2026-2027 EIU Undergraduate Catalog
All Courses
ACC 3200
Intermediate Financial Accounting I. (3 credits)
ACC 3250
Intermediate Financial Accounting II. (3 credits)
ACC 3300
Management and Cost Accounting. (3 credits)
ACC 3400
Introduction to Income Taxation. (3 credits)
ACC 3750
Governmental and Nonprofit Accounting. (3 credits)
ACC 3900
Accounting Information Systems. (3 credits)
ACC 3950
Financial Data Analysis and Technical Communications. (3 credits)
ACC 3970
Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)
ACC 4199
Money in the Movies: Financial Decisions in Pop Culture. (3 credits)
ACC 4275
Internship in Accounting. (1 to 15 credits)
ACC 4275
Internship in Accounting I. (1 to 15 credits)
ACC 4300
Advanced Management and Cost Accounting. (3 credits)
ACC 4400
Federal Income Taxation I. (4 credits)
ACC 4500
Advanced Financial Accounting. (3 credits)
ACC 4550
Internal Auditing. (3 credits)
ACC 4700
Auditing and Assurance Services. (3 credits)
ACC 4740
Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)
ACC 4760
Advanced Accounting Information Systems. (3 credits)
ACC 4800
Federal Income Taxation II. (3 credits)
AFR 1000
Introduction to Africana Studies. (3 credits)
AFR 2000
African American Social Movements. (3 credits)
AFR 2200
Pan Africanism. (3 credits)
AFR 2400
Black Women in the Diaspora. (3 credits)
AFR 2500
Introduction to Research Methods in Africana Studies. (3 credits)
AFR 2600
African American Men. (3 credits)
AFR 3000
Special Topics in Africana Studies. (3 credits)
AFR 3150
Women and Development in Africa. (3 credits)
AFR 3300
African Cinema. (3 credits)
AFR 3500
The African American Intellectual Tradition. (3 credits)
AFR 3600
HIV/AIDS and Development in Africa. (3 credits)
AFR 3700
Race and Neighborhood Development. (3 credits)
AFR 3970
Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)
AFR 4275
Internship in Africana Studies. (1 to 15 credits)
AFR 4300
Capstone Seminar. (3 credits)
AFR 4400
Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)
ANT 2200
Introduction to Anthropology. (3 credits)
ANT 2290
Introduction to Anthropology, Honors. (3 credits)
ANT 2742
Human Evolution. (3 credits)
ANT 3258
The Anthropology of Violence & Warfare. (3 credits)
ANT 3606
The Anthropology of Religion. (3 credits)
ANT 3608
Anthropology of Europe. (3 credits)
ANT 3610
Language and Culture. (3 credits)
ANT 3612
The Body in Anthropological Perspective. (3 credits)
ANT 3614
Ethnography: Method and Practice in Anthropology. (3 credits)
ANT 3616
Consuming Culture: The Anthropology of Food. (3 credits)
ANT 3691
Native American Cultures. (3 credits)
ANT 3712
World Archaeology. (3 credits)
ANT 3900
Hunters and Gatherers. (3 credits)
ANT 3960
Special Topics in Anthropology. (1 to 4 credits)
ANT 3970
Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)
ANT 4400
Independent Study III. (1 to 3 credits)
ANT 4400
Independent Study IV. (1 to 3 credits)
ANT 4400
Independent Study V. (1 to 3 credits)
ANT 4400
Independent Study VI. (1 to 3 credits)
ANT 4400
Independent Study II. (1 to 3 credits)
ANT 4400
Independent Study I. (1 to 3 credits)
ART 1020
Drawing Studio Exploration: An Introduction to Drawing Methods (1 credits)
ART 1021
Printmaking Essentials: Methods and Media in Monotype. (1 credits)
ART 1022
Comic Book Drawing Exploration: An Introduction to Drawing Comics. (1 credits)
ART 1023
Ceramic Studio Exploration: An Introduction to Wheel Throwing. (1 credits)
ART 1110
Design Fundamentals 2D. (3 credits)
ART 1111
Design Fundamentals 3D. (3 credits)
ART 1749
Creative Practices: Fundamental Skills for Creative Success. (1 credits)
ART 2000
Life Drawing I. (3 credits)
ART 2300
African-American Art. (3 credits)
ART 2310
Introduction to Art. (3 credits)
ART 2330
Art Appreciation. (3 credits)
ART 2400
Introduction to Art Education. (3 credits)
ART 2560
Printmaking I. (3 credits)
ART 2601
Art in the Pre-Modern Era. (3 credits)
ART 2602
Art in the Modern Era. (3 credits)
ART 2691
Art in the Pre-Modern Era, Honors. (3 credits)
ART 2692
Art in the Modern Era, Honors. (3 credits)
ART 2700
Jewelry and Metalsmithing I. (3 credits)
ART 2749
Professional Practices. (1 credits)
ART 2910
Introduction to Graphic Design. (3 credits)
ART 2920
Digital Imaging for Design. (3 credits)
ART 3052
Painting III. (3 credits)
ART 3111
Sculpture II. (3 credits)
ART 3112
Sculpture III. (3 credits)
ART 3200
Digital Art I. (3 credits)
ART 3201
Digital Art II. (3 credits)
ART 3252
Ceramics III. (3 credits)
ART 3340
Multicultural Aesthetics. (3 credits)
ART 3400
Art Education for Elementary Schools. (3 credits)
ART 3405
Art Education for Elementary Schools Studio. (3 credits)
ART 3410
Art Education for Middle and Secondary Schools. (3 credits)
ART 3415
Art Education for Middle and Secondary Schools Studio. (3 credits)
ART 3440
Art for Teachers in the Elementary Grades. (2 credits)
ART 3570
Printmaking II. (3 credits)
ART 3571
Printmaking III. (3 credits)
ART 3611
Art in India and Southeast Asia. (3 credits)
ART 3612
Art in China and Japan. (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 3670
Nineteenth-Century Art. (3 credits)
ART 3681
Contemporary Art. (3 credits)
ART 3685
Women in Art. (3 credits)
ART 3701
Jewelry and Metalsmithing II. (3 credits)
ART 3702
Jewelry and Metalsmithing III. (3 credits)
ART 3911
Graphic Design I. (3 credits)
ART 3912
Interactive/Motion Graphics I. (3 credits)
ART 3920
Advanced Typography. (3 credits)
ART 3921
Graphic Design II. (3 credits)
ART 3922
Interactive/Motion Graphics II. (3 credits)
ART 3940
History of Graphic Design. (3 credits)
ART 3970
Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)
ART 4000
Life Drawing II. (3 credits)
ART 4001
Life Drawing V. (3 credits)
ART 4001
Life Drawing IV. (3 credits)
ART 4001
Life Drawing III. (3 credits)
ART 4111
Sculpture IV. (3 credits)
ART 4113
Sculpture VI. (3 credits)
ART 4275
Internship. (1 to 15 credits)
ART 4400
Independent Study I. (1 to 3 credits)
ART 4401
Independent Study II. (1 to 3 credits)
ART 4402
Independent Study III. (1 to 3 credits)
ART 4580
Printmaking IV. (3 credits)
ART 4581
Printmaking V. (3 credits)
ART 4582
Printmaking VI. (3 credits)
ART 4701
Jewelry and Metalsmithing IV. (3 credits)
ART 4702
Jewelry and Metalsmithing V. (3 credits)
ART 4703
Jewelry and Metalsmithing VI. (3 credits)
ART 4740
Issues in Art Education. (3 credits)
ART 4755
Special Topics in Art I. (1 to 3 credits)
ART 4756
Special Topics in Art II. (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 4910
Typography III. (3 credits)
ART 4911
Graphic Design III. (3 credits)
ART 4912
Interactive/Motion Graphics III. (3 credits)
ART 4920
Typography IV. (3 credits)
ART 4921
Graphic Design IV. (3 credits)
ART 4922
Interactive/Motion Graphics IV. (3 credits)
BAIS 3000
Introduction to Databases for Business Analytics. (3 credits)
BAIS 3010
Business Analytics Programming. (3 credits)
BAIS 3060
Introduction to Business Intelligence. (3 credits)
BAIS 3200
Networking Fundamentals. (3 credits)
BAIS 3330
Java Programming. (3 credits)
BAIS 3505
Advanced Microcomputer Applications and Development. (3 credits)
BAIS 3515
Information Presentation. (3 credits)
BAIS 3530
Business Web Site Design. (3 credits)
BAIS 3970
Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)
BAIS 4275
Internship in Business Analytics & Information Systems I. (1 to 15 credits)
BAIS 4275
Internship in Business Analytics & Information Systems. (1 to 15 credits)
BAIS 4330
Advanced Java Programming. (3 credits)
BAIS 4530
Web & Mobile Application Development. (3 credits)
BAIS 4600
Special Topics in Business Analytics & Information Systems. (1 to 3 credits)
BAIS 4700
Advanced Networking. (3 credits)
BAIS 4720
Business Analytics Project. (3 credits)
BAIS 4740
Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)
BAIS 4760
Systems Analysis, Design, and Development. (3 credits)
BAIS 4770
Database and Data Management. (3 credits)
BAIS 4850
Systems Security. (3 credits)
BAIS 4860
Ethical Hacking and Network Defense. (3 credits)
BAIS 4960
Certified Ethical Hacking. (3 credits)
BIO 1001
Biological Principles and Issues. (3 credits)
BIO 1002
Practical Botany. (3 credits)
BIO 1003
Life of Animals. (3 credits)
BIO 1004
Practical Microbiology. (3 credits)
BIO 1091
Biological Principles and Issues, Honors. (3 credits)
BIO 1092
Practical Botany, Honors. (3 credits)
BIO 1093
Life of Animals, Honors. (3 credits)
BIO 1094
Practical Microbiology, Honors. (3 credits)
BIO 1150
Biology Forum. (1 credits)
BIO 1180
Principles of Biological Investigations. (1 credits)
BIO 1500
General Biology I. (4 credits)
BIO 1550
General Biology II. (4 credits)
BIO 2002
Environmental Life Sciences. (3 credits)
BIO 2003
Heredity and Society. (3 credits)
BIO 2005
Human Biology. (4 credits)
BIO 2091
Human Physiology, Honors. (4 credits)
BIO 2092
Environmental Life Sciences, Honors. (4 credits)
BIO 2093
Heredity and Society, Honors. (4 credits)
BIO 2210
Anatomy and Physiology I. (4 credits)
BIO 2220
Anatomy and Physiology II. (4 credits)
BIO 2291
Anatomy and Physiology I, Honors. (4 credits)
BIO 2292
Anatomy and Physiology II, Honors. (4 credits)
BIO 3003
An Introduction to Evolution. (3 credits)
BIO 3035
Economic Botany. (3 credits)
BIO 3080
Behavior of Domestic Animals and their Wild Kin. (3 credits)
BIO 3120
Molecular and Cellular Biology. (4 credits)
BIO 3155
Introduction to Evolutionary Medicine. (3 credits)
BIO 3180
Introduction to Ecology and Evolution. (4 credits)
BIO 3300
General Microbiology. (4 credits)
BIO 3312
Horticulture. (3 credits)
BIO 3330
Introduction to Botany. (4 credits)
BIO 3333
Sustainable Energy and the Environment. (3 credits)
BIO 3390
General Microbiology, Honors. (4 credits)
BIO 3400
Methods of Teaching Biological Sciences in Middle and High School. (3 credits)
BIO 3450
Independent Study I. (1 to 3 credits)
BIO 3450
Independent Study II. (1 to 3 credits)
BIO 3451
Undergraduate Research I. (1 to 3 credits)
BIO 3451
Undergraduate Research II. (1 to 3 credits)
BIO 3460
Clinical Rotation. (4 credits)
BIO 3510
Plant Physiology. (4 credits)
BIO 3520
Animal Physiology. (4 credits)
BIO 3612
Plant Evolution and Diversity. (3 credits)
BIO 3620
Functional Comparative Anatomy. (4 credits)
BIO 3628
Evolutionary Medicine. (4 credits)
BIO 3710
Plant – Animal Interactions. (3 credits)
BIO 3740
Clinical Mycology. (3 credits)
BIO 3810
Freshwater Ecology. (3 credits)
BIO 3850
Environmental Health and Sustainability. (4 credits)
BIO 3888
Tropical and Marine Ecology. (4 credits)
BIO 3950
Vertebrate Natural History. (3 credits)
BIO 3952
Invertebrate Natural History. (3 credits)
BIO 3960
Special Topics. (1 to 4 credits)
BIO 3960
Special Topics. (1 to 4 credits)
BIO 3970
Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)
BIO 3971
Ecotoxicology. (3 credits)
BIO 3973
Human Dimensions of Wildlife & Fisheries Management. (3 credits)
BIO 3974
Conservation Behavior. (3 credits)
BIO 4275
Internship. (1 to 3, 6 or 12 credits)
BIO 4400
Teaching in the Lab I. (1 credits)
BIO 4400
Teaching in the Lab II. (1 credits)
BIO 4444
Honors Independent Study II. (1 to 3 credits)
BIO 4444
Honors Independent Study I. (1 to 3 credits)
BIO 4444
Honors Independent Study III. (1 to 3 credits)
BIO 4555
Honors Research I. (1 to 3 credits)
BIO 4555
Honors Research II. (1 to 3 credits)
BIO 4555
Honors Research III. (1 to 3 credits)
BIO 4644
Honors Thesis. (3 credits)
BIO 4666
Honors Seminar. (1 credits)
BIO 4750
Statistical Analysis of Scientific Data. (4 credits)
BIO 4751
Advanced Molecular Cell Biology. (3 credits)
BIO 4810
Plant Ecology. (4 credits)
BIO 4812
Fisheries Ecology and Management. (3 credits)
BIO 4814
Conservation Biology. (3 credits)
BIO 4816
Aquatic Techniques. (3 credits)
BIO 4818
Applied and Environmental Microbiology. (4 credits)
BIO 4820
Spatial Analysis for Environmental Sciences. (4 credits)
BIO 4830
Comparative Vertebrate Physiology. (3 credits)
BIO 4832
Animal Behavior. (4 credits)
BIO 4833
Neurobiology of Diseases. (4 credits)
BIO 4834
Neurobiology. (4 credits)
BIO 4835
Advanced Neurobiology. (4 credits)
BIO 4836
Pathogenic Microbiology. (4 credits)
BIO 4840
Resource Management and Environmental Assessment. (3 credits)
BIO 4842
Wildlife Management. (4 credits)
BIO 4850
Wildlife Techniques. (4 credits)
BIO 4892
Introduction to Paleobotany. (4 credits)
BIO 4914
Plant Anatomy. (3 credits)
BIO 4920
Medicinal Plants. (3 credits)
BIO 4948
Plant Taxonomy. (3 credits)
BIO 4958
Parasitology. (4 credits)
BIO 4960
Wetland and Aquatic Vascular Plants. (3 credits)
BIO 4984
Evolutionary Biology. (3 credits)
BUS 1000
Business Seminar. (2 credits)
BUS 1950
Business Software Applications. (3 credits)
BUS 2101
Financial Accounting. (3 credits)
BUS 2102
Managerial Accounting. (3 credits)
BUS 2275
Internship in Business. (1-15 credits)
BUS 2750
Business Law. (3 credits)
BUS 2810
Business Statistics I. (3 credits)
BUS 3010
Principles of Management. (3 credits)
BUS 3050
Survey of Management Information Systems. (3 credits)
BUS 3070
Survey of Finance. (3 credits)
BUS 3100
Survey of Marketing Principles. (3 credits)
BUS 3200
Global Business. (3 credits)
BUS 3470
Principles of Marketing. (3 credits)
BUS 3500
Information Systems and Artificial Intelligence for Business. (3 credits)
BUS 3710
Financial Management and Decision Making. (3 credits)
BUS 3950
Operations and Supply Chain Management. (3 credits)
BUS 3970
Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)
BUS 3970
Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)
BUS 4000
Business Ethics. (3 credits)
BUS 4360
Strategic Management. (3 credits)
BUS 4444
Honors Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)
BUS 4555
Honors Research. (3 credits)
BUS 4644
Honors Thesis. (1 to 3 credits)
BUS 4740
Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)
CDS 1101
American Sign Language I. (3 credits)
CDS 1102
American Sign Language II. (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 and Hearing Science. (3 credits)
CDS 3100
Phonological Assessment and Remediation. (3 credits)
CDS 3200
Developmental Language Disorders. (3 credits)
CDS 3300
Sign Language and Deaf Culture. (2 credits)
CDS 3450
Undergraduate Seminar in Communication Disorders and Sciences. (1 to 2 credits)
CDS 3500
Neurological/Embryological Aspects of Communication. (3 credits)
CDS 3666
Honors Research Methods in Communication Disorders and Sciences. (3 credits)
CDS 3700
Diagnosis and Treatment of Communication Disorders. (3 credits)
CDS 3900
Introduction to Clinical Techniques in Communication Disorders and Sciences. (2 credits)
CDS 4275
Internship in Communication Disorders and Sciences. (1 to 4 credits)
CDS 4300
Introduction to Audiology. (3 credits)
CDS 4350
Aural Rehabilitation. (3 credits)
CDS 4500
Introduction to Medical Speech-Language Pathology. (3 credits)
CDS 4600
Seminar in Communication Disorders and Sciences. (3 credits)
CDS 4644
Honors Thesis. (3 credits)
CDS 4690
Honors Seminar in Communication Disorders and Sciences. (3 credits)
CDS 4815
Augmentative and Alternative Communication. (2 credits)
CDS 4850
Independent Study (1 to 3 credits)
CDS 4900
Clinical Practice. (1 credits)
CHE 4750
Introduction to Counseling Skills. (1 credits)
CHE 4751
Introduction to Counseling Laws, Ethics, and Roles. (1 credits)
CHE 4752
Introduction to Counseling Theory. (1 credits)
CHM 1040
The World of Chemistry. (4 credits)
CHM 1310
General Chemistry I. (3 credits)
CHM 1315
General Chemistry Laboratory I. (1 credits)
CHM 1390
General Chemistry I, Honors. (3 credits)
CHM 1395
General Chemistry Laboratory I, Honors. (1 credits)
CHM 1410
