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ACCT 240 – Financial Accounting
• ACCT 245 – Managerial Accounting
• ACCT 300 – Directed Independent Study
• ACCT 321 – Accounting Information Systems I
• ACCT 331 – Cost Management
• ACCT 341 – Intermediate Accounting Theory and Practice I
• ACCT 342 – Intermediate Accounting Theory and Practice II
• ACCT 343 – Intermediate Accounting Theory and Practice III
• ACCT 375 – Taxation and Business Decisions
• ACCT 400 – Directed Independent Study
• ACCT 421 – Accounting Information Systems II
• ACCT 431 – Topics in Management Accounting
• ACCT 435 – Seminar in Cost Management
• ACCT 441 – Advanced Financial Accounting
• ACCT 443 – Financial Accounting Research & Communication
• ACCT 444 – Financial Statement Presentation and Analysis
• ACCT 447 – Accounting in Not-For-Profit Organizations
• ACCT 451 – International Accounting
• ACCT 461 – Auditing Theory and Practice
• ACCT 462 – Advanced Auditing
• ACCT 466 – Seminar in Fraud Examination & Forensic Accounting
• ACCT 470 – Law of Commercial Transactions
• ACCT 475 – Income Taxation II
• ACCT 477 – Tax Research and Planning
• ACCT 479 – Introduction to Estates and Trusts
• ACCT 484 – Environmental Accounting/ Sustainability Reporting
• ACCT 488 – Business Valuation
• ACCT 490 – Internship in Accounting

Adult and Higher Education

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400, 500 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  AHE 375 - Diversity in Higher Education
•  AHE 500 - Directed Independent Study
•  AHE 501 - Understanding Educational Research
•  AHE 518 - Current Issues in Education
•  AHE 554 - Foundations of Adult Education and Diversity
•  AHE 555 - Foundations of Higher Education and Diversity
•  AHE 556 - The Community College
•  AHE 570 - Issues in Adult Literacy
•  AHE 571 - Research and Evaluation Methods
•  AHE 574 - Experiential Learning
•  AHE 576 - Leadership and Management of Educational Programs
•  AHE 577 - Learning in Adulthood
•  AHE 578 - Program Development
•  AHE 579 - Power, Politics and Policies
•  AHE 580 - Teaching and Instructional Design
•  AHE 581 - Readings in Adult and Higher Education
•  AHE 584 - Fund Development and Grant Writing
•  AHE 585 - Organizational Change in Educational Settings
•  AHE 586 - Teaching in E-Learning and Blended Environments
•  AHE 588 - Portfolio and Applied Research Proposal
•  AHE 590 - Global Perspectives in Education
•  AHE 592 - Field Experience
•  AHE 691 - Research Seminar

American Cultural Studies

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  AMST 202 - Introduction to American Indian Studies
•  AMST 203 - Introduction to Latinx Studies
•  AMST 204 - Introduction to African American Studies
•  AMST 205 - Introduction to Asian American Studies
•  AMST 206 - The Jewish-American Experience
•  AMST 242 - Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Experience
•  AMST 252 - Arab American Experience
•  AMST 300 - Directed Independent Study
•  AMST 301 - Comparative Cultural Studies
•  AMST 310 - Critical Filipinx Histories
•  AMST 314 - Latinx Migrants in the U.S.
•  AMST 315 - Contemporary American Indian Issues
•  AMST 316 - Contemporary African American Issues
•  AMST 317 - Contemporary Queer Issues
•  AMST 344 - Asian-American Psychology
•  AMST 362 - Asian-American History
•  AMST 400 - Directed Independent Study
•  AMST 410 - Advanced Seminar in Critical Race Feminist and Queer Studies
•  AMST 412 - Seminar in Educational Equity
•  AMST 413 - Bridging Barriers with Migrant Youth
•  AMST 451 - The ‘Primitive’ in Modern Art
•  AMST 464 - Multicultural Education for Teachers
•  AMST 499 - Research and Writing

Anthropology

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400, 500 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  ANTH 102 - Introduction to Human Origins
•  ANTH 104 - American Mosaic: The Cultures of the United States
•  ANTH 201 - Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
•  ANTH 210 - Introduction to Archaeology
•  ANTH 215 - Introductory Biological Anthropology
•  ANTH 247 - Intro to Linguistic Anthropology
•  ANTH 300 - Directed Independent Study
•  ANTH 301 - Anthropological Theory
•  ANTH 303 - Qualitative Methods in Anthropology
•  ANTH 308 - Hunter-Gatherer Societies in World Prehistory
•  ANTH 310 - Monuments, Cities, and Taxes
•  ANTH 312 - Field Course in Archaeology
•  ANTH 314 - Archaeology of North America
•  ANTH 316 - Aztec, Inca, and Maya Archaeology
•  ANTH 330 - Religion and Culture
•  ANTH 335 - Quantitative Methods in Anthropology
•  ANTH 338 - Economic Anthropology
•  ANTH 345 - Energy in the Global South
•  ANTH 347 - The Ethnography of Communication
•  ANTH 350 - The Ecology of Human Variation
•  ANTH 351 - Family and Kinship Organization
•  ANTH 353 - Sex and Gender in Culture
•  ANTH 361 - American Indian Perspectives
•  ANTH 362 - Anthropological Perspectives on Asia
•  ANTH 365 - Latin American Perspectives
•  ANTH 366 - Perspectives on Africa

•  ANTH 400 - Directed Independent Study
•  ANTH 406 - Archaeological Method and Theory
•  ANTH 410 - Archaeological Analysis and Interpretation
•  ANTH 411 - Archaeology of Northwestern North America
•  ANTH 415 - Archaeological Spatial Analysis
•  ANTH 420 - Human Osteology and Forensic Anthropology
•  ANTH 422 - Nutritional Anthropology
•  ANTH 423 - Human Evolution
•  ANTH 424 - Medical Anthropology
•  ANTH 426 - Human Genetics and Epigenetics for the 21st Century
•  ANTH 428 - Cultural Resource Management
•  ANTH 431 - Methods in Nutritional Research
•  ANTH 440 - Cyborg Anthropology
•  ANTH 447 - Anthropological Semiotics
•  ANTH 453 - Women of the Global South
•  ANTH 454 - Participatory Action Research Methods
•  ANTH 455 - Advanced Qualitative Inquiry
•  ANTH 456 - Anthropology of War and Human Rights
•  ANTH 457 - The Anthropology of Death and Dying
•  ANTH 462 - Critical Issues in Indigenous Northwest Studies
•  ANTH 463 - Critical Issues in East and Southeast Asia
•  ANTH 465 - Critical Issues in Mexico and Central America
•  ANTH 469 - Directed Internship
•  ANTH 470 - Museology Studies
•  ANTH 471 - Field Work Methods in Cultural Anthropology
•  ANTH 472 - Visual Anthropology
•  ANTH 473 - Field Course in Ethnography
•  ANTH 475 - Humane Migration
•  ANTH 476 - Borderlands
•  ANTH 479 - People of the Sea and Cedar Internship
•  ANTH 480 - Applied Anthropology
•  ANTH 481 - Childhood and Culture
•  ANTH 484 - Intercultural Education
•  ANTH 490 - Senior Seminar in Anthropology
•  ANTH 495 - Teaching-Learning Processes in Anthropology
•  ANTH 496 - Portfolio Assembly
•  ANTH 500 - Directed Independent Study
•  ANTH 501 - History of Anthropology
•  ANTH 502 - Theory in Anthropological Research
•  ANTH 503 - Research Design and Method
•  ANTH 506 - Archaeological Method and Theory
•  ANTH 510 - Applied Archaeological Analysis and Interpretation
•  ANTH 511 - Current Archaeological Research in Northwestern North America
•  ANTH 515 - Practicum in Archaeological Spatial Analysis
•  ANTH 520 - Human Osteology
•  ANTH 522 - Nutritional Anthropology
•  ANTH 524 - Applied Medical Anthropology
•  ANTH 525 - Primate Evolution
•  ANTH 526 - Human Genetics and Epigenetics for the 21st Century
•  ANTH 528 - Applied Cultural Resource Management
•  ANTH 531 - Methods in Nutritional Research
•  ANTH 547 - Semiotic Anthropology
•  ANTH 553 - Women of the Global South
•  ANTH 554 - Participatory Action Research Methods
•  ANTH 555 - Advanced Qualitative Inquiry
•  ANTH 563 - Peoples of East and Southeast Asia
•  ANTH 565 - Peoples of Mexico & Central America
•  ANTH 571 - Field Work Methods in Cultural Anthropology
•  ANTH 572 - Visual Anthropology
•  ANTH 576 - Borderlands
•  ANTH 580 - Applied Anthropology
•  ANTH 581 - Childhood and Culture
•  ANTH 585 - Essentials of Graduate Study in Anthropology
•  ANTH 586 - Research Mentorship
•  ANTH 690 - Thesis

Arabic

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  ARAB 101 - Elementary Arabic
•  ARAB 102 - Elementary Arabic
•  ARAB 103 - Elementary Arabic
•  ARAB 201 - Intermediate Arabic
•  ARAB 202 - Intermediate Arabic
•  ARAB 203 - Intermediate Arabic
•  ARAB 300 - Directed Independent Study
•  ARAB 400 - Directed Independent Study

Art

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.
NOTE: The Department of Art may request samples of work produced in a studio course for exhibition purposes.

•  ART 101 - Glass Blowing I
•  ART 102 - Glass Blowing II
•  ART 109 - Visual Dialogue
•  ART 110 - View and Gesture
•  ART 111 - Drawing for Non-Majors
•  ART 120 - Surface and Color
•  ART 140 - Ceramics For Non-Majors
•  ART 160 - Fibers and Fabrics I for Non-Majors
•  ART 170 - Beginning Photo and Image Culture
•  ART 230 - Form and Space
•  ART 280 - Time and Motion
•  ART 300 - Directed Independent Study
•  ART 302 - Instructional Assistant
•  ART 303 - Drawing Projects
•  ART 304 - Figure Drawing and Issues of the Body
•  ART 305 - Experimental Drawing
•  ART 306 - Mixed Media on Paper
•  ART 316 - Studio Arts Internship
•  ART 320 - Painting I
•  ART 322 - Painting II
•  ART 324 - Figure Painting
•  ART 325 - Experimental Painting
•  ART 328 - Art and Ecology Practicum
•  ART 331 - Sculpture-Wood
•  ART 332 - Sculpture - Metals
•  ART 333 - Sculpture - Mixed Media
•  ART 334 - Installation Art

•  ART 335 - Intermedia, Mixed Media, Time-Based Art and Installation
•  ART 340 - Ceramics I
•  ART 341 - Ceramics II
•  ART 342 - Ceramics III
•  ART 343 - Summer Intensive Ceramics
•  ART 350 - Printmaking I
•  ART 351 - Printmaking: Relief
•  ART 352 - Printmaking: Stone Lithography
•  ART 353 - Printmaking: Etching
•  ART 355 - Screenprinting
•  ART 360 - Fibers and Fabrics I
•  ART 361 - Surface Design
•  ART 362 - Papermaking and Mixed Media
•  ART 363 - 3-Dimensional Forms in Fiber
•  ART 367 - Advanced Weaving
•  ART 370 - B&W Photography I
•  ART 371 - B&W Photography II
•  ART 372 - Color Photography
•  ART 373 - Photography Alternative Processes
•  ART 380 - Art Educating the Child
•  ART 381 - Theories and Teaching Strategies in Art Education
•  ART 385 - Time-Based Art
•  ART 386 - Experimental Video Production: Narrative and Documentary
•  ART 387 - 2D Experimental Animation
•  ART 394 - Arts of Italy
•  ART 396 - Summer Art Program in Japan
•  ART 398 - Integrated Arts for Elementary Educators
•  ART 400 - Directed Independent Study
•  ART 422 - Advanced Drawing and Painting
•  ART 431 - Advanced Sculpture
•  ART 441 - Advanced Ceramic Workshop
•  ART 460 - Advanced Fibers/Fabrics
•  ART 470 - Advanced Photography Seminar
•  ART 482 - Art Education Workshop
•  ART 492 - BFA Project / Exhibition
•  ART 494 - Advanced Studio Seminar
•  ART 495 - Professional Practices for Studio Artist
•  ART 496A - BFA Seminar A
•  ART 496B - BFA Seminar B

Arts Enterprise and Cultural Innovation

•  AECI 301 - Person and Public
•  AECI 302 - Emergent Leadership
•  AECI 303 - Conducting the Enterprise
•  AECI 304 - Internship
•  AECI 405 - Arts Management
•  AECI 406 - Disruption
•  AECI 407 - Capstone Lab

Art History

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  A/HI 201 - Zen and the Art of Tea
•  A/HI 202 - Zen & the Art of Tea II
•  A/HI 210 - History of Architecture
•  A/HI 220 - Visual Culture in the Ancient World
•  A/HI 221 - Visual Culture in Medieval Europe
•  A/HI 230 - Visual Culture in 15th and 16th Century Europe
•  A/HI 231 - Visual Culture in 17th and 18th Century Europe
•  A/HI 240 - Visual Culture in Western Europe in the 19th Century
•  A/HI 241 - Visual Culture in Western Europe and America in the 20th Century
•  A/HI 250 - Arts of Africa pre-1900
•  A/HI 251 - Arts of Africa after 1900
•  A/HI 270 - Visual Culture in South and Southeast Asia
•  A/HI 271 - Visual Culture in East Asia
•  A/HI 275 - Introduction to Writing and Critical Thinking
•  A/HI 300 - Directed Independent Study
•  A/HI 301 - Modern Art and Modernism
•  A/HI 302 - Instructional Assistant
•  A/HI 305 - Western Gallery Workshop
•  A/HI 306 - Arts Internship
•  A/HI 308 - Visual Arts in the Community
•  A/HI 310 - Indigenous Arts of the Pacific Northwest
•  A/HI 313 - Art and Technology
•  A/HI 315 - Early Modern Civic Identity: Special Topics
•  A/HI 316 - Land and Landscape
•  A/HI 330 - Art and Texts of the Sacred
•  A/HI 335 - Visual Arts in the Age of Contact, Exploration, and Colonization
•  A/HI 336 - Visual Arts of Medieval Iberia and Early Modern Spain
•  A/HI 348 - Art and Ecology
•  A/HI 358 - Postwar Art and Culture
•  A/HI 360 - Nationalism and Cultural Identity, 19th and 20th Centuries
•  A/HI 368 - Pacific Arts and Visual Culture
•  A/HI 370 - Islamic Visual Cultures
•  A/HI 371 - Transforming Traditions: Art and Visual Culture in Japan
•  A/HI 372 - Topics in Asian Cinema
•  A/HI 375 - Methods in Art History
•  A/HI 381 - African Art and Politics
•  A/HI 383 - Contemporary Art of the African Diaspora (WWII to present)
•  A/HI 385 - African and Diasporic Cinema since 1960
•  A/HI 391 - Topics in Art History
•  A/HI 396 - Summer Art History Program in Japan
•  A/HI 400 - Directed Independent Study
•  A/HI 401 - Contemporary Issues and Post-Modern Critiques
•  A/HI 411 - Contemporary Japanese Visual Culture
•  A/HI 413 - Space and Representation
•  A/HI 415 - Space and the Urban Environment
•  A/HI 416 - Topics in Global Borders and Contested Terrains
•  A/HI 420 - Building 17th and 18th Century Europe
•  A/HI 429 - Patronage and Power: The Baroque Era
•  A/HI 430 - Court Art of the Renaissance
•  A/HI 431 - Popular Culture, Tourism and Leisure
•  A/HI 434 - Rococo: freedom, pleasure, decadence
•  A/HI 438 - Art and Feminism
•  A/HI 440 - New Media and Digital Art
•  A/HI 446 - Aesthetics and Art Theory

•  A/HI 450 - Cross-Cultural Representation
•  A/HI 451 - African Textiles: Shaping Culture through Cloth
•  A/HI 475 - Senior Projects/Practicum
•  A/HI 489 - Architecture and Museums
•  A/HI 490 - Seminar: Exhibition Theory and Practice
•  A/HI 491 - Advanced Topics in Art History

Asia University America Program

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  AUAP 001 - Integrated English Skills
•  AUAP 002 - Test of English for International Communication (TOEIC) Exam Preparation
•  AUAP 009 - Topics in English Language
•  AUAP 010 - American Studies: Lecture Session
•  AUAP 011 - American Studies: Discussion Session
•  AUAP 019 - Topics in Cultural Studies
•  AUAP 020 - Functions of English
•  AUAP 021 - International Communication & Global Issues
•  AUAP 029 - Topics in Communication
•  AUAP 031 - AUAP Experience Class
•  AUAP 032 - Career Exploration
•  AUAP 039 - Topics in Experiential Learning

Astronomy

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  ASTR 103 - Introduction to Astronomy
•  ASTR 113 - Sun, Moon, and Planets
•  ASTR 300 - Directed Independent Study
•  ASTR 315 - The Solar System
•  ASTR 316 - Stars and Galaxies
•  ASTR 320 - Cosmology
•  ASTR 400 - Directed Independent Study
•  ASTR 416 - Astrophysics

Behavioral Neuroscience

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  BNS 194 - Experience in Behavioral Neuroscience
•  BNS 195 - Foundations of Behavioral Neuroscience
•  BNS 300 - Directed Independent Study
•  BNS 301 - Statistics for Neuroscience
•  BNS 302 - Experimental Methods and Neuroscience Communication
•  BNS 305 - Cellular and Molecular Neuroscience
•  BNS 306 - Systems Neuroscience
•  BNS 327 - Cognitive Neuroscience Lab
•  BNS 328 - Techniques in Behavioral Neuroscience
•  BNS 400 - Directed Independent Study
•  BNS 401 - Advanced Topics in Behavioral Neuroscience
•  BNS 428 - Advanced Techniques in Behavioral Neuroscience

