission |
| International Student Admission |
| International Students |
| International Studies- Bachelor of Arts in International Studies |
| INTERNATIONAL STUDIES COURSES (ITS-Arts and Science) |
| Introduction |
| ISA 1 Quantitative Concepts for Managerial Decision Making. |
| ISA 2 Applied Business Statistics. |
| ISA 203 Supplementary Business Statistics (1) |
| ISA 205 Business Statistics (4) MPT |
| ISA 235 Information Technology and the Intelligent Enterprise (3) MPT |
| ISA 245 Database Systems and Data Warehousing (3) MPT |
| ISA 281 Building Web-Based Business Applications I (3) |
| ISA 291 Applied Regression Analysis in Business (3) MPT |
| ISA 3 Web Mining and Knowledge Management. |
| ISA 301 Data Communications in Business (3) |
| ISA 303 Enterprise Systems (3) MPT |
| ISA 305 Information Technology, Risk Management, Security and Audit (3) |
| ISA 321 Quantitative Analysis of Business Problems (3) MPT |
| ISA 330 Professional Practice (0-1; maximum 2) |
| ISA 331 Quantitative Methods of Decision Making (3) |
| ISA 333 Nonparametric Statistics (3) MPT |
| ISA 365 Statistical Quality Control (3) MPT |
| ISA 385 Applications of Electronic Commerce Technology (3) MPT |
| ISA 387 Designing Business Systems (3) |
| ISA 4 Applications Integration with Enterprise Systems. |
| ISA 403 Building Web-Based Business Applications II (3) |
| ISA 404 Business Intelligence and Knowledge Management (3) MPT |
| ISA 406 IT Project Management (3) |
| ISA 414 Managing Big Data (3) |
| ISA 432 Survey Sampling in Business (3) MPT |
| ISA 444 Business Forecasting (3) MPT |
| ISA 447 Analysis of Multivariate Business Data (3) |
| ISA 480 Topics in Decision Sciences (1-3; maximum 3) |
| ISA 481 Topics in Information Systems (1-3; maximum 3) |
| ISA 491 Introduction to Data Mining in Business (3) MPT |
| ISA 495 Managing the Intelligent Enterprise (3) MPC |
| ISA 602 Graduate Survey in Statistics (2) |
| ISA 621 Enabling Technology Topics I (3) |
| ISA 625 Management of Information Technology (3) |
| ISA 631 Enabling Technology Topics II (3) |
| ISA 682 IT Security and Assurance (3) |
| Italian |
| ITALIAN COURSES (ITL-Arts and Science; Department of French and Italian) |
| Italian Studies- Bachelor of Arts |
| ITL 1 Italy in the Renaissance. |
| ITL 101/102 Beginner’s Course (4, 4) |
| ITL 105W Intensive Elementary Italian (8) |
| ITL 201/202 Second Year Italian (3, 3) |
| ITL 205W Intensive Intermediate Italian (8) |
| ITL 221 Italy, Matrix of Civilization (3) MPF |
| ITL 222 Italian American Culture (3) MPF |
| ITL 262 Italian Cinema (3) MPT |
| ITL 301/302 Introduction to Italian Literature (3, 3) |
| ITL 305W Intensive Advanced Italian (8) |
| ITL 364 From Marco Polo to Machiavelli (3) MPT |
| ITL 401 Dante’s Divine Comedy (3) MPT |
| ITL 410 Topics in Italian (3- 9) |
| ITL 420 Senior Writing Workshop for Italian Studies Majors (3) |
| ITL 680 Independent Study (1 to 6) |
| ITL 680W Summer Language Institute In Italy (8) |
| ITS 141L European Cities in Cultural Context/Luxembourg (1) |
| ITS 142L Great European Cities (1) |
| ITS 201 Introduction to International Studies (3) MPF, MPT |
| ITS 201M Introduction to International Studies (3) MPF |
| ITS 208 The Rise of Industrialism in East Asia (3) MPF |
| ITS 301 Intercultural Relations (3) MPT |
| ITS 302 Problems of Non-Western Societies (3) |
| ITS 340 Internships (1-12; maximum 16) |
| ITS 365 Applied Topics in International Studies (3) |
| ITS 390 Special Topics in International Studies (1) |
| ITS 402 Senior Capstone in International Studies (3) MPC |
| J |
| Japanese |
| JAPANESE COURSES (JPN-Arts and Science; Department of German, Russian, and East Asian Languages) |
| Jewish Studies |
| Journalism- Bachelor of Arts |
| JOURNALISM COURSES (JRN-Arts and Science) |
| JPN 1 Developing Language Skills in Japanese. |
| JPN 101 First Year Japanese (4) |
| JPN 102 First Year Japanese (4) |
| JPN 105 Japanese for Travelers (1) |
| JPN 201 Second Year Japanese (3) MPT |
| JPN 202 Second Year Japanese (3) MPT |
| JPN 231 Japanese Tales of the Supernatural in English Translation (3) MPF |
| JPN 255 Drama in China and Japan in English Translation (3) MPF |
| JPN 260 Topics in Japanese Literature in English Translation (3; maximum 9) |
| JPN 266 Survey of Japanese Cinema (3) |
| JPN 279 Buddhism and Culture: China and Japan (3) MPF |
| JPN 301 Third Year Japanese (3) MPT |
| JPN 302 Third Year Japanese (3) |
| JPN 381 Introduction to Japanese Linguistics (3) |
| JPN 401 Japanese Culture and Society in Contemporary Texts (3) |
| JPN 402 Japanese Culture and Society in Contemporary Texts (3) |
| JRN 101 Introduction to Journalism (3) MPF |
| JRN 201 Reporting and News Writing I (3) |
| JRN 202 Reporting and News Writing II (3) |
| JRN 301 Journalism Law and Ethics (3) |
| JRN 303 Online Journalism (3) |
| JRN 313 Advanced Electronic Journalism: Audio (3) |
| JRN 314 Advanced Electronic Journalism: Video (3) |
| JRN 316 Editing and Design (3) |
| JRN 318 Advanced Storytelling in Journalism (3) |
| JRN 333 International Journalism (3) |
| JRN 340 Journalism Internship (1-16) |
| JRN 350 Specialized Journalism (3) |
| JRN 404/504 Advanced Data Visualization (3) |
| JRN 412 Public Affairs Reporting (3) |
| JRN 415 Practicum in Television Journalism (4) |
| JRN 418 Critical Writing in Journalism (3) |
| JRN 421 Capstone in Journalism (3) |
| JRN 426/526 Inside Washington (8) |
| JRN 427 Inside Washington Semester Experience (4) |
| JRN 429/529 Environmental Communication (3) |
| JRN 454 The Washington Community (3 to 4) |
| JRN 462 Red Atlantic: Practicum in U.K. Media, Advertising & Public Relations (3) |
| JST 1 Jewish Studies. |
| K |
| KINESIOLOGY AND HEALTH COURSES (KNH-Education, Health and Society) |
| Kinesiology and Health- Master of Science in Kinesiology and Health |
| Kinesiology and Health Minors |
| Kinesiology- Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and Health |
| KNH 102 Fundamentals of Nutrition (3) |
| KNH 103 Introduction to the Profession of Dietetics (2) |
| KNH 104 Introduction to Food Science and Meal Management |
| KNH 110 Dance (2) |
| KNH 110A Beginning Ballet (2) |
| KNH 110B Beginning Ballet II (2) |
| KNH 110G Modern Dance (2) |
| KNH 110R Jazz (2) |
| KNH 110S/T Social Dance (2) |
| KNH 110U/110W Intermediate Social Dance (2) |
| KNH 112 Transition for College Students (2) |
| KNH 116 Personal Wellness (1) |
| KNH 120A Aerobics (2) |
| KNH 120C Individual Exercise (2) |
| KNH 120E Self Defense (2) |
| KNH 120G Weight Training (2) |
| KNH 120I Power Walking for Fitness (2) |
| KNH 120K Marathon Training (2) |
| KNH 120L Jogging for Health and Fitness (2) |
| KNH 120M Triathlon Training (2) |
| KNH 130A Archery (2) |
| KNH 130H Golf (2) |
| KNH 130I Intermediate Golf (2) |
| KNH 130K Racquetball (2) |
| KNH 130M Tennis (2) |
| KNH 130N Intermediate Tennis (2) |
| KNH 130O Basic Ice Skating (2) |
| KNH 130P Intermediate Ice Skating (2) |
| KNH 130S Precision Skating (2) |
| KNH 130T Advanced Ice Skating (2) |
| KNH 140A Basketball (2) |
| KNH 140B Power Volleyball (2) |
| KNH 140F Softball (2) |
| KNH 140H Ice Hockey (2) |
| KNH 140J Soccer (2) |
| KNH 140K Advanced Ice Hockey (2) |
| KNH 140M Broomball (2) |
| KNH 150 Outdoor Pursuit Activities. |
| KNH 150A Beginning Canoeing (2) |
| KNH 150B Beginning Backpacking (2) |
| KNH 150C Beginning Rock Climbing (2) |
| KNH 150E Beginning Horseback Riding (2) |
| KNH 150F Intermediate Horseback Riding (2) |
| KNH 150G Fundamentals of English Equitation (2) |
| KNH 150H Advanced Horseback Riding (2) |
| KNH 150I Advanced Western Horsemanship (2) |
| KNH 150J Beginning Fly Fishing (2) |
| KNH 150K Intermediate Rock Climbing (2) |
| KNH 170A Swimming (2) |
| KNH 170B Intermediate Swimming (2) |
| KNH 171 Personal Nutrition: a survey course (2) |
| KNH 182 Introduction to Athletic Training (2) |
| KNH 183 Foundations of Athletic Training (3) |
| KNH 183L Foundations of Athletic Training Laboratory (1) |
| KNH 184 Motor Skill Learning and Performance (3) |
| KNH 184L Motor Skill Learning and Performance Laboratory (1) |
| KNH 188 Physical Activity and Health (3) MPF, MPT |
| KNH 190 Professional Perspectives in Health and Physical Education (2) |
| KNH 194 Standard First Aid and CPR (2) |
| KNH 194L Standard First Aid and CPR Laboratory (1) |
| KNH 203 Nutrition in Disease Prevention Management (3) |
| KNH 205 Understanding Drugs for the Health Promotion Professional (3) |
| KNH 206 AIDS: Etiology, Prevalence, and Prevention (3) MPF |
| KNH 207 Serving and Supporting Children, Youth, and Families I (4) MPT |
| KNH 208 Serving and Supporting Children, Youth, and Families II (5) MPT |
| KNH 209 Medical Terminology for Health Professionals (3) |
| KNH 212 Sport Management (3) |
| KNH 213 Global and Community Nutrition (3) |
| KNH 214 Global Well-Being (3) |
| KNH 216 Intermediate Modern Dance Technique and Performance (2; maximum 4) |
| KNH 232 Health Issues of Children and Youth (2) |
| KNH 242 Personal Health (3) MPF |
| KNH 243 Women’s Health Care: Problems and Practices (3) |
| KNH 244 Functional Anatomy (3) |
| KNH 244L Functional Anatomy Laboratory (1) |
| KNH 245 Personal Health and Pedagogy for Early Childhood Teachers (3) |
| KNH 246 Elementary Physical Education (3) |
| KNH 247 Pedagogy Foundations in Health and Physical Education (3) |
| KNH 271 Lifeguarding (2) |
| KNH 272 Contemporary Perspectives on Leadership in Sport Contexts (3) |
| KNH 274 Critical Perspectives on the Body (3) |
| KNH 276 The Meaning of Leisure (3) MPF |
| KNH 279 African Americans in Sport (3) MPF |
| KNH 281 Early Childhood Physical Education (2) |
| KNH 285 Evaluation and Assessment of Athletic Injuries to Neck, Head and Torso (2) |
| KNH 285L Evaluation and Assessment of Athletic Injuries to the Neck, Head, and Torso Laboratory (1) |
| KNH 286A Practicum in Athletic Training I (1) |
| KNH 286B Practicum in Athletic Training II (1) |
| KNH 286C Practicum in Athletic Training III (1) |
| KNH 286D Practicum in Athletic Training IV (1) |
| KNH 286E Practicum in Athletic Training V (1) |
| KNH 286F Practicum in Athletic Training VI (1) |
| KNH 287 Evaluation & Assessment of Athletic Injuries to Extremities (2) |
| KNH 287L Evaluation and Assessment of Athletic Injuries to the Extremities, Laboratory (1) |
| KNH 288 Therapeutic Modalities (3) |
| KNH 289 Therapeutic Exercise (3) |
| KNH 292 Dance, Culture, and Contexts (3) MPF, MPT |
| KNH 293 Fitness and Conditioning (3) |
| KNH 294 Games and Sport (3) |
| KNH 295 Research and Evaluation Methods (4) |
| KNH 297 Children’s Exercise and Fitness (3) MPT |
| KNH 303 Food Systems Management (3) |
| KNH 304 Advanced Nutrition (3) |
| KNH 313 Sport Economics and Finance (3) |
| KNH 316 Advanced Modern Dance Technique, Performance, and Composition (2; maximum 8) |
| KNH 329 Psychological Perspectives on Health (3) |
| KNH 336 Coaching Techniques and Tactics (2) |
| KNH 337 Foundations and Fitness Training for Coaches (3) |
| KNH 338 Psychosocial Aspects of Coaching (3) |
| KNH 348 Teaching Physical Education II (4) |
| KNH 348F Physical Education Field Experience (3) |
| KNH 362 Health Promotion Foundations (3) |
| KNH 367 Adapted Physical Education (2) |
| KNH 375 Psychological Perspectives in Sport and Exercise (3) |
| KNH 378 Sport, Power and Inequality (3) |
| KNH 381 Biodynamics of Human Performance (3) |
| KNH 381L Biodynamics of Human Performance Lab (1) |
| KNH 382 Fitness Assessment and Exercise Prescription (4) |
| KNH 383 Operational and Administrative Aspects of Athletic Training (2) |
| KNH 385 Contemporary Issues in Men’s Health (3) |
| KNH 386 Health Promotion for Minority Populations (3) |
| KNH 392 Lifetime and Adventure Activities (3) |
| KNH 393 Performance Development and Analysis: Educational Gymnastics and Dance (3) |
| KNH 402 Critical Reflection on Practices in Health and Physical Culture (3) MPC |
| KNH 403 Professional Practices in Dietetics (3) |
| KNH 404 Advanced Food Science (4) |
| KNH 405/505 Advanced Nutrition (3) |
| KNH 407/507 Food and Nutrition for the Aging (3) MPT |
| KNH 408/508 Perinatal and Childhood Nutrition (3) MPT |
| KNH 409/509 Nutrition for Sports and Fitness (3) |
| KNH 411 Medical Nutrition Therapy I (3) |
