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All Courses

All A/H ACC AFR ANT ART BIO BUS CDS CHM CIS CLS COS CSC CTE ECN EDF EDP EDU EIU ELE ENG ESC FCS FIN FLE FLF FLG FLL FLR FLS GEG GEL GST HIS HON HST INT IST JOU LAS MAR MAT MGT MLE MSC MUS PED PHI PHS PHY PLS PSY REC SED SOC SOS SPC SPE STA STG STL THA WST

A/H 3103

Humanities. (3 credits)

ACC 3200

Financial Accounting Theory I. (3 credits)

ACC 3250

Financial Accounting Theory II. (3 credits)

ACC 3300

Management and Cost Accounting. (3 credits)

ACC 3400

Introduction to Income Taxation. (3 credits)

ACC 3900

Accounting Information Systems. (3 credits)

ACC 3970

Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)

ACC 4275

Internship in Accounting. (1 to 12 credits)

ACC 4300

Advanced Management and Cost Accounting. (3 credits)

ACC 4400

Federal Income Taxation I. (3 credits)

ACC 4500

Advanced Accounting Theory. (3 credits)

ACC 4550

Internal Auditing. (3 credits)

ACC 4700

Auditing and Assurance Services. (3 credits)

ACC 4740

Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)

ACC 4750

Governmental and Not-for-Profit Accounting. (3 credits)

ACC 4800

Federal Income Taxation II. (3 credits)

AFR 1000G

Introduction to African American Studies. (3 credits)

AFR 2000G

African American Experience. (3 credits)

AFR 3000

Special Topics in African-American Studies. (3 credits)

AFR 3100

African Aesthetics and Cosmology. (3 credits)

AFR 3200

African-American Identity. (3 credits)

AFR 3300

African Cinema. (3 credits)

AFR 3970

Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)

AFR 4000

Seminar on African-American Leadership. (3 credits)

AFR 4100

From Negritude to Afrocentricity and After. (3 credits)

AFR 4275

Internship in African-American Studies. (1 to 15 credits)

AFR 4400

Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)

ANT 2200G

Introduction to Anthropology. (3 credits)

ANT 2290G

Introduction to Anthropology, Honors. (3 credits)

ANT 2742

Human Evolution. (3 credits)

ANT 3602

Peoples and Cultures of South America. (3 credits)

ANT 3606

Magic and Religion in Preliterate Societies. (3 credits)

ANT 3611

Peoples and Cultures of Africa. (3 credits)

ANT 3691

Native American Cultures. (3 credits)

ANT 3712

Archaeology of the Earliest Civilizations. (3 credits)

ANT 3960

Special Topics in Anthropology. (1 to 4 credits)

ANT 3970

Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)

ANT 4400

Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)

ART 1000

Drawing I. (3 credits)

ART 1110

Design. (3 credits)

ART 1111

Three-Dimensional Design. (3 credits)

ART 2000

Life Drawing. (3 credits)

ART 2012G

Nonwestern Fine Arts. (3 credits)

ART 2050

Painting I. (3 credits)

ART 2100

Sculpture I. (3 credits)

ART 2250

Ceramics I. (3 credits)

ART 2300

African-American Art. (3 credits)

ART 2310G

Introduction to Art. (3 credits)

ART 2330G

Art Appreciation. (3 credits)

ART 2400

Introduction to Art Education. (1 credits)

ART 2440

Art for Teachers in the Elementary Grades. (2 credits)

ART 2500

Health and Safety in the Visual Arts. (1 credits)

ART 2560

Printmaking I. (3 credits)

ART 2601G

History of Art I. (3 credits)

ART 2602G

History of Art II. (3 credits)

ART 2691G

History of Art I, Honors. (3 credits)

ART 2692G

History of Art II, Honors. (3 credits)

ART 2700

Introduction to Jewelry. (3 credits)

ART 2800

Introduction to Weaving. (3 credits)

ART 2910

Introduction to Graphic Design. (3 credits)

ART 2920

Graphic Abstractions. (3 credits)

ART 3000

Drawing III. (3 credits)

ART 3011

Exhibition Techniques. (1 credits)

ART 3051

Painting II. (3 credits)

ART 3052

Painting III. (3 credits)

ART 3080

Watercolor. (3 credits)

ART 3111

Sculpture II. (3 credits)

ART 3112

Sculpture III. (3 credits)

ART 3200

Digital Art I. (3 credits)

ART 3251

Ceramics II. (3 credits)

ART 3252

Ceramics III. (3 credits)

ART 3340G

Multicultural Aesthetics. (3 credits)

ART 3400

Art Education for Elementary Schools. (3 credits)

ART 3405

Art Education for Elementary Schools Studio. (2 credits)

ART 3410

Art Education for Secondary Schools. (3 credits)

ART 3415

Art Education for Secondary Schools Studio. (2 credits)

ART 3420

New Media in the Art Curriculum. (3 credits)

ART 3570

Printmaking II. (3 credits)

ART 3610G

African Art. (3 credits)

ART 3630

Greek and Roman Art. (3 credits)

ART 3641

Early Medieval Art. (3 credits)

ART 3642

Romanesque and Gothic Art. (3 credits)

ART 3651

Italian Renaissance Art: Fifteenth Century. (3 credits)

ART 3652

Italian Renaissance Art: Sixteenth Century. (3 credits)

ART 3660

Baroque Art. (3 credits)

ART 3670

Nineteenth-Century European Painting. (3 credits)

ART 3680

Modern European Painting and Sculpture. (3 credits)

ART 3681

Contemporary Art. (3 credits)

ART 3685

Women in Art. (3 credits)

ART 3701

Jewelry and Metalsmithing I. (3 credits)

ART 3702

Jewelry and Metalsmithing II. (3 credits)

ART 3801

Weaving II. (3 credits)

ART 3802

Weaving III. (3 credits)

ART 3820

Textile Design. (3 credits)

ART 3910

Typography I. (3 credits)

ART 3911

Visualization Studies I. (3 credits)

ART 3920

Typography II. (3 credits)

ART 3921

Visualization Studies II. (3 credits)

ART 3940

History of Graphic Design. (3 credits)

ART 3970

Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)

ART 4000

Advanced Life Drawing. (3 credits)

ART 4051

Painting IV. (3 credits)

ART 4052

Painting V. (3 credits)

ART 4111

Sculpture IV. (3 credits)

ART 4112

Sculpture V. (3 credits)

ART 4251

Ceramics IV. (3 credits)

ART 4252

Ceramics V. (3 credits)

ART 4275

Internship. (1 to 15 credits)

ART 4400

Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)

ART 4580

Printmaking III. (3 credits)

ART 4701

Advanced Metalsmithing I. (3 credits)

ART 4740

Issues in Art Education. (3 credits)

ART 4755

Special Topics in Art. (1 to 3 credits)

ART 4765

Twentieth-Century American Painting and Sculpture. (3 credits)

ART 4775

Seminar in Twentieth-Century Art History and Criticism. (3 credits)

ART 4800

Advanced Weaving. (3 credits)

ART 4801

Advanced Weaving II. (3 credits)

ART 4802

Advanced Weaving III. (3 credits)

ART 4910

Typography III. (3 credits)

ART 4911

Visualization Studies III. (3 credits)

ART 4920

Typography IV. (3 credits)

ART 4921

Visualization Studies IV. (3 credits)

BIO 1001G

Biological Principles and Issues. (3 credits)

BIO 1002G

Practical Botany. (3 credits)

BIO 1003G

Life of Animals. (3 credits)

BIO 1004G

Practical Microbiology. (3 credits)

BIO 1091G

Biological Principles and Issues, Honors. (3 credits)

BIO 1092G

General Botany, Honors. (4 credits)

BIO 1093G

Life of Animals, Honors. (3 credits)

BIO 1100

General Biology. (4 credits)

BIO 1200G

General Botany. (4 credits)

BIO 1300G

Animal Diversity. (4 credits)

BIO 2001G

Human Physiology. (4 credits)

BIO 2091G

Human Physiology, Honors. (4 credits)

BIO 2200

Human Anatomy. (4 credits)

BIO 2320

Economic Botany. (2 credits)

BIO 2322

Survey of Local Flora. (2 credits)

BIO 3001G

Heredity and Society. (3 credits)

BIO 3002G

Environmental Life Science. (3 credits)

BIO 3091G

Heredity and Society, Honors. (3 credits)

BIO 3092G

Environmental Life Science, Honors. (4 credits)

BIO 3100

Molecular and Cell Biology. (3 credits)

BIO 3101

Molecular and Cell Biology Laboratory. (1 credits)

BIO 3200

Genetics. (4 credits)

BIO 3210

Immunology. (3 credits)

BIO 3300

General Microbiology. (4 credits)

BIO 3312

Horticulture. (3 credits)

BIO 3322

Dendrology. (3 credits)

BIO 3400

Methods of Teaching Biological Sciences in High School. (3 credits)

BIO 3450

Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)

BIO 3451

Undergraduate Research. (1 to 3 credits)

BIO 3510

Plant Physiology. (4 credits)

BIO 3520

Animal Physiology. (4 credits)

BIO 3610

Survey of Algae and Fungi. (3 credits)

BIO 3612

Plant Morphology. (3 credits)

BIO 3614

Plant Anatomy. (3 credits)

BIO 3620

Functional Comparative Anatomy. (4 credits)

BIO 3622

Embryology. (4 credits)

BIO 3624

Histology. (3 credits)

BIO 3700

Parasitology. (3 credits)

BIO 3720

Entomology. (4 credits)

BIO 3800

Ecology. (4 credits)

BIO 3810

Freshwater Ecology. (3 credits)

BIO 3950

Vertebrate Natural History. (3 credits)

BIO 3952

Invertebrate Natural History. (3 credits)

BIO 3960

Special Topics. (1 to 4 credits)

BIO 4275

Internship. (12 credits)

BIO 4400

Teaching in the Lab. (1 credits)

BIO 4444

Honors Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)

BIO 4555

Honors Research. (1 to 3 credits)

BIO 4644

Honors Thesis. (3 credits)

BIO 4666

Honors Seminar. (1 credits)

BIO 4750

Biometrics. (3 credits)

BIO 4751

Advanced Molecular Cell Biology. (3 credits)

BIO 4800

Research Techniques. (2 credits)

BIO 4810

Plant Ecology. (3 credits)

BIO 4812

Fisheries Ecology and Management. (3 credits)

BIO 4814

Conservation Biology. (3 credits)

BIO 4816

Study of Biotic Communities. (3 credits)

BIO 4818

Environmental Microbiology. (4 credits)

BIO 4830

Comparative Vertebrate Physiology. (3 credits)

BIO 4832

Animal Behavior. (4 credits)

BIO 4834

Neurobiology. (3 credits)

BIO 4836

Pathogenic Microbiology. (4 credits)

BIO 4892

Introduction to Paleobotany. (4 credits)

BIO 4940

Phycology. (3 credits)

BIO 4942

Mycology. (3 credits)

BIO 4944

Lichens. (3 credits)

BIO 4946

Bryology. (3 credits)

BIO 4948

Plant Taxonomy. (3 credits)

BIO 4950

Ichthyology. (3 credits)

BIO 4952

Herpetology. (3 credits)

BIO 4954

Ornithology. (3 credits)

BIO 4956

Mammalogy. (3 credits)

BIO 4984

Organic Evolution. (3 credits)

BUS 1000

Introductory Business Seminar. (1 credits)

BUS 1950

Computer Concepts and Applications for Business. (3 credits)

BUS 2101

Financial Accounting. (3 credits)

BUS 2102

Managerial Accounting. (3 credits)

BUS 2275

Internship in Business. (3 credits)

BUS 2710

Survey of Finance. (3 credits)

BUS 2750

Legal and Social Environment of Business. (3 credits)

BUS 2810

Business Statistics I. (3 credits)

BUS 3010

Management and Organizational Behavior. (3 credits)

BUS 3470

Principles of Marketing. (3 credits)

BUS 3500

Management Information Systems. (3 credits)

BUS 3710

Business Financial Management. (3 credits)

BUS 3950

Operations Management. (3 credits)

BUS 3970

Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)

BUS 4360

Strategy and Policy. (3 credits)

BUS 4740

Independent Study (1 to 3 credits)

CDS 2000

Introduction to Communication Disorders & Sciences. (1 credits)

CDS 2100

Phonetics and Phonological Development. (3 credits)

CDS 2200

Language Acquisition. (3 credits)

CDS 2500

Anatomy and Physiology of the Speech, Language, Swallowing, and Hearing Mechanism. (3 credits)

CDS 2800

Speech Science. (3 credits)

CDS 3100

Phonological Assessment and Remediation. (3 credits)

CDS 3200

Developmental Language Disorders. (3 credits)

CDS 3500

Neurological/Embryological Aspects of Communication. (3 credits)

CDS 3700

Diagnosis and Treatment of Communication Disorders. (3 credits)

CDS 3900

Introduction to Clinical Techniques in Communication Disorders. (1 credits)

CDS 4200

Language and Literacy. (2 credits)

CDS 4300

Introduction to Audiology. (3 credits)

CDS 4350

Aural Rehabilitation. (3 credits)

CDS 4644

Honors Thesis. (3 credits)

CDS 4666

Honors Seminar. (3 credits)

CDS 4760

Voice Production and Disorders. (3 credits)

CDS 4800

Communication Modalities. (3 credits)

CDS 4850

Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)

CDS 4900

Clinical Practice. (1 credits)

CDS 5000

Research Methods in Communication Disorders and Sciences. (3 credits)

CHM 1040G

The World of Chemistry. (4 credits)

CHM 1310G

General Chemistry I. (3 credits)

CHM 1315G

General Chemistry Laboratory I. (1 credits)

CHM 1390G

General Chemistry I, Honors. (3 credits)

CHM 1395G

General Chemistry Laboratory I, Honors. (1 credits)

CHM 1410

General Chemistry II. (3 credits)

CHM 1415

General Chemistry Laboratory II. (1 credits)

CHM 1490

General Chemistry II, Honors. (3 credits)

CHM 1495

General Chemistry Laboratory II, Honors. (1 credits)

CHM 2040G

Practical Chemistry. (3 credits)

CHM 2310

Inorganic Chemistry I. (3 credits)

CHM 2430

Survey of Organic Chemistry. (3 credits)

CHM 2435

Survey of Organic Chemistry Laboratory. (1 credits)

CHM 2440

Organic Chemistry I. (3 credits)

CHM 2445

Organic Chemistry Laboratory I. (1 credits)

CHM 2730

Quantitative Analysis. (3 credits)

CHM 2840

Organic Chemistry II. (3 credits)

CHM 2845

Organic Chemistry Laboratory II. (2 credits)

CHM 3000

Undergraduate Seminar. (Audit only credits)

CHM 3001

Undergraduate Seminar. (1 credits)

CHM 3100

Practicum in Chemistry. (1 credits)

CHM 3200

Cooperative Education in Chemistry. (1 to 4 credits)

CHM 3300

Survey of Biochemistry. (3 credits)

CHM 3450

Biochemistry I. (3 credits)

CHM 3455

Biochemistry Laboratory. (2 credits)

CHM 3460

Biochemistry II. (3 credits)

CHM 3500

Introduction to Chemical Research. (1 credits)

CHM 3780

Instrumental Analysis. (3 credits)

CHM 3910

Chemical Thermodynamics and Kinetics. (4 credits)

CHM 3915

Physical Chemistry Laboratory. (2 credits)

CHM 3920

Quantum Chemistry. (3 credits)

CHM 3940

Computer Programming in Chemistry. (2 credits)

CHM 4000

Undergraduate Seminar.