Biology

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400, 500 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  BIOL 101 - Introduction to Biology w/lab
•  BIOL 102 - Biological Diversity: Evolution and Systems
•  BIOL 140 - The Ecology and Economics of Salmon Recovery
•  BIOL 194 - Ecology of Local Marine Habitats (College Quest)
•  BIOL 195 - Introduction to Marine Biology
•  BIOL 204 - Introduction to Evolution, Ecology and Biodiversity w/lab
•  BIOL 205 - Introduction to Cellular and Molecular Biology w/lab
•  BIOL 206 - Introduction to Organismal Biology w/lab
•  BIOL 245 - Microbiology for Health Sciences w/lab
•  BIOL 300 - Directed Independent Study
•  BIOL 321 - Genetics
•  BIOL 322 - Genetics Lab
•  BIOL 323 - Cell and Molecular Biology
•  BIOL 324 - Methods in Molecular Biology w/lab
•  BIOL 325 - Ecology
•  BIOL 326 - Ecology Lab
•  BIOL 340 - Biostatistics
•  BIOL 345 - Fundamentals of Microbiology
•  BIOL 346 - Microbiology Lab
•  BIOL 348 - Human Anatomy and Physiology w/lab
•  BIOL 349 - Human Physiology w/lab
•  BIOL 395 - Biology Research Participation
•  BIOL 400 - Directed Independent Study
•  BIOL 402 - Wetland Identification and Delineation w/lab
•  BIOL 403 - Physiological Ecology of Animals w/lab
•  BIOL 405 - Microbial Ecology
•  BIOL 407 - Marine Ecology w/lab
•  BIOL 408 - Ecological Methods w/lab
•  BIOL 409 - Research Reptile Ecology w/lab
•  BIOL 410 - Animal Behavior
•  BIOL 416 - Ecosystem Ecology and Global Change
•  BIOL 423 - Environmental Genomics w/lab
•  BIOL 424 - Applied Molecular Ecology
•  BIOL 432 - Evolutionary Biology
•  BIOL 437 - Faculty-Led Study Abroad
•  BIOL 444 - Seminar Series Participation
•  BIOL 445 - Host-Microbe Interactions
•  BIOL 451 - Developmental Biology of Plants
•  BIOL 452 - Systematic Botany w/lab
•  BIOL 453 - Mycology w/lab
•  BIOL 456 - Algae w/lab
•  BIOL 460 - Invertebrate Zoology w/lab
•  BIOL 462 - Entomology w/lab
•  BIOL 464 - Biology of Marine Mammals
•  BIOL 465 - Vertebrate Zoology w/lab
•  BIOL 467 - Comparative Vertebrate Physiology
•  BIOL 468 - Comparative Vertebrate Physiology Lab
•  BIOL 470 - Functional Genomics
•  BIOL 473 - Molecular Biology
•  BIOL 476 - Structure and Physiology of Membrane Transport Proteins
•  BIOL 477 - Genomic Data Analysis Lab
•  BIOL 479 - Plant Physiology
•  BIOL 480 - Sequence Analysis w/lab
•  BIOL 482 - Developmental Biology of Animals
•  BIOL 484 - Cell Biology Lab
•  BIOL 486 - Topics in Molecular Mechanisms of Neurodevelopment
•  BIOL 487 - Advanced Molecular and Cell Lab
•  BIOL 494 - Biology Research
•  BIOL 495 - Research Communication
•  BIOL 496 - Professional Work Experience in Biology
•  BIOL 498 - Teaching Practicum
•  BIOL 500 - Directed Independent Study

•  BIOL 508 - Advanced Topics in Marine Biology
•  BIOL 509 - Microbial Ecology
•  BIOL 513 - Physiological Ecology of Animals
•  BIOL 516 - Advanced Ecosystem Ecology and Global Change
•  BIOL 520 - Essentials for Biology Graduate Studies
•  BIOL 521 - Introduction to Biology Research
•  BIOL 522 - Research Proposal Development and Writing
•  BIOL 523 - Research Presentation
•  BIOL 524 - Applied Molecular Ecology
•  BIOL 545 - Host-Microbe Interactions
•  BIOL 551 - Developmental Biology of Plants
•  BIOL 576 - Structural Basis of Membrane Transport Proteins
•  BIOL 577 - Genomic Data Analysis Lab
•  BIOL 580 - Sequence Analysis w/lab
•  BIOL 586 - Topics in Molecular Mechanisms of Neurodevelopment
•  BIOL 594 - Cell Biology Lab
•  BIOL 595 - Developmental Biology
•  BIOL 690 - Thesis Research

Canadian/American Studies

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog. NOTE: Most Canadian-American Studies courses are listed in the individual disciplines. See individual department listings for course titles and descriptions included under the Canadian-American Studies major and minor.

•  C/AM 200 - Introduction to Canadian Studies
•  C/AM 277 - Canada: A Historical Survey
•  C/AM 300 - Directed Independent Study
•  C/AM 302 - Topics in Canadian-American Studies
•  C/AM 325 - Quebec Politics and Quebec-US Relations
•  C/AM 331 - Canada: Society and Environment
•  C/AM 368 - Decolonization across the Medicine Line: Comparative Indigenous politics in Canada and the U.S.
•  C/AM 400 - Directed Independent Study
•  C/AM 401 - Research Problem Identification and Development
•  C/AM 402 - Research Analysis and Writing
•  C/AM 406 - Canadian Government and Politics
•  C/AM 410 - Study Canada Summer Institute
•  C/AM 430 - Borderlands: Resource Management
•  C/AM 441 - Society, Space, and Natural Resources
•  C/AM 442 - Colonial Landscapes in the Pacific Northwest
•  C/AM 444 - Canadian Studies Internship
•  C/AM 489 - Managing an International Ecosystem

Chemistry

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400, 500 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  CHEM 100 - Introduction to Chemistry
•  CHEM 101 - Chemical Concepts
•  CHEM 161 - General Chemistry I
•  CHEM 162 - General Chemistry II
•  CHEM 163 - General Chemistry III
•  CHEM 175 - General Chemistry I, Honors
•  CHEM 176 - General Chemistry II, Honors
•  CHEM 201 - Independent Research
•  CHEM 225 - General Chemistry III, Honors
•  CHEM 251 - Elementary Organic Chemistry
•  CHEM 300 - Directed Independent Study
•  CHEM 301 - Independent Research
•  CHEM 308 - Introduction to Polymer Chemistry
•  CHEM 333 - Analytical Chemistry
•  CHEM 351 - Organic Chemistry
•  CHEM 352 - Organic Chemistry
•  CHEM 353 - Organic Chemistry
•  CHEM 354 - Organic Chemistry Laboratory I
•  CHEM 355 - Organic Chemistry Laboratory II
•  CHEM 356 - Organic Chemistry Laboratory II for Life Sciences
•  CHEM 375 - Elements of Biochemistry
•  CHEM 381 - Biofuels
•  CHEM 400 - Directed Independent Study
•  CHEM 401 - Independent Research
•  CHEM 405 - Intensive Writing in Chemistry or Biochemistry
•  CHEM 425A - Natural Products Chemistry.
•  CHEM 425B - Organic Reactions.
•  CHEM 425C - Medicinal Chemistry.
•  CHEM 425D - Group Theory and Spectroscopy.
•  CHEM 425H - Enzyme Chemistry
•  CHEM 425I - Immunology
•  CHEM 425K - Bioanalytical Instrumentation
•  CHEM 425M - Organometallic Chemistry.
•  CHEM 425P - Computers in Chemistry.
•  CHEM 425R - Surface Chemistry
•  CHEM 425S - Protein Engineering.
•  CHEM 425T - Virology
•  CHEM 425U - Advanced Topics in Chemistry: Bioinorganic Chemistry
•  CHEM 425V - Chemistry of Renewable Energy
•  CHEM 426 - Chemistry of Macromolecules
•  CHEM 434 - Instrumental Analysis
•  CHEM 436 - Instrumental Analysis Lab
•  CHEM 441 - Advanced Inorganic Chemistry
•  CHEM 454 - Organic Spectroscopy
•  CHEM 455 - Advanced NMR Techniques
•  CHEM 461 - Physical Chemistry
•  CHEM 462 - Physical Chemistry
•  CHEM 463 - Physical Chemistry
•  CHEM 464 - Physical/Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory I
•  CHEM 465 - Physical/Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory II
•  CHEM 466 - Biophysical Chemistry I
•  CHEM 467 - Biophysical Chemistry II
•  CHEM 468 - Biophysical Chemistry III
•  CHEM 471 - Biochemistry I
•  CHEM 472 - Biochemistry II
•  CHEM 473 - Molecular Biology
•  CHEM 474 - Biochemistry Laboratory
•  CHEM 486 - Computational Chemistry
•  CHEM 494 - Industrial Work Experience
•  CHEM 498 - Honors Research in Chemistry
•  CHEM 500 - Directed Independent Study
•  CHEM 501 - Research Project in Chemistry
•  CHEM 502 - Teaching Practicum
•  CHEM 510 - Special Topics
•  CHEM 511 - Advanced Laboratory Methods

•  CHEM 526 - Chemistry of Macromolecules
•  CHEM 534 - Instrumental Analysis
•  CHEM 535 - Bioanalytical Instrumentation
•  CHEM 536 - Instrumental Analysis Laboratory
•  CHEM 539 - Bioinorganic Chemistry
•  CHEM 540 - Organometallic Chemistry
•  CHEM 552 - Chemistry of Natural Products
•  CHEM 553 - Organic Reactions
•  CHEM 554 - Organic Spectroscopy
•  CHEM 555 - Advanced NMR Techniques
•  CHEM 556 - Medicinal Chemistry
•  CHEM 562 - Group Theory and Spectroscopy
•  CHEM 563 - Computers in Chemistry
•  CHEM 565 - Surface Chemistry
•  CHEM 573 - Enzyme Chemistry
•  CHEM 575 - Immunology
•  CHEM 578 - Protein Engineering
•  CHEM 579 - Virology
•  CHEM 586 - Computational Chemistry
•  CHEM 595 - Seminar
•  CHEM 596 - Seminar in Current Chemistry and Biochemistry
•  CHEM 690 - Thesis
•  CHEM 694 - Industrial Internship in Chemistry

Chinese

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  CHIN 101 - First-Year Chinese
•  CHIN 102 - First-Year Chinese
•  CHIN 103 - First-Year Chinese
•  CHIN 104 - Review of Elementary Chinese
•  CHIN 201 - Second-Year Chinese
•  CHIN 202 - Second-Year Chinese
•  CHIN 203 - Second-Year Chinese
•  CHIN 280 - Traditional Chinese Characters and Calligraphy
•  CHIN 300 - Directed Independent Study
•  CHIN 301 - Third-Year Chinese
•  CHIN 302 - Third-Year Chinese
•  CHIN 303 - Third-Year Chinese
•  CHIN 304 - Chinese Grammar and Composition
•  CHIN 314 - Chinese Sounds
•  CHIN 330 - Chinese Culture Through Film
•  CHIN 400 - Directed Independent Study
•  CHIN 401 - Fourth Year Chinese
•  CHIN 402 - Chinese Language and Linguistics
•  CHIN 403 - Modern Chinese Society and Culture
•  CHIN 425 - Teaching-Learning Processes in Elementary Chinese

Classical Studies

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  CLST 117 - The Ancient Legacy
•  CLST 300 - Directed Independent Study
•  CLST 350 - Greek Mythology
•  CLST 360 - Masterworks of Ancient Greek Literature
•  CLST 370 - Literature of Rome and Her Empire
•  CLST 400 - Directed Independent Study
•  CLST 401 - Sanskrit
•  CLST 425 - Teaching and Learning Classical Studies
•  CLST 450 - Topics in Classical Studies

Coaching Development

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  CD 280 - Coaching Practicum - Basketball
•  CD 281 - Coaching Practicum - Volleyball
•  CD 300 - Directed Independent Study
•  CD 343 - Sports Officiating/Track & Field
•  CD 381 - Coaching Sports: Basketball
•  CD 383 - Coaching Sports: Track
•  CD 400 - Directed Independent Study
•  CD 500 - Directed Independent Study

Communication Sciences & Disorders

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400, 500 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  CSD 210 - Communication and the Mind
•  CSD 251 - Introduction to Communication Disorders
•  CSD 253 - Speech and Hearing Sciences for the Liberal Arts
•  CSD 300 - Directed Independent Study
•  CSD 301 - Writing Lab
•  CSD 352 - Anatomy and Physiology of Speech Mechanisms
•  CSD 353 - Speech Science
•  CSD 354 - Speech and Language Development in Children
•  CSD 356 - Phonetics and Phonology
•  CSD 361 - Developmental Language Disorders
•  CSD 370 - Adolescence and Young Adulthood in People with Autism
•  CSD 371 - Hearing Science
•  CSD 372 - Anatomy, Physiology, and Disorders of Hearing and Balance
•  CSD 380 - Peer Mentorship for College Students with Autism
•  CSD 381 - Physiological and Psychological Bases of Hearing
•  CSD 400 - Directed Independent Study
•  CSD 440 - Augmentative and Alternative Communication for CSD and Related Disciplines
•  CSD 450 - Neuroanatomy for Speech Pathology and Audiology
•  CSD 453 - Introduction to Speech Disorders
•  CSD 457 - Clinical Processes
•  CSD 460 - Assess & Intervention in CSD
•  CSD 462 - Audiometric Testing
•  CSD 463 - Aural Rehabilitation
•  CSD 464 - Clinical Practice in Aural Rehabilitation
•  CSD 466 - Medical Audiology
•  CSD 468 - Clinical Practicum in Audiology
•  CSD 470 - Acquired Disorders of Language and Cognition in Adults
•  CSD 482 - Clinical Hearing Technology
•  CSD 483 - Amplification and Sensory Systems
•  CSD 485 - Children With Hearing Loss in School
•  CSD 486 - Infants and Children With Hearing Loss
•  CSD 487 - Fundamentals of Hearing Conservation
•  CSD 488 - Hearing Loss in Adulthood
•  CSD 490 - Social, Political, Cultural Aspects of Communication Disorders
•  CSD 491 - Senior Research Project
•  CSD 499 - Field Placement/Observation in Speech-Language Pathology or Audiology
•  CSD 500 - Directed Independent Study
•  CSD 501 - Counseling in Audiology
•  CSD 502 - Evidence-Based Practice in Communication Sciences and Disorders
•  CSD 503 - Professional Development in CSD

•  CSD 504 - Audiology Grand Rounds
•  CSD 505 - Audiology Clinical Levels
•  CSD 506 - Seminar: Professional Issues and Practices
•  CSD 507 - Capstone Project/Research Project
•  CSD 508 - Audiology Research Methods
•  CSD 509 - Audiology Research Methods II
•  CSD 510 - Assessment and Treatment of Resonance Disorders
•  CSD 515 - Speech Sound Disorders
•  CSD 540 - Essential Audiology for Speech Language Pathologists
•  CSD 542 - Adult and Pediatric Dysphagia
•  CSD 543 - Professional Seminar in Speech-Language Pathology
•  CSD 546 - Strategies for Assessment in CSD
•  CSD 549 - Clinical Practicum
•  CSD 550 - Voice Disorders and Therapy
•  CSD 551 - Developmental Language Disorders I
•  CSD 552 - Assessment Practicum in Speech-Language Pathology
•  CSD 553 - Developmental Language Disorders II
•  CSD 554 - Stuttering
•  CSD 555 - Developmental Language Disorders III
•  CSD 556 - Assessment and Treatment of Aphasia & Related Acquired Language Disorders
•  CSD 558 - Graduate Clinical Practice in Speech-Language Pathology
•  CSD 559 - Speech-Language Pathology Practicum
•  CSD 560 - Speech-Language Pathology Practicum
•  CSD 561 - Advanced Audiology I
•  CSD 562 - Advanced Audiology II
•  CSD 563 - Seminar: Aural Rehabilitation
•  CSD 564 - Advanced Clinical Practice in Aural Rehabilitation
•  CSD 565 - Psychoacoustics
•  CSD 566 - Auditory Neurophysiology
•  CSD 568 - Advanced Clinical Practicum in Audiology
•  CSD 569 - Advanced Clinical Practice in Aural Rehabilitation
•  CSD 570 - Medical Audiology
•  CSD 571 - Hearing Aids I
•  CSD 572 - Hearing Aids II
•  CSD 573 - Seminar: Speech Acoustics
•  CSD 574 - Seminar: Speech Perception
•  CSD 575 - Counseling in Communication Disorders
•  CSD 576 - Cognitive Communication Disorders
•  CSD 577 - Pediatric Audiology
•  CSD 578 - Seminar: Electrophysiological Testing
•  CSD 579 - Aging and the Ear
•  CSD 580 - Communication Disorders in the Public Schools
•  CSD 581 - Advanced Electrophysiologic Testing
•  CSD 582 - Medical Speech Pathology
•  CSD 583 - Advanced Medical Audiology
•  CSD 585 - Neuromotor Speech Disorders
•  CSD 587 - Cochlear Implants
•  CSD 588 - Seminar in Augmentative and Alternative Communication
•  CSD 589 - Auditory Processing Disorder Assessment and Management
•  CSD 590 - Educational Audiology
•  CSD 591 - Pediatric Aural (Re)habilitation
•  CSD 592 - Seminar in Autism
•  CSD 593 - Balance Disorder Assessment
•  CSD 594 - Balance Disorder Treatment
•  CSD 595 - Tinnitus Assessment and Management
•  CSD 596 - AuD Internship
•  CSD 598 - Internship in Speech-Language Pathology or Audiology
•  CSD 599 - Internship Speech/Language Pathology
•  CSD 690 - Thesis
•  CSD 691 - Non-Thesis Option
•  CSD 692 - Fourth Year Externship

Communication Studies

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  COMM 100 - Introduction to Communication & Public Speaking
•  COMM 101 - Fundamentals of Speech
•  COMM 220 - Communication Theory
•  COMM 224 - Small Group Processes
•  COMM 225 - Communication, Diversity and Controversy
•  COMM 228 - Organizational Communication
•  COMM 230 - Rhetorical and Social Change
•  COMM 235 - Exposition and Argumentation
•  COMM 236 - Intercollegiate Forensics
•  COMM 240 - Media Studies
•  COMM 244 - Advocacy Through Media
•  COMM 260 - Communication, Identity and Difference
•  COMM 300 - Directed Independent Study
•  COMM 303 - Communication and Conflict
•  COMM 306 - Conference & Event Planning
•  COMM 308 - Communication and Fundraising
•  COMM 318 - Professional Communication
•  COMM 319 - Health Communication
•  COMM 325 - Intercultural Communication
•  COMM 327 - Interpersonal Communication
•  COMM 330 - Environmental Rhetoric
•  COMM 331 - Advanced Public Speaking
•  COMM 339 - Practicum in Applied Communication
•  COMM 350 - Emerging Communication Technologies
•  COMM 360 - Communicating Masculinities
•  COMM 398 - Research Methods in Communication
•  COMM 400 - Directed Independent Study
•  COMM 416 - Topics in Communication
•  COMM 420 - Issues in Communication Theory
•  COMM 425 - Issues in Intercultural Communication
•  COMM 427 - Issues in Interpersonal Communication
•  COMM 428 - Issues in Organizational Communication
•  COMM 430 - Visual Rhetoric
•  COMM 435 - Issues in Rhetorical Studies
•  COMM 436 - Advanced Forensics and Debate
•  COMM 440 - Issues in Media Studies
•  COMM 442 - Video Workshop
•  COMM 450 - Communication Pedagogy I
•  COMM 451 - Communication Pedagogy II

•  COMM 452 - Communication Pedagogy III
•  COMM 454 - Instructional Communication
•  COMM 459 - Field Internship in Communication
•  COMM 460 - Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies
•  COMM 492 - Senior Thesis
•  COMM 498 - Communication Ethics

Compass 2 Campus

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  C2C 201 - Compass to Campus: Youth Mentoring I
•  C2C 202 - Compass to Campus: Youth Mentoring II
•  C2C 203 - Compass 2 Campus: Youth Mentoring Toward Social Justice