| KNH 413 Medical Nutrition Therapy II (3) |
| KNH 414/514 Facilities and Event Management in Sport (3) |
| KNH 415 Health Education for Children and Youth (3) |
| KNH 416/516 Sport Marketing (3) |
| KNH 419A Health Education Student Teaching (4-16; maximum 16) |
| KNH 419P Physical Education Student Teaching (4-16;maximum 16) |
| KNH 420 Field Experience (1-4; maximum 8) |
| KNH 432/532 Nutrition Across the Life Span (3) |
| KNH 438/538 Principles of Effective Coaching (3) |
| KNH 444/544 International Health: Global Perspectives (4) |
| KNH 445/545 A European Perspective: Health, Social, Economic, and Political Impacts of Health Promotion (4) |
| KNH 447/547 Sport Pedagogy for Coaches and Practitioners (3) |
| KNH 448/548 International Perspectives in Sport (3) |
| KNH 450/550 Special Problems (1-4) |
| KNH 453/553 Seminar in Kinesiology and Health (1-4) |
| KNH 462/562 Health Promotion Program Planning and Evaluation (3) |
| KNH 468/568 Physiology and Biophysics of Human Activity (3) |
| KNH 468L/568L Physiology and Biophysics of Human Activity Laboratory (1) |
| KNH 471/571 Sport, Leisure, and Aging (3) MPT |
| KNH 472/572 Sport in Schools and Colleges (3) |
| KNH 473 Children and Youth in Sport (3) |
| KNH 474 Sport and Modernization (4) |
| KNH 475/575 Women, Gender Relations, and Sport (3) |
| KNH 478/578 Mechanics of Musculoskeletal Injury (3) |
| KNH 482 Exercise Management of Chronic Disease (3) |
| KNH 484 Sport Injury Pathology and Emergency Procedures (2) |
| KNH 495 Practicum in Sport Leadership and Management (3) |
| KNH 600 Independent Reading (1-4) |
| KNH 610 Internship in Exercise, Health, and Sport Delivery Systems (1-4) |
| KNH 611 Behavioral Approaches to Health Promotion and Education (3) |
| KNH 612 Theoretical Foundations of Health Promotion and Education (3) |
| KNH 613 Health Communication & Education (3) |
| KNH 615 Knowledge Systems in Exercise, Sport, and Health Studies (4) |
| KNH 617 Education For Human Sexuality (3) |
| KNH 620 Research Problems (1-4) |
| KNH 621 Research Foundations in Kinesiology and Health (3) |
| KNH 622 Quantitative Methodological Research Approaches in the Exercise, Health, and Sport Studies Fields (2) |
| KNH 623 Qualitative Methodological Research Approaches in the Exercise, Health, and Sport Studies Fields (2) |
| KNH 631 Physiological and Motoric Aspects of Sport (4) |
| KNH 632 Psychological Foundations of Sport (3) |
| KNH 633 Psychological Interventions in Sport (3) |
| KNH 634 Social Psychology of Sport and Exercise (3) |
| KNH 654 Physical Activity Motivation (3) |
| KNH 668 Advanced Physiology and Biophysics of Human Activity (3) |
| KNH 673 Developmental Perspectives on Youth Sport Participation (3) |
| KNH 676 Cultural Studies of Sport (3) |
| KNH 681 Human Motor Control and Learning (4) |
| KNH 682 Laboratory Techniques in Exercise Science (2) |
| KNH 683 Design and Evaluation of Individualized Fitness Programs (4) |
| KNH 684 Advanced Seminar in Exercise Science (1) |
| KNH 685 Exercise, Age, and Health (3) |
| KNH 688 Advanced Biomechanics (3) |
| KNH 700 Thesis, M.A. (1-10; 4 required, 10 toward any degree) |
| KOR 101 Beginning Korean 1 (4) |
| KOR 102 Beginning Korean 2 (4) |
| KOR 201 Intermediate Korean 1 (3) |
| KOR 202 Intermediate Korean 2 (3) |
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| LAS 1 Modern Latin American Development. |
| LAS 2 People and Power in the Americas. |
| LAS 204 Brazilian Culture Through Popular Music (3) |
| LAS 207 Latin America before 1910 (3) MPF |
| LAS 208 Introduction to Latin America (3) MPF, MPT, G |
| LAS 211 Writing with Purpose: Interdisciplinary Inquiry and Communication (3) |
| LAS 217 Modern Latin American History (3) |
| LAS 243 History of the Atlantic Slave Trade, 1400s to 1800s (3) |
| LAS 254 Latino/a Literature and the Americas (3) MPF G |
| LAS 260 Latin America in the United States (3) MPF G |
| LAS 3 Latino Studies: Cultures and Histories of Latinos in the United States |
| LAS 315 Latin American Diaspora: Communities, Conditions and Issues (3) |
| LAS 317 The Arts of Colonial Latin America (3) |
| LAS 319 Revolution in Latin America (3) |
| LAS 325 Identity, Race, Gender, Class (3) MPT |
| LAS 332 Latin American Popular Culture (3) |
| LAS 385 Race, Science, and Disease in the Americas (3) |
| LAS 410 Current Latin American Issues (3) MPC |
| LAS 412/512 Tropical Ecosystems of Costa Rica (5) |
| LAS 413/513 Tropical Marine Ecology (5) MPT |
| LAS 414/514 Latin American Environmental Affairs (3) MPT |
| LAS 415 Cuba in Revolution: Its History, Politics, and Culture (4) MPC |
| LAS 416/516 Connections: Understanding Tropical Ecology and Natural History via Belize, Central America (5) |
| LAS 417/517 Coral Reef Ecology (5) |
| LAS 418 Caribbean Archaeology Field & Lab Methods (6) |
| LAS 424/524 Seminar on Modern Architecture in Latin America (3) |
| LAS 437 Latin America Environmental History |
| LAT 101/102 Beginning Latin (4, 4) |
| LAT 121 Review Latin (4) |
| LAT 201 Representative Latin Authors (3) |
| LAT 202 Representative Latin Authors (3) |
| LAT 310 Special Topics in Latin Literature (3; maximum 12; may be repeated when content changes) |
| LAT 404 Medieval Latin (3) |
| LAT 410 Latin Seminar (3; maximum 12) |
| LAT 480 Independent Reading for Departmental Honors (3) |
| LAT 630 Graduate Work in the Latin Language (1-4; maximum 12) |
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| Latin American Latino/a & Caribbean Studies |
| Latin American Studies- Bachelor of Arts |
| LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES COURSES (LAS-Arts and Science) |
| LATIN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE COURSES (LAT-Arts and Science; Department of Classics) |
| Latin: Bachelor of Science in Education |
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| LED 1 Urban Culture and Service-Learning. |
| Liberal Education and Divisional Requirements: Arts Bachelor (A.B.) Degree |
| Liberal Education at Miami |
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| Life Science: Bachelor of Science in Education |
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| Marketing |
| Marketing- Bachelor of Science in Business |
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| Mathematics |
| Mathematics and Statistics |
| Mathematics- Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science |
| MATHEMATICS COURSES (MTH - Arts and Science; Department of Mathematics) |
| Mathematics- Master of Arts, Master of Arts in Teaching, Master of Science |
| MBI 1 Biomedical Science. |
| MBI 102 Introduction to Research in Biology (1) |
| MBI 103 Introduction to Research in Biology (Lab Rotations) (2) |
| MBI 111 Microorganisms and Human Disease (3) MPF |
| MBI 115 Biological Concepts: Ecology, Evolution, Genetics, and Diversity (4) MPF, MPT |
| MBI 116 Biological Concepts: Structure, Function, Cellular and Molecular Biology (4) MPF, MPT |
| MBI 121 The Microbial World (3) MPF |
| MBI 123 Experimenting with Microbes (1) MPF |
| MBI 131 Community Health Perspectives (2) MPF |
| MBI 143 Parasitology and Mycology Labs (1) MPF |
| MBI 161 Elementary Medical Microbiology (4) MPF, MPT |
| MBI 177 Independent Study (1-4; maximum 8) |
| MBI 2 Molecular Genetics. |
| MBI 201 General Microbiology (4) MPT |
| MBI 207 Writing Scientific Proposals (1) |
| MBI 256 Introduction to Programming for the Life Sciences (3) |
| MBI 277/377/477 Independent Study (1-4; maximum 8) |
| MBI 333 Field Ecology (3) |
| MBI 340 Summer Internship (1-12) |
| MBI 361 Epidemiology (3) MPT |
| MBI 364 Molecular Techniques (2) |
| MBI 365 Molecular and Cell Biology (3) MPT |
| MBI 402/502 Geomicrobiology (3) |
| MBI 405/505 Medical Bacteriology (4) |
| MBI 414/514 Immunology Principles (3) |
| MBI 415/515 Immunology Principles and Practice (4) |
| MBI 424/524 Advanced Experimental Techniques in Structural and Functional Genomics (4) |
| MBI 425/525 Microbial Physiology (4) |
| MBI 435/535 Medical Mycology (3) |
| MBI 440 Research Problems (2; maximum 4) |
| MBI 445/545 Microbial Genetics (3) |
| MBI 464/564 Human Viruses (3) |
| MBI 465/565 Microbial and Molecular Genetics Laboratory (2) |
| MBI 466/566 Bioinformatics Computing Skills (3) |
| MBI 475/575 Microbial Ecology: Exploration of the Diverse Roles of Microorganisms in Earth’s Ecology (4) |
| MBI 480 Departmental Honors (1-3; maximum 6) |
| MBI 485/585 Bioinformatics Principles (3) |
| MBI 487, 488, 489 Medical Laboratory Science Practicum (8, 12, 12) MPC |
| MBI 490 Undergraduate Seminar (1; maximum 4) |
| MBI 495/595 Bacterial Cellular and Developmental Biology (3) |
| MBI 603 Cell Molecular and Structural Biology First Year Graduate Seminar (1) |
| MBI 605 Advanced Molecular Biology (3) |
| MBI 606 Advanced Cell Biology (3) |
| MBI 615 Communicating Science: Papers, Proposals, and Presentations (2) |
| MBI 630 Microbiology for Teachers (4) |
| MBI 640 Infectious Disease Microbiology for Teachers (3) |
| MBI 640L Infectious Disease Microbiology Laboratory for Teachers (1) |
| MBI 650 Seminar in Molecular Biology (1) |
| MBI 671 Population and Community Ecology (4) |
| MBI 672 Ecosystem and Global Ecology (4) |
| MBI 689 Pedagogy in Microbiology for Graduate Students (1) |
| MBI 690 Graduate Seminar (1; maximum 8) |
| MBI 700 Research for Master’s Thesis (1-10; minimum 6, maximum 12) |
| MBI 710 Graduate Research Problems (1-10; maximum 16) |
| MBI 750 Advanced Topics in Microbiology (1-3; maximum 36) |
| MBI 790 Research in Microbiology (1-16; maximum 20) |
| MBI 850 Research for Doctoral Dissertation (1-16; minimum 16, maximum 60 depending on department requirements) |
| MECHANICAL AND MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING COURSES (MME-Engineering and Applied Science) |
| Mechanical Engineering |
| Mechanical Engineering- Bachelor of Science in Engineering |
| Mechanical Engineering Technology: Associate in Applied Science |
| Media and Culture- Bachelor of Arts |
| Medical and Insurance Requirements |
| Medical Laboratory Science- Bachelor of Science |
| Medieval Studies |
| Members |
| MGT 1 Dynamics of Human Behavior in Organizations. |
| MGT 111 Introduction to Business (3) MPF |
| MGT 291 Introduction to Management & Leadership (3) MPT |
| MGT 302 Introduction to Operations and Supply Chain Management (3) MPT |
| MGT 303 Human Resource Management (3) |
| MGT 304 Cross Cultural Management (3) |
| MGT 311 Project Management (3) MPT |
| MGT 330 Professional Practice (0-1; maximum 2) |
| MGT 381 Managerial Communication and Consulting (3) |
| MGT 402/502 Employment Law (3) MPT |
| MGT 404/504 Compensation Management (3) |
| MGT 405/505 Labor Relations and Conflict Management (3) |
| MGT 406/506 Staffing Organizations (3) |
| MGT 411/511 Leading and Managing Projects (3) |
| MGT 414 Motivation and Work (3) MPT |
| MGT 415 Leadership and Learning (3) MPT |
| MGT 416 Organizational Change Management (3) |
| MGT 432 Global Strategic Sourcing (3) |
| MGT 451/551 Operations Planning and Scheduling (3) |
| MGT 453/553 Quality Management Systems (3) MPT |
| MGT 457/557 Integrated Production/Operations Management Topics (3) |
| MGT 463/563 Employee Benefits (3) |
| MGT 474 Human Capital Metrics (3) |
| MGT 490/590 Contemporary Issues (1-3; maximum 9) |
| MGT 495 Strategic Management (3) MPC |
| MGT 498/598 Supply Chain Management (3) |
| MGT 601 MBA Operations Management Module (2) |
| MGT 602 MBA Organizational Behavior Module (1) |
| MGT 603 MBA Human Resource Management Module (1) |
| MGT 604 MBA Project Management Module (1) |
| MGT 615 Seminar in Managerial Skills (3) |
| MGT 620 Process Improvement Team Workshop (1) |
| MGT 627 Supply Chain & Operations Management (3) |
| MGT 644 Leadership, Change & Cross-Cultural Management (3) |
| MGT 654 Strategic Human Resource Management (3) |
| MGT 658 Negotiation and Conflict Management (1) |
| MGT 681 Special Studies in Management (1-3; maximum 6) |
| MGT 700 Thesis (3-6) |
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| MICROBIOLOGY COURSES (MBI-Arts and Science) |
| Microbiology- M.A. in Teaching, M.S., Ph.D., Certificate in Ecology |
| Middle Childhood Education- Bachelor of Science in Education |
| Middle East and Islamic Studies |
