11002
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11003 |
ACCT 101 (4) |
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Financial Accounting |
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First Session |
| Prereq: Math placement level 1 or higher. Introduction to the accounting process and external financial reporting. Introduction to compound interest concepts. |
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| 11000 | AAS 150 (5) (2H) | | Intro to Black Media | | First Session |
| Historical analysis of images of blacks in cinema, radio, and television programming; origin and development of stereotypes; relationship of these images to societal developments; examination of alternatives. |
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| 40000 | AAS 254 (5) | | History Injustice in US | | Second Session |
| Critical analysis of problems in the U.S. Special attention given to (1) education, (2) voting, (3) social services, (4) fair housing, and (5) legal system. |
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11012
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40014 |
ANTH 101(5) (2C) |
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Introduction to Cultural Anthropolgy |
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First or Second Session |
| Students learn about the core concepts used in cultural anthropology and how anthropologists study human cultures and societies. Consideration is given to the relevance of anthropological theories, methods, and ethics in the context of contemporary culture change, taking into account processes of colonialism, globalization, and development. Students gain an appreciation of the broader goals of cultural anthropology, namely to record and attempt to represent the multitude of other voices and perceptions as well as to develop a fundamental respect for human diversity. |
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| 11644 | ANTH 201 (5) (2N) | | Introduction to Biological Anthropology | | First Session |
| Evolutionary theory; primates; fossil record of human evolution; mechanics of evolution; human variation. Fulfills Tier II Natural Science requirement. |
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11014
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40464 |
ART 113 (4) | | Three Dimensional Studies | |
First or Second Session |
| Studio projects in 3 dimensions exploring ordered and dynamic interactions of mass, plane, volume, and space. Introduction to processes and media. Not open to jr or sr art majors. |
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| 11015 |
ART 114 (4) |
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Digital Visualizing |
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First Session |
| Prereq: fr or soph only. Studio Foundation course that explores art and design issues through use of digital equipment. Not open to jr or sr art majors. |
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| 40037 | BIOL 101 (5) (2N) | | Principles of Biology | |
Second Session |
| Designed for nonscience majors. Principles of cell biology, physiology, ecology, genetics, and evolution. No credit for 101 and either BIOS 170 or PBIO 110. |
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| 11041 |
BIOS 100 (4) (2N) |
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The Animal Kingdom |
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First Session |
| For nonmajors. A broad survey of all of the major groups of animals. Aspects of the biology, reproduction, ecology, and evolution of the animal phyla. Credit not allowed for both 100 and 173. |
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| 11042 |
BIOS 103 (5) (2N) | |
Human Biology | | First Session |
| Designed for nonscience majors. Humans as biological organisms: our origins, ecology, and inheritance; and functioning of our body systems. |
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| 11043 |
BIOS 130 (5) (2N) |
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Human Anatomy and Physics I |
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First Session |
| Introduction to the structure and function of the human body in the study of cells, tissues, and the integumentary, skeletal, and muscular systems. Cat used for dissection. 3 lec, 4 lab. |
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| 40040 | BIOS 221 (4) (2A) | | Microbes & Humans | |
Second Session |
| For non-majors. A good introduction to microbiology for allied health fields. Introduction to the history and life of microorganisms with an emphasis on bacteria and viruses. Discussion of the interaction between humans and microbes including vaccines, antibiotics, biotechnology, immunity, disease transmission and food spoilage. Overview of infectious diseses affecting human organ sustems. Application of concepts through reading on current topics. |
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| 40039 |
BIOS 220 (4) (2A) |
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Conservation and Biodiversity |
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Second Session |
| Designed for nonscience majors. Introduces the student to the modern field of conservation biology and the role of genetics, ecology, life history, and biogeography in the preservation and maintenance of biodiversity. Case studies of endangered animal and plant species will be highlighted. |
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| 40069 | | | Greek Archaeology | |
Second Session |
| Provides an introduction to Greek society as known from archaeology; covers the period from the Minoan and Mycenaean Bronze Age to Hellenistic times. Topics include the initial development of civilization in Greece and its rebirth after the Dark Ages, the continuing interchange of ideas between the Near East and Greece, the development of architectural styles and building complexes, and the role of public art in the propaganda of a city. Emphasis is on the use of archaeology to interpret the social development of the Greeks. |