Computer Science

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400, 500 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  CSCI 101 - Computers and Applications
•  CSCI 102 - Computer-Mediated Communications
•  CSCI 103 - Introduction to Computer Game Development
•  CSCI 104 - Software Installation, Operation and Configuration of Personal Computer Systems
•  CSCI 105 - Introduction to Digital Humanities
•  CSCI 120 - Exploring Computer Science
•  CSCI 138 - Programming Fundamentals in Visual Basic
•  CSCI 140 - Programming Fundamentals in C++
•  CSCI 141 - Computer Programming I
•  CSCI 145 - Computer Programming and Linear Data Structures
•  CSCI 172 - Introduction to Robotics
•  CSCI 202 - Dynamic Web Pages
•  CSCI 241 - Data Structures
•  CSCI 247 - Computer Systems I
•  CSCI 300 - Directed Independent Study
•  CSCI 301 - Formal Languages and Functional Programming
•  CSCI 302 - Adv Internet Resources w/lab
•  CSCI 305 - Analysis of Algorithms and Data Structures I
•  CSCI 321 - Game Programming
•  CSCI 330 - Database Systems
•  CSCI 342 - Web Scripting
•  CSCI 343 - Programming Workshop
•  CSCI 345 - Object Oriented Design
•  CSCI 347 - Computer Systems II
•  CSCI 351 - Windows Software Development
•  CSCI 367 - Computer Networks I
•  CSCI 372 - Robotics: Applications of Artificial Intelligence
•  CSCI 380 - Numerical Computations
•  CSCI 400 - Directed Independent Study
•  CSCI 401 - Automata and Formal Language Theory
•  CSCI 402 - Artificial Intelligence
•  CSCI 403 - Internship in Internet Studies
•  CSCI 404 - Natural Language Processing
•  CSCI 405 - Analysis of Algorithms and Data Structures II
•  CSCI 410 - Programming Languages
•  CSCI 412 - Mobile Device Programming
•  CSCI 415 - Parallel Computation
•  CSCI 424 - Social Network Analysis
•  CSCI 426 - Principles of Human-Centered Technology Design
•  CSCI 430 - Database Theory
•  CSCI 436 - Technology for Social Good
•  CSCI 440 - Virtual Worlds
•  CSCI 442 - Advanced Web Programming in Java
•  CSCI 447 - Operating Systems
•  CSCI 450 - Compiler Theory and Design
•  CSCI 461 - Computer Security
•  CSCI 462 - OS Device Drivers
•  CSCI 463 - Cyber Defense
•  CSCI 467 - Computer Networks II
•  CSCI 471 - Advanced Machine Learning
•  CSCI 474 - Bioinformatics
•  CSCI 476 - Computer Vision
•  CSCI 477 - Data Mining
•  CSCI 479 - Spoken Language Processing
•  CSCI 480 - Computer Graphics
•  CSCI 481 - Deep Learning
•  CSCI 491 - Senior Project 1
•  CSCI 492 - Senior Project 2
•  CSCI 493 - Senior Project 3
•  CSCI 494 - Professional Work Experience
•  CSCI 495 - Capstone Seminar
•  CSCI 496 - Undergraduate Research
•  CSCI 498 - Teaching Practicum
•  CSCI 500 - Directed Independent Study
•  CSCI 509 - Operating System Internals
•  CSCI 510 - Automata and Formal Language Theory
•  CSCI 511 - Analysis of Algorithms
•  CSCI 512 - Design and Implementation of Computer Programming Languages
•  CSCI 513 - Systems Programming and Operating Systems Internals
•  CSCI 514 - Research Methodology in Computer Science
•  CSCI 515 - Parallel Computation
•  CSCI 520 - Advanced Compiler Design
•  CSCI 525 - Advanced Topics in Operating Systems
•  CSCI 526 - Principles of Human-Centered Technology Design
•  CSCI 527 - Embedded Systems
•  CSCI 530 - Advanced Database Theory
•  CSCI 536 - Technology for Social Good
•  CSCI 540 - Virtual Worlds
•  CSCI 570 - Artificial Intelligence
•  CSCI 571 - Advanced Machine Learning
•  CSCI 572 - Robotics
•  CSCI 573 - Computational Linguistics
•  CSCI 575 - Information Retrieval
•  CSCI 576 - Computer Vision
•  CSCI 577 - Data Mining
•  CSCI 578 - Cryptography
•  CSCI 579 - Spoken Language Processing
•  CSCI 580 - Advanced Computer Graphics
•  CSCI 581 - Deep Learning
•  CSCI 584 - Scientific Visualization
•  CSCI 585 - Image Processing

•  CSCI 590 - Graduate Seminar I
•  CSCI 591 - Graduate Seminar II
•  CSCI 601 - Area of Specialization Research Experience I
•  CSCI 602 - Area of Specialization Research Experience II
•  CSCI 603 - Area of Specialization Research Experience III
•  CSCI 692 - Area of Specialization Research Experience

Computer & Information Systems Security

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400, 500 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  CISS 247 - Computer Systems I
•  CISS 301 - Discrete Structures for Cybersecurity
•  CISS 340 - Database Concepts
•  CISS 346 - Secure Software Development
•  CISS 349 - Computer System Administration
•  CISS 350 - Data Networking
•  CISS 360 - Operating System Concepts
•  CISS 361 - Cybersecurity
•  CISS 421 - Computer Forensics
•  CISS 422 - Dynamic Analysis of Software
•  CISS 423 - Software Reverse Engineering
•  CISS 461 - Computer Security
•  CISS 464 - Penetration Testing
•  CISS 469 - Advanced Network System Security
•  CISS 470 - Policy, Compliance, & Risk
•  CISS 471 - Cyber Privacy, Ethics & Abuse
•  CISS 478 - Cryptographic Techniques
•  CISS 491 - Cybersecurity Capstone Project I - Initiate
•  CISS 492 - Cybersecurity Capstone Project II - Develop
•  CISS 493 - Cybersecurity Capstone Project III - Evaluate
•  CISS 495 - Computer Security Project

Dance

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  DNC 100 - Hip-hop Level 1
•  DNC 101 - Beginning Ballet
•  DNC 102 - Beginning Contemporary Dance
•  DNC 108 - Intro to the Arts
•  DNC 111 - Ballet I - Level 1
•  DNC 112 - Ballet I - Level 2
•  DNC 113 - Ballet I - Level 3
•  DNC 121 - Contemporary Dance I - Level 1
•  DNC 122 - Contemporary Dance I - Level 2
•  DNC 123 - Contemporary Dance I - Level 3
•  DNC 200 - Hip-hop Level 2
•  DNC 203 - Jazz Dance
•  DNC 211 - Ballet II - Level 1
•  DNC 212 - Ballet II - Level 2
•  DNC 213 - Ballet II - Level 3
•  DNC 221 - Contemporary Dance II - Level 1
•  DNC 222 - Contemporary Dance II - Level 2
•  DNC 223 - Contemporary Dance II - Level 3
•  DNC 231 - Introduction to Dance History
•  DNC 232 - Movement and Culture
•  DNC 240 - World Dance Experience
•  DNC 242 - Choreography I
•  DNC 243 - Dance and Technology I
•  DNC 257 - Performance
•  DNC 300 - Directed Independent Study
•  DNC 311 - Ballet III - Level 1
•  DNC 312 - Ballet III - Level 2
•  DNC 313 - Ballet III - Level 3
•  DNC 321 - Contemporary Dance III - Level 1
•  DNC 322 - Contemporary Dance III - Level 2
•  DNC 323 - Contemporary Dance III - Level 3
•  DNC 339 - Functional Alignment
•  DNC 340 - Anatomy for Dancers
•  DNC 342 - Choreography II
•  DNC 343 - Dance and Technology II
•  DNC 345 - Fundamentals of Contemporary Partnering
•  DNC 357 - Repertory
•  DNC 398 - Integrated Arts for Elementary Educators
•  DNC 400 - Directed Independent Study
•  DNC 403 - Senior Seminar
•  DNC 404 - Capstone Preparation
•  DNC 421 - Contemporary Dance IV - Level 1
•  DNC 422 - Contemporary Dance IV - Level 2
•  DNC 423 - Contemporary Dance IV - Level 3
•  DNC 431 - Dance History
•  DNC 433 - Creative Movement for Educators With Lab
•  DNC 434 - Dance Pedagogy
•  DNC 442 - Advanced Choreography

Data Science

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  DATA 311 - Fundamentals of Data Science
•  DATA 371 - Machine Learning
•  DATA 491 - Senior Project 1
•  DATA 492 - Senior Project 2
•  DATA 493 - Senior Project 3

Decision Sciences

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog. NOTE: Not all courses are offered every year. Several elective courses are offered only once each year. See the online Timetable of Classes for current offerings. Consult department for answers to specific questions.

•  DSCI 205 - Business Statistics
•  DSCI 207 - Introduction to Sports Analytics
•  DSCI 300 - Directed Independent Study
•  DSCI 305 - Applied Business Statistics
•  DSCI 400 - Directed Independent Study
•  DSCI 405 - Simulation Models for Decision Making
•  DSCI 407 - Predictive Analytics for Business
•  DSCI 500 - Directed Independent Study

Design

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  DSGN 111 - Design View
•  DSGN 140 - Introduction to Visual Communication
•  DSGN 141 - Visual Communication
•  DSGN 211 - Foundations of Visual Communication
•  DSGN 220 - Visual Communication I
•  DSGN 230 - Introduction to Typography
•  DSGN 240 - Visual Communication II
•  DSGN 249 - Graphic Design Concepts
•  DSGN 250 - Visual Communication III
•  DSGN 260 - Visual Communication IV
•  DSGN 300 - Directed Independent Study
•  DSGN 310 - Principles of Interaction Design

•  DSGN 312 - Graphic Design in the 20th Century
•  DSGN 330 - Typography I
•  DSGN 340 - Graphic Design: 2D
•  DSGN 341 - Graphic Design: 3D
•  DSGN 347 - Illustration Methods
•  DSGN 348 - Visual Concepts in Illustration
•  DSGN 351 - Print and Finishing
•  DSGN 357 - Narrative Illustration
•  DSGN 358 - Digital Methods for Illustrators
•  DSGN 359 - Book Arts Production
•  DSGN 360 - Digital Media Design I
•  DSGN 361 - Digital Media Design II
•  DSGN 367 - Commercial Illustration Concepts
•  DSGN 368 - Professional Practices for Illustrators
•  DSGN 375 - Summer Design Abroad
•  DSGN 385 - Professional Practices in Visual Communication Design
•  DSGN 389 - BA Internship
•  DSGN 390 - Topics in Design
•  DSGN 400 - Directed Independent Study
•  DSGN 430 - Typography II
•  DSGN 460 - Digital Media Design III
•  DSGN 480 - BFA Seminar
•  DSGN 481 - BFA Workshop
•  DSGN 485 - Professional Practices in Visual Communication Design: BFA
•  DSGN 489 - Internship

Early Childhood Education

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  ECE 300 - Directed Independent Study
•  ECE 380 - Foundations of Literacy for Early Childhood Education
•  ECE 390 - Infant and Toddler Practicum and Seminar
•  ECE 391 - Preschool Practicum and Seminar
•  ECE 400 - Directed Independent Study
•  ECE 430 - Creativity & Play in ECE
•  ECE 431 - Fundamentals of Early Childhood Education
•  ECE 434 - Environments for Early Learning
•  ECE 435 - Child Abuse and Neglect
•  ECE 436 - Child Guidance: Principles and Practices
•  ECE 438 - Family and Community Relationships
•  ECE 439 - Curriculum Planning in Early Childhood Education
•  ECE 495 - Internship - Preschool
•  ECE 496 - Internship - Primary
•  ECE 498 - Seminar in Early Childhood Education

East Asian Studies

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  EAST 201 - Introduction to East Asian Civilizations
•  EAST 202 - East Asian History in the Early-Modern and Modern Eras
•  EAST 230 - Modern Chinese Society and Language
•  EAST 271 - Visual Culture in East Asia
•  EAST 300 - Directed Independent Study
•  EAST 302 - Methods and Materials in East Asian Studies
•  EAST 307 - Government and Politics of East Asia
•  EAST 310 - The International Security of East Asia
•  EAST 313 - Early Inner Asia
•  EAST 314 - The Mongols
•  EAST 333 - East Asia: Society and Environment
•  EAST 360 - China and the Emerging World Economy: From Antiquity to the Early Modern
•  EAST 367 - Chinese Literature in Translation
•  EAST 368 - Japanese Literature in Translation
•  EAST 371 - Transforming Traditions: Art and Visual Culture in Japan
•  EAST 400 - Directed Independent Study
•  EAST 411 - Contemporary Japanese Visual Culture
•  EAST 426 - Seminar in East Asian Religions
•  EAST 427 - Seminar in East Asian Cultural History
•  EAST 430 - Contemporary Japanese Society
•  EAST 431 - Pacific Rim: Environment, Economy, and Sustainability
•  EAST 440 - Modern Chinese Politics

Economics

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  ECON 101 - Markets and Society
•  ECON 140 - The Ecology and Economics of Salmon Recovery
•  ECON 206 - Introduction to Microeconomics
•  ECON 207 - Introduction to Macroeconomics
•  ECON 300 - Directed Independent Study
•  ECON 301 - Economics Issues
•  ECON 303 - The History of Economic Thought
•  ECON 306 - Intermediate Microeconomics
•  ECON 307 - Intermediate Macroeconomics
•  ECON 308 - Sports Economics
•  ECON 309 - Managerial Economics
•  ECON 310 - Public Sector Economics
•  ECON 311 - Money and Banking
•  ECON 315 - Health Economics
•  ECON 317 - European Economic History
•  ECON 325 - Labor Market Economics
•  ECON 333 - Introduction to Game Theory
•  ECON 337 - Economics Study Abroad
•  ECON 340 - Economics of Regulation
•  ECON 343 - Population, Environment, and World Agriculture
•  ECON 355 - The Political Economy of Language and Culture
•  ECON 360 - Introduction to International Economics
•  ECON 361 - Introduction to International Economics and Business
•  ECON 364 - Topics in Canadian Economic History
•  ECON 365 - The Canadian Economy
•  ECON 366 - Canadian Business Environment
•  ECON 375 - Introduction to Econometrics
•  ECON 380 - Urban Economics
•  ECON 381 - American Economic History
•  ECON 383 - Environmental Economics
•  ECON 384 - Energy Economics
•  ECON 385 - Comparative Economic Systems
•  ECON 386 - The Economics of Electricity Markets
•  ECON 388 - Economics of the European Union
•  ECON 389 - Economies of the Pacific Rim
•  ECON 390 - Internship in Economics
•  ECON 400 - Directed Independent Study
•  ECON 406 - Topics in Microeconomics

•  ECON 407 - Topics in Macroeconomics
•  ECON 410 - Benefit-Cost Analysis
•  ECON 411 - Monetary Economics
•  ECON 412 - Economics of Tax Policy
•  ECON 430 - Experimental Economics
•  ECON 435 - Behavioral Economics
•  ECON 442 - Industrial Organization and Public Policy
•  ECON 445 - Economics of Education
•  ECON 446 - Economics for the Teacher
•  ECON 447 - Methods for Teaching About the National Economy in the Public Schools
•  ECON 448 - Methods for Teaching Personal Finance in the Public Schools
•  ECON 462 - International Trade
•  ECON 463 - International Finance
•  ECON 465 - Development Economics
•  ECON 470 - Economic Fluctuations and Forecasting
•  ECON 475 - Econometrics
•  ECON 482 - Advanced Topics in Environmental Economics
•  ECON 483 - Resource Economics
•  ECON 484 - Economics of Alternative Energy
•  ECON 491 - Issues in Political Economy
•  ECON 493 - Senior Seminar: Economics, the Environment and Natural Resources
•  ECON 495 - Seminar in Applied Econometrics
•  ECON 500 - Directed Independent Study

Education

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400, 500 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  EDUC 101 - Rethinking Schools in Communities
•  EDUC 108 - Purposeful Learning
•  EDUC 109 - Scholarship of Teaching and Learning
•  EDUC 110 - Future Scholars Seminar
•  EDUC 111 - Critical Multicultural Analysis of Children’s Literature
•  EDUC 115 - Introduction to Contemporary Education Issues
•  EDUC 201 - Systems for School and Community Renewal
•  EDUC 204 - Systems for School and Community Renewal
•  EDUC 300 - Directed Independent Study
•  EDUC 309 - Storytelling: Oral Narrative in History, Culture, and Society
•  EDUC 311 - Understanding Washington State Tribal History, Culture, and Government: Since Time Immemorial Curriculum
•  EDUC 320 - Reader’s Theatre in the Classroom
•  EDUC 400 - Directed Independent Study
•  EDUC 405 - Children’s Literature: Appreciation and Presentation of Literature for Children and Adolescents
•  EDUC 407 - Introduction to Education for Sustainability
•  EDUC 409 - Advanced Storytelling
•  EDUC 411 - Education and Social Justice
•  EDUC 412 - Seminar in Educational Equity
•  EDUC 413 - Bridge Barriers w/Migrants
•  EDUC 414 - Topics in Social Justice Education
•  EDUC 465 - History of American Indian/Alaska Native Education and Policy Development
•  EDUC 486 - Filmmaking for Social Change
•  EDUC 501 - Introduction to Educational Research
•  EDUC 505 - Creating Classrooms for Learning
•  EDUC 534 - Assessing Educational Quality
•  EDUC 690 - Thesis
•  EDUC 691 - Research Seminar and Inquiry Project

Educational Administration

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400, 500 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  EDAD 300 - Directed Independent Study
•  EDAD 400 - Directed Independent Study
•  EDAD 500 - Directed Independent Study
•  EDAD 501 - Introduction to Educational Research and Evaluation
•  EDAD 502 - Readings in School Administration
•  EDAD 503 - Case Studies in School Administration
•  EDAD 512 - Policy & Personnel Studies in Educational Administration
•  EDAD 518 - Current Issues in Education
•  EDAD 536 - Current Topics in Education Administration and Finance
•  EDAD 540 - Political and Economic Forces Shaping Education
•  EDAD 541 - Theory in Educational Administration
•  EDAD 542 - Public School Organization and Administration
•  EDAD 543 - Supervision in the Public Schools
•  EDAD 544 - Collective Bargaining in the Public Schools
•  EDAD 546 - Administrative Research Topics
•  EDAD 548 - School Law
•  EDAD 550 - Developing Staff and Community Relations
•  EDAD 551 - Systems Approach and Educational Management
•  EDAD 552 - Planning for Curriculum Administration
•  EDAD 553 - Administering Elementary and Secondary Schools
•  EDAD 554 - Administration and the International School
•  EDAD 555 - Seminar in Effective School Practices
•  EDAD 556 - Field Study in Educational Administration
•  EDAD 592 - Field Experience in Administration for the Principal
•  EDAD 594 - Practicum in Action Research
•  EDAD 640 - Current Topics in Education
•  EDAD 641 - Improving Student Learning
•  EDAD 642 - Effective School System Management
•  EDAD 643 - Advanced Leadership Theory
•  EDAD 644 - Public Policy Formulation and Practice
•  EDAD 646 - Field Project in Educational Administration
•  EDAD 647 - Seminar for School District Leaders
•  EDAD 650 - Research Institute Seminar I
•  EDAD 652 - Qualitative Research
•  EDAD 654 - Quantitative Research
•  EDAD 656 - Ethics and Values
•  EDAD 658 - Research Institute II
•  EDAD 660 - Leadership Theory
•  EDAD 662 - Equity and Social Justice
•  EDAD 664 - Instructional Leadership
•  EDAD 670 - Doctoral Proposal Defense
•  EDAD 690 - Thesis
•  EDAD 691 - Research Seminar
•  EDAD 692 - Field Experience in Administration for the Superintendent