| MILITARY SCIENCE COURSES (MSC-Arts and Science) |
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| Miscellaneous |
| Mission of Miami University |
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| MKT 291 Principles of Marketing (3) MPT |
| MKT 292 Careers In Marketing (1) |
| MKT 301 Creativity, Innovation and Decision Making in Marketing (4) |
| MKT 325 Consumer Behavior (3) MPT |
| MKT 330 Professional Practice (0-1; maximum 2) |
| MKT 335 Marketing Research (3) MPT |
| MKT 405 Creating Customer Value Through Marketing (3) |
| MKT 412 Sustainable Marketing Management (3) |
| MKT 415 Marketing to Organizations (3) MPT |
| MKT 419/519 Digital Branding (3) MPT |
| MKT 425 Global Marketing (3) |
| MKT 431/531 Logistics Management (3) MPT |
| MKT 435 Branding and Integrated Marketing Communication (3) MPT |
| MKT 442 Highwire Brand Studio (4-8) MPC |
| MKT 495 Strategy Works (4) MPC |
| MKT 498/598 Supply Chain Management (3) |
| MKT 5 Creating Customer Value Through Marketing. |
| MKT 601 Graduate Survey In Marketing (1) |
| MKT 602 MBA Creativity Module (1) |
| MKT 611 Professional Services Marketing (3) |
| MKT 618 Marketing Management (3) |
| MKT 619 Seminar in International Business (3) |
| MKT 622 Creativity, Innovation & Problem Solving in Marketing (3) |
| MKT 626 Integrative Concepts: Marketing Strategy and Interpersonal Relationships (3) |
| MKT 632 Information Network Marketing (3) |
| MKT 642 Globalization and Marketing Strategy (3 |
| MKT 671 Business Marketing Conceptual Foundations (3) |
| MKT 672 Strategy Planning for Business Markets (2) |
| MKT 673 Business Marketing Intelligence (3) |
| MKT 674 Contemporary Issues in Marketing (1) |
| MKT 681 Special Studies in Marketing Management (1-5) |
| MKT 691 Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice (3) |
| MKT 700 Thesis (3-6; minimum 3, maximum 6) |
| MME 211 Static Modeling of Mechanical Systems (3) MPT |
| MME 213 Computational Methods in Engineering (3) |
| MME 223 Engineering Materials (3) |
| MME 231 Manufacturing Processes (3) |
| MME 303 Computer-Aided Experimentation (3) MPT |
| MME 311 Dynamic Modeling of Mechanical Systems (3) MPT |
| MME 312 Mechanics of Materials (3) |
| MME 313 Fluid Mechanics (3) MPT |
| MME 314 Engineering Thermodynamics (3) |
| MME 315 Mechanical Vibrations (3) |
| MME 320 Professional Practice (0) |
| MME 334 Quality Planning and Control (3) MPT |
| MME 341 Engineering Economics (3) |
| MME 403/503 Heat Transfer (3) MPT |
| MME 410 Undergraduate Research Seminar (1) |
| MME 411 Machine and Tool Design (4) |
| MME 412/512 Advanced Mechanics of Materials (3) |
| MME 414 Engineering Thermodynamics II (3) |
| MME 419 Undergraduate Research Seminar (1-2) |
| MME 431 Cost Estimating for Engineers (3) |
| MME 434 Advanced Manufacturing (3) |
| MME 435 Manufacturing Topics (3) |
| MME 436/536 Control of Dynamic Systems (3) |
| MME 437 Computer-Integrated Manufacturing Systems (3) |
| MME 448/449 Senior Design Project (2, 1-2) MPC |
| MME 495/595 Introduction to Applied Nonlinear Dynamics (3) |
| MME 601 Numerical Methods for Science, Engineering, and Statistics (3) |
| MME 610 Graduate Seminar (1) |
| MME 612 Engineering Analysis (3) |
| MME 615 Advanced Vibration (3) |
| MME 623 Mechanical Behavior of Materials (3) |
| MME 695 Graduate Research Project (1-2; maximum 3) |
| MME 700 Research for Master's Thesis (0-10) |
| Molecular Biology |
| MSC 121 Foundations of Officership (3) |
| MSC 121L Leadership Lab (1) |
| MSC 122 Introduction to Tactical Leadership (3) |
| MSC 122L Leadership Lab (1) |
| MSC 221 Individual Leadership (3) |
| MSC 221L Leadership Lab (1) |
| MSC 320 Tactical Problems Seminar (1; maximum 2) |
| MSC 321 Advanced Tactical Leadership Part I (3) |
| MSC 321L Leadership Lab MS 301 (1) |
| MSC 322 Advanced Tactical Leadership Part II (3) |
| MSC 322L Leadership Lab (1) |
| MSC 421 Adaptive Leadership (3) |
| MSC 421L Leadership Lab (1) |
| MSC 422 Leadership in a Complex World (3) |
| MSC 422L Leadership Lab (1) |
| MTH 1 Axioms, Theorems, and Proof in Geometry and Algebra. |
| MTH 101 Introduction to Elementary Algebra (3) |
| MTH 102 Intermediate Algebra (3) |
| MTH 104 Precalculus with Algebra (5) |
| MTH 115 Mathematics for Teachers of Grades P-6 (4) MPF |
| MTH 116 Mathematics for Elementary Teachers (4) |
| MTH 121 Finite Mathematical Models (3) MPF |
| MTH 123 Precalculus (3) |
| MTH 125 Precalculus (5) |
| MTH 151 Calculus I (5) MPF, MPT |
| MTH 153 Calculus I (4) MPF, MPT |
| MTH 157H Honors Calculus I (5) |
| MTH 159 Calculus Enrichment Workshop (2) |
| MTH 190 First Year Seminar in Mathematics and Statistics (1; maximum 1) |
| MTH 2 Basic Mathematical Tools for Science. |
| MTH 217 Mathematics for Middle Childhood Teachers: Structure of Arithmetic and Algebra (3) |
| MTH 218 Geometry for Middle Childhood Teachers (3) |
| MTH 222 Introduction to Linear Algebra (3) MPT |
| MTH 222T Introduction to Linear Algebra (Honors) (2) |
| MTH 231 Elements of Discrete Mathematics (3) MPT |
| MTH 245 Differential Equations for Engineers (3) |
| MTH 249/249H Calculus II/Honors Calculus II (5) MPF |
| MTH 251 Calculus II (4) |
| MTH 252/252H Calculus III/Honors Calculus III (4) MPT |
| MTH 3 Almost Linear Structures-Models for Physical Science. |
| MTH 330 Problems Seminar (1; maximum 2) |
| MTH 331 Discrete Mathematics (3) MPT |
| MTH 331T Discrete Mathematics (Honors) (3) |
| MTH 347 Differential Equations (3) MPT |
| MTH 407/507 Mathematical Structures Through Inquiry (3) MPC |
| MTH 408/508 Mathematical Problem Solving with Technology (3) |
| MTH 409/509 Secondary Mathematics from an Advanced Perspective (3) |
| MTH 410/510 Topics In Geometry (3) |
| MTH 411/511 Foundations of Geometry (3) MPT |
| MTH 420/520 Topics in Algebra (1-4; maximum 8) |
| MTH 421/521 Introduction to Abstract Algebra (4) MPT |
| MTH 422/522 Linear Algebra and Fields (4) |
| MTH 425/525 Number Theory (3) MPC |
| MTH 430 Problems Seminar (1; maximum 3) |
| MTH 432/532 Optimization (3) |
| MTH 435/535 Mathematical Modeling Seminar (3) MPC |
| MTH 436/536 Combinatorial Designs and Coding Theory (3) |
| MTH 437/537 Game Theory and Related Topics (3) |
| MTH 438/538 Theory and Applications of Graphs (3) |
| MTH 439/539 Combinatorics (3) |
| MTH 440/540 Topics in Analysis (1-4; maximum 8) |
| MTH 441/541 Real Analysis (3) |
| MTH 442/542 Real Analysis (3) |
| MTH 447/547 Topics in Mathematical Finance (3) |
| MTH 451/551 Introduction to Complex Variables (4) |
| MTH 453/553 Numerical Analysis (3) |
| MTH 454/554 Numerical Analysis (3) |
| MTH 470/570 Topics in Combinatorics/Graph Theory (3) |
| MTH 480 Departmental Honors (1-6; maximum 6) |
| MTH 482 Great Theorems of Mathematics (3) MPC |
| MTH 483/583 Introduction to Mathematical Logic (3) |
| MTH 485/585 Mathematical Recreations (2-3; maximum 3) |
| MTH 486/586 Introduction to Set Theory (3) |
| MTH 491/591 Introduction to Topology (3) |
| MTH 492/592 Topics in Topology (3) |
| MTH 495/595 Introduction to Applied Nonlinear Dynamics (3) |
| MTH 600 Topics in Advanced Mathematics (1-4; maximum 10) |
| MTH 604 Discrete Mathematics for Secondary School Teachers (3) |
| MTH 605 Calculus for Secondary School Teachers (3) |
| MTH 606 Geometry for Secondary School Teachers (3) |
| MTH 607 Algebra for Secondary School Teachers (3) |
| MTH 620 Topics in Algebra (1-4; maximum 8) |
| MTH 621 Abstract Algebra I (4) |
| MTH 622 Abstract Algebra II (3) |
| MTH 630 Topics in Operations Research (1-4; maximum 8) |
| MTH 632 Advanced Optimization (3) |
| MTH 638 Advanced Graph Theory (3) |
| MTH 641 Functions of a Real Variable (4) |
| MTH 651 Functions of a Complex Variable (4) |
| MTH 690 Advanced Topics in Topology (1-4; maximum 8) |
| MTH 691 Topology (4) |
| MTH 698 Seminar in the Teaching of First-Year Mathematics (1) |
| MTH 700 Research for Master’s Thesis (1-12; minimum 6, maximum 12) |
| MUS 1 Performance of Music. |
| MUS 100 Ensembles (0 or 1; may be repeated for credit) |
| MUS 100A Collegiate Chorale (0 or 1) |
| MUS 100B Men's Glee Club (0 or 1) |
| MUS 100C Symphony Orchestra (0 or 1) |
| MUS 100D Choraliers (0 or 1) |
| MUS 100E Marching Band (0 or 1) |
| MUS 100F Symphony Band (0 or 1) |
| MUS 100G Wind Ensemble (0 or 1) |
| MUS 100H Chamber Music Brass (0 or 1) |
| MUS 100I Chamber Music Strings (0 or 1) |
| MUS 100J Chamber Music Piano (0 or 1) |
| MUS 100K Jazz Ensemble (0 or 1) |
| MUS 100L Balinese Gamelan Ensemble (0 or 1) |
| MUS 100M Percussion Ensemble (0 or 1) |
| MUS 100N Steel Drums (0 or 1) |
| MUS 100O Opera Production (0 or 1) |
| MUS 100P Chamber Orchestra (0 or 1) |
| MUS 100Q Chamber Singers (0 or 1) |
| MUS 100R Chamber Music Winds (0 or 1) |
| MUS 100S Cello Choir (0 or 1) |
| MUS 100U Basketball/Hockey Band (0 or 1) |
| MUS 100W Marching Band Auxiliaries (0 or 1) |
| MUS 100X Marching Band Percussion Ensemble (0 or 1) |
| MUS 101/102 Theory of Music (3, 3) |
| MUS 110 Vocal Accompanying (1) |
| MUS 111 Lab Band (0-1) |
| MUS 112 Lab Choir (0-1) |
| MUS 115 Beginning Piano for Non-Majors (2) |
| MUS 117/118 Class Voice (2, 2) |
| MUS 119 Introduction to Music Theory (3) |
| MUS 120 Instrumental Accompanying (1) |
| MUS 135 Understanding Jazz, Its History and Context (3) MPF, MPT |
| MUS 139 Chamber Music Experience (0) |
| MUS 140 Recital Requirement (0) |
| MUS 142A/144A Applied Music Voice- FR |
| MUS 142B/144B Applied Music Piano- FR |
| MUS 142D/144D Applied Music Flute- FR |
| MUS 142E/144E Applied Music Clarinet- FR |
| MUS 142F/144F Applied Music Saxophone- FR |
| MUS 142G/144G Applied Music Oboe- FR |
| MUS 142H/144H Applied Music Bassoon- FR |
| MUS 142I/144I Applied Music Trumpet- FR |
| MUS 142J/144J Applied Music French Horn- FR |
| MUS 142K/144K Applied Music Trombone- FR |
| MUS 142L/144L Applied Music Euphonium- FR |
| MUS 142M/144M Applied Music Tuba- FR |
| MUS 142N/144N Applied Music Percussion- FR |
| MUS 142O/144O Applied Music Violin- FR |
| MUS 142P/144P Applied Music Viola- FR |
| MUS 142R/144R Applied Music Cello- FR |
| MUS 142S/144S Applied Music String Bass- FR |
| MUS 142T/144T Applied Music Harp- FR |
| MUS 151/152 Sight Singing and Dictation (1, 1) |
| MUS 160 Functional Piano I (1) |
| MUS 161 Functional Piano II (1) |
| MUS 175 Introduction to Music Education (3) |
| MUS 181 Music in our Lives (3) MPF |
| MUS 184 Opera: Passport to the Liberal Arts (3) |
| MUS 185 The Diverse Worlds of Music (3) MPF |
| MUS 186 Global Music for the I-Pod (3) |
| MUS 188 The Music of Russia (3) MPF |
| MUS 189 Great Ideas in Western Music (3) MPF |
| MUS 201/202 Theory of Music (3, 3) |
| MUS 204 Brazilian Culture Through Popular Music (3) |
| MUS 211/212 History of Western Music (3, 3) |
| MUS 215 Class Voice for Music Theatre (2) |
| MUS 216 Applied Voice for Music Theatre (1; maximum 2) |
| MUS 218 Beginning Guitar (1) |
| MUS 218A Intermediate Guitar (1) |
| MUS 221 Music Technologies (3) |
| MUS 222 Music Education Technology (1) |
| MUS 231 Class Instruments (Brass) (1) |
| MUS 232A Class Instruments (Woodwinds I) (1) |
| MUS 232B Class Instruments (Woodwinds II) (1) |
| MUS 233 Class Instruments (Percussion) (1) |
| MUS 234A Class Instruments (Strings I) (1) |
| MUS 234B Class Instruments (Strings II) (1) |
| MUS 235 Lyric Diction (2) |
| MUS 236 Lyric Diction (2) |
| MUS 242A/244A Applied Music Voice- SO |
| MUS 242B/244B Applied Music Piano- SO |
| MUS 242D/244D Applied Music Flute- SO |
| MUS 242E/244E Applied Music Clarinet- SO |
| MUS 242F/244F Applied Music Saxophone- SO |
| MUS 242G/244G Applied Music Oboe- SO |
| MUS 242H/244H Applied Music Bassoon- SO |
| MUS 242I/244I Applied Music Trumpet- SO |
| MUS 242J/244J Applied Music French Horn- SO |
| MUS 242K/244K Applied Music Trombone- SO |
| MUS 242L/244L Applied Music Euphonium- SO |
| MUS 242M/244M Applied Music Tuba- SO |
| MUS 242N/244N Applied Music Percussion- SO |
| MUS 242O/244O Applied Music Violin- SO |
| MUS 242P/244P Applied Music Viola- SO |
| MUS 242R/244R Applied Music Cello- SO |
| MUS 242S/244S Applied Music String Bass- SO |
| MUS 242T/244T Applied Music Harp- SO |
| MUS 249 Classroom Instruments: World Percussion/Guitar (1) |
| MUS 251/252 Sight Singing and Dictation (1, 1) |
| MUS 260 Functional Piano III (1) |
| MUS 261 Functional Piano IV (1) |