CHM 4001

Undergraduate Seminar. (1 credits)

CHM 4400

Undergraduate Research. (1 to 6 credits)

CHM 4410

Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)

CHM 4444

Honors Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)

CHM 4555

Honors Research. (1 to 3 credits)

CHM 4644

Honors Thesis. (3 credits)

CHM 4666

Honors Seminar. (1 credits)

CHM 4750

Environmental Chemistry. (3 credits)

CHM 4770

Molecular Spectroscopy. (3 credits)

CHM 4790

Medicinal Chemistry. (3 credits)

CHM 4800

Selected Topics in Chemistry. (1 to 3 credits)

CHM 4860

Biochemistry III. (3 credits)

CHM 4900

Inorganic Chemistry II. (3 credits)

CHM 4905

Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory. (2 credits)

CIS 2000

Problem Solving with Visual BASIC. (3 credits)

CIS 3000

Information Systems Design and Development. (3 credits)

CIS 3200

Networking Fundamentals. (3 credits)

CIS 3300

Business Programming in COBOL. (3 credits)

CIS 3320

Business Programming with C. (3 credits)

CIS 3340

File Organization and Management Methods. (3 credits)

CIS 3350

MVS Control Languages and Utilities. (3 credits)

CIS 3500

Advanced Microcomputer Applications and Development. (3 credits)

CIS 3510

Business Presentations and Document Design. (3 credits)

CIS 3520

Communication for CIS Professionals. (3 credits)

CIS 3530

Business Web Site Design and Development. (3 credits)

CIS 3700

Local Area Networking. (3 credits)

CIS 3720

Telecommunications Programming with Visual Basic. (3 credits)

CIS 3740

Fundamentals of E-Commerce. (3 credits)

CIS 3900

Java Programming. (3 credits)

CIS 3970

Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)

CIS 4000

Database: Design and Management. (3 credits)

CIS 4275

Internship in Computer Information Systems. (1 to 12 credits)

CIS 4310

Decision Support Systems for the Management Sciences. (3 credits)

CIS 4330

Advanced Java Programming. (3 credits)

CIS 4350

Interactive Business Systems. (3 credits)

CIS 4500

Management of User Systems. (3 credits)

CIS 4600

Special Topics in Computer Information Systems. (1 to 3 credits)

CIS 4700

Internetworking. (3 credits)

CIS 4740

Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)

CLS 4000

Clinical Chemistry I. (4 to 6 credits)

CLS 4005

Clinical Chemistry II. (3 to 5 credits)

CLS 4010

Clinical Hematology. (4 to 6 credits)

CLS 4020

Clinical Hemostasis. (1 to 2 credits)

CLS 4030

Clinical Immunohematology. (3 to 5 credits)

CLS 4040

Clinical Immunology. (2 to 3 credits)

CLS 4050

Clinical Microbiology I. (5 to 6 credits)

CLS 4055

Clinical Microbiology II. (2 to 3 credits)

CLS 4060

Special Topics in Clinical Laboratory Science. (1 credits)

CLS 4070

Clinical Management and Education. (1 credits)

COS 1000

Portfolio Development. (1 credits)

COS 3200

Occupational Experience. (up to 30 credits)

COS 3300

Occupational Subjects. (up to 20 credits)

COS 3500

Supervision. (3 credits)

COS 4275

Career & Organizational Studies Internship. (1 to 15 credits)

COS 4300

Special Study in Career & Organizational Studies. (3 credits)

COS 4800

Strategies and Processes of Teaching and Training. (3 credits)

COS 4810

Principles of Career Development. (3 credits)

COS 4820

Sociotechnical Design. (3 credits)

COS 4830

Organizational Perspectives: Past, Present and Future. (3 credits)

COS 4840

Training Program Development. (3 credits)

COS 4850

Special Topics in Career & Organizational Studies. (1 to 3 credits)

COS 4860

Facilitating Learning and Project Groups. (3 credits)

COS 4870

Developing Critical Thinking in the Workplace. (3 credits)

COS 4880

Productive Work Teams. (3 credits)

COS 4890

Accelerated Learning and Training. (3 credits)

CSC 3000

Introduction to the Internet. (1 credits)

CSC 3001G

Survival of Humanity (3 credits)

CTE 1420

Survey of Business Principles. (3 credits)

CTE 2000

Inquiry Into Teaching Career and Technical Education. (2 credits)

CTE 2001

Work-Based Learning. (1 credits)

CTE 3000

Consumers in the Marketplace. (3 credits)

CTE 3100

Instructional Technology in Career and Technical Education. (3 credits)

CTE 3400

Methods of Teaching Career and Technical Education. (3 credits)

CTE 3401

Seminar in Teaching Keyboarding and Computer Applications. (2 credits)

CTE 3402

Seminar in Teaching Basic Business and Accounting. (2 credits)

CTE 3403

Seminar in Teaching Family and Consumer Sciences. (2 credits)

CTE 3404

Seminar in Teaching Technology. (2 credits)

CTE 4913

Organization and Administration of Cooperative Occupational Education. (3 credits)

CTE 4923

Coordination Techniques for Cooperative Occupational Education. (3 credits)

ECN 2800G

Economics of Social Issues. (3 credits)

ECN 2801G

Principles of Macroeconomics. (3 credits)

ECN 2802G

Principles of Microeconomics. (3 credits)

ECN 2891G

Principles of Macroeconomics, Honors. (3 credits)

ECN 2892G

Principles of Microeconomics, Honors. (3 credits)

ECN 3810

Economics of Natural Resources. (3 credits)

ECN 3833

Economic Development of Modern Europe. (3 credits)

ECN 3835

American Economic Development. (3 credits)

ECN 3851

Public Finance. (3 credits)

ECN 3853

Urban and Regional Economics. (3 credits)

ECN 3860

International Economics. (3 credits)

ECN 3870

Agricultural Economics. (3 credits)

ECN 3873

Economics of Race and Gender (3 credits)

ECN 3875

Health Economics. (3 credits)

ECN 3880

Government and Business. (3 credits)

ECN 3881

Economics of Public Utilities. (3 credits)

ECN 3890

Labor Economics. (3 credits)

ECN 3891

International Economics, Honors. (3 credits)

ECN 3970

Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)

ECN 3971

Statistics Applied to Economics I. (3 credits)

ECN 3972

Statistics Applied to Economics II. (3 credits)

ECN 4275

Internship in Economics. (1 to 12 credits)

ECN 4444

Honors Independent Study. (3 credits)

ECN 4505

Business Cycles. (3 credits)

ECN 4511

Comparative Economic Systems. (3 credits)

ECN 4520

History of Economic Thought. (3 credits)

ECN 4570

Economic Problems of the Developing Countries. (3 credits)

ECN 4644

Honors Thesis. (3 credits)

ECN 4666

Honors Seminar. (3 credits)

ECN 4689

Theory and Research. (3 credits)

ECN 4751

Managerial Economics. (3 credits)

ECN 4801

Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory. (3 credits)

ECN 4802

Intermediate Microeconomic Theory. (3 credits)

ECN 4803

Mathematical Economics. (3 credits)

ECN 4813

Transition Economies. (3 credits)

ECN 4840

Money and Banking. (3 credits)

ECN 4850

Economic Analysis of Law. (3 credits)

ECN 4861

International Economic Problems. (3 credits)

ECN 4875

Area Studies. (3 credits)

ECN 4890

Topics in Labor Economics. (3 credits)

ECN 4900

Issues in Economics. (3 credits)

ECN 4950

Independent Study. (2 to 3 credits)

ECN 4973

Introduction to Econometrics. (3 credits)

EDF 2555

Diversity of Schools and Societies: Social and Global Perspectives. (3 credits)

EDF 2985

Adults in Transition. (2 credits)

EDF 4450

Philosophy and History of Education. (3 credits)

EDF 4741

Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)

EDF 4750

Introduction to Adult Education. (3 credits)

EDP 3331

Theories of Learning and Development for Secondary Teachers. (3 credits)

EDP 4770

Facilitation Interpersonal Relationships. (3 credits)

EDP 4790

Studies in Education. (2 credits)

EDP 4800

Studies in Education. (1 credits)

EDU 2022

Teaching and Learning with Technology in Classrooms. (2 credits)

EDU 4281

Teaching Reading and Language Arts in Secondary Classrooms. (3 credits)

EDU 4550

Alternative Certification: Introduction to Teaching. (1 credits)

EDU 4551

Alternative Certification: Foundations of Teaching. (4 credits)

EDU 4552

Alternative Certification: General Teaching Methods. (8 credits)

EDU 4553

Alternative Certification: Teaching Methods. (3 credits)

EDU 4560

Alternative Certification: Internship, Part I. (6 credits)

EDU 4561

Alternative Certification: Internship, Part II. (6 credits)

EDU 4570

Alternative Certification: Candidate Assessment. (1 credits)

EIU 1111

University Foundations. (2 credits)

EIU 3970

Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)

EIU 4100G

Folklore, Culture, and Society. (3 credits)

EIU 4101G

Spaceship Earth: The Present State. (3 credits)

EIU 4102G

Technology and Society. (3 credits)

EIU 4103G

Physical Activity and Mental Wellness. (3 credits)

EIU 4104G

World Film: Language and Culture in Film. (3 credits)

EIU 4105G

Controversial Issues in Education. (3 credits)

EIU 4106G

War Stories. (3 credits)

EIU 4107G

The Idea of a University: Yesterday and Today. (3 credits)

EIU 4108G

The Changing World of Women. (3 credits)

EIU 4109G

The Politics of Human Rights. (3 credits)

EIU 4110G

Frontiers of Communication (3 credits)

EIU 4111G

Plants and Civilizations. (3 credits)

EIU 4112G

Women and Technology. (3 credits)

EIU 4113G

The European Union: A Multi-cultural Approach. (3 credits)

EIU 4118G

Sociobiology: The Biological Origins of Social Practices. (3 credits)

EIU 4121G

Leisure Time: The American Perspective. (3 credits)

EIU 4123G

Social Movements, Crowds, and Violence. (3 credits)

EIU 4125G

Cultural Diversity in the United States. (3 credits)

EIU 4126G

Body, Health, and Society (3 credits)

EIU 4128G

Politics and Popular Culture (3 credits)

EIU 4129G

Law and Technology (3 credits)

EIU 4131G

Modern Biomedical Science: Promise and Problems. (3 credits)

EIU 4142G

Telecommunication Issues in the Third Millennium (3 credits)

EIU 4151G

Nutritional Dilemmas and Decisions. (3 credits)

EIU 4155G

The European Witchhunts. (3 credits)

EIU 4157G

Impact of Communication Deficits: Adjusting to Cultural Demands. (3 credits)

EIU 4158G

Freedom of Expression: Dissent, Hate, and Heresy. (3 credits)

EIU 4160G

Personal Financial Investments (3 credits)

EIU 4161G

Theatre as a Soapbox. (3 credits)

EIU 4162G

Women's Voices: Women in the Theatre. (3 credits)

EIU 4165G

Journalistic Media in Society. (3 credits)

EIU 4167G

The Meaning of Life. (3 credits)

EIU 4168G

The Internet as a Social Phenomenon. (3 credits)

EIU 4169G

Women in Science. (3 credits)

EIU 4170G

History on Film. (3 credits)

EIU 4191G

Leisure Time: The American Perspective, Honors. (4 credits)

EIU 4192G

Film and Contemporary Society, Honors (4 credits)

EIU 4193G

The Holocaust, Honors. (4 credits)

EIU 4194G

Leadership: Theory and Practice, Honors. (4 credits)

EIU 4195G

The European Witchhunts, Honors. (4 credits)

EIU 4196G

Journalistic Media in Society, Honors. (4 credits)

EIU 4197G

Freedom of Expression: Dissent, Hate, and Heresy, Honors. (4 credits)

EIU 4199G

The Politics of Human Rights, Honors. (4 credits)

ELE 2000

The Teacher and the School. (2 credits)

ELE 2320

Childhood and Early Adolescent Development. (3 credits)

ELE 2321

Child Growth and Development. (3 credits)

ELE 3000

Instructional Strategies for the Elementary Classroom. (4 credits)

