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university course numbering system

undergraduate timecodes

Two Time a week Codes Code Number days Times

(75 minutes each) 2a monday-thursday 8:00-9:15am 2b monday-thursday 9:30-10:45am 2c monday-thursday 11:00-12:15pm 2d monday-thursday 12:30-1:45pm 2e monday-thursday 2:00-3:15pm 2F monday-thursday 3:30-4:45pm 2g monday-Wednesday 5:00-6:15pm 2o monday-Wednesday 6:30-7:45pm 2P monday-Wednesday 8:00-9:15pm 2H tuesday-Friday 8:00-9:15am 2i tuesday-Friday 9:30-10:45am 2J tuesday-Friday 11:00-12:15pm 2K tuesday-Friday 12:30-1:45pm 2L tuesday-Friday 2:00-3:15pm 2m tuesday-Friday 3:30-4:45pm 2n tuesday-thursday 5:00-6:15pm 2Q tuesday-thursday 6:30-7:45pm 2r tuesday-thursday 8:00-9:15pm

THRee Time a week Codes 3a mon-Wed-thurs 8:00-8:50am(50 minutes each) 3b mon-Wed-thurs 9:30-10:20am; W: 9:00-9:50am 3c mon-Wed-thurs 11:00-11:50am, W: 10:00-10:50am 3d mon-Wed-thurs 12:30-1:20pm W: 12:00-12:50pm 3e mon-Wed-thurs 2:00-2:50pm 3F mon-Wed-thurs 3:30-4:20pm, W: 4:00-4:50pm 3g tues-Wed-Fri 8:00-8:50am 3H tues-Wed-Fri 9:30-10:20am; W: 9:00-9:50am 3i tues-Wed-Fri 11:00-11:50am 3J tues-Wed-Fri 12:30-1:20pm; W: 1:00-1:50pm 3K tues-Wed-Fri 2:00-2:50pm; W: 3:00-3:50pm 3L tues-Wed-Fri 3:30-4:20pm; W: 4:00-4:50pm 3m mon,tues,thurs 5:00-5:50pm

TURBos 1a monday 8:00am-10:30am(2 1/2 hours each) 1b Wednesday 8:00am-10:30am 1c Wednesday 11:00am-1:30pm 1d Wednesday 2:00pm-4:30 pm 1e Friday 8:00am-10:30am 1F tuesday 5:00pm-7:30pm 1g thursday 5:00pm-7:30pm 1H Friday 2:00pm-4:30pm 1i monday 6:30pm-9:00pm 1J tuesday 6:30pm-9:00pm 1K Wednesday 6:30pm-9:00pm 1L thursday 6:30pm-9:00pm

Undergraduate 01-99 introductory courses 100-199 intermediate courses without prerequisites 200-299 intermediate courses with prerequisites 300-399 advanced courses, normally limited to juniors and seniors

and open to graduate students with permission.

Graduate 400-499 master’s and certificate of advanced study courses,

open to undergraduate students with permission 500-599 master’s and certificate of advanced study courses 600-699 doctoral courses, open to qualified master’s students

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generaL education core curricuLum

area i: maTHemaTiCs aNd NaTURaL sCieNCes

1) two semesters of mathematics. at least one semester must be a calculus course (ma 19, ma 119, ma 120, ma 145, ma 146, ma 171, ma 172, ma 221, ma 245, ma 273).

2) two semesters of a natural science. any two courses in any of the natural sciences, as well as ay 110 or Py 261, fulfill this requirement. note: Psychology majors cannot use Py 261 to fulfill this core science requirement.

area ii: HisToRY, aNd THe soCiaL aNd BeHaVioRaL sCieNCes

1) two semesters of history. Hi 10 plus one 200-level course. cL 115-116 (greek and roman civilization) may be used to fulfill this requirement. 2) two semesters of anthropology (except ay 110), communication (co 100 and co 130 only), economics, politics, psychology, or sociology.

both courses may be in the same department or they may be in two different departments. also includes ed 241 for certificate students only.

area iii: PHiLosoPHY, ReLiGioUs sTUdies, aNd aPPLied eTHiCs 1) two semesters of philosophy. PH 101 is required followed by a 200-level course. 2) two semesters of religious studies. rs 101 is required followed by a 200-level course. 3) one additional course in philosophy, religious studies, or applied ethics.

area iv: eNGLisH aNd VisUaL aNd PeRfoRmiNG aRTs 1) three semesters of english. en 11 and en 12 are required, plus one semester of english literature with a course number between

en 100-199. Writing courses (en/W) do not fulfill the core literature requirement. selected courses offering literature in translation may also fulfill this requirement – see listings under classical studies as well as modern languages and literatures.

2) two semesters of visual and performing arts. 3) one semester must be in the area of art history; film, television & media arts history; music history; or theatre history. the other semester may be

selected from any of the three-credit course offerings in art history; film, television & media arts; music; studio art, and theatre.

area v: modeRN aNd CLassiCaL LaNGUaGes 1) two semesters at the intermediate level of any language listed among the offerings of the department of modern Languages and Literatures or

the classical studies Program.

Building abbreviationmcauliffe Hall mca Pepsico theatre PtH regina a. Quick center for the arts QcKdolan school of business dsb school of nursing son thomas F. dolan commons dLn Xavier Hall Xvr

Building abbreviationbannow science center bnWbarone campus center bcc canisius Hall cns david J. dolan House dH donnarumma Hall dmHegan chapel egn gonzaga Hall gnZ Jogues Hall Jgs Loyola Hall LyL

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keY foR sPeCiaL NoTes CoLUmN

cert ...............certificate students onlycLrc ...............creative Life residential collegeirc ..................ignatian residential collegeJuHan ............Jesuit Humanitarian action networkPt .....................Pt students onlyrnnu .............rn to bsn nurses

serL...................service Learning serL opt ...........service Learning optionsFJrc ..............service for Justice residential collegesndu ..............second degree nurses usdiv ...............u.s. diversityWdiv ................World diversity

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soPHomore residentiaL coLLeges sPring 2014 courses

during advising week, the academic chair of each residential college will contact the members of that college about the pre-registration process for the spring 2014 semester. any students who have a financial or dean of student’s hold will not be able to register for their residential college course.

seRViCe foR JUsTiCe ResideNTiaL CoLLeGe – Academic Chair: David McFadden

Course section CRN

en 12 e 30013 en 161 a 30884Hi 202 a 32231Hi 215 a 31424Hi 239 a 32236Hi 263 a 30556Hi 270 a 32246Hi 275 a 32247

Course section CRN

ns 272 a 30785ns 305 a 30786Po 131 a 30674Po 131 b 32227Po 136 a 31344Po 147 a 31336rs 244 a 30403so 191 a 30734

CReaTiVe Life ResideNTiaL CoLLeGe – Academic Chair: Lynne Porter

aH 111 a 32139co 246 a 32030co 246 b 32031 enW 206 a 32202Ftm 107c a 32374Ftmg a 32375Hi 248 a 32230mu 243 a 32373

ns 272 a 30785ns 305 a 30786rs 101d b 31443rs 236 b 32101rs 244 a 30403sa 131 a 32376ta 120 a 32149

iGNaTiaN ResideNTiaL CoLLeGe – Academic Chair: Dr. Philip Lane

ae 291 a 30001 ec 152 a 30890ec 185 a 32335en 171 a 30759en 172 a 30761enW 206 a 32202Hi 10 J 31413Hi 10 K 31414mu 120 a 32380

ns 272 a 30785ns 305 a 30786PH 209 c 32176PH 209 d 32177PH 230 a 32217PH 260 e 32183PH 260 F 32184rs 244 a 30403rs 245 a 31459

Note: For Course Titles, Professors and Timecodes – consult the Department Sections.

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service Learning – sPring 2014 courses

service Learning is a kind of experiential education that connects classroom learning with community service. in collaboration with community organizations, students learn about and apply tools of the academic discipline and specific course concepts in their service experiences. this combination enhances academic learning and civic awareness while also providing a meaningful service to and with the community. course credit and grading are for the learning not for the service. the service activities for the course are similar to the readings, lectures, class discussions and other assignments – all are contexts for student learning. courses will appear with the following notation in the right-hand column of the schedule of classes: serL or serL option.

serL = all students in the course are required to participate in service learning serL option = students have a choice to participate in service learning as a final project and/or in lieu of another comparable project.

Course Title Professor serL/serL option CRN

ac 344 individual taxation: socioeconomic applications d’agostin serL 31575bi 318 vertebrae Zoology byun serL 30540bi 318L vertebrae Zoology Lab byun serL 32377ed 200 explorations in edu: teaching, Learn & schooling storms serL 30586en 11 texts and contexts Huber serL 32208en 172 Literacy and Language bowen serL 30761en/W 339 grant and Proposal Writing sobocinski serL 30504is 240 systems analysis vinekar serL 32133is 350 international information systems vinekar serL 32136ns 330 community, Public, and global Health nursing Planas serL 30816PJ 398 capstone research seminar in Peace & Justice ramlal-nankoe serL 30191Py 212 developmental Psychology for majors with lab Primavera serL 32347so 112 american society schlichting serL option 32036sP 111 elementary spanish morriberon serL 32326


Jesuit universities Humanitarian action netWorK ( JuHan)

sPring 2014 courses

the Jesuit universities Humanitarian action network (JuHan) was created to make sophistication in humanitarian response a hallmark of Jesuit undergraduate education. grounded in the Jesuit tradition of developing “men and women for others,” JuHan seeks to advance both undergraduate humanitarian education by bringing students into the professional field at an early stage in their education as well as by providing students who are not pursuing humanitarian action careers with the knowledge and skills needed to fulfill their responsibilities as engaged citizens.

JuHan focuses on developing an educational program that places emphasis on the ethical dimensions of humanitarian action while leveraging the centuries-old Jesuit commitment to education globally to reach across institutional, national and international boundaries and provide students and faculty with a wide range of resources and opportunities. JuHan also provides an opportunity for faculty, students and staff at Jesuit universities to collaborate on joint project, research programs and curriculum development.

Course section CRN

en 12 e 30013en 161 a 30884Hi 270 a 32246so 191 a 30734


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sPring 2014 courses


WorLd diversity

Course section CRN

ae 276 a 30559aH 12 a 30350aH 12 b 39378ay 152 a 32042ci 252 a 30722co 241 a 32029ec 120 a 32334ec 235 a 31485en 101 a 30581en 101 b 31543en 119 a 30726Hi 270 a 32246Hi 275 a 32247Hi 281 a 32239Hi 285 a 32240Hi 285 b 32241Hi 367 a 32245Hr 201 a 30057iL 50 a 30410is 350 a 32136Lac 300 a 30263mg 350 a 32066mg 390 a 32067mK 312 a 30212mK 312 b 30213mK 312 bbb 31593mu 122 a 32143mu 122 b 32144Po 12 a 30050Po 145 a 32229rs 101b a 31439rs 101b b 32094rs 270 a 32104rs 280 a 31461rs 280 b 31462rs 377 a 32105so 184 a 31469so 191 a 30734

u.s. diversity

Course section CRN

ac 344 a 31575ae 262 a 30401ae 265 a 32068ae 291 a 30001aH 165 a 32140co 239 a 32028co 246 a 32030co 246 b 32031ed 200 a 30586en 125 a 32192en 172 a 30761en 264 a 32197en 282 a 31555Hi 239 a 32236Hi 263 a 30556Hi 342 a 32244mg 320 a 30155mg 320 aaa 31589mu 101 a 30153mu 102 a 31495ns 112 a 30387Po 153 a 30382Po 165 a 31337Py 212 a 32347rs 236 a 32347rs 236 b 32101so 112 a 32036so 161 a 32037so 162 a 30238so 169 a 30060ta 120 a 32149

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sPring 2014

undergraduate on-Line registration scHeduLe

fRidaY, Nov. 1 – course booklet goes on-line (no paper copies for students)

moNdaY, Nov. 4 to TUesdaY, Nov. 12 – advising Period and obtain Pin

wedNesdaY, Nov. 13 – on-line registration for class of 2014 and P.t. matriculated undergraduates with 90+ credit hours completed

THURsdaY, Nov. 14 – review by departments and schools and late registration for class of 2014

fRidaY, Nov. 15 – on-line registration for class of 2015 and P.t. matriculated undergraduates with 60-89 credit hours completed

moNdaY, Nov. 18 – review by departments and schools and late registration for class of 2015

TUesdaY, Nov. 19 – on-line registration for class of 2016 and P.t. matriculated undergraduates with 30-59 credits completed

wedNesdaY, Nov. 20 – review by departments and schools and late registration for class of 2016

THURsdaY, Nov. 21 – on-line registration for class of 2017 and P.t. matriculated undergraduates with less than 30 credits completed

fRidaY, Nov. 22 – review by departments and schools and late registration for class of 2017

TUesdaY, Nov. 26 – on line registration system is turned back on for each class and stays on until drop/add in the spring:

8:30 a.m. – class of 2014

9:30 a.m. – class of 2015

10:30 a.m. – class of 2016

11:30 a.m. – class of 2017

scHeduLe oF on-Line registration access For eacH cLass

start Time Last Name8:30 a.m. spring varsity athletes 9:15 a.m. H – J 10:00 a.m. n – P 10:45 a.m. Q – r 11:30 a.m. d – e 12:15 p.m. m 1:00 p.m. a – b 1:45 p.m. s 2:30 p.m. F – g 3:15 p.m. K – L 4:00 p.m. c 4:45 p.m. W – Z 5:30 p.m. t – v

(these times are reversed from last Fall)

sTUdeNTs: Unsure of whom your faculty advisor is?

students can look up the name of their Faculty advisor through my.fairfield.edu. click on the student tab, and then click “my academics,” click “advising” under Quick Links (let side of screen). then click “advisor name.” select the current term (for example, 201401 is spring 2014), and click “submit.”