| MUS 262 Jazz Improvisation! (1) |
| MUS 266 Music for Young Children (3) |
| MUS 275 Sophomore Practicum in Music Education (1) |
| MUS 285 Introduction to African American Music (3) MPT |
| MUS 287 Enter the Diva: Women in Music (3) MPT |
| MUS 3 African and African-Derived Music in the Western World. |
| MUS 301 Counterpoint (3) MPT |
| MUS 302 Analysis (3) |
| MUS 303 Electronic Music (3) MPT |
| MUS 342A/344A Applied Music Voice- JR |
| MUS 342B/344B Applied Music Piano- JR |
| MUS 342D/344D Applied Music Flute- JR |
| MUS 342E/344E Applied Music Clarinet- JR |
| MUS 342F/344F Applied Music Saxophone- JR |
| MUS 342G/344G Applied Music Oboe- JR |
| MUS 342H/344H Applied Music Bassoon- JR |
| MUS 342I/344I Applied Music Trumpet- JR |
| MUS 342J/344J Applied Music French Horn- JR |
| MUS 342K/344K Applied Music Trombone- JR |
| MUS 342L/344L Applied Music Euphonium- JR |
| MUS 342M/344M Applied Music Tuba- JR |
| MUS 342N/344N Applied Music Percussion- JR |
| MUS 342O/344O Applied Music Violin- JR |
| MUS 342P/344P Applied Music Scales Viola- JR |
| MUS 342R/344R Applied Music Cello- JR |
| MUS 342S/344S Applied Music String Bass- JR |
| MUS 342T/344T Applied Music Harp- JR |
| MUS 345 Elementary General Music for Instrumental Music Education Majors (1) |
| MUS 351 Choral Techniques (3) |
| MUS 352 Conducting I (2) |
| MUS 353 Choral Conducting (2) |
| MUS 354 Conducting II (2) |
| MUS 355 General Music Teaching Techniques - Early Childhood and Elementary (3) |
| MUS 356 Secondary General Music Techniques (2) |
| MUS 358 Marching Band Techniques (2) |
| MUS 359 Instrumental Methods - Elementary and Secondary (4) |
| MUS 371/372 Composition (3, 3) MPT |
| MUS 385 The Roots of Black Music: Blues, Gospel and Soul (3) MPT |
| MUS 386 The History and Development of Hip Hop Culture in America (3) MPT |
| MUS 401/501 Advanced Studies in Music Theory (3) |
| MUS 402/502 Orchestration (3) |
| MUS 404/504 Wind Band Ensemble Literature (3) |
| MUS 405/505 Choral Literature (3) |
| MUS 419/519 Supervised Teaching in Music (12) |
| MUS 420/520 Vocal Coaching (1) |
| MUS 427/527 Music of the 20th Century (3) |
| MUS 430/530 Piano Pedagogy (2) |
| MUS 433/533 String Instrument Pedagogy (1) |
| MUS 442A/444A Applied Music Voice- SR |
| MUS 442B/444B Applied Music Piano- SR |
| MUS 442D/444D Applied Music Flute- SR |
| MUS 442E/444E Applied Music Clarinet- SR |
| MUS 442F/444F Applied Music Saxophone- SR |
| MUS 442G/444G Applied Music Oboe- SR |
| MUS 442H/444H Applied Music Bassoon- SR |
| MUS 442I/444I Applied Music Trumpet- SR |
| MUS 442J/444J Applied Music French Horn- SO |
| MUS 442K/444K Applied Music Trombone- SR |
| MUS 442L/444L Applied Music Euphonium- SR |
| MUS 442M/444M Applied Music Tuba- SR |
| MUS 442N/444N Applied Music Percussion- SR |
| MUS 442O/444O Applied Music Violin- SR |
| MUS 442P/444P Applied Music Scales Viola- SR |
| MUS 442R/444R Applied Music Cello- SR |
| MUS 442S/444S Applied Music String Bass- SR |
| MUS 442T/444T Applied Music Harp- SR |
| MUS 451/551-452/552 Advanced Sight Singing and Dictation (1, 1) |
| MUS 456/556 Vocal Pedagogy (2) |
| MUS 457/557-458/558 Piano Literature (3, 3) |
| MUS 460/560 Methodologies in Ethnomusicology (3) MPC |
| MUS 461/561 American Music (3) |
| MUS 471/571-472/572 Composition (3, 3) |
| MUS 475 Senior Practicum in Music Education (3) MPC |
| MUS 481/482 Advanced Studies in Special Subjects (1-4, 1-4) |
| MUS 490/590 Special Topics in Music (1-4; maximum 12) |
| MUS 493 Capstone/Senior Recital: Preparation and Performance (3) MPC |
| MUS 610 Special Project (1-4) |
| MUS 611 Research Project (3-4) |
| MUS 621 Graduate Research in Music (3) |
| MUS 622 Teaching Elementary Music: Theory and Practice (3) |
| MUS 623 Integrating Multiculturalism into Music Curriculum (3) |
| MUS 626 Foundations of Music Education (3) |
| MUS 627 Recent Developments in Music Education (3) |
| MUS 628 Research Problems in Music Education (3) |
| MUS 630 Advanced Ensemble (0 or 1; maximum 8) |
| MUS 630A Collegiate Chorale (0 or 1) |
| MUS 630B Men's Glee Club (0 or 1) |
| MUS 630C Symphony Orchestra (0 or 1) |
| MUS 630D Choraliers (0 or 1) |
| MUS 630E Marching Band (0 or 1) |
| MUS 630F Symphony Band (0 or 1) |
| MUS 630G Wind Ensemble (0 or 1) |
| MUS 630H Chamber Music Brass (0 or 1) |
| MUS 630I Chamber Music Strings (0 or 1) |
| MUS 630J Chamber Music Piano (0 or 1) |
| MUS 630K Jazz Ensemble (0 or 1) |
| MUS 630L Balinese Gamelan Ensemble (0 or 1) |
| MUS 630M Percussion Ensemble (0 or 1) |
| MUS 630N Steel Drums (0 or 1) |
| MUS 630O Opera Production (0 or 1) |
| MUS 630P Chamber Orchestra (0 or 1) |
| MUS 630Q Chamber Singers (0 or 1) |
| MUS 630R Chamber Winds (0 or 1) |
| MUS 633 Topics in 19th Century Music (3) |
| MUS 635 Advanced Wind Band/Ensemble Conducting (2) |
| MUS 636 Advanced Choral Conducting (2) |
| MUS 640 Concepts in Music History (3) |
| MUS 642 Applied Music (2; maximum 12) |
| MUS 644 Applied Music (4) |
| MUS 661 Graduate Analysis (3) |
| MUS 682 Repertory (2) |
| MUS 684 Repertory (4) |
| MUS 690 Graduate Recital (1-2) |
| Museums |
| Music- Bachelor of Arts in Music |
| Music Composition |
| MUSIC COURSES (MUS-Creative Arts) |
| Music Education |
| Music Education- Bachelor of Music |
| Music History |
| Music- Master of Music |
| Music Performance |
| Music Performance- Bachelor of Music |
| Music Theatre |
| N |
| Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps (NROTC) |
| Naval Science |
| NAVAL SCIENCE COURSES (NSC-Arts and Science) |
| Need-Based Assistance |
| Neuroscience |
| No-Major Option |
| Non-degree Status |
| Non-degree Student Admission |
| Notes on Credit Restrictions |
| Notification and Acceptance |
| Notification of Awards |
| NSC 1 Naval Science: History of Warfare. |
| NSC 101 Naval Orientation and Organization (2) |
| NSC 102 Naval Ship’s Systems (3) MPT |
| NSC 110 Leadership Practicum (1) |
| NSC 2 War: An Extension of Politics. |
| NSC 201 Naval Mission Systems (3) |
| NSC 202 Sea Power and Maritime Affairs Seminar (3) MPT |
| NSC 210 Leadership Practicum (1) |
| NSC 211 Leadership and Management (2) |
| NSC 222 Individual Leadership Part II (3) |
| NSC 222L Leadership Lab (1) |
| NSC 3 The Naval Sciences. |
| NSC 301 Navigation (3) MPT |
| NSC 302 Naval Operations and Seamanship (3) MPT |
| NSC 310 Leadership Practicum (1) |
| NSC 311 The Evolution of Warfare (3) MPT |
| NSC 402 Leadership and Ethics (3) MPC |
| NSC 410 Leadership Practicum (1) |
| NSC 411 Amphibious Warfare (3) MPT |
| NSG 232 Health Issues of Children and Youth (2) |
| NSG 251 Therapeutic Communication in Nursing (3) |
| NSG 252 Foundations of Professional Nursing (3) |
| NSG 261 Health and Physical Assessment (3) |
| NSG 262 Fundamentals of Professional Nursing Practice (4) |
| NSG 263 Community Health Nursing (3) |
| NSG 301 Theory-Based Nursing Practice (3) |
| NSG 302 Intermediate Clinical Nursing Practicum (3) |
| NSG 311 Health Promotion Across the Lifespan (3) |
| NSG 312 Assessment of the Well Child (1) |
| NSG 313 Assessment of the Well Individual (2) |
| NSG 317 Teaching Strategies in Health Care (3) |
| NSG 321 U. S. Health Care System and Culture (3) |
| NSG 331 Introduction to Nursing Research (3) |
| NSG 341 Caring and Terminal Illness (3) |
| NSG 343 Health Care Informatics (3) |
| NSG 349 Introduction to Principles of Pharmacology in Nursing Practice (3) |
| NSG 351 Nursing of Childbearing Family (2) |
| NSG 352 Childbearing Family Clinical (3) |
| NSG 353 Nursing Care of Adult Clients with Health Alterations I (3) |
| NSG 354 Nursing Care of Adult Clients with Health Alterations I-Clinical (3) |
| NSG 361 Nursing Care of Adult Clients with Health Alterations II (3) |
| NSG 362 Nursing Care of Adult Clients with Health Alterations II-Clinical (3) |
| NSG 363 Nursing Care of Children (2) |
| NSG 364 Nursing Care of Children-Clinical (3) |
| NSG 365 Nursing Research (2) |
| NSG 382 Creativity, Creative Arts, Health and Aging (3) |
| NSG 402 The Professional Nurse Leader (3) |
| NSG 405 School Nurse License Practicum (5-10) |
| NSG 418 Complex Health Problems (3) |
| NSG 420 Focused Practicum in Baccalaureate and Expanded Nursing Roles (2) |
| NSG 430 Nursing Care of Aggregates: Families and Communities (3) |
| NSG 431 Nursing Care of Aggregates: Families and Communities: Clinical (2) |
| NSG 432 Population Focused Nursing Care Practicum (3) |
| NSG 435 Challenges in Health Care Delivery (3) MPC |
| NSG 441/541 Health and Aging: Current Perspectives and Issues (3) MPT |
| NSG 451 Nursing Care of Clients Experiencing Mental Health Disorders and Their Families (3) |
| NSG 452 Nursing Care of Clients Experiencing Mental Health Disorders and Their Families-Clinical (3) |
| NSG 461 Nursing Care of Older Adults (3) |
| NSG 462 Nursing Care of Older Adults-Clinical (2) |
| NSG 463 Nursing Care of Clients Experiencing Multi-System Health Alterations (3) |
| NSG 464 Nursing Care of Clients Experiencing Multi-System Health Alterations-Clinical (5) |
| NSG 492/592 Emotional and Behavioral Problems of Children and Adolescents (3) |
| Nursing- Bachelor of Science in Nursing |
| NURSING COURSES (NSG -Engineering and Applied Science) |
| Nursing Credit |
| Nutrition- Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and Health |
| Nutrition Minor |
| O |
| Oboe |
| Officers |
| Ohio Writing Project |
| Operations Research Methods |
| Options for Receiving Credit |
| Other Charges |
| Other Financial Assistance |
| Other Overseas Programs: Transfer Credit |
| Other Regulations |
| Other Requirements |
| Other Sources of Aid |
| P |
| Paper Engineering |
| Paper Science and Engineering |
| Paying Your Fees |
| Peer Education Opportunities |
| Percussion |
| Ph.D. Requirements |
| Philosophy- Bachelor of Arts |
| PHILOSOPHY COURSES (PHL-Arts and Science) |
| Philosophy- Master of Arts |
| PHL 1 Ethics. |
| PHL 101 Knowledge of World, God, and Morality (3) MPF, MPT |
| PHL 103 Society and the Individual (3) MPF |
| PHL 104 Purpose or Chance in the Universe (3) MPF, MPT |
| PHL 105 Theories of Human Nature (3) MPF, MPT |
| PHL 106 Thought and Culture of India (3) MPF, MPT |
| PHL 131 Problems of Moral and Social Values (3) MPF, MPT |
| PHL 205 Science and Culture (3) |
| PHL 211 Problems of God and Religion (3) |
| PHL 221 Problems of Metaphysics and Knowledge (3) MPT |
| PHL 231 Happiness (4) MPT |
| PHL 241 Philosophy of Art (4) |
| PHL 263 Informal Logic (4) MPT |
| PHL 273 Formal Logic (4) MPF, MPT |
| PHL 301 Ancient Philosophy (4) MPT |
| PHL 302 Modern Philosophy (4) MPT |
| PHL 304 Indian Philosophy (4) |
| PHL 307 Gandhian Philosophy (3) |
| PHL 310 Special Topics (1-4; maximum 8) |
| PHL 311 Ethical Theory (4) |
| PHL 312 Contemporary Moral Problems (4) MPT |
| PHL 322 Contemporary European Philosophy (4) |
| PHL 331 Political Philosophy (4) |
| PHL 335 Philosophy of Law (4) |
| PHL 355 Feminist Theory (4) MPT |
| PHL 360 Interdisciplinary Special Topics (1-4; maximum 8) |
| PHL 360A Confronting Death (4) MPT |
| PHL 373 Symbolic Logic (4) MPT |
| PHL 375 Moral Issues in Health Care (4) MPT |
| PHL 376 Environmental Philosophy (4) MPT |
| PHL 390 Existentialism (4) |
| PHL 392 Philosophy of Religion (4) |
| PHL 4 Metaphysics and Epistemology. |
| PHL 402/502 19th Century Philosophy (4) |
| PHL 404 What is Philosophy? (4) MPC |
| PHL 405 Philosophy for Children (4) MPC |
| PHL 410/510 Special Topics (1-4) |
| PHL 411/511 Advanced Ethical Theories (4) |
| PHL 420/520 Seminar in Twentieth Century Philosophy (4) |
| PHL 430/530 Seminar in Ancient or Medieval Philosophy (4) |
| PHL 440/540 Seminar in Modern Philosophy (4) |
| PHL 450/550 Seminar in Contemporary Philosophy (4) |
| PHL 459/559 Political Philosophy Seminar (4) |
| PHL 460/560 Seminar in Marxism (4) |
| PHL 470/570 Advanced Aesthetics (4) |
| PHL 471/571 Philosophy of Science (4) |
| PHL 480 Independent Reading for Departmental Honors (3, 3) |
| PHL 493/593 Phenomenological Method (4) |
| PHL 494/594 Philosophy of Mind (4) |
| PHL 495/595 Metaphysics (4) |
| PHL 496/596 Epistemology (4) |
| PHL 5 Reasoning. |
| PHL 600 Independent Reading Philosophy (1-6) |
| PHL 601 Practicum in Teaching Philosophy (2) |
| PHL 610 Research Seminar (3-4) |