General Chemistry II. (3 credits)
CHM 1415
General Chemistry Laboratory II. (1 credits)
CHM 1440
Chemistry Research Rotation. (1 credits)
CHM 1490
General Chemistry II, Honors. (3 credits)
CHM 1495
General Chemistry Laboratory II, Honors. (1 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. (1 credits)
CHM 3001
Undergraduate Seminar. (1 credits)
CHM 3025
The Chemistry in Your Life. (3 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 3910
Physical Chemistry Foundations. (3 credits)
CHM 3915
Physical Chemistry Laboratory. (2 credits)
CHM 3940
Computer Programming in Chemistry. (2 credits)
CHM 4001
Undergraduate Seminar. (1 credits)
CHM 4400
Undergraduate Research I. (1 to 3 credits)
CHM 4400
Undergraduate Research IV. (1 to 3 credits)
CHM 4400
Undergraduate Research II. (1 to 3 credits)
CHM 4400
Undergraduate Research III. (1 to 3 credits)
CHM 4410
Independent Study III. (1 to 3 credits)
CHM 4410
Independent Study IV. (1 to 3 credits)
CHM 4410
Independent Study II. (1 to 3 credits)
CHM 4410
Independent Study I. (1 to 3 credits)
CHM 4444
Honors Independent Study IV. (1 to 3 credits)
CHM 4444
Honors Independent Study III. (1 to 3 credits)
CHM 4444
Honors Independent Study II. (1 to 3 credits)
CHM 4444
Honors Independent Study I. (1 to 3 credits)
CHM 4555
Honors Research III. (1 to 3 credits)
CHM 4555
Honors Research II. (1 to 3 credits)
CHM 4555
Honors Research I. (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. (2 credits)
CHM 4780
X-ray Crystallography. (3 credits)
CHM 4790
Medicinal Chemistry. (3 credits)
CHM 4800
Selected Topics in Chemistry. (1 to 4 credits)
CHM 4830
Instrumental Analysis. (3 credits)
CHM 4860
Advanced Biochemistry. (3 credits)
CHM 4900
Inorganic Chemistry II. (3 credits)
CHM 4915
Advanced Laboratory. (3 credits)
CHM 4920
Advanced Physical Chemistry. (3 credits)
CIT 1001
Introduction to Computer and Information Technology. (1 credits)
CIT 1813
Introduction to Programming (C++) (3 credits)
CIT 2183
Software Development for Technology I. (3 credits)
CIT 2283
Software Development for Technology II. (3 credits)
CIT 2803
Operating Systems for Computer Technology. (3 credits)
CIT 3153
Data Communication Technology II. (3 credits)
CIT 3523
Data Communication Technology I. (3 credits)
CIT 3773
Database Administration. (3 credits)
CIT 3853
Cybersecurity Intrusion Detection & Prevention. (3 credits)
CIT 3863
Cloud Services. (3 credits)
CIT 3883
Virtualization Technologies. (3 credits)
CIT 4663
System Administrator and Architecture. (3 credits)
CIT 4749
Capstone Project in Computer Information Technology. (3 credits)
CIT 4760
Systems Analysis, Design, and Development. (3 credits)
CIT 4770
Database and Data Management. (3 credits)
CIT 4823
Big Data and Cloud Computing. (3 credits)
CIT 4843
Human Computer Interaction. (3 credits)
CIT 4853
Applied Artificial Intelligence Technologies - LLM. (3 credits)
CLS 4000
Clinical Chemistry I. (1 to 8 credits)
CLS 4005
Clinical Chemistry II. (1 to 8 credits)
CLS 4010
Clinical Hematology. (1 to 8 credits)
CLS 4020
Clinical Hemostasis. (1 to 8 credits)
CLS 4030
Clinical Immunohematology. (1 to 8 credits)
CLS 4040
Clinical Immunology. (1 to 8 credits)
CLS 4050
Clinical Microbiology I. (1 to 8 credits)
CLS 4055
Clinical Microbiology II. (1 to 8 credits)
CLS 4060
Special Topics in Clinical Laboratory Science. (1 to 8 credits)
CLS 4070
Clinical Management and Education. (1 to 8 credits)
CLS 4080
Urinalysis. (1 to 8 credits)
CMG 1000
Introduction to Construction Management. (3 credits)
CMG 2013
Soil, Concrete, and Paving Testing. (3 credits)
CMG 2223
Print Reading and Introduction to Building Information Management (BIM). (3 credits)
CMG 2253
Construction Equipment and Materials. (3 credits)
CMG 2953
Statics and Strength of Materials. (3 credits)
CMG 3023
Formwork and Building Processes. (3 credits)
CMG 3213
Surveying and Site Planning. (3 credits)
CMG 3603
Mechanical Systems in Residential and Commercial Buildings. (3 credits)
CMG 3833
Sustainable Buildings. (3 credits)
CMG 4013
Virtual Project Design (3 credits)
CMG 4023
Construction Risk Management. (3 credits)
CMG 4033
Heavy Construction Planning. (3 credits)
CMG 4223
Construction Cost Estimating. (3 credits)
CMG 4243
Construction Project Management Capstone. (3 credits)
CMG 4413
Advanced Construction Safety. (3 credits)
CMG 4913
30 Hour OSHA Certification for Construction. (3 credits)
CMN 1310
Introduction to Speech Communication. (3 credits)
CMN 1390
Introduction to Speech Communication, Honors. (3 credits)
CMN 1500
Television & Video Development. (1 credits)
CMN 2010
Approaches to Communication. (3 credits)
CMN 2040
Critical Analysis: Everybody's a Critic. (3 credits)
CMN 2375
Practical Experience IV. (1 credits)
CMN 2375
Practical Experience III. (1 credits)
CMN 2375
Practical Experience II. (1 credits)
CMN 2375
Practical Experience I. (1 credits)
CMN 2500
Television & Video Production I. (3 credits)
CMN 2520
Introduction to Mass Communication. (3 credits)
CMN 2550
Audio Production & Voice Work I. (3 credits)
CMN 2630
Introduction to Interpersonal Communication. (3 credits)
CMN 2650
Introduction to Organizational Communication. (3 credits)
CMN 2920
Strategic Communication & Advocacy in Today's World. (3 credits)
CMN 2990
Introduction to Rhetorical Studies. (3 credits)
CMN 3000
Communication Research Methods. (3 credits)
CMN 3020
Public Relations Research, Evaluation, and Measurement. (3 credits)
CMN 3030
Promotional Communication. (3 credits)
CMN 3050
Television & Video Production II. (3 credits)
CMN 3075
Television Studio Production. (3 credits)
CMN 3210
Rhetorics of Protest, Movement, and Resistance. (3 credits)
CMN 3220
Rhetoric of Race and Class. (3 credits)
CMN 3230
Advanced Public Speaking. (3 credits)
CMN 3240
Religion in the American Public Sphere. (3 credits)
CMN 3270
Communication and Popular Culture. (3 credits)
CMN 3300
Interviewing. (3 credits)
CMN 3470
Small Group Communication. (3 credits)
CMN 3520
Audio Production & Voice Work for Television & Film. (3 credits)
CMN 3530
Film Communication. (3 credits)
CMN 3540
Television & Video Production III. (3 credits)
CMN 3560
International Communication. (3 credits)
CMN 3570
Topics in Media History III. (3 credits)
CMN 3570
Topics in Media History II. (3 credits)
CMN 3570
Topics in Media History I. (3 credits)
CMN 3640
Interpersonal Communication. (3 credits)
CMN 3650
Organizational Communication. (3 credits)
CMN 3660
Communication and Conflict Management. (3 credits)
CMN 3710
Communicating Across Differences. (3 credits)
CMN 3903
Rhetoric of Gender and Sexuality. (3 credits)
CMN 3930
Message Strategies & Influence. (3 credits)
CMN 3940
Advertising: Theory and Practice. (3 credits)
CMN 3950
Conference and Event Planning. (3 credits)
CMN 3960
Public Relations Writing & Content Creation. (3 credits)
CMN 3965
Advanced Public Relations Writing and Production. (3 credits)
CMN 3970
Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)
CMN 3970
Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)
CMN 3970
Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)
CMN 3980
Strategic Social Media Communication. (3 credits)
CMN 3982
Social and Digital Media Analytics. (3 credits)
CMN 4000
Independent Study II. (3 credits)
CMN 4000
Independent Study I. (3 credits)
CMN 4030
Seminar in Communication Studies (3 credits)
CMN 4275
Internship I. (1 to 12 credits)
CMN 4275
Internship II. (1 to 12 credits)
CMN 4275
Internship III. (1 to 12 credits)
CMN 4275
Internship IV. (1 to 12 credits)
CMN 4375
Practicum I. (1 to 3 credits)
CMN 4375
Practicum II. (1 to 3 credits)
CMN 4420
Mass Media Advertising-Sales. (3 credits)
CMN 4444
Honors Independent Study II. (3 to 6 credits)
CMN 4444
Honors Independent Study I. (3 to 6 credits)
CMN 4460
Professional Development in Communication and Public Relations. (3 credits)
CMN 4500
Topics in Media Production IV. (3 credits)
CMN 4500
Topics in Media Production III. (3 credits)
CMN 4500
Topics in Media Production II. (3 credits)
CMN 4500
Topics in Media Production I. (3 credits)
CMN 4540
Long-Form Television Production & Filmmaking. (3 credits)
CMN 4555
Honors Research I. (3 to 6 credits)
CMN 4555
Honors Research II. (3 to 6 credits)
CMN 4600
Rhetorical Theory. (3 credits)
CMN 4644
Honors Thesis. (3 credits)
CMN 4650
Application in Organizational Communication. (3 credits)
CMN 4651
Communication Training: Theory and Practice. (3 credits)
CMN 4666
Honors Seminar. (3 to 6 credits)
CMN 4680
Capstone in Communication Studies. (3 credits)
CMN 4751
Topics in Episodic Television Production & Filmmaking. (3 credits)
CMN 4755
Television Genres: Production & Development. (3 credits)
CMN 4765
Communication in Families. (3 credits)
CMN 4770
Television Criticism. (3 credits)
CMN 4775
Documentary Filmmaking. (3 credits)
CMN 4780
Communication and Culture. (3 credits)
CMN 4820
Political Communication. (3 credits)
CMN 4900
Advanced Topics in Communication Studies. (3 credits)
CMN 4919
Principles and Practices of Public Relations Campaigns. (3 credits)
CMN 4920
Public Relations Case Studies. (3 credits)
CMN 4921
Seminar in Public Relations. (2 credits)
CMN 4950
Workplace Relationships. (3 credits)
CRM 1829
Introduction to Criminal Justice. (3 credits)
CRM 2761
Introduction to Criminology. (3 credits)
CRM 2770
Introduction to Forensic Science. (3 credits)
CRM 2780
The Sociology of Deviant Behavior. (3 credits)
CRM 3069
Queer Criminology. (3 credits)
CRM 3650
Criminological Theory. (3 credits)
CRM 3760
Crime & Media: A Criminological Analysis (3 credits)
CRM 3770
Sociological Analysis of Crime and Criminal Justice System. (3 credits)
CRM 3780
Policing Society: A Sociological Analysis. (3 credits)
CRM 3842
Sociology of Drugs and Drug Use. (3 credits)
CRM 3871
Gender and Crime: A Feminist Analysis of Criminal Behavior. (3 credits)
CRM 3960
Special Topics in Criminology and Criminal Justice. (3 credits)
CRM 4065
The Correctional Process: A Sociological Analysis. (3 credits)
CRM 4074
Sociological Analysis of Juvenile Delinquency. (3 credits)
CRM 4700
Contemporary Topics in Criminology and Criminal Justice. (3 credits)
CSM 1000
Introduction to Computer Science. (3 credits)
CSM 2170
Computer Science I. (4 credits)
CSM 2670
Computer Science II. (4 credits)
CSM 3070
Competitive Programming. (1 credits)
CSM 3570
Numerical Analysis. (3 credits)
CSM 3670
Principles of Computer Systems. (3 credits)
CSM 3700
Teaching Computer Science. (2 credits)
CSM 3770
Combinatorial Computing. (3 credits)
CSM 3870
Data Structures. (3 credits)
CSM 3950
Introduction to Database Concepts. (3 credits)
CSM 3980
Parallel Programming. (3 credits)
CSM 4170
Programming for Mobile Devices. (3 credits)
CSM 4270
Design of Programming Languages. (3 credits)
CSM 4275
Internship in Computer Science. (3 credits)
CSM 4370
Topics in Computer Science. (3 credits)
CSM 4671
Computer Architecture. (3 credits)
CSM 4873
Introduction to Cryptography. (3 credits)
CSM 4880
Design and Analysis of Algorithms. (3 credits)
CSM 4885
Theory of Computation. (3 credits)
CSM 4970
Principles of Operating Systems. (3 credits)
CSM 4980
Networking and Distributed Computing. (3 credits)
CSM 4985
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. (3 credits)
CSM 4986
Deep Learning and Neural Networks. (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 3100
Instructional Technology in Career and Technical Education. (3 credits)
CTE 3403
Methods of Teaching Middle and Secondary Level Family and Consumer Sciences (3 credits)
CTE 3404
Methods of Teaching Middle- and Secondary-Level Technology Education. (3 credits)
CTE 3405
Methods of Teaching Middle- and Secondary-Level Business Education. (3 credits)
CTE 4913
Organization and Administration of Work-Based Learning Education. (3 credits)
CTE 4923
Work-Based Learning Techniques for Illinois Work-Based Learning Education. (3 credits)
DGT 1001
Introduction to the Digital Media Technology Profession. (1 credits)
DGT 1363
Introduction to Graphics Technology. (3 credits)
DGT 2123
Introduction to Digital Photography. (3 credits)
DGT 3003
Video Game Development. (3 credits)
DGT 3013
2D Computer Animation. (3 credits)
DGT 3313
3D Modeling for Digital Media. (3 credits)
DGT 3813
Web Development (3 credits)
DGT 4123
Advanced Digital Photography. (3 credits)
DGT 4333
Trends in Digital Media. (3 credits)
DGT 4353
Digital Media Production Management. (3 credits)
DGT 4749
Capstone Project in Digital Media. (3 credits)
DGT 4751
User Interface and User Experience. (3 credits)
DGT 4753
Visual Effects. (3 credits)
DGT 4763
Costing and Planning for Media Projects. (3 credits)
DGT 4773
Lighting, Texturing, and Rendering. (3 credits)
DGT 4783
Mobile Video Game Development. (3 credits)
DGT 4793
Programming for Interactive Media. (3 credits)
DGT 4814
Digital Media Strategy. (3 credits)
DGT 4823
Web Content Management Systems. (3 credits)
DGT 4833
Web Search Engine Optimization. (3 credits)
DGT 4913
Extended Reality. (3 credits)
DGT 4923
Emerging Web Technologies. (3 credits)
DGT 4933
3D Animation and Motion Capture. (3 credits)
ECN 2800
Economics of Social Issues. (3 credits)
ECN 2801
Principles of Macroeconomics. (3 credits)
ECN 2802
Principles of Microeconomics. (3 credits)
ECN 2891
Principles of Macroeconomics, Honors. (3 credits)
ECN 2892
Principles of Microeconomics, Honors. (3 credits)
ECN 3520
Economics of Crime. (3 credits)
ECN 3720
Sports Economics. (3 credits)
ECN 3780
Industrial Organization. (3 credits)
ECN 3801
Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory. (3 credits)
ECN 3802
Intermediate Microeconomics. (3 credits)
ECN 3810
Economics of Natural Resources. (3 credits)
ECN 3851
Public Finance. (3 credits)
ECN 3860
International Trade. (3 credits)
ECN 3861
International Financial Economics. (3 credits)
ECN 3875
Health Economics. (3 credits)
ECN 3890
Labor Economics. (3 credits)
ECN 3970
Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)
ECN 3972
Basic Econometrics. (3 credits)
ECN 4275
Internship in Economics. (1 to 12 credits)
ECN 4444
Honors Independent Study. (3 credits)
ECN 4570
Economic Problems of Developing Countries. (3 credits)
ECN 4644
Honors Thesis. (3 credits)
ECN 4689
Economics Research Capstone. (3 credits)
ECN 4751
Managerial Economics. (3 credits)
ECN 4800
Special Topics in Economics. (3 credits)
ECN 4840
Money and Banking. (3 credits)
ECN 4850
Economic Analysis of Law. (3 credits)
ECN 4950
Independent Study. (2 to 3 credits)
ECN 4973
Intermediate Econometrics. (3 credits)
EDF 2555
Education in a Diverse Society: The Multilingual/Multicultural Classroom. (3 credits)
EDF 2595
Education in a Diverse Society: The Multilingual/Multicultural Classroom, Honors. (3 credits)
EDF 4550
Critical Focus on Education. (3 credits)
EDF 4595
Critical Focus on Education, Honors. (3 credits)
EDF 4741
Independent Study. (2 credits)
EDF 4741
Independent Study. (1 credits)
EDF 4741
Independent Study. (3 credits)
EDF 4750
Introduction to Adult Education. (3 credits)
EDP 2330
Educational Psychology/Foundations for Teachers. (3 credits)
EDP 2390
Educational Psychology/Foundations for Teachers for Honors. (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 4552
Alternative Certification: General Teaching Methods. (8 credits)
EEN 1001
Introduction to Physics and Engineering (1 credits)
EEN 1100
Introduction to Logic Design. (3 credits)
EEN 1101
Introduction to Logic Design Laboratory. (1 credits)
EEN 3270
Introduction to Circuit Analysis. (4 credits)
EEN 3415
Electricity and Magnetism I with Lab. (4 credits)
EEN 4150
Mentored Research in Engineering. (1 credits)
EEN 4275