ELE 3250

Facilitating Learning in Early Childhood Programs. (3 credits)

ELE 3280

Developmental Reading in the Elementary School. (3 credits)

ELE 3281

Developmental Reading in Early Childhood. (3 credits)

ELE 3290

Science in the Elementary School. (3 credits)

ELE 3340

Social Studies for Elementary School Children. (3 credits)

ELE 3350

Language Arts in the Elementary School. (2 credits)

ELE 3970

Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)

ELE 4000

Practicum in Elementary Curriculum and Instruction. (1 credits)

ELE 4741

Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)

ELE 4770

Methods and Curriculum in the Primary Grades. (3 credits)

ELE 4775

Language and Language Arts in Early Childhood. (3 credits)

ELE 4776

Early Childhood Education: History and Philosophy. (3 credits)

ELE 4780

Studies in Education. (1 to 3 credits)

ELE 4880

Diagnostic-Prescriptive Reading Instruction. (3 credits)

ENG 0990

English as a Second Language I. (4 credits)

ENG 0995

English as a Second Language II. (4 credits)

ENG 1000

Fundamental English. (2 credits)

ENG 1001G

Composition and Language. (3 credits)

ENG 1002G

Composition and Literature. (3 credits)

ENG 1091G

Composition and Language, Honors. (3 credits)

ENG 1092G

Composition and Literature, Honors. (3 credits)

ENG 2001

Creative Writing: Nonfiction. (3 credits)

ENG 2003

Creative Writing: Poetry. (3 credits)

ENG 2005

Creative Writing: Drama. (3 credits)

ENG 2007

Creative Writing: Fiction. (3 credits)

ENG 2009G

Literature and Human Values 1, 2, 3, 4. (3 credits)

ENG 2011G

Literature, the Self and the World 1, 2, 3. (3 credits)

ENG 2091G

Literature, the Self, and the World 1, 2, 3, Honors. (3 credits)

ENG 2099G

Literature and Human Values 1, 2, 3, 4, Honors. (3 credits)

ENG 2205

Introduction to Literary Studies. (3 credits)

ENG 2601

Backgrounds of Western Literature. (3 credits)

ENG 2602

World Literature since the Renaissance. (3 credits)

ENG 2603

Greek and Roman Mythology. (3 credits)

ENG 2692

World Literature since the Renaissance, Honors. (3 credits)

ENG 2705

African-American Literature. (3 credits)

ENG 2760

Introduction to Professional Writing. (3 credits)

ENG 2850

Postcolonial Literatures in English. (3 credits)

ENG 2901

Structure of English. (3 credits)

ENG 3001

Advanced Composition. (3 credits)

ENG 3005

Technical Communication. (3 credits)

ENG 3009G

Myth and Culture. (3 credits)

ENG 3010G

Literary Masterworks. (3 credits)

ENG 3090G

Literary Masterworks, Honors. (3 credits)

ENG 3099G

Myth and Culture, Honors. (3 credits)

ENG 3100G

Cultural Foundations I. (3 credits)

ENG 3110G

Cultural Foundations II. (3 credits)

ENG 3401

Methods of Teaching Composition in the Secondary School. (3 credits)

ENG 3402

Methods of Teaching Literature in the Secondary School. (3 credits)

ENG 3405

Children's Literature. (3 credits)

ENG 3504

Film and Literature. (3 credits)

ENG 3600

The Bible as Literature. (3 credits)

ENG 3601

Studies in Major Writers. (3 credits)

ENG 3604

Special Topics in Literature. (3 credits)

ENG 3606

Modern Drama. (3 credits)

ENG 3700

American Literature: 1450 to 1800. (3 credits)

ENG 3701

American Literature: 1800 to Mid-19th Century. (3 credits)

ENG 3702

American Literature: Mid-19th Century to 1900. (3 credits)

ENG 3703

American Literature: 1900 to 1950. (3 credits)

ENG 3704

American Literature: 1950 to present. (3 credits)

ENG 3705

American Multicultural Literatures. (3 credits)

ENG 3706

American Regional Literature. (3 credits)

ENG 3800

Medieval British Literature. (3 credits)

ENG 3801

Chaucer. (3 credits)

ENG 3802

Shakespeare. (3 credits)

ENG 3803

Renaissance and Seventeenth-Century British Literature. (3 credits)

ENG 3804

Milton. (3 credits)

ENG 3805

Restoration and Eighteenth-Century British Literature. (3 credits)

ENG 3806

British Romantic Literature. (3 credits)

ENG 3807

Victorian Literature. (3 credits)

ENG 3808

Twentieth-Century British Literature. (3 credits)

ENG 3892

Shakespeare, Honors. (3 credits)

ENG 3901

Language and Linguistics. (3 credits)

ENG 3903

Women, Literature, and Language. (3 credits)

ENG 3970

Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)

ENG 4275

Internship in Professional Writing. (4 credits)

ENG 4300

Senior Seminar. (3 credits)

ENG 4390

Senior Seminar, Honors. (3 credits)

ENG 4644

Honors Thesis. (3 credits)

ENG 4750

Studies in African-American Literature. (3 credits)

ENG 4752

Studies in Drama. (3 credits)

ENG 4760

Studies in Professional Writing (3 credits)

ENG 4761

Creative Nonfiction Writing (3 credits)

ENG 4762

Poetry Writing. (3 credits)

ENG 4763

Fiction Writing. (3 credits)

ENG 4764

Play Writing. (3 credits)

ENG 4775

Studies in Literary Criticism. (3 credits)

ENG 4801

Integrating the English Language Arts. (3 credits)

ENG 4850

Studies in Third World Literatures. (3 credits)

ENG 4901

History of the English Language. (3 credits)

ENG 4903

Young Adult Literature. (3 credits)

ENG 4905

Studies in Children's Literature. (3 credits)

ENG 4906

Problems in the Teaching of English. (3 credits)

ENG 4950

Literary History and Bibliography. (3 credits)

ESC 1300G

Introduction to Earth Sciences. (4 credits)

ESC 1390G

Introduction to Earth Sciences, Honors. (4 credits)

ESC 1400G

Weather and Climate. (4 credits)

ESC 1490G

Weather and Climate, Honors. (4 credits)

ESC 2420

Regional Geomorphology. (3 credits)

ESC 2450G

Oceanography. (3 credits)

ESC 3010G

Environmental Physical Science. (3 credits)

ESC 3200

Human Impacts on the Environment. (3 credits)

ESC 3300

Soils. (3 credits)

ESC 3410

Climatology. (3 credits)

ESC 3530

Medieval Archaeology and Cultural Heritage in Europe. (4 credits)

ESC 3550

Surface Water Processes and Resources. (3 credits)

ESC 3960

Special Topics. (1 to 4 credits)

ESC 3970

Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)

ESC 3990

Medieval Archaeology, Honors. (1 to 4 credits)

ESC 4275

Internship in Earth Science. (1 to 4 credits)

ESC 4400

Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)

ESC 4430

Undergraduate Research in Earth Science. (1 to 3 credits)

ESC 4900

Earth Science Field Experience for Teachers. (5 credits)

ESC 4950

Earth Science Field Experience Research for Teachers. (1 to 3 credits)

FCS 1000

Foundations of Family and Consumer Sciences. (2 credits)

FCS 1120

Food Selection and Preparation. (3 credits)

FCS 1121

Food Service Sanitation. (1 credits)

FCS 1800

Life Span Human Development. (3 credits)

FCS 2000

Family Perspectives. (3 credits)

FCS 2100

Nutrition in a Global Society. (3 credits)

FCS 2140

Quantity Food Production. (3 credits)

FCS 2190

Nutrition in a Global Society, Honors. (3 credits)

FCS 2231

Sociology of Clothing. (3 credits)

FCS 2232

Historic Costume and Fashion Analysis. (3 credits)

FCS 2233

Fashion Distribution Systems. (3 credits)

FCS 2234

Principles of Clothing Construction. (3 credits)

FCS 2244

Consumer Textiles: Care and Production. (3 credits)

FCS 2250

Consumer Technology. (3 credits)

FCS 2270

Housing. (3 credits)

FCS 2800

Family Relationships. (3 credits)

FCS 2831

Women in Contemporary Society. (3 credits)

FCS 2850

Child Development. (3 credits)

FCS 3000

Family Resource Management. (3 credits)

FCS 3120

Food Science. (4 credits)

FCS 3151

Community Nutrition. (3 credits)

FCS 3233

Fashion Buying. (3 credits)

FCS 3245

Textiles: Color Design Production (3 credits)

FCS 3280

Interior Design. (3 credits)

FCS 3300

Consumer Education. (3 credits)

FCS 3750

Independent Study in Family and Consumer Sciences. (1 to 3 credits)

FCS 3755

Physiological Nutrition. (3 credits)

FCS 3790

The Hospitality Industry. (3 credits)

FCS 3796

Hospitality Operations. (3 credits)

FCS 3800

Family Life and Sex Education. (3 credits)

FCS 3820

The Family in Social Change. (2 credits)

FCS 3853

Practicum in Child Development. (3 credits)

FCS 4000

Professional Focus of Family and Consumer Sciences. (2 credits)

FCS 4150

The Profession of Dietetics. (1 credits)

FCS 4230

Special Topics in Family and Consumer Sciences (1 to 3 credits)

FCS 4235

International Special Topics in Family and Consumer Sciences. (1 to 3 credits)

FCS 4238

Principles of Pattern Design. (3 credits)

FCS 4275

Internship. (3 to 9 credits)

FCS 4300

Consumer Issues. (2 credits)

FCS 4340

Conventions and Trade Shows. (3 credits)

FCS 4345

Hospitality Administration. (3 credits)

FCS 4444

Honors Independent Study. (3 credits)

FCS 4555

Honors Research. (3 credits)

FCS 4644

Honors Thesis. (3 credits)

FCS 4750

Advanced Human Nutrition. (3 credits)

FCS 4751

Nutrition Therapy. (4 credits)

FCS 4752

Focus on Diabetes. (1 credits)

FCS 4753

Nutrition and the Addicted Person. (1 credits)

FCS 4755

Nutrition for Physical Performance. (3 credits)

FCS 4770

Consumer Decisions in the Marketplace. (3 credits)

FCS 4780

Living Environments. (3 credits)

FCS 4790

Interior Design Practices. (3 credits)

FCS 4820

Death and Dying. (3 credits)

FCS 4840

The Disadvantaged Family. (3 credits)

FCS 4845

The Family in Crisis. (3 credits)

FCS 4846

Aging and the Family. (3 credits)

FCS 4851

Infant Development. (3 credits)

FCS 4854

Parent-Child Study and Community Involvement. (3 credits)

FCS 4859

Administration of Child Care Programs. (3 credits)

FCS 4860

Addictions and the Family. (3 credits)

FCS 4926

Public Presentation Techniques. (3 credits)

FCS 4940

Food Systems Management. (3 credits)

FIN 3300

Fundamentals of Financial and Tax Planning. (3 credits)

FIN 3720

Investments. (3 credits)

FIN 3730

Financial Markets: Commodities, Derivatives, and Securities. (3 credits)

FIN 3740

Real Estate Fundamentals. (3 credits)

FIN 3750

Management of Financial Institutions. (3 credits)

FIN 3760

Real Estate Investment (3 credits)

FIN 3770

Working Capital Management. (3 credits)

FIN 3780

Long-Term Financial Management. (3 credits)

FIN 3900

Risk and Insurance. (3 credits)

FIN 3970

Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)

FIN 4110

Special Topics in Finance. (3 credits)

FIN 4200

Portfolio Management. (3 credits)

FIN 4220

Applied Securities Analysis. (3 credits)

FIN 4275

Internship in Finance. (1 to 12 credits)

FIN 4300

Retirement and Estate Planning. (3 credits)

FIN 4400

Financial Analysis and Planning (3 credits)

FIN 4740

Independent Study (1 to 3 credits)

FIN 4820

International Finance. (3 credits)

FIN 4830

Current Issues in Finance. (3 credits)

FLE 2050

Comparative Language Structures. (3 credits)

FLE 2061G

German Literature in Translation. (3 credits)

FLE 2062G

Hispanic Literature in Translation. (3 credits)

FLE 2063G

Francophone Literature in Translation. (3 credits)

FLE 3000

Media and Global Communication. (3 credits)

FLE 3050

Culture and Language in the French-Speaking World. (3 credits)

FLE 3400

Methods of Teaching Foreign Language. (3 credits)

FLE 3950

Introduction to Historical Linguistics. (3 credits)

FLE 4400

Independent Study in Foreign Languages. (1 to 3 credits)

FLE 4405

Topics in Literature in Translation (3 credits)

FLF 1001

Conversational French I. (2 credits)

FLF 1002

Conversational French II (2 credits)

FLF 1101

Elementary French I. (4 credits)

FLF 1102

Elementary French II. (4 credits)

FLF 2201G

Intermediate French I (4 credits)

FLF 2202G

Intermediate French II. (4 credits)

FLF 3220

French for Business. (3 credits)

FLF 3300

French Phonetics. (3 credits)

FLF 3301

French Conversation. (3 credits)

FLF 3302

French Advanced Grammar. (3 credits)

FLF 3304

French Civilization. (3 credits)

FLF 3305

French Literature I. (3 credits)

FLF 3306

French Literature II. (3 credits)

FLF 3401

Cadet Teaching. (1 to 3 credits)

FLF 3820

French Composition and Stylistics. (3 credits)

FLF 3970

Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)

FLF 4100

Topics in Francophone Cultures. (1 to 3 credits)

FLF 4200

Topics in Francophone Literatures. (1 to 3 credits)

FLF 4275

Internship. (1 to 4 credits)

FLF 4400

Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)

FLF 4401

French Novel I. (3 credits)

FLF 4402

French Novel II. (3 credits)

FLF 4444

Honors Independent Study. (3 credits)

FLF 4644

Honors Thesis. (3 credits)

