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ACC 4750
Governmental and Not-for-Profit Accounting. (3 credits)
ACC 4800
Federal Income Taxation II (3 credits)
ACC 5100
Special Topics in Accounting. (3 credits)
ACC 5200
Financial Accounting Standards. (3 credits)
ACC 5300
Strategic Cost Management. (3 credits)
ACC 5400
Advanced Auditing & Assurance Services (3 credits)
ACC 5700
Seminar on Challenges in Accounting. (3 credits)
ACC 5800
Employee Benefit Plans. (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)
ART 5100
Special Studies I. (2 credits)
ART 5200
Studies in Painting I. (3 credits)
ART 5500
Current Trends in Art Education. (3 credits)
ART 5505
Assessment in Art Education. (3 credits)
ART 5510
Curriculum Design in Art Education (3 credits)
ART 5560
Studies in Contemporary Printmaking I. (3 credits)
ART 5561
Studies in Contemporary Printmaking II. (3 credits)
ART 5571
Studies in Ceramics I. (3 credits)
ART 5572
Studies in Ceramics II. (3 credits)
ART 5600
Special Studies II. (1 to 2 credits)
ART 5610
Studies in Drawing I. (3 credits)
ART 5611
Studies in Drawing II. (3 credits)
ART 5620
Studies in Watercolor. (3 credits)
ART 5671
Studies in Sculpture I. (3 credits)
ART 5672
Studies in Sculpture II. (3 credits)
ART 5701
Studies in Painting II. (3 credits)
ART 5702
Studies in Painting III. (3 credits)
ART 5771
Studies in Metalsmithing I. (3 credits)
ART 5772
Studies in Metalsmithing II. (3 credits)
ART 5800
Research Methods in Art Education. (3 credits)
ART 5801
Studies in Weaving I. (3 credits)
ART 5802
Studies in Weaving II. (3 credits)
ART 5850
Teaching Practicum. (1 credits)
ART 5900
Research in Art. (2 credits)
ART 5910
Graduate Exhibition Practice and Procedure. (1 credits)
ART 5950
Thesis. (3 to 6 credits)
ART 5970
Independent Study in Art Education. (1 to 6 credits)
ART 5990
Independent Study. (1 to 6 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)
BIO 5039
Genetics and Evolution for Natural Science Teachers. (3 credits)
BIO 5041
Plant Morphology for Natural Science Teachers. (3 credits)
BIO 5042
Plant Anatomy for Natural Science Teachers. (3 credits)
BIO 5043
Plant Physiology for Natural Science Teachers. (3 credits)
BIO 5044
Plant Taxonomy for Natural Science Teachers. (3 credits)
BIO 5045
Natural History of Non-Vertebrates for Teachers. (3 credits)
BIO 5046
Natural History of Vertebrates for Teachers. (3 credits)
BIO 5047
Animal Physiology for Teachers. (3 credits)
BIO 5048
Comparative Anatomy for Teachers. (3 credits)
BIO 5049
Topics in Ecology for Natural Science Teachers. (3 credits)
BIO 5051
Biotechnology Techniques for Natural Science Teachers. (3 credits)
BIO 5052
Special Topics in Biology for Natural Science Teachers. (3 credits)
BIO 5104
Plant Taxonomy for Teachers. (3 credits)
BIO 5150
Graduate Seminar. (1 credits)
BIO 5200
Stream Ecology. (3 credits)
BIO 5202
Behavioral Ecology. (3 credits)
BIO 5204
Ecotoxicology and Biological Monitoring of Pollution. (3 credits)
BIO 5206
Advanced Limnology. (3 credits)
BIO 5208
Population Ecology. (3 credits)
BIO 5210
Insect Morphology and Physiology (4 credits)
BIO 5225
Systematics. (3 credits)
BIO 5232
Plant Cell and Tissue Culture. (3 credits)
BIO 5340
Population Genetics. (3 credits)
BIO 5360
Field Mycology. (4 credits)
BIO 5364
Taxonomy of Aquatic Macrophytes. (2 credits)
BIO 5366
Biogeography. (3 credits)
BIO 5370
Wildlife Ecology and Management. (3 credits)
BIO 5372
Wildlife Techniques. (3 credits)
BIO 5380
Landscape Ecology. (3 credits)
BIO 5381
Advanced Biostatistics. (3 credits)
BIO 5400
Cell Physiology. (4 credits)
BIO 5402
Advanced Plant Physiology I, Plant Growth and Development. (3 credits)
BIO 5404
Advanced Plant Physiology II, Metabolism. (3 credits)
BIO 5406
Endocrinology. (4 credits)
BIO 5452
Ethnobotany. (3 credits)
BIO 5900
Research in Biological Sciences. (1 to 6 credits)
BIO 5950
Thesis. (3 or 6 credits)
BIO 5980
Graduate Internship in Biological Sciences. (6 credits)
BIO 5990
Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)
CDS 4760
Voice Production and Disorders. (3 credits)
CDS 4800
Communication Modalities. (3 credits)
CDS 4820
Language and Literacy (2 credits)
CDS 4850
Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)
CDS 4900
Clinical Practice. (1 to 2 credits)
CDS 4920
Language and Literacy (2 credits)
CDS 5000
Research Methods in Communication Disorders and Sciences. (3 credits)
CDS 5100
Motor Speech Disorders. (3 credits)
CDS 5150
Stuttering. (3 credits)
CDS 5200
Developmental Syndrome Disorders. (2 credits)
CDS 5250
Advanced Study in Language Disorders. (3 credits)
CDS 5300
Acquired Language Disorders. (3 credits)
CDS 5350
Cognitive-Communication Disorders (2 credits)
CDS 5400
Special Topics. (2 credits)
CDS 5500
Dysphagia Management in Children and Adults. (3 credits)
CDS 5600
Professional Regulations and Issues in Speech-Language Pathology. (3 credits)
CDS 5800
Grand Rounds in Communication Disorders. (3 credits)
CDS 5850
Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)
CDS 5890
Thesis. (1 to 6 credits)
CDS 5900
Advanced Clinical Practice. (1 to 3 credits)
CDS 5910
Diagnostics in Speech-Language Pathology. (1 credits)
CDS 5920
Audiology Clinical Practice. (1 credits)
CDS 5970
Educational Internship. (12 credits)
CDS 5980
Medical Internship. (12 credits)
CHM 4750
Environmental Chemistry. (3 credits)
CHM 4760
Advanced Metabolism. (3 credits)
CHM 4765
Biochemistry Laboratory. (2 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)
CHM 5000
Graduate Seminar I.