Internship in Electrical Engineering. (1 to 2 credits)
EEN 4301
Digital Systems and Design. (4 credits)
EEN 4330
Introduction to Embedded Systems Designs. (4 credits)
EEN 4401
Signals and Systems. (3 credits)
EEN 4430
Analog and Digital Communication Theory and Systems. (3 credits)
EEN 4501
Feedback & Control Systems (4 credits)
EEN 4601
Semiconductor Device Physics. (3 credits)
EEN 4701
Senior Design. (3 credits)
EEN 4780
Introduction to Plasma Physics. (3 credits)
EGT 1413
Introduction to Engineering Technology. (3 credits)
EGT 2043
Computer-Aided Engineering Drawing. (3 credits)
EGT 2324
Electricity and Electronic Controls. (4 credits)
EGT 2424
Manufacturing and Fabrication Processes. (4 credits)
EGT 2773
Safety for Engineering Technology Professionals. (3 credits)
EGT 3073
Programmable Logic Controllers. (3 credits)
EGT 3103
Robots and Control Systems. (3 credits)
EGT 3253
Energy Technology. (3 credits)
EGT 3453
Renewable Energy. (3 credits)
EGT 3663
CNC and Rapid Prototyping. (3 credits)
EGT 3703
Machine Design. (3 credits)
EGT 3753
Biometrics in Engineering Technology. (3 credits)
EGT 3763
Automation and Data Capture. (3 credits)
EGT 3803
Engineering Technology Ergonomics. (3 credits)
EGT 4503
Engineering Technology Cost Analysis. (3 credits)
EGT 4673
Work Measurement and Method Design. (3 credits)
EGT 4704
Engineering Technology Capstone. (4 credits)
EGT 4753
Lean Manufacturing. (3 credits)
EGT 4803
Plant Layout and Material Handling. (3 credits)
EGT 4823
Facility Security. (3 credits)
EGT 4843
Statistical Quality and Reliability. (3 credits)
EGT 4903
OSHA Certification for General Industry. (3 credits)
EGT 4943
Manufacturing Management. (3 credits)
EIU 1002
Foundations for Academic, Career, and Life Success. (2 credits)
EIU 1111
EIYOU: The Panther Experience. (1 credits)
EIU 2919
Strategies for Academic Success. (1 credits)
EIU 4100
Folklore, Culture, and Society. (3 credits)
EIU 4101
Spaceship Earth: The Present State. (3 credits)
EIU 4102
Technology and Society. (3 credits)
EIU 4104
World Film: Language and Culture in Film. (3 credits)
EIU 4105
Controversial Issues in Education. (3 credits)
EIU 4107
The Idea of a University: Yesterday and Today. (3 credits)
EIU 4108
Special Topics in Women's, Gender and/or Sexuality Studies. (3 credits)
EIU 4109
The Politics of Human Rights. (3 credits)
EIU 4110
Frontiers of Communication. (3 credits)
EIU 4111
Plants and Civilizations. (3 credits)
EIU 4112
Women and Technology. (3 credits)
EIU 4113
The European Union: A Multi-cultural Approach. (3 credits)
EIU 4114
Senior Seminar: Advanced Interdisciplinary Studies in Matters of Culture. (3 credits)
EIU 4115
Pop Culture Economics. (3 credits)
EIU 4116
Conspiracy Theories in the U.S. (3 credits)
EIU 4118
Sociobiology: The Biological Origins of Social Practices. (3 credits)
EIU 4121
Leisure Time: The American Perspective. (3 credits)
EIU 4123
Social Movements, Crowds, and Violence. (3 credits)
EIU 4125
Cultural Diversity in the United States. (3 credits)
EIU 4126
Body, Health, and Society. (3 credits)
EIU 4128
Politics and Popular Culture. (3 credits)
EIU 4129
Law and Technology. (3 credits)
EIU 4131
Modern Biomedical Science: Promise and Problems. (3 credits)
EIU 4142
Telecommunication Issues in the Third Millennium. (3 credits)
EIU 4150
International Culinary Tourism. (3 credits)
EIU 4151
Nutritional Dilemmas and Decisions. (3 credits)
EIU 4155
The European Witchhunts. (3 credits)
EIU 4158
Freedom of Expression. (3 credits)
EIU 4160
Personal Financial Investments. (3 credits)
EIU 4161
Social Justice and the Stage. (3 credits)
EIU 4162
Voices of Change: Theatre as a Catalyst. (3 credits)
EIU 4165
Journalistic Media in Society. (3 credits)
EIU 4167
The Meaning of Life. (3 credits)
EIU 4168
The Internet as a Social Phenomenon. (3 credits)
EIU 4169
Women in Science. (3 credits)
EIU 4170
History on Film. (3 credits)
EIU 4171
Comics, Manga, and Graphic Novels: A History of Graphic Narratives. (3 credits)
EIU 4172
Communication, Organizations and their Environments. (3 credits)
EIU 4173
Environmental Communication. (3 credits)
EIU 4174
Documentary Film and Society. (3 credits)
EIU 4190
Spaceship Earth: The Present State, Honors. (4 credits)
EIU 4191
Leisure Time: The American Perspective, Honors. (4 credits)
EIU 4192
Film and Contemporary Society, Honors. (4 credits)
EIU 4193
The Holocaust, Honors. (4 credits)
EIU 4194
Leadership: Theory and Practice, Honors. (4 credits)
EIU 4195
The European Witchhunts, Honors. (4 credits)
EIU 4197
Freedom of Expression: Dissent, Hate, and Heresy, Honors. (4 credits)
EIU 4198
Mischievous Molds, Honors. (4 credits)
EIU 4199
The Politics of Human Rights, Honors. (4 credits)
EIU 4290
Plants and Civilization, Honors. (4 credits)
EIU 4291
Pop Culture Economics, Honors. (4 credits)
EIU 4296
Body, Health, and Society, Honors. (4 credits)
ELE 1050
Introduction to Teaching as a Profession. (1 credits)
ELE 2050
The Whole Child: Teaching and Learning in the Educational Environment. (3 credits)
ELE 3050
Diverse Contexts that Influence the Learning Process. (2 credits)
ELE 3100
Instructional Strategies for the Elementary Classroom. (4 credits)
ELE 3225
Early Childhood Curriculum, Methods, and Assessment: Birth – Age Five. (4 credits)
ELE 3250
Early Childhood Curriculum, Methods, and Assessment in the Primary Grades (K-3). (4 credits)
ELE 3280
Developmental Reading in the Elementary and Middle School. (3 credits)
ELE 3281
Developmental Reading in Early Childhood. (3 credits)
ELE 3290
Science in the Elementary and Middle School. (3 credits)
ELE 3340
Social Studies for the Elementary and Middle School. (3 credits)
ELE 3350
Language Arts in the Elementary and Middle Level School. (3 credits)
ELE 3970
Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)
ELE 4100
Assessing Student Learning: A Field-Based Experience. (3 credits)
ELE 4275
Internship in Education Studies. (6 to 9 credits)
ELE 4280
Content Area Reading in the Elementary and Middle Levels. (3 credits)
ELE 4741
Independent Study. (1 credits)
ELE 4741
Independent Study. (2 credits)
ELE 4741
Independent Study. (3 credits)
ELE 4770
Teaching Science and Social Science in the Primary Grades (K-3). (3 credits)
ELE 4775
Language and Language Arts in Early Childhood. (3 credits)
ELE 4780
Studies in Education. (1 credits)
ELE 4780
Studies in Education. (2 credits)
ELE 4780
Studies in Education. (3 credits)
ELE 4850
Exploring English Language Learners through Study Abroad/Study Away Experiences. (1 credits)
ELE 4855
Exploring ESL Students through Clinical Experiences. (1 credits)
ELE 4855
Exploring ESL Students through Clinical Experiences. (3 credits)
ELE 4855
Exploring ESL Students through Clinical Experiences. (2 credits)
ELE 4880
Diagnostic and Prescriptive Reading Instruction. (3 credits)
ELE 4890
Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Students/English Language Learners: Instructional Methods. (3 credits)
ENG 0990
English as a Second Language I. (4 credits)
ENG 0995
English as a Second Language II. (4 credits)
ENG 1000
Fundamentals of College Composition. (3 credits)
ENG 1001
College Composition I: Critical Reading & Source-Based Writing. (3 credits)
ENG 1002
College Composition II: Argument & Critical Inquiry. (3 credits)
ENG 1009
Stories Matter 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. (3 credits)
ENG 1091
College Composition I: Critical Reading & Source-Based Writing, Honors. (3 credits)
ENG 1092
College Composition II: Argument & Critical Inquiry, Honors. (3 credits)
ENG 1099
Stories Matter, Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. (3 credits)
ENG 1105
English Major Forum. (1 credits)
ENG 2000
Introduction to Creative Writing. (3 credits)
ENG 2011
World/Multicultural Literatures. (3 credits)
ENG 2091
World/Multicultural Literatures, Honors. (3 credits)
ENG 2205
Introduction to Literary Studies. (3 credits)
ENG 2504
Film and Literature. (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 and Africana Literatures. (3 credits)
ENG 2706
Latin American and Latinx Literatures. (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 2950
Transatlantic Literary History: Culture, Literacies, and Technologies I. (3 credits)
ENG 2960
Transatlantic Literary History: Culture, Literacies, and Technologies II. (3 credits)
ENG 3000
Multigenre Writing Workshop. (3 credits)
ENG 3001
Advanced Composition. (3 credits)
ENG 3005
Technical Communication. (3 credits)
ENG 3008
Digital Writing and Multimodal Texts. (3 credits)
ENG 3009
Myth and Culture. (3 credits)
ENG 3010
Literary Masterworks. (3 credits)
ENG 3011
Literary Editing and Publishing. (3 credits)
ENG 3061
Intermediate Nonfiction Writing. (3 credits)
ENG 3062
Intermediate Poetry Writing. (3 credits)
ENG 3063
Intermediate Fiction Writing. (3 credits)
ENG 3064
Intermediate Dramatic Writing. (3 credits)
ENG 3090
Literary Masterworks, Honors. (3 credits)
ENG 3099
Myth and Culture, Honors. (3 credits)
ENG 3100
Cultural Foundations I. (3 credits)
ENG 3110
Cultural Foundations II. (3 credits)
ENG 3401
Methods of Teaching Composition in Middle and Secondary Schools. (3 credits)
ENG 3402
Methods of Teaching Literature in the Middle and Secondary School. (3 credits)
ENG 3405
Children's Literature. (3 credits)
ENG 3406
Literature for Pre-Adolescents. (3 credits)
ENG 3600
The Bible as Literature. (3 credits)
ENG 3601
Studies in Major Writers After 1800. (3 credits)
ENG 3601
Studies in Major Writers Before 1800. (3 credits)
ENG 3604
Special Topics in Multicultural Literatures. (3 credits)
ENG 3604
Special Topics in Literature and Language. (3 credits)
ENG 3604
Special Topics in Literature and Language After 1800. (3 credits)
ENG 3604
Special Topics in Literature and Language Before 1800. (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 3803
Renaissance and Seventeenth-Century British Literature. (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
Modern British Literature. (3 credits)
ENG 3809
Contemporary British and Anglophone Literatures. (3 credits)
ENG 3892
Shakespeare, Honors. (3 credits)
ENG 3901
Language and Linguistics. (3 credits)
ENG 3902
Second Language Acquisition and the Teaching of. (3 credits)
ENG 3903
Women, Literature, and Language, Post-1800. (3 credits)
ENG 3903
Women, Literature, and Language, Pre-1800. (3 credits)
ENG 3907
Asian Literatures. (3 credits)
ENG 3970
Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)
ENG 4060
English Studies Career Development. (1 credits)
ENG 4273
Applied Project in Professional Writing. (3 credits)
ENG 4275
Internship in English Studies. (3 credits)
ENG 4300
English Studies Capstone. (3 credits)
ENG 4390
English Studies Capstone, Honors. (3 credits)
ENG 4400
Independent Study. (3 credits)
ENG 4444
Honors Independent Study. (3 credits)
ENG 4644
Honors Thesis. (3 credits)
ENG 4742
Studies in Genre. (3 credits)
ENG 4750
Studies in African American Literature. (3 credits)
ENG 4760
Special Topics in Professional Writing. (3 credits)
ENG 4761
Advanced Nonfiction Writing. (3 credits)
ENG 4762
Advanced Poetry Writing. (3 credits)
ENG 4763
Advanced Fiction Writing. (3 credits)
ENG 4764
Advanced Dramatic Writing. (3 credits)
ENG 4765
Professional Editing. (3 credits)
ENG 4775
Studies in Literature, Culture, Theory. (3 credits)
ENG 4776
Research and Rhetoric in Professional Writing. (3 credits)
ENG 4801
Integrating the English Language Arts in Middle and High Schools. (3 credits)
ENG 4850
Studies in Postcolonial and World Literatures. (3 credits)
ENG 4901
History of the English Language. (3 credits)
ENG 4903
Young Adult Literature. (3 credits)
ENG 4904
Studies in Film. (3 credits)
ENG 4905
Studies in Youth Literature. (3 credits)
ENG 4906
Issues in the Teaching of English. (3 credits)
ENT 3300
Foundations of Entrepreneurship. (3 credits)
ENT 3500
Marketing and Innovation for Entrepreneurial Ventures. (3 credits)
ENT 3700
Financing for Entrepreneurial Ventures. (3 credits)
ENT 4500
Entrepreneurial Management and Venture Plan Development. (3 credits)
FILM 2759
History of Cinema. (3 credits)
FIN 3300
Fundamentals of Financial and Tax Planning. (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 15 credits)
FIN 4275
Internship in Finance I. (1 to 15 credits)
FIN 4300
Retirement and Estate Planning. (3 credits)
FIN 4400
Financial Analysis and Planning. (3 credits)
FIN 4500
Financial Planning Case Studies. (3 credits)
FIN 4740
Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)
FIN 4820
International Finance. (3 credits)
FMD 1244
Survey of Fashion. (3 credits)
FMD 1275
Fashion Merchandising and Design Practicum. (1 credits)
FMD 2233
Introduction to Fashion Merchandising. (3 credits)
FMD 2234
Apparel Construction. (3 credits)
FMD 2244
Fashion & Fiber. (3 credits)
FMD 2245
Fashion E-Tailing. (3 credits)
FMD 3200
The History of Fashion. (3 credits)
FMD 3233
Retail Mathematics. (3 credits)
FMD 3244
Global Fashion Forecasting. (3 credits)
FMD 3245
Textiles: Color Design Production. (3 credits)
FMD 3500
Orientation to Fashion Merchandising and Design Internship. (3 credits)
FMD 3750
Independent Study in Fashion Merchandising and Design. (1 to 3 credits)
FMD 3838
Apparel Development and Design. (3 credits)
FMD 4230
Special Topics in Fashion Merchandising and Design. (1 to 3 credits)
FMD 4235
International Special Topics in Fashion Merchandising and Design. (1 to 3 credits)
FMD 4275
Internship. (3 to 9 credits)
FMD 4440
Undergraduate Research. (1 to 3 credits)
FMD 4444
Honors Independent Study. (3 credits)
FMD 4555
Honors Research. (3 credits)
FMD 4644
Honors Thesis. (3 credits)
FMD 4772
Sustainability and Social Change in Fashion. (3 credits)
FMD 4848
Cultural Aspects of Fashion. (3 credits)
FMD 4858
Art & Fashion. (3 credits)
FMD 4926
Visual Merchandising. (3 credits)
GEO 1100
Cultural Geography. (3 credits)
GEO 1120
The Natural Environment. (4 credits)
GEO 1190
Cultural Geography, Honors. (3 credits)
GEO 1200
World Regional Geography. (3 credits)
GEO 1290
World Regional Geography, Honors. (3 credits)
GEO 1300
Introduction to Earth Sciences. (4 credits)
GEO 1390
Introduction to Earth Sciences, Honors. (4 credits)
GEO 1400
Weather and Climate. (4 credits)
GEO 1490
Weather and Climate, Honors. (4 credits)
GEO 2000
Food and Agriculture. (3 credits)
GEO 2100
Geology of Energy Resources. (3 credits)
GEO 2200
History of the Earth. (4 credits)
GEO 2420
Regional Geomorphology. (3 credits)
GEO 2450
Oceanography. (3 credits)
GEO 3000
Geography of Illinois. (3 credits)
GEO 3020
Natural Disasters. (3 credits)
GEO 3025
Geography of the United States and Canada. (3 credits)
GEO 3050
Geography and Culture of Africa. (3 credits)
GEO 3055
Geography and Culture of Asia. (3 credits)
GEO 3060
Geography and Culture of Europe. (3 credits)
GEO 3065
Geography and Culture of Latin America. (3 credits)
GEO 3085
Vertebrate Paleoenvironments and Paleoecology. (3 credits)
GEO 3115
Introduction to Paleoclimate. (4 credits)
GEO 3200
Human Impacts on the Environment. (3 credits)
GEO 3275
Planetary Geology. (3 credits)
GEO 3320
Natural Resource Management. (3 credits)
GEO 3340
Land Change Science. (3 credits)
GEO 3400
Broadcast Meteorology Practicum. (3 credits)
GEO 3420
Geomorphology: Surficial Processes and Landforms. (3 credits)
GEO 3430
Structural Geology. (3 credits)
GEO 3460
Economic Mineral Deposits. (3 credits)
GEO 3470
Seminar in Geology. (1 to 3 credits)
GEO 3510
Principles of Sedimentation. (3 credits)
GEO 3525
Hydrogeology. (3 credits)
GEO 3550
Surface Water Processes and Resources. (3 credits)
GEO 3560
Principles of Stratigraphy. (3 credits)