| PHL 620 Advanced Topics in Philosophy (3-4; maximum 14) |
| PHL 673 Symbolic Logic (4) |
| PHY 1 The Physical World: Contemporary Physics. |
| PHY 101 Physics and Society (3) MPF |
| PHY 103 Concepts in Physics Laboratory (1) MPF |
| PHY 111 Astronomy and Space Physics (3) MPF, MPT |
| PHY 118 Introduction to Atmospheric Science (3) MPF |
| PHY 121 Energy and Environment (3) MPF |
| PHY 131 Physics for Music (3) MPF |
| PHY 141 Physics in Sports (3) MPF |
| PHY 171/172 College Physics (3, 3) MPF |
| PHY 173 Physics Laboratory (1) MPF |
| PHY 174 Physics Laboratory (1) MPF |
| PHY 181/182 The Physical World (4, 4) (PHY 182 is MPT.) MPF |
| PHY 183/184 Physics Laboratory (1, 1) (PHY 184 is MPT.) MPF |
| PHY 185/186 Experiencing The Physical World (1, 1) |
| PHY 2 Your Place In the Universe. |
| PHY 205 Physics and Chemistry of Toys (4) |
| PHY 211 Observational Foundations of Astronomy (3) MPT |
| PHY 215 Physics by Inquiry (3) |
| PHY 281 Contemporary Physics I: Foundations (3) MPT |
| PHY 282 Contemporary Physics II: Frontiers (3) |
| PHY 286 Introduction to Computational Physics (3) MPT |
| PHY 292 Electronic Instrumentation (2) MPT |
| PHY 293 Contemporary Physics Laboratory (2) MPT |
| PHY 294 Laboratory in Electronic Instrumentation (2) MPT |
| PHY 311 Contemporary Astronomy (3) MPT |
| PHY 400/500 Physics Seminar (1; maximum 4 for any one degree) |
| PHY 410 Topics in Physics Seminar (1-3; maximum 12) |
| PHY 420/520 Advanced Laboratory Physics (1-4; maximum 4 for any one degree) |
| PHY 421/521 Molecular and Cellular Biophysics (4) |
| PHY 422/522 Physics for Medicine and Biology (4) |
| PHY 423/523 Materials Physics (4) |
| PHY 427/527 Nano-scale Science and Technology (3) |
| PHY 430/530 Topics in Physics (1-4; maximum 12) |
| PHY 431/531 Elementary Particle Physics (3) |
| PHY 435/535 Introduction to Astrophysics (4) |
| PHY 437/537 Intermediate Thermodynamics and Introduction to Statistical Physics (4) |
| PHY 440 Research (1-4, maximum 12) |
| PHY 441/541 Optics and Laser Physics (4) |
| PHY 442/542 Spectroscopy of Atoms and Molecules (4) |
| PHY 451/551 Classical Mechanics (4) |
| PHY 461/561 Electromagnetic Theory (4) |
| PHY 467/567 Seismology (3) |
| PHY 471/571 Advanced Electronics (3) |
| PHY 480 Departmental Honors (1-6; maximum 6) |
| PHY 481/581 Gravitation and Spacetime (3) |
| PHY 483/583 Mathematical Methods in Physics (4) |
| PHY 486/586 Advanced Computational Physics (3) |
| PHY 488 Research Capstone in Physics (3) MPC |
| PHY 490S Topics in Physics Seminar (3) MPC |
| PHY 491/591,492/592 Introduction to Quantum Mechanics I and II (4, 3) |
| PHY 605 Teaching Physics with Toys Workshop (2-3) |
| PHY 610 Research (1-10; maximum 10) |
| PHY 620 Topics in Modern Physics (1-4; maximum 10) |
| PHY 623 Solid State Physics (3) |
| PHY 642 Advanced Kinetic Theory and Statistical Mechanics (4) |
| PHY 651 Quantum and Nonlinear Optics (3) |
| PHY 671 Electromagnetism (4) |
| PHY 681 Advanced Mathematical Physics (3) |
| PHY 691/692 Modern Quantum Physics (4, 4) |
| PHY 700 Research for Master’s Thesis (1-12; minimum 6, maximum 12) |
| Physical Education |
| Physical Science: Bachelor of Science in Education |
| Physics |
| Physics |
| Physics |
| Physics- Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science |
| PHYSICS COURSES (PHY-Arts and Science) |
| Physics- Master of Science |
| Piano |
| Placement Guides |
| Planning for Law School |
| Planning for Medical, Dental, and Veterinary Schools |
| Planning for Optometry School |
| Planning for Pharmacy School |
| Planning for Physical Therapy School |
| Plant Biology |
| Plant Biotechnology |
| PLW 101 Exploring Careers in Law (1) |
| PLW 401 Preparing for a Career in Law (1) |
| PMD 101 Explorations in Medicine (1) |
| PMD 301 Preparing for a Career in Medicine (1) |
| POL 1 Comparative Analysis of Foreign Policy. |
| POL 101 Politics and National Issues (3) MPF |
| POL 102 Politics and Global Issues (3) MPF |
| POL 133 Imagining Russia (2) |
| POL 142 American Politics and Diversity (4) MPF |
| POL 159 U.S. Identity Politics (3) MPF |
| POL 201 Political Thinking (4) |
| POL 208 The Rise of Industrialism in East Asia (3) MPF |
| POL 220 Movies and Politics (2) |
| POL 221 Modern World Governments (4) |
| POL 230 Topics In Russian Culture & Civilization (3) MPT |
| POL 241 American Political System (4) |
| POL 254 Introduction to Russian and Eurasian Studies (3) |
| POL 261 Public Administration (4) |
| POL 270 Current World Problems (1; maximum 6) |
| POL 271 World Politics (4) MPT |
| POL 276 Homeland Security and Critical Incident Management (3) |
| POL 3 National Political Institutions. |
| POL 302 Classical Political Philosophy (4) |
| POL 303 Modern Political Philosophy (4) MPT |
| POL 306 Applied Research Methods (3) |
| POL 307 Public Opinion Laboratory (2) |
| POL 326 Comparative Ethnic Politics (3) MPT |
| POL 328 Politics of Central Asia (3) |
| POL 331 Communism and Soviet Politics, 1917-1991 (3) MPT |
| POL 332 Post-Soviet Russian Politics (3) MPT |
| POL 333 Politics of Western Europe (4) |
| POL 334 Politics of Eastern Europe (3) |
| POL 335 Politics of East Asia (4) |
| POL 336 Politics of the Middle East (3) |
| POL 337 Politics of Latin America (4) MPT |
| POL 338 Contemporary African Politics (3) |
| POL 339 Nationalism, Islam and Democracy in Arab Politics (3) |
| POL 340 Internships (1-12; maximum 16, on credit/no-credit basis) |
| POL 342 American Political Careers (3) |
| POL 343 American Presidency (4) MPT |
| POL 344 U.S Congress (3) MPT |
| POL 345 National Issues (3) |
| POL 346 Global Gender Politics (3) MPT |
| POL 347 Women and the Law (3) |
| POL 351 Criminal Justice (4) |
| POL 352 Constitutional Law and Politics (4) MPT |
| POL 353 Constitutional Rights and Liberties (4) MPT |
| POL 354 Political Parties and the Election Process (3) |
| POL 355 Public Opinion (3) |
| POL 356 Mass Media and Politics (3) MPT |
| POL 357 Politics of Organized Interests (3) |
| POL 358 Political Parties in American Politics (3) |
| POL 359 U.S. Campaigns and Elections (3) |
| POL 362 Public Management, Leadership, and Administrative Politics (3) |
| POL 363 Administrative Law (3) |
| POL 364 Federalism and Intergovernmental Relations (3) MPT |
| POL 368 State and Local Government and Politics (4) |
| POL 373 American Foreign Policy (3) MPT |
| POL 374 Foreign Policy Analysis (3) MPT |
| POL 375 International Relations of East Asia (3) MPT |
| POL 376 U.S. National Security Policy (3) MPT |
| POL 378 Latin America: The Region and the World (3) MPT |
| POL 381 Global Governance (3) MPT |
| POL 382 International Law (3) MPT |
| POL 386 Global Competition (3) |
| POL 387 Comparative Security Issues (3) MPT |
| POL 406 Public Policy Analysis Laboratory (2) |
| POL 411/511 American Political Thought (4) |
| POL 419 Civil Society and Modern Politics (3) MPC |
| POL 423/523 European Union: Politics and Policies (4) |
| POL 424/524 Transatlantic Seminar: Politics of International Business (4-6; maximum 6) MPC |
| POL 425/525 British and Irish Politics (3) |
| POL 426/526 Inside Washington (8) |
| POL 427 Inside Washington Semester Experience (4) |
| POL 430 Seminar on Comparative Political Systems (4; maximum 8) |
| POL 436/536 Politics of Iraq (3) |
| POL 438/538 Africa in the Global Economy (3) |
| POL 439 North American Politics: Unity and Diversity (3) MPC |
| POL 440/540 Havighurst Colloquium (3) |
| POL 454 The Washington Community (3 to 4) |
| POL 459/559 Capstone Seminar on the American Political System (3) MPC |
| POL 459/559I Constitutional Politics in the U.S. MPC |
| POL 459A/559A American Political Culture MPC |
| POL 459B/559B American Political Development MPC |
| POL 459C/559C American Democracy Reconsidered MPC |
| POL 459D/559D Governing the Nation from Washington MPC |
| POL 459E/559E The American Agenda MPC |
| POL 459F/559F Governing States and Communities MPC |
| POL 459G/559G Practical Politics in the U.S. MPC |
| POL 459J/559J Citizen Politics in the U.S. MPC |
| POL 460 Seminar on Public Administration and Policy Analysis (4; maximum 8) |
| POL 466 Public Policy Analysis (3) MPC |
| POL 467/567 Public Budgeting (3) MPT |
| POL 468/568 Public Personnel Administration (3) |
| POL 470 Seminar on International Relations (4; maximum 8) |
| POL 471 The International System (3) MPC |
| POL 482/582 Russian, Eastern European and Eurasian Summer Workshop (6 undergraduate; maximum 12) |
| POL 486/586 Global Trade & Investment (4) |
| POL 487 Individual Lives and International Politics (3) MPC |
| POL 488/588 Russia and the Republics in International Relations (3) |
| POL 489 Conflict Management in a Divided World (3) MPC |
| POL 6 Public Management and Leadership. |
| POL 601 Foundations of Political Analysis (3) |
| POL 602 Research and Writing for Political Scientists (3) |
| POL 603 Introduction to Quantitative Methods (3) |
| POL 604 Public Policy Research (2) |
| POL 605 Writing Workshop for Final Project for Master's Degree (1) |
| POL 606 Final Project for Master's Degree (4) |
| POL 607 Intermediate Quantitative Political Analysis (4) |
| POL 608 Techniques of Political Analysis (4) |
| POL 609 Qualitative Methods of Political Analysis (4) |
| POL 610 Seminar on Political Theory and Methodology (4; maximum 8) |
| POL 623 Proseminar on Comparative Political Analysis (4) |
| POL 630 Seminar: Comparative Political System (4) |
| POL 640 Public Affairs Internship (1-6; on pass/fail basis) |
| POL 641 Proseminar on the American Political System (4) |
| POL 650 Seminar on the American Political System (4; maximum 8) |
| POL 660 Seminar on Public Administration and Policy Analysis (4; maximum 8) |
| POL 661 Proseminar on Public Administration (4) |
| POL 664 Seminar on Federalism and Intergovernmental Relations (4) |
| POL 666 Proseminar on Public Policy Analysis (3) |
| POL 670 Seminar on International Relations (4; maximum 8) |
| POL 671 Proseminar on International Relations (4) |
| POL 672 Foreign Policy Analysis (4) |
| POL 673 U.S. Foreign Policy (4) |
| POL 674 Foreign Policy of Developing Countries (4) |
| POL 675 American Trade Policy (4) |
| POL 681 International Organization (4) |
| POL 682 International Law (4) |
| POL 683 International Political Economy (4) |
| POL 7 Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies (cross-listed with HST 3). |
| Political Science |
| Political Science- Bachelor of Arts |
| POLITICAL SCIENCE COURSES (POL-Arts and Science) |
| Political Science- Master of Arts, Master of Arts in Teaching, Doctor of Philosophy |
| POR 111 Accelerated Introduction to Portuguese (4) |
| POR 204 Brazilian Culture Through Popular Music (3) |
| POR 211 Intermediate Portuguese (4) |
| POR 311 Composition and Conversational Portuguese (3) |
| POR 315 Introduction to Lusophone Literature (3) |
| POR 381 African Lusophone Literature (3) |
| POR 383 By or About (Afro-)Brazilian Women (3) |
| PORTUGUESE COURSES (POR-Arts and Science; Department of Spanish and Portuguese) |
| Prekindergarten Education: Associate in Applied Science |
| PRELAW STUDIES COURSES (PLW-Arts and Science) |
| Preliminary (Comprehensive) Examination |
| Premedical Studies Co-Major |
| PREMEDICAL STUDIES COURSES (PMD-Arts and Science) |
| President’s List, Deans’ List |
| Private Loans |
| Private Loans |
| Private Loans |
| Program Requirements |
| Programs with Special Admission Requirements |
| PSY 1 Perspectives on Psychopathology. |
| PSY 111 Introduction to Psychology (4) MPF |
| PSY 2 Patterns in Human Development. |
| PSY 200 Selected Topics of Psychological Inquiry (1-3; maximum 4) |
| PSY 210 Psychology Across Cultures (3) MPF |
| PSY 211 Psychological Perspectives on Leadership and Pedagogy in the College Classroom (2) |
| PSY 212 Practicum in Leadership and Pedagogy (3) |
| PSY 221 Social Psychology (3) |
| PSY 231 Developmental Psychology (3) MPT |
| PSY 241 Personality (3) |
| PSY 242 Abnormal Psychology (3) MPT |
| PSY 251 Introduction to Biopsychology (3) |
| PSY 271 Cognitive Psychology (3) MPT |
| PSY 275 Introduction to Perception (3) |
| PSY 293 Research Design and Analysis in Psychology I (4) |
| PSY 294 Research Design and Analyses in Psychology II (4) |
| PSY 313 Advancing in Leadership and Pedagogy (1-3) |