CHM 5001
Graduate Seminar II. (1 credits)
CHM 5002
Introduction to Graduate Chemical Research. (1 credits)
CHM 5040
Chemical Analysis for Natural Science Teachers. (3 credits)
CHM 5050
Organic Chemistry for Natural Science Teachers. (3 credits)
CHM 5070
Advanced General Chemistry for Natural Science Teachers. (3 credits)
CHM 5080
Special Topics in Chemistry for Natural Science Teachers. (1 to 3 credits)
CHM 5100
Advanced Analytical Chemistry. (3 credits)
CHM 5120
Theoretical Inorganic Chemistry I. (3 credits)
CHM 5200
Chemical Thermodynamics. (3 credits)
CHM 5250
Special Topics. (3 credits)
CHM 5300
Molecular Spectroscopy. (3 credits)
CHM 5350
Organometallic Chemistry. (3 credits)
CHM 5400
Physical Organic Chemistry. (3 credits)
CHM 5410
Organic Mechanisms and Synthesis. (3 credits)
CHM 5460
Advanced Biochemistry. (3 credits)
CHM 5890
Graduate Research. (1 to 6 credits)
CHM 5950
Thesis. (3 credits)
CHM 5990
Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)
CMN 4750
Advanced Theory of Mass Communication. (3 credits)
CMN 4760
Theories of Human Communication. (3 credits)
CMN 4765
Communication in Families. (3 credits)
CMN 4770
Television Criticism. (3 credits)
CMN 4800
Contemporary American Public Address. (3 credits)
CMN 4820
Political Communication. (3 credits)
CMN 4850
Topics in Computer Mediated Communication. (3 credits)
CMN 4910
Applied Health Communication. (3 credits)
CMN 4919
Public Relations Techniques. (3 credits)
CMN 4919
Public Relations Techniques. (3 credits)
CMN 4920
Case Studies in Public Relations Problems. (3 credits)
CMN 5000
Introduction to Graduate Study and Research. (4 credits)
CMN 5010
Rhetorical Theory. (3 credits)
CMN 5020
Communication Theory. (3 credits)
CMN 5150
Seminar Interpersonal Communication. (3 credits)
CMN 5160
Seminar in Mass Media. (3 credits)
CMN 5170
Seminar in Organizational Communication. (3 credits)
CMN 5180
Seminar in Rhetoric and Public Address. (3 credits)
CMN 5240
Seminar in Teaching Speech. (3 credits)
CMN 5500
Techniques for Teaching Assistants in Speech Communication. (1 credits)
CMN 5510
Interpersonal Communication (3 credits)
CMN 5520
Social Interaction. (5620) (3 credits)
CMN 5530
Intercultural Communication (3 credits)
CMN 5610
Media Criticism. (5330) (3 credits)
CMN 5620
Social Relations and Media Effects. (3 credits)
CMN 5630
Computer-mediated Communication (3 credits)
CMN 5630
Computer-mediated Communication. (3 credits)
CMN 5710
Organizational Communication. (5520) (3 credits)
CMN 5720
Seminar in Public Relations. (5220) (3 credits)
CMN 5730
Communication Training and Development. (3 credits)
CMN 5810
Seminar in American Public Address. (5210) (3 credits)
CMN 5820
Rhetorical Criticism. (5310) (3 credits)
CMN 5830
Applied Criticism (3 credits)
CMN 5900
Instructional Practicum (3 credits)
CMN 5920
Creative Project (3 credits)
CMN 5940
Creative Thesis. (3 to 6 credits)
CMN 5950
Thesis. (3 to 6 credits)
CMN 5980
Internship (9 credits)
CMN 5990
Independent Study (1 to 6 credits)
CMN 5997
Study Abroad (3 to 6 credits)
COM 4800
Management of Innovation and Technology. (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
Occupational Perspectives: Past, Present and Future. (3 credits)
COS 4840
Training Program Development. (3 credits)
COS 4850
Special Topics in Career and 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)
CSD 5100
Counseling the Mature and Aged Person. (3 credits)
CSD 5200
Counseling Girls and Women. (3 credits)
CSD 5400
Special Issues. (2 to 3 credits)
CSD 5490
Special Topics (1 to 3 credits)
CSD 5500
Research Methods. (3 credits)
CSD 5510
Professional Orientation. (3 credits)
CSD 5520
Theories of Counseling. (3 credits)
CSD 5530
Pre-Practicum. (3 credits)
CSD 5600
Cross-Cultural Counseling. (3 credits)
CSD 5610
Human Development for Counselors. (3 credits)
CSD 5620
Group Counseling. (3 credits)
CSD 5630
Practicum. (3 credits)
CSD 5640
Play Therapy. (3 credits)
CSD 5700
Foundations of Student Affairs in Higher Education. (3 credits)
CSD 5710
Leadership and Administration in Higher Education. (3 credits)
CSD 5715
Individual and Group Intervention in Student Affairs (3 credits)
CSD 5720
Student Development Theory. (3 credits)
CSD 5730
History and Philosophy of Higher Education. (3 credits)
CSD 5735
Multicultural Competence in Higher Education (3 credits)
CSD 5740
Consultation Skills and Organizational Development. (3 credits)
CSD 5750
Governance and Finance in Higher Education. (3 credits)
CSD 5760
Legal Issues in Student Affairs. (3 credits)
CSD 5770
The Community College. (3 credits)
CSD 5780
College Teaching. (3 credits)
CSD 5790
Technology in Student Affairs. (3 credits)
CSD 5880
Internship in Student Affairs. (3 to 6 credits)
CSD 5900