Education and Social Justice

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  ESJ 411 - Education and Social Justice
•  ESJ 416 - Advanced Topics in Social Justice Education: Critical Race Theory in Education

Electrical and Computer Engineering

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  EECE 108 - Introduction to Electrical and Computer Engineering Seminar
•  EECE 109 - Introduction to Electrical and Computer Engineering Lab
•  EECE 111 - Circuit Analysis I
•  EECE 210 - Circuit Analysis II
Geology

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400, 500 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  GEOL 533 - The Carbon Cycle
•  GEOL 540 - Glacial Geology
•  GEOL 545 - Planetary Geology
•  GEOL 550 - Advanced Topics in Structural Geology
•  GEOL 551 - Active Tectonics Seminar
•  GEOL 552 - Applied Geophysics
•  GEOL 553 - Plate Tectonics
•  GEOL 554 - Magnetic Fabrics and Geological Processes
•  GEOL 556 - Principles of Orogeny Seminar
•  GEOL 557 - Practical Paleomagnetism
•  GEOL 558 - Paleomagnetism and Tectonics Lab Seminar
•  GEOL 559 - Rock Magnetism and Geomagnetic Field Lab
•  GEOL 560 - ICP-MS Theory and Application in the Earth Sciences
•  GEOL 561 - Geochemistry
•  GEOL 563 - Introduction to Seismology
•  GEOL 564 - Mantle Processes
•  GEOL 565 - Remote Sensing of Earth and Planetary Surfaces
•  GEOL 570 - Landslides and Slope Stability
•  GEOL 572 - Surface Water Hydrology
•  GEOL 573 - Hydrogeology
•  GEOL 574 - Ground Water Contamination
•  GEOL 585 - Geothermal Energy
•  GEOL 595 - Introduction to Graduate Research
•  GEOL 690 - Thesis

German

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  GERM 101 - Elementary German: Language, Communication & Culture
•  GERM 102 - Elementary German: Language, Communication & Culture
•  GERM 103 - Elementary German: Language, Communication & Culture
•  GERM 201 - Intermediate German: Language, Communication & Culture
•  GERM 202 - Intermediate German: Language, Communication & Culture
•  GERM 203 - Intermediate German: Language, Communication & Culture
•  GERM 300 - Directed Independent Study
•  GERM 301 - High Intermediate German: Contexts & Culture
•  GERM 302 - Advanced German: Contexts & Cultures I
•  GERM 306 - Drama-Based Language Learning
•  GERM 314 - Phonetics
•  GERM 330 - Topics in German Culture
•  GERM 340 - Introduction to German Literature
•  GERM 350 - Topics in German Literature
•  GERM 400 - Directed Independent Study
•  GERM 401 - Advanced German: Contexts & Cultures II
•  GERM 402 - Advanced German: Contexts & Cultures III
•  GERM 407 - German, Austrian, and Swiss Cinema
•  GERM 425 - Teaching-Learning Process in Elementary German
•  GERM 432 - Contemporary German Culture
•  GERM 440 - Topics in Germanic Linguistics
•  GERM 450 - Special Topics in German Studies
•  GERM 500 - Directed Independent Study

Graduate School

•  GRAD 699 - Continuous Enrollment

Greek

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  GREK 101 - Elementary Greek
•  GREK 102 - Elementary Greek
•  GREK 103 - Elementary Greek
•  GREK 201 - Intermediate Greek
•  GREK 202 - Intermediate Greek
•  GREK 203 - Intermediate Greek
•  GREK 300 - Directed Independent Study
•  GREK 340 - Advanced Readings
•  GREK 400 - Directed Independent Study
•  GREK 425 - Teaching and Learning Elementary Greek

History

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400, 500 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  HIST 103 - Introduction to American Civilization: American History to 1865
•  HIST 104 - Introduction to American Civilization: American History Since 1865
•  HIST 111 - Introduction to Western Civilization: Prehistory to 476
•  HIST 112 - Introduction to Western Civilization: 476-1713
•  HIST 113 - Introduction to Western Civilization: 1713-Present
•  HIST 121 - World History to 500
•  HIST 123 - World History, 1500 to the Present
•  HIST 131 - Going to College in America
•  HIST 141 - History of the American West
•  HIST 151 - Communities of the Ancient World
•  HIST 158 - Race and Identity in Modern America
•  HIST 220 - Introduction to South Asian History
•  HIST 232 - History of the Jews before the Modern Era
•  HIST 233 - History of the Jews in the Modern Era
•  HIST 262 - African American History to 1865
•  HIST 263 - African American History since 1865
•  HIST 265 - LGBTQ+ History in the United States
•  HIST 268 - Introduction to Asian-American History
•  HIST 273 - Latin America: 1492-1824
•  HIST 274 - Latin America: 1824 to the Present
•  HIST 275 - The Indian in American History
•  HIST 277 - Canada: A Historical Survey
•  HIST 278 - Multiculturalism in Canada
•  HIST 280 - Introduction to East Asian Civilizations
•  HIST 281 - East Asian History in the Early-Modern and Modern Eras
•  HIST 285 - African History to 1800
•  HIST 286 - African History, 1800-present
•  HIST 287 - Introduction to Islamic Civilization
•  HIST 288 - History of the Modern Middle East
•  HIST 289 - Islam in France
•  HIST 290 - The Early Modern Atlantic World
•  HIST 300 - Directed Independent Study
•  HIST 310 - History of Ancient Mesopotamia
•  HIST 311 - History of Ancient Egypt
•  HIST 312 - History of Ancient Greece
•  HIST 313 - History of Ancient Rome
•  HIST 314 - The American and European Enlightenment
•  HIST 315 - Europe in the Early Middle Ages: 300-1050
•  HIST 316 - Europe in the High Middle Ages: 1050-1450
•  HIST 318 - Medieval England
•  HIST 320 - War in the Middle Ages
•  HIST 321 - Reformation Europe and the Age of Religious Wars

•  MATH 599 - Mathematics Seminar
•  MATH 680 - Internship in Industrial Mathematics
•  MATH 690 - Thesis
•  MATH 691 - Required Project

Mathematics/Computer Science

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  M/CS 300 - Directed Independent Study
•  M/CS 335 - Linear Optimization
•  M/CS 375 - Numerical Computation
•  M/CS 400 - Directed Independent Study
•  M/CS 435 - Nonlinear Optimization
•  M/CS 475 - Numerical Analysis
•  M/CS 478 - Fundamentals of Cryptography

Modern and Classical Languages

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  LANG 300 - Directed Independent Study
•  LANG 400 - Directed Independent Study
•  LANG 410 - World Language Instruction: Theory and Method I
•  LANG 420 - World Language Instruction: Theory and Method II
•  LANG 500 - Directed Independent Study

Multidisciplinary Studies

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  MDS 300 - Directed Independent Study
•  MDS 310 - Work and Leisure through the Ages
•  MDS 400 - Directed Independent Study
•  MDS 410 - The Capstone Experience: Past, Present, and Future
•  MDS 471 - Internship

Music

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400, 500 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  MUS 098 - Piano sight-reading
•  MUS 100 - Marrowstone Music Festival
•  MUS 101 - Fundamentals of Music
•  MUS 102 - Introduction to Music Theory and Ear Training
•  MUS 103 - Introduction to Music Theory and Ear Training
•  MUS 104 - The Art of Listening to Music
•  MUS 105 - Survey of Popular and Rock Music
•  MUS 106 - Intro to Hip-Hop
•  MUS 107 - Introduction to Country Music
•  MUS 108 - Survey of Video Game Music
•  MUS 109 - Iconic Music in Iconic Films
•  MUS 110 - Electronic Music and Technology
•  MUS 116 - Guitar Technologies: Guitar for Beginners
•  MUS 121A - Aural Skills I
•  MUS 121B - Keyboard Skills I
•  MUS 122 - Theoretical and Analytical Skills I
•  MUS 123A - Aural Skills II
•  MUS 123B - Keyboard Skills II
•  MUS 124 - Theoretical and Analytical Skills II
•  MUS 125A - Aural Skills III
•  MUS 125B - Keyboard Skills III
•  MUS 126 - Theoretical and Analytical Skills III
•  MUS 160 - Preparatory Class Piano
•  MUS 163 - Class Voice
•  MUS 166A - Introduction to Voice Studies A
•  MUS 166B - Introduction to Voice Studies B
•  MUS 168 - Exploring the World of Teaching Music
•  MUS 173 - Marrowstone Orchestra
•  MUS 181 - Marrowstone Chamber Music
•  MUS 202 - History of Jazz
•  MUS 205 - Survey of World Musical Cultures
•  MUS 211 - Applied Instruction: Organ
•  MUS 212 - Applied Instruction: Piano
•  MUS 213 - Applied Instruction: Strings
•  MUS 213A - Applied Instruction: Violin
•  MUS 213B - Applied Instruction: Viola
•  MUS 213C - Applied Instruction: Cello
•  MUS 213D - Applied Instruction: Double Bass
•  MUS 213E - Applied Instruction: Harp
•  MUS 214 - Applied Instruction: Winds and Percussion
•  MUS 214A - Applied Instruction: Flute
•  MUS 214B - Applied Instruction: Oboe
•  MUS 214C - Applied Instruction: Clarinet
•  MUS 214D - Applied Instruction: Bassoon
•  MUS 214E - Applied Instruction: Saxophone
•  MUS 214F - Applied Instruction: French Horn
•  MUS 214G - Applied Instruction: Trumpet
•  MUS 214H - Applied Instruction: Trombone
•  MUS 214I - Applied Instruction: Euphonium
•  MUS 214J - Applied Instruction: Tuba
•  MUS 214K - Applied Instruction: Percussion
•  MUS 215 - Applied Instruction: Voice
•  MUS 216 - Applied Instruction: Classical Guitar
•  MUS 221A - Aural Skills IV
•  MUS 221B - Keyboard Skills IV
•  MUS 221C - Advanced Keyboard Skills I
•  MUS 222 - Theoretical and Analytical Skills IV
•  MUS 223A - Aural Skills V
•  MUS 223B - Keyboard Skills V
•  MUS 223C - Advanced Keyboard Skills II
•  MUS 224 - Theoretical and Analytical Skills V
•  MUS 225A - Aural Skills VI
•  MUS 225B - Keyboard Skills VI
•  MUS 225C - Advanced Keyboard Skills III
•  MUS 226 - Theoretical and Analytical Skills VI
•  MUS 230 - Introduction to Electroacoustic Music
•  MUS 231 - Elementary Composition
•  MUS 232 - Computer Music Seminar
•  MUS 260 - Remedial Class Piano
•  MUS 261 - Intermediate Class Piano
•  MUS 262 - K-12 Classroom Accompanying Pedagogy
•  MUS 263 - Vocal Techniques for Instrumental Teachers
•  MUS 264K - Flute Pedagogy
•  MUS 264L - Single Reed Pedagogy
•  MUS 264M - Double Reed Pedagogy
•  MUS 264N - High Brass Pedagogy
•  MUS 264O - Low Brass Pedagogy
•  MUS 264P - Pedagogy/Lab: Concert Percussion
•  MUS 264Q - Pedagogy/Lab: Marching Percussion
Special Education

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400, 500 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  SPED 460 - Interventions for Classroom Management
•  SPED 462 - Teaching for Learning, Motivation, and Achievement in a Diverse Society
•  SPED 463 - Curriculum-Based Evaluation: Data-Based Assessment for Effective Decision Making
•  SPED 464 - Disability Law and IEP
•  SPED 465 - Assessment for Special Education and General Education Teachers
•  SPED 466 - Assessment, Evaluation and IEP
•  SPED 467 - Curriculum-Based Evaluation
•  SPED 468 - Effective Collaboration with Families, Professionals and Community
•  SPED 469 - Professional Collaboration: Working Effectively with Families, Colleagues, and Community
•  SPED 470 - Violent and Aggressive Youth
•  SPED 471 - Interventions for Learning and Achievement in a Diverse Classroom
•  SPED 472 - Behavior Assessment and Intervention
•  SPED 473 - Promoting Resiliency in Vulnerable Students
•  SPED 474 - Students with Complex Needs
•  SPED 475 - Seminar in Autism
•  SPED 476 - Practicum II - Service Delivery Models
•  SPED 478 - Mentoring Equity and Justice for Individuals with Complex Needs
•  SPED 479 - Developmental and Remedial Reading Instruction for Inclusive Settings
•  SPED 480 - Practicum III - Individual/Group Intervention, Reading
•  SPED 481 - Practicum VI - Individual/Group Intervention, Written Expression
•  SPED 482 - Practicum VII - Individual/Group Intervention, Math
•  SPED 483 - Reading Instruction for Students with Special Needs
•  SPED 484 - Designing Written Expression Interventions
•  SPED 485 - Designing Math Interventions
•  SPED 486 - Case Study Applications in Special Education
•  SPED 487 - Written Expression Instruction and Interventions
•  SPED 488 - Math Instruction and Interventions
•  SPED 489 - Practicum IV - Interventions
•  SPED 490 - Teaching Laboratory
•  SPED 494 - Internship - Elementary
•  SPED 496 - Internship - Exceptional Children/Early Childhood
•  SPED 498 - Internship - Special Education
•  SPED 499 - Internship - Special Education/Secondary
•  SPED 500 - Directed Independent Study
•  SPED 501 - Research in Special Education
•  SPED 503 - Instructional Design for Diverse Learners
•  SPED 510 - Secondary Students with Special Needs
•  SPED 518 - Current Issues in Education: Special Education
•  SPED 542 - Issues in Inclusive Early Education
•  SPED 543 - Assessment of Young Children (Birth to 8 Years)
•  SPED 544 - Inclusive Curriculum in Early Childhood
•  SPED 560 - Literacy Instruction for Students with Special Needs
•  SPED 562 - Learning Problems
•  SPED 563 - Curriculum and Methods in Special Education
•  SPED 564 - Social Skills
•  SPED 565 - Communication and Collaboration in Special Education
•  SPED 567 - Advanced Issues in Special Education
•  SPED 568 - Curriculum-Based Evaluation and Decision Making
•  SPED 570 - Violent and Aggressive Youth
•  SPED 590 - Seminar in Demonstration Teaching and Supervision
•  SPED 598 - Residency in Special Education
•  SPED 599 - Internship: Exceptional Children
•  SPED 690 - Thesis
•  SPED 691 - Research Seminar

Teacher Education Outreach Program

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  TEOP 301 - Practicum 1 - Developing Teaching
•  TEOP 302 - Practicum 2 - Documenting Teaching
•  TEOP 401 - Practicum 3 – Interventions in Math and Literacy
•  TEOP 402 - Practicum 4 - Inclusive Literacy Instruction
•  TEOP 403 - Practicum 5 - Interventions in Written Expression
•  TEOP 494 - Inclusive Environments Student Teaching

Teaching English as a Second Language

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  TESL 400 - Directed Independent Study
•  TESL 401 - Introduction to English Linguistics for TESOL
•  TESL 405 - Methods for Teaching English Grammar
•  TESL 406 - Understanding English Grammar for TESOL
•  TESL 410 - Second Language Acquisition Theory for TESOL
•  TESL 411 - Linguistics and Second Language Acquisition for TESOL
•  TESL 412 - Spanish for Educators
•  TESL 420 - Methods and Materials for Basic Communication
•  TESL 421 - Methods and Materials for Academic Language Proficiency
•  TESL 432 - Seminar in TESOL
•  TESL 435 - Practicum in TESOL
•  TESL 441 - Instructional Theories and Methods for TESOL
•  TESL 443 - Trends in Instructional Theories and Methods for TESOL
•  TESL 450 - Professional Seminar for TESOL
•  TESL 451 - Community-Based Practicum for TESOL

Theatre Arts

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400, 500 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  THTR 101 - Introduction to the Art of the Theatre
•  THTR 111 - Basic Visual Design
•  THTR 160 - Introduction to Acting
•  THTR 168 - Introduction to Film: Acting and Production
•  THTR 184 - Writing for the Stage
•  THTR 201 - Introduction to the Cinema
•  THTR 202 - Film Genre
•  THTR 210 - Introduction to Theatrical Design
•  THTR 212 - Introduction to Stage Technology
•  THTR 213 - Stage Technology Practicum
•  THTR 215 - Stage Make-Up
•  THTR 216 - Introduction to Costuming
•  THTR 218 - Costume Figure Drawing
•  THTR 228 - Understanding Plays
•  THTR 255 - Theatre Production: Technology
•  THTR 256 - Rehearsal and Performance
•  THTR 260 - Acting Studio I: Theory
•  THTR 261 - Voice Studio I: Voice and Breath
•  THTR 263 - Movement for Actors
•  THTR 264 - Movement Studio I: Grotowski
•  THTR 300 - Directed Independent Study
•  THTR 301 - Sound Design
•  THTR 309 - Period Styles
•  THTR 310 - Scene Painting
•  THTR 311 - Beginning Scene Design
Theatre Arts

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400, 500 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  THTR 312 - Digital Drawing for Theatre Design
•  THTR 313 - Beginning Lighting Design
•  THTR 314 - Stage Management
•  THTR 315 - Advanced Makeup
•  THTR 316 - Beginning Costume Design
•  THTR 318 - Puppetry
•  THTR 319 - Millinery
•  THTR 320 - Beginning AutoCAD
•  THTR 321 - 3D Digital Modeling and Design
•  THTR 322 - Improvisation for Teaching Artists
•  THTR 323 - Adobe Creative Suite for Entertainment Design
•  THTR 324 - Projection and Media Design
•  THTR 326 - Advanced AutoCad
•  THTR 328 - Dramaturgy: Writing, Research and Critique
•  THTR 330 - Beginning Theatre Pedagogy
•  THTR 350 - Theatre for Youth
•  THTR 351 - Creative Pedagogy
•  THTR 353 - Touring Theatre I
•  THTR 354 - Touring Theatre II
•  THTR 355 - Intermediate Theatre Technology
•  THTR 356 - Rehearsal and Performance II
•  THTR 360 - Acting Studio II: Interpretation of a Role
•  THTR 361 - Voice Studio II: Speech and Language
•  THTR 362 - Irene Ryans and URTA Auditions
•  THTR 363 - Voice and Diction
•  THTR 364 - Movement Studio II: Suzuki/Viewpoints
•  THTR 366 - Musical Theatre
•  THTR 368 - Acting for the Camera
•  THTR 370 - Play Direction
•  THTR 371 - Directing Projects
•  THTR 380 - Theatre History I
•  THTR 381 - Theatre History II
•  THTR 382 - Theatre History III
•  THTR 383 - Costume History
•  THTR 384 - Introduction to Dramatic Writing
•  THTR 385 - Topics in Intermediate Costume Technology and Construction
•  THTR 398 - Integrated Arts for Elementary Educators
•  THTR 400 - Directed Independent Study
•  THTR 411 - Advanced Scenic Design
•  THTR 412 - Advanced Stagecraft
•  THTR 413 - Advanced Lighting Design
•  THTR 414 - Advanced Stage Management
•  THTR 416 - Advanced Costume Design
•  THTR 420 - Advanced Theatre Design and Portfolio Development
•  THTR 428 - Topics in Theatrical Performance
•  THTR 450 - Theatre for Youth II
•  THTR 452 - Secondary Theatre Techniques
•  THTR 455 - Advanced Production and Design
•  THTR 460 - Acting Studio III: Personal Performance
•  THTR 461 - Voice Studio III: Shakespeare
•  THTR 462 - Advanced Acting Topics
•  THTR 463 - Audition Preparation
•  THTR 464 - Movement Studio III: Advanced Suzuki/Viewpoints
•  THTR 465 - Summer Stock II
•  THTR 470 - Play Direction II
•  THTR 471 - Advanced Directing Projects
•  THTR 480 - Devising Production
•  THTR 485 - Dramatic Writing Workshop
•  THTR 495 - Internship
•  THTR 496 - Senior Capstone Thesis

Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  WGSS 211 - Introduction to Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
•  WGSS 212 - Introduction to Feminist Theory
•  WGSS 213 - Introduction to Sexuality and Queer Studies
•  WGSS 300 - Directed Independent Study
•  WGSS 310 - Race, Ethnicity, and Indigeneity
•  WGSS 314 - Gender Across Borders
•  WGSS 317 - Women, War, and Postconflict Transformation
•  WGSS 320 - Topics in Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
•  WGSS 331 - Studies in Gender Theory
•  WGSS 339 - Women, Sexuality, and Society
•  WGSS 344 - Critical Childhood Studies
•  WGSS 350 - Feminist and Queer Methodologies
•  WGSS 356 - Gender and History
•  WGSS 358 - Women of Color in the U.S.
•  WGSS 363 - Feminist Food Justice
•  WGSS 365 - Feminist Pop Culture
•  WGSS 367 - Feminist Disability Studies
•  WGSS 400 - Directed Independent Study
•  WGSS 410 - Feminist Community Praxis
•  WGSS 411 - Directed Research
•  WGSS 450 - Capstone Seminar in Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
•  WGSS 453 - Women of the Global South

Urban and Environmental Planning and Policy

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  UEPP 110 - Ecogastronomy: The Art and Science of Food
•  UEPP 111 - Ecogastronomy Discussion
•  UEPP 116 - Sustainability Literacy I
•  UEPP 202 - Introduction to Environmental Studies and Sustainability
•  UEPP 270 - Cities, Nature and Society
•  UEPP 300 - Directed Independent Study
•  UEPP 343 - Urbanization: Processes and Patterns
•  UEPP 355 - Environmental Law and Policy
•  UEPP 360 - Plan Graphics and Site Design: Methods in Urban Design
•  UEPP 361 - Introduction to Planning
•  UEPP 368 - Exploring Great Cities
•  UEPP 370 - History of Planning
•  UEPP 373 - Transportation Systems and Planning
•  UEPP 374 - Land Use Regulation & Technical Writing
•  UEPP 400 - Directed Independent Study
•  UEPP 429 - Introduction to Urban Design Principles and Methods
•  UEPP 439 - Applications in Urban Design
•  UEPP 442 - Regional Environmental and Economic Resource Modeling
Urban and Environmental Planning and Policy

Courses numbered X37; X97; 300, 400 are described in the University Academic Policies section of this catalog.

•  UEPP 443 - Social Justice and the City
•  UEPP 451 - Natural Resource Policy
•  UEPP 454 - Environmental Policy Analysis
•  UEPP 457 - Environmental Dispute Resolution
•  UEPP 461 - Land Use Law
•  UEPP 462 - Planning Theory
•  UEPP 463 - Native American Planning and Natural Resources Policy
•  UEPP 464 - Topics in Planning
•  UEPP 470 - Planning Studio I: Urban Design Methods
•  UEPP 471 - Campus Sustainability Planning Studio
•  UEPP 472 - Planning Studio II: Plan Development
•  UEPP 473 - Planning Studio III: Plan Implementation
•  UEPP 474 - Planning for Sustainable Communities
•  UEPP 475 - Community Development and Participatory Methods
•  UEPP 495 - Teaching Practicum
•  UEPP 498A - Senior Thesis
•  UEPP 498B - Internship
•  UEPP 498C - Senior Project
•  UEPP 498D - International Study
•  UEPP 499 - Seminar
•  UEPP 499A - Seminar
•  UEPP 500 - Directed Independent Study
•  UEPP 529 - Urban Design Fundamentals
•  UEPP 539 - Applications in Urban Design
•  UEPP 543 - Social Justice and the City - Advanced Seminar in Urban Studies
•  UEPP 551 - Natural Resource Policy
•  UEPP 562 - Advanced Planning Theory
•  UEPP 563 - Native American Planning and Natural Resources Management
•  UEPP 572 - Planning Studio II
•  UEPP 573 - Planning Studio III - Implementation
•  UEPP 574 - Sustainable Design Studio
•  UEPP 575 - Community Development Processes
•  UEPP 590 - Graduate Colloquium
•  UEPP 595 - Teaching Practicum Graduate
•  UEPP 598 - Research Project Graduate
•  UEPP 599 - Graduate Seminar
•  UEPP 599A - Graduate Seminar
•  UEPP 690 - Thesis Graduate
•  UEPP 691 - Field Project Graduate
•  UEPP 699 - Continuous Enrollment

ACCT 240 – 财务会计

• ACCT 245 – 管理会计

• ACCT 300 – 指导独立研究

• ACCT 321 – 会计信息系统 I

• ACCT 331 – 成本管理

• ACCT 341 – 中级会计理论与实践 I

• ACCT 342 – 中级会计理论与实践 II

• ACCT 343 – 中级会计理论与实践 III

• ACCT 375 – 税收和商业决策

• ACCT 400 – 指导独立研究

• ACCT 421 – 会计信息系统 II

• ACCT 431 – 管理会计主题

• ACCT 435 – 成本管理研讨会

• ACCT 441 – 高级财务会计

• ACCT 443 – 财务会计研究与交流

• ACCT 444 – 财务报表列报和分析

• ACCT 447 – 非营利组织的会计

• ACCT 451 – 国际会计

• ACCT 461 – 审计理论与实践

• ACCT 462 – 高级审计

• ACCT 466 – 欺诈检查和法务会计研讨会

• ACCT 470 – 商业交易法

• ACCT 475 – 所得税 II

• ACCT 477 – 税务研究和规划

• ACCT 479 – 遗产和信托简介

• ACCT 484 – 环境会计/可持续发展报告

• ACCT 488 – 企业估值

• ACCT 490 – 会计实习

成人和高等教育

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400、500。

• AHE 375 – 高等教育的多样性

• AHE 500 – 指导独立研究

• AHE 501 – 了解教育研究

• AHE 518 – 当前教育问题

• AHE 554 – 成人教育和多样性基础

• AHE 555 – 高等教育和多样性基础

• AHE 556 – 社区学院

• AHE 570 – 成人识字问题

• AHE 571 – 研究和评估方法

• AHE 574 – 体验式学习

• AHE 576 – 教育项目的领导和管理

• AHE 577 – 成年期学习

• AHE 578 – 程序开发

• AHE 579 – 权力、政治和政策

• AHE 580 – 教学和教学设计

• AHE 581 – 成人和高等教育阅读

• AHE 584 – 基金发展和赠款写作

• AHE 585 – 教育环境的组织变革

• AHE 586 – 在电子学习和混合环境中教学

• AHE 588 – 投资组合和应用研究提案

• AHE 590 – 教育的全球视角

• AHE 592 – 现场经验

• AHE 691 – 研究研讨会

美国文化研究

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400。

• AMST 202 – 美国印第安研究导论

• AMST 203 – 拉丁学研究简介

• AMST 204 – 非裔美国人研究导论

• AMST 205 – 亚裔美国人研究导论

• AMST 206 – 犹太裔美国人的经历

• AMST 242 – 女同性恋、男同性恋、双性恋、跨性别体验

• AMST 252 – 阿拉伯裔美国人的经验

• AMST 300 – 指导独立研究

• AMST 301 – 比较文化研究

• AMST 310 – 重要的菲律宾历史

• AMST 314 – 美国的拉丁裔移民

• AMST 315 – 当代美洲印第安人问题

• AMST 316 – 当代非裔美国人问题

• AMST 317 – 当代酷儿问题

• AMST 344 – 亚裔美国人心理学

• AMST 362 – 亚裔美国人历史

• AMST 400 – 指导独立研究

• AMST 410 – 批判种族女权主义和酷儿研究高级研讨会

• AMST 412 – 教育公平研讨会

• AMST 413 – 与移民青年架起桥梁

• AMST 451 – 现代艺术中的“原始”