FLF 4666

Honors Seminar. (3 credits)

FLF 4760

French Drama. (3 credits)

FLF 4770

French Poetry. (3 credits)

FLG 1001

Conversational German I. (2 credits)

FLG 1002

Conversational German II (2 credits)

FLG 1101

Elementary German I. (4 credits)

FLG 1102

Elementary German II. (4 credits)

FLG 2201G

Intermediate German I (4 credits)

FLG 2202G

Intermediate German II. (4 credits)

FLG 3101

German Conversation and Composition I. (3 credits)

FLG 3102

German Conversation and Composition II. (3 credits)

FLG 3200

German Culture and Civilization. (3 credits)

FLG 3303

German Linguistics. (3 credits)

FLG 3310

Survey of German Literature I. (3 credits)

FLG 3311

Survey of German Literature II. (3 credits)

FLG 3315

German Lyrics and Ballads. (3 credits)

FLG 3330

German for Business. (3 credits)

FLG 3970

Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)

FLG 4275

Internship. (1 to 4 credits)

FLG 4400

Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)

FLG 4405

Topics of German Literature. (3 credits)

FLG 4444

Honors Independent Study. (3 credits)

FLG 4644

Honors Thesis. (3 credits)

FLG 4666

Honors Seminar. (3 credits)

FLG 4740

Goethe. (3 credits)

FLG 4750

Introduction to German Stylistics. (3 credits)

FLG 4751

German for Reading Knowledge I (4 credits)

FLG 4752

German for Reading Knowledge II (4 credits)

FLL 1101

Elementary Latin I. (4 credits)

FLL 1102

Elementary Latin II. (4 credits)

FLL 2201G

Intermediate Latin I. (4 credits)

FLL 2202G

Intermediate Latin II. (4 credits)

FLR 1101

Elementary Russian I. (4 credits)

FLR 1102

Elementary Russian II. (4 credits)

FLS 1001

Conversational Spanish I. (2 credits)

FLS 1002

Conversational Spanish II (2 credits)

FLS 1101

Elementary Spanish I. (4 credits)

FLS 1102

Elementary Spanish II. (4 credits)

FLS 1191

Beginning Spanish I, Honors. (4 credits)

FLS 1192

Beginning Spanish II, Honors. (4 credits)

FLS 2201G

Intermediate Spanish I (4 credits)

FLS 2202G

Intermediate Spanish II. (4 credits)

FLS 2291G

Intermediate Spanish I Honors. (4 credits)

FLS 2292G

Intermediate Spanish II, Honors. (4 credits)

FLS 2500

Hispanic American Culture Through Study-Travel. (2 credits)

FLS 3000

Problems in Spanish Grammar. (3 credits)

FLS 3050

Spanish Pronunciation and Conversation. (4 credits)

FLS 3201

Business Spanish. (3 credits)

FLS 3401

Cadet Teaching. (1 to 3 credits)

FLS 3500

Hispanic Short Story. (3 credits)

FLS 3510

Introduction to Modern Spanish Literature. (3 credits)

FLS 3520

Introduction to Modern Spanish American Literature. (3 credits)

FLS 3970

Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)

FLS 4202

Advanced Spanish Composition. (3 credits)

FLS 4275

Internship. (1 to 4 credits)

FLS 4310

Civilization and Culture of Spain. (3 credits)

FLS 4320

Civilization and Culture of Spanish America. (3 credits)

FLS 4400

Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)

FLS 4444

Honors Independent Study. (3 credits)

FLS 4510

Survey of Early Spanish Literature. (3 credits)

FLS 4520

Survey of Early Spanish American Literature. (3 credits)

FLS 4640

Don Quixote de la Mancha. (4 credits)

FLS 4644

Honors Thesis. (3 credits)

FLS 4650

Topics in Hispanic Literature. (3 credits)

FLS 4666

Honors Seminar. (3 credits)

GEG 1100G

Cultural Geography. (3 credits)

GEG 1190G

Cultural Geography, Honors. (3 credits)

GEG 1200G

World Regional Geography. (3 credits)

GEG 1290G

World Regional Geography, Honors. (3 credits)

GEG 3000

Geography of Illinois. (3 credits)

GEG 3025

Geography of the United States and Canada. (3 credits)

GEG 3050

Geography and Culture of Africa. (3 credits)

GEG 3055

Geography and Culture of Asia. (3 credits)

GEG 3065

Geography and Culture of Latin America. (3 credits)

GEG 3200

Human Impacts on the Environment. (3 credits)

GEG 3420

Principles of Geomorphology. (3 credits)

GEG 3600

Economic Geography. (3 credits)

GEG 3650

Advanced Cultural Geography. (3 credits)

GEG 3700

Historical Geography of the United States. (3 credits)

GEG 3750

Population Geography. (3 credits)

GEG 3775

Urban Geography. (3 credits)

GEG 3780

Land Use Planning. (3 credits)

GEG 3800

Introduction to Cartography. (3 credits)

GEG 3855

Computer Mapping. (3 credits)

GEG 3865

Advanced Cartography. (3 credits)

GEG 3875

Field Methods. (3 credits)

GEG 3885

Quantitative Methods in Geography. (3 credits)

GEG 3970

Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)

GEG 4000

Seminar. (3 credits)

GEG 4275

Internship in Geography. (1 to 6 credits)

GEG 4400

Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)

GEG 4430

Undergraduate Research in Geography. (1 to 3 credits)

GEG 4444

Honors Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)

GEG 4555

Honors Research. (1 to 6 credits)

GEG 4644

Honors Thesis. (1 to 6 credits)

GEG 4666

Honors Seminar. (3 credits)

GEG 4890

Geographic Information Systems. (3 credits)

GEL 1300G

Introduction to Earth Sciences. (4 credits)

GEL 1390G

Introduction to Earth Sciences, Honors. (4 credits)

GEL 1430

Historical Geology. (4 credits)

GEL 1490

Physical Geology, Honors. (4 credits)

GEL 2300G

Science and Technology: A Promise or a Threat? (3 credits)

GEL 2440

Mineralogy. (4 credits)

GEL 2450G

Oceanography. (3 credits)

GEL 3010G

Environmental Physical Science. (3 credits)

GEL 3405

Petrology. (4 credits)

GEL 3420

Principles of Geomorphology. (3 credits)

GEL 3425

Engineering Geology. (3 credits)

GEL 3430

Structural Geology. (3 credits)

GEL 3440

Tectonics. (3 credits)

GEL 3460

Economic Mineral Deposits. (3 credits)

GEL 3470

Seminar. (1 to 3 credits)

GEL 3490

Coal Geology. (3 credits)

GEL 3500

Volcanology. (3 credits)

GEL 3510

Principles of Sedimentation. (3 credits)

GEL 3525

Hydrogeology. (3 credits)

GEL 3560

Principles of Stratigraphy. (3 credits)

GEL 3970

Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)

GEL 4000

Petroleum Geology. (3 credits)

GEL 4200

Introduction to Geophysical Exploration. (3 credits)

GEL 4275

Internship in Geology. (1 to 6 credits)

GEL 4335

Environmental Geology. (3 credits)

GEL 4400

Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)

GEL 4430

Undergraduate Research in Geology. (1 to 3 credits)

GEL 4444

Honors Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)

GEL 4450

Well Log Interpretation. (3 credits)

GEL 4480

Optical Mineralogy. (4 credits)

GEL 4490

Invertebrate Paleontology. (3 credits)

GEL 4555

Honors Research. (1 to 6 credits)

GEL 4644

Honors Thesis. (1 to 6 credits)

GEL 4666

Honors Seminar. (1 to 6 credits)

GEL 4800

Summer Field Geology in the Black Hills, S.D. (6 credits)

GEL 4892

Introduction to Paleobotany. (4 credits)

GST 1000

Reading and Study Improvement. (2 credits)

HIS 1500G

Roots of the Modern World. (3 credits)

HIS 1590G

Roots of the Modern World, Honors. (3 credits)

HIS 2010

History of the United States to 1877. (3 credits)

HIS 2020

History of the United States Since 1877. (3 credits)

HIS 2090

History of the United States to 1877, Honors. (3 credits)

HIS 2091

History of the United States Since 1877, Honors. (3 credits)

HIS 2500

Historical Research and Writing. (3 credits)

HIS 2560

Early Modern World History. (3 credits)

HIS 3040

Studies in the Social History of the United States. (3 credits)

HIS 3100

History of England, 1066-1688. (3 credits)

HIS 3110

Britain 1688 to the Present. (3 credits)

HIS 3175

History of Christianity. (3 credits)

HIS 3200

Islam. (3 credits)

HIS 3210

History of the Modern Middle East. (3 credits)

HIS 3250

African History. (3 credits)

HIS 3255

Colonial Latin America. (3 credits)

HIS 3260

Modern Latin America. (3 credits)

HIS 3320

History of Modern China. (3 credits)

HIS 3350

History of Russia and USSR. (3 credits)

HIS 3405

Absolutist France and The Wider World. (3 credits)

HIS 3410

French Revolution. (3 credits)

HIS 3420

World War II. (3 credits)

HIS 3450

Modern Germany. (3 credits)

HIS 3510

Ancient History. (3 credits)

HIS 3520

Medieval History. (3 credits)

HIS 3530

Medieval Archaeology and Cultural Heritage in Europe. (4 credits)

HIS 3555

Modern World History. (3 credits)

HIS 3600G

The U.S. Constitution and the Nation. (3 credits)

HIS 3690G

The U. S. Constitution and the Nation, Honors. (3 credits)

HIS 3700G

Turning Points in the History of Religion and Science. (3 credits)

HIS 3750

African-American History: A Survey. (3 credits)

HIS 3760

The American South. (3 credits)

HIS 3770

Native American History. (3 credits)

HIS 3780

History of the American West. (3 credits)

HIS 3790G

Turning Points in the History of Religion and Science, Honors. (3 credits)

HIS 3800

U.S. Diplomatic History. (3 credits)

HIS 3810

History of Illinois. (3 credits)

HIS 3900

Women in American History. (3 credits)

HIS 3910

History of American Sport. (3 credits)

HIS 3920

Military History of the United States. (3 credits)

HIS 3930

The Civil War Era. (3 credits)

HIS 3940

History of American Journalism. (3 credits)

HIS 3970

Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)

HIS 3990

Medieval Archaeology, Honors. (1 to 4 credits)

HIS 4303

Colonial America to 1763. (3 credits)

HIS 4304

Revolutionary America to 1789. (3 credits)

HIS 4400

Independent Study in History. (1 to 4 credits)

HIS 4444

Honors Independent Study. (3 credits)

HIS 4555

Honors Research. (3 credits)

HIS 4600

The Holocaust. (3 credits)

HIS 4644

Honors Thesis. (3 credits)

HIS 4666

Honors Seminar. (3 credits)

HIS 4775

Selected Topics in History. (2 to 3 credits)

HIS 4800

The Renaissance and Reformation. (3 credits)

HIS 4810

Europe in the Nineteenth Century. (3 credits)

HIS 4820

The World in the Twentieth Century. (3 credits)

HIS 4830

Eastern Europe from World War I to the Present. (3 credits)

HIS 4840

Europe Since 1945. (3 credits)

HIS 4850

Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean. (3 credits)

HIS 4910

The Foundation of the American Constitutional and Political System. (3 credits)

HIS 4920

Historic Preservation in the United States. (3 credits)

HIS 4940

The Early Republic: United States, 1789-1848. (3 credits)

HIS 4950

The Emergence of Industrial America. (3 credits)

HIS 4960

Contemporary America. (3 credits)

HIS 4970

History of Ideas in America. (3 credits)

HON 1191

Honors First-Year Seminar. (3 credits)

HST 1120

Basic CPR. (1 credits)

HST 2000

Principles of Human Health. (3 credits)

HST 2100

Peer Health Education Training and Certification Class. (2 credits)

HST 2250

Professions in School and Community Health. (1 credits)

HST 2270

Community Health. (3 credits)

HST 2320

First Aid and Emergency Care (including Basic CPR Skills). (3 credits)

HST 2600

International Health Issues. (3 credits)

HST 2900

Human Diseases. (3 credits)

HST 3000

Health Concepts for Teachers (2 credits)

HST 3120

American Red Cross Instructor. (4 credits)

HST 3196

Public Health Statistics and Data Analysis. (3 credits)

HST 3199

Microcomputers and Health Applications. (3 credits)

HST 3200

School Health. (3 credits)

HST 3300

Principles of Accident Prevention. (2 credits)

HST 3310

Introduction to Driver Education. (4 credits)

HST 3320

Advanced Driver Education and Traffic Safety. (3 credits)

HST 3330

Advanced Driving Maneuvers. (2 credits)

HST 3340

Accident Prevention in Schools. (2 credits)

HST 3350

Industrial Safety. (2 credits)

HST 3400

Methods of Teaching/Curriculum Development in Health. (3 credits)

HST 3500

Human Sexuality. (3 credits)

HST 3560

Women's Health. (3 credits)

HST 3700

Methods in Community Health Education. (3 credits)

HST 3750

Health Care Delivery Systems. (3 credits)

HST 3765

Principles of Epidemiology. (3 credits)

HST 3910

Communication in Health Professions. (3 credits)

HST 4250

Planning Health Programs. (3 credits)

HST 4275

Community Health Field Service. (2 to 8 credits)

HST 4741

Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)

HST 4770

Health Services Administration (3 credits)

HST 4800

Drugs and Society. (3 credits)

HST 4810

Community Resources and Chemical Dependency. (2 credits)

HST 4820

DUI: Legal Issues. (2 credits)

HST 4890

Health and Aging. (3 credits)

HST 4900

Multi-Phase Driver Education. (3 credits)

HST 4910

Applied Health Communication. (3 credits)

INT 1001

Introduction to Computer-Aided Design/Drawing (CAD). (1 credits)

INT 1012

Technical Drawing. (2 credits)