Appraisal. (3 credits)
CSD 5920
Career Counseling. (3 credits)
CSD 5930
Foundations of Community Counseling. (3 credits)
CSD 5940
Foundations of School Counseling. (3 credits)
CSD 5945
Management of School Counseling Programs. (3 credits)
CSD 5950
Thesis and Research. (3 to 6 credits)
CSD 5960
Family Counseling. (3 credits)
CSD 5970
Counseling the Chemically Dependent. (3 credits)
CSD 5980
Clinical Diagnosis and Treatment Planning. (3 credits)
CSD 5990
Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)
CSD 6880
Consultation Skills and Organizational Development. (3 credits)
CSD 6900
Internship. (3 to 6 credits)
CSD 6910
Field Study in Guidance. (3 to 6 credits)
CSD 6920
School Counseling Internship. (3 to 6 credits)
CTE 4913
Organization and Administration of Cooperative Occupational Education. (3 credits)
CTE 4923
Coordination Techniques for Cooperative Occupational Education. (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 or 3 credits)
ECN 4973
Introduction to Econometrics. (3 credits)
ECN 5001
Essentials of Economics. (3 credits)
ECN 5401
Advanced Macroeconomic Theory. (3 credits)
ECN 5402
Advanced Microeconomic Theory. (3 credits)
ECN 5421
Seminar in Recent History of Economic Thought. (3 credits)
ECN 5441
Seminar in Monetary Theory. (3 credits)
ECN 5451
Seminar in Public Finance. (3 credits)
ECN 5461
Seminar in International Economics. (3 credits)
ECN 5471
Seminar in Economic Development. (3 credits)
ECN 5481
Seminar in Public Control of Industry. (3 credits)
ECN 5491
Seminar in Labor Economics. (3 credits)
ECN 5493
Economics of Human Resources. (3 credits)
ECN 5900
Research Methods. (3 credits)
ECN 5950
Thesis. (3 to 6 credits)
ECN 5960
Economics Graduate Forum. (1 credits)
ECN 5980
Internship in Economics. (1 to 3 credits)
ECN 5990
Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)
EDA 5400
Special Issues. (2 to 3 credits)
EDA 5410
School Law. (4 credits)
EDA 5420
School-Community Relations. (2 credits)
EDA 5490
Educational Administration Issues. (1 to 3 credits)
EDA 5600
Introduction to Organization and Administration. (3 credits)
EDA 5630
Administration and Supervision of the Elementary School. (4 credits)
EDA 5640
Administration and Supervision of the Secondary School. (4 credits)
EDA 5700
Supervision of Instruction. (2 credits)
EDA 5870
Personnel Administration. (3 credits)
EDA 5890
Practicum in School Leadership. (4 credits)
EDA 5900
Introduction to Research in Education. (2 credits)
EDA 5960
Data Management in Educational Administration. (4 credits)
EDA 5990
Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)
EDA 6200
Evaluating Student Achievement. (4 credits)
EDA 6600
Organizational Development in Educational Administration. (4 credits)
EDA 6650
The Superintendent of Schools. (4 credits)
EDA 6700
Planning and Evaluation of Instructional Programs. (3 credits)
EDA 6800
Current Issues in Educational Administration. (4 credits)
EDA 6810
Seminar: School Operations and the Law. (2 credits)
EDA 6850
School Plant Planning. (2 credits)
EDA 6860
School Finance. (3 credits)
EDA 6870
Professional Negotiation - Collective Bargaining in Education. (3 credits)
EDA 6910
Field Experience in Administration. (4 credits)
EDA 6920
Field Experience in Administration. (4 credits)
EDF 4750
Introduction to Adult Education. (3 credits)
EDF 5500
Theory Into Practice: Curriculum Development. (3 credits)
EDF 5510
Theory Into Practice: Social Foundations for Educational Practice. (3 credits)
EDF 5530
Theory Into Practice: Philosophy for Educational Practice. (2 credits)
EDF 5535
Philosophy of Education: Clinical. (2 credits)
EDF 5540
Theory Into Practice: History for Educational Practice. (2 credits)
EDF 5550
Comparative and International Education. (3 credits)
EDF 5730
History and Philosophy of Higher Education. (3 credits)
EDF 5990
Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)
EDP 4770
Facilitating Interpersonal Relationships. (3 credits)
EDP 4790
Studies in Education. (2 credits)
EDP 4800
Studies in Education. (1 credits)
EDP 5300
Theory into Practice: Psychological Foundations for Educational Practice. (3 credits)
EDP 6440
Statistics in Education and Psychology. (3 credits)
EDU 5000
Seminar: Professional Practice. (2 credits)
EDU 5200
Introduction to Educational Research. (3 credits)
EDU 5400
Special Issues. (2 to 3 credits)
EDU 5680
Educational Assessment. (3 credits)
EDU 5800
NBPTS/Professional Portfolio Development Seminar I. (2 credits)
EDU 5801
NBPTS/Professional Portfolio Development II. (2 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)
ELE 5000
Introduction to Research in Elementary Education. (3 credits)
ELE 5260
Advanced Developmental Reading. (3 credits)
ELE 5400