• AMST 464 – 教师的多元文化教育

• AMST 499 – 研究和写作

人类学

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400、500。

• ANTH 102 – 人类起源简介

• ANTH 104 – 美国马赛克：美国文化

• ANTH 201 – 文化人类学导论

• ANTH 210 – 考古学导论

• ANTH 215 – 生物人类学导论

• ANTH 247 – 语言人类学导论

• ANTH 300 – 指导独立研究

• ANTH 301 – 人类学理论

• ANTH 303 – 人类学中的定性方法

• ANTH 308 – 世界史前时期的狩猎采集社会

• ANTH 310 – 纪念碑、城市和税收

• ANTH 312 – 考古实地课程

• ANTH 314 – 北美考古

• ANTH 316 – 阿兹特克、印加和玛雅考古学

• ANTH 330 – 宗教与文化

• ANTH 335 – 人类学中的定量方法

• ANTH 338 – 经济人类学

• ANTH 345 – 全球南方的能源

• ANTH 347 – 传播的民族志

• ANTH 350 – 人类变异的生态学

• ANTH 351 – 家庭和亲属组织

• ANTH 353 – 文化中的性别和性别

• ANTH 361 – 美国印第安人的观点

• ANTH 362 – 亚洲的人类学观点

• ANTH 365 – 拉丁美洲视角

• ANTH 366 – 对非洲的看法

• ANTH 400 – 指导独立研究

• ANTH 406 – 考古方法和理论

• ANTH 410 – 考古分析和解释

• ANTH 411 – 北美西北部考古

• ANTH 415 – 考古空间分析

• ANTH 420 – 人类骨骼学和法医人类学

• ANTH 422 – 营养人类学

• ANTH 423 – 人类进化

• ANTH 424 – 医学人类学

• ANTH 426 – 21 世纪的人类遗传学和表观遗传学

• ANTH 428 – 文化资源管理

• ANTH 431 – 营养研究方法

• ANTH 440 – 机器人人类学

• ANTH 447 – 人类学符号学

• ANTH 453 – 全球南方的女性

• ANTH 454 – 参与式行动研究方法

• ANTH 455 – 高级定性调查

• ANTH 456 – 战争与人权人类学

• ANTH 457 – 死亡和垂死的人类学

• ANTH 462 – 西北土著研究中的关键问题

• ANTH 463 – 东亚和东南亚的关键问题

• ANTH 465 – 墨西哥和中美洲的关键问题

• ANTH 469 – 指导实习

• ANTH 470 – 博物馆学研究

• ANTH 471 – 文化人类学的实地工作方法

• ANTH 472 – 视觉人类学

• ANTH 473 – 民族志实地课程

• ANTH 475 – 人道移民

• ANTH 476 – 无主之地

• ANTH 479 – 海洋之民和雪松实习

• ANTH 480 – 应用人类学

• ANTH 481 – 童年与文化

• ANTH 484 – 跨文化教育

• ANTH 490 – 人类学高级研讨会

• ANTH 495 – 人类学的教学过程

• ANTH 496 – 组合组合

• ANTH 500 – 指导独立研究

• ANTH 501 – 人类学史

• ANTH 502 – 人类学研究理论

• ANTH 503 – 研究设计和方法

• ANTH 506 – 考古方法和理论

• ANTH 510 – 应用考古分析和解释

• ANTH 511 – 北美西北部当前的考古研究

• ANTH 515 – 考古空间分析实习

• ANTH 520 – 人类骨科学

• ANTH 522 – 营养人类学

• ANTH 524 – 应用医学人类学

• ANTH 525 – 灵长类动物进化

• ANTH 526 – 21 世纪的人类遗传学和表观遗传学

• ANTH 528 – 应用文化资源管理

• ANTH 531 – 营养研究方法

• ANTH 547 – 符号人类学

• ANTH 553 – 全球南方的女性

• ANTH 554 – 参与式行动研究方法

• ANTH 555 – 高级定性调查

• ANTH 563 – 东亚和东南亚人民

• ANTH 565 – 墨西哥和中美洲人民

• ANTH 571 – 文化人类学的实地工作方法

• ANTH 572 – 视觉人类学

• ANTH 576 – 无主之地

• ANTH 580 – 应用人类学

• ANTH 581 – 童年与文化

• ANTH 585 – 人类学研究生学习要点

• ANTH 586 – 研究指导

• ANTH 690 – 论文

阿拉伯

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400。

• ARAB 101 – 初级阿拉伯语

• ARAB 102 – 初级阿拉伯语

• ARAB 103 – 初级阿拉伯语

• ARAB 201 – 中级阿拉伯语

• ARAB 202 – 中级阿拉伯语

• ARAB 203 – 中级阿拉伯语

• ARAB 300 – 指导独立研究

• ARAB 400 – 指导独立研究

艺术

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400。

注意：艺术系可能会要求在工作室课程中制作的作品样本用于展览目的。

• ART 101 – 玻璃吹制 I

• ART 102 – 玻璃吹制 II

• ART 109 – 视觉对话

• ART 110 – 查看和手势

• ART 111 – 非专业绘画

• ART 120 – 表面和颜色

• ART 140 – 非专业陶瓷

• ART 160 – 非专业的纤维和织物 I

• ART 170 – 开始照片和图像文化

• ART 230 – 形式和空间

• ART 280 – 时间和动作

• ART 300 – 指导独立研究

• ART 302 – 教学助理

• ART 303 – 绘画项目

• ART 304 – 人体图和问题

• ART 305 – 实验绘图

• ART 306 – 纸上混合媒体

• ART 316 – 工作室艺术实习

•艺术 320 – 绘画 I

•艺术 322 – 绘画 II

•艺术 324 – 人物画

• ART 325 – 实验绘画

• ART 328 – 艺术与生态实习

• ART 331 – 木雕

• ART 332 – 雕塑 – 金属

•艺术 333 – 雕塑 – 混合媒体

• ART 334 – 装置艺术

• ART 335 – 跨媒体、混合媒体、基于时间的艺术和装置

• ART 340 – 陶瓷 I

• ART 341 – 陶瓷 II

• ART 342 – 陶瓷 III

• ART 343 – 夏季密集陶瓷

• ART 350 – 版画 I

• ART 351 – 版画：浮雕

• ART 352 – 版画：石版画

• ART 353 – 版画：蚀刻

• ART 355 – 丝网印刷

• ART 360 – 纤维和织物 I

• ART 361 – 表面设计

• ART 362 – 造纸和混合媒体

• ART 363 – 纤维中的 3 维形式

• ART 367 – 高级编织

• ART 370 – 黑白摄影 I

• ART 371 – 黑白摄影 II

• ART 372 – 彩色摄影

• ART 373 – 摄影替代过程

• ART 380 – 艺术教育孩子

• ART 381 – 艺术教育的理论与教学策略

• ART 385 – 基于时间的艺术

• ART 386 – 实验视频制作：叙事和纪录片

• ART 387 – 2D 实验动画

• ART 394 – 意大利艺术

• ART 396 – 日本暑期艺术项目

• ART 398 – 小学教育者综合艺术

• ART 400 – 指导独立学习

• ART 422 – 高级绘图和绘画

• ART 431 – 高级雕塑

• ART 441 – 高级陶瓷工作坊

• ART 460 – 高级纤维/织物

• ART 470 – 高级摄影研讨会

• ART 482 – 艺术教育工作坊

• ART 492 – BFA 项目/展览

• ART 494 – 高级工作室研讨会

• ART 495 – 工作室艺术家的专业实践

• ART 496A – BFA 研讨会 A

• ART 496B – BFA 研讨会 B

艺术企业与文化创新

• AECI 301 – 个人和公众

• AECI 302 – 紧急领导力

• AECI 303 – 引导企业

• AECI 304 – 实习

• AECI 405 – 艺术管理

• AECI 406 – 中断

• AECI 407 – 顶点实验室

艺术史

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400。

• A/HI 201 – 禅与茶艺

• A/HI 202 – 禅与茶艺 II

• A/HI 210 – 建筑史

• A/HI 220 – 古代世界的视觉文化

• A/HI 221 – 中世纪欧洲的视觉文化

• A/HI 230 – 15 和 16 世纪欧洲的视觉文化

• A/HI 231 – 17 和 18 世纪欧洲的视觉文化

• A/HI 240 – 19 世纪西欧的视觉文化

• A/HI 241 – 20 世纪西欧和美国的视觉文化

• A/HI 250 – 1900 年前的非洲艺术

• A/HI 251 – 1900 年后的非洲艺术

• A/HI 270 – 南亚和东南亚的视觉文化

• A/HI 271 – 东亚的视觉文化

• A/HI 275 – 写作和批判性思维导论

• A/HI 300 – 指导独立研究

• A/HI 301 – 现代艺术和现代主义

• A/HI 302 – 教学助理

• A/HI 305 – 西方画廊工作坊

• A/HI 306 – 艺术实习

• A/HI 308 – 社区中的视觉艺术

• A/HI 310 – 太平洋西北部的土著艺术

• A/HI 313 – 艺术与技术

• A/HI 315 – 早期现代公民身份：专题

• A/HI 316 – 土地和景观

• A/HI 330 – 神圣的艺术和文本

• A/HI 335 – 接触、探索和殖民时代的视觉艺术

• A/HI 336 – 中世纪伊比利亚和早期现代西班牙的视觉艺术

• A/HI 348 – 艺术与生态

• A/HI 358 – 战后艺术与文化

• A/HI 360 – 民族主义和文化认同，19 和 20 世纪

• A/HI 368 – 太平洋艺术与视觉文化

• A/HI 370 – 伊斯兰视觉文化

• A/HI 371 – 改变传统：日本的艺术和视觉文化

• A/HI 372 – 亚洲电影主题

• A/HI 375 – 艺术史方法

• A/HI 381 – 非洲艺术与政治

• A/HI 383 – 非洲侨民的当代艺术（二战至今）

• A/HI 385 – 自 1960 年以来的非洲和海外电影

• A/HI 391 – 艺术史专题

• A/HI 396 – 日本暑期艺术史课程

• A/HI 400 – 指导独立研究

• A/HI 401 – 当代问题和后现代评论

• A/HI 411 – 当代日本视觉文化

• A/HI 413 – 空间和表现

• A/HI 415 – 空间和城市环境

• A/HI 416 – 全球边界和有争议的地形主题

• A/HI 420 – 建造 17 和 18 世纪的欧洲

• A/HI 429 – 赞助和权力：巴洛克时代

• A/HI 430 – 文艺复兴时期的宫廷艺术

• A/HI 431 – 流行文化、旅游和休闲

• A/HI 434 – 洛可可：自由、愉悦、颓废

• A/HI 438 – 艺术与女权主义

• A/HI 440 – 新媒体和数字艺术

• A/HI 446 – 美学和艺术理论

• A/HI 450 – 跨文化表现

• A/HI 451 – 非洲纺织品：通过布料塑造文化

• A/HI 475 – 高级项目/实习

• A/HI 489 – 建筑和博物馆

• A/HI 490 – 研讨会：展览理论与实践

• A/HI 491 – 艺术史高级主题

亚洲大学美国项目

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400。

• AUAP 001 – 综合英语技能

• AUAP 002 – 国际交流英语测试 (TOEIC) 考试准备

• AUAP 009 – 英语主题

• AUAP 010 – 美国研究：讲座

• AUAP 011 – 美国研究：讨论会

• AUAP 019 – 文化研究主题

• AUAP 020 – 英语功能

• AUAP 021 – 国际交流和全球问题

• AUAP 029 – 通信主题

• AUAP 031 – AUAP 体验班

• AUAP 032 – 职业探索

• AUAP 039 – 体验式学习主题

天文学

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400。

• ASTR 103 – 天文学导论

• ASTR 113 – 太阳、月亮和行星

• ASTR 300 – 指导独立研究

• ASTR 315 – 太阳系

• ASTR 316 – 恒星和星系

• ASTR 320 – 宇宙学

• ASTR 400 – 指导独立研究

• ASTR 416 – 天体物理学

行为神经科学

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400。

• BNS 194 – 行为神经科学经验

• BNS 195 – 行为神经科学基础

• BNS 300 – 指导独立研究

• BNS 301 – 神经科学统计

• BNS 302 – 实验方法和神经科学传播

• BNS 305 – 细胞和分子神经科学

• BNS 306 – 系统神经科学

• BNS 327 – 认知神经科学实验室

• BNS 328 – 行为神经科学技术

• BNS 400 – 指导独立研究

• BNS 401 – 行为神经科学的高级主题

• BNS 428 – 行为神经科学的高级技术

生物学

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400、500。

• BIOL 101 – 带实验室的生物学简介

• BIOL 102 – 生物多样性：进化和系统

• BIOL 140 – 三文鱼恢复的生态学和经济学

• BIOL 194 – 当地海洋栖息地生态学（大学探索）

• BIOL 195 – 海洋生物学导论

• BIOL 204 – 带实验室的进化、生态和生物多样性简介

• BIOL 205 – 带实验室的细胞和分子生物学简介

• BIOL 206 – 带实验室的有机生物学简介

• BIOL 245 – 带实验室的健康科学微生物学

• BIOL 300 – 指导独立研究

• BIOL 321 – 遗传学

• BIOL 322 – 遗传学实验室

• BIOL 323 – 细胞和分子生物学

• BIOL 324 – 分子生物学方法，带实验室

• BIOL 325 – 生态学

• BIOL 326 – 生态实验室

• BIOL 340 – 生物统计学

• BIOL 345 – 微生物学基础

• BIOL 346 – 微生物实验室

• BIOL 348 – 人体解剖学和生理学，带实验室

• BIOL 349 – 带实验室的人体生理学

• BIOL 395 – 生物学研究参与

• BIOL 400 – 指导独立研究

• BIOL 402 – 湿地识别和描绘，带实验室

• BIOL 403 – 带实验室的动物生理生态学

• BIOL 405 – 微生物生态学

• BIOL 407 – 带实验室的海洋生态学

• BIOL 408 – 带实验室的生态方法

• BIOL 409 – 带实验室的研究爬行动物生态学

• BIOL 410 – 动物行为

• BIOL 416 – 生态系统生态学和全球变化

• BIOL 423 – 带实验室的环境基因组学

• BIOL 424 – 应用分子生态学

• BIOL 432 – 进化生物学

• BIOL 437 – 教师主导的海外学习

• BIOL 444 – 研讨会系列参与

• BIOL 445 – 宿主-微生物相互作用

• BIOL 451 – 植物发育生物学

• BIOL 452 – 带实验室的系统植物学

• BIOL 453 – 带实验室的真菌学

• BIOL 456 – 藻类，带实验室

• BIOL 460 – 带实验室的无脊椎动物学

• BIOL 462 – 昆虫学，带实验室

• BIOL 464 – 海洋哺乳动物生物学

• BIOL 465 – 带实验室的脊椎动物学

• BIOL 467 – 比较脊椎动物生理学

• BIOL 468 – 比较脊椎动物生理学实验室

• BIOL 470 – 功能基因组学

• BIOL 473 – 分子生物学

• BIOL 476 – 膜转运蛋白的结构和生理学

• BIOL 477 – 基因组数据分析实验室

• BIOL 479 – 植物生理学

• BIOL 480 – 带实验室的序列分析

• BIOL 482 – 动物发育生物学

• BIOL 484 – 细胞生物学实验室

• BIOL 486 – 神经发育的分子机制主题

• BIOL 487 – 高级分子和细胞实验室

• BIOL 494 – 生物学研究

• BIOL 495 – 研究交流

• BIOL 496 – 生物学专业工作经验

• BIOL 498 – 教学实习

• BIOL 500 – 指导独立研究

• BIOL 508 – 海洋生物学高级主题

• BIOL 509 – 微生物生态学

• BIOL 513 – 动物生理生态学

• BIOL 516 – 高级生态系统生态学和全球变化

• BIOL 520 – 生物学研究生学习要点

• BIOL 521 – 生物学研究简介

• BIOL 522 – 研究计划书的制定和写作

• BIOL 523 – 研究报告

• BIOL 524 – 应用分子生态学

• BIOL 545 – 宿主-微生物相互作用

• BIOL 551 – 植物发育生物学

• BIOL 576 – 膜转运蛋白的结构基础

• BIOL 577 – 基因组数据分析实验室

• BIOL 580 – 带实验室的序列分析

• BIOL 586 – 神经发育的分子机制主题

• BIOL 594 – 细胞生物学实验室

• BIOL 595 – 发育生物学

• BIOL 690 – 论文研究

加拿大/美国研究

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400。注意：大多数加拿大-美国研究课程都列在各个学科中。有关加拿大-美国研究专业和辅修下的课程名称和说明，请参阅各个部门列表。