| PSY 320 Advanced Topics In Psychology (1 to 4) |
| PSY 324 Advanced Social Psychology (3) |
| PSY 325 Psychology of Prejudice and Minority Experience (3) |
| PSY 326 Psychology of Women (3) |
| PSY 327 Introduction to Social Cognition (3) |
| PSY 328 Psychology of Stigma and Victimization (3) |
| PSY 329 Psychological Perspectives on Health (3) |
| PSY 331 Infant Development (3) |
| PSY 332 Child Development (3) MPT |
| PSY 333 Adolescent Development (3) MPT |
| PSY 334 Adulthood and Aging (3) MPT |
| PSY 335 Developmental Lab (1) |
| PSY 343 Psychopathology (3) MPT |
| PSY 344 Analysis of Interpersonal Behavior in Small Groups (3) |
| PSY 345 Childhood Psychopathology and Developmental Disabilities (3) MPT |
| PSY 348 Later Generations of the Holocaust: Psychological Effects (3) |
| PSY 350 Advanced Topics in Personality Theory and Research (3) |
| PSY 351 Advanced Biopsychology (4) |
| PSY 356 Psychopharmacology (3) |
| PSY 372 Learning and Cognition (3) MPT |
| PSY 373 Introduction to Mathematical Psychology (3) |
| PSY 374 Psychology of Language and Thought (3) MPT |
| PSY 375 Perception (4) |
| PSY 376 The Psychology of Reasoning and Problem Solving (3) |
| PSY 378 Psychology of Judgment and Decision Making (3) |
| PSY 394 Editorial and Publishing Processes in Psychology (2) |
| PSY 4 Developmental Patterns in Adulthood. |
| PSY 400 Senior Honors in Psychology (3) |
| PSY 410 Capstone Seminar in Psychology: The Multiple Determinants of Behavior (3) MPC |
| PSY 420 Seminar in Social Psychology (3) |
| PSY 422/522 Economic and Social Decision Making (3) |
| PSY 430 Seminar in Developmental Psychology (3) |
| PSY 440/540 Special Topics in Psychopathology (3; maximum 9) |
| PSY 451/551 Cognitive Neuroscience (3) MPT |
| PSY 453/553 Human Factors/Ergonomics (4) MPT |
| PSY 456/556 Neurobiology of Learning (3) |
| PSY 462/562 Work Space and Work Organization (3) MPT |
| PSY 470 Seminar in Cognition (3) MPT |
| PSY 471/571 Spatial Cognition (3) MPT |
| PSY 473/573 Mathematical Modeling of Psychological Processes (3) |
| PSY 474/574 Advanced Cognitive Processes (3) MPT |
| PSY 475/575 Fundamentals of Sensation and Perception (3) |
| PSY 480 Independent Reading for Department Honors (1-6; minimum 4, maximum 6) |
| PSY 485/585 History and Systems of Psychology (3) |
| PSY 490 Capstone Experience in Psychology: Research Apprenticeship in Psychology (3; maximum 6) MPC |
| PSY 492/592 Principles of Psychological Measurement (3) |
| PSY 494/594 Correlation and Multiple Regression for the Behavioral Scientist (3) |
| PSY 495/595 Analysis of Variance for the Behavioral Scientist (3) |
| PSY 496/596 Analysis of Covariance Structures for the Behavioral Scientist (3) |
| PSY 497/597 Methods of Social Justice Inquiry (3) |
| PSY 5 Cognition: Understanding and Improving Thought. |
| PSY 6 Applied Leadership and Pedagogy. |
| PSY 601 Statistics and Methods I (3) |
| PSY 602 Statistics and Methods II (3) |
| PSY 603/604 Proseminar in Psychology I, II (1, 1) |
| PSY 605 Multicultural Topics in Clinical Psychology (3) |
| PSY 620 Seminar in Experimental Psychology (2-3) |
| PSY 630 Seminar in Social Psychology (3) |
| PSY 642 Theory of Assessment (1) |
| PSY 643 Psychopathology (1) |
| PSY 644 Methods of Assessment (1) |
| PSY 645 Intervention (1) |
| PSY 646 Psychological Assessment I (3) |
| PSY 647 Psychological Assessment II (3) |
| PSY 648 Lifespan Psychopathology (3) |
| PSY 649 Ethics in Clinical Psychology (3) |
| PSY 650 Independent Reading (1-5; maximum 20) |
| PSY 651 Professional Development in Clinical Psychology (1) |
| PSY 652 Systems of Intervention (3) |
| PSY 660 Special Clinical Problems and Methods (3) |
| PSY 670 Graduate Clinical Psych Traineeship (1-4; maximum 12) |
| PSY 685 Practicum in the Teaching of Psychology (3) |
| PSY 686 Continued Supervision of Teaching (1 to 2) |
| PSY 687 Practicum Preparing Future Faculty I (1) |
| PSY 690 Research Practicum I (1-4) |
| PSY 692 Research Practicum II (1-3; maximum 6) |
| PSY 694 Advanced Regression Analysis for Psychological Research (3) |
| PSY 697 Theory and Practice of Narrative Research (4) |
| PSY 700 Research for Master's Thesis (1-12; minimum 4, maximum 12) |
| PSY 710 Independent Research in Psychology (1-5; maximum 18) |
| PSY 720 Advanced Seminar in Experimental Psychology (1-4; maximum 18) |
| PSY 730 Advanced Seminar in Social Psychology (3-4; maximum 18) |
| PSY 740 Advanced Seminar in Clinical Psychology (1-4; maximum 18) |
| PSY 750 Advanced Clinical Techniques (1-4; maximum 24) |
| PSY 755 Continuing Clinical Supervision (1-3; maximum 3) |
| PSY 770 Advanced Seminar in Applied Psychology (2-4; maximum 18) |
| PSY 790 Advanced Seminar in Research Procedures (3; maximum 6) |
| PSY 840 Internship in Psychology (1-6; maximum 12) |
| PSY 850 Research for Doctoral Dissertation (1-16; minimum 16, maximum 60) |
| Psychology- Bachelor of Arts |
| Psychology Clinic |
| PSYCHOLOGY COURSES (PSY-Arts and Science) |
| Psychology- Master of Arts (requirement toward Ph.D. only), Doctor of Philosophy |
| Public Administration- Bachelor of Arts |
| Q |
| Qualifications for Ohio Residency Determined by The Ohio Board of Regents |
| Quarter-Semester Conversion |
| R |
| Re-Enrollment |
| Refund of Charges |
| Refund of Charges |
| Refund of Charges |
| Registering |
| Registration and Graduate Credit |
| Registration Glossary |
| REL 1 Religion and American Life. |
| REL 101 American Religious Encounters (3) MPF, MPT |
| REL 102 Religion and Modern Culture (3) MPF, MPT |
| REL 103 Themes in the History of Religion (3) MPF, MPT |
| REL 111 Religion and Popular Culture (3) |
| REL 133 Imagining Russia (3) MPF |
| REL 175 Introduction to the Critical Study of Biblical Literature (3) MPF |
| REL 186 Global Jewish Civilization (3) MPF |
| REL 2 The Historical and Comparative Study of Religion. |
| REL 201 Methods for the Study of Religion (3) MPT |
| REL 202 Religions of Asia (3) MPT |
| REL 203 Global Religions of India (3) MPF |
| REL 209 Civilization of Africa (3) MPF |
| REL 211 Religions of the Hebrew Bible (3) MPT |
| REL 213 Social and Religious History of the Jewish People (3) MPF, MPT |
| REL 231 Paul and the Beginnings of Christianity (3) |
| REL 232 The Development of Christianity: 100 to 451 (3) |
| REL 233 History of Christian Thought (3) |
| REL 235 Religions of Russia and Eurasia (3) |
| REL 236 Eastern Christianity (3) |
| REL 241 Religions of the American Peoples (4) MPT |
| REL 242 Religious Pluralism in Modern America (4) MPT |
| REL 245 Women, Religion and Social Change in America (4) MPT |
| REL 254 Introduction to Russian and Eurasian Studies (3) |
| REL 311 Archaeology and Biblical Studies (3) |
| REL 313 Marriage Across Cultures (3) |
| REL 316 The Age of the Reformation (3) |
| REL 323 Buddhism in India and South Asia (3) MPT |
| REL 326 Islam in History (3) |
| REL 333 Religion, Dress, and Status (3) MPT |
| REL 334 Women’s Religious Experiences in the Ancient Mediterranean World (3) MPT |
| REL 335 Women in the Bible (3) |
| REL 336 Jesus and the Gospels (3) |
| REL 341 Protestantism and the Development of American Culture (4) MPT |
| REL 343 African-American Religions (4) |
| REL 360 Interdisciplinary Special Topics (1-4; maximum 8) |
| REL 385 The Religious Roots of Anti-Semitism (3) MPT |
| REL 392 Philosophy of Religion (4) |
| REL 402/502 Basic Structures in the History of Religions (4) MPC |
| REL 413/513 American Religious Thought & Spirituality (4) |
| REL 430/530 Early Christian Literature and Religion (1-4; maximum 12) |
| REL 440/540 Ancient Near Eastern Literature & Religions (1-4; max 12) |
| REL 442/542 Religion, Society, and Culture in New England (4) MPT |
| REL 445 Issues in the Study of Native American Religions (4) |
| REL 470/570 Problems in Western Religious Thought (1-4; maximum 12) |
| REL 470A/570A Havighurst Colloquium (3) |
| REL 480 Independent Reading for Departmental Honors (1-6) |
| REL 482/582 Russian, Eastern European and Eurasian Summer Workshop (6 undergraduate, 3-6 graduate; maximum 12) |
| REL 600 Seminar in Comparative Religion (1-4; maximum 10) |
| REL 600A Seminar in Comparative Religion (1-4) |
| REL 600B Seminar in Comparative Religion (4) |
| REL 600C Seminar in Comparative Religion (1-2) |
| REL 610 Advanced Themes in the Study of Religion (2-4; maximum 10) |
| REL 620 Practicum in Religion (1-2; maximum 6) |
| REL 630 Advanced Theories in the Study of Religion (2-4; maximum 4) |
| REL 670 Reading and Research in Religious Thought (2-4; maximum 12) |
| REL 680 Reading and Research in History of Religions (2-4; maximum 12) |
| REL 690 Reading and Research in Religion and Culture (2-4; maximum 12) |
| REL 700 Research for Master’s Thesis (1-10) |
| REL 710 Reading & Research In Religion (2-4) |
| Religion |
| Religion- Bachelor of Arts |
| RELIGION COURSES, COMPARATIVE (REL-Arts and Science) |
| Repeating a Course |
| Requirements for Graduation |
| Requirements of the Global Miami Plan |
| Requirements of the Honors Plan |
| Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) |
| Residence Requirement |
| Residence Requirement |
| Residence Requirement |
| Resources |
| Right to Privacy and Access: Student Records |
| Risk Management and Insurance |
| RUS 1 Russia and the Soviet Union. |
| RUS 101/102 Beginner’s Course (4, 4) |
| RUS 105 Everyday Spoken Russian (1) |
| RUS 133 Imagining Russia (3) MPF |
| RUS 137 Russian Folklore (3) MPF, MPT |
| RUS 2 Russian Culture. |
| RUS 201/202 Intermediate Russian (3, 3) MPT |
| RUS 212 Secular Jewish Culture From the Enlightenment to Zionism (3) |
| RUS 250 Topics in Russian Literature in English Translation (3; maximum 9) MPT |
| RUS 251 The Eastern European Vampire Tradition in Folklore, History, and Literature (3) |
| RUS 253 Jewish Identity and Russian Literature (3) |
| RUS 254 Introduction to Russian and Eurasian Studies (3) |
| RUS 255 Russian Literature in English Translation From Pushkin to Dostoevsky (3) MPF, MPT |
| RUS 256 Russian Literature in English Translation: From Tolstoy to Nabokov (3) MPT |
| RUS 257 Russian Literature in English Translation: From Pasternak to the Present (3) MPF, MPT |
| RUS 258 Contemporary Russian Women’s Writing (3) |
| RUS 259 Russia's Imagined Orient: Caucasus and Central Asia on Page & Screen (3) |
| RUS 263 Soviet & Post-Soviet Russian Cinema (3) MPT |
| RUS 272 Cultures and Identities of Eastern Europe: An Introduction through Literature and Film (3) |
| RUS 3 Developing Language Skills in Russian. |
| RUS 301/302 Advanced Russian (3, 3) MPT |
| RUS 306 Russia and Eurasia: Anthropological Perspectives (3) |
| RUS 311 Reading in Russian (3) |
| RUS 325 Russian Reception of Classical Culture (3) |
| RUS 401 St. Petersburg: History, Literature, Culture (3) MPC |
| RUS 411/412 Advanced Conversation and Composition (3, 3) |
| RUS 436/536 Havighurst Colloquium (3) |
| RUS 450 Topics in Russian Culture (3; maximum 9) |
| RUS 451 Golden Age of Russian Culture (3) |
| RUS 480 Departmental Honors (4-6) |
| RUS 482/582 Russian, East European and Eurasian Summer Workshop (6 undergraduate, 3-6 graduate; maximum 12) |
| Russian |
| RUSSIAN COURSES (RUS-Arts and Science; Department of German, Russian, and East Asian Languages) |
| Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies- Certificate |
| Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies |
| Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies- Bachelor of Arts |
| S |
| Safety |
| Saxophone |
| SBI 1 Summer Business Institute for Non-Business Majors/Minors. |
| SCA 1 Experiencing Arts and Culture |
| SCA 111 Innovation, Creativity and Design Thinking (3) |
| SCA 121 Introduction to the Integrated Arts and Culture (3) |
| SCA 182 Experiencing the Arts (1) |
| SCA 2 Principles in Innovation, Creativity, and Design Thinking. |
| SCA 201 Introduction to Arts Management (3) |
| SCA 221 Immersion in the Integrated Arts and Culture (3) |
| SCA 231 Dance for the Musical Stage (3) |
| SCA 321 Application in the Integrated Arts and Culture (3) |
| SCA 331 Acting for the Musical Stage (3) |
| SCA 340 Internship (1-20) |
| SCA 410 Advanced Topics in Arts Management (3) |
| Scholar Leader Program |
| Scholarships |
| Scholastic Enhancement Program (SEP) |