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undergraduate registration Process

• students with a financial or dean of students hold will not be able to register.

• students need to see their faculty advisor prior to registration to discuss course selection and to receive their Pin.

• students are NoT excused from class to register. This includes cutting class or leaving class early.

• on-line registration will be by class year: one day for all students in each class to register for his/her courses. classes will go on-line in alphabetical groupings every 45 minutes starting at 8:30 a.m. on their designated day. spring varsity athletes will precede the alphabetical groupings.

• students will register for major, minor, core and elective courses on their class registration day and are limited to a maximum of 20 credits.

• the on-line registration system will be active for each class until 11:59 p.m. then the student’s on-line registration and Pin will be turned off until tuesday, november 26 when add/drop begins.

• there will be a day in between each class registration for departments to review registrations and for students who missed their registration to register in person in the registrar’s office.

• the university reserves the right to cancel courses for which there are insufficient registration or change time codes or professors as deemed necessary.

• most courses will be open during the on-line registration period. some departments (with courses that have specific populations) may incrementally increase the maximum number of spaces in some of their courses by class.

waitlist Courses

the waitlist for courses will be turned on at the beginning of on-line registration, except for courses with maximums that are increased incrementally.

• When a space opens up in a class, the first student on the waitlist will be notified via his/her Fairfield student e-mail account, with instructions on how to register for the waitlisted class. They will have 24 hours from the time the email is sent to register for the class. if there is a conflict in his/her schedule, they will have to resolve that issue before registering for the waitlisted class. if they fail to register for the class by the deadline stated in the email, they will be taken off of the waitlist for that class.

• the use of the waitlists and the process of notifying students will run from monday, december 2 through Friday, January 10. during this period, the registrar’s office will not honor write-ins for closed courses from faculty. the electronic waitlist will be the only mechanism for filling available openings in courses. starting January 16, students can register for classes with open seats on a first come, first serve basis. during the add/drop period of January 16 – January 22, the registrar will accept write-ins from faculty for closed courses.

automatic Rollover Courses

automatic rollover courses are full-year courses that continue from the Fall semester to the spring semester typically with the same professor and the same time code. everyone in the class is rolled. if you wish to change your rollover course, you may change it during your registration period on a space available basis. department chairs can make changes in rollovers as is necessary. Professors will announce in class specifics concerning whether their class is a rollover for spring and what the rollover will be.

note: if you have a financial or dean of student’s hold at the time rollovers are processed, you will not be rolled over into the next class in the sequence.

the following courses are automatic rollovers:

1) bi 107-108 (course only) bi 170-171 (course, lab, and PLg)

2) cH Lab 111-112 (lab only)

3) ec 11-12

4) en 11-12

5) ma 145-146 ma 171-172

6) sP, Fr, it, Pg, ru, ar, ci, gm, Ja 110-111 210-211

7) Ps 15-16 (course and lab)

degree evaluation on the web!!!

all matriculated undergraduate students have a degree evaluation online, showing the requirement of his/her program, including core, majors, and minors. to run a degree evaluation on my.fairfield.edu:

1) click “student tab” > click “my academics”

2) click “advising” under Quick Links (left side of page)

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3) click on “degree evaluation” and select current term

4) click on “generate a new evaluation”

5) select Program

6) select generate request

7) select detailed requirements and then click “submit.”

sTUdeNTs Need To PRiNT a deGRee eVaLUaTioN aNd BRiNG iT wHeN THeY meeT wiTH His/HeR adVisoR.

directions for student self-service Registration system

student self-service accounts are accessed through my.fairfield.edu. every student has an account on this system. if a student needs assistance with his/her netid or password, they should contact the Help desk at (203) 254-4069 or ext. 4069 on campus. after logging in to my.fairfield.edu:

1) click “student” tab, select registration

2) click “add or drop classes” in the Quick Links area (left side of screen)

3) if prompted, go through the steps for electronic Promissory agreement

4) From the term code drop-down menu in the Promissory agreement term choose the term for which you are registering, click “submit”

5) the electronic Promissory agreement may appear. if so, read and understand the agreement and click “i agree” if you agree to the terms

6) beneath, click the words “registration Form” to display the registration term screen

7) From the dropdown menu “select a term” choose the term for which you are registering, click “submit”

8) in the alternate Pin field, enter the Pin provided by your advisor, click “submit”

To add a Class

if you already know the CRN

1) click on “add/drop classes” (in the Quick Links on the left side of screen)

2) scroll down to add classes Worksheet

3) enter crn, or multiple crns one per field, of the 10 blank fields available

4) click “submit changes” button beneath

5) the page will refresh and display the status of each class in the current schedule area

Note: if there is a problem with the registration a section titled Registration add errors will appear below and explain the error.

if you do not know the CRN Basic search – default view

1) click “search for a class” in Quick Links area or class search button at the bottom of the page

2) From the drop down menu “select a term” choose the term to search, click “submit”

3) in “Look up classes” – click to select the desired subject from the alphabetical scrolling list

4) click “course search”

5) courses in that subject area are listed, with view sections buttons to the right

6) click the “view sections” button for a course to view the availability

advanced search – used when looking for all courses related to a specific subject area required by a course, or a specific subject, time slot, etc.

1) click “search for a class” in Quick Links area or class search button at the bottom of the page

2) From the dropdown menu “select a term” choose the term to search, click “submit”

3) Without choosing a subject, scroll down to the bottom of the page and click “advanced search” to display numerous criteria to search.

4) the more criteria that are chosen, the narrower the list of results.

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Viewing the search Results. The search results are displayed with column headings.

• select: square indicates an available course/section, (C) indicates closed section

• CRN: identifies the crn (course reference number) if you should need to note it

• subj: subject area

• Crse: course number

• sec: section identifier

• days: days of the week are each first initial = (m, T, w, f), thursday = (R), saturday = (s)

• Time: time the course meets

• Cap: seat capacity

• wL Cap or wL Rem: Waitlist capacity or Waitlist remaining seats

• instructor: instructor’s name, if assigned

• Location: building and room, if assigned

selecting the Class

1) click the check box of the desired class in the select column

2) scroll to the bottom of the page and click the Register button in the lower left corner. you will be returned to the add/drop classes page.

3) the status of the class is listed the current schedule area

Note: if there is a problem with the registration a section titled Registration add errors will appear below and explain the error.

dropping a Class

1) if a course needs to be dropped, click “add/drop classes” from the Quick Links

2) scroll down to current schedule

3) in the action column select drop/Web for course to be dropped

4) scroll to the bottom of the page and click “submit changes.” you will be returned to the add/drop classes page.

waitlist To Place a Class on waitlist

1) search for the class. once displayed, determine by viewing the wL Rem (Waitlist remaining) column where a number greater than “0” indicates a waitlist is available.

2) Write down the crn number

3) scroll to the bottom of the page. click “register.” you will be returned to the add/drop classes page.

4) scroll down to the add classes worksheet

5) type in the crn you wrote in to one of the 10 blank fields

6) click “submit changes”

7) a registration add errors section will appear

8) select Waitlist under the action column

9) click “submit changes”

Remember to add labs when necessary. if a student does not have a computer with internet capabilities, they can use one in the computer labs, the library, or the dolan school of business. if a student needs assistance with registration, they should contact the registrar’s office at 254-4288 or (or just 4288 on campus). They sHoULd NoT call the Help desk.

Remember, any student with a financial or dean of student’s “HoLd” will not be allowed to register.

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undergraduate deans, dePartment cHairs and Program directors

CoLLeGe of aRTs & sCieNCes

dr. robbin crabtree dean cns 100dr. manyul im associate dean cns 100dr. aaron Perkus associate dean cns 100dr. James simon associate dean cns 100dawn Quintiliani debiase assistant dean cns 100susan Peterson assistant dean cns 100dr. brian Walker chair – biology bnW 218dr. Kraig steffen chair – chemistry, bio-chemistry bnW 317dr. david gudelunas chair – communication dmH 227dr. Kathryn nantz chair – economics dmH 327dr. elizabeth Petrino chair – english dmH 104dr. yohuru Williams chair – History cns 323dr. Joan Weiss chair – mathematics & computer science bnW gr 1dr. Jerelyn Johnson chair – modern Languages & Literatures cns 224dr. rick deWitt chair – Philosophy dmH 312dr. angela biselli chair – Physics bnW 117dr. Jocelyn boryczka chair – Politics dmH 304dr. Judy Primavera chair – Psychology bnW n 462dr. nancy dallavalle chair – religious studies dmH 204dr. Kurt schlichting chair – sociology & anthropology dmH 216dr. Laura nash chair – visual & Performing arts dmH 219dr. Peter bayers director – american studies dmH 110dr. david schmidt director – applied ethics dsb 2121dr. Jiwei Xiao director – asian studies cns 322dr. maggie Wills director – bachelor of Professional studies Program dmH 203dr. yohuru Williams director – black studies cns 323dr. Paul Lakeland director – catholic studies cns 200dr. sara brill director – classical studies dmH 307dr. terry ann Jones co-director (Fall) international studies dmH 251dr. dina Franceschi co-director (spring) international studies dmH 313dr. sara diaz co-director (Fall) italian studies cns 7 adr. mary ann carolan co-director (spring) italian studies cns 216dr. John thiel director – Honors Program dmH 246dr. nels Pearson director – irish studies dmH 106dr. gavriel rosenfeld director – Judaic studies cns 317dr. gisela gil-egui director – Latin american caribbean studies dmH 222dr. William vasquez co-director – Latin american caribbean studies dmH 301dr. margo ramlal-nankoe director – (Fall) Peace & Justice dmH 210dr. Kris sealey director – (spring) Peace & Justice dmH 305dr. david downie director – Program on the environment dmH 217dr. david mcFadden director – russian e. european studies cns 318dr. david gudelunas co-director – Women, gender & sexuality studies dmH 227dr. emily orlando co-director – Women, gender & sexuality studies dmH 102

CHaRLes f. doLaN sCHooL of BUsiNess

dr. donald e. gibson dean dsb 1129dr. mark Ligas associate dean & director of graduate Programs dsb 1128Heather Petraglia assistant dean & director of undergraduate Programs dsb 1127dr. Joan van Hise chair – accounting dsb 2124dr. Walter Hlawitschka chair – Finance dsb 2122dr. carl scheraga chair – management dsb 2107dr. Xin James He chair – info systems & operations dsb 2115dr. rajasree rajamma chair – marketing dsb 1112

sCHooL of eNGiNeeRiNG

dr. bruce berdanier dean mca 105dr. William taylor associate dean mca 106

sCHooL of NURsiNG

dr. Lynn babington dean son 104dr. theresa Quell assistant dean for academic Programs & undergraduate Program director son 110carole a. Pomarico adult Program director son 111

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coLLege oF arts and sciences

aPPLied eTHiCs

Course section CRN Credits Title day Time Professor special Notes

ae 0262 a 30401 3 ethics and the community W 0200-0430pm Liftig r usdivae 0265 a 32068 3 ethics in education tr 0500-0615pm Liftig r usdivae 0276 a 30559 3 ethical dimensglobalbusPol mr 0930-1045am day r Wdivae 0281 a 30402 3 ethics of communications t 0630-0900pm butler b ae 0281 aaa 32382 3 ethics of communication t 0630-0900pm butler b Pt ae 0284 a 30026 3 environmental ethics tF 1230-0145pm svoboda t ae 0284 b 30028 3 environmental ethics tF 0200-0315pm svoboda t ae 0284 c 31568 3 environmental ethics r 0630-0900pm brown d ae 0284 ccc 32384 3 environmental ethics r 0630-0900pm brown d Pt ae 0285 a 30252 3 ethics of Health care mW 0500-0615pm naser c ae 0287 a 30262 3 engineering ethics mr 0200-0315pm schmidt d ae 0291 a 30001 3 business ethics mr 1100-1215pm van Hise J usdiv, ircae 0291 b 30127 3 business ethics r 0630-0900pm sticca-conrod L ae 0291 bbb 32385 3 business ethics r 0630-0900pm sticca-conrod L Pt ae 0291 c 30128 3 business ethics mr 0330-0445pm sticca-conrod L ae 0291 d 30183 3 business ethics t 0630-0900pm ventrella s ae 0291 ddd 32386 3 business ethics t 0630-0900pm ventrella s Pt ae 0291 e 30271 3 business ethics W 0630-0900pm yoder J ae 0291 eee 32387 3 business ethics W 0630-0900pm yoder J Pt ae 0291 F 30279 3 business ethics mr 0930-1045am schmidt d ae 0293 a 30776 3 ethics of War and Peace W 1100-0130pm gorman r ae 0391 a 30202 3 sem bus Law, regulation & ethics r 0630-0900pm schmidt d

aRT HisToRY

aH 0010 a 30273 3 origins & transf Western art mr 1230-0120pm schwab K W 1200-1250pm aH 0010 b 30566 3 origins & transf Western art mWr 0200-0250pm schwab K aH 0011 a 30110 3 visual culture since 1400 tF 0930-1045am eliasoph P aH 0011 b 30111 3 visual culture since 1400 tF 1100-1215pm eliasoph P aH 0011 c 30112 3 visual culture since 1400 tF 1100-1215pm dimarzo m aH 0011 d 30113 3 visual culture since 1400 tF 0200-0250pm dimarzo m aH 0011 e 30511 3 visual culture since 1400 t 0630-0900pm eliasoph P aH 0011 eee 32388 3 visual culture since 1400 t 0630-0900pm eliasoph P Pt aH 0012 a 30350 3 int art Hist asia, africa&amer mr 1100-1215pm covaci i WdivaH 0012 b 30378 3 intart Hiasia, africa&americas t 0500-0730pm Pilotti d WdivaH 0012 bbb 30390 3 intart Hiasia, africa&americas t 0500-0730pm Pilotti d Wdiv, PtaH 0111 a 32139 3 greek art and archaeology mr 0930-1045am schwab K cLrcaH 0165 a 32140 3 black experience mr 0330-0445pm cesiro L usdivaH 0292 a 32141 3 museums, art, ethics & the Law m 0500-0730pm deupi J aH 0300 a 30671 3 independent study 201401 staFF aH 0310 a 30115 3 internship-201401 eliasoph P aH 0330 a 30260 3 senior capstone seminar W 0200-0430pm schwab K