GEO 3600
Economic Geography. (3 credits)
GEO 3620
Geography of Tourism. (3 credits)
GEO 3640
Geography of Sports. (3 credits)
GEO 3650
Advanced Cultural Geography. (3 credits)
GEO 3700
Historical Geography of the United States. (3 credits)
GEO 3750
Population Geography. (3 credits)
GEO 3775
Urban Geography. (3 credits)
GEO 3780
Land Use Planning. (3 credits)
GEO 3810
Introduction to Geographic Information Systems. (3 credits)
GEO 3820
Remote Sensing I. (3 credits)
GEO 3825
Lidar Mapping. (3 credits)
GEO 3830
GIS: Building Geodatabases. (3 credits)
GEO 3865
Advanced Cartography. (3 credits)
GEO 3870
Remote Sensing II. (3 credits)
GEO 3875
Field Methods. (3 credits)
GEO 3885
Quantitative Methods in Geography. (3 credits)
GEO 3960
Special Topics in Earth Science III. (1 to 4 credits)
GEO 3960
Special Topics in Earth Science II. (1 to 4 credits)
GEO 3960
Special Topics in Earth Science I. (1 to 4 credits)
GEO 3970
Study Abroad in Earth Science. (1 to 15 credits)
GEO 3970
Study Abroad in Geology. (1 to 15 credits)
GEO 3970
Study Abroad in Geography. (1 to 15 credits)
GEO 4000
Techniques Seminar. (1-3 credits)
GEO 4000
Environmental/Physical Geography Seminar. (1-3 credits)
GEO 4000
Human Geography Seminar. (1-3 credits)
GEO 4200
Introduction to Geophysical Exploration. (3 credits)
GEO 4275
Internship in Earth Science II. (1 to 6 credits)
GEO 4275
Internship in Earth Science I. (1 to 6 credits)
GEO 4275
Internship in Earth Science III. (1 to 6 credits)
GEO 4285
Internship in Geography III. (1 to 6 credits)
GEO 4285
Internship in Geography I. (1 to 6 credits)
GEO 4285
Internship in Geography II. (1 to 6 credits)
GEO 4295
Internship in Geology I. (1 to 6 credits)
GEO 4295
Internship in Geology II. (1 to 6 credits)
GEO 4295
Internship in Geology III. (1 to 6 credits)
GEO 4400
Independent Study in Earth Science I. (1 credits)
GEO 4400
Independent Study in Earth Science II. (2 credits)
GEO 4400
Independent Study in Earth Science III. (3 credits)
GEO 4410
Independent Study in Geography III. (3 credits)
GEO 4410
Independent Study in Geography II. (2 credits)
GEO 4410
Independent Study in Geography I. (1 credits)
GEO 4420
Independent Study in Geology I. (1 credits)
GEO 4420
Independent Study in Geology II. (2 credits)
GEO 4420
Independent Study in Geology III. (3 credits)
GEO 4430
Undergraduate Research in Earth Science III. (3 credits)
GEO 4430
Undergraduate Research in Earth Science II. (2 credits)
GEO 4430
Undergraduate Research in Earth Science I. (1 credits)
GEO 4440
Undergraduate Research in Geography III. (3 credits)
GEO 4440
Undergraduate Research in Geography II. (2 credits)
GEO 4440
Undergraduate Research in Geography I. (1 credits)
GEO 4444
Honors Independent Study in Geography II. (2 credits)
GEO 4444
Honors Independent Study in Geography I. (1 credits)
GEO 4444
Honors Independent Study in Geography III. (3 credits)
GEO 4445
Honors Independent Study in Geology I. (1 credits)
GEO 4445
Honors Independent Study in Geology II. (2 credits)
GEO 4445
Honors Independent Study in Geology III. (3 credits)
GEO 4450
Undergraduate Research in Geology I. (1 credits)
GEO 4450
Undergraduate Research in Geology II. (2 credits)
GEO 4450
Undergraduate Research in Geology III. (3 credits)
GEO 4480
Optical Mineralogy. (4 credits)
GEO 4490
Invertebrate Paleontology. (3 credits)
GEO 4555
Honors Research in Geography. (1 to 6 credits)
GEO 4556
Honors Research in Geology. (1 to 6 credits)
GEO 4644
Honors Thesis in Geography. (1 to 6 credits)
GEO 4645
Honors Thesis in Geology. (1 to 6 credits)
GEO 4666
Honors Seminar in Geography. (3 credits)
GEO 4667
Honors Seminar in Geology I. (1 to 6 credits)
GEO 4667
Honors Seminar in Geology III. (1 to 6 credits)
GEO 4667
Honors Seminar in Geology II. (1 to 6 credits)
GEO 4810
Cartography and Geographic Data Visualization. (3 credits)
GEO 4850
Environmental Geology. (3 credits)
GEO 4900
Earth Science Field Experience for Teachers. (5 credits)
GEO 4910
GIS Programming. (4 credits)
GEO 4950
Earth Science Field Experience Research for Teachers. (1 to 3 credits)
GST 1000
Reading and Study Improvement. (2 credits)
HCM 2910
Introduction to Health Communication. (3 credits)
HCM 3910
Communication in Health Professions. (3 credits)
HCM 4910
Applied Health Communication. (3 credits)
HCM 4950
Special Topics in Health Communication. (3 credits)
HHS 3000
Interprofessional Education in Collaborative Health and Human Services (3 credits)
HIC 2000
Introduction to the Humanities: Interdisciplinary Problem-Solving. (3 credits)
HIC 2100
Introduction to the Health & Medical Humanities. (3 credits)
HIC 2190
Introduction to the Health & Medical Humanities, Honors. (3 credits)
HIS 1101
Introduction to Historical Studies. (3 credits)
HIS 1500
Roots of the Modern World: Society and Religion. (3 credits)
HIS 1521
World History: Human Rights in History. (3 credits)
HIS 1522
World History: Slavery and Freedom. (3 credits)
HIS 1525
World History: Empires in Global History. (3 credits)
HIS 1526
World History: The Twentieth-Century World. (3 credits)
HIS 1527
World History: Gaming the Past. (3 credits)
HIS 1590
Roots of the Modern World: Society and Religion, Honors. (3 credits)
HIS 1595
World History: Empires in Global History, Honors. (3 credits)
HIS 1596
World History: The Twentieth-Century World, Honors. (3 credits)
HIS 1597
World History: Human Rights in History, Honors. (3 credits)
HIS 1598
World History: Slavery and Freedom, Honors. (3 credits)
HIS 1599
World History: Gaming the Past, 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 2030
US History: The Black Experience. (3 credits)
HIS 2040
US History: Gender and Sexuality. (3 credits)
HIS 2050
US History: Building Latino/a/e Communities. (3 credits)
HIS 2060
US History: The History of Your Life. (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 2094
US History: Gender and Sexuality, Honors. (3 credits)
HIS 2096
US History: The History of Your Life, Honors. (3 credits)
HIS 2225
Technology, History and Human Societies. (3 credits)
HIS 2500
Historical Research and Writing. (3 credits)
HIS 2560
Early Modern World History. (3 credits)
HIS 3000
Introduction to Public History. (3 credits)
HIS 3100
History of England, 1066-1688. (3 credits)
HIS 3110
Britain 1688 to the Present. (3 credits)
HIS 3120
Ancient Egypt. (3 credits)
HIS 3130
Iraq and the Ancient Near East. (3 credits)
HIS 3140
Ancient Greece. (3 credits)
HIS 3150
The Roman World. (3 credits)
HIS 3160
Ancient Iran. (3 credits)
HIS 3175
History of Christianity. (3 credits)
HIS 3200
Islamic History: From Origins to the 14th Century. (3 credits)
HIS 3210
History of the Modern Middle East. (3 credits)
HIS 3245
African History to 1400. (3 credits)
HIS 3250
African History from 1400. (3 credits)
HIS 3255
Colonial Latin America. (3 credits)
HIS 3260
Modern Latin America. (3 credits)
HIS 3270
The Black Atlantic. (3 credits)
HIS 3320
History of Modern China. (3 credits)
HIS 3330
Modern East Asia in the Pacific Century. (3 credits)
HIS 3350
Twentieth Century Russia. (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 3430
The Vietnam War: An American and Vietnamese Ordeal. (3 credits)
HIS 3450
Modern Germany. (3 credits)
HIS 3500
Climate, Environment and History Since the last Ice Age. (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 3560
The Transatlantic Slave Trade. (3 credits)
HIS 3600
The U.S. Constitution and the Nation. (3 credits)
HIS 3690
The U. S. Constitution and the Nation, Honors. (3 credits)
HIS 3700
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 3790
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 3901
The Family in American History. (3 credits)
HIS 3920
Military History of the United States. (3 credits)
HIS 3930
The Civil War Era. (3 credits)
HIS 3970
Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)
HIS 3970
Study Abroad II. (1 to 15 credits)
HIS 3970
Study Abroad I. (1 to 15 credits)
HIS 3990
Medieval Archaeology, Honors. (1 to 4 credits)
HIS 4275
Pre-Professional Internship. (1 to 3 credits)
HIS 4285
Public History Internship. (1, 2, or 3 credits)
HIS 4303
Colonial America to 1763. (3 credits)
HIS 4304
Revolutionary America to 1789. (3 credits)
HIS 4350
The Dr. Herbert Lasky Seminar in the Early National History of the US. (3 credits)
HIS 4375
History Capstone Seminar. (3 credits)
HIS 4397
Honors Professional Development Capstone for Departmental Honors Students. (1 credits)
HIS 4400
Independent Study in History I. (1 to 4 credits)
HIS 4400
Independent Study in History II. (1 to 4 credits)
HIS 4444
Honors Independent Study I. (3 credits)
HIS 4444
Honors Independent Study II. (3 credits)
HIS 4555
Honors Research I. (3 credits)
HIS 4555
Honors Research II. (3 credits)
HIS 4600
The Holocaust. (3 credits)
HIS 4644
Honors Thesis Departmental Capstone II. (3 credits)
HIS 4644
Honors Thesis Departmental Capstone I. (3 credits)
HIS 4666
Honors Seminar. (3 credits)
HIS 4775
Selected Topics in History A-B, D-F, H-M, O-Q, T-Y. (2 to 3 credits)
HIS 4780
Origins of Europe: Archaeology and History. (3 credits)
HIS 4781
The Arab-Israeli Conflict. (3 credits)
HIS 4785
Crusade and Jihad: Religious Violence in the Islamo-Christian Tradition. (3 credits)
HIS 4800
The Renaissance and Reformation. (3 credits)
HIS 4815
History of Ireland and the Irish, 1600 to the Present. (3 credits)
HIS 4845
Gender and Sexuality in Modern Europe. (3 credits)
HIS 4850
Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean. (3 credits)
HIS 4863
The Trojan War: History and Archaeology. (3 credits)
HIS 4865
Alexander the Great. (3 credits)
HIS 4870
The Two Koreas. (3 credits)
HIS 4880
Modern Japan: From Samurai to Freeters. (3 credits)
HIS 4900
Historical Publishing. (3 credits)
HIS 4922
Doing Media History. (3 credits)
HIS 4925
Methods, Theory, and Pedagogy for Secondary and Middle-Level History and Social Studies Teaching. (3 credits)
HIS 4935
Public History Practicum. (3 credits)
HIS 4940
The Early Republic: United States, 1789-1848. (3 credits)
HIS 4950
The Emergence of Industrial America. (3 credits)
HIS 4955
History of US Territories. (3 credits)
HIS 4960
Contemporary America. (3 credits)
HON 1190
Honors Forum. (1 credits)
HON 1191
First-year Presidential Scholars Seminar. (3 credits)
HON 1290
Honors Exploration Seminar. (1 credits)
HON 4444
Honors Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)
HON 4555
Honors Research. (1 to 3 credits)
HON 4644
Honors Thesis. (3 credits)
HSL 1275
Human Services Practicum. (1 credits)
HSL 1800
Human Development. (3 credits)
HSL 2200
Introduction to Human Services Programs. (3 credits)
HSL 2250
Consumer Technology. (3 credits)
HSL 2275
Internship for Non-Majors. (3 to 6 credits)
HSL 2300
Personal and Family Financial Literacy. (3 credits)
HSL 2800
Health Education Research Methods I. (3 credits)
HSL 2820
Family Relationships. (3 credits)
HSL 3220
Introduction to Early Childhood Programming. (3 credits)
HSL 3750
Independent Study in Human Services. (1 to 3 credits)
HSL 3800
Sexuality Education. (3 credits)
HSL 3831
Women in Contemporary Society. (3 credits)
HSL 3850
Child and Adolescent Development. (3 credits)
HSL 3853
Child Development Practicum. (3 credits)
HSL 4200
Orientation to Human Services Internship. (3 credits)
HSL 4220
Administration of Early Childhood Programs. (3 credits)
HSL 4225
Practicum in Early Childhood Program Administration. (3 credits)
HSL 4230
Special Topics in Human Services. (1 to 3 credits)
HSL 4235
International Special Topics in Human Services. (1 to 3 credits)
HSL 4240
Family Advocacy, Policy, and Law. (3 credits)
HSL 4275
Internship in Human Services. (3 to 6 credits)
HSL 4440
Undergraduate Research. (1 to 3 credits)
HSL 4444
Honors Independent Study. (3 credits)
HSL 4555
Honors Research. (3 credits)
HSL 4644
Honors Thesis. (3 credits)
HSL 4770
Family Budgeting and Debt Management. (3 credits)
HSL 4775
Human Services Programs and Resource Management. (3 credits)
HSL 4820
Death and Dying. (3 credits)
HSL 4845
Family Stress and Resilience. (3 credits)
HSL 4846
Aging and the Family. (3 credits)
HSL 4850
Human Services Programs: Community, Culture, and Intersectionality. (3 credits)
HSL 4851
Infant Development Laboratory. (3 credits)
HSL 4859
Administration of Human Services Programming. (3 credits)
HSL 4860
Addictions and the Family. (3 credits)
HTM 1275
Hospitality and Tourism Practicum. (1 credits)
HTM 2600
Sustainable Communities. (3 credits)
HTM 2700
The Hospitality Industry. (3 credits)
HTM 2740
Lodging Operations. (3 credits)
HTM 2784
Hospitality Sales and Service. (3 credits)
HTM 3340
Club Management. (3 credits)
HTM 3370
Ethical and Legal Environment of Hospitality and Tourism. (3 credits)
HTM 3500
Hospitality and Tourism Professionalism. (3 credits)
HTM 3700
Wedding Events Management. (3 credits)
HTM 3740
Professional Hospitality Meeting Management. (3 credits)
HTM 3750
Independent Study in Hospitality and Tourism. (1 to 3 credits)
HTM 3750
Independent Study in Hospitality and Tourism. (1 to 3 credits)
HTM 3784
Commercial Quantity Food Production. (4 credits)
HTM 3786
Hospitality Operations and Cost Control. (3 credits)
HTM 4230
Special Topics in Hospitality and Tourism. (1 to 3 credits)
HTM 4235
International Special Topics in Hospitality and Tourism. (1 to 3 credits)
HTM 4275
Hospitality Tourism Internship. (6 to 9 credits)
HTM 4320
Destination Management. (3 credits)
HTM 4340
Conventions and Trade Shows. (3 credits)
HTM 4380
Hospitality Leadership. (3 credits)
HTM 4440
Undergraduate Research. (1 to 3 credits)
HTM 4444
Honors Independent Study. (3 credits)
HTM 4555
Honors Research. (3 credits)
HTM 4644
Honors Thesis. (3 credits)
IDS 3001
Credit for Prior Learning Portfolio. (3 credits)
IDS 3002
Critical Thinking and the Adult Learner. (3 credits)
IDS 4001
Self-Directed Leadership. (3 credits)
JOU 1401
Journalism Forum. (1 credits)
JOU 2000
Fundamentals of News Gathering. (3 credits)
JOU 2001
Journalism and Democracy. (3 credits)
JOU 2091
Journalism and Democracy, Honors. (3 credits)
JOU 2101
News Reporting and Writing. (3 credits)
JOU 2850
Sports Media Relations. (3 credits)
JOU 2902
Copy Editing and Design. (3 credits)
JOU 3000
Advanced Reporting. (3 credits)
JOU 3001
Photojournalism. (3 credits)
JOU 3002
Introduction to Multimedia Journalism. (3 credits)
JOU 3110
Visual Journalism: Concepts & Techniques. (3 credits)
JOU 3120
Video Journalism: Concepts and Techniques. (3 credits)
JOU 3303
Multiplatform Editing. (3 credits)
JOU 3401
Journalism Practicum. (1 credits)
JOU 3501
Principles of Advertising. (3 credits)
JOU 3610
Broadcast News. (3 credits)
JOU 3703
Online Journalism. (3 credits)
JOU 3706
Writing for Sports Media. (3 credits)
JOU 3750
Social Media Engagement. (3 credits)
JOU 3800
Advanced Editing. (3 credits)
JOU 3820
Publicity Methods. (3 credits)
JOU 3920
Public Relations in Society. (3 credits)
JOU 3940
History of American Journalism. (3 credits)
JOU 3950
Special Topics in Journalism (1 to 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 3955
Reporting on the Arts. (3 credits)
JOU 3970
Race, Gender, and the Media. (3 credits)
JOU 4000
Investigative Reporting. (3 credits)
JOU 4001
Media Management. (3 credits)
JOU 4101
Feature Writing. (3 credits)
JOU 42751
Journalism Internship I. (1 to 12 credits)
JOU 42752
Journalism Internship II. (1 to 12 credits)
JOU 42753
Journalism Internship III. (1 to 12 credits)
JOU 42754
Journalism Internship IV. (1 to 12 credits)
JOU 4401
Journalism Portfolio. (1 credits)
JOU 4420
Communication Law & Ethics. (3 credits)
JOU 4444
Honors Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)