Special Issues. (2 to 3 credits)
ELE 5490
Educational Problems. (3 credits)
ELE 5570
Early Childhood Education. (3 credits)
ELE 5580
Child Study for the Elementary School Teacher. (3 credits)
ELE 5600
Diagnosis of Reading Problems. (3 credits)
ELE 5610
Remediation of Reading Problems. (3 credits)
ELE 5620
Remedial Reading Practicum. (3 credits)
ELE 5640
Teaching and Supervision of Social Studies in Elementary Schools. (3 credits)
ELE 5650
Language Arts in the Elementary School. (3 credits)
ELE 5660
Science Curriculum in the Elementary School. (3 credits)
ELE 5700
Seminar in Elementary Education. (1 to 3 credits)
ELE 5950
Thesis. (1 to 3 credits)
ELE 5990
Independent Study. (1 to 6 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)
ENG 5000
Introduction to Methods and Issues in English Studies. (3 credits)
ENG 5001
Studies in Old and Middle English Literature. (3 credits)
ENG 5002
Studies in Renaissance Literature. (3 credits)
ENG 5003
Studies in Seventeenth-Century British Literature. (3 credits)
ENG 5004
Studies in Restoration and Eighteenth-Century British Literature. (3 credits)
ENG 5005
Studies in Nineteenth-Century British Literature. (3 credits)
ENG 5006
Studies in Twentieth-Century British Literature. (3 credits)
ENG 5008
Studies in Colonial American Literature. (3 credits)
ENG 5009
Studies in Nineteenth-Century American Literature. (3 credits)
ENG 5010
Studies in Twentieth-Century American Literature. (3 credits)
ENG 5011
Studies in Composition and Rhetoric. (3 credits)
ENG 5061
Special Topics in Literature and Literary Theory. (3 credits)
ENG 5091
Studies in Language, Linguistics, and Literacy. (3 credits)
ENG 5500
Practicum in Teaching Composition. (1 credits)
ENG 5502
Mentored Composition Teaching. (3 credits)
ENG 5940
MA Exam Tutorial. (3 credits)
ENG 5950
Thesis. (3 to 6 credits)
ENG 5960
Professional Writing Internship. (3 credits)
ENG 5990
Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)
ENG 5997
Study Abroad. (3 to 6 credits)
ESC 4900
Earth Science Field Experience for Teachers. (5 credits)
ESC 4950
Earth Science Field Experience Research for Teachers. (1 to 3 credits)
ESC 5031
The Earth for Natural Science Teachers. (3 credits)
ESC 5032
Evolution of the Earth for Natural Science Teachers. (3 credits)
ESC 5033
The Hydrosphere for Natural Science Teachers. (3 credits)
ESC 5034
Atmosphere for Natural Science Teachers. (3 credits)
ESC 5035
Field Methods in Earth Sciences for Natural Science Teachers. (3 credits)
ESC 5036
Laboratory Methods in Earth Sciences for Natural Science Teachers. (3 credits)
ESC 5037
Special Topics in Earth Sciences for Natural Science Teachers. (1 to 3 credits)
ESC 5500
Advanced Earth Science Field Experience for Teachers. (1 to 6 credits)
ESC 5590
Special Topics. (1 to 6 credits)
ESC 5990
Independent Study. (1 to 6 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 Service Systems Management. (3 credits)
FCS 5151
Nutrition for Older People. (1 credits)
FCS 5152
Readings in Nutrition Research. (3 credits)
FCS 5153
Nutrition in the Life Cycle. (3 credits)
FCS 5154
Medical Nutrition Therapy. (3 credits)
FCS 5155
Teaching and Marketing Nutrition. (3 credits)
FCS 5230
Special Topics in Family and Consumer Sciences. (1 or 2 credits)
FCS 5235
International Special Topics in Family and Consumer Sciences. (1 credits)
FCS 5238
Seminar in Family and Consumer Sciences. (3 credits)
FCS 5300
Critical Issues in Consumer Affairs. (3 credits)
FCS 5301
Consumer and Management Problems of Older People. (3 credits)
FCS 5450
Administration and Supervision in Family and Consumer Sciences. (3 credits)
FCS 5460
Current Issues and Trends. (3 credits)
FCS 5470
Evaluation in Family and Consumer Sciences. (3 credits)
FCS 5750
Special Problems in Gerontology. (1 credits)
FCS 5846
Administration of Human Services Programs. (3 credits)
FCS 5850
Readings in Human Development and Family Life. (3 credits)
FCS 5852
Adolescence and the Family. (3 credits)
FCS 5854
Family and Professional Group Processes. (3 credits)
FCS 5900
Research Methods in Family and Consumer Sciences. (3 credits)
FCS 5950
Thesis. (3 to 6 credits)
FCS 5980
Internship. (3 to 6 credits)
FCS 5990
Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)
FIN 4820
International Finance. (3 credits)
FIN 4830
Current Issues in Finance. (3 credits)
FLF 4760
French Drama. (3 credits)
FLF 4770
French Poetry. (3 credits)
FLG 4750
Introduction to German Stylistics. (3 credits)
FLG 4751
German for Reading Knowledge (4 credits)
FLG 4752
German for Reading Knowledge II (4 credits)
GEG 4890
Geographic Information Systems. (3 credits)
GEG 5590
Special Topics. (1 to 6 credits)
GEG 5990
Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)
GEL 4800