| Scholastic Requirements for Graduate Students |
| SCHOOL OF CREATIVE ARTS COURSES (SCA-School of Creative Arts) |
| School Psychology- Master of Science, Specialist in Education |
| Science and Engineering Research Semester |
| Science Education |
| Scripps Gerontology Center |
| SDT 1 Self-Designed Thematic Sequence. |
| Second Master’s Degree |
| Semester Credit Hours |
| Servicemembers Opportunity Colleges (SOC) |
| SJS 1 Social Justice and Inequalities. |
| SJS 103 Introduction to Community Service and Learning (2) |
| SJS 159 Creating Global Peace (3) MPF |
| SJS 165 Introduction to Social Justice Studies (3) MPF |
| SJS 2 Social Justice, Law, and Crime. |
| SJS 203 Service-Learning: Theory into Action (2) |
| SJS 215 EMPOWER I: Educational and Economic Justice and Service-Learning (2) |
| SJS 216 EMPOWER II: The Intersections of Race, Class, and Education (2) |
| SJS 265 Critical Inquiry: Penny Lecture Series (2) |
| SJS 323 Social Justice and Change (3) |
| SJS 470 Social/Political Activism (3) MPC |
| SJS 487 Globalization, Social Justice, and Human Rights (3) MPF |
| SJS 497/597 Methods of Social Justice Inquiry (3) |
| SJS 600 Seminar in Sociology and Social Justice (3; maximum 12) |
| SOC 151 Social Relations (4) MPF |
| SOC 153 Sociology in a Global Context (3) MPF |
| SOC 160 Selected Topics in Sociological Analysis (2; maximum 4) |
| SOC 165 Introduction to Social Justice Studies (3) MPF |
| SOC 2 Applied Social Science Methods. |
| SOC 201 Social Problems (4) MPT |
| SOC 202 Social Deviance (4) MPT |
| SOC 203 Sociology of Gender (3) MPT |
| SOC 207 China and Globalization (3) MPF |
| SOC 208 The Rise of Industrialism in East Asia (3) MPF |
| SOC 221 Human Sexuality (3) |
| SOC 225 Work and Occupational Justice (3) |
| SOC 257 Population (3) |
| SOC 258 Self and Society (3) |
| SOC 260A Internship: An Introduction to Applied Sociology and Human Services (1-4) |
| SOC 262 Research Methods (4) MPT |
| SOC 265 Critical Inquiry: Penny Lecture Series (2) |
| SOC 272 Introduction to Disability Studies (3) |
| SOC 278 Women and (Dis)ability: Fictions and Contaminations of Identity (3) |
| SOC 279 African Americans in Sport (3) |
| SOC 3 Sociological Perspectives on Inequality. |
| SOC 305 Sociology of Globalization (3) |
| SOC 318 Sociology of Aging and the Life Course (3) MPT |
| SOC 323 Social Justice and Change (3) |
| SOC 348 Race and Ethnic Relations (3) MPT |
| SOC 352 Criminology (3) MPT |
| SOC 357 Medical Sociology (3) |
| SOC 358 Sociology of Mental Disorders (3) |
| SOC 362 Family Poverty (3) |
| SOC 363 Sociology of Families (3) |
| SOC 372 Social Stratification (3) MPT |
| SOC 375 (Dis)Ability Allies: To be or not to be? Developing Identity and Pride from Practice (3) |
| SOC 378 Media Illusions: Creations of "The Disabled" Identity (3) |
| SOC 4 Sociological Perspectives on Criminality and Deviance. |
| SOC 409/509 Systems of Justice (3) MPT |
| SOC 410/510 Topics in Criminology (3) MPT |
| SOC 411 Social Conflict (3) MPT |
| SOC 412/512 Sociology of Law (3) |
| SOC 413/513 Juvenile Delinquency (3) MPT |
| SOC 417/517 Economy and Society (3) MPT |
| SOC 435/535 Sociology of Death (3) MPT |
| SOC 440A Field Experience in Applied Sociology (1-16; maximum 16) |
| SOC 440C Field Experience in Sociology (4-12) |
| SOC 448 African-American Experience (3) MPT |
| SOC 451/551 Family Violence (3) MPC |
| SOC 454/554 Formal Organization (3) |
| SOC 459 Sociology Capstone (3) MPC |
| SOC 462 Applied Sociological Research (3) MPC |
| SOC 463/563 Gender and Aging (3) MPT |
| SOC 470 Social/Political Activism (3) MPC |
| SOC 480 Independent Reading for Departmental Honors (1-6) |
| SOC 482 Sociological Theory (4) |
| SOC 487 Globalization, Social Justice and Human Rights (3) MPT |
| SOC 490/590 Current Issues in Sociology (1-3; maximum 6) |
| SOC 5 Gender and Family Studies. |
| SOC 6 Medical Sociology. |
| SOC 600 Seminar in Sociology and Social Justice (3; maximum 12) |
| Social Justice and Inequalities |
| SOCIAL JUSTICE STUDIES (SJS-Arts and Science; Department of Sociology and Gerontology) |
| Social Justice Studies- Bachelor of Arts |
| Social Work- Bachelor of Science in Social Work |
| Social Work- Master of Arts |
| Sociology |
| Sociology- Bachelor of Arts |
| SOCIOLOGY COURSES (SOC-Arts and Science; Department of Sociology and Gerontology) |
| Software Engineering- Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering |
| SPA 101 Beginning ASL I (4) |
| SPA 102 Intermediate ASL II (4) |
| SPA 115 The American English Sound System (2) |
| SPA 127 Introduction to Communication Disorders (3) MPF, MPT |
| SPA 177 Independent Study (1-5; maximum 10 per year) |
| SPA 2 Exploring Social Emotional and Communication Consequences in Special Populations. |
| SPA 211 Deaf Culture and Community (3) MPF |
| SPA 222 Anatomy and Physiology of the Speech and Hearing Mechanism (4) |
| SPA 223 Language Development (3) MPF |
| SPA 225 Foundations of Neurology (3) |
| SPA 233 Perspectives of the Human Face (3) MPT |
| SPA 277 Independent Study (1-5; 10 maximum per year) |
| SPA 293 Sophomore Seminar in Speech Pathology and Audiology (1) |
| SPA 312 Deaf Culture: Global, National, Local Issues (3) MPF |
| SPA 316 Introduction to Audiology (3) |
| SPA 326 Aural Rehabilitation (3) |
| SPA 334 Clinical Phonetics and Articulation Disorders (3) |
| SPA 377 Independent Study (1-5; maximum 10 per year) |
| SPA 393 Junior Clinical Experience (1) |
| SPA 402/502 Counseling Strategies for Speech Pathologists and Audiologists (3) |
| SPA 412/512 Introduction to Clinial Practicum in Speech-Language Pathology (3) |
| SPA 413 Senior Seminar in Communication Disorders (3) MPC |
| SPA 416/516 Research Design (3) |
| SPA 426/526 Language Disorders (3) |
| SPA 427/527 Alternative Communication Systems for the Severely Handicapped (3) MPT |
| SPA 435/535 Speech and Hearing Science (3) |
| SPA 477 Independent Study (1-5; maximum 10 per year) |
| SPA 493 Senior Seminar in Speech Pathology and Audiology (1) |
| SPA 494 Disability in Global and Local Contexts (3) MPC |
| SPA 605 Speech, Language, Pathology & Audiology in School Setting (3 to 15) |
| SPA 614 Evidence Based Practice in Communication Sciences and Disorders (3) |
| SPA 620 Advanced Clinical Practice (1-8; maximum 16) |
| SPA 621 Neurogenic Language Disorders (3) |
| SPA 622 Organic Speech Disorders: Voice Pathology (3) |
| SPA 623 Organic Speech Disorders: Craniofacial Anomalies (2) |
| SPA 625 Best Practices for the School-Based Speech-Language Pathologist (2) |
| SPA 626 Organization and Administration of Clinical Programs for Communication Disorders (1) |
| SPA 627 Pediatric Language and Autism Spectrum Disorders (3) |
| SPA 629 Organic Speech Disorders: Motor Speech Disorders (2) |
| SPA 631 School Age Language and Literacy (3) |
| SPA 633 Phonological and Articulation Disorders (3) |
| SPA 641 Advanced Studies in Fluency Therapy (1) |
| SPA 651 Dysphagia, Trachs and Vents (3) |
| SPA 660 Independent Project (1-4; maximum 8) |
| SPA 662 Research in Speech Pathology and Audiology (3) |
| SPA 671 Neurogenic Cognitive Disorders (3) |
| SPA 672 Neuroanatomy of the Speech and Hearing Mechanisms (3) |
| SPA 673 Genetics & Syndromes (1) |
| SPA 691 Voice Disorders (3) |
| SPA 700 Research for Master’s Thesis (1-12; minimum 6, maximum 12) |
| SPA 711 Research In Speech Pathology (1-12) |
| SPA 720 Seminar in Speech Disorders (2; maximum 8) |
| SPA 750 Professional Field Experience (1-10; maximum 20) |
| Spanish |
| Spanish- Bachelor of Arts |
| SPANISH COURSES (SPN-Arts and Science; Department of Spanish and Portuguese) |
| Spanish- Master of Arts |
| Spanish: Bachelor of Science in Education |
| Special Admission Requirements |
| Special Committee Doctoral Degree (Interdisciplinary Degree) |
| Special Course Numbers |
| Special Education- Bachelor of Science in Education with Licensure |
| Special Education- Master of Education |
| Special Education Minor |
| Special Interest Areas |
| Special Opportunities and Programs |
| Specialist in Education: General Requirements |
| Speech and Hearing Clinic |
| Speech Communication- Bachelor of Arts |
| Speech Pathology and Audiology- Bachelor of Science |
| SPEECH PATHOLOGY AND AUDIOLOGY COURSES (SPA-Arts and Science) |
| Speech Pathology and Audiology- Master of Arts, Master of Science |
| SPN 1 Literature and Culture in Spain. |
| SPN 101/102 Beginner’s Course (4, 4) |
| SPN 104 Beginner's Course Spanish Lab (1) |
| SPN 110 Hispanic Cultures (1; max 4) |
| SPN 111 Intensive Basic Spanish (4) |
| SPN 2 Literature and Culture in Spanish America. |
| SPN 201/202 Second Year Spanish (3, 3) |
| SPN 203 Spanish for Health Care Professions (3) |
| SPN 204 Second Year Spanish Lab (1) |
| SPN 241/242 Intermediate Conversational Spanish (2, 2) (241) |
| SPN 292 Language and the Latin American Diaspora (3) |
| SPN 3 Spanish Linguistics and Culture. |
| SPN 303 Introduction to Linguistics (4) MPF |
| SPN 311 Grammar Review and Introductory Composition (3) |
| SPN 312 Introduction to Spanish Language/Linguistics (3) MPT |
| SPN 315 Introduction to Hispanic Literatures (3) MPF, MPT |
| SPN 316 Intermediate Spanish Composition (3) |
| SPN 317 Business Spanish (3) |
| SPN 331 Spanish for Community Work (3) |
| SPN 332 Latin American Popular Culture (3) |
| SPN 341 Advanced Conversational Spanish (2) |
| SPN 342 Advanced Conversational Spanish (3) |
| SPN 351 Cultural History of Spain I (3) MPT |
| SPN 352 Cultural History of Spain II (3) MPT |
| SPN 361 Spanish American Cultural History I (3) MPT |
| SPN 362 Spanish American Cultural History II (3) MPT |
| SPN 381 Spanish Language and Hispanic Culture I (3) MPT |
| SPN 382 Spanish Language and Hispanic Culture II (3) MPT |
| SPN 409 Advanced Spanish Composition (3) |
| SPN 420 Selected Topics in Literature and Culture: Spain (3) |
| SPN 430 Selected Topics in Literature and Culture: Spanish America (3) |
| SPN 440 Selected Topics in Spanish Language and Hispanic Culture (3) |
| SPN 450/550 Topics in Hispanic Literature and Language (1-4; maximum 9) |
| SPN 451/551 Studies in Spanish Narrative (3) |
| SPN 452/552 Studies in Spanish Poetry (3) |
| SPN 453/553 Studies in Spanish Theatre (3) |
| SPN 454/554 Don Quixote (3) |
| SPN 461/561 Studies in Spanish American Narrative (3) |
| SPN 462/562 Studies in Modern Spanish American Drama (3) |
| SPN 463/563 Studies in Spanish American Poetry (3) |
| SPN 464/564 Studies in the Spanish American Essay (3) |
| SPN 480 Independent Reading for Departmental Honors (1-6; maximum 6) |
| SPN 481/581 Spanish Phonology and Syntax (3) |
| SPN 482/582 Spanish Dialectology (3) |
| SPN 483/583 History of the Spanish Language (3) |
| SPN 484/584 Second Language Acquisition: Spanish (3) |
| SPN 490 Issues in Hispanic Literature, Linguistics, or Culture (3) MPC |
| SPN 600 Seminar in Hispanic Language, Literature or Culture (3; maximum 15 toward any degree) |
| SPN 617/618 Intensive Reading in Spanish for Graduate Students (3, 3) |
| SPN 670 Practicum in Teaching College Spanish (1) |
| SPN 680 Independent Study (1-6) |
| SPN 689 Teaching Assistant Orientation Seminar (1) |
| Sport Leadership and Management- Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and Health |
| Sport Management Minor |
| Spring Semester and Summer Admission |
| STA 1 Quality Issues in Contemporary Business and Industry. |
| STA 2 Applied Statistics. |
| STA 261 Statistics (4) MPF, MPT |
| STA 271 Introduction to Actuarial Science (1) |
| STA 301 Applied Statistics (3) MPT |
| STA 333 Nonparametric Statistics (3) MPT |
| STA 363 Introduction to Statistical Modeling (3) MPT |
| STA 365 Statistical Quality Control (3) MPT |
| STA 368 Introduction to Statistics (4) MPT |
| STA 401/501 Probability (3) |
| STA 402/502 Statistical Programming (3) |
| STA 404/504 Advanced Data Visualization (3) |
| STA 427/527 Introduction to Bayesian Statistics (3) |
| STA 432 Survey Sampling in Business (3) MPT |
| STA 462/562 Inferential Statistics (3) |
| STA 463/563 Regression Analysis (4) |
| STA 466/566 Experimental Design Methods (4) |
| STA 467/567 Multivariate Analysis (3) |
| STA 471/571 Probability and Statistics Problems Seminar (1) |
| STA 473/573 Applied Multiple Regression (1) |