JOU 4555
Honors Research. (1 to 6 credits)
JOU 4620
Advanced Broadcast News. (3 credits)
JOU 4644
Honors Thesis. (3 to 6 credits)
JOU 4666
Honors Seminar. (1 to 6 credits)
JOU 4730
Journalism Capstone Seminar. (3 credits)
JOU 4750
Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)
JOU 4751
Advanced Photojournalism. (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. (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 4900
Journalism Seminar. (3 credits)
KSR 1000
Physical Development. (1 to 3 credits)
KSR 1150
Lifetime Fitness. (2 credits)
KSR 1310
Aqua Exercise. (1 credits)
KSR 1410
Swimming (Intermediate). (1 credits)
KSR 1500
Kinesiology, Sport, and Recreation as a Profession. (1 credits)
KSR 1600
Introduction to Resistance Training and Conditioning. (2 credits)
KSR 1692
Introduction to Group Fitness. (1 credits)
KSR 1850
Self Defense. (1 credits)
KSR 2000
Technique and Practice of Teaching Physical Education. (1 credits)
KSR 2101
Technique and Theory of Badminton, Tennis and Pickleball. (2 credits)
KSR 2102
Technique and Theory of Golf, Bowling, and Disc Golf. (2 credits)
KSR 2135
Basic Care and Prevention of Athletic Injuries. (3 credits)
KSR 2220
Technique and Theory of Dance. (2 credits)
KSR 2360
Technique and Theory of Volleyball, Ultimate Frisbee and Lacrosse. (2 credits)
KSR 2390
Technique and Theory of Soccer/Speed-ball, and Modified Team Sports. (2 credits)
KSR 2400
Introduction to Elementary School Physical Education. (2 credits)
KSR 2440
Structural Kinesiology. (3 credits)
KSR 2450
Adapted Physical Education. (3 credits)
KSR 2761
Introduction to Sport Management. (3 credits)
KSR 2850
Fitness for Life. (3 credits)
KSR 2860
Teaching Health-Related Fitness. (3 credits)
KSR 3000
Fitness Concepts for Teachers. (1 credits)
KSR 3104
Resistance Training and Conditioning Leadership. (3 credits)
KSR 3135
Orthopedic Pathologies for Healthcare Professionals. (3 credits)
KSR 3290
Sport and Recreation Program Planning. (3 credits)
KSR 3310
Travel and Tourism. (3 credits)
KSR 3320
Festivals and Special Events. (3 credits)
KSR 3340
Principles of Exercise Physiology. (3 credits)
KSR 3400
Secondary Physical Education Methods. (4 credits)
KSR 3401
Elementary Physical Education Methods. (4 credits)
KSR 3460
Soccer Coaching. (2 credits)
KSR 3470
Basketball Coaching. (2 credits)
KSR 3480
Football Coaching. (2 credits)
KSR 3490
Track and Field Coaching. (2 credits)
KSR 3500
Baseball Coaching. (2 credits)
KSR 3720
Sport and Exercise Psychology. (3 credits)
KSR 3750
Softball Coaching. (2 credits)
KSR 3770
Volleyball Coaching. (2 credits)
KSR 3860
Administration and Facility Management in Exercise Science. (3 credits)
KSR 3900
Technology in Kinesiology, Sport, and Recreation. (3 credits)
KSR 3901
Olympic-Style Weightlifting Techniques. (1 credits)
KSR 3902
Neuromotor Training for Older Adults. (1 credits)
KSR 3903
Introduction to Pharmacology for the Pre-Healthcare Professional. (1 credits)
KSR 3904
ECG Rhythm Strip Analysis and Interpretation. (1 credits)
KSR 3905
Effects of Cardiopulmonary Medications on the Exercise Response. (1 credits)
KSR 4274
Pre-Internship and Career Development in Kinesiology, Sport, and Recreation. (1 credits)
KSR 4275
Internship. (3-9 credits)
KSR 4320
Organization, Administration, and Curriculum in Physical Education. (3 credits)
KSR 4326
Psychosocial Aspects of Sport. (3 credits)
KSR 4327
Ethics in Sports. (3 credits)
KSR 4328
Governance in Sport. (3 credits)
KSR 4440
Physical Fitness Assessment and Evaluation. (3 credits)
KSR 4450
Exercise Prescription for Apparently Healthy and Special Populations. (4 credits)
KSR 4460
Principles of Resistance Training. (3 credits)
KSR 4470
Assessment in K-12 Physical Education. (3 credits)
KSR 4500
Research and Statistics in Kinesiology, Sport, and Recreation. (3 credits)
KSR 4600
Planning, Design and Operation of Sport and Recreation Facilities. (4 credits)
KSR 4741
Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)
KSR 4764
Sport Management Principles. (3 credits)
KSR 4765
Marketing in Sport. (3 credits)
KSR 4768
Biomechanics of Human Movement. (3 credits)
KSR 4770
Program Design in Strength and Conditioning. (3 credits)
KSR 4900
Special Topics in Kinesiology, Sport, and Recreation. (1 credits)
KSR 4900
Special Topics: Exercise in Extreme Conditions. (1 credits)
KSR 4900
Special Topics: Adaptations to Exercise Training. (1 credits)
KSR 4900
Special Topics: Pediatrics/Exercise Physiology. (1 credits)
KSR 4900
Special Topics: Psychology of Injuries. (1 credits)
KSR 4900
Special Topics: Sports Events Management. (1 credits)
KSR 4900
Special Topics: Pulmonary/Exercise Physiology. (1 credits)
KSR 4900
Special Topics: Ethics in Sport & Exercise Industry. (1 credits)
KSR 4900
Special Topics: Assessment of Human Body Size, Structure and Composition. (1 credits)
KSR 4900
Special Topics: Nutrition/Exercise Physiology. (1 credits)
KSR 4900
Special Topics: Techniques of Resistance Training. (1 credits)
KSR 4900
Special Topics: Speed and Agility in Sport. (1 credits)
KSR 4900
Special Topics: Risk & Benefits of Exercise. (1 credits)
KSR 4900
Special Topics: Resistance Training and Group Fitness Leadership. (1 credits)
KSR 4900
Special Topics: Physical Activity and Diet in the Etiology, Prevention and Treatment of Obesity. (1 credits)
KSR 4901
Virtual Sport Industry Exploration in the United Kingdom. (2 credits)
KSR 4902
Chronic Diseases/Conditions and Effects on Exercise Testing and Prescription. (2 credits)
KSR 4980
Advanced Coaching Distance Running. (1 credits)
KSR 4980
Advanced Coaching/"Name of Sport". (1 credits)
LAS 2500
Introduction to Latin American Studies. (3 credits)
LAS 2501
Introduction to Latinx Studies. (3 credits)
LAS 4400
Latin American Studies. (3 credits)
MAR 3490
Business-to-Business Marketing. (3 credits)
MAR 3550
Marketing Professionalism and Management. (3 credits)
MAR 3560
Social Media Marketing. (3 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 15 credits)
MAR 4275
Internship in Marketing I. (1 to 15 credits)
MAR 4400
Services Marketing. (3 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 6 credits)
MAT 1020
Diagnostic Mathematics. (1 credits)
MAT 1070
Diagnostic Mathematics. (1 credits)
MAT 1160
Mathematics: A Human Endeavor. (3 credits)
MAT 1170
Problem Solving. (3 credits)
MAT 1270
Intermediate Algebra. (2 credits)
MAT 1271
College Algebra. (3 credits)
MAT 1300
Quantitative Literacy. (3 credits)
MAT 1320
Mathematical Modeling. (3 credits)
MAT 1330
Analytical Trigonometry. (2 credits)
MAT 1410
Precalculus and Trigonometry. (4 credits)
MAT 1420
Mathematics for Elementary Teachers I. (3 credits)
MAT 1441
Calculus and Analytic Geometry I. (5 credits)
MAT 2110
Brief Calculus with Applications. (3 credits)
MAT 2120
Finite Mathematics. (3 credits)
MAT 2190
Finite Mathematics, Honors. (3 credits)
MAT 2245
Integrated Elementary Statistics. (4 credits)
MAT 2250
Elementary Statistics. (4 credits)
MAT 2270
Technology in Mathematics. (2 credits)
MAT 2290
Elementary Statistics, Honors. (4 credits)
MAT 2345
Elements of Discrete Mathematics. (3 credits)
MAT 2420
Mathematics for Elementary Teachers II. (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 2620
Mathematics for Elementary Teachers III. (3 credits)
MAT 2800
Foundations of Mathematics. (3 credits)
MAT 3271
College Geometry I. (3 credits)
MAT 3272
College Geometry II. (3 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 3620
Teaching Middle Level Mathematics. (3 credits)
MAT 3700
Teaching Secondary Mathematics. (3 credits)
MAT 3701
Probability and Statistics I. (3 credits)
MAT 3702
Probability and Statistics II. (3 credits)
MAT 3811
Rational Numbers and Proportional Reasoning for Middle Level Teachers. (3 credits)
MAT 3812
Concepts of Algebra for Middle Level Teachers. (3 credits)
MAT 3813
Concepts of Calculus for Middle Level Teachers. (3 credits)
MAT 4335
Topics in Mathematics. (3 credits)
MAT 4345
Topics in Applied Mathematics. (3 credits)
MAT 4444
Independent Study, Honors II. (1 to 3 credits)
MAT 4444
Independent Study, Honors I. (1 to 3 credits)
MAT 4490
Independent Study II. (1 to 3 credits)
MAT 4490
Independent Study I. (1 to 3 credits)
MAT 4495
Undergraduate Research Experience in Mathematics I. (3 credits)
MAT 4495
Undergraduate Research Experience in Mathematics II. (3 credits)
MAT 4555
Honors Research II. (1 to 3 credits)
MAT 4555
Honors Research I. (1 to 3 credits)
MAT 4644
Honors Thesis. (3 credits)
MAT 4666
Honors Seminar. (2 to 4 credits)
MAT 4700
Seminar in Mathematics. (2 credits)
MAT 4750
Linear Programming. (3 credits)
MAT 4760
Linear Algebra. (4 credits)
MAT 4810
Topics in Computer Science for Elementary and Middle Level. (1 to 4 credits)
MAT 4810
Topics in Number Theory for Elementary and Middle Level. (1 to 4 credits)
MAT 4810
Topics in the History of Mathematics for Elementary and Middle Level. (1 to 4 credits)
MAT 4810
Topics in Geometry for Elementary and Middle Level. (1 to 4 credits)
MAT 4830
Introduction to Complex Analysis with Applications. (3 credits)
MAT 4855
Introduction to Topology. (3 credits)
MAT 4860
Mathematical Analysis. (4 credits)
MAT 4900
History of Mathematics. (3 credits)
MAT 4910
Number Theory. (3 credits)
MDVL 2000
Introduction to Medieval Studies. (3 credits)
MGT 3450
Human Resource Management. (3 credits)
MGT 3830
Managerial Communications. (3 credits)
MGT 3900
Employment Law. (3 credits)
MGT 3970
Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)
MGT 4275
Internship in Management I. (1 to 15 credits)
MGT 4275
Internship in Management. (1 to 15 credits)
MGT 4310
Organizational Behavior. (3 credits)
MGT 4370
Compensation Management. (3 credits)
MGT 4500
Employee Staffing and Development. (3 credits)
MGT 4600
International Business Policy and Operation. (3 credits)
MGT 4650
Management Seminar. (3 credits)
MGT 4700
Special Topics in Management. (3 credits)
MGT 4740
Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)
MGT 4760
Seminar in Decision Making and Leadership. (3 credits)
MGT 4800
Management of Innovation and Technology. (3 credits)
MGT 4860
Managing Conflict, Power & Politics in Organizations. (3 credits)
MGT 4950
Management Consulting Research. (3 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 4100
Assessing Student Learning: A Field-Based Experience. (3 credits)
MLE 4275
Internship in Education Studies. (6 to 9 credits)
MLE 4280
Content Area Reading in the Elementary, Middle and Secondary School. (3 credits)
MLE 4741
Independent Study. (1 credits)
MLE 4741
Independent Study. (2 credits)
MLE 4741
Independent Study. (3 credits)
MLE 4760
Student Social-Emotional Development in the Middle Grades. (3 credits)
MLE 4781
Topics in Junior High/Middle School Education. (1 credits)
MLE 4781
Topics in Junior High/Middle School Education. (2 credits)
MLE 4781
Topics in Junior High/Middle School Education. (3 credits)
MLE 4850
Exploring English Language Learners through Study Abroad/Study Away Experiences. (1 credits)
MLE 4855
Exploring ESL Students through Clinical Experiences. (1 credits)
MLE 4855
Exploring ESL Students through Clinical Experiences. (3 credits)
MLE 4855
Exploring ESL Students through Clinical Experiences. (2 credits)
MLE 4890
Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Students/English Language Learners: Instructional Methods. (3 credits)
MSC 1001
Introduction to the Army. (1 credits)
MSC 1002
Foundations of Agile and Adaptive Leadership. (1 credits)
MSC 2001
Leadership and Decision Making. (2 credits)
MSC 2002
Army Doctrine and Team Development. (2 credits)
MSC 3001
Training Management and the Warfighting Functions. (3 credits)
MSC 3002
Applied Leadership in Small Unit Operations. (4 credits)
MSC 4001
The Army Officer. (3 credits)
MSC 4002
Company Grade Leadership. (3 credits)
MSC 4100
Trends and Issues of Commissioned Service. (1 credits)
MSC 4400
Independent Study in Military Science. (1 to 3 credits)
MSC 4400
Independent Study in Military Science I. (1 to 3 credits)
MSC 4400
Independent Study in Military Science II. (1 to 3 credits)
MUS 0010
Introductory Voice. (1 credits)
MUS 0020
Introductory Flute. (1 credits)
MUS 0021
Introductory Oboe. (1 credits)
MUS 0022
Introductory Clarinet. (1 credits)
MUS 0023
Introductory Bassoon. (1 credits)
MUS 0024
Introductory Saxophone. (1 credits)
MUS 0030
Introductory Trumpet. (1 credits)
MUS 0031
Introductory Horn. (1 credits)
MUS 0032
Introductory Trombone. (1 credits)
MUS 0033
Introductory Euphonium. (1 credits)
MUS 0034
Introductory Tuba. (1 credits)
MUS 0040
Introductory Percussion. (1 credits)
MUS 0050
Introductory Violin. (1 credits)
MUS 0051
Introductory Viola. (1 credits)
MUS 0052
Introductory Violoncello. (1 credits)
MUS 0053
Introductory Double Bass. (1 credits)
MUS 0054
Introductory Guitar. (1 credits)
MUS 0060
Introductory Piano. (1 credits)
MUS 0061
Introductory Organ. (1 credits)
MUS 0063
Introductory Jazz. (1 credits)
MUS 0200
Wind Symphony. (1 credits)
MUS 0201
Concert Band. (1 credits)
MUS 0202
Panther Marching Band. (1 credits)
MUS 0203
Eastern Symphonic Band. (1 credits)
MUS 0204
Chamber Music. (1 credits)
MUS 0207
Saxophone Quartet. (1 credits)
MUS 0215
Chamber Music, Strings. (1 credits)
MUS 0220
Jazz Ensemble. (1 credits)
MUS 0221
Jazz Lab Band. (1 credits)
MUS 0230
Concert Choir. (1 credits)
MUS 0231
University Mixed Chorus. (1 credits)
MUS 0240
Percussion Ensemble. (1 credits)
MUS 0242
Latin Percussion Ensemble. (1 credits)
MUS 0260
Keyboard Chamber Music. (1 credits)
MUS 0541
Music Theory Rudiments. (3 credits)
MUS 1070
Introduction to Music Technology. (2 credits)
MUS 1102
Navigating the Music Major. (1 credits)
MUS 1110
Intermediate Voice. (1, 2, or 4 credits)
MUS 1120
Intermediate Flute. (1, 2, or 4 credits)
MUS 1121
Intermediate Oboe. (1, 2, or 4 credits)
MUS 1122
Intermediate Clarinet. (1, 2, or 4 credits)
MUS 1123
Intermediate Bassoon. (1, 2, or 4 credits)
MUS 1124
Intermediate Saxophone. (1, 2, or 4 credits)
MUS 1130
Intermediate Trumpet. (1, 2, or 4 credits)
MUS 1131
Intermediate Horn. (1, 2, or 4 credits)
MUS 1132
Intermediate Trombone. (1, 2, or 4 credits)
MUS 1133
Intermediate Euphonium. (1, 2, or 4 credits)
MUS 1134
Intermediate Tuba. (1, 2, or 4 credits)
MUS 1136
Class Instruction in Voice. (1 credits)
MUS 1140
Intermediate Percussion. (1, 2, or 4 credits)
MUS 1150
Intermediate Violin. (1, 2, or 4 credits)
MUS 1151
Intermediate Viola. (1, 2, or 4 credits)
MUS 1152
Intermediate Violincello. (1, 2, or 4 credits)
MUS 1153
Intermediate Double Bass. (1, 2, or 4 credits)
MUS 1154
Intermediate Guitar. (1, 2, or 4 credits)
MUS 1160
Intermediate Piano. (1, 2, or 4 credits)
MUS 1161
Intermediate Organ. (1, 2, or 4 credits)
MUS 1163
Intermediate Jazz. (1, 2, or 4 credits)
MUS 1300
Instrumental Methods Lab. (1 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 1312
Class Instruction in World and Classroom Percussion. (1 credits)
MUS 1501
Comprehensive Musicianship I. (4 credits)
MUS 1501
Comprehensive Music I - Written Perspectives. (3 credits)
MUS 1501
Comprehensive Music I - Aural Perspectives. (1 credits)
MUS 1502
Comprehensive Music II - Aural Perspectives. (1 credits)
MUS 1502
Comprehensive Musicianship II. (4 credits)
MUS 1502
Comprehensive Music II - Written Perspectives. (3 credits)
MUS 1530
Jazz Improvisation I. (1 credits)
MUS 1560
Introduction to Music Composition. (2 credits)
MUS 1570
Intermediate Composition. (1, 2, or 4 credits)
MUS 2070
Electronic Music Studio Techniques. (2 credits)
MUS 2071
Audio and Recording Techniques I. (3 credits)
MUS 2101
Sophomore Recital: Performance Option.