INT 1263

Materials Technology. (3 credits)

INT 1363

Graphic Communication Technologies. (3 credits)

INT 1413

Technological Systems. (3 credits)

INT 2043

Computer-Aided Engineering Drawing. (3 credits)

INT 2064

Manufacturing Processes. (3 credits)

INT 2184

Electronic Circuits and Semiconductor Concepts. (4 credits)

INT 2200G

Materials Science. (3 credits)

INT 2253

Construction Equipment and Materials. (3 credits)

INT 2300G

Science and Technology: A Promise or a Threat? (3 credits)

INT 2324

Electronic Control Systems. (3 credits)

INT 2523

Routing and Switching Fundamentals. (3 credits)

INT 2953

Statics and Strength of Materials. (3 credits)

INT 3012

Metrology and Inspection Procedures. (2 credits)

INT 3043

Engineering Geometry and Graphics. (3 credits)

INT 3063

3-D Modeling. (3 credits)

INT 3103

Robots and Control Systems. (3 credits)

INT 3113

Manufacturing Machine Processes. (3 credits)

INT 3123

Foundations of Photography. (3 credits)

INT 3143

Manufacturing Fabrication Processes. (3 credits)

INT 3153

Advanced Routing and Switching. (3 credits)

INT 3183

Digital Logic and Data Communications. (3 credits)

INT 3203

Computer Numerical Control Programming. (3 credits)

INT 3213

Surveying and Site Planning. (3 credits)

INT 3223

Architectural Drafting and Blueprint Reading. (3 credits)

INT 3343

Digital Media Technologies. (3 credits)

INT 3353

Print and Digital Media Production. (3 credits)

INT 3703

Machine Design. (3 credits)

INT 3803

Applied Thermodynamics. (3 credits)

INT 3920

Independent Study. (1 to 5 credits)

INT 3970

Special Topics in Technology. (1 to 4 credits)

INT 4002

Materials Testing. (3 credits)

INT 4023

Manufacturing Automation. (3 credits)

INT 4123

Advanced Digital Capture for WEB and Print Publishing. (3 credits)

INT 4183

Microcomputer Interfacing and Data Acquisition. (3 credits)

INT 4223

Construction Cost Estimating. (3 credits)

INT 4243

Construction Project Management. (3 credits)

INT 4274

Automation and Control Systems. (4 credits)

INT 4275

Industrial Internship. (1 to 10 credits)

INT 4444

Honors Independent Study. (1 to 4 credits)

INT 4555

Honors Research. (3 credits)

INT 4602

Physical Metallurgy. (3 credits)

INT 4644

Honors Thesis. (2 to 3 credits)

INT 4673

Work Measurement and Method Design. (3 credits)

INT 4800

Management of Innovation and Technology. (3 credits)

INT 4803

Plant Layout and Material Handling. (3 credits)

INT 4813

Advanced Digital Media Technologies. (3 credits)

INT 4843

Statistical Quality Assurance. (3 credits)

INT 4853

Polymers and Composites. (3 credits)

INT 4943

Manufacturing Management. (3 credits)

INT 4970

Special Topics in Technology. (1 to 4 credits)

IST 4870

Communication, Resources and Technology. (3 credits)

IST 4970

Special Topics in Technology. (1 to 4 credits)

JOU 2001

Journalism and Democracy. (3 credits)

JOU 2091

Journalism and Democracy, Honors. (3 credits)

JOU 2101

News Writing I. (3 credits)

JOU 2901

Introduction to Copy Editing. (3 credits)

JOU 2950

Introduction to Visual Communication. (3 credits)

JOU 3000

Advanced Reporting and Research (3 credits)

JOU 3001

News Photography. (3 credits)

JOU 3102

Feature Writing. (3 credits)

JOU 3301

Editing and Design for Newspapers (3 credits)

JOU 3302

Editing and Design for Targeted Audiences. (3 credits)

JOU 3401

Journalism Practicum. (1 credits)

JOU 3501

Principles of Advertising. (3 credits)

JOU 3610

Broadcast News Writing. (3 credits)

JOU 3620

Electronic News Gathering. (3 credits)

JOU 3701

Online Journalism. (1 credits)

JOU 3702

Online Journalism Lab. (2 credits)

JOU 3705

Public Relations Writing (3 credits)

JOU 3706

Sports Writing (3 credits)

JOU 3800

Advanced Editing (3 credits)

JOU 3820

Publicity Methods. (3 credits)

JOU 3903

Women and the Media. (3 credits)

JOU 3920

Public Relations in Society. (3 credits)

JOU 3950

Special Topics. (1 to 3 credits)

JOU 3951

Minorities and the Media. (3 credits)

JOU 3952

International Journalism and the World Press: Processes, Issues, Functions and Challenges. (3 credits)

JOU 3953

Perspectives on Sports and the Media. (3 credits)

JOU 4001

Newspaper Management. (3 credits)

JOU 4102

Journalism Ethics. (3 credits)

JOU 4275

Journalism Internship. (1 to 3 credits)

JOU 4444

Honors Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)

JOU 4555

Honors Research. (1 to 6 credits)

JOU 4644

Honors Thesis. (3 to 6 credits)

JOU 4666

Honors Seminar. (1 to 6 credits)

JOU 4750

Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)

JOU 4751

Photojournalism: Photoediting and Design. (3 credits)

JOU 4760

Advanced Publication Design. (3 credits)

JOU 4761

Advanced New Media Design. (3 credits)

JOU 4762

Interactive Reporting and Design. (3 credits)

JOU 4770

News Media Opinion Writing and Editing. (3 credits)

JOU 4771

Communication Law. (3 credits)

JOU 4801

Issues in Supervising High School Publications. (1 credits)

JOU 4802

Issues in Supervising High School Newspapers. (1 credits)

JOU 4803

Issues in Supervising High School Yearbooks. (1 credits)

JOU 4804

Special Topics in Supervising High School Publications. (1 or 2 credits)

JOU 4900

Journalism Seminar. (3 credits)

JOU 4919

Public Relations Techniques. (3 credits)

JOU 4920

Case Studies in Public Relations Problems. (3 credits)

LAS 4400

Latin American Studies. (3 credits)

MAR 3490

Business-to-Business Marketing. (3 credits)

MAR 3550

Marketing as a Profession. (1 credits)

MAR 3720

Consumer Behavior. (3 credits)

MAR 3780

Promotion Management. (3 credits)

MAR 3860

Marketing Research. (3 credits)

MAR 3875

Retail Management. (3 credits)

MAR 3970

Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)

MAR 4100

Special Topics in Marketing. (3 credits)

MAR 4275

Internship in Marketing (1 to 12 credits)

MAR 4470

Professional Sales. (3 credits)

MAR 4480

Sales Management. (3 credits)

MAR 4490

International Marketing. (3 credits)

MAR 4700

Marketing Strategies. (3 credits)

MAR 4740

Independent Study (1 to 3 credits)

MAT 1020

Diagnostic Mathematics. (1 credits)

MAT 1070

Diagnostic Mathematics. (1 credits)

MAT 1099

Microcomputer Programming with Applications. (2 credits)

MAT 1160G

Mathematics: A Human Endeavor. (3 credits)

MAT 1170G

Problem Solving. (3 credits)

MAT 1180

Historical Development of Mathematics. (3 credits)

MAT 1270

Intermediate Algebra. (2 credits)

MAT 1271

College Algebra. (3 credits)

MAT 1310

College Trigonometry. (2 credits)

MAT 1330

Analytical Trigonometry. (2 credits)

MAT 1340

Analytic Geometry. (3 credits)

MAT 1400

Precalculus Mathematics. (3 credits)

MAT 1420

Introductory Mathematics and Numeration. (3 credits)

MAT 1441G

Calculus and Analytic Geometry I. (5 credits)

MAT 2110G

Brief Calculus with Applications. (3 credits)

MAT 2120G

Finite Mathematics. (3 credits)

MAT 2170

Computer Science I. (3 credits)

MAT 2190G

Finite Mathematics, Honors. (3 credits)

MAT 2250G

Elementary Statistics. (4 credits)

MAT 2270

Technology in Mathematics. (3 credits)

MAT 2290G

Elementary Statistics, Honors. (4 credits)

MAT 2345

Elements of Discrete Mathematics. (3 credits)

MAT 2420G

Introductory Geometry. (3 credits)

MAT 2442

Calculus and Analytic Geometry II. (5 credits)

MAT 2443

Calculus and Analytic Geometry III. (4 credits)

MAT 2550

Introduction to Linear Algebra. (3 credits)

MAT 2670

Computer Science II. (3 credits)

MAT 2800

Foundations of Mathematics. (3 credits)

MAT 3271

College Geometry I. (3 credits)

MAT 3272

College Geometry II. (3 credits)

MAT 3320

Microcomputers in Education. (2 credits)

MAT 3400

Teaching Secondary Mathematics. (4 credits)

MAT 3420

Teaching Mathematics in Grades PreK-6. (2 credits)

MAT 3501

Differential Equations I. (3 credits)

MAT 3502

Differential Equations II. (3 credits)

MAT 3530

Abstract Algebra. (4 credits)

MAT 3570

Numerical Calculus. (3 credits)

MAT 3620

Teaching Mathematics 6-9. (3 credits)

MAT 3670

Principles of Computer Systems. (3 credits)

MAT 3701

Probability and Statistics I. (3 credits)

MAT 3702

Probability and Statistics II. (3 credits)

MAT 3770

Combinatorial Computing. (3 credits)

MAT 3800

Seminar in Mathematics. (2 credits)

MAT 4275

Internship in Mathematics and Computer Science. (10 to 15 credits)

MAT 4335

Undergraduate Topics. (3 credits)

MAT 4444

Independent Study, Honors. (1 to 3 credits)

MAT 4490

Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)

MAT 4495

Undergraduate Research Experience in Mathematics. (3 credits)

MAT 4555

Honors Research. (1 to 3 credits)

MAT 4644

Honors Thesis. (3 credits)

MAT 4666

Honors Seminar. (2 to 4 credits)

MAT 4750

Linear Programming. (3 credits)

MAT 4760

Linear Algebra. (4 credits)

MAT 4780

Mathematics of Interest. (3 credits)

MAT 4800

Diagnosis, Remediation and Technology in Teaching Mathematics, K-12. (2 credits)

MAT 4810

Topics in Elementary and Middle Level Mathematics. (1 to 4 credits)

MAT 4830

Introduction to Complex Analysis with Applications. (3 credits)

MAT 4850

Operations Research. (3 credits)

MAT 4855

Introduction to Topology. (3 credits)

MAT 4860

Mathematical Analysis. (4 credits)

MAT 4870

Data Structures and Algorithm Analysis. (3 credits)

MAT 4900

History of Mathematics. (3 credits)

MAT 4910

Number Theory. (3 credits)

MAT 4920

Algebra and Geometry for Middle Level Teachers. (3 credits)

MAT 4970

Principles of Operating Systems. (3 credits)

MGT 3091

Management and Organization Behavior, Honors. (3 credits)

MGT 3450

Human Resource Management. (3 credits)

MGT 3470

Commercial Law. (3 credits)

MGT 3480

Law of Business Organizations. (3 credits)

MGT 3800

Introduction to Operations Research. (3 credits)

MGT 3830

Managerial Communications. (3 credits)

MGT 3970

Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)

MGT 4275

Internship in Management. (1 to 12 credits)

MGT 4310

Organizational Behavior. (3 credits)

MGT 4320

Small Business and Entrepreneurship. (3 credits)

MGT 4330

Entrepreneurial Law. (3 credits)

MGT 4340

Strategic Quality Management. (3 credits)

MGT 4370

Compensation Management. (3 credits)

MGT 4450

Labor Relations and Employment Law. (3 credits)

MGT 4500

Human Resource Development. (3 credits)

MGT 4550

Current Issues in Human Resources Management. (3 credits)

MGT 4600

International Business Policy and Operation. (3 credits)

MGT 4700

Special Topics in Management. (3 credits)

MGT 4740

Independent Study (1 to 3 credits)

MGT 4800

Management of Innovation and Technology. (3 credits)

MGT 4950

Management Consulting Research. (3 credits)

MLE 2000

The Teacher and the School. (2 credits)

MLE 3110

Curriculum and Instruction in Middle-Level School (3 credits)

MLE 3150

Interdisciplinary Teaching in the Middle-Level School. (3 credits)

MLE 3970

Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)

MLE 4000

Practicum in Middle School Curriculum & Instruction. (1 credits)

MLE 4280

Teaching Reading in the Middle/Secondary School. (3 credits)

MLE 4741

Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)

MLE 4760

Student Social-Emotional Development in the Middle Grades. (3 credits)

MLE 4781

Topics in Junior High/Middle School Education. (1 to 3 credits)

MSC 1001

Introduction to Military Science. (1 credits)

MSC 1002

Introduction to Leadership. (1 credits)

MSC 2003

Leader’s Training Course. (1 to 6 credits)

MSC 2100

Individual/Team Development. (2 credits)

MSC 2200

Team Military Tactics. (2 credits)

MSC 3001

Leading Small Organizations I. (3 credits)

MSC 3002

Leading Small Organizations II. (4 credits)

MSC 3003

ROTC Advanced Camp. (6 credits)

MSC 4001

Military Law and Administrative Management. (3 credits)

MSC 4004

Transition to Lieutenant. (3 credits)

MSC 4100

Trends and Issues of Commissioned Service. (1 credits)

MSC 4400

Independent Study in Military Science. (1 to 3 credits)

MUS 0010

Voice (1 credits)

MUS 0020

Flute (1 credits)

MUS 0021

Oboe. (1 credits)

MUS 0022

Clarinet. (1 credits)

MUS 0023

Bassoon. (1 credits)

MUS 0024

Saxophone. (1 credits)

MUS 0030

Trumpet. (1 credits)

MUS 0031

Horn. (1 credits)

MUS 0032

Trombone. (1 credits)

MUS 0033

Baritone. (1 credits)

MUS 0034

Tuba. (1 credits)

MUS 0040

Percussion. (1 credits)

MUS 0050

Violin. (1 credits)

MUS 0051

Viola. (1 credits)

MUS 0052

Violoncello. (1 credits)

MUS 0053

Double Bass. (1 credits)

MUS 0060

Piano. (1 credits)

MUS 0061

Organ. (1 credits)

MUS 0063

Jazz+F1177 (1 credits)

MUS 0200

Symphonic Wind Ensemble. (1 credits)

MUS 0201

Concert Band. (1 credits)

MUS 0202

Panther Marching Band. (1 credits)

MUS 0204

Chamber Music, Winds. (1 credits)

MUS 0205

Flute Choir. (1 credits)

MUS 0206

Clarinet Choir. (1 credits)

MUS 0207

Saxophone Quartet. (1 credits)

MUS 0210

Orchestra, Strings. (1 credits)

MUS 0211

Orchestra, Winds. (1 credits)

MUS 0215

Chamber Music, Strings. (1 credits)

MUS 0220

Jazz Ensemble. (1 credits)

MUS 0221

Ensemble, Jazz Lab Band. (1 credits)

MUS 0222

Jazz Combo. (1 credits)

MUS 0224

Jazz Seminar. (Audit only credits)

MUS 0230

Concert Choir. (1 credits)

MUS 0231

University Mixed Chorus. (1 credits)

MUS 0233

Chamber Singers. (1 credits)

MUS 0240

Percussion Ensemble. (1 credits)

MUS 0241

Marimba Orchestra. (1 credits)

MUS 0242

Latin Percussion Ensemble. (1 credits)

MUS 0260

Keyboard Chamber Music. (1 credits)

MUS 0541

Music Theory Rudiments.