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| 11081 | CLAS 231 (4) (2H) | | Human Aspirations | | First Session |
| A study of the hopes and goals that shaped the lives of individuals and societies in the ancient Western tradition. Topics include financial success, respect, pleasure, wisdom, national well-being, and salvation of the soul. Involves extensive reading of Greek and Latin literature in English translation. |
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| 40070 |
CLAS 311 (4) |
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Greek Gods and Heros |
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Second Session |
| A survey of the history, literature, and values of the Greek Heroic period: Mycenaean heroes (Achilles, Agamemnon, Ajax, Odysseus, Jason, etc.), and the Epic tradition (Homer, Hesiod, Apollonius) who passed on their stories to later generations of Greeks. |
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| 11607 |
CLWR 181 (4) (2H) | | Intro to Religion | | First Session |
| Definition of religion and analysis of its various aspects including ritual, social, experiential, and symbolic. |
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| 40462 |
CLWR 221 (4) |
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Religious Beliefs |
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Second Session |
| Introduction to serious, informed discussion of basic intellectual issues in religious belief. |
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11082, 11083, 40071,
or 40072 | COMS 101 (4) (2H) | | Fundamentals of Human Communication | | First or Second Session |
| Introductory analysis of oral communication in human relationships with focus on variety of contexts including dyadic, small group, and public communication experiences. Serves as survey of human communication processes. |
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11084, 11085,
40073,
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40074 | COMS 103 (4) | | Public Speaking | | First or Second Session |
| Principles of public speaking, practice in presenting informative and persuasive speeches with emphasis on communicative process. |
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11086
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40075 | COMS 110 (4) | | Communication Between Cultures | | First or Second Session |
| The purpose of this course is to explore the role of communication in understanding, accepting, and appreciating cultural differences. Students in this course will understand that culture includes not only issues of nationality, ethnicity, and race, but also gender, socioeconomic status, age, etc. Using a number of co-cultural, cross-cultural, and intercultural examples, students will eplore how communication is a key component of bridging cultural differences. |
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11186,
11187,
11188,
11623,
11624
11625,
or 40155
| ENG 151 (5) (1E) | | Writing and Rhetoric I | | First or Second Session |
| Practice in composing and revising expository essays which are well organized, logically coherent, and effective for their purpose and audience. Topics from personal experience or nonfiction reading. |
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| 11219 | FR 111 (4) | | Elementary French | | First Session |
| Beginning course of 3-qtr, 1st yr sequence. Basic grammatical concepts and patterns. Emphasis on development of reading, listening comprehension, speaking, and writing skills. Basic text and workbook used. Lab required. |
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| 41223 | GEOG 101 (5) (2N) | | Physical Geography | |
Second Session |
| Systematic survey of temperature, precipitation, atmospheric and oceanic circulation, and global systems of climate, soils, natural vegetation, and landforms. |
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| 40190 | GEOG 121 (4) (2S) | | Human Geography | | Second Session |
| Examination of spatial dimensions of culture, emphasizing patterns of selected cultural elements--language, religion, population, settlement, political and economic landscapes, and human/environment interactions. |
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11224
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GEOG 132 (4) (2S) |
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Industrial World |
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First Session |
| Survey of selected geographic themes: development; people and resources; human and physical environments; and cultural patterns in Anglo-America, Western and Eastern Europe, the former USSR, Japan, and Australia. |
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11225
or 40191 | GEOG 201 (4) (2A) | | Environmental Geography | |
First or Second Session |
| Geographic survey of environmental changes caused by human activities. Focus on resource availability and use, pollution of air, water, and biosphere, energy problems, interactions of humans with plant and animal communities. |
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| 10196 | GEOL 101 (5) (2N) | | Intro to Geology | |
Second Session |
| Nature and distribution of earth materials and their utilization as natural resources; discussion of earth structure, earthquakes, mountain building, and continental drift; development of landscapes. Must also schedule the Lab, Call #11565 |
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| 11231 |
GEOL 120 (4) (2N) |
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The Mobile Earth |
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First Session |