Summer Field Geology in the Black Hills, S.D. (6 credits)
GEL 4892
Introduction to Paleobotany. (4 credits)
GEL 5590
Special Topics. (1 to 6 credits)
GEL 5990
Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)
HIS 4775
Selected Topics in History. (2 or 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 4855
Law, Disorder and Resistance in Mexico: Bandits and Rebels c. 1400-1997. (3 credits)
HIS 4900
Historical Publishing. (3 credits)
HIS 4903
Colonial America to 1763. (3 credits)
HIS 4904
The American Revolution, 1763-1789. (3 credits)
HIS 4910
The Foundation of the American Constitutional and Political System. (3 credits)
HIS 4911
History of American Violence. (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)
HIS 4980
The Historian and the Computer. (3 credits)
HIS 5000
Historiography. (3 credits)
HIS 5010
Administration of Historical Organizations. (3 credits)
HIS 5020
Historical Interpretation and Public Programs. (3 credits)
HIS 5030
Archival Methods. (3 credits)
HIS 5050
History of American Architecture. (3 credits)
HIS 5070
Research Methods in Local History. (3 credits)
HIS 5090
Care and Management of Historical Artifacts. (3 credits)
HIS 5110
History Museum Exhibits. (3 credits)
HIS 5111
History Museum Exhibits. (1 credits)
HIS 5160
Seminar in American History. (1 to 3 credits)
HIS 5250
Seminar in the History of Revolution. (3 credits)
HIS 5310
Seminar in Social, Intellectual, or Cultural History. (3 credits)
HIS 5320
Seminar in Diplomatic History. (3 credits)
HIS 5330
Material Life in America, 1600 to the Present. (3 credits)
HIS 5340
Nineteenth-Century American Social and Cultural History. (2 or 3 credits)
HIS 5350
Twentieth-Century American Cultural and Social History. (2 or 3 credits)
HIS 5360
Historic Domestic Interiors. (3 credits)
HIS 5370
Seminar in Early American History. (3 credits)
HIS 5390
Seminar in the Civil War Era. (3 credits)
HIS 5400
Seminar in European History. (1 to 3 credits)
HIS 5950
Thesis. (3 to 6 credits)
HIS 5980
Internship in Historical Administration. (6 to 12 credits)
HIS 5990
Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)
HIS 5997
Study Abroad. (3 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)
HST 5010
Current Health Problems. (3 credits)
HST 5990
Independent Study. (1 to 6 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 4953
Color Management Applications: Print, Textiles, Web and other Substrates (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 Information Services and Technology. (1 to 4 credits)
IST 5330
Integrating Technology into the Classroom Experience. (3 credits)
IST 5331
Applications of Educational Technology. (3 credits)
IST 5890
Seminar in Educational Technology. (3 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
Advance 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)
JOU 5001
Introduction to Archival Photography. (1 credits)
JOU 5620
Social Relations and Media Effects. (3 credits)
JOU 5630
Computer-mediated Communication. (3 credits)
JOU 5630
Computer-mediated Communication. (3 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)
MAT 5035
Topics in Computer Science. (4 credits)
MAT 5050
Numerical Analysis. (4 credits)
MAT 5100
Abstract Algebra. (4 credits)
MAT 5151
Probability. (4 credits)
MAT 5152
Statistics. (4 credits)
MAT 5200
Higher Geometry. (4 credits)
MAT 5210
An Introduction to Differential Geometry. (4 credits)
MAT 5220
Topology. (4 credits)
MAT 5301
Real Variables. (4 credits)
MAT 5330
Complex Variables. (4 credits)
MAT 5335
Topics in Mathematics. (2 to 4 credits)
MAT 5400
The Teaching of Mathematics in Grades K-6. (3 credits)
MAT 5410
Introduction to Research in Mathematics Education. (3 credits)
MAT 5635
Mathematical Topics for Secondary School Mathematics Teachers. (2 or 3 credits)
MAT 5700
Topics in Teaching Mathematics. (2 to 4 credits)
MAT 5810
Topics in Mathematics for Elementary/Middle School Teachers. (1 to 4 credits)
MAT 5950
Thesis. (3 to 6 credits)
MAT 5990
Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)
MBA 5005
Quantitative Analysis. (3 credits)
MBA 5010
Essentials of Accounting. (3 credits)
MBA 5500
Quantitative Modeling. (3 credits)
MBA 5510
Business Research Methods. (3 credits)
MBA 5520
Strategic Human Resource Management. (3 credits)
MBA 5530
Communication Analysis. (3 credits)
MBA 5540
International Business. (3 credits)
MBA 5550
Marketing Management. (3 credits)
MBA 5605
Managerial Accounting Control. (3 credits)
MBA 5640
Financial Management. (3 credits)
MBA 5660
Operations Management. (3 credits)
MBA 5670
Management Information Systems. (3 credits)
MBA 5680
Organizational Behavior and Group Dynamics. (3 credits)
MBA 5880
Seminar in Business Administration. (3 credits)
MBA 5890