MUS 1103

Recital. (Audit only credits)

MUS 1110

Voice. (1, 2 or 4 credits)

MUS 1120

Flute. (1, 2 or 4 credits)

MUS 1121

Oboe. (1, 2 or 4 credits)

MUS 1122

Clarinet. (1, 2 or 4 credits)

MUS 1123

Bassoon. (1, 2 or 4 credits)

MUS 1124

Saxophone. (1, 2 or 4 credits)

MUS 1130

Trumpet. (1, 2 or 4 credits)

MUS 1131

Horn. (1, 2 or 4 credits)

MUS 1132

Trombone. (1, 2 or 4 credits)

MUS 1133

Baritone. (1, 2 or 4 credits)

MUS 1134

Tuba. (1, 2 or 4 credits)

MUS 1136

Class Instruction in Voice. (1 credits)

MUS 1140

Percussion. (1, 2 or 4 credits)

MUS 1150

Violin. (1, 2 or 4 credits)

MUS 1151

Viola. (1, 2 or 4 credits)

MUS 1152

Violoncello. (1, 2 or 4 credits)

MUS 1153

Double Bass. (1, 2 or 4 credits)

MUS 1160

Piano (1, 2 or 4 credits)

MUS 1161

Organ. (1, 2 or 4 credits)

MUS 1163

Jazz. (1, 2 or 4 credits)

MUS 1308

Class Instruction in Woodwinds. (1 credits)

MUS 1309

Class Instruction in Brass. (1 credits)

MUS 1310

Class Instruction in Strings. (1 credits)

MUS 1311

Class Instruction in Percussion (1 credits)

MUS 1530

Jazz Improvisation I. (1 credits)

MUS 1541

Music Theory I. (3 credits)

MUS 1542

Music Theory II. (3 credits)

MUS 1543

Aural Training in Music. (1 credits)

MUS 1544

Aural Training in Music. (1 credits)

MUS 1570

Composition. (1, 2, 4 credits)

MUS 2070

Electronic Music Studio Techniques. (2 credits)

MUS 2100

Non-Degree Recital. (Audit only credits)

MUS 2101

Sophomore Recital: Performance Option. (Audit only credits)

MUS 2141

Vocal Diction I. (1 credits)

MUS 2142

Vocal Diction II. (1 credits)

MUS 2155

Conducting I. (2 credits)

MUS 2203

Functional Skills in Piano. (1 credits)

MUS 2204

Functional Skills in Piano. (1 credits)

MUS 2205

Keyboard Skills I. (1 credits)

MUS 2206

Keyboard Skills II. (1 credits)

MUS 2440

Introduction to Music Education. (1 credits)

MUS 2441

Introduction to Elementary General Music Methods. (1 credits)

MUS 2442

Introduction to Instrumental Music Methods. (2 credits)

MUS 2530

Jazz Improvisation II. (1 credits)

MUS 2541

Music Theory III. (3 credits)

MUS 2542

Music Theory IV. (3 credits)

MUS 2543

Aural Training in Music. (1 credits)

MUS 2544

Aural Training in Music. (1 credits)

MUS 2555G

Interacting with Music. (3 credits)

MUS 2557G

The Evolution of Jazz & Rock. (3 credits)

MUS 2581

Jazz History. (2 credits)

MUS 3100

Junior Recital: Teacher Certification Option. (Audit only credits)

MUS 3101

Junior Recital: Performance Option. (Audit only credits)

MUS 3102

Junior Recital, Performance Option/Jazz Studies Concentration. (Audit only credits)

MUS 3120

Music Theatre/Opera Workshop. (1 to 2 credits)

MUS 3155

Choral Conducting and Literature. (1 credits)

MUS 3156

Instrumental Conducting and Literature. (1 credits)

MUS 3310

Voice. (1, 2, or 4 credits)

MUS 3320

Flute. (1, 2, or 4 credits)

MUS 3321

Oboe. (1, 2, or 4 credits)

MUS 3322

Clarinet. (1, 2, or 4 credits)

MUS 3323

Bassoon. (1, 2, or 4 credits)

MUS 3324

Saxophone. (1, 2, or 4 credits)

MUS 3330

Trumpet. (1, 2, or 4 credits)

MUS 3331

Horn. (1, 2, or 4 credits)

MUS 3333

Baritone. (1, 2, or 4 credits)

MUS 3334

Tuba. (1, 2, or 4 credits)

MUS 3340

Percussion. (1, 2, or 4 credits)

MUS 3350

Violin. (1, 2, or 4 credits)

MUS 3351

Viola. (1, 2, or 4 credits)

MUS 3352

Violoncello. (1, 2, or 4 credits)

MUS 3353

Double Bass. (1, 2, or 4 credits)

MUS 3360

Piano. (1, 2, or 4 credits)

MUS 3361

Organ. (1, 2, or 4 credits)

MUS 3363

Jazz. (1, 2, or 4 credits)

MUS 3400

Methods and Materials of Teaching Instrumental Music (4 credits)

MUS 3420

Music in Elementary Schools. (2 credits)

MUS 3440

Methods and Materials of Vocal and General Music. (4 credits)

MUS 3541

Music Analysis I: Music of the Common Practice Period. (3 credits)

MUS 3542

Music Analysis II: Music of the Post-Tonal Period. (3 credits)

MUS 3547

Orchestration. (2 credits)

MUS 3550G

Survey of American Music. (3 credits)

MUS 3553G

Survey of Musical Masterworks. (3 credits)

MUS 3562G

Non-Western Music. (3 credits)

MUS 3570

Composition. (1, 2, 4 credits)

MUS 3584

History and Literature of Music I. (3 credits)

MUS 3586

History and Literature of Music III. (3 credits)

MUS 3591

Music Analysis, Honors. (3 credits)

MUS 3592G

Non-Western Music, Honors. (3 credits)

MUS 3593G

Survey of Musical Masterworks, Honors. (3 credits)

MUS 3594

History and Literature of Music I, Honors. (3 credits)

MUS 3595

History and Literature of Music II, Honors (3 credits)

MUS 3596

History and Literature of Music III, Honors. (3 credits)

MUS 3622

Advanced Jazz Combo. (1 credits)

MUS 3800

Jazz Theory I. (1 credits)

MUS 3801

Jazz Theory II. (1 credits)

MUS 3850

Jazz Improvisation. (2 credits)

MUS 3860

Marching Band and Jazz Band Techniques. (2 credits)

MUS 3970

Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)

MUS 4100

Senior Recital: Teacher Certification Option. (Audit only credits)

MUS 4101

Senior Recital: Performance Option (Audit only credits)

MUS 4444

Honors Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)

MUS 4541

Sixteenth Century Counterpoint. (2 credits)

MUS 4542

Eighteenth Century Counterpoint. (2 credits)

MUS 4555

Honors Research. (1 to 3 credits)

MUS 4600

Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)

MUS 4644

Honors Thesis. (1 to 3 credits)

MUS 4666

Honors Seminar. (3 credits)

MUS 4750

Choral Arranging. (2 credits)

MUS 4770

Vocal Literature. (2 credits)

MUS 4840

Band Arranging. (2 credits)

MUS 4850

Jazz Band Arranging. (2 credits)

MUS 4870

Style Period Proseminar. (3 credits)

MUS 4920

Keyboard Literature. (3 credits)

MUS 4950

Accompanying. (1 credits)

MUS 4980

Workshop in Music. (1 to 3 credits)

PED 0020

Baseball (Intercollegiate Team Participation). (1 credits)

PED 0030

Basketball (Intercollegiate Team Participation). (1 credits)

PED 0050

Soccer (Intercollegiate Team Participation). (1 credits)

PED 0060

Volleyball (Intercollegiate Team Participation). (1 credits)

PED 0090

Football (Intercollegiate Team Participation). (1 credits)

PED 0100

Softball (Intercollegiate Team Participation). (1 credits)

PED 0120

Golf (Intercollegiate Team Participation). (1 credits)

PED 0140

Tennis (Intercollegiate Team Participation). (1 credits)

PED 0150

Wrestling (Intercollegiate Team Participation). (1 credits)

PED 0160

Cross Country and Track (Intercollegiate Team Participation). (1 credits)

PED 0180

Swimming (Intercollegiate Team Participation). (1 credits)

PED 1000

Physical Development. (1 credits)

PED 1310

Aqua Exercise. (1 credits)

PED 1400

Swimming (Beginning). (1 credits)

PED 1410

Swimming (Intermediate). (1 credits)

PED 1440

Lifeguarding. (2 credits)

PED 1470

Lifeguard Instructor Training. (1 credits)

PED 1500

Physical Education as a Profession. (2 credits)

PED 1600

Weight Training. (1 credits)

PED 1660

Bowling. (1 credits)

PED 1670

Golf. (1 credits)

PED 1691

Jogging. (1 credits)

PED 1692

Aerobic Exercise. (1 credits)

PED 1720

Basketball. (1 credits)

PED 1740

Soccer. (1 credits)

PED 1750

Softball. (1 credits)

PED 1770

Volleyball. (1 credits)

PED 1810

Badminton. (1 credits)

PED 1830

Racquetball. (1 credits)

PED 1850

Self Defense. (1 credits)

PED 1870

Tennis. (1 credits)

PED 1920

Ballroom Dance. (1 credits)

PED 1930

Square Dance. (1 credits)

PED 1940

Jazz Dance. (1 credits)

PED 2000

Technique and Practice of Teaching Physical Education Activities. (1 credits)

PED 2101

Technique and Theory of Badminton and Tennis. (2 credits)

PED 2102

Technique and Theory of Golf and Bowling. (2 credits)

PED 2103

Technique and Theory of Track and Field and Weight Training. (2 credits)

PED 2104

Technique and Theory of Aerobic Exercise and Strength Training. (2 credits)

PED 2106

Technique and Theory of Team Activities. (2 credits)

PED 2130

Athletic Training Practicum. (1 credits)

PED 2135

Basic Care and Prevention of Athletic Injuries. (3 credits)

PED 2136

Athletic Training as a Profession. (3 credits)

PED 2144

Technique and Theory of Scuba Diving. (2 credits)

PED 2145

Technique and Theory of Teaching Swimming (WSI). (2 credits)

PED 2220

Technique and Theory of Folk, Square, and Ballroom Dance I. (2 credits)

PED 2230

Technique and Theory of Modern Dance I. (2 credits)

PED 2260

Technique and Theory of Ballet. (2 credits)

PED 2360

Techniques and Theory of Softball and Volleyball. (2 credits)

PED 2380

Technique and Theory of Flag Football and Basketball. (2 credits)

PED 2390

Technique and Theory of Soccer/Speed-ball, and Modified Team Sports. (2 credits)

PED 2440

Kinesiology. (4 credits)

PED 2450

Physical Education for Exceptional Individuals. (3 credits)

PED 2700

Dimensions of Physical Performance. (3 credits)

PED 2850

Fitness for Life. (3 credits)

PED 2890

Fitness for Life, Honors. (3 credits)

PED 2900G

International Expression for Dance. (3 credits)

PED 2960

Aesthetics of the Dance. (3 credits)

PED 3000

Fitness Concepts for Teachers. (1 credits)

PED 3140

Injury Recognition – Upper Extremity. (4 credits)

PED 3141

Therapeutic Exercise. (4 credits)

PED 3142

Injury Recognition - Lower Extremity. (4 credits)

PED 3143

Therapeutic Modalities. (4 credits)

PED 3144

Seminar in Sports Medicine. (3 credits)

PED 3400

Methods of Teaching Physical Education. (3 credits)

PED 3460

Soccer Coaching. (2 credits)

PED 3470

Basketball Coaching. (3 credits)

PED 3480

Football Coaching. (3 credits)

PED 3490

Track and Field Coaching. (3 credits)

PED 3500

Baseball Coaching. (2 credits)

PED 3600

Introduction to Elementary School Physical Education. (2 credits)

PED 3610

Game Activities for Elementary Schools. (3 credits)

PED 3620

Rhythmical Activities for Elementary Schools. (3 credits)

PED 3630

Tumbling and Apparatus Activities for Elementary Schools. (3 credits)