| An examination of the earth's dynamic systems including continental drift, sea floor spreading, mountain building, volcanic activity, and earthquakes, and their explanation in terms of plate tectonic theory. Intended for both science and nonscience majors seeking a nontechnical overview of plate-tectonics. 4 lec. |
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| 40198 |
GEOL 208 (4) (2N) |
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Geology of the Solar System |
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Second Session |
| Students can experience the thrill of geologic exploration of solid planets and moons in the solar system through the study of samples and knowledge obtained by manned and robotic spacecraft missions. This course focuses on changing perceptions and advancement of knowledge with each new mission and discovery. |
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11232
| GEOL 231 (4) (2A) | | Water & Pollution | |
First Session |
| The interrelationship between geologic and hydrologic principles and technology as they relate to the use of water resources and the environmental problems associated with its pollution. |
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| 55502 | HCFN 128 (4) (2A) | | Intro to Nutrition | |
First Session |
| Nutrients, their food sources and functions in body, application to planning adequate diet through life cycle. |
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| 11255 | HLTH 202 (4) (2A) | | Intro to Health and Lifestyle Choices | | First Session |
| Practices and appreciation of means whereby health of individual and group may be maintained. |
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| 11256 | HLTH 204 (4) | | Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drugs | |
First Session |
| Presents basic pharmacology and toxicology of common drugs, alcohol, and tobacco and consequences of their abuse. |
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| 11257 | HLTH 205 (4) | | Prevent HIV & STI's | | First Session |
| Examines the signs and symptons, methods of transmission, treatment, and prevention of HIV and sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Emphasis on education as a means to reduce the risks of becoming infected. |
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| 40224 | HSLS 107 (2) | | Voice and Articulation | | Second Session |
| Designed to help students recognize, evaluate, and compensate for or improve speech production characteristics. |
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| 40225 | HSLS 108 (5) (2A) | | Intro to Communication Disorders | | Second Session |
| Introduction to the field of human communication disorders, including disorders of hearing, speech, and language. |
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40204
| HIST 122 (4) (2H) | |
West Heritage: Medieval Legacy | |
Second Session |
| Discussion of period from decline of Roman Empire to the Renaissance focusing on development of Judaeo-Christian traditions, concept of civilization, and emergent individualism. Important subtopics include growth of universities, chivalry, scholasticism, and humanism. |
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| 11647 |
HIST 123 (4) (2H) |
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Western Heritage: Modernity |
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First Session |
| Major intellectual currents and cultural results from time of Renaissance to present examined in humanistic perspective. Included are such topics as origins of modern philosophy, languages, revolutions, political ideologies, and cultural pluralism. |
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| 11247 | HIST 132 (4) (2C) | | Intro to Non-Western History Before 1750: Cross-Cultural Perspectives | |
First Session |
| Introduces cross-cultural perspectives in nonWestern history. Focus is on the major themes in human development, such as the history of the rise of civilization, world religions, and trading systems. |
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40205 | HIST 133 (4) (2C) | | Non-Western History since 1750 | | Second Session |
| Introduces cross-cultural perspectives in non-Western history. Focus is on the major themes in human development, such as the rise of nationalism, modernization, and Westernization, in order to understand the nature of global and cultural interaction in the modern era. |
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| 11280 | ISE 200 (4) | | Intro to Computers & IE | | First Session |
| This course will introduce students to software tools that can be applied to solving a variety of systems engineering problems and presenting data and results. These tools will include word processing, spreadsheets, automation scripting languages, and personal database systems. They will be applied to solve engineering problems for systems, including topics such as optimization, data management and analysis, integration of models, tools, and data. |
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| 11331 | JOUR 105 (4) (2S) | | Intro to Mass Communication | | First Session |
| All forms of mass communication, including newspapers, magazines, radio-television, book publishing, public relations, advertising, and photojournalism. Begins with analysis of communication process and ends with media career opportunities. |
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11332
or
40239 |
JOUR 133 (4) |
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Precision Language |
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First or Second Session |
| Intensive in grammar, punctuation, syntax, and usage in contexts designed especially for future journalists. Extensive attention to media examples. No credit if 133A. Either 133 or 133A satisfies journalism core requirement. |
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11333,
11334,
11335,
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11336 | JOUR 221 (5) | | Graphics of Communication | | First Session |