Administrative Policy. (3 credits)
MBA 5950
Thesis. (3 to 6 credits)
MBA 5980
Internship in Business Administration. (1 to 12 credits)
MBA 5990
Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)
MBA 5997
Study Abroad. (3 credits)
MGT 4800
Management of Innovation and Technology. (3 credits)
MGT 4950
Management Consulting Research. (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)
MLE 5110
Principles and Procedures in the Middle-Level School. (3 credits)
MLE 5150
Interdisciplinary Curriculum in the Middle-Level School. (3 credits)
MLE 5270
Content Area Literacy Instruction. (3 credits)
MLE 5400
Special Issues. (2 to 3 credits)
MLE 5700
Seminar in Middle/Junior High School Education. (1 to 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 4860
Marching Band and Jazz Band Techniques. (2 credits)
MUS 4861
Jazz Pedagogy. (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)
MUS 5100
Introduction to Research in Music. (3 credits)
MUS 5120
Music Theater/Opera Workshop. (2 credits)
MUS 5170
Analytical Techniques. (3 credits)
MUS 5510
Voice. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 5520
Flute. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 5521
Oboe. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 5522
Clarinet. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 5523
Bassoon. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 5524
Saxophone. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 5525
Recorders. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 5530
Trumpet. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 5531
Horn. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 5532
Trombone. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 5533
Baritone. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 5534
Tuba. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 5540
Percussion. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 5550
Violin. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 5551
Viola. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 5552
Violoncello. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 5553
String Bass. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 5560
Piano. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 5561
Organ. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 5562
Harpsichord. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 5563
Graduate Applied Jazz. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 5570
Composition. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 5571
Organ Service Playing. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 5575
Conducting. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 5600
Symphonic Wind Ensemble. (1 credits)
MUS 5601
Concert Band. (1 credits)
MUS 5602
Panther Marching Band. (1 credits)
MUS 5604
Chamber Music, Winds. (1 credits)
MUS 5605
Flute Choir. (1 credits)
MUS 5606
Clarinet Choir. (1 credits)
MUS 5607
Saxophone Quartet. (1 credits)
MUS 5610
Orchestra, Strings. (1 credits)
MUS 5611
Orchestra, Winds. (1 credits)
MUS 5615
Chamber Music, Strings. (1 credits)
MUS 5620
Jazz Ensemble. (1 credits)
MUS 5621
Jazz Lab Band. (1 credits)
MUS 5622
Jazz Combo. (1 credits)
MUS 5630
Concert Choir. (1 credits)
MUS 5631
Mixed Chorus. (1 credits)
MUS 5632
Show Choir. (1 credits)
MUS 5633
Chamber Singers. (1 credits)
MUS 5640
Percussion Ensemble. (1 credits)
MUS 5642
Latin Percussion Ensemble. (1 credits)
MUS 5660
Chamber Music, Keyboard. (1 credits)
MUS 5700
History and Philosophy of Music Education (3 credits)
MUS 5701
Psychology of Music Teaching and Learning (3 credits)
MUS 5702
Graduate Seminar in Music Education (1 credits)
MUS 5855
Advanced Choral Conducting. (3 credits)
MUS 5860
Advanced Instrumental Conducting. (3 credits)
MUS 5880
Seminar in Music History. (3 credits)
MUS 5940
Graduate Recital. (3 credits)
MUS 5950
Thesis. (3 to 6 credits)
MUS 5980
Internship in Music Instruction I and II. (3 credits)
MUS 5990
Independent Study. (1 to 6 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)
PED 5000
Research Methods in Health, Physical Education and Recreation. (3 credits)
PED 5001
Analysis and Interpretations of Statistical Data in Health, Physical Education and Recreation. (2 credits)
PED 5120
Social Psychology and Physical Activity. (3 credits)
PED 5125
Stress Management for Exercise and Health Specialists. (3 credits)
PED 5131
Lower Extremity and Specific Injury Problems. (3 credits)
PED 5134
Injury Recognition with Head, Neck, and Upper Extremity Problems. (3 credits)
PED 5137
Therapeutic Modalities and Nutrition. (3 credits)
PED 5140
Current Trends in the Teaching of Physical Education in the Elementary and Junior High School. (3 credits)