PED 3700

Psychological Foundations of Coaching. (2 credits)

PED 3770

Volleyball Coaching. (2 credits)

PED 3800

Biomechanics of Human Movement. (2 credits)

PED 3900

Microcomputers in Physical Education. (3 credits)

PED 4275

Field Experience. (3 or 6 credits)

PED 4320

Organization, Administration and Curriculum of Physical Education. (3 credits)

PED 4340

Principles of Exercise Physiology. (3 credits)

PED 4440

Physical Fitness Appraisal and Performance Assessment. (3 credits)

PED 4450

Designing Exercise and Sports Training Programs. (3 credits)

PED 4470

Measurement and Evaluation in Physical Education. (3 credits)

PED 4741

Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)

PED 4760

Sport Law. (3 credits)

PED 4761

Sport Management and Administration. (3 credits)

PED 4762

Publicity in Sports. (3 credits)

PED 4880

Theory of Motor Behavior. (3 credits)

PED 4900

Special Topics in Exercise Physiology. (1 credits)

PHI 1000G

Introduction to Philosophy. (3 credits)

PHI 1090G

Introduction to Philosophy, Honors. (3 credits)

PHI 1900G

Logical and Critical Reasoning. (3 credits)

PHI 1990G

Logical and Critical Reasoning, Honors. (3 credits)

PHI 2000

Ancient Philosophy. (3 credits)

PHI 2010

Eastern Philosophies. (3 credits)

PHI 2090

Ancient Philosophy, Honors. (3 credits)

PHI 2500G

Introduction to Ethics. (3 credits)

PHI 2590G

Introduction to Ethics, Honors. (3 credits)

PHI 3020

Ethics. (3 credits)

PHI 3030

Science and Human Values. (3 credits)

PHI 3040

Philosophy of Art. (3 credits)

PHI 3050G

Social and Political Philosophy. (3 credits)

PHI 3070

Philosophy of Law. (3 credits)

PHI 3100G

Cultural Foundations I. (3 credits)

PHI 3110G

Cultural Foundations II. (3 credits)

PHI 3220

Medieval Philosophy. (3 credits)

PHI 3260

Modern Philosophy. (3 credits)

PHI 3280

Nineteenth Century Philosophy. (3 credits)

PHI 3290

Modern Philosophy, Honors. (3 credits)

PHI 3310

Indian Philosophy. (3 credits)

PHI 3320

Chinese Philosophy. (3 credits)

PHI 3540

Philosophy of Mind. (3 credits)

PHI 3600

Philosophy of Religion. (3 credits)

PHI 3680

Buddhism. (3 credits)

PHI 3700G

Language and Human Nature. (3 credits)

PHI 3780

Philosophy of Science. (3 credits)

PHI 3800

Phenomenology and Existentialism. (3 credits)

PHI 3820

Contemporary European Philosophy. (3 credits)

PHI 3900

Symbolic Logic. (3 credits)

PHI 3970

Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)

PHI 3980

Special Topics in Philosophy. (3 credits)

PHI 4400

Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)

PHI 4444

Honors Independent Study. (3 credits)

PHI 4480

Seminar. (3 credits)

PHI 4555

Honors Research. (3 credits)

PHI 4644

Honors Thesis. (3 credits)

PHI 4666

Honors Seminar. (3 credits)

PHS 3400

Methods of Teaching Physical Sciences. (3 credits)

PHY 1000

Engineering Orientation. (Audit only credits)

PHY 1051G

Physics of the Modern World. (3 credits)

PHY 1052G

Adventures in Physics. (3 credits)

PHY 1053G

Adventures in Physics Laboratory. (1 credits)

PHY 1055G

Principles of Astronomy. (3 credits)

PHY 1056G

Principles of Astronomy Laboratory. (1 credits)

PHY 1071

Physics of Sound and Music. (3 credits)

PHY 1072

Physics of Sound and Music Laboratory. (1 credits)

PHY 1095G

Principles of Astronomy, Honors. (3 credits)

PHY 1096G

Principles of Astronomy Laboratory, Honors. (1 credits)

PHY 1151G

Principles of Physics I. (3 credits)

PHY 1152G

Principles of Physics I Laboratory. (1 credits)

PHY 1161

Principles of Physics II. (3 credits)

PHY 1162

Principles of Physics II Laboratory. (1 credits)

PHY 1351G

General Physics I. (3 credits)

PHY 1352G

General Physics I Laboratory. (1 credits)

PHY 1361

General Physics II. (3 credits)

PHY 1362

General Physics II Laboratory. (1 credits)

PHY 1371

General Physics III. (3 credits)

PHY 1372

General Physics III Laboratory. (1 credits)

PHY 1391G

General Physics I, Honors. (3 credits)

PHY 1392G

General Physics I Laboratory, Honors. (1 credits)

PHY 2390

Statics. (3 credits)

PHY 2400

Dynamics. (3 credits)

PHY 2600

Introductory Research in Physics. (1 to 3 credits)

PHY 3010

Special Topics in Physics. (1 to 3 credits)

PHY 3011

Special Topics in Physics. (1 to 3 credits)

PHY 3012

Special Topics in Physics. (1 to 3 credits)

PHY 3050G

Excursions in Physics. (3 credits)

PHY 3080

Modern Physics I. (3 credits)

PHY 3090

Modern Physics II. (3 credits)

PHY 3150

Electronics. (4 credits)

PHY 3270

Introduction to Circuit Analysis. (4 credits)

PHY 3300

Advanced Classical Mechanics. (3 credits)

PHY 3350

Introduction to Solid State Physics. (3 credits)

PHY 3410

Electricity and Magnetism I. (3 credits)

PHY 3420

Electricity and Magnetism II. (3 credits)

PHY 3500

Laboratory Practicum. (1 credits)

PHY 4000

Seminar in Physics. (1 credits)

PHY 4010

Seminar in Physics. (1 credits)

PHY 4410

Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)

PHY 4444

Honors Independent Study. (3 credits)

PHY 4470

Optics. (4 credits)

PHY 4555

Honors Research. (3 credits)

PHY 4600

Research in Physics. (1 to 3 credits)

PHY 4644

Honors Thesis. (3 credits)

PHY 4666

Honors Seminar. (3 credits)

PHY 4710

Experimental Physics. (1 credits)

PHY 4750

Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics. (4 credits)

PHY 4800

Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)

PHY 4850

Quantum Mechanics and Atomic Physics I. (4 credits)

PHY 4860

Quantum Mechanics and Atomic Physics II. (2 credits)

PHY 4870

Mathematical Methods of Physics. (3 credits)

PLS 1003

Introduction to Comparative Politics. (3 credits)

PLS 1011

Participation in Political Campaigns. (1 credits)

PLS 1093

Current Problems in Politics and Governments, Honors. (3 credits)

PLS 1153G

American Government and Constitution. (3 credits)

PLS 1193G

American Government and Constitution, Honors. (3 credits)

PLS 2003

Introduction to Political Research. (3 credits)

PLS 2053

Techniques of Political Analysis. (3 credits)

PLS 2211

Techniques of United Nations Diplomacy. (1 credits)

PLS 2253G

Introduction to International Relations. (3 credits)

PLS 2293G

Introduction to International Relations, Honors. (3 credits)

PLS 2512

Mock Trial. (1 credits)

PLS 2603

State and Local Government. (3 credits)

PLS 2611

Model Illinois Government. (1 credits)

PLS 2693

State and Local Government, Honors. (3 credits)

PLS 3203

American Foreign Policy. (3 credits)

PLS 3223

International Organizations. (3 credits)

PLS 3303

European Politics and Governments (3 credits)

PLS 3323

Post-Communist Politics and Governments. (3 credits)

PLS 3333

Politics of Latin America and the Caribbean. (3 credits)

PLS 3343

Government and Politics of the Middle East. (3 credits)

PLS 3353

Politics of Sub-Saharan Africa. (3 credits)

PLS 3363

Government and Politics in Asia-Pacific Rim. (3 credits)

PLS 3373

International Political Economy. (3 credits)

PLS 3413

Introduction to Public Administration. (3 credits)

PLS 3513

Politics and the Legal Process. (3 credits)

PLS 3523

Criminal Law. (3 credits)

PLS 3543

Civil Liberties in America. (3 credits)

PLS 3593

Politics and the Legal Process, Honors. (3 credits)

PLS 3643

Comparative State Politics. (3 credits)

PLS 3713

Political Parties and Elections. (3 credits)

PLS 3723

Public Opinion and Political Participation. (3 credits)

PLS 3733

Interest Groups. (3 credits)

PLS 3743

The Legislative Process. (3 credits)

PLS 3753

The American Presidency. (3 credits)

PLS 3763

Environmental Politics and Policy. (3 credits)

PLS 3863

Special Topics in Political Science. (3 credits)

PLS 3903

Gender, Public Policy and the Law. (3 credits)

PLS 3970

Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)

PLS 4275

Internship. (1 to 12 credits)

PLS 4444

Honors Independent Studies. (3 credits)

PLS 4503

Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)

PLS 4555

Honors Research. (3 credits)

PLS 4644

Honors Thesis. (3 credits)

PLS 4774

American Constitutional Law. (3 credits)

PLS 4793

Public Organization Theory. (3 credits)

PLS 4823

International Policy Issues. (3 credits)

PLS 4853

Contemporary Constitutional Development. (3 credits)

PLS 4873

Human Resource Management in Government. (3 credits)

PLS 4893

Government Budgeting and Politics. (3 credits)

PLS 4903

Classic Political Theory. (3 credits)

PLS 4913

Contemporary Political Theory. (3 credits)

PLS 4933

Ideologies of the Third World Nations. (3 credits)

PSY 1879G

Introductory Psychology. (3 credits)

PSY 1890G

Introductory Psychology, Honors. (3 credits)

PSY 2610

Statistical Methods of Psychology. (4 credits)

PSY 2999

Psychological Forum. (1 credits)

PSY 3260

Introduction to Group Dynamics. (2 credits)

PSY 3310

Biological Psychology. (3 credits)

PSY 3515

Child Psychology. (3 credits)

PSY 3521

Psychology of Adolescence and Young Adulthood. (3 credits)

PSY 3525

Psychology of Maturity and Old Age. (3 credits)

PSY 3530

Industrial/Organizational Psychology. (3 credits)

PSY 3590

Theories of Personality. (3 credits)

PSY 3620

Psychology of Learning. (3 credits)

PSY 3680

Sensation and Perception. (3 credits)

PSY 3690

Controversial Topics in Psychology. (3 credits)

PSY 3720

Psychology of Gender. (3 credits)

PSY 3765

Methods in Behavioral Management. (3 credits)

PSY 3780

Abnormal Psychology. (3 credits)

PSY 3805

Research Methods and Experimental Design. (4 credits)

PSY 3830

Cognitive Processes. (3 credits)

PSY 3870

Social Psychology. (3 credits)

PSY 3900

Independent Study in Psychology. (1 to 6 credits)

PSY 3970

Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)

PSY 4000

Psychology of Problem Solving and Reasoning. (3 credits)

PSY 4100

Supervised Research in Psychology. (1 to 6 credits)

PSY 4250

History and Systems. (3 credits)

PSY 4260

Crisis Intervention. (3 credits)

PSY 4270

Theories of Psychotherapy. (3 credits)

PSY 4274

Orientation to Field Placement. (1 credits)

PSY 4275

Field Placement in Psychology. (3 to 6 credits)

PSY 4444

Honors Independent Study. (3 credits)

PSY 4515

Children with Exceptionalities. (3 credits)

PSY 4590

Psychology Seminar. (3 credits)

PSY 4610

Advanced Statistics in Psychology. (4 credits)

PSY 4620

Psychological Measurements: Fundamental Principles. (3 credits)

PSY 4644

Honors Thesis. (3 credits)

PSY 4666

Honors Seminar. (3 credits)

PSY 4700

Prejudice and Discrimination. (3 credits)

REC 1320

Leadership in Recreation. (3 credits)

REC 1780

Introduction to Leisure Service Agencies. (3 credits)

REC 2250

Principles of Therapeutic Recreation (3 credits)

REC 2290

Programming for Leisure Agencies. (3 credits)

REC 2500

The Challenge of Leisure. (3 credits)

REC 3111

Leisure Education and Facilitation Techniques. (3 credits)

REC 3250

Program Planning and Administration in Therapeutic Recreation. (3 credits)

REC 3300

Commercial and Employee Recreation. (3 credits)

REC 3310

Travel and Tourism. (3 credits)

REC 3360

Therapeutic Recreation Methods and Techniques. (3 credits)

REC 3510

Camp Administration and Leadership. (2 credits)

REC 3515

Camping for Individuals with Disabilities. (3 credits)

REC 3550

Fieldwork in Recreation I. (3 credits)

REC 3551

Fieldwork in Recreation II. (3 credits)

REC 3560

Outdoor Living Skills. (2 credits)

REC 3860

Environmental Interpretation. (2 credits)

REC 3900

Operation of Leisure Facilities. (3 credits)

REC 3910

Microcomputers in Leisure Agencies. (3 credits)

REC 3960

Special Topics in Leisure Studies. (1 to 3 credits)

REC 4274

Pre-Internship. (1 credits)

REC 4275

Internship. (6 credits)

REC 4355

Documentation and Professional Practice in Therapeutic Recreation. (3 credits)

REC 4444

Honors Independent Study. (1 credits)

REC 4600

Planning and Design of Leisure Facilities. (4 credits)

REC 4644

Honors Thesis. (3 credits)

REC 4666

Honors Seminar. (3 credits)

REC 4740

Research and Evaluation in Leisure Studies. (3 credits)

REC 4741

Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)

REC 4830

Administration of Leisure Services. (3 credits)

REC 4850

Financial Practices for Leisure Service Agencies. (3 credits)

REC 4950

Therapeutic Leisure Services for the Aged. (3 credits)