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asiaN sTUdies (For additional Asian Studies courses besides AN, see page 32)


an 0301 a 30536 3 independent study 201401 staFF an 0310 a 30620 3 asian studies seminar mr 0200-0315pm Zhang Q an 0310 b 31919 3 asian studies sem (div)indstud W 1100-0130pm staFF

aRaBiC

ar 0111 a 30427 3 elementary arabic ii mW 0300-0445pm douda a ar 0211 a 30579 3 interm modern standard arabic mW 0500-0645pm douda a ar 0382 a 31879 3 coordi sem-indstudy 201401 douda a

ameRiCaN sTUdies (For additional courses besides AS, see page 32)

as 0383 a 32280 3 30’s: decade of change mr 0330-0445pm o’connor L

aNTHRoPoLoGY (For Sociology courses, see page 28)

ay 0010 a 30729 3 intro to Four-Field anthropo tF 1230-0145pm Lacy s ay 0010 b 30730 3 intro to Four-Field anthropo tF 1100-1215pm Lacy s ay 0110 a 31472 3 biological anthropology m 0600-0830pm aronsen g ay 0110 aaa 32391 3 biology anthropology m 0600-0830pm aronsen g Pt ay 0152 a 32042 3 islamic societies & cultures tF 1230-0145pm crawford d Wdivay 0175 a 32043 3 sust dev:anthropological Persp tF 0200-0315pm Lacy s

BioLoGY

bi 0016 a 30055 3 general biology ii tr 0500-0615pm balazsi b bi 0018 a 32069 3 Human biology:Form & Function mr 1100-1215pm Zavras e bi 0018 b 30340 3 Human biology:Form & Function mr 1230-0145pm dutta i bi 0018 c 30493 3 Human biology:Form & Function mr 0200-0315pm dutta i bi 0070 a 32073 3 science, technology & society mr 1230-0145pm blair L bi 0074 a 30675 3 biology of Food tF 0930-1045am osier t bi 0076 a 30676 3 environmental science tF 0800-0915am biardi J bi 0096 a 32074 3 god & modern biology mr 1100-1215pm sauer g bi 0108 a 30056 4 Human anat & Physiol (ns mjrs) mr 1100-1215pm earls c bi 0108 b 31508 4 Human anat & Physiol (ns mjrs) tF 0800-0915am collins-Praino L bi 0108L a 30677 0 Human anatomy & Physiology Lab m 0130-0420pm earls c bi 0108L b 30678 0 Human anatomy & Physiology Lab t 0830-1120am earls c bi 0108L c 30679 0 Human anatomy & Physiology Lab t 1230-0320pm earls c bi 0108L d 30680 0 Human anatomy & Physiology Lab W 0830-1120am decristofaro a bi 0108L e 30681 0 Human anatomy & Physiology Lab W 1230-0320pm decristofaro a bi 0108L F 31509 0 Human anatomy & Physiology Lab W 0530-0820pm mojcik c bi 0151 a 30224 4 elementsofmicrobio(nsmjrsonly) mr 1230-0145pm Zavras e bi 0151L a 30683 0 elements of microbiology Lab t 0200-0450pm Zavras e bi 0151L b 30684 0 elements of microbiology Lab r 0200-0450pm Zavras e bi 0171 a 30225 4 general biology ii (majors) tF 0930-1045am Walker b bi 0171 b 30685 4 general biology ii (majors) tF 1230-0145pm Walker b bi 0171L a 30686 0 general biology ii Lab m 0200-0450pm biardi L bi 0171L b 30687 0 general biology ii Lab t 0200-0450pm brousseau d bi 0171L c 30688 0 general biology ii Lab t 0200-0450pm braun P bi 0171L d 30689 0 general biology ii Lab W 0200-0450pm brousseau d

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Course section CRN Credits Title day Time Professor special Notes bi 0171L e 30690 0 general biology ii Lab W 0200-0450pm braun P bi 0171L F 30692 0 general biology ii Lab r 0200-0450pm mastronunzio J bi 0171L g 32084 0 general biology ii Lab r 0200-0450pm blair L bi 0171L H 32389 0 general biology ii Lab m 0200-0450pm staFF bi 0171P a 30694 0 general biology ii PLg t 0300-0350pm staFF bi 0171P b 30695 0 general biology ii PLg t 0400-0450pm staFF bi 0171P c 30696 0 general biology ii PLg t 0500-0550pm staFF bi 0171P d 30697 0 general biology ii PLg t 0600-0650pm staFF bi 0171P e 30698 0 general biology ii PLg W 0300-0350pm staFF bi 0171P F 30699 0 general biology ii PLg W 0400-0450pm staFF bi 0171P g 30700 0 general biology ii PLg W 0500-0550pm staFF bi 0171P H 30701 0 general biology ii PLg W 0600-0650pm staFF bi 0171P i 30702 0 general biology ii PLg r 0300-0350pm staFF bi 0171P J 30703 0 general biology ii PLg r 0400-0450pm staFF bi 0171P K 30704 0 general biology ii PLg r 0500-0550pm staFF sFJrcbi 0171P L 30778 0 general biology ii PLg r 0600-0650pm staFF bi 0201 b 31651 1 biology teaching Practicum Phelan s bi 0202 b 31522 1 biology teaching Practicum Phelan s bi 0203 b 32075 1 biology teaching Practicum Phelan s bi 0204 b 32077 1 biology teaching Practicum Phelan s bi 0261 a 30575 4 genetics mr 0930-1045am church g bi 0261L a 30706 0 genetics Lab t 0200-0450pm church g bi 0261L b 30707 0 genetics Lab W 0200-0450pm Harriott o bi 0261L c 30883 0 genetics Lab r 0200-0450pm Fernandez a bi 0296 a 30341 3 special topics in biology Walker b bi 0296 b 31844 2 special topics in biology Walker b bi 0318 a 30540 3 vertebrate Zoology tF 1230-0145pm byun s “new” bi 0318L a 32377 1 vertebrate Zoology Lab t 0830-1130am byun s bi 0324 a 30523 3 biochemistry i mr 1100-1215pm van dyke a bi 0324L a 30708 1 biochemistry i Lab r 0500-0850pm van dyke a bi 0327 a 30876 4 cell biology tF 1100-1215pm Phelan s bi 0327L b 30709 0 cell biology Lab W 0200-0450pm Phelan s bi 0342 a 32078 4 developmental biology mr 0930-1045am Fernandez a bi 0342L a 32079 0 developmental biology Lab W 0200-0450pm Fernandez a bi 0356 a 32070 3 immunology mr 1230-0145pm braun P bi 0364 a 32080 4 Freshwater ecology tF 1100-1215pm Klug J bi 0364L a 32081 0 Freshwater ecology Lab t 0200-0450pm Klug J bi 0372 a 32082 4 environmental toxicology tF 0930-1045am biardi J bi 0372L a 32083 0 environmental toxicology Lab r 0200-0450pm biardi J bi 0381c a 32071 3 spe top sem-bacterial Pathogen tF 0930-1045am Harriott o bi 0383a a 32072 3 spectopsem:coral reef ecology W 1100-0130pm brousseau d bi 0391 a 30576 3 biology research i W 1100-0130pm byun s bi 0391 b 31907 2 biology research W 1100-0130pm byun s bi 0392 a 30577 3 biology research ii W 1100-0130pm byun s bi 0392 b 31817 1 biology research W 1100-0130pm byun s bi 0393 a 31521 3 biology research iii W 1100-0130pm byun s bi 0394 a 30578 3 biology research iv W 1100-0130pm byun s bi 0398 a 30265 3 internship 201401 Phelan s

BLaCk sTUdies (See page 32)

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CaTHoLiC sTUdies (See page 33)


CHemisTRY

cH 0010 a 30354 3 chemistry – sights & insights mr 0930-1045am o’connell e cH 0076 a 31524 3 environmental science tF 0800-0915am biardi J cH 0083 a 30374 3 survey of chemistry mr 0800-0915am bethray s cH 0084 a 30206 3 gen chem For Health science tF 0200-0315pm reilly-Wiedow e cH 0084L a 30710 1 gen chem – Health science Lab t 0930-1120am reilly-Wiedow e cH 0084L b 30711 1 gen chem – Health science Lab W 0930-1120am reilly-Wiedow e cH 0084L c 32087 1 gen chem – Health science Lab r 0900-1050am reilly-Wiedow e cH 0085 a 32088 3 chemistry, energy & environment mr 1230-0145pm steffen L cH 0086 a 30588 3 chemistry and art tr 0500-0615pm sobczynski d cH 0112 a 31525 3 general chemistry ii mr 1100-1215pm Fischer r W 1000-1050am cH 0112 b 31526 3 general chemistry ii mr 0930-1020am miecznikowski J t 0830-0920am W 0900-0950am cH 0112 c 31527 3 general chemistry ii mr 1230-0145pm Fischer r W 1200-1250pm cH 0112L a 31528 1 general chemistry ii Lab m 1230-0320pm staFF cH 0112L b 31529 1 general chemistry ii Lab m 0500-0750pm staFF cH 0112L c 31530 1 general chemistry ii Lab t 1230-0320pm staFF cH 0112L d 31531 1 general chemistry ii Lab t 0500-0750pm staFF cH 0112L e 31533 1 general chemistry ii Lab W 0100-0350pm staFF cH 0112L F 31534 1 general chemistry ii Lab W 0500-0750pm staFF cH 0112L g 31535 1 general chemistry ii Lab r 1230-0320pm staFF cH 0112L H 31532 1 general chemistry ii Lab F 0900-1150am bethray s cH 0112L i 31537 1 general chemistry ii Lab F 1230-0320pm staFF cH 0212 a 30062 3 organic chemistry ii mr 0800-0915am steffen L W 0800-0850am cH 0212 b 30063 3 organic chemistry ii tF 0930-1045am o’connell e cH 0212 b 30063 3 organic chemistry ii W 0900-0950am o’connell e cH 0212L a 30712 1 organic chemistry ii Lab m 1230-0430pm Lloyd J cH 0212L b 30713 1 organic chemistry ii Lab t 1230-0430pm schirmann P cH 0212L c 30714 1 organic chemistry ii Lab W 0100-0500pm Lloyd J cH 0212L d 32085 1 organic chemistry ii Lab W 0500-0850pm van dyke a cH 0212L e 30715 1 organic chemistry ii Lab r 1230-0430pm o’connell e cH 0212L F 30716 1 organic chemistry ii Lab r 0500-0850pm schirmann P cH 0222 a 30064 3 chemical analysis mr 1100-1215pm miecznikowski J cH 0222L a 30718 1 chemical analysis Lab W 1230-0130pm staFF W 0131-0430pm cH 0222L b 32086 1 chemical analysis Lab t 1230-0130pm staFF t 0131-0430pm cH 0262 a 30409 3 Physical chemistry ii tF 1100-1215pm Kubasik m cH 0262L a 30719 1 Physical chemistry ii Lab t 0200-0450pm Kubasik m cH 0324 a 30343 3 biochemistry i mr 1100-1215pm van dyke a cH 0324L b 30720 1 biochemistry i Lab r 0500-0850pm van dyke a cH 0326L a 30721 3 instrum-analy chemical Lab mr 0200-0300pm Kubasik m mr 0301-0450pm cH 0398 a 30294 3 research & seminar F 0200-0315pm staFF cH 0398 b 30355 1 research & seminar F 0200-0315pm staFF cH 0398 c 30356 1 research & seminar F 0200-0315pm staFF cH 0398 d 30357 3 research & seminar F 0200-0315pm staFF