PED 5200
Curriculum Development in Physical Education. (3 credits)
PED 5210
Administration of Interschool Athletics. (2 credits)
PED 5211
Promotions in Sports Administration. (3 credits)
PED 5220
Organization and Administration of Physical Fitness and Cardiac Rehabilitation Programs. (2 credits)
PED 5225
Physical Activity and Aging. (3 credits)
PED 5230
Physiology of Exercise. (3 credits)
PED 5250
Exercise Electrocardiography. (3 credits)
PED 5300
Advanced Administration of Physical Education in Schools. (2 credits)
PED 5450
Supervisory Experiences in Adult Fitness. (3 credits)
PED 5570
Analysis of Human Motion. (3 credits)
PED 5630
Philosophy of Physical Education. (3 credits)
PED 5640
Graded Exercise Testing and Exercise Prescription for the Apparently Healthy and the Cardiac Patient. (3 credits)
PED 5655
Supervisory Experience in Cardiac Rehabilitation. (3 credits)
PED 5700
Advanced Measurement and Evaluation. (3 credits)
PED 5710
Sociological Bases of Sport in America. (3 credits)
PED 5720
Sport, Film and Culture. (3 credits)
PED 5800
Analytical Readings in Health, Physical Education and Recreation. (3 credits)
PED 5901
Seminar in Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Sports. (1 credits)
PED 5950
Thesis. (3 or 6 credits)
PED 5980
Internship in Sports Administration. (3 credits)
PED 5990
Independent Study. (1 to 6 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)
PHY 5090
Special Topics in Physics for Natural Science Teachers. (1 to 3 credits)
PHY 5120
Classical Mechanics for Natural Science Teachers. (3 credits)
PHY 5130
Electrodynamics and Thermodynamics for Natural Science Teachers. (3 credits)
PHY 5140
Electronics for Natural Science Teachers. (3 credits)
PHY 5150
Astronomy for Natural Science Teachers. (3 credits)
PHY 5160
Modern Physics for Natural Science Teachers. (3 credits)
PHY 5170
Optics for Natural Science Teachers. (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)
PLS 5023
Proseminar in International Politics. (3 credits)
PLS 5033
Comparative Institutional Analysis. (3 credits)
PLS 5043
International Political Economy. (3 credits)
PLS 5053
Research Methods. (3 credits)
PLS 5073
Seminar in Political Behavior. (3 credits)
PLS 5133
Governments and Politics of Asia (3 credits)
PLS 5153
Cities, Politics and Urban Policy. (4843) (3 credits)
PLS 5163
Subnational Government. (3 credits)
PLS 5173
Seminar in Congressional Politics. (3 credits)
PLS 5273
Presidential Politics. (3 credits)
PLS 5433
Proseminar in Comparative Politics. (3 credits)
PLS 5533
Seminar in Political Modernization. (3 credits)
PLS 5543
Proseminar in Public Administration and Policy. (3 credits)
PLS 5843
Topical Seminar in Public Policy. (3 credits)
PLS 5950
Thesis. (3 to 6 credits)
PLS 5980
Administrative Internship. (1 to 3 credits)
PLS 5990
Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)
PLS 5997
Study Abroad. (3 to 6 credits)
PSY 5004
Personality Assessment: Foundations. (3 credits)
PSY 5005
Personality Assessment II: Child and Adolescent. (3 credits)
PSY 5015
Individual Intellectual Assessment. (4 credits)
PSY 5020
Advanced Measurement Principles. (3 credits)
PSY 5025
Psychological Assessment I. (4 credits)
PSY 5026
Psychological Assessment II. (4 credits)
PSY 5030
The School Psychologist. (3 credits)
PSY 5035
Advanced Psychopathology. (3 credits)
PSY 5040
Psychotherapy. (3 credits)
PSY 5050
Behavior Therapy with Children & Adolescents. (3 credits)
PSY 5060
Cognitive Behavior Therapy. (3 credits)
PSY 5070
Group Psychotherapy. (3 credits)
PSY 5110
Psycho Educational Assessment of Preschool Children. (3 credits)
PSY 5170
Theories of Learning. (3 credits)
PSY 5400
Psychotherapy with Diverse Populations. (5800) (3 credits)
PSY 5540
Psychological Processes in the Aged. (3 credits)
PSY 5545
Techniques for Geriatric Management. (3 credits)
PSY 5560
Marriage and Family Therapy. (3 credits)
PSY 5580
Advanced Crisis Intervention. (3 credits)
PSY 5610
Research Methods. (3 credits)
PSY 5710
Research Design and Statistical Analysis I. (4 credits)
PSY 5711
Research Design and Statistical Analysis II. (3 credits)
PSY 5890
Field Study or Practicum. (1 to 12 credits)
PSY 5900
Internship in Clinical Psychology I. (6 credits)
PSY 5950
Thesis. (3 to 6 credits)
PSY 5970
Seminar Topics in Psychology. (2 or 3 credits)
PSY 5980
Internship in Clinical Psychology II. (6 to 9 credits)
PSY 5990
Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)
PSY 5997
Study Abroad. (3 to 6 credits)
PSY 6000
Specialist's Thesis. (3 to 6 credits)
PSY 6300
Advanced Child Development. (3 credits)
PSY 6500
Child Psychopathology. (3 credits)
PSY 6550
Neuropsychology: Brain-Behavior Relationships. (3 credits)
PSY 6660