| Creative and practical aspects of typography, layout, and design of printed communication. |
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| 11373 | MATH 101 (4) (0M) | | Basic Mathematics | | First Session |
| Prerequisite: MATH PLACEMENT LEVEL DEV1 & NO CREDIT IF MATH COURSE ABOVE 101. Developmental course in arithmetic and elementary algebra for students with usually weak backgrounds. Credit applies as hours toward graduation but meets no other college requirement. No credit to student who has passed higher-level mathematics course. |
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11374
11375 or 40265 | MATH 113 (5) (1M) | | Algebra | | First or Second Session |
| Prerequisite: MATH 101 OR 102 OR MATH PLACEMENT LEVEL 1 OR HIGHER. Topics in algebra including functions, linear equations and systems, polynomials, rational and radical expressions, quadratic equations, exponential and logarithmic functions, and inequalities. Graphing calculators are employed. No credit to those with credit for 117 or 263A. |
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| 40266 | MATH 115 (5) (1M) | | Pre-Calculus | | Second Session |
| Prerequisite: MATH 113 OR MATH PLACEMENT LEVEL 2 OR HIGHER. Graphs, inverses, and operations of functions. Study of polynomial, rational, exponential, logarithmic, and trigonometric functions. Additional topics from trigonometry and analytic geometry. Recommended only for students intending to enroll in the 263 calculus sequence. |
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11397
or
40316 | MKT 202 (4) | | Marketing Principles | |
First or Second Session |
| This course provides a broad understanding of marketing activities, decisions, and terms with an emphasis on the practices and problems of marketing managers and the analysis of the marketing environment. |
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11408
| MUS 100 (3) (2H) | | Intro to Music Theory | | First Session |
| Prereq: Nonmusic major. Introduction to staff, pitch, and rhythmic principles of music and its notation. |
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| 11410 | MUS 120 (3) (2H) | | Exploring Musical Styles | | First Session |
| Prereq: Nonmusic major. Development of listening skills for understanding elements of musical style in historical perspective and significance of music as fine art. |
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| 40330 | MUS 125 (4) (2H) | | Intro to History & Literature | | Second Session |
| Survey of musical forms, styles, performance media (including jazz and non-Western) from Gregorian era to present. |
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11411
or
11412 |
MUS 141A (2) | | Class Piano | | First Session |
| Prereq: Nonmusic major. |
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| 11414 | MUS 244D (2) | | Communiversity Band | | First Session |
| Prereq: Audition. A wide variety of musical literature, including marches, overtures, and musicals is studied and performed both on and off campus under both a permanent and guest conductor. |
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| 11432 | PBIO 100 (4) (2N) | | World of Plants | | First Session |
| For nonscience majors. Survey of variety of plants and how they affect and are affected by humans. |
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| 40351 |
PBIO 114 (5) (2N) |
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Foundations of Plant Biology |
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Second Session |
| Not intended for plant biology majors. Introduction to identification of woody plants, and to the use of keys in plant identification. |
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| 11433 | PBIO 220 (4) | | Woody Plants | |
First Session |
| Not intended for plant biology majors. Introduction to identification of woody plants, and to the use of keys in plant identification. |
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| 11434, 11435, 40034, or 40035 | PED 120 (1) | | Aerobic Conditioning | | First or Second Session |
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| 11436 or 40356 | PED 129 (1) | | Bowling | | First or Second Session |
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| 1143711438 40357 or 40358 | PED 130 (1) | | Golf I | | First or Second Session |
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11439 11440
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40359
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PED 137 (1) | | Tennis I | |
First or Second Session |
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11441
11442
11443
11444
or
11445
| PED 152 (1) | | Water Skiing | | First Session |
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11446
11447
11448
11449
or
11450 | PED 153 (1) | |
Water Skiing II | | First Session |
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| 11616 | PESS 149 (4) | | Intro to Exercise Science | | First Session |
| Introduces students to professions in exercise sciences with special emphasis on exercise physiology. Basic concepts of human movement and the foundations of wellness and health related physical fitness are introduced. |
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| 11464 | PHIL 101 (4) (2H) | | Fundamentals of Philosophy | | First Session |
| Survey of selected basic problems, concepts, and methods in philosophy. |
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11465
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40364 | PHIL 120 (4) (1M) | | Principles of Reasoning | | First or Second Session |
| Basic concepts of logic and techniques for judging validity of arguments introduced. System for symbolizing arguments and deriving conclusions from premises employed. Some of following topics also covered: informal fallacies in reasoning, syllogistic or Aristotelian logic, Venn diagrams, truth tables. Most sections are traditional lecture/test format, some taught in computer-assisted format, others use self-paced approach. |