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CHiNese


ci 0011 a 30428 3 elementary chinese ii mWr 0200-0250pm Xiao J ci 0211 a 30429 3 intermediate chinese ii mr 0330-0420pm Xiao J W 0400-0450pm ci 0252 a 30722 3 the city and modern china mr 1230-0145pm Xiao J Wdiv

CLassiCaL sTUdies (For additional courses besides CL, see page 33)

cL 0106 a 32249 3 masterpiecesgrk Lit/eng transl W 1100-0130pm rosivach v Fulfills en LitcL 0116 a 30326 3 roman civilization tF 1100-1215pm ruffini g cL 0116 b 32372 3 roman civilization tF 0200-0315pm ruffini g cL 0127 a 32250 3 romantic Love/gr & roman Litr W 0630-0900pm rosivach v Fulfills en LitcL 0325 a 32251 3 athenian democracy & empire tF 0330-0445pm ruffini g

CommUNiCaTioN

co 0100 a 30166 3 Human communication theories mr 0800-0915am damico c co 0100 b 30240 3 Human communication theories mW 0500-0615pm brennan n co 0100 bbb 32392 3 Human communication theories mW 0500-0615pm brennan n Pt co 0100 c 32172 3 Human communication theories mW 0630-0745pm brennan n co 0100 ccc 32393 3 Human communication theories mW 0630-0745pm brennan n Pt co 0101 a 30129 3 argument and advocacy mr 0930-1045am Wills m co 0101 b 30229 3 argument and advocacy mr 1100-1215pm Wills m co 0101 c 30272 3 argument and advocacy tF 1100-1215pm smith J co 0101 d 30744 3 argument and advocacy tF 1230-0145pm smith J co 0130 a 30405 3 mass media and society mr 0930-1045am serazio m co 0130 b 30406 3 mass media and society mr 1100-1215pm serazio m co 0130 c 30503 3 mass media and society tF 0800-0915am yavner s co 0130 d 30554 3 mass media and society r 0700-0930pm duarte L co 0130 ddd 32394 3 mass media and society r 0700-0930pm duarte L Pt co 0200 a 30130 3 interpersonal comm theories tF 0930-1045am ryan m co 0200 b 30249 3 interpersonal comm theories tWF 1100-1150am ryan m co 0200 c 32173 3 interpersonal comm theories mr 0930-1045am damico c co 0231 a 31311 3 media institutions tF 0930-1045am gil-egui g co 0231 b 32027 3 media institutions tF 1100-1215pm gil-egui g co 0239 a 32028 3 consumer culture r 0500-0730pm gudelunas d usdivco 0241 a 32029 3 comm & culture:east and West mr 0200-0315pm Zhang Q Wdivco 0246 a 32030 3 Family communication mr 1230-0145pm Wills m usdiv mr 1230-0145pm cLrcco 0246 b 32031 3 Family communication mr 0330-0445pm Wills m cLrc mr 0330-0445pm usdivco 0309 a 30250 3 researchProj in comm:capstone mr 0200-0315pm arendt c co 0309 b 30871 3 researchProj in comm:capstone r 0500-0730pm arendt c co 0309 c 32026 3 researchProj in comm:capstone mr 1230-0145pm Zhang Q co 0324 a 32214 3 crisis communication t 0630-0900pm arendt c “new” co 0331 a 31314 3 american media/amer History tF 0930-1045am yavner s co 0332 a 32215 3 children as media consumers tF 1230-0145pm ryan m “new” co 0333 a 32216 3 news media and democracy mr 0200-0315pm serazio m “new” co 0334 a 32032 3 comparative media systems W 0630-0900pm gil-egui g co 0335 a 32033 3 globalization,media&culture mr 0330-0445pm Xie L co 0397 a 30635 1 independent study 201401 staFF co 0399 a 30633 3 internship 201401 arendt c

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ComPUTeR sCieNCe


cs 0141 a 30498 4 intro computerscience&Program mr 1230-0145pm spoerri P W 1200-1250pm cs 0141 b 30499 4 intro computerscience&Program mr 0200-0315pm spoerri P W 0200-0250pm cs 0342 a 30560 3 theory of computation mWr 0200-0250pm bernhardt c

eCoNomiCs

ec 0012 a 30141 3 introduction to macroeconomics tF 0330-0445pm aksan a ec 0012 b 30142 3 introduction to macroeconomics tF 0200-0315pm aksan a ec 0012 c 30143 3 introduction to macroeconomics tF 0800-0915am murray t ec 0012 d 30144 3 introduction to macroeconomics tF 1100-1215pm murray t ec 0012 e 30145 3 introduction to macroeconomics tF 0200-0250pm Hiller r W 0300-0350pm ec 0012 F 30146 3 introduction to macroeconomics tF 0330-0420pm Hiller r W 0400-0450pm ec 0012 g 30147 3 introduction to macroeconomics tF 0930-1020am miners L W 0900-0950am ec 0012 H 30148 3 introduction to macroeconomics tWF 1100-1150am miners L ec 0012 i 30244 3 introduction to macroeconomics mr 0330-0445pm martin t ec 0012 J 30299 3 introduction to macroeconomics mr 0500-0615pm martin t ec 0012 K 30448 3 introduction to macroeconomics tF 0200-0315pm martin t ec 0012 L 30561 3 introduction to macroeconomics tF 0330-0445pm martin t ec 0012 m 30562 3 introduction to macroeconomics mr 0930-1045am Leclair m ec 0012 n 30736 3 introduction to macroeconomics mr 0800-0915am vasquez mazariegos ec 0012 o 31479 3 introduction to macroeconomics mr 0930-1045am vasquez mazariegos ec 0012 P 31480 3 introduction to macroeconomics tF 0930-1020am Hiller r W 0900-0950am ec 0012 Q 31481 3 introduction to macroeconomics W 0630-0900pm Leclair m ec 0012 r 32330 3 introduction to macroeconomics m 0500-0730pm Lane P ec 0012 s 32331 3 introduction to macroeconomics W 0800-1030am vasquez mazariegos ec 0012 t 32332 3 introduction to macroeconomics t 0630-0900pm gallagher m ec 0120 a 32334 3 environmental economics mr 1230-0145pm Franceschi d Wdivec 0152 a 30890 3 economics of sports mr 0800-0915am Lane P ircec 0185 a 32335 3 regionaleconomicdevelopment mWr 0200-0250pm Leclair m ircec 0205 a 30029 3 interm macroeconomic theory mr 0930-1020am Lane P W 0900-0950am ec 0205 b 30221 3 interm macroeconomic theory mr 1100-1150am Lane P W 1000-1050am ec 0205L c 30737 1 interm macro econ theory Lab W 0800-0850am Lane P ec 0233 a 30449 3 internat econ Policy & Finance mr 1230-0120pm Leclair m W 1200-1250pm ec 0235 a 31485 3 economic development mr 1100-1215pm vasquez mazariegos Wdivec 0270 a 32336 3 engineering economics tF 0930-1045am nantz K ec 0270 b 32337 3 engineering economics tF 1100-1215pm nantz K ec 0276 a 30738 3 Public Finance tF 0200-0315pm murray t ec 0290 a 31486 3 mathematical economics tF 1230-0145pm miners L ec 0380 a 30030 3 econometrics tWF 1100-1150am aksan a

edUCaTioNaL sTUdies (See page 33)

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eNGLisH


en 0011 a 32208 3 texts and contexts i W 1100-0130pm Huber s serLen 0012 a 30004 3 texts and contexts ii mr 0800-0915am staFF en 0012 aa 30159 3 texts and contexts ii mr 0800-0915am staFF en 0012 b 30003 3 texts and contexts ii tF 0930-1045am staFF en 0012 bb 30019 3 texts and contexts ii tF 0200-0315pm staFF en 0012 c 30012 3 texts and contexts ii mr 0800-0915am staFF en 0012 cc 30158 3 texts and contexts ii mr 0200-0315pm crandall b en 0012 d 30151 3 texts and contexts ii mr 0330-0445pm staFF en 0012 dd 30888 3 texts and contexts ii tr 0500-0615pm boquet e en 0012 e 30013 3 texts and contexts ii mr 0330-0445pm rajan g JuHan, sFJrcen 0012 ee 30162 3 texts and contexts ii mr 0930-1045am davis c en 0012 F 30024 3 texts and contexts ii tF 1100-1215pm staFF en 0012 FF 30005 3 texts and contexts ii tF 0200-0315pm staFF en 0012 g 30105 3 texts and contexts ii mr 0330-0445pm staFF en 0012 gg 30020 3 texts and contexts ii mr 0200-0315pm chisum P en 0012 H 30021 3 texts and contexts ii tF 0200-0315pm staFF en 0012 HH 30035 3 texts and contexts ii mW 0500-0615pm staFF en 0012 i 30160 3 texts and contexts ii mr 0930-1045am staFF en 0012 ii 30010 3 texts and contexts ii mr 0330-0445pm staFF en 0012 J 30002 3 texts and contexts ii tF 0800-0915am staFF en 0012 JJ 30414 3 texts and contexts ii tF 0930-1045am staFF en 0012 K 30006 3 texts and contexts ii tF 0330-0445pm staFF en 0012 KK 30097 3 texts and contexts ii tF 0200-0315pm staFF en 0012 L 30161 3 texts and contexts ii mr 1100-1215pm staFF en 0012 LL 30017 3 texts and contexts ii tr 0500-0615pm staFF en 0012 m 30032 3 texts and contexts ii mr 0200-0315pm staFF en 0012 mm 30027 3 texts and contexts ii mr 1230-0145pm staFF en 0012 n 30106 3 texts and contexts ii mW 0500-0615pm staFF en 0012 nn 30218 3 texts and contexts ii mr 0330-0445pm staFF en 0012 o 30889 3 texts and contexts ii mW 0500-0615pm staFF en 0012 oo 30098 3 texts and contexts ii mr 0200-0315pm staFF en 0012 P 30015 3 texts and contexts ii mr 1100-1215pm staFF en 0012 PP 30016 3 texts and contexts ii tF 0930-1045am staFF en 0012 Q 30126 3 texts and contexts ii mr 1100-1215pm staFF en 0012 QQ 30163 3 texts and contexts ii tF 0200-0315pm staFF en 0012 r 30014 3 texts and contexts ii tF 0800-0915am staFF en 0012 rr 30164 3 texts and contexts ii tF 0330-0445pm staFF en 0012 s 30293 3 texts and contexts ii mr 1230-0145pm staFF en 0012 ss 30025 3 texts and contexts ii tF 1230-0145pm staFF en 0012 t 30301 3 texts and contexts ii mr 0330-0445pm staFF en 0012 tt 30009 3 texts and contexts ii tr 0500-0615pm staFF en 0012 u 30008 3 texts and contexts ii tr 0500-0615pm staFF en 0012 uu 31818 3 texts and contexts ii mr 0200-0315pm staFF en 0012 v 30023 3 texts and contexts ii tF 1230-0145pm bowen b en 0012 vv 30011 3 texts and contexts ii mr 0930-1045am Lopez e en 0012 W 30018 3 texts and contexts ii tF 0930-1045am Pearson n en 0012 WW 30022 3 texts and contexts ii mr 0800-0915am staFF en 0012 X 30887 3 texts and contexts ii t 0500-0730pm staFF en 0012 XX 32267 3 texts and contexts ii tF 1230-0145pm staFF en 0012 y 32268 3 texts and contexts ii mW 0500-0615pm staFF en 0012 yy 32269 3 texts and contexts ii mr 0200-0315pm staFF