Theories and Application of Psychological Consultation. (3 credits)
PSY 6890
Advanced Practicum in School Psychology. (3 credits)
PSY 6970
Seminar: Special Topics in School Psychology. (3 credits)
PSY 6980
Psychotherapeutic Interventions in the Schools. (3 credits)
PSY 6999
Internship in School Psychology. (6 credits)
REC 4790
Swimming Pool Management and Operation. (3 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)
REC 5420
Principles and Philosophies of Leisure. (2 credits)
REC 5430
Seminar in Issues and Trends in Leisure Service Agencies. (3 credits)
SCI 5000
Contemporary Issues and Ethics in Science for Natural Science Teachers. (3 credits)
SCI 5001
Statistical Applications for Natural Science Teachers. (3 credits)
SCI 5002
History of Science for Natural Science Teachers. (3 credits)
SCI 5003
Introduction to Research for Natural Science Teachers. (1 credits)
SCI 5004
Special Projects for Natural Science Teachers. (2 credits)
SCI 5005
Seminar for Science Teachers (1 credits)
SCI 5006
Independent Study for Natural Science Teachers. (1 to 3 credits)
SCI 5007
Research for Natural Science Teachers. (1 to 3 credits)
SCI 5950
Thesis for Natural Science Teachers. (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)
SED 5400
Special Issues. (2 to 3 credits)
SED 5750
Special Problems in Gerontology. (1 credits)
SED 5950
Thesis. (3 to 6 credits)
SED 5990
Independent Study. (1 to 6 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)
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)
SPE 5120
Current Issues in Special Education. (3 credits)
SPE 5131
Topics in Special Education. (1 to 3 credits)
SPE 5132
Topics in Special Education. (1 to 3 credits)
SPE 5133
Topics in Special Education. (1 to 3 credits)
SPE 5220
Typical and Atypical Development in Children Birth to Five. (3 credits)
SPE 5400
Special Issues. (2 to 3 credits)
SPE 5620
A Family-Focused Approach for Providing Services to Families with Children Identified as Exceptional. (3 credits)
SPE 5670
Assessment for Special Education. (3 credits)
SPE 5770
Practicum in Special Education. (3 to 6 credits)
SPE 5800
Advanced Collaboration and Consultation in Special Education. (3 credits)
SPE 5820
Early Childhood Special Education: Program Administration and Supervision. (3 credits)
SPE 5840
Infant and Toddler Assessment. (3 credits)
SPE 5870
Special Education: Personnel Supervision and Program Administration. (3 credits)
SPE 5900
Research in Special Education. (3 credits)
SPE 5920
Curriculum and Methods in Early Childhood Special Education (Ages 3-5). (4 credits)
SPE 5925
Field Experiences in Early Childhood Special Education. (1 to 6 credits)
SPE 5940
Curriculum and Methods for Infant/Toddler Early Intervention. (4 credits)
SPE 5950
Thesis. (3 to 6 credits)
SPE 5970
Curriculum and Methods for K-12 Special Education. (3 credits)
SPE 5990
Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)
STG 5131
Topics in Education. (1 to 3 credits)
STG 5132
Topics in Education. (1 to 3 credits)
STG 5133
Topics in Education. (1 to 3 credits)
STG 5400
Special Issues. (2 to 3 credits)
TEC 5090
Seminar in Occupational Education. (1 to 4 credits)
TEC 5103
Science and Technology of Leadership. (3 credits)
TEC 5123
Industrial Productivity Analysis. (3 credits)
TEC 5133
Total Quality Systems. (3 credits)
TEC 5143
Research in Technology (3 credits)
TEC 5173
Global Technology. (3 credits)
TEC 5203
Trends and Issues in Training and Development. (3 credits)
TEC 5213
Work Performance Technology. (3 credits)
TEC 5223
Instructional Technology. (3 credits)
TEC 5233
Training Systems Management. (3 credits)
TEC 5243
Design for Quality. (3 credits)
TEC 5313
Networking and Advanced Data Communications. (3 credits)
TEC 5323
Advanced Database Technology. (3 credits)
TEC 5333
Management of Computer Technology. (3 credits)
TEC 5343
Multimedia and Web Technology. (3 credits)
TEC 5443
Assessment and Evaluation in Workforce Preparation. (3 credits)
TEC 5513
Advanced Computer Integrated Manufacturing. (3 credits)
TEC 5523
Industrial Systems Simulation. (3 credits)
TEC 5603
Advanced Manufacturing Management. (3 credits)
TEC 5723
Issues and Trends in Technology. (3 credits)
TEC 5950
Thesis. (3 to 6 credits)
TEC 5970
Special Topics in Technology. (1 to 3 credits)
TEC 5980
Industrial Internship in the Technologies. (1 to 10 credits)
TEC 5990
Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)
THA 4810
Summer Theatre. (3 to 6 credits)
THA 4811
Summer Theatre. (3 to 6 credits)
THA 4812
Summer Theatre. (3 to 6 credits)
THA 4834
Methods of Play Production in Middle and Secondary Schools. (3 credits)
THA 5990
Independent Study. (3 to 6 credits)
WST 4800
Non-western Feminisms: Gender, Culture, and Nation (3 credits)