• C/AM 200 – 加拿大研究导论

• C/AM 277 – 加拿大：历史调查

• C/AM 300 – 指导独立研究

• C/AM 302 – 加拿大-美国研究主题

• C/AM 325 – 魁北克政治和魁北克-美国关系

• C/AM 331 – 加拿大：社会与环境

• C/AM 368 – 跨医学线的非殖民化：加拿大和美国的比较土著政治

• C/AM 400 – 指导独立研究

• C/AM 401 – 研究问题识别和开发

• C/AM 402 – 研究分析和写作

• C/AM 406 – 加拿大政府和政治

• C/AM 410 – 加拿大留学暑期学院

• C/AM 430 – 无主之地：资源管理

• C/AM 441 – 社会、空间和自然资源

• C/AM 442 – 太平洋西北部的殖民地景观

• C/AM 444 – 加拿大研究实习

• C/AM 489 – 管理国际生态系统

化学

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400、500。

• CHEM 100 – 化学导论

• CHEM 101 – 化学概念

• CHEM 161 – 普通化学 I

• CHEM 162 – 普通化学 II

• CHEM 163 – 普通化学 III

• CHEM 175 – 普通化学 I，荣誉

• CHEM 176 – 普通化学 II，荣誉

• CHEM 201 – 独立研究

• CHEM 225 – 普通化学 III，荣誉

• CHEM 251 – 基本有机化学

• CHEM 300 – 指导独立研究

• CHEM 301 – 独立研究

• CHEM 308 – 高分子化学导论

• CHEM 333 – 分析化学

• CHEM 351 – 有机化学

• CHEM 352 – 有机化学

• CHEM 353 – 有机化学

• CHEM 354 – 有机化学实验室 I

• CHEM 355 – 有机化学实验室 II

• CHEM 356 – 生命科学有机化学实验室 II

• CHEM 375 – 生物化学要素

• CHEM 381 – 生物燃料

• CHEM 400 – 指导独立研究

• CHEM 401 – 独立研究

• CHEM 405 – 化学或生物化学强化写作

• CHEM 425A – 天然产物化学。

• CHEM 425B – 有机反应。

• CHEM 425C – 药物化学。

• CHEM 425D – 群论和光谱学。

• CHEM 425H – 酶化学

• CHEM 425I – 免疫学

• CHEM 425K – 生物分析仪器

• CHEM 425M – 有机金属化学。

• CHEM 425P – 化学计算机。

• CHEM 425R – 表面化学

• CHEM 425S – 蛋白质工程。

• CHEM 425T – 病毒学

• CHEM 425U – 化学高级主题：生物无机化学

• CHEM 425V – 可再生能源化学

• CHEM 426 – 高分子化学

• CHEM 434 – 仪器分析

• CHEM 436 – 仪器分析实验室

• CHEM 441 – 高级无机化学

• CHEM 454 – 有机光谱

• CHEM 455 – 高级核磁共振技术

• CHEM 461 – 物理化学

• CHEM 462 – 物理化学

• CHEM 463 – 物理化学

• CHEM 464 – 物理/无机化学实验室 I

• CHEM 465 – 物理/无机化学实验室 II

• CHEM 466 – 生物物理化学 I

• CHEM 467 – 生物物理化学 II

• CHEM 468 – 生物物理化学 III

• CHEM 471 – 生物化学 I

• CHEM 472 – 生物化学 II

• CHEM 473 – 分子生物学

• CHEM 474 – 生物化学实验室

• CHEM 486 – 计算化学

• CHEM 494 – 工业工作经验

• CHEM 498 – 化学荣誉研究

• CHEM 500 – 指导独立研究

• CHEM 501 – 化学研究项目

• CHEM 502 – 教学实习

• CHEM 510 – 专题

• CHEM 511 – 高级实验室方法

• CHEM 526 – 高分子化学

• CHEM 534 – 仪器分析

• CHEM 535 – 生物分析仪器

• CHEM 536 – 仪器分析实验室

• CHEM 539 – 生物无机化学

• CHEM 540 – 有机金属化学

• CHEM 552 – 天然产物化学

• CHEM 553 – 有机反应

• CHEM 554 – 有机光谱

• CHEM 555 – 高级核磁共振技术

• CHEM 556 – 药物化学

• CHEM 562 – 群论和光谱学

• CHEM 563 – 化学计算机

• CHEM 565 – 表面化学

• CHEM 573 – 酶化学

• CHEM 575 – 免疫学

• CHEM 578 – 蛋白质工程

• CHEM 579 – 病毒学

• CHEM 586 – 计算化学

• CHEM 595 – 研讨会

• CHEM 596 – 当前化学和生物化学研讨会

• CHEM 690 – 论文

• CHEM 694 – 化学工业实习

中国人

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400。

• CHIN 101 – 一年级中文

• CHIN 102 – 一年级中文

• CHIN 103 – 一年级中文

• CHIN 104 – 初级汉语复习

• CHIN 201 – 二年级中文

• CHIN 202 – 二年级中文

• CHIN 203 – 二年级中文

• CHIN 280 – 繁体字和书法

• CHIN 300 – 指导独立研究

• CHIN 301 – 三年级中文

• CHIN 302 – 三年级中文

• CHIN 303 – 三年级中文

• CHIN 304 – 汉语语法和作文

• CHIN 314 – 中国声音

• CHIN 330 – 电影中的中国文化

• CHIN 400 – 指导独立研究

• CHIN 401 – 四年级中文

• CHIN 402 – 中国语言和语言学

• CHIN 403 – 现代中国社会与文化

• CHIN 425 – 初级汉语的教学过程

古典研究

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400。

• CLST 117 – 古代遗产

• CLST 300 – 指导独立研究

• CLST 350 – 希腊神话

• CLST 360 – 古希腊文学名著

• CLST 370 – 罗马及其帝国的文学

• CLST 400 – 指导独立研究

• CLST 401 – 梵文

• CLST 425 – 教与学古典研究

• CLST 450 – 古典研究主题

教练发展

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400。

• CD 280 – 教练实习 – 篮球

• CD 281 – 教练实习 – 排球

• CD 300 – 指导独立学习

• CD 343 – 体育裁判/田径

• CD 381 – 体育教练：篮球

• CD 383 – 体育教练：田径

• CD 400 – 指导独立学习

• CD 500 – 指导独立学习

传播科学与障碍

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400、500。

• CSD 210 – 沟通与心灵

• CSD 251 – 沟通障碍简介

• CSD 253 – 文科语言和听力科学

• CSD 300 – 指导独立研究

• CSD 301 – 写作实验室

• CSD 352 – 语音机制的解剖学和生理学

• CSD 353 – 言语科学

• CSD 354 – 儿童的言语和语言发展

• CSD 356 – 语音学和音韵学

• CSD 361 – 发育性语言障碍

• CSD 370 – 自闭症患者的青春期和青年期

• CSD 371 – 听力科学

• CSD 372 – 解剖学、生理学以及听力和平衡障碍

• CSD 380 – 自闭症大学生同伴辅导

• CSD 381 – 听力的生理和心理基础

• CSD 400 – 指导独立研究

• CSD 440 – CSD 和相关学科的增强性和替代性交流

• CSD 450 – 用于言语病理学和听力学的神经解剖学

• CSD 453 – 言语障碍简介

• CSD 457 – 临床过程

• CSD 460 – CSD 的评估和干预

• CSD 462 – 听力测试

• CSD 463 – 听力康复

• CSD 464 – 听力康复的临床实践

• CSD 466 – 医学听力学

• CSD 468 – 听力学临床实习

• CSD 470 – 成人获得性语言和认知障碍

• CSD 482 – 临床听力技术

• CSD 483 – 放大和感觉系统

• CSD 485 – 在校听力损失儿童

• CSD 486 – 有听力损失的婴儿和儿童

• CSD 487 – 听力保护基础

• CSD 488 – 成年期听力损失

• CSD 490 – 沟通障碍的社会、政治、文化方面

• CSD 491 – 高级研究项目

• CSD 499 – 语言病理学或听力学的现场布置/观察

• CSD 500 – 指导独立研究

• CSD 501 – 听力咨询

• CSD 502 – 传播科学和障碍的循证实践

• CSD 503 – CSD 的专业发展

• CSD 504 – 听力大检查

• CSD 505 – 听力学临床水平

• CSD 506 – 研讨会：专业问题和实践

• CSD 507 – 顶点项目/研究项目

• CSD 508 – 听力学研究方法

• CSD 509 – 听力学研究方法 II

• CSD 510 – 共振障碍的评估和治疗

• CSD 515 – 言语声音障碍

• CSD 540 – 语言病理学家的基本听力学

• CSD 542 – 成人和儿童吞咽困难

• CSD 543 – 语言病理学专业研讨会

• CSD 546 – CSD 评估策略

• CSD 549 – 临床实习

• CSD 550 – 语音障碍和治疗

• CSD 551 – 发育性语言障碍 I

• CSD 552 – 语言病理学评估实习

• CSD 553 – 发育性语言障碍 II

• CSD 554 – 口吃

• CSD 555 – 发育性语言障碍 III

• CSD 556 – 失语症及相关后天语言障碍的评估和治疗

• CSD 558 – 语言病理学研究生临床实践

• CSD 559 – 语言病理学实习

• CSD 560 – 语言病理学实习

• CSD 561 – 高级听力学 I

• CSD 562 – 高级听力学 II

• CSD 563 – 研讨会：听觉康复

• CSD 564 – 听力康复的高级临床实践

• CSD 565 – 心理声学

• CSD 566 – 听觉神经生理学

• CSD 568 – 听力学高级临床实践

• CSD 569 – 听力康复的高级临床实践

• CSD 570 – 医学听力学

• CSD 571 – 助听器 I

• CSD 572 – 助听器 II

• CSD 573 – 研讨会：语音声学

• CSD 574 – 研讨会：言语感知

• CSD 575 – 沟通障碍咨询

• CSD 576 – 认知沟通障碍

• CSD 577 – 小儿听力学

• CSD 578 – 研讨会：电生理测试

• CSD 579 – 老化和耳朵

• CSD 580 – 公立学校的沟通障碍

• CSD 581 – 高级电生理测试

• CSD 582 – 医学言语病理学

• CSD 583 – 高级医学听力学

• CSD 585 – 神经运动性言语障碍

• CSD 587 – 人工耳蜗

• CSD 588 – 增强性和替代性交流研讨会

• CSD 589 – 听觉处理障碍评估和管理

• CSD 590 – 教育听力学

• CSD 591 – 小儿听觉（再）康复

• CSD 592 – 自闭症研讨会

• CSD 593 – 平衡障碍评估

• CSD 594 – 平衡障碍治疗

• CSD 595 – 耳鸣评估和管理

• CSD 596 – AuD 实习

• CSD 598 – 语言病理学或听力学实习

• CSD 599 – 实习演讲/语言病理学

• CSD 690 – 论文

• CSD 691 – 非论文选项

• CSD 692 – 第四年实习

传播学

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400。

• COMM 100 – 传播与公共演讲入门

• COMM 101 – 语音基础

• COMM 220 – 通信理论

• COMM 224 – 小组进程

• COMM 225 – 沟通、多样性和争议

• COMM 228 – 组织沟通

• COMM 230 – 修辞和社会变革

• COMM 235 – 说明和论证

• COMM 236 – 校际取证

• COMM 240 – 媒体研究

• COMM 244 – 通过媒体宣传

• COMM 260 – 沟通、身份和差异

• COMM 300 – 指导独立研究

• COMM 303 – 沟通与冲突

• COMM 306 – 会议和活动策划

• COMM 308 – 沟通和筹款

• COMM 318 – 专业沟通

• COMM 319 – 健康传播

• COMM 325 – 跨文化交流

• COMM 327 – 人际沟通

• COMM 330 – 环境修辞

• COMM 331 – 高级公共演讲

• COMM 339 – 应用传播实习

• COMM 350 – 新兴通信技术

• COMM 360 – 传达阳刚之气

• COMM 398 – 传播研究方法

• COMM 400 – 指导独立研究

• COMM 416 – 通信主题

• COMM 420 – 传播理论问题

• COMM 425 – 跨文化交流中的问题

• COMM 427 – 人际交往中的问题

• COMM 428 – 组织沟通中的问题

• COMM 430 – 视觉修辞

• COMM 435 – 修辞研究中的问题

• COMM 436 – 高级取证和辩论

• COMM 440 – 媒体研究问题

• COMM 442 – 视频研讨会

• COMM 450 – 传播教学法 I

• COMM 451 – 传播教学法 II

• COMM 452 – 传播教学法 III

• COMM 454 – 教学交流

• COMM 459 – 传播领域的现场实习

• COMM 460 – 传播和批判/文化研究

• COMM 492 – 高级论文

• COMM 498 – 沟通道德

指南针2校园

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400。

• C2C 201 – 校园指南针：青年指导I

• C2C 202 – 校园指南针：青年指导 II

• C2C 203 – Compass 2 Campus：青年指导走向社会正义

计算机科学

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400、500。

• CSCI 101 – 计算机和应用程序

• CSCI 102 – 以计算机为媒介的通信

• CSCI 103 – 计算机游戏开发简介

• CSCI 104 – 个人计算机系统的软件安装、操作和配置

• CSCI 105 – 数字人文导论

• CSCI 120 – 探索计算机科学

• CSCI 138 – Visual Basic 中的编程基础

• CSCI 140 – C++ 编程基础

• CSCI 141 – 计算机编程 I

• CSCI 145 – 计算机编程和线性数据结构

• CSCI 172 – 机器人学概论

• CSCI 202 – 动态网页

• CSCI 241 – 数据结构

• CSCI 247 – 计算机系统 I

• CSCI 300 – 指导独立研究

• CSCI 301 – 形式语言和函数式编程

• CSCI 302 – Adv Internet Resources w/lab

• CSCI 305 – 算法和数据结构分析 I

• CSCI 321 – 游戏编程

• CSCI 330 – 数据库系统

• CSCI 342 – 网页脚本

• CSCI 343 – 编程研讨会

• CSCI 345 – 面向对象的设计

• CSCI 347 – 计算机系统 II

• CSCI 351 – Windows 软件开发

• CSCI 367 – 计算机网络 I

• CSCI 372 – 机器人：人工智能的应用

• CSCI 380 – 数值计算

• CSCI 400 – 指导独立研究

• CSCI 401 – 自动机和形式语言理论

• CSCI 402 – 人工智能

• CSCI 403 – 互联网研究实习

• CSCI 404 – 自然语言处理

• CSCI 405 – 算法和数据结构分析 II

• CSCI 410 – 编程语言

• CSCI 412 – 移动设备编程

• CSCI 415 – 并行计算

• CSCI 424 – 社交网络分析

• CSCI 426 – 以人为本的技术设计原则

• CSCI 430 – 数据库理论

• CSCI 436 – 社会公益技术

• CSCI 440 – 虚拟世界

• CSCI 442 – Java 高级 Web 编程

• CSCI 447 – 操作系统

• CSCI 450 – 编译器理论与设计

• CSCI 461 – 计算机安全

• CSCI 462 – 操作系统设备驱动程序

• CSCI 463 – 网络防御

• CSCI 467 – 计算机网络 II

• CSCI 471 – 高级机器学习

• CSCI 474 – 生物信息学

• CSCI 476 – 计算机视觉

• CSCI 477 – 数据挖掘

• CSCI 479 – 口语处理

• CSCI 480 – 计算机图形学

• CSCI 481 – 深度学习

• CSCI 491 – 高级项目 1

• CSCI 492 – 高级项目 2

• CSCI 493 – 高级项目 3

• CSCI 494 – 专业工作经验

• CSCI 495 – 顶点研讨会

• CSCI 496 – 本科研究

• CSCI 498 – 教学实习

• CSCI 500 – 指导独立研究

• CSCI 509 – 操作系统内部

• CSCI 510 – 自动机和形式语言理论

• CSCI 511 – 算法分析

• CSCI 512 – 计算机编程语言的设计和实现

• CSCI 513 – 系统编程和操作系统内部

• CSCI 514 – 计算机科学的研究方法

• CSCI 515 – 并行计算

• CSCI 520 – 高级编译器设计

• CSCI 525 – 操作系统高级主题

• CSCI 526 – 以人为本的技术设计原则

• CSCI 527 – 嵌入式系统

• CSCI 530 – 高级数据库理论

• CSCI 536 – 社会公益技术

• CSCI 540 – 虚拟世界

• CSCI 570 – 人工智能

• CSCI 571 – 高级机器学习

• CSCI 572 – 机器人

• CSCI 573 – 计算语言学

• CSCI 575 – 信息检索

• CSCI 576 – 计算机视觉

• CSCI 577 – 数据挖掘

• CSCI 578 – 密码学

• CSCI 579 – 口语处理

• CSCI 580 – 高级计算机图形学

• CSCI 581 – 深度学习

• CSCI 584 – 科学可视化

• CSCI 585 – 图像处理

• CSCI 590 – 研究生研讨会 I

• CSCI 591 – 研究生研讨会 II

• CSCI 601 – 专业研究经验领域 I

• CSCI 602 – 专业研究经验领域 II

• CSCI 603 – 专业研究经验领域 III

• CSCI 692 – 专业研究经验领域

计算机和信息系统安全

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400、500。

• CISS 247 – 计算机系统 I

• CISS 301 – 网络安全的离散结构

• CISS 340 – 数据库概念

• CISS 346 – 安全软件开发

• CISS 349 – 计算机系统管理

• CISS 350 – 数据网络

• CISS 360 – 操作系统概念

• CISS 361 – 网络安全

• CISS 421 – 计算机取证

• CISS 422 – 软件动态分析

• CISS 423 – 软件逆向工程

• CISS 461 – 计算机安全

• CISS 464 – 渗透测试

• CISS 469 – 高级网络系统安全

• CISS 470 – 政策、合规性和风险

• CISS 471 – 网络隐私、道德和滥用

• CISS 478 – 密码技术

• CISS 491 – 网络安全顶点项目 I – 启动

• CISS 492 – 网络安全顶点项目 II – 开发

• CISS 493 – 网络安全顶点项目 III – 评估

• CISS 495 – 计算机安全项目

舞蹈

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400。

• DNC 100 – 嘻哈 1 级

• DNC 101 – 初级芭蕾

• DNC 102 – 开始当代舞

• DNC 108 – 艺术介绍

• DNC 111 – 芭蕾 I – 1 级

• DNC 112 – 芭蕾 I – 2 级

• DNC 113 – 芭蕾 I – 3 级

• DNC 121 – 当代舞 I – 1 级

• DNC 122 – 当代舞 I – 2 级

• DNC 123 – 当代舞 I – 3 级

• DNC 200 – 嘻哈 2 级

• DNC 203 – 爵士舞

• DNC 211 – 芭蕾舞 II – 1 级

• DNC 212 – 芭蕾舞 II – 2 级

• DNC 213 – 芭蕾舞 II – 3 级

• DNC 221 – 当代舞 II – 1 级

• DNC 222 – 当代舞 II – 2 级

• DNC 223 – 当代舞 II – 3 级

• DNC 231 – 舞蹈史导论

• DNC 232 – 运动和文化

• DNC 240 – 世界舞蹈体验

• DNC 242 – 编舞 I

• DNC 243 – 舞蹈和技术 I

• DNC 257 – 性能

• DNC 300 – 指导独立研究

• DNC 311 – 芭蕾舞 III – 级别 1

• DNC 312 – 芭蕾舞 III – 2 级

• DNC 313 – 芭蕾 III – 3 级

• DNC 321 – 当代舞 III – 1 级

• DNC 322 – 当代舞 III – 2 级

• DNC 323 – 当代舞 III – 3 级

• DNC 339 – 功能对齐

• DNC 340 – 舞者解剖学

• DNC 342 – 编舞 II

• DNC 343 – 舞蹈与技术 II

• DNC 345 – 当代合作的基础

• DNC 357 – 剧目

• DNC 398 – 初级教育工作者的综合艺术

• DNC 400 – 指导独立研究

• DNC 403 – 高级研讨会

• DNC 404 – 顶石准备

• DNC 421 – 当代舞蹈 IV – 1 级

• DNC 422 – 当代舞蹈 IV – 2 级

• DNC 423 – 当代舞蹈 IV – 3 级

• DNC 431 – 舞蹈史

• DNC 433 – 带实验室的教育工作者的创意运动

• DNC 434 – 舞蹈教学法

• DNC 442 – 高级编舞

数据科学

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400。

• DATA 311 – 数据科学基础

• DATA 371 – 机器学习

• DATA 491 – 高级项目 1

• DATA 492 – 高级项目 2

• DATA 493 – 高级项目 3

决策科学

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400。注意：并非每年都开设所有课程。每年只开设一次选修课。查看当前课程的在线课程时间表。咨询部门以获得特定问题的答案。