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eNGLisH LiTeRaTURe

en 0100b a 32209 3 spec top:mod catholic authors W 0200-0430pm manglaviti L “new” en 0101 a 30581 3 gateway/Litr & cultrl studies mr 1230-0145pm o’driscoll s Wdiven 0101 b 31543 3 gateway/Litr & cultrl studies mr 1230-0145pm rajan g Wdiven 0102 a 31709 3 intro to contemp Wrld Lit mr 0330-0445pm o’driscoll s en 0106 a 32190 3 masterpieces of gr Lit/eng tra W 1100-0130pm rosivach v en 0115 a 32191 3 dante mr 0930-1045am carolan m en 0119 a 30726 3 the city and modern china mr 1230-0145pm Xiao J Wdiven 0122 a 30756 3 the Frontier in amer Lit mr 0930-1045am bayers P en 0125 a 32192 3 american drama mr 1230-0145pm Lomonaco m usdiven 0127 a 32193 3 romantic Love/gr&romanstu W 0630-0900pm rosivach v en 0127 aaa 32395 3 romantic Love/gr&roman stu W 0630-0900pm rosivach v Pt en 0129 a 32194 3 american short story mW 0500-0615pm White m en 0129 aaa 32396 3 american short story mW 0500-0615pm White m Pt en 0131 a 32206 3 contemp Women Writers/color tF 0930-1045am garvey J en 0131 b 32207 3 contemp Women Writers/color tF 1230-0145pm garvey J en 0134 a 32210 3 20th cent Jewish american Ltr tF 0200-0315pm ostrow g “new” en 0141 a 30757 3 imagining shakespeare tF 1230-0145pm staFF en 0161 a 30884 3 irish Literature tF 1230-0145pm Pearson n sFJrc, JuHanen 0171 a 30759 3 Literature and the visual arts tF 1100-1215pm orlando e ircen 0172 a 30761 3 Literacy and Language tF 0930-1045am bowen b irc, serL, usdiven 0214 a 31664 3 shakespeare ii tF 0330-0445pm staFF en 0215 a 32195 3 intro to british 18 cent Lit mr 0500-0615pm o’driscoll s en 0215 aaa 32398 3 intro to british 18 cent Lit mr 0500-0615pm o’driscoll s Pt en 0231 a 32211 3 early american Literature tF 0930-1045am Petrino e “new” en 0233 a 32196 3 amer Lit-20th cent to Present mr 1100-1215pm bayers P en 0235 a 32212 3 edith Wharton and Her circle tF 1230-0145pm orlando e “new” en 0264 a 32197 3 afriicanamer Fiction 1940-1980 tF 1100-1215pm garvey J usdiven 0282 a 31555 3 Latino/a Literature mr 1230-0145pm Lopez e usdiven 0316 a 32198 3 theoretical rdgs 19 cent novel rajan g en 0319 a 32199 3 James Joyce W 0200-0430pm Pearson n en 0332 a 32200 3 american romanticism W 1100-0130pm Petrino e en 0334 a 32201 3 american modernism mr 0200-0315pm bayers P en 0351 a 30762 3 intro to Literary theory mr 1100-1215pm Lopez e en 0399 a 30634 3 independent study 201401 Petrino e

eNGLisH wRiTiNG

enW 0202 a 30763 3 creative Writing: Poetry i mr 0200-0315pm davis c enW 0206 a 32202 3 creative Writing: nonfiction i tF 1100-1215pm Huber s ircenW 0214 a 32203 3 ProfPresentWriting&delivery W 1100-0130pm magas J enW 0220 a 30165 3 news Writing mW 0500-0615pm simon J enW 0220 b 30505 3 news Writing mr 0930-1045am antilla s enW 0221 a 30508 3 digital Journalism mr 1100-1215pm Xie L enW 0290 a 30764 3 Writing & responding mr 0200-0315pm boquet e enW 0305 a 30506 3 creative Writing:Fiction 2 W 0200-0430pm White m enW 0317 a 31759 3 traditional & struct grammar mr 1230-0145pm gannett c enW 0330 a 32204 3 Literary Journalism W 0700-0930pm silverman F enW 0332 a 30036 3 business Writing mW 0500-0615pm chisum P enW 0332 b 32226 3 business Writing tr 0500-0615pm chisum P enW 0336 a 32205 3 issues in Professional Writing mr 0330-0445pm chisum P

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enW 0339 a 30504 3 grant and Proposal Writing t 0500-0730pm sobocinski t serLenW 0341 a 31541 3 the World of Publishing ii tF 1230-0145pm Huber s enW 0346 a 30621 3 internship 201401 bowen b enW 0348 a 30627 3 ind Writing Project 201401 Huber s enW 0397 a 30507 3 Journalism Practicum Xie L enW 0399 a 32213 3 advanced Portfolio Workshop mr 1100-1215pm davis c “new”

eNViRoNmeNTaL sTUdies (For additional courses besides EV, see page 33)

ev 0298 a 30407 3 internship/environment 201401 downie d ev 0299 a 30408 3 ind stdy on environment 201401 downie d

fReNCH

Fr 0111 a 30430 3 elementary French ii tWF 0800-0850am erotopoulos Z Fr 0111 b 30431 4 elementary French ii tF 0930-1020am erotopoulos Z W 0900-0950am Fr 0111 c 30580 3 elementary French ii mr 0930-1020am boyce m W 0900-0950am Fr 0111 d 30723 3 elementary French ii mr 1100-1150am boyce m W 1000-1050am Fr 0211 a 30432 3 intermediate French ii tF 1230-0120pm erotopoulos Z W 0100-0150pm Fr 0211 b 30433 3 intermediate French ii tWF 1100-1150am erotopoulos Z Fr 0211 c 30434 3 intermediate French ii mr 1100-1150am goldfield J W 1000-1050am Fr 0211 d 31345 3 intermediate French ii mr 0330-0420pm skubly J W 0400-0450pm Fr 0267 a 32321 3 French commercial culture mr 1230-0145pm goldfield J Fr 0271 a 32322 3 contemp French Press & media mr 0330-0445pm goldfield J

fiLm, TeLeVisioN & media aRTs

Ftm 0010 a 32152 3 introFilm &tv and media arts t 0200-0430pm scalese m Ftm 0011 a 32153 3 Lights, camera, audio t 1100-0130pm mayzik J Ftm 0090 a 32154 1 Prod Prac/Film,tv & media arts mayzik J Ftm 0101 a 32155 3 american cinema:Hist&analysis m 0600-0715pm scalese m r 0600-0830pm Ftm 0102 a 32156 3 american tele: Hist & analysis m 0500-0730pm Haas e Ftm 0106g a 32375 3 Film genres:disaster/apocalypt W 0500-0830pm Haas e Ftm 106g aaa 32399 3 Film genres:disaster/apocalypt W 0500-0830pm Haas e Pt Ftm 0107c a 32374 3 television genres: sitcoms m 1100-0130pm Haas e Ftm 0120 a 32157 3 beg screenwriting for Film &tv W 1100-0130pm Walker-canton r Ftm 0130 a 32158 3 nonlinear editing for Film &tv mr 1100-1215pm scalese m Ftm 0131 a 32159 3 introduction to Production t 0200-0430pm mayzik J Ftm 0204 a 32160 3 african american cinema t 1100-0130pm Walker-canton r Ftm 0220 a 32161 3 intermmediate screenwriting t 1100-0130pm Haas e Ftm 0230 a 32162 3 Fiction Film Production r 1100-0130pm mayzik J Ftm 0232 a 32163 3 studio television Production t 0500-0830pm dalen b Ftm 0311 a 32164 3 senior capstone seminar ii W 0200-0430pm Walker-canton r Ftm 0311 b 32165 3 senior capstone seminar ii r 0200-0430pm mayzik J

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GeRmaN


gm 0111 a 30425 3 elementary german ii tWF 0800-0850am Wilkinson e gm 0211 a 30426 3 intermediate german ii tF 0930-1020am Wilkinson e W 0900-0950am gm 0382 a 32323 3 coor sem ii tF 1100-1215pm Wilkinson e

GReek (See entire Classical Studies listing on page 33)

gr 0210 a 30727 3 intermediate greek readings mr 0930-1045am rosivach v

HisToRY

Hi 0010 a 31404 3 origins of mod Wrld sinc 1500 mr 1100-1215pm marsans-sakly s Hi 0010 b 31405 3 origins of mod Wrld sinc 1500 mr 0930-1045am marsans-sakly s Hi 0010 c 31406 3 origins of mod Wrld sinc 1500 mr 1230-0145pm staFF Hi 0010 d 31407 3 origins of mod Wrld sinc 1500 mr 0200-0315pm staFF Hi 0010 e 31408 3 origins of mod Wrld sinc 1500 mr 1100-1215pm Palmer L Hi 0010 F 31409 3 origins of mod Wrld sinc 1500 mr 1100-1150am behre P W 1000-1050am Hi 0010 g 31410 3 origins of mod Wrld sinc 1500 mr 0330-0420pm behre P W 0400-0450pm Hi 0010 H 31411 3 origins of mod Wrld sinc 1500 mr 0930-1045am Lawrence a Hi 0010 i 31412 3 origins of mod Wrld sinc 1500 mr 0330-0445pm Lawrence a Hi 0010 J 31413 3 origins of mod Wrld sinc 1500 tF 0800-0915am mcFadden d ircHi 0010 K 31414 3 origins of mod Wrld sinc 1500 tr 0500-0615pm mcFadden d ircHi 0010 L 31415 3 origins of mod Wrld sinc 1500 tr 0500-0615pm mcKisick d Hi 0010 m 31416 3 origins of mod Wrld sinc 1500 mr 1230-0120pm behre P W 1200-1250pm Hi 0010 n 31417 3 origins of mod Wrld sinc 1500 m 0600-0830pm behre P Hi 0010 nnn 32400 3 origins of modWrldsince 1500 m 0600-0830pm behre P PtHi 0010 o 31418 3 origins of mod Wrld sinc 1500 W 0200-0430pm Hohl e Hi 0010 P 31419 3 origins of mod Wrld sinc 1500 mr 1230-0120pm rosenfeld g W 1200-1250pm Hi 0202 a 32231 3 Health & Healing in amer mr 1230-0145pm Palmer L sFJrcHi 0213 a 30555 3 europe since World War ii mr 0930-1045am rosenfeld g Hi 0214 a 32232 3 modern Jewish History tF 0930-1045am rosenfeld g Hi 0215 a 31424 3 ireland,middle ages to Present tF 0930-1020am abbott W sFJrc W 0900-0950am sFJrcHi 0217 a 32233 3 britain & empire since 1800 tF 0200-0250pm abbott W W 0300-0350pm Hi 0238 a 32234 3 nineteenth-cent united states tF 1100-1215pm mcKisick d Hi 0238 b 32235 3 nineteenth-cent united states tF 1230-0145pm mcKisick d Hi 0239 a 32236 3 20th century united states mr 1230-0145pm bucki c sFJrc mr 1230-0145pm usdivHi 0244 a 32237 3 american constitutional ii tF 1100-1215pm Williams y Hi 0244 b 32238 3 american constitutional ii tF 1230-0145pm Williams y Hi 0248 a 32230 3 auto in early amer:Wrtng self mWr 0200-0250pm Lawrence a cLrc, “new”Hi 0263 a 30556 3 inv themselves:af-amWom t 0500-0730pm Hohl e sFJrc t 0500-0730pm usdivHi 0270 a 32246 3 Hist global Humanitarianaction tF 0930-1045am mcFadden d sFJrc, JuHan, WdivHi 0275 a 32247 3 russia’s road to revolution tF 0200-0315pm mcFadden d Wdiv, sFJrc

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HisToRY (continued)


Hi 0281 a 32239 3 Portrait of the arabs mr 0200-0315pm marsans-sakly s WdivHi 0285 a 32240 3 modern china: 1800 to Present tF 1100-1215pm Li d WdivHi 0285 b 32241 3 modern china: 1800 to Present tF 0200-0315pm Li d WdivHi 0323 a 32242 3 england:reformation to revltn tF 1100-1215pm abbott W Hi 0325 a 32243 3 athenian democracy & empire tF 0330-0445pm ruffini g Hi 0342 a 32244 3 immig&ethnicity&race in us t 0500-0730pm bucki c usdivHi 0367 a 32245 3 e asia in 20thcentamerWars W 1100-0130pm Li d Wdiv

HoNoRs PRoGRam

Hr 0101 a 30181 4 minds& bodies(fulfills en 12) mr 0930-1110am boryczka J Hr 0101 b 30182 4 minds & bodies(fulfills en12) tF 1230-0145pm bayne s W 0100-0150pm Hr 0201 a 30057 3 non-Westcult:noafr soc&cult mr 1100-1215pm crawford d WdivHr 0202 a 30203 3 Honors seminar: dante tF 1100-1215pm carolan m Hr 0202 b 30204 3 Hon sem:Fam val amer Pol mr 0930-1045am alphonso g Hr 0202 c 30492 3 Hon sem: ethical trad/trans tF 0200-0315pm Hannafey F Hr 0300 a 30205 3 interd inq:genius & creativity mr 1230-0145pm mulvey i

iNTeRNaTioNaL sTUdies (For Theory and Applied courses, see page 33)

foUNdaTioNaL CoURses

iL 0050 a 30410 3 People, Places & global issues mr 1100-1215pm Klaf s WdiviL 0051 a 30585 3 int’s reltns: theories&challen tF 1230-0145pm garcia iommi L new title iL 0051 b 31820 3 int’s reltns: theories&challen tF 0200-0315pm garcia iommi L new title iL 0052 a 30411 3 culture and Political economy mr 0200-0315pm crawford d iL 0052 b 31564 3 culture and Political economy mr 0330-0445pm Kulstad t iL 0151 a 31565 3 gender, War, Peace tF 0930-1045am Leatherman J iL 0280 a 30728 3 glob Ldrshp/res & Proj dev tF 1100-1215pm Leatherman J iL 0298 a 30454 3 internship 201401 griffin J iL 0300 a 30107 3 senior capstone seminar m 0800-1030am Franceschi d iL 0300 b 30135 3 senior capstone seminar W 1100-0130pm Leatherman J iL 0300 c 31566 3 senior capstone seminar W 1100-0130pm Leatherman J

iTaLiaN

it 0111 a 32285 3 elementary italian ii tWF 0800-0850am diaz s it 0111 b 32286 3 elementary italian ii mr 1230-0120pm eliasoph y W 1200-1250pm it 0111 c 32287 3 elementary italian ii mWr 0200-0250pm eliasoph y it 0111 d 32288 3 elementary italian ii tF 0930-1020am diaz s W 0900-0950am it 0111 e 32289 3 elementary italian ii mWr 0800-0850am staFF it 0111 F 32290 3 elementary italian ii mr 0930-1020am staFF W 0900-0950am it 0211 a 30435 3 intermediate italian ii mWr 0800-0850am morrissette J it 0211 b 30436 3 intermediate italian ii mr 0930-1020am morrissette J W 0900-0950am it 0211 c 30437 3 intermediate italian ii tWF 1100-1150am diaz s it 0211 d 30438 3 intermediate italian ii tF 0930-1020am staFF W 0900-0950am