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 I. (1 credits)
MUS 2204
Functional Skills in Piano II. (1 credits)
MUS 2205
Functional Skills in Piano III. (1 credits)
MUS 2206
Functional Skills in Piano IV. (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 2443
Choral Methods. (1 credits)
MUS 2444
Contemporary Topics in Secondary General Music. (2 credits)
MUS 2501
Comprehensive Musicianship III. (4 credits)
MUS 2502
Comprehensive Musicianship IV. (4 credits)
MUS 2530
Jazz Improvisation II. (1 credits)
MUS 2555
The Enjoyment of Music. (3 credits)
MUS 2557
The Evolution of Jazz and Rock. (3 credits)
MUS 2558
Film Music: Exploring the Evolution of Music in Film. (3 credits)
MUS 3070
Electronic Music Studio Techniques II: Interactive Electronics and Multimedia. (3 credits)
MUS 3071
Audio and Recording Techniques II. (3 credits)
MUS 3072
Live Sound Reinforcement. (2 credits)
MUS 3100
Junior Recital: Teacher Licensure Option.
MUS 3101
Junior Recital: Performance Option.
MUS 3102
Junior Recital, Performance Option/Jazz Studies Concentration.
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 3201
Orchestral Repertoire Performance for Brass, Winds, and Percussion. (2 credits)
MUS 3201
Orchestral Repertoire Performance for Brass, Winds, and Percussion. (2 credits)
MUS 3310
Advanced Voice. (1, 2, or 4 credits)
MUS 3320
Advanced Flute. (1, 2, or 4 credits)
MUS 3321
Advanced Oboe. (1, 2, or 4 credits)
MUS 3322
Advanced Clarinet. (1, 2, or 4 credits)
MUS 3323
Advanced Bassoon. (1, 2, or 4 credits)
MUS 3324
Advanced Saxophone. (1, 2, or 4 credits)
MUS 3330
Advanced Trumpet. (1, 2, or 4 credits)
MUS 3331
Advanced Horn. (1, 2, or 4 credits)
MUS 3332
Advanced Trombone. (1, 2, or 4 credits)
MUS 3333
Advanced Euphonium. (1, 2, or 4 credits)
MUS 3334
Advanced Tuba. (1, 2, or 4 credits)
MUS 3340
Advanced Percussion. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 3350
Advanced Violin. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 3351
Advanced Viola. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 3352
Advanced Violoncello. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 3353
Advanced Double Bass. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 3354
Advanced Guitar. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 3360
Advanced Piano. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 3361
Advanced Organ. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 3363
Advanced Jazz. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 3420
Music in Elementary Schools. (2 credits)
MUS 3531
Jazz Improvisation III. (1 credits)
MUS 3541
Music Analysis: Music of the Common Practice Period. (3 credits)
MUS 3542
Music Analysis: Music of the Post-Tonal Period. (3 credits)
MUS 3547
Orchestration. (2 credits)
MUS 3550
Survey of American Music. (3 credits)
MUS 3553
Survey of Western Musical Masterworks. (3 credits)
MUS 3562
Global Music. (3 credits)
MUS 3570
Advanced Composition. (1, 2, or 4 credits)
MUS 3571
Music Business. (3 credits)
MUS 3581
Jazz History. (2 credits)
MUS 3584
Music History and Literature I. (3 credits)
MUS 3585
Music History and Literature II. (3 credits)
MUS 3591
Music Analysis, Honors. (3 credits)
MUS 3592
Global Music, Honors. (3 credits)
MUS 3593
Survey of Western Musical Masterworks, Honors. (3 credits)
MUS 3594
Music History and Literature I, Honors. (3 credits)
MUS 3595
Music History and Literature II, 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 3860
Marching Band and Jazz Band Techniques. (2 credits)
MUS 3861
Marching Band Techniques. (1 credits)
MUS 3970
Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)
MUS 4000
Capstone Dispositions and Skills Review.
MUS 4100
Senior Recital: Teacher Licensure Option.
MUS 4101
Senior Recital: Performance Option.
MUS 4156
Advanced Band Repertoire and Score Study. (1 credits)
MUS 4275
Internship in Music Technology and Recording. (1 to 12 credits)
MUS 4276
Internship in Music. (1 to 6 credits)
MUS 4400
Seminar in Methods of Teaching Instrumental Music. (4 credits)
MUS 4401
Seminar in Methods of Teaching Vocal/General Music. (4 credits)
MUS 4410
Advanced Voice III. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 4420
Advanced Flute III. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 4421
Advanced Oboe III. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 4422
Advanced Clarinet III. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 4423
Advanced Bassoon III. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 4424
Advanced Saxophone III. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 4430
Advanced Trumpet III. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 4431
Advanced Horn III. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 4432
Advanced Trombone III. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 4433
Advanced Euphonium III. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 4434
Advanced Tuba III. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 4440
Advanced Percussion III. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 4444
Honors Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)
MUS 4450
Advanced Violin III. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 4451
Advanced Viola III. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 4452
Advanced Violincello III. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 4453
Advanced Double Bass III. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 4454
Advanced Guitar III. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 4460
Advanced Piano III. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 4461
Advanced Organ III. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 4463
Advanced Jazz III. (1, 2 or 4 credits)
MUS 4541
Studies in Counterpoint. (2 credits)
MUS 4555
Honors Research. (1 to 3 credits)
MUS 4600
Independent Study II. (1 to 4 credits)
MUS 4600
Independent Study III. (1 to 4 credits)
MUS 4600
Independent Study I. (1 to 4 credits)
MUS 4601
Independent Study in Pedagogy and Literature. (2 credits)
MUS 4601
Independent Study in Pedagogy and Literature. (2 credits)
MUS 4601
Independent Study in Pedagogy and Literature. (2 credits)
MUS 4644
Honors Thesis. (1 to 3 credits)
MUS 4666
Honors Seminar. (3 credits)
MUS 4750
Choral Arranging. (2 credits)
MUS 4760
Seminar and Practicum in Music Instruction. (3 credits)
MUS 4770
Vocal Literature. (2 credits)
MUS 4771
Pro Tools Digital Audio Workstation. (2 credits)
MUS 4840
Band Arranging. (2 credits)
MUS 4850
Jazz Band Arranging. (2 credits)
MUS 4861
Jazz Pedagogy. (1 credits)
MUS 4870
Style Period Proseminar. (3 credits)
MUS 4920
Keyboard Literature. (3 credits)
MUS 4950
Accompanying. (1 credits)
MUS 4980
Workshop in Music II. (1 to 3 credits)
MUS 4980
Workshop in Music I. (1 to 3 credits)
MUS 4980
Workshop in Music III. (1 to 3 credits)
NEU 3900
Independent Study in Neuroscience. (1 to 6 credits)
NEU 3905
Neuroscience Research Methods. (3 credits)
NEU 4100
Undergraduate Research in Neuroscience. (1 to 6 credits)
NEU 4275
Undergraduate Internship in Neuroscience. (3 to 6 credits)
NTR 1120
Food Science. (3 credits)
NTR 1121
Food Service Sanitation. (1 credits)
NTR 1190
Food Science, Honors. (3 credits)
NTR 2100
Personal Nutrition. (3 credits)
NTR 2190
Honors Personal Nutrition. (3 credits)
NTR 2600
Research Methods in Nutrition and Dietetics. (3 credits)
NTR 2750
Nutrition Assessment & Counseling. (3 credits)
NTR 3500
Professional Focus on Nutrition and Dietetics. (2 credits)
NTR 3750
Independent Study in Nutrition and Dietetics. (1 to 3 credits)
NTR 3755
Nutrition Across the Lifespan. (3 credits)
NTR 3756
Community Nutrition Interventions. (3 credits)
NTR 3757
Nutrition for Physical Performance. (3 credits)
NTR 4160
Food Insecurity. (1 credits)
NTR 4161
Focus on Eating Disorders. (1 credits)
NTR 4163
Vegetarian Eating. (1 credits)
NTR 4164
Professional Grant Writing. (1 credits)
NTR 4230*
Special Topics in Nutrition and Dietetics. (1 - 3 credits)
NTR 4235
International Special Topics in Nutrition and Dietetics. (1 to 3 credits)
NTR 4275
Internship. (3 or 6 credits)
NTR 4440
Undergraduate Research. (1 to 3 credits)
NTR 4444
Honors Independent Study. (3 credits)
NTR 4555
Honors Research. (3 credits)
NTR 4644
Honors Thesis. (3 credits)
NTR 4750
Advanced Human Nutrition. (3 credits)
NTR 4751
Nutrition Therapy. (4 credits)
NTR 4752
Focus on Diabetes. (1 credits)
NTR 4753
Nutrition and the Addicted Person. (1 credits)
NTR 4754
Social Marketing for Nutrition Education Professionals. (1 credits)
NTR 4940
Food Service Management. (6 credits)
NUR 1511
Pathways: Health and Human Services. (1 credits)
NUR 2525
Transition to the Role of Student Nurse. (1 credits)
NUR 2612
Pathophysiologic Concepts Across the Lifespan. (4 credits)
NUR 2613
Medical Terminology. (3 credits)
NUR 2712
Therapeutic Pharmacology I. (2 credits)
NUR 2822
Health Assessment Across the Lifespan. (4 credits)
NUR 2823
Foundations of Nursing Practice I. (4 credits)
NUR 3100
Statistics and Research Methods for Evidence-Based Practice in Nursing. (3 credits)
NUR 3103
Theoretical Foundations of Professional Nursing Practice. (3 credits)
NUR 3120
Exploring the History of Nursing and its Evolution Over Time. (2 credits)
NUR 3250
Emerging Trends in Healthcare. (3 credits)
NUR 3290
Statistics and Research Methods for Evidence-Based Practice in Nursing, Honors. (3 credits)
NUR 3303
Advanced Nursing Health Assessment. (3 credits)
NUR 3413
Professional Development in Nursing I. (3 credits)
NUR 3513
Professional Development in Nursing II: Advocacy and Health Policy. (3 credits)
NUR 3608
Nursing Informatics in Healthcare. (4 credits)
NUR 3703
Research in Professional Nursing. (3 credits)
NUR 3712
Pharmacologic Concepts Across the Lifespan. (4 credits)
NUR 3813
Using Evidence to Guide Practice in Nursing. (3 credits)
NUR 3833
Concepts of Mental and Behavioral Health. (3 credits)
NUR 3835
Foundations of Nursing Practice II. (5 credits)
NUR 3836
Management of Health and Illness in Diverse Populations I. (6 credits)
NUR 3900
Clinical Immersion Practicum in Nursing. (1 to 3 credits)
NUR 3999
Honors Clinical Immersion Practicum in Nursing. (1 to 3 credits)
NUR 4108
Leadership and Management in Nursing. (3 credits)
NUR 4203
Nursing, Health Care, Policies, and Politics. (3 credits)
NUR 4300
Independent Study in Nursing. (1 to 3 credits)
NUR 4355
Teaching and Learning in Nursing: A Capstone Course. (3 credits)
NUR 4412
Health Systems. (2 credits)
NUR 4413
Professional Development in Nursing III: Leadership and Management. (3 credits)
NUR 4444
Honors Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)
NUR 4508
Public Health Nursing. (3 credits)
NUR 4513
Transition to Professional Practice. (3 credits)
NUR 4530
Faith-based Communities and Health and Healing. (2 credits)
NUR 4535
Population-based Health Care in Nursing. (4 credits)
NUR 4555
Using Evidence to Guide Practice in Nursing, Honors. (3 credits)
NUR 4604
Issues and Practicum in Professional Nursing. (4 credits)
NUR 4636
Management of Health and Illness in Diverse Populations II. (6 credits)
NUR 4644
Teaching and Learning in Nursing: A Capstone Course Honors. (3 credits)
NUR 4735
Management of Advanced Concepts in Complex Nursing Practice. (5 credits)
NUR 4900
Integration of Nursing Practice: Senior Clinical Practicum. (1 credits)
ODL 2200
Occupational Experience. (1 to 30 credits)
ODL 3000
Learning Analysis Through Portfolio Development. (3 credits)
ODL 3020
Principles of Organizational Development. (3 credits)
ODL 3200
Occupational Experience. (up to 30 credits)
ODL 3300
Occupational Subjects. (Up to 20 credits)
ODL 3500
Consumers in the Marketplace. (3 credits)
ODL 4275
Organizational Development Internship. (1 to 15 credits)
ODL 4300
Special Study in Organizational Development. (3 credits)
ODL 4500
Organizational Interactions. (3 credits)
ODL 4700
Leadership in Organizations. (3 credits)
ODL 4765
Grant Writing for Organizations. (3 credits)
ODL 4800
Strategies and Processes of Teaching and Training. (3 credits)
ODL 4810
Principles of Career Development. (3 credits)
ODL 4815
Conflict in Organizations. (3 credits)
ODL 4820
Change Strategies in Organizations. (3 credits)
ODL 4825
Ethical Behavior in Organizations. (3 credits)
ODL 4830
Organizational Perspectives: Past, Present and Future. (3 credits)
ODL 4835
Supervision in Organizations. (3 credits)
ODL 4840
Training Program Development. (3 credits)
ODL 4845
Improvement in Organizations. (3 credits)
ODL 4850
Special Topics in Organizational Development. (1 to 3 credits)
ODL 4850
Special Topics in Organizational Development I. (1 to 3 credits)
ODL 4855
Web-Based Training and Instruction. (3 credits)
ODL 4860
Facilitating Learning and Project Groups. (3 credits)
ODL 4864
Strength-Based Organizational Development Methods. (3 credits)
ODL 4865
Diversity in Organizations. (3 credits)
ODL 4870
Coaching and Mentoring for Critical Thinking in the Workplace. (3 credits)
ODL 4880
Productive Work Teams. (3 credits)
ODL 4890
Accelerated Learning and Training. (3 credits)
OSC 3430
Enterprise Resource Planning Systems. (3 credits)
OSC 3800
Spreadsheet Modeling and Analysis for Management Decision Making. (3 credits)
OSC 4340
Strategic Quality Management. (3 credits)
OSC 4700
Special Topics in Operations and Supply Chain Management. (3 credits)
OSC 4810
Supply Chain and Logistics Management. (3 credits)
OSC 4820
Business Analytics and Data Mining. (3 credits)
OSC 4850
Project Management. (3 credits)
PHI 1000
God, Freedom, Knowledge and Values: An Introduction to Philosophical Questions. (3 credits)
PHI 1090
God, Freedom, Knowledge and Values: An Introduction to Philosophical Questions, Honors. (3 credits)
PHI 1900
Logical and Critical Reasoning. (3 credits)
PHI 1990
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 2500
The Good Life: An Introduction to Ethics. (3 credits)
PHI 2590
The Good Life: An Introduction to Ethics, Honors. (3 credits)
PHI 3012
Philosophy of Sex and Love. (3 credits)
PHI 3030
Science and Human Values. (3 credits)
PHI 3040
Philosophy of Art. (3 credits)
PHI 3050
Social and Political Philosophy. (3 credits)
PHI 3070
Philosophy of Law. (3 credits)
PHI 3080
Medical Ethics. (3 credits)
PHI 3100
Cultural Foundations I. (3 credits)
PHI 3110
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 3700
Language and Human Nature. (3 credits)