• DSCI 205 – 商业统计

• DSCI 207 – 体育分析简介

• DSCI 300 – 指导独立研究

• DSCI 305 – 应用商业统计

• DSCI 400 – 指导独立研究

• DSCI 405 – 决策模拟模型

• DSCI 407 – 商业预测分析

• DSCI 500 – 指导独立研究

设计

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400。

• DSGN 111 – 设计视图

• DSGN 140 – 视觉通信简介

• DSGN 141 – 视觉传达

• DSGN 211 – 视觉传达基础

• DSGN 220 – 视觉传达 I

• DSGN 230 – 排版简介

• DSGN 240 – 视觉传达 II

• DSGN 249 – 平面设计概念

• DSGN 250 – 视觉通信 III

• DSGN 260 – 视觉传达 IV

• DSGN 300 – 指导独立研究

• DSGN 310 – 交互设计原则

• DSGN 312 – 20 世纪的平面设计

• DSGN 330 – 排版 I

• DSGN 340 – 平面设计：2D

• DSGN 341 – 平面设计：3D

• DSGN 347 – 插图方法

• DSGN 348 – 插图中的视觉概念

• DSGN 351 – 打印和整理

• DSGN 357 – 叙事插图

• DSGN 358 – 插图画家的数字方法

• DSGN 359 – 书籍艺术制作

• DSGN 360 – 数字媒体设计 I

• DSGN 361 – 数字媒体设计 II

• DSGN 367 – 商业插画概念

• DSGN 368 – 插画师的专业实践

• DSGN 375 – 国外夏季设计

• DSGN 385 – 视觉传达设计专业实践

• DSGN 389 – BA 实习

• DSGN 390 – 设计主题

• DSGN 400 – 指导独立研究

• DSGN 430 – 排版 II

• DSGN 460 – 数字媒体设计 III

• DSGN 480 – BFA 研讨会

• DSGN 481 – BFA 研讨会

• DSGN 485 – 视觉传达设计专业实践：BFA

• DSGN 489 – 实习

早期儿童教育

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400。

• ECE 300 – 指导独立研究

• ECE 380 – 幼儿教育识字基础

• ECE 390 – 婴幼儿实习和研讨会

• ECE 391 – 学前班实习和研讨会

• ECE 400 – 指导独立研究

• ECE 430 – ECE 中的创造力和游戏

• ECE 431 – 幼儿教育基础

• ECE 434 – 早期学习环境

• ECE 435 – 虐待和忽视儿童

• ECE 436 – 儿童指导：原则和实践

• ECE 438 – 家庭和社区关系

• ECE 439 – 幼儿教育课程规划

• ECE 495 – 实习 – 学前班

• ECE 496 – 实习 – 初级

• ECE 498 – 幼儿教育研讨会

东亚研究

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400。

• EAST 201 – 东亚文明介绍

• EAST 202 – 近代和近代的东亚历史

• EAST 230 – 现代中国社会与语言

• EAST 271 – 东亚视觉文化

• EAST 300 – 指导独立研究

• EAST 302 – 东亚研究的方法和材料

• EAST 307 – 东亚政府和政治

• EAST 310 – 东亚的国际安全

• EAST 313 – 早期的亚洲内陆地区

• EAST 314 – 蒙古人

• EAST 333 – 东亚：社会与环境

• EAST 360 – 中国与新兴世界经济：从古代到近代

• EAST 367 – 中国文学翻译

• EAST 368 – 日本翻译文学

• EAST 371 – 改变传统：日本的艺术和视觉文化

• EAST 400 – 指导独立研究

• EAST 411 – 当代日本视觉文化

• EAST 426 – 东亚宗教研讨会

• EAST 427 – 东亚文化史研讨会

• EAST 430 – 当代日本社会

• EAST 431 – 环太平洋：环境、经济和可持续性

• EAST 440 – 中国现代政治

经济学

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400。

• ECON 101 – 市场与社会

• ECON 140 – 三文鱼恢复的生态学和经济学

• ECON 206 – 微观经济学导论

• ECON 207 – 宏观经济学导论

• ECON 300 – 指导独立研究

• ECON 301 – 经济问题

• ECON 303 – 经济思想史

• ECON 306 – 中级微观经济学

• ECON 307 – 中级宏观经济学

• ECON 308 – 体育经济学

• ECON 309 – 管理经济学

• ECON 310 – 公共部门经济学

• ECON 311 – 货币和银行业务

• ECON 315 – 卫生经济学

• ECON 317 – 欧洲经济史

• ECON 325 – 劳动力市场经济学

• ECON 333 – 博弈论简介

• ECON 337 – 经济学出国留学

• ECON 340 – 监管经济学

• ECON 343 – 人口、环境和世界农业

• ECON 355 – 语言和文化的政治经济学

• ECON 360 – 国际经济学导论

• ECON 361 – 国际经济和商业导论

• ECON 364 – 加拿大经济史专题

• ECON 365 – 加拿大经济

• ECON 366 – 加拿大商业环境

• ECON 375 – 计量经济学简介

• ECON 380 – 城市经济学

• ECON 381 – 美国经济史

• ECON 383 – 环境经济学

• ECON 384 – 能源经济学

• ECON 385 – 比较经济系统

• ECON 386 – 电力市场经济学

• ECON 388 – 欧盟经济学

• ECON 389 – 环太平洋经济体

• ECON 390 – 经济学实习

• ECON 400 – 指导独立研究

• ECON 406 – 微观经济学主题

• ECON 407 – 宏观经济学主题

• ECON 410 – 收益-成本分析

• ECON 411 – 货币经济学

• ECON 412 – 税收政策经济学

• ECON 430 – 实验经济学

• ECON 435 – 行为经济学

• ECON 442 – 工业组织和公共政策

• ECON 445 – 教育经济学

• ECON 446 – 教师经济学

• ECON 447 – 公立学校国民经济教学方法

• ECON 448 – 在公立学校教授个人理财的方法

• ECON 462 – 国际贸易

• ECON 463 – 国际金融

• ECON 465 – 发展经济学

• ECON 470 – 经济波动和预测

• ECON 475 – 计量经济学

• ECON 482 – 环境经济学高级主题

• ECON 483 – 资源经济学

• ECON 484 – 替代能源经济学

• ECON 491 – 政治经济学问题

• ECON 493 – 高级研讨会：经济学、环境和自然资源

• ECON 495 – 应用计量经济学研讨会

• ECON 500 – 指导独立研究

教育

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400、500。

• EDUC 101 – 重新思考社区中的学校

• EDUC 108 – 有目的的学习

• EDUC 109 – 教学奖学金

• EDUC 110 – 未来学者研讨会

• EDUC 111 – 儿童文学的批判性多元文化分析

• EDUC 115 – 当代教育问题简介

• EDUC 201 – 学校和社区更新系统

• EDUC 204 – 学校和社区更新系统

• EDUC 300 – 指导独立研究

• EDUC 309 – 讲故事：历史、文化和社会中的口头叙述

• EDUC 311 – 了解华盛顿州部落历史、文化和政府：自古以来的课程

• EDUC 320 – 教室里的读者剧场

• EDUC 400 – 指导独立研究

• EDUC 405 – 儿童文学：儿童和青少年文学的欣赏和呈现

• EDUC 407 – 可持续性教育简介

• EDUC 409 – 高级讲故事

• EDUC 411 – 教育和社会正义

• EDUC 412 – 教育公平研讨会

• EDUC 413 – 与移民的桥梁障碍

• EDUC 414 – 社会正义教育主题

• EDUC 465 – 美国印第安人/阿拉斯加原住民教育和政策制定的历史

• EDUC 486 – 社会变革电影制作

• EDUC 501 – 教育研究导论

• EDUC 505 – 创建学习课堂

• EDUC 534 – 评估教育质量

• EDUC 690 – 论文

• EDUC 691 – 研究研讨会和调查项目

教育行政

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400、500。

• EDAD 300 – 指导独立研究

• EDAD 400 – 指导独立研究

• EDAD 500 – 指导独立研究

• EDAD 501 – 教育研究与评估导论

• EDAD 502 – 学校管理读物

• EDAD 503 – 学校管理案例研究

• EDAD 512 – 教育管理政策与人事研究

• EDAD 518 – 当前教育问题

• EDAD 536 – 教育管理和金融的当前主题

• EDAD 540 – 塑造教育的政治和经济力量

• EDAD 541 – 教育管理理论

• EDAD 542 – 公立学校组织和管理

• EDAD 543 – 公立学校的监督

• EDAD 544 – 公立学校的集体谈判

• EDAD 546 – 行政研究课题

• EDAD 548 – 学校法

• EDAD 550 – 发展员工和社区关系

• EDAD 551 – 系统方法和教育管理

• EDAD 552 – 课程管理规划

• EDAD 553 – 管理中小学

• EDAD 554 – 行政和国际学校

• EDAD 555 – 有效学校实践研讨会

• EDAD 556 – 教育管理实地研究

• EDAD 592 – 校长的现场管理经验

• EDAD 594 – 行动研究实习

• EDAD 640 – 当前教育主题

• EDAD 641 – 改善学生学习

• EDAD 642 – 有效的学校系统管理

• EDAD 643 – 高级领导理论

• EDAD 644 – 公共政策制定和实践

• EDAD 646 – 教育管理领域的项目

• EDAD 647 – 学区领导研讨会

• EDAD 650 – 研究所研讨会 I

• EDAD 652 – 定性研究

• EDAD 654 – 定量研究

• EDAD 656 – 道德和价值观

• EDAD 658 – 第二研究所

• EDAD 660 – 领导力理论

• EDAD 662 – 公平和社会正义

• EDAD 664 – 教学领导力

• EDAD 670 – 博士申请辩护

• EDAD 690 – 论文

• EDAD 691 – 研究研讨会

• EDAD 692 – 主管行政管理的现场经验

教育与社会正义

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400。

• ESJ 411 – 教育和社会正义

• ESJ 416 – 社会正义教育高级主题：教育中的批判种族理论

电气与计算机工程

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400。

• EECE 108 – 电气和计算机工程研讨会简介

• EECE 109 – 电气和计算机工程实验室简介

• EECE 111 – 电路分析 I

• EECE 210 – 电路分析 II

地质学

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400、500。

• GEOL 533 – 碳循环

• GEOL 540 – 冰川地质

• GEOL 545 – 行星地质学

• GEOL 550 – 结构地质学高级主题

• GEOL 551 – 活动构造研讨会

• GEOL 552 – 应用地球物理学

• GEOL 553 – 板块构造

• GEOL 554 – 磁性织物和地质过程

• GEOL 556 – 造山学原理研讨会

• GEOL 557 – 实用古地磁学

• GEOL 558 – 古地磁与构造实验室研讨会

• GEOL 559 – 岩石磁性和地磁场实验室

• GEOL 560 – 地球科学中的 ICP-MS 理论和应用

• GEOL 561 – 地球化学

• GEOL 563 – 地震学导论

• GEOL 564 – 地幔过程

• GEOL 565 – 地球和行星表面的遥感

• GEOL 570 – 滑坡和斜坡稳定性

• GEOL 572 – 地表水水文学

• GEOL 573 – 水文地质学

• GEOL 574 – 地下水污染

• GEOL 585 – 地热能

• GEOL 595 – 研究生研究简介

• GEOL 690 – 论文

德语

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400。

• GERM 101 – 初级德语：语言、交流和文化

• GERM 102 – 初级德语：语言、交流和文化

• GERM 103 – 初级德语：语言、交流和文化

• GERM 201 – 中级德语：语言、交流和文化

• GERM 202 – 中级德语：语言、交流和文化

• GERM 203 – 中级德语：语言、交流和文化

• GERM 300 – 指导独立研究

• GERM 301 – 中高级德语：语境与文化

• GERM 302 – 高级德语：语境与文化 I

• GERM 306 – 基于戏剧的语言学习

• GERM 314 – 语音学

• GERM 330 – 德国文化主题

• GERM 340 – 德国文学导论

• GERM 350 – 德国文学主题

• GERM 400 – 指导独立研究

• GERM 401 – 高级德语：语境与文化 II

• GERM 402 – 高级德语：语境与文化 III

• GERM 407 – 德国、奥地利和瑞士电影

• GERM 425 – 初级德语教学过程

• GERM 432 – 当代德国文化

• GERM 440 – 日耳曼语言学主题

• GERM 450 – 德国研究专题

• GERM 500 – 指导独立研究

研究所

• GRAD 699 – 连续入学

希腊语

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400。

• GREK 101 – 初级希腊语

• GREK 102 – 初级希腊语

• GREK 103 – 初级希腊语

• GREK 201 – 中级希腊语

• GREK 202 – 中级希腊语

• GREK 203 – 中级希腊语

• GREK 300 – 指导独立学习

• GREK 340 – 高级阅读

• GREK 400 – 指导独立学习

• GREK 425 – 教与学初级希腊语

历史

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400、500。

• HIST 103 – 美国文明简介：美国历史到 1865 年

• HIST 104 – 美国文明简介：1865 年以来的美国历史

• HIST 111 – 西方文明简介：史前至 476

• HIST 112 – 西方文明简介：476-1713

• HIST 113 – 西方文明简介：1713 年至今

• HIST 121 – 到 500 的世界历史

• HIST 123 – 世界历史，1500 年至今

• HIST 131 – 在美国上大学

• HIST 141 – 美国西部历史

• HIST 151 – 古代世界的社区

• HIST 158 – 现代美国的种族和身份

• HIST 220 – 南亚历史介绍

• HIST 232 – 现代时代之前的犹太人历史

• HIST 233 – 近代犹太人的历史

• HIST 262 – 到 1865 年的非裔美国人历史

• HIST 263 – 自 1865 年以来的非裔美国人历史

• HIST 265 – 美国的 LGBTQ+ 历史

• HIST 268 – 亚裔美国人历史介绍

• HIST 273 – 拉丁美洲：1492-1824

• HIST 274 – 拉丁美洲：1824 年至今

• HIST 275 – 美国历史上的印第安人

• HIST 277 – 加拿大：历史调查

• HIST 278 – 加拿大的多元文化

• HIST 280 – 东亚文明简介

• HIST 281 – 近代和近代的东亚历史

• HIST 285 – 1800 年前的非洲历史

• HIST 286 – 非洲历史，1800 年至今

• HIST 287 – 伊斯兰文明简介

• HIST 288 – 现代中东史

• HIST 289 – 法国的伊斯兰教

• HIST 290 – 早期现代大西洋世界

• HIST 300 – 指导独立研究

• HIST 310 – 古代美索不达米亚的历史

• HIST 311 – 古埃及历史

• HIST 312 – 古希腊历史

• HIST 313 – 古罗马史

• HIST 314 – 美国和欧洲的启蒙

• HIST 315 – 中世纪早期的欧洲：300-1050

• HIST 316 – 中世纪晚期的欧洲：1050-1450

• HIST 318 – 中世纪英格兰

• HIST 320 – 中世纪的战争

• HIST 321 – 欧洲宗教改革和宗教战争时代

• MATH 599 – 数学研讨会

• MATH 680 – 工业数学实习

• MATH 690 – 论文

• MATH 691 – 必修项目

数学/计算机科学

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400。

• M/CS 300 – 指导独立研究

• M/CS 335 – 线性优化

• M/CS 375 – 数值计算

• M/CS 400 – 指导独立研究

• M/CS 435 – 非线性优化

• M/CS 475 – 数值分析

• M/CS 478 – 密码学基础

现代和古典语言

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400。

• LANG 300 – 指导独立研究

• LANG 400 – 指导独立研究

• LANG 410 – 世界语言教学：理论与方法 I

• LANG 420 – 世界语言教学：理论与方法 II

• LANG 500 – 指导独立研究

多学科研究

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400。

• MDS 300 – 指导独立研究

• MDS 310 – 历代工作和休闲

• MDS 400 – 指导独立研究

• MDS 410 – 顶点体验：过去、现在和未来

• MDS 471 – 实习

音乐

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400、500。

• MUS 098 – 钢琴视奏

• MUS 100 – Marrowstone 音乐节

• MUS 101 – 音乐基础

• MUS 102 – 音乐理论和耳朵训练简介

• MUS 103 – 音乐理论和耳朵训练简介

• MUS 104 – 听音乐的艺术

• MUS 105 – 流行和摇滚音乐调查

• MUS 106 – 嘻哈介绍

• MUS 107 – 乡村音乐入门

• MUS 108 – 电子游戏音乐调查

• MUS 109 – 标志性电影中的标志性音乐

• MUS 110 – 电子音乐和技术

• MUS 116 – 吉他技术：初学者吉他

• MUS 121A – 听觉技能 I

• MUS 121B – 键盘技能 I

• MUS 122 – 理论和分析技能 I

• MUS 123A – 听觉技能 II

• MUS 123B – 键盘技能 II

• MUS 124 – 理论和分析技能 II

• MUS 125A – 听觉技巧 III

• MUS 125B – 键盘技能 III

• MUS 126 – 理论和分析技能 III

• MUS 160 – 预备班钢琴

• MUS 163 – 课堂语音

• MUS 166A – 语音研究简介 A

• MUS 166B – 语音研究简介 B

• MUS 168 – 探索音乐教学的世界

• MUS 173 – 骨髓管弦乐团

• MUS 181 – Marrowstone 室内乐

• MUS 202 – 爵士乐历史

• MUS 205 – 世界音乐文化调查

• MUS 211 – 应用指导：管风琴

• MUS 212 – 应用教学：钢琴

• MUS 213 – 应用指令：字符串

• MUS 213A – 应用指导：小提琴

• MUS 213B – 应用指导：中提琴

• MUS 213C – 应用指导：大提琴

• MUS 213D – 应用指导：低音提琴

• MUS 213E – 应用指导：竖琴

• MUS 214 – 应用指导：管乐和打击乐

• MUS 214A – 应用指导：长笛

• MUS 214B – 应用指导：双簧管

• MUS 214C – 应用指导：单簧管

• MUS 214D – 应用指导：巴松管

• MUS 214E – 应用指导：萨克斯

• MUS 214F – 应用指导：圆号

• MUS 214G – 应用指导：小号

• MUS 214H – 应用指导：长号

• MUS 214I – 应用指导：上低音号

• MUS 214J – 应用指导：大号

• MUS 214K – 应用指导：打击乐

• MUS 215 – 应用教学：语音

• MUS 216 – 应用教学：古典吉他

• MUS 221A – 听觉技能 IV

• MUS 221B – 键盘技能 IV

• MUS 221C – 高级键盘技能 I

• MUS 222 – 理论和分析技能 IV

• MUS 223A – 听觉技巧 V

• MUS 223B – 键盘技巧 V

• MUS 223C – 高级键盘技能 II

• MUS 224 – 理论和分析技能 V

• MUS 225A – 听觉技能 VI

• MUS 225B – 键盘技能 VI

• MUS 225C – 高级键盘技能 III

• MUS 226 – 理论和分析技能 VI

• MUS 230 – 电声音乐入门

• MUS 231 – 初级作文

• MUS 232 – 电脑音乐研讨会

• MUS 260 – 辅导级钢琴

• MUS 261 – 中级钢琴

• MUS 262 – K-12 课堂伴随教学法

• MUS 263 – 器乐教师的声乐技巧

• MUS 264K – 长笛教学法

• MUS 264L – 单簧教学法

• MUS 264M – 双簧片教学法

• MUS 264N – 高铜管教学法

• MUS 264O – 低黄铜教学法

• MUS 264P – 教学法/实验室：音乐会打击乐

• MUS 264Q – 教学法/实验室：行进打击乐

特殊教育

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400、500。

• SPED 460 – 课堂管理干预

• SPED 462 – 多元化社会中的学习、激励和成就教学

• SPED 463 – 基于课程的评估：有效决策的基于数据的评估

• SPED 464 – 残疾法和 IEP

• SPED 465 – 特殊教育和通识教育教师评估

• SPED 466 – 评估、评估和 IEP

• SPED 467 – 基于课程的评估

• SPED 468 – 与家庭、专业人士和社区的有效协作

• SPED 469 – 专业协作：与家人、同事和社区有效合作

• SPED 470 – 暴力和攻击性青年

• SPED 471 – 多元化课堂中的学习和成就干预

• SPED 472 – 行为评估和干预

• SPED 473 – 促进弱势学生的适应能力

• SPED 474 – 有复杂需求的学生

• SPED 475 – 自闭症研讨会

• SPED 476 – 实习 II – 服务交付模型

• SPED 478 – 为有复杂需求的个人提供公平和正义的指导

• SPED 479 – 包容性环境的发展和补救阅读指导

• SPED 480 – 实习 III – 个人/团体干预，阅读

• SPED 481 – 实习 VI – 个人/团体干预，书面表达

• SPED 482 – 实习七 – 个人/小组干预，数学

• SPED 483 – 有特殊需要的学生的阅读指导

• SPED 484 – 设计书面表达干预

• SPED 485 – 设计数学干预

• SPED 486 – 特殊教育中的案例研究应用

• SPED 487 – 书面表达指导和干预

• SPED 488 – 数学教学和干预

• SPED 489 – 实习四 – 干预

• SPED 490 – 教学实验室

• SPED 494 – 实习 – 初级

• SPED 496 – 实习 – 特殊儿童/早期儿童

• SPED 498 – 实习 – 特殊教育

• SPED 499 – 实习 – 特殊教育/中学

• SPED 500 – 指导独立研究

• SPED 501 – 特殊教育研究

• SPED 503 – 多元化学习者的教学设计

• SPED 510 – 有特殊需要的中学生

• SPED 518 – 当前教育问题：特殊教育

• SPED 542 – 包容性早期教育中的问题

• SPED 543 – 幼儿评估（出生至 8 岁）

• SPED 544 – 幼儿全纳课程

• SPED 560 – 有特殊需要的学生的识字指导

• SPED 562 – 学习问题

• SPED 563 – 特殊教育课程和方法

• SPED 564 – 社交技能

• SPED 565 – 特殊教育中的交流与合作

• SPED 567 – 特殊教育的高级问题

• SPED 568 – 基于课程的评估和决策

• SPED 570 – 暴力和好斗的青年

• SPED 590 – 示范教学与督导研讨会

• SPED 598 – 特殊教育住院医师

• SPED 599 – 实习：特殊儿童

• SPED 690 – 论文

• SPED 691 – 研究研讨会

教师教育外展计划

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400。

• TEOP 301 – 实习 1 – 发展教学

• TEOP 302 – 实习 2 – 记录教学

• TEOP 401 – 练习 3 – 数学和识字干预

• TEOP 402 – 实习 4 – 包容性识字指导

• TEOP 403 – 练习 5 – 书面表达的干预

• TEOP 494 – 包容性环境学生教学

英语作为第二语言教学

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400。

• TESL 400 – 指导独立学习

• TESL 401 – TESOL 英语语言学简介

• TESL 405 – 英语语法教学方法

• TESL 406 – 理解 TESOL 的英语语法

• TESL 410 – TESOL 的第二语言习得理论

• TESL 411 – TESOL 的语言学和第二语言习得

• TESL 412 – 教育工作者西班牙语

• TESL 420 – 基本沟通的方法和材料

• TESL 421 – 学术语言能力的方法和材料

• TESL 432 – TESOL 研讨会

• TESL 435 – TESOL 实习

• TESL 441 – TESOL 的教学理论和方法

• TESL 443 – TESOL 教学理论和方法的趋势

• TESL 450 – TESOL 专业研讨会

• TESL 451 – 基于社区的 TESOL 实习

戏剧艺术

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400、500。

• THTR 101 – 戏剧艺术概论

• THTR 111 – 基本视觉设计

• THTR 160 – 表演介绍

• THTR 168 – 电影简介：表演和制作

• THTR 184 – 为舞台写作

• THTR 201 – 电影介绍

• THTR 202 – 电影类型

• THTR 210 – 戏剧设计导论

• THTR 212 – 舞台技术介绍

• THTR 213 – 舞台技术实习

• THTR 215 – 舞台化妆

• THTR 216 – 服装介绍

• THTR 218 – 服装人物图

• THTR 228 – 理解戏剧

• THTR 255 – 戏剧制作：技术

• THTR 256 – 排练和表演

• THTR 260 – 演播室 I：理论

• THTR 261 – 语音工作室 I：语音和呼吸

• THTR 263 – 演员运动

• THTR 264 – 运动工作室 I：Grotowski

• THTR 300 – 指导独立研究

• THTR 301 – 声音设计

• THTR 309 – 周期样式

• THTR 310 – 场景绘画

• THTR 311 – 开始场景设计

戏剧艺术

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400、500。

• THTR 312 – 剧院设计的数字绘图

• THTR 313 – 开始照明设计

• THTR 314 – 舞台管理

• THTR 315 – 高级化妆

• THTR 316 – 开始服装设计

• THTR 318 – 木偶戏

• THTR 319 – 女帽

• THTR 320 – 开始 AutoCAD

• THTR 321 – 3D 数字建模和设计

• THTR 322 – 教学艺术家的即兴创作

• THTR 323 – 用于娱乐设计的 Adob​​e Creative Suite

• THTR 324 – 投影和媒体设计

• THTR 326 – 高级 AutoCad

• THTR 328 – 戏剧：写作、研究和批评

• THTR 330 – 戏剧教学入门

• THTR 350 – 青年剧院

• THTR 351 – 创意教学法

• THTR 353 – 巡回剧院 I

• THTR 354 – 巡回剧院 II

• THTR 355 – 中级剧院技术

• THTR 356 – 排练和表演 II

• THTR 360 – 演技工作室 II：角色解读

• THTR 361 – 语音工作室 II：语音和语言

• THTR 362 – Irene Ryans 和 URTA 试镜

• THTR 363 – 语音和词典

• THTR 364 – 运动工作室 II：铃木/观点

• THTR 366 – 音乐剧

• THTR 368 – 为摄影机表演

• THTR 370 – 播放方向

• THTR 371 – 指导项目

• THTR 380 – 戏剧史 I

• THTR 381 – 戏剧史 II

• THTR 382 – 戏剧史 III

• THTR 383 – 服装历史

• THTR 384 – 戏剧写作导论

• THTR 385 – 中级服装技术和构造主题

• THTR 398 – 小学教育综合艺术

• THTR 400 – 指导独立研究

• THTR 411 – 高级景观设计

• THTR 412 – 高级舞台工艺

• THTR 413 – 高级照明设计

• THTR 414 – 高级舞台管理

• THTR 416 – 高级服装设计

• THTR 420 – 高级剧院设计和作品集开发

• THTR 428 – 戏剧表演主题

• THTR 450 – 青年剧场 II

• THTR 452 – 中学戏剧技巧

• THTR 455 – 先进的生产和设计

• THTR 460 – 演艺工作室 III：个人表演

• THTR 461 – 语音工作室 III：莎士比亚

• THTR 462 – 高级表演主题

• THTR 463 – 试镜准备

• THTR 464 – Movement Studio III：高级铃木/观点

• THTR 465 – 夏季库存 II

• THTR 470 – 播放方向 II

• THTR 471 – 高级导演项目

• THTR 480 – 设计生产

• THTR 485 – 戏剧写作工作坊

• THTR 495 – 实习

• THTR 496 – 高级顶点论文

妇女、性别与性研究

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400。

• WGSS 211 – 女性、性别和性研究简介

• WGSS 212 – 女权主义理论导论

• WGSS 213 – 性与酷儿研究导论

• WGSS 300 – 指导独立研究

• WGSS 310 – 种族、民族和土著

• WGSS 314 – 跨界性别

• WGSS 317 – 妇女、战争和冲突后转型

• WGSS 320 – 女性、性别和性研究主题

• WGSS 331 – 性别理论研究

• WGSS 339 – 妇女、性和社会

• WGSS 344 – 批判性童年研究

• WGSS 350 – 女权主义和酷儿方法论

• WGSS 356 – 性别和历史

• WGSS 358 – 美国有色人种女性

• WGSS 363 – 女权主义食品正义

• WGSS 365 – 女权主义流行文化

• WGSS 367 – 女权残障研究

• WGSS 400 – 指导独立研究

• WGSS 410 – 女权主义社区实践

• WGSS 411 – 定向研究

• WGSS 450 – 女性、性别和性研究的顶点研讨会

• WGSS 453 – 全球南方妇女

城市与环境规划与政策

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400。

• UEPP 110 – 生态美食：食品的艺术与科学

• UEPP 111 – 生态美食讨论

• UEPP 116 – 可持续性素养 I

• UEPP 202 – 环境研究和可持续性导论

• UEPP 270 – 城市、自然和社会

• UEPP 300 – 指导独立研究

• UEPP 343 – 城市化：过程和模式

• UEPP 355 – 环境法律和政策

• UEPP 360 – 平面图和场地设计：城市设计方法

• UEPP 361 – 规划简介

• UEPP 368 – 探索大城市

• UEPP 370 – 规划历史

• UEPP 373 – 交通系统和规划

• UEPP 374 – 土地使用法规和技术写作

• UEPP 400 – 指导独立研究

• UEPP 429 – 城市设计原则和方法介绍

• UEPP 439 – 在城市设计中的应用

• UEPP 442 – 区域环境和经济资源建模

城市与环境规划与政策

课程编号 X37；X97; 本目录的大学学术政策部分描述了 300、400。

• UEPP 443 – 社会正义与城市

• UEPP 451 – 自然资源政策

• UEPP 454 – 环境政策分析

• UEPP 457 – 环境纠纷解决

• UEPP 461 – 土地使用法

• UEPP 462 – 规划理论

• UEPP 463 – 美国原住民规划和自然资源政策

• UEPP 464 – 规划主题

• UEPP 470 – 规划工作室 I：城市设计方法

• UEPP 471 – 校园可持续发展规划工作室

• UEPP 472 – 规划工作室 II：规划开发

• UEPP 473 – 规划工作室 III：规划实施

• UEPP 474 – 可持续社区规划

• UEPP 475 – 社区发展和参与方法

• UEPP 495 – 教学实习

• UEPP 498A – 高级论文

• UEPP 498B – 实习

• UEPP 498C – 高级项目

• UEPP 498D – 国际学习

• UEPP 499 – 研讨会

• UEPP 499A – 研讨会

• UEPP 500 – 指导独立研究

• UEPP 529 – 城市设计基础

• UEPP 539 – 在城市设计中的应用

• UEPP 543 – 社会正义与城市 – 城市研究高级研讨会

• UEPP 551 – 自然资源政策

• UEPP 562 – 高级规划理论

• UEPP 563 – 美洲原住民规划和自然资源管理

• UEPP 572 – 规划工作室 II

• UEPP 573 – 规划工作室 III – 实施

• UEPP 574 – 可持续设计工作室

• UEPP 575 – 社区发展流程

• UEPP 590 – 研究生座谈会

• UEPP 595 – 教学实习毕业生

• UEPP 598 – 研究项目研究生

• UEPP 599 – 研究生研讨会

• UEPP 599A – 研究生研讨会

• UEPP 690 – 毕业论文

• UEPP 691 – 现场项目毕业生

• UEPP 699 – 连续注册

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