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iTaLiaN (continued)


it 0211 e 30724 3 intermediate italian ii tF 0200-0250pm diaz s W 0300-0350pm it 0211 F 30725 3 intermediate italian ii tF 1230-0120pm staFF W 0100-0150pm it 0255 a 32325 3 the novella mr 0200-0315pm carolan m it 0289 a 32324 3 dante mr 0930-1045am carolan m

JaPaNese

Ja 0111 a 30439 3 elementary Japanese ii W 0400-0450pm avery K mr 0330-0420pm Ja 0211 a 30440 3 intermediate Japanese ii mWr 0500-0615pm avery K

JUdaiC sTUdies (See entire Judaic Studies listing on page 34)

LaTiN (See entire Classical Studies listing on page 33)

La 0211 a 30532 3 readings/Lat(seneca, epist,mo) mr 1100-1215pm rosivach v

LaTiN ameRiCaN & CaRiBBeaN sTUdies (For a complete listing of courses, see page 34)

Lac 0300 a 30263 4 Justice & developing World t 0500-0730pm Franceschi d Wdiv

maTHemaTiCs

ma 0011 a 32106 3 Precalculus tWF 1100-1150am cunningham P ma 0017 a 30496 3 intro Probability & statistics tr 0500-0615pm michailidis m ma 0017 b 31321 3 intro Probability & statistics mW 0500-0615pm Parisi r ma 0017 c 31322 3 intro Probability & statistics tF 0200-0315pm Lalani r ma 0017 d 31323 3 intro Probability & statistics tF 0330-0445pm Lalani r ma 0017 e 31324 3 intro Probability & statistics tF 0930-1045am romansky t ma 0018 a 31325 3 math and the city tF 1230-0120pm striuli J W 0100-0150pm ma 0019 a 30037 3 introduction to calculus tF 0200-0250pm ryan d W 0300-0350pm ma 0019 b 30038 3 introduction to calculus tF 0200-0250pm dennin J W 0300-0350pm ma 0019 c 30039 3 introduction to calculus tWF 1100-1150am Weiss J ma 0019 d 32107 3 introduction to calculus tF 1230-0120pm Weiss J W 0100-0150pm ma 0019 e 32108 3 introduction to calculus mWr 0200-0250pm mulvey i ma 0019 F 32109 3 introduction to calculus tF 0330-0445pm giegengack e ma 0019 g 32110 3 introduction to calculus mW 0500-0615pm grant m ma 0019 H 32111 3 introduction to calculus tr 0500-0615pm grant m ma 0119 a 31326 3 applied calculus i mW 0500-0615pm Wood e ma 0119 b 31327 3 applied calculus i tF 0200-0315pm o’dowd d ma 0119 c 31328 3 applied calculus i tF 0930-1020am cunningham P W 0900-0950am ma 0120 a 32112 3 applied calculus ii tF 0200-0250pm staecker c W 0300-0350pm

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maTHemaTiCs (continued)


ma 0120 b 32113 3 applied calculus ii tWF 1100-1150am staecker c ma 0120 c 32114 3 applied calculus ii tr 0500-0615pm Khazanchi r ma 0120 d 32115 3 applied calculus ii mr 0930-1045am Pfeil J ma 0120 e 32116 3 applied calculus ii mr 1230-0120pm baginski P W 1200-1250pm ma 0120 F 32117 3 applied calculus ii mWr 0200-0250pm baginski P ma 0120 g 32118 3 applied calculus ii mW 0500-0615pm Khazanchi r ma 0146 a 31318 4 cal ii: engr & Physics majors tF 1230-0145pm ryan d W 0100-0150pm ma 0146 b 31319 4 cal ii: engr & Physics majors tF 1100-1215pm Wakin s W 1100-1150am ma 0172 a 30040 4 calculus ii mr 1100-1215pm mulvey i W 1000-1050am ma 0172 b 30108 4 calculus ii mr 1100-1215pm rafalski s W 1000-1050am ma 0172 c 30497 4 calculus ii mr 0200-0315pm coleman m W 0200-0250pm ma 0211 a 30041 3 applied matrix theory tF 1230-0145pm Wakin s ma 0217 a 30230 3 accelerated statistics mr 0930-1020am sawin s W 0900-0950am ma 0217 b 30295 3 accelerated statistics mWr 0800-0850am Fine b ma 0217 c 30381 3 accelerated statistics mr 1100-1150am sawin s W 1000-1050am ma 0217 d 30446 3 accelerated statistics mr 0800-0915am cron J ma 0217 e 30451 3 accelerated statistics mr 0930-1045am cron J ma 0217 F 30452 3 accelerated statistics tF 0800-0915am danaher r ma 0217 g 32119 3 accelerated statistics mr 1230-0120pm Fang s W 1200-1250pm ma 0217 H 32120 3 accelerated statistics mWr 0200-0250pm Fang s ma 0217 i 32121 3 accelerated statistics mr 0800-0915am danaher r ma 0231 a 32122 3 discrete mathematics mr 0330-0420pm baginski P W 0400-0450pm ma 0235 a 30042 3 Linear algebra mWr 0800-0850am mcsweeney L ma 0235 b 30043 3 Linear algebra tF 1230-0120pm staecker c W 0100-0150pm ma 0300 a 31330 3 topics in discrete mathematics mr 0930-1020am rafalski s W 0900-0950am ma 0321 a 32123 3 ordinary differential equation mr 0930-1020am mcsweeney L W 0900-0950am ma 0321 b 32124 3 ordinary differential equation tF 0330-0445pm o’dowd d ma 0332 a 30303 3 Partial differential equations mr 0930-1020am Fine b W 0900-0950am ma 0337 a 32125 3 number theory tWF 1100-1150am dennin J ma 0342 a 30766 3 theory of computation mWr 0200-0250pm bernhardt c ma 0352 a 30044 3 mathematical statistics mr 1230-0120pm bernhardt c W 1200-1250pm ma 0354 a 30565 1 actuarial Problem solving W 0100-0150pm mcsweeney L ma 0361 a 32126 3 topics in algebra tr 0500-0615pm striuli J ma 0391 a 30045 3 Honors seminar ii mr 0330-0445pm sawin s

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mUsiC


mu 0101 a 30153 3 the History of Jazz W 0500-0730pm Fumasoli J usdivmu 0102 a 31495 3 History & development of rock mr 0200-0315pm torff b usdivmu 0104 a 30302 3 History of music: 1700-1964 tF 0930-1045am nash L mu 0104 b 32142 3 History of music: 1700-1964 mr 0200-0315pm murchie a mu 0113 a 31494 3 intro to Piano Keyboard&elemus mr 1230-0145pm cooney m mu 0122 a 32143 3 World musicHist&ensemble mr 0930-1045am torff b Wdivmu 0122 b 32144 3 World musicHist&ensemble mr 1100-1215pm torff b Wdivmu 0157 a 32146 3 intro to the music industry r 0700-0930pm rabin s mu 0202 a 32145 3 digital audio Workstation tF 1230-0145pm cooney m mu 0243 a 32373 3 19th cent romanticism in music tF 1230-0145pm nash L mu 0250 a 30168 3 music theory & composition ii tF 1100-1215pm nash L mu 0255 a 30241 1 university symphony orchestra m 0730-0900pm grauer J mu 0256 a 30118 1 Jazz ensemble t 0500-0630pm torff b mu 0300 a 30231 3 independent study-201401 nash L mu 0301 a 30200 3 indep stdy-music theory-201401 nash L mu 0305 a 30251 3 internship 201401 nash L mu 0311 a 30476 3 senior capstone Project nash L mu 0363 a 32147 3 musictechnologymusiceducators m 0400-0630pm grauer J

PeaCe & JUsTiCe sTUdies (For a complete listing of courses, see page 34)

PJ 0398 a 30191 3 capstone research seminar W 0400-0630pm ramlal-nankoe m serL

PoRTUGUese

Pg 0111 a 30524 3 elem brazilian Portuguese tr 0500-0615pm Quaglia J Pg 0111 b 32291 3 elem brazilian Pg/busFocus mr 0200-0315pm Farrell m Pg 0211 a 30544 3 intermbrazilian Portuguese tF 0330-0445pm Quaglia J

PHiLosoPHY

PH 0101 a 31354 3 introduction to Philosophy tF 0930-1045am brill s PH 0101 b 31355 3 introduction to Philosophy tF 1100-1215pm brill s PH 0101 c 31356 3 introduction to Philosophy tF 0200-0315pm sealey K PH 0101 d 31357 3 introduction to Philosophy mr 1230-0145pm ambury J PH 0101 e 31358 3 introduction to Philosophy mr 0200-0315pm ambury J PH 0101 F 31359 3 introduction to Philosophy tF 0800-0915am Jacob d PH 0101 g 31360 3 introduction to Philosophy tF 0930-1045am Jacob d PH 0101 H 31362 3 introduction to Philosophy mr 0930-1045am Peduti d PH 0101 i 31363 3 introduction to Philosophy mr 1100-1215pm Peduti d PH 0101 J 31365 3 introduction to Philosophy tF 0200-0315pm smith J PH 0101 K 31366 3 introduction to Philosophy tF 0200-0315pm rodrigues u PH 0101 L 31367 3 introduction to Philosophy tF 0330-0445pm smith J PH 0101 m 31368 3 introduction to Philosophy tF 0330-0445pm rodrigues u PH 0101 n 31369 3 introduction to Philosophy mr 0200-0315pm richmond d PH 0101 o 31370 3 introduction to Philosophy tF 0330-0445pm Fernandez J PH 0101 P 31371 3 introduction to Philosophy mr 0330-0445pm richmond d PH 0101 Q 31372 3 introduction to Philosophy mr 0200-0315pm Jones c PH 0101 r 31373 3 introduction to Philosophy tF 0200-0315pm Fernandez J PH 0101 s 31374 3 introduction to Philosophy mr 0330-0445pm Jones c

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PH 0101 t 31375 3 introduction to Philosophy mW 0500-0615pm stambovsky P PH 0101 u 31376 3 introduction to Philosophy mW 0630-0745pm stambovsky P PH 0101 uuu 32401 3 introduction to Philosophy mW 0630-0745 pm stambovsky P PtPH 0200 a 31381 3 ancient Philosophy mr 0930-1045am drake r PH 0200 b 31382 3 ancient Philosophy mr 1100-1215pm drake r PH 0202 a 31383 3 modern Philosophy tF 0930-1045am capdevila-Werning r PH 0202 b 31384 3 modern Philosophy tF 1230-0145pm capdevila-Werning r PH 0206 a 32174 3 Phil Perspec/Women/class Litr tF 0200-0315pm brill s PH 0209 a 31386 3 existentialism tF 1230-0145pm ambury J PH 0209 b 31387 3 existentialism tF 0200-0315pm ambury J PH 0209 c 32176 3 existentialism tF 0930-1045am sealey K ircPH 0209 d 32177 3 existentialism tF 1100-1215pm sealey K ircPH 0209 e 32178 3 existentialism mr 1230-0145pm ben-shai r PH 0209 F 32179 3 existentialism mr 0200-0315pm ben-shai r PH 0215 a 31389 3 Philosophy of science mr 0930-1045am deWitt W PH 0215 b 31390 3 Philosophy of science mr 1100-1215pm deWitt W PH 0215 c 31391 3 Philosophy of science mr 1230-0145pm deWitt W PH 0223 a 32180 3 the Problem of god t 0500-0730pm svoboda t PH 0230 a 32217 3 Phil self subjectivity mr 0200-0315pm Peduti d ircPH 0250 a 31394 3 ethical theory mr 0200-0315pm naser c PH 0250 b 31395 3 ethical theory mr 0330-0445pm naser c PH 0260 a 31398 3 social & Political Philosophy mr 0330-0445pm Lew g PH 0260 b 31399 3 social & Political Philosophy mr 0500-0615pm Lew g PH 0260 c 32181 3 social & Political Philosophy mr 0930-1045am Long r PH 0260 d 32182 3 social & Political Philosophy mr 1100-1215pm Long r PH 0260 e 32183 3 social & Political Philosophy W 1100-0130pm gordon c ircPH 0260 F 32184 3 social & Political Philosophy t 0500-0730pm gordon c ircPH 0304 a 32187 3 aquinas W 1100-0130pm Long r PH 0314 a 32185 3 nietzsche mr 0200-0315pm drake r PH 0321 a 32186 3 Knowledge tF 1100-1215pm bayne s