PHI 3720
Theory of Knowledge. (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 III. (1 to 6 credits)
PHI 4400
Independent Study II (1 to 6 credits)
PHI 4400
Independent Study I. (1 to 6 credits)
PHI 4444
Honors Independent Study. (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 in Middle and High School. (3 credits)
PHY 1001
Introduction to Physics and Engineering. (1 credits)
PHY 1010
Sustainable Energy. (3 credits)
PHY 1051
Physics of the Modern World. (3 credits)
PHY 1052
Adventures in Physics. (3 credits)
PHY 1053
Adventures in Physics Laboratory. (1 credits)
PHY 1055
Principles of Astronomy. (3 credits)
PHY 1056
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 1095
Principles of Astronomy, Honors. (3 credits)
PHY 1096
Principles of Astronomy Laboratory, Honors. (1 credits)
PHY 1151
Principles of Physics I. (3 credits)
PHY 1152
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 1351
General Physics I. (3 credits)
PHY 1352
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 1391
General Physics I, Honors. (3 credits)
PHY 1392
General Physics I Laboratory, Honors. (1 credits)
PHY 2450
Classical Dynamics. (3 credits)
PHY 2601
Introductory Research in Physics 1B. (1 credits)
PHY 2601
Introductory Research in Physics 1D. (1 credits)
PHY 2601
Introductory Research in Physics 1A. (1 credits)
PHY 2602
Introductory Research in Physics 2A. (2 credits)
PHY 2602
Introductory Research in Physics 2D. (2 credits)
PHY 2602
Introductory Research in Physics 2B. (2 credits)
PHY 2603
Introductory Research in Physics 3D. (3 credits)
PHY 2603
Introductory Research in Physics 3B. (3 credits)
PHY 2603
Introductory Research in Physics 3A. (3 credits)
PHY 3010
Special Topics in Physics. (1 to 3 credits)
PHY 3045
Wonders of Astronomy. (3 credits)
PHY 3050
Excursions in Physics. (3 credits)
PHY 3100
Astronomical Techniques. (3 credits)
PHY 3270
Introduction to Circuit Analysis. (4 credits)
PHY 3350
Introduction to Solid State Physics. (3 credits)
PHY 3415
Electricity and Magnetism I with Lab. (4 credits)
PHY 3420
Electricity and Magnetism II. (4 credits)
PHY 3500
Laboratory Practicum A. (1 credits)
PHY 3500
Laboratory Practicum D. (1 credits)
PHY 3500
Laboratory Practicum B. (1 credits)
PHY 4000
Seminar in Physics. (1 credits)
PHY 4010
Seminar in Physics. (1 credits)
PHY 4100
Astrophysics. (3 credits)
PHY 4320
Computational Physics. (4 credits)
PHY 4410
Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)
PHY 4444
Honors Independent Study A. (3 credits)
PHY 4444
Honors Independent Study B. (3 credits)
PHY 4444
Honors Independent Study D. (3 credits)
PHY 4555
Honors Research. (3 credits)
PHY 4601
Research in Physics 1A.B,D,E,F,H,J,K,L,M (1 credits)
PHY 4602
Research in Physics 2A.B,D,E,F,H,J,K,L,M (2 credits)
PHY 4603
Research in Physics 3A.B,D,E,F,H,J,K,L,M (3 credits)
PHY 4644
Honors Thesis. (3 credits)
PHY 4666
Honors Seminar. (3 credits)
PHY 4711
Experimental Physics I. (1 credits)
PHY 4712
Experimental Physics II. (1 credits)
PHY 4713
Experimental Physics III. (1 credits)
PHY 4750
Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics. (3 credits)
PHY 4780
Introduction to Plasma Physics. (3 credits)
PHY 4800
Advanced Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)
PHY 4855
Quantum Mechanics. (3 credits)
PHY 4865
Advanced Quantum Mechanics. (3 credits)
PLS 1003
Introduction to Politics. (3 credits)
PLS 1153
American Government and Constitution. (3 credits)
PLS 1193
American Government and Constitution, Honors. (3 credits)
PLS 1500
Political Science Forum. (1 credits)
PLS 2000
Introduction to Public Affairs. (3 credits)
PLS 2033
Research Methods in Political Science. (3 credits)
PLS 2103
Introduction to Political Theory. (3 credits)
PLS 2253
Introduction to International Relations. (3 credits)
PLS 2293
Introduction to International Relations, Honors. (3 credits)
PLS 2333
Political Campaigning. (3 credits)
PLS 2503
Legal Research and Argument. (3 credits)
PLS 2513
Moot Court I. (1 credits)
PLS 2513
Moot Court III. (1 credits)
PLS 2513
Moot Court II. (1 credits)
PLS 2611
Model Illinois Government II. (1 credits)
PLS 2611
Model Illinois Government I. (1 credits)
PLS 3203
American Foreign Policy. (3 credits)
PLS 3223
International Organizations. (3 credits)
PLS 3233
International Terrorism. (3 credits)
PLS 3253
Human Rights and International Law. (3 credits)
PLS 3263
The Politics of War & Conflict. (3 credits)
PLS 3303
European 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 3393
The Politics of Developing Nations. (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 3553
Federal Indian Law and Policy. (3 credits)
PLS 3603
State and Local Government. (3 credits)
PLS 3613
Public Policy. (3 credits)
PLS 3623
Public and Nonprofit Management. (3 credits)
PLS 3653
American Indian Politics. (3 credits)
PLS 3703
African American Politics. (3 credits)
PLS 3713
Political Parties and Elections. (3 credits)
PLS 3723
Political Behavior. (3 credits)
PLS 3733
Interest Groups and Lobbying. (3 credits)
PLS 3753
The American Presidency. (3 credits)
PLS 3773
Religion & Politics in the U.S. (3 credits)
PLS 3861
Special Topics: International Relations Comparative Politics. (1 to 3 credits)
PLS 3862
Special Topics: U.S. Politics, Policy & Public Administration. (1 to 3 credits)
PLS 3864
Special Topics: Public Law & Political Theory. (1 to 3 credits)
PLS 3903
Women & Politics. (3 credits)
PLS 3970
Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)
PLS 4275
Internship. (1 to 12 credits)
PLS 4444
Honors Independent Study. (3 credits)
PLS 4503
Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)
PLS 4555
Honors Research. (3 credits)
PLS 4600
Political Science Capstone. (3 credits)
PLS 4644
Honors Thesis. (3 credits)
PLS 4763
Environmental Politics & Policy. (3 credits)
PLS 4774
American Constitutional Law. (3 credits)
PLS 4783
Health Politics and Policy. (3 credits)
PLS 4793
Civic and Nonprofit Leadership. (3 credits)
PLS 4823
Comparative Public Policy. (3 credits)
PLS 4853
The Supreme Court. (3 credits)
PLS 4873
Human Resource Management in Public and Nonprofit Organizations. (3 credits)
PLS 4893
Budgeting in Government and Nonprofit Organizations. (3 credits)
PLS 4903
Classic Political Theory. (3 credits)
PLS 4913
Contemporary Political Theory. (3 credits)
PLS 4923
African American Political Thought. (3 credits)
PLS 4943
American Political Thought. (3 credits)
PSY 1879
Introductory Psychology. (3 credits)
PSY 1890
Introductory Psychology, Honors. (3 credits)
PSY 2999
Orientation to the Psychology Major. (1 credits)
PSY 3310
Biological Psychology. (3 credits)
PSY 3450
Neuropsychology. (3 credits)
PSY 3515
Child Psychology. (3 credits)
PSY 3518
Psychology of Language Development. (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 3610
Statistical Methods of Psychology. (4 credits)
PSY 3620
Psychology of Learning. (3 credits)
PSY 3628
Psychology of Sexual and Gender Diversity. (3 credits)
PSY 3680
Sensation and Perception. (3 credits)
PSY 3690
Controversial Topics in Psychology. (3 credits)
PSY 3710
Human Memory. (3 credits)
PSY 3720
Psychology of Gender. (3 credits)
PSY 3760
The Psychology of Judgment and Decision Making. (3 credits)
PSY 3780
Psychological Disorders. (3 credits)
PSY 3805
Research Methods in Psychology. (4 credits)
PSY 3820
Cognitive Neuroscience. (3 credits)
PSY 3830
Cognitive Psychology. (3 credits)
PSY 3870
Social Psychology. (3 credits)
PSY 3900
Independent Study in Psychology. (1 to 6 credits)
PSY 3900
Independent Study in Psychology. (1 to 6 credits)
PSY 3900
Independent Study in Psychology. (1 to 6 credits)
PSY 3900
Independent Study in Psychology. (1 to 6 credits)
PSY 3970
Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)
PSY 4100
Undergraduate Research. (1 to 6 credits)
PSY 4100
Undergraduate Research Capstone. (1 to 6 credits)
PSY 4100
Undergraduate Research. (1 to 6 credits)
PSY 4100
Undergraduate Research. (1 to 6 credits)
PSY 4100
Undergraduate Research. (1 to 6 credits)
PSY 4250
History and Systems. (3 credits)
PSY 4260
Crisis Intervention. (3 credits)
PSY 4265
Methods in Behavioral Management. (3 credits)
PSY 4270
Theories of Psychotherapy. (3 credits)
PSY 4274
Orientation to Internship. (1 credits)
PSY 4275
Undergraduate Internship in Psychology. (3 to 6 credits)
PSY 4444
Honors Independent Study. (3 credits)
PSY 4515
Children with Exceptionalities. (3 credits)
PSY 4585,
Special Topics in Psychology. (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)
PSY 4755
Cross-Cultural Psychology. (3 credits)
PSY 4810
Neuropsychopharmacology. (3 credits)
PUBH 2000
Principles of Human Health. (3 credits)
PUBH 2200
Health Citizenship. (3 credits)
PUBH 2270
Community and Public Health. (3 credits)
PUBH 2320
First Aid and Emergency Care (including Basic CPR Skills). (3 credits)
PUBH 2500
Introduction to Motivational Interviewing. (1 credits)
PUBH 2600
International Health Issues. (3 credits)
PUBH 2700
Foundations in Health Literacy. (3 credits)
PUBH 2800
Foundations of Public Health Research & Scholarship. (3 credits)
PUBH 2900
Human Diseases. (3 credits)
PUBH 3050
Cultural Diversity in Health. (3 credits)
PUBH 3060
Mindfulness and Stress Reduction. (3 credits)
PUBH 3100
Disasters and Public Health: Planning and Response. (3 credits)
PUBH 3110
First Aid/CPR/AED for the Health and Fitness Professional. (4 credits)
PUBH 3120
American Red Cross Instructor. (4 credits)
PUBH 3200
School Health for K-12 Teachers. (3 credits)
PUBH 3300
Mitigation of Unintentional Injuries. (2 credits)
PUBH 3330
Advanced Driving Maneuvers. (2 credits)
PUBH 3340
School Safety & Risk Reduction. (2 credits)
PUBH 3350
Workplace Safety and Health. (2 credits)
PUBH 3400
Methods of Teaching and Developing Curriculum in Health in the Middle and Secondary School. (3 credits)
PUBH 3420
Introduction to Medical Cannabis. (1 credits)
PUBH 3430
Health Disparities of Gender and Sexually Diverse Populations. (1 credits)
PUBH 3500
Human Sexuality. (3 credits)
PUBH 3560
Women's Health. (3 credits)
PUBH 3700
Health Behaviors: Theory & Practice (3 credits)
PUBH 3750
Health Care Delivery Systems. (3 credits)
PUBH 3765
Principles of Epidemiology. (3 credits)
PUBH 3800
Applied Public Health Research & Scholarship. (3 credits)
PUBH 4175
Health Professions Seminar. (2 credits)
PUBH 4250
Planning Health Programs. (3 credits)
PUBH 4275
Internship. (1 to 9 credits)
PUBH 4275
Internship. (1 to 12 credits)
PUBH 4275
Internship (1 to 12 credits)
PUBH 4375
Experiential Learning Seminar in Public Health Practice. (1 credits)
PUBH 4444
Public Health Honors Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)
PUBH 4555
Public Health Honors Research. (3 credits)
PUBH 4644
Public Health Honors Thesis/Capstone. (3 credits)
PUBH 4741
Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)
PUBH 4741
Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)
PUBH 4741
Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)
PUBH 4770
Health Services Administration. (3 credits)
PUBH 4783
Health Politics and Policy. (3 credits)
PUBH 4800
Drugs and Society. (3 credits)
PUBH 4830
Perspectives on Health and Humor. (3 credits)
PUBH 4840
Mind-Body Medicine. (3 credits)
PUBH 4890
Health and Aging. (3 credits)
RLS 1200
Introduction to Religious Studies. (3 credits)
RLS 1290
Introduction to Religious Studies, Honors. (3 credits)
RLS 3900
Special Topics in Religious Studies. (3 credits)
RLS 4900
Independent Study in Religious Studies. (1 to 6 credits)
SCJ 1000
Media Literacy in the 21st Century. (3 credits)
SCJ 2000
Digital Content Creation and Engagement. (3 credits)
SCJ 3000
Workplace and Professional Communication. (3 credits)
SED 2000
Inquiry Into Teaching. (2 credits)
SED 4330
Literacy, Assessment, and Differentiation in Secondary Schools. (3 credits)
SED 4335
Effective Teaching Environments in Secondary Schools. (4 credits)
SED 4741
Independent Study. (1 credits)
SED 4741
Independent Study. (3 credits)
SED 4741
Independent Study. (2 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 1838
Introductory Sociology. (3 credits)
SOC 2420
Introduction to Social Work. (3 credits)
SOC 2721
Social Stratification. (3 credits)
SOC 2750
Social Problems in Contemporary Society. (3 credits)
SOC 2761
Introduction to Criminology. (3 credits)
SOC 2780
The Sociology of Deviant Behavior. (3 credits)
SOC 2820
Sociology of Education. (3 credits)
SOC 2830
Family and Society. (3 credits)
SOC 2840
Race and Ethnic Relations. (3 credits)
SOC 2890
Social Problems in Contemporary Society, Honors. (3 credits)
SOC 3000
Sociology of Sport. (3 credits)
SOC 3050
Sociological Theory. (3 credits)
SOC 3290
Contemporary Social Theory, Honors. (3 credits)
SOC 3420
Sociology of Popular Culture. (3 credits)
SOC 3620
Research Methods for Collecting Social Data. (3 credits)
SOC 3630
Statistical Analysis of Social Data. (4 credits)
SOC 3650
Social Psychology. (3 credits)
SOC 3660
Social Organization. (3 credits)
SOC 3691
Social Statistics, Honors. (4 credits)
SOC 3692
Research Methods for Collecting Social Data, Honors. (3 credits)
SOC 3770
Sociological Analysis of Crime and Criminal Justice System. (3 credits)
SOC 3780
Policing Society: A Sociological Analysis. (3 credits)
SOC 3820
Environmental Sociology. (3 credits)
SOC 3842
Sociology of Drugs and Drug Use. (3 credits)
SOC 3871
Gender and Crime: A Feminist Analysis of Criminal Behavior. (3 credits)
SOC 3900
Political Sociology. (3 credits)
SOC 3903
Sociology of Gender. (3 credits)
SOC 3960
Special Topics in Sociology. (1 to 3 credits)
SOC 3970
Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)
SOC 4000
Sociology of Work and Occupations. (3 credits)
SOC 4065
The Correctional Process: A Sociological Analysis. (3 credits)
SOC 4074
Sociological Analysis of Juvenile Delinquency. (3 credits)
SOC 4131
Sociology of Poverty and Social Welfare. (3 credits)
SOC 4240
Sociology of Disasters. (3 credits)
SOC 4275
Internship in Sociology V. (1 to 12 credits)
SOC 4275
Internship in Sociology IV. (1 to 12 credits)
SOC 4275
Internship in Sociology I. (1 to 12 credits)
SOC 4275
Internship in Sociology III. (1 to 12 credits)
SOC 4275
Internship in Sociology II. (1 to 12 credits)
SOC 4400
Independent Study II. (1 to 3 credits)
SOC 4400
Independent Study VI. (1 to 3 credits)
SOC 4400
Independent Study V. (1 to 3 credits)
SOC 4400
Independent Study IV. (1 to 3 credits)
SOC 4400