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| 40365 | PHIL 130 (4) (2H) | | Introduction to Ethics | | Second Session |
| Discussion of classic and/or modern philosophical views of human values, ideals, and morality. Provides introductory survey of some main problems, concepts, and results of ethics including selected philosophers of past and present. |
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| 11481 | POLS 150 (4) (2S) | | Current World Problems | | First Session |
| Examines a number of the major political crises, problems, and issues confronting the contemporary world. |
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| 11431 | P SC 100 (4) (2N) | | Survey of Astronomy | | First Session |
| General introduction to astronomy, with emphasis on the structure of the universe beyond our solar system. Topics (chosen by instructor) may include historical astronomy, the sun, stars and galaxies, interstellar matter, black holes, the "Big Bang" theory, and the evolution of the universe. No prereq, but familiarity with basic algebra and geometry is beneficial. Also listed as ASTR 100. |
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| 40346 | P SC 105 (4) (2N) | | Color, Light, & Sound | | Second Session |
| Designed for nonscience majors. Physical nature of light and sound including transmission, absorption, reflection, interference, and resonance. Applications include analysis of musical instruments, acoustics, optical systems, perception of color and sound. |
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| 11491 or 40384 | PSY 101 (5) (2S) | | General Psychology | | First or Second Session |
| Introduction to psychology. Survey of topics in experimental and clinical psychology including physiological bases of behavior, sensation, perception, learning, memory, human development, social processes, personality, and abnormal behavior. |
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| 40394 |
REC 103 (1) |
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Survival I |
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Second Session |
| Introduces basic knowledge and techniques utilized in wilderness survival situations. Emphasis is placed on avoiding a survival situation, but will deal directly with mental and physical needs of the human body when placed in less than ideal scenarios in nature. Students can expect to take part in a contrived wilderness survival situation to practice and demonstrate the skills they gained. Fee = $5 |
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| 40395 |
REC 112 (1) |
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Backpacking I |
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Second Session |
| Introduces basic backpacking skills and knowledge in order to enhance personal enjoyment of the outdoors, conservation of wild areas, and sound safety practices on outdoor trips. Students learn through direct experience, discussion, demonstration, and reflection. Fee = $20.00 |
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| 40396 | REC 200 (4) | | Introduction to Leisure | |
Second Session |
| Provides student with broad understanding of nature and scope of leisure behavior and resources on which they can build their subsequent specializations. |
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| 11515 or 40411 | SOC 101 (5) (2S) | | Intro to Sociology | | First or Second Session |
| Nature of human society and factors affecting its development. Fundamental concepts of sociology: culture, personality, socialization, social organization, groups, institutions. |
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| 11521 | SPAN 111 (4) | | Elementary Spanish | | First Session |
| Development of comprehension, speaking, and reading skills. Basic grammar. Lab required. Beginning course of 3-qtr. 1st-yr sequence. |
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| 40418 | SPAN 112 (4) | | Elementary Spanish | | Second Session |
| Development of comprehension, speaking, and reading skills. Basic grammar. Lab required. Second course of 3-qtr. 1st-yr sequence. |
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| 11507 | SW 101 (3) (2S) | | Intro to Social Welfare and Social Work | | First Session |
| Provides an overview of a range of social problems and society’s response to them through the social service delivery system. The problems and services described include: child abuse and neglect, drug and alcohol abuse, poverty, aging, mental health and illness, corrections, and others. Within this context, various career options and professional roles will be described, including that of social work. |
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| 11531 | TCOM 105 (4) (2S) | | Introduction to Mass Communication | | First Session |
| No credit if taken JOUR 105. All forms of mass communication including newspapers, magazines, radio-television, book publishing, public relations, advertising, and photojournalism. Begins with analysis of communication process and ends with media career opportunities. |
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| 11533 | TCOM 184 (4) | | TV/Film Comedy | | First Session |
| Analyzes media comedy, including theories of humor and types, styles, techniques, and varieties of TV and film comedy from the silent-movie greats through comedy teams, slapstick, sentimental, screwball, and situation comedies. |
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11626
or
11627 | UC 110 (3) | | Learning Strategies | | Full Session |
| Offers opportunity to assess present learning strategies and attitudes and adopt techniques that increase effectiveness in managing time, taking notes, remembering text material, preparing for exams, and gathering information. Emphasizes regular practice and use of strategies taught. |
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