PoLiTiCs

Po 0011 a 30048 3 intro to american Politics mr 0200-0315pm alphonso g Po 0011 b 30049 3 intro to american Politics tWF 1100-1150am greenberg d Po 0012 a 30050 3 intro to comparative Politics tF 1100-1215pm garcia iommi L WdivPo 0014 a 30102 3 intro to Political theory mr 0930-1045am cassidy K Po 0118 a 30491 3 american Political thought mr 0200-0315pm cassidy K Po 0130 a 31340 3 int’l relations: theo and chall tF 0200-0315pm garcia iommi L new title Po 0130 b 31819 3 int’l relations: theo and chall tF 1230-0145pm garcia iommi L new title Po 0131 a 30674 3 int’l enviromental Policy W 1100-0130pm downie d sFJrcPo 0131 b 32227 3 int’l enviromental Policy tF 1230-0145pm downie d sFJrcPo 0145 a 32229 3 east asian Politics W 0200-0430pm staFF WdivPo 0147 a 31336 3 northernireland:Pol War&Peace mr 0330-0445pm cassidy K sFJrcPo 0153 a 30382 3 Politics,race,class&gender mr 1230-0145pm boryczka J usdivPo 0162 a 32228 3 united states congress mr 1100-1215pm alphonso g Po 0166 a 30558 3 american Public Policy tF 0930-1045am downie d Po 0167 a 31334 3 media and Politics tF 0930-1020am greenberg d W 0900-0950am Po 0298 a 31855 3 internship 201401 cassidy K

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Ps 0016 a 30065 3 general Physics ii tF 1100-1210pm biselli a W 1000-1050am Ps 0016 b 30066 3 general Physics ii mr 0930-1040am Winn d W 0900-0950am Ps 0016 c 30067 3 general Physics ii(eg/cH/Ps) mr 1100-1210pm Hadjimichael e W 1000-1050am Ps 0016 d 30068 3 general Physics ii mr 1230-0140pm das b W 1200-1250pm Ps 0016 e 30069 3 general Physics ii tF 1230-0140pm stott J W 0100-0150pm Ps 0016 F 30152 3 general Physics ii(Ps/eg) tr 0500-0615pm Lewis b Ps 0016 FFF 32166 3 general Physics ii tr 0500-0615pm Lewis b PtPs 0016L a 32167 1 general Physics ii Lab r 0616-0845pm ezerski J Ps 0016L aaa 32168 1 general Physics ii Lab r 0616-0845pm ezerski J PtPs 0016L b 30752 1 general Physics ii Lab W 0600-0830pm cavallo J Ps 0016L c 30748 1 general Physics ii Lab m 0200-0430pm stott J Ps 0016L d 30749 1 general Physics ii Lab t 0200-0430pm Zeylikovich i Ps 0016L e 30750 1 general Physics ii Lab W 0200-0430pm das b Ps 0016L F 30751 1 general Physics ii Lab F 0315-0500pm Kuhn J Ps 0016L g 30753 1 general Physics ii Lab r 0200-0430pm Zeylikovich i Ps 0071 a 30754 3 Physics of Light and color mr 0200-0315pm das b Ps 0076 a 32169 3 Physics of sound and music tF 0930-1045am stott J Ps 0087 1 30116 3 Fundamentals of astronomy Heiden d Ps 0087 a 30358 3 Fundamentals of astronomy mr 1230-0145pm norvell b Ps 0087 b 30383 3 Fundamentals of astronomy mr 0200-0315pm norvell b Ps 0204L a 32170 2 mod experimental methods Lab W 0200-0430pm Winn d Ps 0215 a 32171 3 computational Physics tr 0200-0315pm biselli a Ps 0371 a 30500 3 electricity & magnetism ii mr 1230-0145pm Winn d Ps 0388 a 30865 3 elem Part & nuclear Physics mr 0330-0445pm Hadjimichael e Ps 0392 a 30571 3 capstone in theor or exp Phys W 0430-0530pm Xu m Ps 0392 a 30572 3 capstone in theor or exp Phys W 0430-0530pm das b Ps 0392 a 30573 3 capstone in theor or exp Phys W 0430-0530pm Winn d Ps 0392 a 32188 3 capstone in theor or exp Phys W 0430-0530pm stott J Ps 0392 a 32189 3 capstone in theor or exp Phys W 0430-0530pm biselli a Ps 0399 a 32404 3 independent study 201401 staFF

PsYCHoLoGY

Py 0101 a 30052 3 general Psychology mWr 0200-0250pm andreychik m Py 0101 b 30053 3 general Psychology tr 0500-0615pm martinez a Py 0101 bbb 32402 3 general Psychology tr 0500-0615pm martinez a PtPy 0111 a 32338 3 dev Psychology for non-majors mr 0800-0915am Weiss m Py 0111 b 32339 3 dev Psychology for non-majors tr 0630-0745pm campbell c Py 0122 a 32353 3 Psychology and the Law tF 1230-0145pm braginsky d Py 0131 a 32340 3 abnormal Psych for non-majors mr 0200-0315pm mccarthy J Py 0201 a 32354 4 statistics for Life sciences mr 1230-0120pm salafia W W 1200-1250pm Py 0201 b 32357 4 statistics for Life sciences mr 1100-1150am Henkel L W 1000-1050am Py 0201L a 32355 0 stas Lab for section a t 1100-1250pm salafia W

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PsYCHoLoGY (continued)

Course section CRN Credits Title day Time Professor special Notes Py 0201L b 32356 0 stas Lab for section a t 0200-0350pm salafia W Py 0201L c 32358 0 stas Lab for section b W 1130-0120pm Henkel L Py 0201L d 32359 0 stas Lab for section b W 0200-0350pm Henkel L Py 0202 a 32341 4 research methods in Psychology mr 0200-0315pm rakowitz s W 0200-0250pm Py 0202 b 32342 4 research methods in Psychology tF 0200-0340pm Fichtenholtz H Py 0202 c 32343 4 research methods in Psychology tF 0900-1040am mcclure m Py 0211 a 32361 3 developt Psychology for majors mW 0630-0745pm rakowitz s Py 0212 a 32347 4 dev Psych for majors with Lab tF 0930-1215pm Primavera J usdiv tF 0930-1215pm serLPy 0221 a 32344 3 social Psychology mr 0930-1045am andreychik m Py 0231 a 32362 3 abnormal Psychology for majors tF 0200-0315pm Primavera J Py 0234 a 32363 3 theories in Psychotherapy mr 1100-1215pm mccarthy J Py 0236 a 32364 3 Human neuropsychology tF 1230-0145pm mcclure m Py 0238 a 32365 3 tests and measures W 1100-0130pm mcclure m Py 0251 a 32345 3 cognitive Psychology mr 0930-1045am Henkel L Py 0252 a 32366 3 Lrng & applied behavoir anslys mr 0330-0445pm salafia W Py 0261 a 30140 3 biological bases of behavior mr 0930-1045am salafia W Py 0261 b 30242 3 biological bases of behavior tF 0800-0915am Harding s Py 0272 a 32367 3 Hormones and behavior tF 1100-1215pm Harding s Py 0295 a 32352 3 supervised research W 0630-0900pm Primavera J Py 0321 a 32248 3 social Psych/Human Potential mr 0330-0445pm andreychik m “new” Py 0322 a 32368 3 Health Psychology sr seminar W 0200-0430pm braginsky d Py 0392 a 32371 3 internship in applied Psych W 0500-0615pm braginsky d Py 0395 a 32430 4 independent research 201401 W 0630-0800pm Primavera J

ReLiGioUs sTUdies

rs 0101a a 32089 3 er:religion andthecriticalmind tr 0500-0615pm bowler J rs 0101a b 32091 3 er:religion andthecriticalmind tF 1230-0145pm Forman J rs 0101a c 32092 3 er:religion and the critical mind tF 0200-0315pm mehta s rs 0101a d 32093 3 er:religion and the critical mind tF 1230-0145pm mehta s rs 0101b a 31439 3 er: asian religions tF 0800-0915am valentine J Wdivrs 0101b b 32094 3 er: asian religions tF 1100-1215pm valentine J Wdivrs 0101c a 31437 3 er:commonQuestionstradresponse mr 1100-1215pm dewan m rs 0101c b 31438 3 er:commonQuestionstradresponse mr 0200-0315pm sabella J rs 0101c c 31440 3 er:commonQuestionstradresponse mr 0800-0915am nguyen m rs 0101c d 31441 3 er:commonQuestionstradresponse mr 0930-1045am nguyen m rs 0101c e 32096 3 er:commonQuestionstradresponse mWr 0800-0850am slotemaker J rs 0101c F 32097 3 er:commonQuestionstradresponse mr 0930-1020am slotemaker J W 0900-0950am rs 0101d a 31442 3 er:religion incomparativeKey tWF 0800-0850am Hannafey F rs 0101d b 31443 3 er:religion incomparativeKey tF 0930-1020am Hannafey F cLrc W 0900-0950am cLrcrs 0101d c 31444 3 er:religion incomparativeKey mr 0930-1020am thiel J W 0900-0950am rs 0101d d 31445 3 er:religion incomparativeKey mr 1100-1150am thiel J W 1200-1250pm rs 0101d e 31446 3 er:religion incomparativeKey mr 0330-0420pm thiel J W 0400-0450pm rs 0201 a 31601 3 Hebrew bible/old testament tF 1100-1215pm manglaviti L

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ReLiGioUs sTUdies (continued)

Course section CRN Credits Title day Time Professor special Notes rs 0209 a 31452 3 Jewish interp. of scripture mr 0330-0445pm Prosnit J rs 0218 a 32098 3 Faith after the Holocaust tF 0930-1045am umansky e rs 0230 a 31455 3 introduction to catholicism mW 0500-0615pm staFF rs 0236 a 32100 3 christian Feminist theology mr 0800-0915am dallavalle n usdivrs 0236 b 32101 3 christian Feminist theology mr 1100-1215pm dallavalle n usdiv mr 1100-1215pm cLrcrs 0239 a 32099 3 Laththings:cathbel/Lifeafdeath tF 0930-1045am thiel J rs 0244 a 30403 3 Finding god in all things mr 0330-0445pm deFeo J cLrc mr 0330-0445pm sFJrc mr 0330-0445pm ircrs 0245 a 31459 3 the reformation era mr 1230-0145pm slotemaker J ircrs 0245 b 32102 3 the reformation era mW 0500-0615pm spollett d rs 0257 a 32103 3 Lay Perspec on christian spiri tF 1100-1215pm staFF rs 0270 a 32104 3 introduction to islam mr 0200-0315pm staFF Wdivrs 0280 a 31461 3 Hinduism tr 0500-0615pm valentine J Wdivrs 0280 b 31462 3 Hinduism tr 0630-0745pm valentine J Wdivrs 0299b a 32225 3 spec top: catholic intell trad tF 1230-0145pm Lakeland P “new” rs 0315 a 31451 3 modern Jewish theology W 1100-0130pm umansky e rs 0377 a 32105 3 sufism & islamic spirituality mr 1230-0145pm nguyen m Wdiv

RUssiaN

ru 0111 a 30441 3 elementary russian ii mr 0930-1020am syssoeva e W 0900-0950am ru 0211 a 30442 3 intermediate russian ii mr 1100-1150am syssoeva e W 1000-1050am

RUssiaN & easT eURoPeaN sTUdies (For a complete listing of courses, see page 34)

res 0310 a 30397 3 capstone sem:top rus&east eur mcFadden d res 0395 a 32378 3 internship mcFadden d

soCioLoGY (For Anthropology, see page 12)

so 0011 a 30059 3 introduction to sociology mr 1100-1215pm martorella d so 0011 b 30222 3 introduction to sociology mr 1230-0145pm martorella d so 0011 c 30732 3 introduction to sociology W 0630-0900pm rodrigues r so 0011 ccc 32403 3 introduction to sociology W 0630-0900pm rodrigues r so 0112 a 32036 3 american society mr 0930-1020am schlichting K usdiv W 0900-0950am serL optso 0142 a 31470 3 sociology of the Family tF 0930-1020am Hodgson d W 0900-0950am so 0142 b 31471 3 sociology of the Family tWF 1100-1150am Hodgson d so 0161 a 32037 3 american class structure mr 1230-0145pm brunn r usdivso 0162 a 30243 3 race,gender & ethnic relations mr 0330-0445pm brunn r usdivso 0162 b 32038 3 race,gender & ethnic relations mW 0500-0615pm brunn r usdivso 0169 a 30060 3 Women:Work and sport mr 0200-0315pm rodrigues r usdivso 0171 a 32039 3 criminology mr 0930-1020am rodrigues r W 0900-0950am so 0175 a 30335 3 sociology of Law mr 1100-1150am rodrigues r W 1000-1050am

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soCioLoGY (continued)