Independent Study III. (1 to 3 credits)
SOC 4400
Independent Study I. (1 to 3 credits)
SOC 4444
Honors Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)
SOC 4555
Honors Research. (3 credits)
SOC 4644
Sociology Honors Thesis. (3 credits)
SOC 4700
Current Issues in Sociology. (3 credits)
SOC 4720
Sociology of Social Movements. (3 credits)
SOC 4820
Sociology of Health and Health Care. (3 credits)
SOS 3400
Middle Level and Secondary Social Studies Teaching Methods. (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 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 4500
The Education of Individuals with Exceptional Learning Needs: Access to the General Curriculum. (3 credits)
SPE 4525
Communication and Early Literacy Skills of Children (Birth to 8) At Risk and with Exceptional Learning Needs. (3 credits)
SPE 4530
Facilitating Language and Literacy 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 4910
Non-Licensure Programming and Services for Individuals with Disabilities. (6 credits)
SPE 4920
Instructional Strategies: Young Children (Birth through 8) at Risk and with Exceptional Learning Needs. (3 credits)
STA 3960
Study Abroad: Exchange. (1 to 16 credits)
STA 3961
Study Abroad: One-Way. (1 to 16 credits)
STA 3970
Study Abroad: Faculty-Led. (1 to 16 credits)
STA 3990
Study Abroad: Honors. (1 to 16 credits)
STA 4000
Study Abroad Capstone. (1 credits)
STA 4275
Study Abroad: Internship. (1 to 16 credits)
STG 4000
Multicultural/Disabilities Practicum. (1 credits)
STG 4001
Student Teaching. (6 to 16 credits)
STL 3000
Student Leadership. (2 credits)
SWK 3800
Social Work Practice: Individuals and Families. (3 credits)
SWK 3850
Social Work Practice: Working with Groups. (3 credits)
SWK 3900
Social Work Practice: Program Planning and Evaluations: Working with Communities (Macrosystems). (3 credits)
SWK 4200
Introduction to Social Work Practicum. (3 credits)
SWK 4570
Social Work Practicum I. (6 credits)
SWK 4575
Social Work Practicum II. (6 credits)
TEC 1303
Applied Computations for Engineering and Construction (3 credits)
TEC 1323
Computer Applications for Technology. (3 credits)
TEC 2004
Materials Science and Evaluation. (4 credits)
TEC 2225
Technology, History and Human Societies. (3 credits)
TEC 2300
Science and Technology: A Promise or a Threat? (3 credits)
TEC 3414
Project Management. (4 credits)
TEC 3920
Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)
TEC 4000
Undergraduate Research. (1 to 6 credits)
TEC 4275
Internship. (1 to 15 credits)
TEC 4444
Honors Independent Study. (1 to 4 credits)
TEC 4444
Honors Independent Study I. (1 to 4 credits)
TEC 4555
Honors Research. (3 credits)
TEC 4644
Honors Thesis. (2 to 3 credits)
TEC 4970
Special Topics in Technology. (1 to 4 credits)
TEC 4970
Special Topics in Technology II. (1 to 4 credits)
TEC 4970
Special Topics in Technology I. (1 to 4 credits)
THA 1134
Stage Movement. (3 credits)
THA 2000
Performance Lab I. (1 credits)
THA 2001
Costuming Lab I. (1 credits)
THA 2002
Scenic Lab I. (1 credits)
THA 2005
Stage Makeup. (3 credits)
THA 2006
Stage Management Lab I. (1 credits)
THA 2007
Lighting Lab I. (1 credits)
THA 2009
Theatre History/Literature Lab (1 credits)
THA 2010
Experiencing the Arts: An Exploration of the Visual and Performing Arts. (3 credits)
THA 2140
Introduction to the Theatre. (3 credits)
THA 2190
Introduction to the Theatre, Honors. (3 credits)
THA 2210
Introduction to Costuming. (3 credits)
THA 2220
Theatre Seminar. (1 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 2801
Musical Theatre on Film. (3 credits)
THA 2961
Study Abroad Elective. (1 to 16 credits)
THA 3000
Advanced Performance Lab IV. (1 credits)
THA 3000
Advanced Performance Lab III. (1 credits)
THA 3000
Advanced Performance Lab II. (1 credits)
THA 3000
Advanced Performance Lab I. (1 credits)
THA 3001
Advanced Costuming Lab IV. (1 credits)
THA 3001
Advanced Costuming Lab III. (1 credits)
THA 3001
Advanced Costuming Lab II. (1 credits)
THA 3001
Advanced Costuming Lab I. (1 credits)
THA 3002
Advanced Scenic/Lighting Lab II. (1 credits)
THA 3002
Advanced Scenic/Lighting Lab IV. (1 credits)
THA 3002
Advanced Scenic/Lighting Lab III. (1 credits)
THA 3002
Advanced Scenic/Lighting Lab I. (1 credits)
THA 3003
Advanced Theatre History/Literature Lab. (1 credits)
THA 3257
Digital Theatrical Design. (3 credits)
THA 3334
Performing Voice. (2 credits)
THA 3335
Musical Theatre Performance. (3 credits)
THA 3336
Musical Theatre Dance. (3 credits)
THA 3338
Topics in Musical Theatre Performance. (1 to 3 credits)
THA 3343
Devised Theatre. (3 credits)
THA 3344
Scene & Character Study. (3 credits)
THA 3345
Topics in Acting III. (1 to 3 credits)
THA 3345
Topics in Acting II. (1 to 3 credits)
THA 3345
Topics in Acting I. (1 to 3 credits)
THA 3348
Auditioning & Career Management for Actors. (3 credits)
THA 3349
Classical Acting Styles. (3 credits)
THA 3350
Stage Management. (3 credits)
THA 3357
Scene Design. (3 credits)
THA 3358
Costume Design. (3 credits)
THA 3360
Stage Lighting Design. (3 credits)
THA 3361
Topics in Technical Theatre I. (1 to 3 credits)
THA 3361
Topics in Technical Theatre III. (1 to 3 credits)
THA 3361
Topics in Technical Theatre II. (1 to 3 credits)
THA 3400
Methods of Teaching Drama and Theatre. (3 credits)
THA 3431
Theatre for Young Audiences. (3 credits)
THA 3432
Creative Drama. (3 credits)
THA 3500
Independent Study. (1 to 6 credits)
THA 3555
Acting In Performance. (3 credits)
THA 3751
Origins of Theatre. (3 credits)
THA 3752
Theatre from the 17th Century to the Present Day. (3 credits)
THA 3754
Theatre and Film. (3 credits)
THA 3755
African-American Theatre: Historical and Contemporary. (3 credits)
THA 3757
Contemporary World Theatre. (3 credits)
THA 3758
Topics in World Theatre History. (1 to 3 credits)
THA 3759
History of Musical Theatre. (3 credits)
THA 3800
Dramaturgy: History, Theory and Practice. (3 credits)
THA 3961
Study Abroad Elective. (1-16 credits)
THA 3970
Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)
THA 4220
Senior Thesis Project. (1 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 III. (3 credits)
THA 4550
Advanced Design Studies II. (3 credits)
THA 4550
Advanced Design Studies I. (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 II. (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)
WGS 2309
Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies. (3 credits)
WGS 2310
Introduction to Studies of Sexuality and Gender Diversity. (3 credits)
WGS 2903
Women and Gendered Violence. (3 credits)
WGS 3831
Women in Contemporary Society. (3 credits)
WGS 4000
Special Topics. (1 to 3 credits)
WGS 4275
Internship. (1 to 12 credits)
WGS 4309
Feminist Theories. (3 credits)
WGS 4310
Queer Theories. (3 credits)
WGS 4409
Independent Study. (1 to 3 credits)
WGS 4800
Non-western Feminisms: Gender, Culture, and Nation. (3 credits)
WGS 4845
Gender and Sexuality in Modern Europe. (3 credits)
WLA 1101
American Sign Language I. (3 credits)
WLA 1102
American Sign Language II. (3 credits)
WLC 1101
Beginning Chinese I. (4 credits)
WLC 1102
Beginning Chinese II. (4 credits)
WLE 2050
Comparative Language Structures. (3 credits)
WLE 2061
German Literature in Translation. (3 credits)
WLE 2062
Hispanic Literature in Translation. (3 credits)
WLE 2063
Francophone Literature in Translation. (3 credits)
WLE 3025
Women in the Hispanic World. (3 credits)
WLE 3050
Culture and Language in the French-Speaking World. (3 credits)
WLE 3400
Methods of Teaching Foreign Language. (3 credits)
WLE 4400
Independent Study in Foreign Languages V. (1 to 3 credits)
WLE 4400
Independent Study in Foreign Languages VI. (1 to 3 credits)
WLE 4400
Independent Study in Foreign Languages IV. (1 to 3 credits)
WLE 4400
Independent Study in Foreign Languages III. (1 to 3 credits)
WLE 4400
Independent Study in Foreign Languages II. (1 to 3 credits)
WLE 4400
Independent Study in Foreign Languages I. (1 to 3 credits)
WLE 4800
Methods, Theory and Pedagogy for the Teaching of World Languages (3 credits)
WLF 1101
Beginning French I. (4 credits)
WLF 1102
Beginning French II. (4 credits)
WLF 2201
Intermediate French I. (4 credits)
WLF 2202
Intermediate French II. (4 credits)
WLF 2291
Intermediate French I, Honors. (4 credits)
WLF 2292
Intermediate French II, Honors. (4 credits)
WLF 3220
French for Business. (3 credits)
WLF 3300
French Phonetics. (3 credits)
WLF 3301
French Conversation. (3 credits)
WLF 3302
French Advanced Grammar. (3 credits)
WLF 3304
French Civilization. (3 credits)
WLF 3305
French Literature I. (3 credits)
WLF 3306
French Literature II. (3 credits)
WLF 3307
French and Francophone Cinema. (3 credits)
WLF 3401
Cadet Teaching. (1 to 3 credits)
WLF 3402
Advanced French Oral Proficiency. (2 credits)
WLF 3501
French for Young Learners III. (1 to 3 credits)
WLF 3501
French for Young Learners II. (1 to 3 credits)
WLF 3501
French for Young Learners. (1 to 3 credits)
WLF 3820
French Composition and Stylistics. (3 credits)
WLF 3970
Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)
WLF 4100
Topics in Francophone Cultures. (1 to 3 credits)
WLF 4100
Topics in Francophone Cultures. (1 to 3 credits)
WLF 4100
Topics in Francophone Cultures. (1 to 3 credits)
WLF 4200
Topics in Francophone Literatures. (1 to 3 credits)
WLF 4200
Topics in Francophone Literatures. (1 to 3 credits)
WLF 4200
Topics in Francophone Literatures. (1 to 3 credits)
WLF 4275
Internship. (1 to 4 credits)
WLF 4275
Internship. (1 to 4 credits)
WLF 4400
Independent Study III. (1 to 3 credits)
WLF 4400
Independent Study II. (1 to 3 credits)
WLF 4400
Independent Study I. (1 to 3 credits)
WLF 4401
French Novel I. (3 credits)
WLF 4402
French Novel II. (3 credits)
WLF 4444
Honors Independent Study. (3 credits)
WLF 4644
Honors Thesis. (3 credits)
WLF 4666
Honors Seminar. (3 credits)
WLF 4760
French Drama. (3 credits)
WLF 4770
French Poetry. (3 credits)
WLG 1101
Beginning German I. (4 credits)
WLG 1102
Beginning German II. (4 credits)
WLG 2201
Intermediate German I. (4 credits)
WLG 2202
Intermediate German II. (4 credits)
WLG 3101
German Conversation and Composition I. (3 credits)
WLG 3102
German Conversation and Composition II. (3 credits)
WLG 3200
German Culture and Civilization. (3 credits)
WLG 3303
German Linguistics. (3 credits)
WLG 3310
Survey of German Literature I. (3 credits)
WLG 3311
Survey of German Literature II. (3 credits)
WLG 3314
German Novella. (3 credits)
WLG 3315
German Lyrics and Ballads. (3 credits)
WLG 3330
German for Business. (3 credits)
WLG 3401
Cadet Teaching in German. (3 credits)
WLG 3402
Advanced German Oral Proficiency. (2 credits)
WLG 3501
German for Young Learners. (1 to 3 credits)
WLG 3501
German for Young Learners III. (1 to 3 credits)
WLG 3501
German for Young Learners II. (1 to 3 credits)
WLG 3970
Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)
WLG 4275
Internship. (1 to 4 credits)
WLG 4275
Internship. (1 to 4 credits)
WLG 4400
Independent Study III. (1 to 3 credits)
WLG 4400
Independent Study II. (1 to 3 credits)
WLG 4400
Independent Study I. (1 to 3 credits)
WLG 4405
Topics of German Literature. (1 to 3 credits)
WLG 4405
Topics of German Literature. (1 to 3 credits)
WLG 4405
Topics of German Literature. (1 to 3 credits)
WLG 4444
Honors Independent Study. (3 credits)
WLG 4644
Honors Thesis. (3 credits)
WLG 4666
Honors Seminar. (3 credits)
WLG 4750
Introduction to German Stylistics. (3 credits)
WLG 4751
German for Reading Knowledge I. (4 credits)
WLG 4752
German for Reading Knowledge II. (4 credits)
WLS 1101
Beginning Spanish I. (4 credits)
WLS 1102
Beginning Spanish II. (4 credits)
WLS 1112
Beginning Spanish for the Health Professions. (4 credits)
WLS 2201
Intermediate Spanish I. (4 credits)
WLS 2202
Intermediate Spanish II. (4 credits)
WLS 2291
Intermediate Spanish I Honors. (4 credits)
WLS 2292
Intermediate Spanish II, Honors. (4 credits)
WLS 3000
Spanish Grammar in Context. (4 credits)
WLS 3010
Spanish Through Latin American Narrative and Film. (3 credits)
WLS 3012
Medical Spanish for Healthcare and Allied Fields. (3 credits)
WLS 3050
Spanish Pronunciation and Conversation. (4 credits)
WLS 3090
Spanish Through Latin American Narrative and Film, Honors. (3 credits)
WLS 3201
Business Spanish. (3 credits)
WLS 3250
Introduction to Hispanic Literary Analysis. (3 credits)
WLS 3300
Hispanic Cinema. (3 credits)
WLS 3390
Hispanic Cinema, Honors. (3 credits)
WLS 3401
Cadet Teaching. (1 to 3 credits)
WLS 3402
Advanced Spanish Oral Proficiency. (2 credits)
WLS 3500
Hispanic Short Story. (3 credits)
WLS 3501
Spanish for Young Learners I. (1 to 3 credits)
WLS 3501
Spanish for Young Learners III. (1 to 3 credits)
WLS 3501
Spanish for Young Learners II. (1 to 3 credits)
WLS 3510
Introduction to Modern Spanish Literature. (3 credits)
WLS 3520
Introduction to Modern Spanish American Literature. (3 credits)
WLS 3530
Spanish American Women's Novel. (3 credits)
WLS 3540
Race and Gender in Spanish American Literature. (3 credits)
WLS 3550
Contemporary Latin American Drama. (3 credits)
WLS 3590
Race and Gender in Spanish American Literature, Honors. (3 credits)
WLS 3592
Spanish-American Women's Novel, Honors. (3 credits)
WLS 3970
Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)
WLS 4275
Internship. (1 to 4 credits)
WLS 4275
Internship. (1 to 4 credits)
WLS 4310
Civilization and Culture of Spain. (3 credits)
WLS 4320
Civilization and Culture of Spanish America. (3 credits)
WLS 4400
Independent Study II. (1 to 3 credits)
WLS 4400
Independent Study III. (1 to 3 credits)
WLS 4400
Independent Study I. (1 to 3 credits)
WLS 4444
Honors Independent Study. (3 credits)
WLS 4510
Survey of Early Spanish Literature. (3 credits)
WLS 4520
Survey of Early Spanish American Literature. (3 credits)
WLS 4592
Survey of Early Spanish-American Literature, Honors. (3 credits)
WLS 4644
Honors Thesis. (3 credits)
WLS 4645
Topics in Hispanic Culture. (3 credits)
WLS 4645
Topics in Hispanic Culture. (3 credits)
WLS 4645
Topics in Hispanic Culture. (3 credits)
WLS 4650
Topics in Hispanic Literature. (1 to 3 credits)
WLS 4650
Topics in Hispanic Literature. (1 to 3 credits)
WLS 4650
Topics in Hispanic Literature. (1 to 3 credits)
WLS 4666
Honors Seminar. (3 credits)
WLX 1101
Beginning Language Course I. (4 credits)
WLX 1101
Beginning Language Course I. (4 credits)
WLX 1102
Beginning Language Course II. (4 credits)
WLX 1102
Beginning Language Course II. (4 credits)