| STA 475 Data Analysis Practicum (3) MPC |
| STA 476/576 Experimental Designs (1) |
| STA 480 Departmental Honors (1-6; maximum 6) |
| STA 483/583 Analysis of Forecasting Systems (3) |
| STA 484/584 Analysis of Categorical Data (3) |
| STA 600 Topics in Advanced Statistics (1-4; maximum 10) |
| STA 609 Probability and Statistics for Secondary School Teachers (3) |
| STA 650 Topics in Statistics (1-4; maximum 8) |
| STA 660 Practicum in Data Analysis (3) |
| STA 663 An Introduction to Applied Probability (3) |
| STA 664/665 Theory of Statistics (3,3) |
| STA 666 General Linear Models (3) |
| STA 667 An Introduction to Multivariate Statistical Analysis (3) |
| STA 668 Sampling Theory and Techniques (3) |
| STA 669 Nonparametric Statistics (3) |
| STA 671 Environmental Statistics (3) |
| STA 672 Statistical Modeling and Study Design (4) |
| STA 680 Internship in Statistics (1-6; maximum 12) |
| STA 684 Categorical Data Analysis (3) |
| STA 685 Biostatistics (3) |
| STA 686 Quality Control and Industrial Statistics (3) |
| STA 698 Seminar in the Teaching of Freshman Mathematics and Statistics (1) |
| Standards of Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) |
| State Assistance for Non-Ohio Residents |
| Statistical Methods |
| Statistics |
| Statistics- Bachelor of Science |
| STATISTICS COURSES (STA-Arts and Science; Department of Statistics) |
| Statistics- Master of Science, Certificate |
| Strategic Communication- Bachelor of Arts |
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| Studio Art - Ceramics, Metals, Painting, Photography, Printmaking, and Sculpture- Bachelor of Fine Arts |
| Summer Aid |
| Summer Orientation |
| Summer Term |
| Supply Chain and Operations Management- Bachelor of Science in Business |
| Supply Chain Management |
| Sustainability Co-Major |
| T |
| TEACHER EDUCATION COURSES (EDT- Education, Health and Society) |
| Teacher Licensure |
| Technical Study: Associate of Technical Study |
| THE 1 Modern Theatre and Drama. |
| THE 101 Introduction to Theatre: Drama and Analysis (3) MPF, MPT |
| THE 103 Introduction to Theatre: Production and Performance (1) MPF, MPT |
| THE 107 The Theatre Major: an Introduction to Theatre Resources and Skills (1) |
| THE 123 Acting for the Non-Major: Text and Performance (3) |
| THE 131 Principles of Acting (3) |
| THE 151 Stage Makeup (1) |
| THE 191 Experiencing Theatre (3) MPF, MPT |
| THE 200 Production and Performance Practicum (1; maximum 8) |
| THE 205 Costume Construction Laboratory (1) |
| THE 206 Theatre Lighting Laboratory (1) |
| THE 207 Scenery and Props Lab (1) |
| THE 208 Scene Painting Laboratory (1) |
| THE 210 The Theatrical Toolbox (1-2; maximum 3) |
| THE 221 Children's Theatre Performance Development (1) |
| THE 222 Children's Theatre Tour and Practice (1) |
| THE 223 Introduction to Czech Travel and Culture (1) |
| THE 231 Scene Study (3) |
| THE 238 Playwriting Through Improvisation (3-4; maximum 4) |
| THE 239 Alexander Technique (1) |
| THE 243 Movement and Voice for Actors (3) |
| THE 251 Visual Communication for the Theatre (3) |
| THE 252 Technical Production (3) |
| THE 253 Costume Fundamentals (3) |
| THE 254 Fundamentals of Lighting and Sound (3) |
| THE 255 Fundamentals of Scenery Construction and Props (3) |
| THE 258 Scene Painting Fundamentals (3) |
| THE 291/292 World Stages (3,3) |
| THE 301 Professional Practice in Theatre (1; maximum 2) |
| THE 314 Playwriting (4) |
| THE 340 Internship (1-16) |
| THE 341 Fundamentals of Directing (3) |
| THE 342 Stage Management (2) |
| THE 343 Speech and Dialects (3) |
| THE 391 Modern American Theatre (3) MPT |
| THE 392 Modern European Theatre (3) MPT |
| THE 393 Cultural, Ethnic, and Gender Issues in Dramatic Literature (3) MPT |
| THE 395 American Musical I: A History to 1950 (3) MPT |
| THE 396 The American Musical II: A Contemporary History 1950-2005 (3) MPT |
| THE 400 Advanced Production and Performance Practicum (2; maximum 4) |
| THE 432/532 Acting Shakespeare (3) |
| THE 437/537 Auditions (2) |
| THE 439/539 Special Techniques for the Actor (3; maximum 6) |
| THE 441/541 Methods and Styles of Play Directing (3) |
| THE 442/542 Women and Theatre: The Politics of Representation (3) |
| THE 450/550 Special Topics in Theatre Design and Technology (3) |
| THE 451/551 Scenic Design (3) |
| THE 453/553 Costume Design (3) |
| THE 454/554 Lighting Design (3) |
| THE 455 Tutorial in Advanced Problems (1-6; maximum 6) |
| THE 455A/555A Scenic Design |
| THE 455B/555B Lighting Design |
| THE 455C/555C Costume Design |
| THE 455D/555D Technical Production |
| THE 455E/555E Sound Design |
| THE 455F/555F Makeup and Mask Design |
| THE 456/556 Sound Design (3) |
| THE 465 Collaboration in Theatre Design & Technology (2) |
| THE 480 Independent Reading and Projects for Departmental Honors (0-6; maximum 6) |
| THE 490 The Theatre and a Cultural Aesthetic (3) MPC |
| THE 491/591 Theatre History I (3) |
| THE 492/592 Theatre History II (3) |
| THE 493/593 American Theatre (3) |
| THE 494/594 London Theatre (3) |
| THE 495 Summer Children’s Theatre Tour (4) |
| THE 496/596 Field Studies in the Czech Republic (8) |
| THE 601 Research and Methodology (3) |
| THE 603 Introduction to Theatre Historiography (3) |
| THE 605 Introduction to Theatre and Performance Theory (3) |
| THE 610 Graduate Seminar in Theatre Topics (3) |
| THE 614 Playwriting and Dramaturgy (3) |
| THE 640 Summer Theatre Practicum (4-8; Maximum 16) |
| THE 641 Directing Seminar (3; maximum 6) |
| THE 650 Directed Reading in Design Theory and Practice (1-6; maximum 12) |
| THE 650A Scenographic theory |
| THE 650B Scenic and lighting design |
| THE 650C Costume design |
| THE 660 Independent Project (1-4; maximum 8) |
| THE 700 Research for Master’s Thesis (1-12; minimum 6, maximum 12) |
| THE 703 Graduate Colloquium in Theatre Studies (1) |
| THE 780 Graduate Production Studio (1-6; maximum 24) |
| THE 780A Directing |
| THE 780B Acting |
| THE 780C Technical Production |
| THE 780D Playwriting |
| THE 780E Theatre Management |
| THE 780F Stage Management |
| THE 780G Scene Design |
| THE 780H Costume Design |
| THE 780I Lighting Design |
| THE 780J Sound Design |
| THE 780K Makeup Design |
| The College of Arts and Science |
| The College Requirement (CAS) |
| The Farmer School of Business |
| The Global Miami Plan for Liberal Education |
| The Grading System |
| The Graduate School |
| The Honors Plan for Liberal Education |
| The Oxford Pathway Program |
| The School of Creative Arts |
| The School of Education, Health and Society |
| The School of Engineering and Applied Science |
| Theatre Arts |
| THEATRE COURSES (THE-Creative Arts) |
| Theatre- Master of Arts |
| Theatre: Bachelor of Arts in Theatre |
| Thematic Sequence (9 hours minimum) |
| Thematic Sequences Available at Dolibois European Center in Luxembourg |
| Thesis |
| Time Limit |
| To Apply for a Graduate Award |
| To Apply for Admission |
| Transfer and Articulation Policy |
| Transfer Assurance Guides (TAGS) |
| Transfer Credit |
| Transfer Credit |
| Transfer Credit |
| Transfer Module (TM) for Miami University |
| Transfer Student Admission |
| Transient Status |
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| Two-Year Colleges |
| Types of Awards |
| U |
| Undergraduate and Graduate Majors and Degrees |
| Undergraduate Associates |
| Undergraduate Certificate in Design Thinking |
| Undergraduate Certificate Programs |
| Undergraduate Research Programs |
| Undergraduate Student Classification |
| University Honors Program |
| University Officers, Deans, and Chairs |
| Urban and Regional Analysis |
| Urban and Regional Planning- Bachelor of Arts |
| Urban Design |
| V |
| Veterans |
| Viola |
| Violin |
| Voice |
| W |
| WESTERN PROGRAM COURSES (WST- Arts and Science) |
| WGS 1 Gender in Global Context. |
| WGS 2 Scholarly Studies of Gender and Sexuality. |
| WGS 201 Introduction to Women’s Studies (3) MPF, MPT |
| WGS 202 Introduction to GLBT Studies (3) MPF, MPT |
| WGS 203 Sociology of Gender (3) MPT |
| WGS 211 Writing with Purpose: Interdisciplinary Inquiry and Communication (3) |
| WGS 221 Human Sexuality (3) |
| WGS 232 American Women Writers (3) MPT |
| WGS 233 British Women Writers (3) MPT |
| WGS 235 Women in Antiquity (3) MPT |
| WGS 237 GLBTQ Literature (3) |
| WGS 243 Women's Health Care: Problems and Practices (3) |
| WGS 245 Women, Religion and Social Change in America (4) MPT |
| WGS 278 Women and (Dis)ability: Fictions and Contaminations of Identity (3) |
| WGS 287 Enter the Diva: Women in Music (3) |
| WGS 301 Women and Difference: Intersections of Race, Class, and Sexuality (3) |
| WGS 302 Geography and Gender (3) |
| WGS 309 Native American Women (3) |
| WGS 313 Marriage Across Cultures (3) |
| WGS 323 Women/Gender in Modern Europe (3) |
| WGS 325 Identity, Race, Gender, Class (3) MPT |
| WGS 326 Psychology of Women (3) |
| WGS 333 Religion, Dress, and Status (3) MPT |
| WGS 335 Women in the Bible (3) |
| WGS 346 Global Gender Politics (3) MPT |
| WGS 347 Women and the Law (3) |
| WGS 351 Cultural Politics of Gender and Sexuality in Asian/America (3) |
| WGS 355 Feminist Theory (4) MPT |
| WGS 361 Couple Relationships: Diversity and Change (3) |
| WGS 368 Feminist Literary Theory and Practice (3) MPT |
| WGS 370 Selected Topics in Women’s Studies (3) |
| WGS 375 (Dis)Ability Allies: To be or not to be? Developing Identify and Pride from Practice (3 |
| WGS 378 Media Illusions: Creations of "The Disabled" Identity (3) |
| WGS 381 Women in Pre-Industrial Europe (3) MPT |
| WGS 382 Women in American History (3) MPT |
| WGS 383 By or About (Afro-) Brazilian Women (3) |
| WGS 392 Sex and Gender in American Culture (3) MPT |
| WGS 401 The Role of Women in a Transforming Society (3) MPC |
| WGS 402 Engaged Learning Practicum (1-6) |
| WGS 406 Indigenous Peoples and Their Sacred Lands (3) |
| WGS 432 Feminism and the Diaspora: U.S. Women of Color (3) |
| WGS 435/535 Queer Theory (3) |
| WGS 436/536 Women, Gender and the Environment (3) |
| WGS 437/537 Black Feminist Theory (3) |
| WGS 442/542 Women and Theatre: The Politics of Representation (3) |
| WGS 450/550 Topics in Women's History (3; maximum 12) MPT |
| WGS 451/551 Family Violence (3) MPC |
| WGS 461 Gender, Sexuality and Media (3) MPT |
| WGS 463/563 Gender and Aging (3) MPT |
| WGS 468 Gender and Genre (3) MPT |
| WGS 470 Senior Thesis in Women’s Studies (3-4) |
| WGS 475/575 Women, Gender Relations, and Sport (3) |
| WGS 497/597 Methods of Social Justice Inquiry (3) |
| WGS 601 Introduction To Graduate Women’s Studies (3) |
| WGS 602 Feminist Theory & Methodology (3) |
| Wilks Leadership LLC |
| William D. Ford Federal Direct Loan Programs |
| Withdrawal from the University |
| Withdrawal from the University |
| Withdrawal from the University |
| Withdrawal from the University |
| Withdrawing from a Course |
| Women's Center |
| Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies |
| Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies- Bachelor of Arts |
| Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies- Certificate |
| WOMEN'S, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY STUDIES COURSES (WGS-Arts and Science) |
| Writing-Rhetoric |
| WST 1 Lenses and Legacies - Integrating Knowledge. |
| WST 103 Introduction to Community Service and Learning (2) |
| WST 110 Introduction to Contemporary Topics (1) |
| WST 120 Peer Leadership Practicum (1) |
| WST 201 Self and Place (3) |
| WST 203 Service-Learning: Theory into Action (2) |
| WST 231 Interdisciplinary Inquiry (3) |
| WST 251 Individualized Studies Seminar (1) |
| WST 301 Interdisciplinary Problems and Questions (3) |
| WST 315 Inquiry Process Workshop (2) |
| WST 321 Developing Interdisciplinary Projects: Exploring Ways of Knowing (3) |
| WST 322 Developing Interdisciplinary Projects: Using Analytical and Rhetorical Tools (3) |
| WST 341 Interdisciplinary Synthesis and Action (3) |
| WST 397 American Environmental History (3) |
| WST 421 Senior Project Proposal Workshop (3) |
| WST 444/445 Senior Workshop and Project (3, 2) MPC |
| Z |
| Zoology- Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science |
| ZOOLOGY COURSES (ZOO-Arts and Science) |