SED 2000

Inquiry Into Teaching. (1 credits)

SED 3000

Level I: ISEP (3 credits)

SED 3100

Level II: ISEP (3 credits)

SED 3330

Instructional Tasks in the Secondary School. (3 credits)

SED 4000

Level III: ISEP (3 credits)

SED 4741

Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)

SED 4751

Strategies of Adult Instruction. (3 credits)

SED 4780

Studies in Education. (3 credits)

SED 4790

Studies in Education. (2 credits)

SED 4800

Studies in Education. (1 credits)

SED 4850

Seminar and Field Experiences in Adult Education. (4 credits)

SOC 2710G

Introductory Sociology. (3 credits)

SOC 2721

Social Stratification. (3 credits)

SOC 2750G

Social Problems in Contemporary Society. (3 credits)

SOC 2761

Introduction to Criminology. (3 credits)

SOC 2780

The Sociology of Deviant Behavior. (3 credits)

SOC 2830

Family and Society. (3 credits)

SOC 2840

Racial and Cultural Minorities. (3 credits)

SOC 2850

Classical Social Theory. (3 credits)

SOC 2890G

Social Problems in Contemporary Society, Honors. (3 credits)

SOC 3000

Sociology of Sport. (3 credits)

SOC 3250

Contemporary Social Theory (3 credits)

SOC 3600

Introduction to Social Work. (3 credits)

SOC 3610

Statistical Analysis of Social Data (4 credits)

SOC 3620

Research Methods for Collecting Social Data. (3 credits)

SOC 3622

Population. (3 credits)

SOC 3650

Social Psychology. (3 credits)

SOC 3660

Social Organization. (3 credits)

SOC 3750

Social Change. (3 credits)

SOC 3770

Sociological Analysis of Crime and Criminal Justice System. (3 credits)

SOC 3780

Policing Society: A Sociological Analysis. (3 credits)

SOC 3801

Rural Sociology. (3 credits)

SOC 3820

Environmental Sociology. (3 credits)

SOC 3900

Political Sociology. (3 credits)

SOC 3903

Gender Roles and Social Change. (3 credits)

SOC 3970

Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)

SOC 4000

Sociology of Work and Occupations. (3 credits)

SOC 4010

Sociology of Science and Knowledge. (3 credits)

SOC 4275

Internship in Sociology. (1 to 12 credits)

SOC 4400

Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)

SOC 4700

Dynamics of Collective Behavior. (3 credits)

SOC 4750

Sociological Analysis of Juvenile Delinquency. (3 credits)

SOC 4790

The Correctional Process: A Sociological Analysis. (3 credits)

SOC 4800

Sociological Aspects of Gerontology. (3 credits)

SOC 4820

Sociology of Health and Health Care. (3 credits)

SOC 4900

Current Issues in Sociology. (3 credits)

SOS 3400

Methods and Materials in the Social Studies in the Secondary School. (3 credits)

SPC 1310G

Introduction to Speech Communication. (3 credits)

SPC 1390G

Introduction to Speech Communication, Honors. (3 credits)

SPC 2010

Introduction to Communication Theories. (3 credits)

SPC 2020

Communication Research. (3 credits)

SPC 2030

Applied Communication. (3 credits)

SPC 2040

Argumentation and Critical Thinking. (3 credits)

SPC 2520

Introduction to Mass Communication. (3 credits)

SPC 2525

Electronic Production I. (3 credits)

SPC 2550

Broadcast Announcing. (3 credits)

SPC 2575

Electronic Production II. (3 credits)

SPC 2630

Introduction to Interpersonal Communication. (3 credits)

SPC 2650

Introduction to Organizational Communication. (3 credits)

SPC 3100

Persuasion. (3 credits)

SPC 3200

Rhetorical Criticism. (3 credits)

SPC 3230

Advanced Public Speaking. (3 credits)

SPC 3300

Interviewing. (3 credits)

SPC 3400

Teaching Speech. (3 credits)

SPC 3470

Small Group Communication. (3 credits)

SPC 3500

Electronic Media Relations. (3 credits)

SPC 3520

Radio Production. (3 credits)

SPC 3530

Film Communication (4 credits)

SPC 3540

Video Production. (3 credits)

SPC 3610

Broadcast News Writing. (3 credits)

SPC 3620

Electronic News Gathering. (3 credits)

SPC 3650

Communication in Organizations. (3 credits)

SPC 3660

Communication and Conflict Management. (3 credits)

SPC 3710

Intercultural Communication. (3 credits)

SPC 3750

Computer Mediated Communication I. (3 credits)

SPC 3752

Computer Mediated Communication II. (3 credits)

SPC 3900

Directing Forensic Activities. (3 credits)

SPC 3903

The Rhetoric of Women. (3 credits)

SPC 3910

Communication in Health Professions. (3 credits)

SPC 3920

Public Relations in Society (3 credits)

SPC 3940

Advertising: Theory and Practice. (3 credits)

SPC 3950

Conferences and Event Planning Management. (1 credits)

SPC 3953

Perspectives on Sports and the Media. (3 credits)

SPC 3960

Advocacy and Message and Design. (3 credits)

SPC 3970

Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)

SPC 4000

Independent Study. (3 credits)

SPC 4030

Seminar. (3 credits)

SPC 4275

Internship. (1 to 12 credits)

SPC 4375

Practicum. (1 to 3 credits)

SPC 4420

Mass Media Advertising-Sales. (3 credits)

SPC 4444

Honors Independent Study. (3 to 6 credits)

SPC 4500

Topics in Electronic Media Production. (3 credits)

SPC 4540

Advanced Video Production. (3 credits)

SPC 4555

Honors Research. (3 to 6 credits)

SPC 4644

Honors Thesis. (3 credits)

SPC 4650

Simulation in Organizational Communication. (3 credits)

SPC 4651

Communication Training: Theory and Practice. (3 credits)

SPC 4666

Honors Seminar. (3 to 6 credits)

SPC 4740

Theories of Human Communication. (3 credits)

SPC 4749

Senior Portfolio.

SPC 4750

Advanced Theory of Mass Communication. (3 credits)

SPC 4765

Communication in Families. (3 credits)

SPC 4770

Television Criticism. (3 credits)

SPC 4800

Contemporary American Public Address. (3 credits)

SPC 4820

Political Communication. (3 credits)

SPC 4850

Topics in Computer Mediated Communication. (3 credits)

SPC 4910

Applied Health Communication. (3 credits)

SPC 4919

Public Relations Techniques. (3 credits)

SPC 4920

Case Studies in Public Relations Problems. (3 credits)

SPE 2000

Disabilities in the Context of Education and the Life Span. (2, credits)

SPE 3000

Education of Individuals with Exceptional Learning Needs. (3 credits)

SPE 3100

Learning Differences of Individuals with Moderate to Severe Exceptional Learning Needs. (3 credits)

SPE 3200

Learning Differences of Individuals with Mild/Moderate Exceptional Learning Needs. (4 credits)

SPE 3201

Observation of Individuals with Severe to Mild/Moderate Exceptional Learning Needs Across Severity Levels. (3 credits)

SPE 3220

Behaviors of Young Children (Birth to 8) At Risk and with Exceptional Learning Needs. (3 credits)

SPE 3250

Observation of Individuals With Exceptional Learning Needs: Learning Disabilities. (1 credits)

SPE 3260

Observation of Individuals with Exceptional Learning Needs: Mental Retardation/Developmental Delays. (1 credits)

SPE 3270

Observation of Individuals with Exceptional Learning Needs: Seriously Emotionally Disturbed/Behavior Disorders. (1 credits)

SPE 3500

The Education of Individuals with Exceptional Learning Needs: Access to the General Curriculum. (3 credits)

SPE 3600

Behavioral Principles in Special Education. (3 credits)

SPE 3700

Individualized Independence Curriculum and Materials. (3 credits)

SPE 3970

Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)

SPE 4444

Honors Independent Studies. (3 credits)

SPE 4530

Facilitating Language in Individuals with Exceptional Learning Needs. (3 credits)

SPE 4600

Community Services and Communication with Families of Learners with Exceptional Learning Needs. (3 credits)

SPE 4644

Honors Thesis. (3 credits)

SPE 4666

Honors Seminar. (3 credits)

SPE 4700

Individualized General Curriculum and Materials. (3 credits)

SPE 4720

Instructional Materials and Activities for Young Children (Birth to 8) At Risk and with Exceptional Learning Needs. (3 credits)

SPE 4730

Curriculum Adaptation and Consultation for Individuals With Exceptional Learning Needs. (3 credits)

SPE 4741

Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)

SPE 4765

Identification and Instructional Strategies: Individuals with Gifts and Talents. (3 credits)

SPE 4800

Diagnosis and Assessment of Learners with Exceptional Learning Needs. (4 credits)

SPE 4820

Assessment of Young Children (Birth to 8) With Exceptional Learning Needs. (3 credits)

SPE 4900

Instructional Strategies for Individuals with Exceptional Learning Needs. (6 credits)

SPE 4901

Practicum with Individuals with Exceptional Learning Needs. (4 credits)

SPE 4920

Instructional Strategies: Young Children (Birth through 8) at Risk and with Exceptional Learning Needs. (3 credits)

SPE 4925

Communication Skills of Children (Birth to 8) At Risk and with Exceptional Learning Needs. (3 credits)

SPE 4950

Instructional Strategies: Learning Disabilities. (3 credits)

SPE 4960

Instructional Strategies: Mental Retardation/Developmental Disabilities. (3 credits)

SPE 4970

Instructional Strategies: Seriously Emotionally Disturbed/Behavior Disorders. (3 credits)

STA 3960

Study Abroad Exchange (3 to 15 credits)

STA 3961

Study Abroad Exchange (3 to 15 credits)

STG 3000

Preclinical Experience with Populations that are Culturally Diverse and Individuals with Disabilities. (1 credits)

STG 4000

Multicultural/Disabilities Practicum. (1 credits)

STG 4001

Student Teaching. (12-16 credits)

STL 3000

Student Leadership. (2 credits)

THA 1133

Oral Interpretation. (3 credits)

THA 1134

Stage Movement. (2 credits)

THA 1144

Acting for Non-Majors. (3 credits)

THA 2000

Performance Practicum. (1 credits)

THA 2001

Costume Practicum I. (1 credits)

THA 2002

Scenic/Lighting Practicum I. (1 credits)

THA 2003

Costume Practicum II. (1 credits)

THA 2004

Scenic/Lighting Practicum II. (1 credits)

THA 2005

Stage Makeup. (3 credits)

THA 2010G

Arts Omnibus. (3 credits)

THA 2012G

Non-Western Theatre. (3 credits)

THA 2140G

Introduction to the Theatre. (3 credits)

THA 2190G

Introduction to the Theatre, Honors. (3 credits)

THA 2210

Introduction to Costuming. (3 credits)

THA 2211

Stagecraft. (3 credits)

THA 2220

Theatre Seminar I. (1 credits)

THA 2244

Basic Acting. (3 credits)

THA 2257

Graphics for the Performing Arts. (3 credits)

THA 2258

Script Analysis. (3 credits)

THA 2281

Summer Theatre: Performance I. (3 to 6 credits)

THA 2282

Summer Theatre: Tech I. (3 to 6 credits)

THA 3000

Advanced Performance Practicum. (1 credits)

THA 3001

Advanced Costume Practicum. (1 credits)

THA 3002

Advanced Scenic/Lighting Practicum. (1 credits)

THA 3220

Theatre Seminar II. (1 credits)

THA 3257

Graphics II: Introduction to CAD FOR THE THEATRE. (3 credits)

THA 3333

Advanced Oral Interpretation. (3 credits)

THA 3334

Performing Voice. (2 credits)

THA 3344

Scene & Character Study. (3 credits)

THA 3345

Topics in Acting. (3 credits)

THA 3346

Dialects. (3 credits)

THA 3347

Topics in Theatre Movement. (3 credits)

THA 3348

Auditioning. (3 credits)

THA 3357

Scene Design. (3 credits)

THA 3358

Design and History of Costume. (3 credits)

THA 3360

Stage Lighting. (3 credits)

THA 3361

Theatre Production Topics. (3 credits)

THA 3400

Methods of Teaching Theatre in the Secondary School. (3 credits)

THA 3431

Children’s Theatre Tour. (3 credits)

THA 3432

Creative Dramatics for the Classroom Teacher. (3 credits)

THA 3434

Basic Theatrical Design. (3 credits)

THA 3445

Directing. (3 credits)

THA 3500

Independent Study. (3 credits)

THA 3751G

Theatre History I. (3 credits)

THA 3752G

Theatre History II. (3 credits)

THA 3753G

Development of American Theatre and Drama. (3 credits)

THA 3754G

American Theatre on Film. (3 credits)

THA 3755G

African-American Theatre. (3 credits)

THA 3756

Twentieth Century Theatre. (3 credits)

THA 3793G

Development of American Theatre and Drama, Honors. (3 credits)

THA 3970

Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)

THA 4275

Theatre Internship. (1 to 6 credits)

THA 4400

Advanced Directing Studies. (3 credits)

THA 4444

Honors Independent Study. (3 credits)

THA 4550

Advanced Design Studies. (3 credits)

THA 4555

Honors Research. (3 credits)

THA 4644

Honors Thesis. (3 credits)

THA 4666

Honors Seminar. (3 credits)

THA 4810

Summer Theatre: Performance II. (3 to 6 credits)

THA 4811

Summer Theatre: Tech (3 to 6 credits)

THA 4812

Summer Theatre: Directing (3 to 6 credits)

THA 4834

Methods of Play Production in Middle and Secondary Schools. (3 credits)

WST 2309G

Women, Men, and Culture. (3 credits)

WST 3309

Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)

WST 4000

Special Topics. (1 to 3 credits)

WST 4275

Internship. (1 to 12 credits)

WST 4309

Feminist Theory. (3 credits)

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