Course section CRN Credits Title day Time Professor special Notes so 0184 a 31469 3 Population:birth, death & migr W 0200-0430pm Hodgson d Wdivso 0191 a 30734 3 social changes in dev nations W 1100-0130pm ramlal-nankoe m JuHan Wdivso 0193 a 32040 3 History of social Welfare W 1100-0130pm oliver K so 0222 a 30099 4 methods of research design mr 0800-0915am schlichting K so 0222 b 30735 4 methods of research design mr 0200-0315pm schlichting K so 0228 a 32041 3 classical social theory tF 1230-0145pm ramlal-nankoe m so 0229 a 30733 3 contemporary social theory tF 0200-0315pm ramlal-nankoe m so 0398 a 30061 3 Field Work Placement rodrigues r so 0399 a 31792 3 independent research 201401 schlichting K

sPaNisH

sP 0111 a 32293 3 elementary spanish ii mWr 0430-0520pm castillo J sP 0111 b 32294 3 elementary spanish ii mWr 0530-0620pm castillo J sP 0111 c 32295 3 elementary spanish ii tWF 1100-1150am sarria m sP 0111 d 32296 3 elementary spanish ii tF 0200-0250pm garcia m W 0300-0350pm sP 0111 e 32297 3 elementary spanish ii tF 0330-0420pm garcia m sP 0111 e 32297 3 elementary spanish ii W 0400-0450pm garcia m sP 0111 F 32298 3 elementary spanish ii mWr 0400-0450pm carlucci m sP 0111 g 32299 3 elementary spanish ii mWr 0500-0550pm carlucci m sP 0111 H 32300 3 elementary spanish ii mr 1100-1150am arango-martin m W 1000-1050am sP 0111 i 32301 3 elementary spanish ii mr 1230-0120pm morriberon n W 1200-1250pm sP 0111 J 32302 3 elementary spanish ii tF 0930-1020am sarria m W 0900-0950am sP 0111 K 32303 3 elementary spanish ii mWr 0530-0620pm Pachas b sP 0111 L 32304 3 elementary spanish ii tF 0330-0420pm deLuca a W 0400-0450pm sP 0111 m 32305 3 elementary spanish ii tF 1230-0120pm rigo de alonso v W 0100-0150pm sP 0111 n 32306 3 elementary spanish ii tF 0200-0250pm rigo de alonso v W 0300-0350pm sP 0111 o 32326 3 elementary spanish ii mWr 0200-0250pm morriberon n sP 0111 P 32327 3 elementary spanish ii mWr 0430-0520pm Pachas b sP 0211 a 32307 3 intermediate spanish ii tWF 0800-0850am branson n sP 0211 b 32308 3 intermediate spanish ii tF 0930-1020am tauro a W 0900-0950am sP 0211 c 32309 3 intermediate spanish ii tF 0930-1020am Joosten m W 0900-0950am sP 0211 d 32310 3 intermediate spanish ii tWF 1100-1150am Joosten m sP 0211 e 32311 3 intermediate spanish ii mWr 0200-0250pm arango-martin m sP 0211 F 32312 3 intermediate spanish ii tWF 0800-0850am darrell J sP 0211 g 32313 3 intermediate spanish ii tF 0930-1020am darrell J W 0900-0950am sP 0211 H 32314 3 intermediate spanish ii mr 1100-1150am Pavon g W 1000-1050am sP 0211 i 32315 3 intermediate spanish ii mr 1230-0120pm Pavon g W 1200-1250pm

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sPaNisH (continued)

Course section CRN Credits Title day Time Professor special Notes sP 0211 J 32316 3 intermediate spanish ii tF 1230-0120pm darrell J W 0100-0150pm sP 0211 K 32317 3 intermediate spanish ii tWF 1100-1150am tauro a sP 0211 L 32318 3 intermediate spanish ii tF 1230-0120pm Hernandez i W 0100-0150pm sP 0211 m 32319 3 intermediate spanish ii tF 0330-0420pm Hernandez i W 0400-0450pm sP 0211 n 32431 3 intermediate spanish ii mr 1230-0120pm arango-martin m W 0100-0150pm sP 0225 a 31352 3 spanish & english in contrast mr 1230-0145pm Farrell m sP 0245 a 30270 3 analysis/inter of Hispanic Lit tF 1230-0145pm campos J sP 0251 a 30512 3 spanish civilization & culture mr 1100-1215pm Johnson J sP 0305 a 32328 3 Popular culture in Latin ameri tF 0200-0315pm campos J sP 0311 a 32329 3 glory,splendor,decay-sPgol age tF 1100-1215pm darrell J sP 0353 a 31353 3 spanish american narrative tF 0330-0445pm campos J sP 0381 a 30398 3 coor sem:exit reserach study r 0500-0730pm Johnson J

sTUdio aRT

sa 0010 a 30568 3 Foundation:interpreting self W 0200-0430pm mendelsohn J sa 0011 a 30188 3 Foundation:struct,space&enviro m 1100-0130pm staFF sa 0012 a 30189 3 Foundation:drawing m 0930-1200pm yarrington K sa 0107a a 31765 3 spec Wkshp studio:creating spc r 1100-0130pm Ford K sa 0130 a 31500 3 Painting i t 1100-0130pm chamlin-richer s sa 0131 a 32376 3 Photo&digitaltechPrintmaking r 0200-0430pm yarrington K sa 0132 a 30384 3 sculpture i m 0200-0430pm staFF sa 0134 a 30404 3 digital Photography F 0200-0430pm belanger m sa 0134 b 31770 3 digital Photography F 1100-0130pm belanger m sa 0136 a 30385 3 investigation of text & image W 1100-0130pm mendelsohn J sa 0230 a 31501 3 Painting ii t 0200-0430pm chamlin-richer s sa 0231 a 32148 3 Printmaking ii r 0200-0430pm yarrington K sa 0300 a 30117 3 Junior seminar W 1100-0130pm chamlin-richer s sa 0301 a 30154 3 senior seminar W 1100-0130pm yarrington K sa 0302 a 30542 3 independent study 201401 chamlin-richer s sa 0304 a 31854 3 internship 201401 chamlin-richer s

THeaTRe

ta 0011 a 30169 3 introduction to theatre tF 0930-1045am Porter L ta 0030 a 31503 3 acting i mr 0200-0315pm staFF ta 0050 a 30510 3 backstage Fundamentals mr 1100-1215pm schneck K ta 0094 a 30198 1 tF Perf Prac:measure for measu mason J ta 0095 a 30171 1 tF Prod Prac:measure to measu Porter L ta 0120 a 32149 3 american drama mr 1230-0120pm Lomonaco m cLrc, usdivta 0120 a 32149 3 american drama W 1200-1250pm Lomonaco m cLrc, usdivta 0138 a 30201 3 Folk and social dance F 0200-0430pm roth b ta 0210 a 32150 3 theatre in Production mr 0330-0445pm Lomonaco m ta 0255 a 32151 3 advanced theatre design tF 1100-1215pm Leavitt-Learson J “new” ta 0300a a 32265 3 spec top:theatre admn & mgmt tF 1230-0145pm Learson J ta 0395 a 30541 3 internship 201401 Porter L ta 0399 a 30570 3 independent study 201401 Lomonaco m

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womeN, GeNdeR & sexUaLiTY sTUdies (For additional courses besides WS, see page 35)

Course section CRN Credits Title day Time Professor special Notes Ws 0299 a 30589 3 internship 21401 staFF Ws 0301 a 30259 3 Women,gender&secualitycapsem W 1100-0130pm orlando e Ws 0399 a 30590 3 independent study 201401 staFF

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coLLege oF arts and sciences interdisciPLinary Programs

ameRiCaN sTUdies

Course section CRN

aH 165 a 32140as 383 a 32280en 122 a 30756en 125 a 32192en 129 a 32194en 131 a 32206en 131 b 32207en 134 a 32210en 171 a 30759en 231 a 32211en 233 a 32196en 235 a 32212en 264 a 32197en 282 a 31555en 332 a 32200en 334 a 32201en 367 a 32245Ftm 102 a 32156Ftm 204 a 32160Hi 238 a 32234 Hi 238 b 32235

Course section CRN

Hi 244 a 32237Hi 244 b 32238Hi 248 a 32230Hi 263 a 30556Hi 342 a 32244Hr 202 a 30204mu 101 a 30153mu 102 a 31495Po 11 a 30048Po 11 b 30049Po 118 a 30491Po 153 a 30382Po 162 a 32228Po 166 a 30558so 112 a 32036so 161 a 32037so 162 a 30243so 162 b 32050so 169 a 30060ta 120 a 32149

asiaN sTUdies

aH 12 a 30350aH 12 b 30378an 301 a 30536an 310 a 30620ci 111 a 30428ci 211 a 30429ci 252 a 30722co 241 a 32029ec 120 a 32334ec 235 a 31485en 119 a 30726

Hi 285 a 32240Hi 285 b 32241Hi 367 a 32245Ja 111 a 30439Ja 211 a 30440Po 145 a 32229rs 101b a 31439rs 101b b 32094rs 280 a 31461rs 280 b 31462

BLaCk sTUdies

aH 12 a 30350aH 12 b 30378aH 165 a 32140en 264 a 32197Hi 238 a 32234Hi 238 b 32235Hi 239 a 32236Hi 342 a 32244

Hi 263 a 30556mu 101 a 30153mu 122 a 32143mu 122 b 32144Po 153 a 30382so 162 a 30243so 162 b 32038

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CaTHoLiC sTUdies

Course section CRN

bi 96 a 32074en 100 b 32209en 115 a 32191en 161 a 30884en 319 a 32199Hi 215 a 31424Hr 202 a 30203PH 223 a 32180PH 304 a 32187

Course section CRN

Po 147 a 31336rs 230 a 31455rs 239 a 32099rs 244 a 30403rs 245 a 31459rs 245 b 32102rs 257 a 32103rs 299 b 32225

CLassiCaL sTUdies

cL 106 a 32249cL 116 a 30326cL 116 b 32372cL 127 a 32250

cL 325 a 32251en 106 a 32190en 127 a 32193La 211 a 30532

edUCaTioNaL sTUdies

ed 200 a 30586ed 241 a 30300ed 329 a 30031

ed 350 a 30192enW 317 a 31759

eNViRoNmeNTaL sTUdies

ae 284 a 30026ae 284 b 30028ae 284 c 31568ay 175 a 32045bi 74 a 30675bi 76 a 30676bi 364 a 32080 bi 372 a 32082

bu 220 a 30287cH 76 a 31524cH 85 a 32088ec 120 a 32334Po 131 a 30674Po 131 b 32227ev 298 a 30407 ev 299 a 30408

iNTeRNaTioNaL sTUdies

THeoRY CoURses

ae 293 a 30776ec 233 a 30449ec 235 a 31485

mg 350 a 32066Po 12 a 30050so 191 a 30734

aPPLied CoURses

ay 152 a 32042co 241 a 32029ec 120 a 32334Hi 270 a 32246Hi 285 a 32240Hi 285 b 32241iL 151 a 31565iL 280 a 30728

iL 298 a 30454Lac 300 a 30263mg 360 a 31578mg 390 a 32067Po 131 a 30674Po 131 b 32227Po 147 a 31336

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iRisH sTUdies

Course section CRN

en 161 a 30884en 319 a 32199

Course section CRN

Hi 215 a 31424Po 147 a 31336

iTaLiaN sTUdies

cL 116 a 30326cL 116 b 32372Hi 213 a 30555it 289 a 32324it 211 a 30435it 211 b 30436

it 211 c 30437it 211 d 30438it 211 e 30724it 211 F 30725it 255 a 32325

JUdaiC sTUdies

en 134 a 32210Hi 214 a 32232Hi 342 a 32244rs 101c a 31437

rs 201 a 31601rs 209 a 31452rs 218 a 32098rs 315 a 31451

LaTiN ameRiCaN & CaRiBBeaN sTUdies

ec 120 a 32334ec 235 a 31485en 282 a 31555Lac 300 a 30263

mu 122 a 32143so 191 a 30734sP 305 a 32328sP 353 a 31353

PeaCe & JUsTiCe sTUdies

ae 276 a 30559ae 284 a 30026ae 284 b 30028Hi 270 a 32246iL 51 a 30585iL 51 b 31820PH 260 a 31398PH 260 b 31399PH 260 c 32181PH 260 d 32182

PH 260 e 32183PH 260 F 32184PJ 398 a 30191Po 130 a 31340Po 130 b 31819Po 147 a 31336Po 153 a 30382so 161 a 32037so 162 a 30243so 162 b 32038

RUssiaN & easT eURoPeaN sTUdies

Hi 275 a 32247res 310 a 30397res 395 a 32378

ru 111 a 30441ru 211 a 30442

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womeN, GeNdeR & sexUaLiTY sTUdies

Course section CRN

co 246 a 32030co 246 b 32031en 171 a 30759en 235 a 32212Hi 263 a 30556iL 151 a 31565ns 314 b 32219ns 314 s 31604Po 153 a 30382rs 236 a 32100

Course section CRN

rs 236 b 32101so 142 a 31470so 142 b 31471so 162 a 30243so 162 b 30238so 169 a 30060Ws 299 a 30589Ws 301 a 30259Ws 399 a 30590

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doLan scHooL oF business

aCCoUNTiNG


ac 0011 a 30769 3 intro to Financial accounting tr 0500-0615pm cassidy K ac 0011 aaa 32044 3 intro to Financial accounting tr 0500-0615pm cassidy K Pt, certac 0011 b 32051 3 intro to Financial accounting tr 0630-0900pm cassidy K ac 0012 a 32045 3 intro to management accounting mr 1100-1215pm bloch r ac 0012 b 32046 3 intro to management accounting mr 1230-0145pm bloch r ac 0012 c 32047 3 intro to management accounting mr 0330-0445pm bloch r ac 0012 d 30771 3 intro to management accounting mr 0800-0915am coyne m ac 0012 e 30133 3 intro to management accounting mr 0930-1045am coyne m ac 0012 F 30280 3 intro to management accounting mr 1230-0145pm coyne m ac 0012 g 30285 3 intro to management accounting tF 1100-1215pm drusbosky J ac 0012 H 30443 3 intro to management accounting tF 0200-0315pm drusbosky J ac 0012 i 30770 3 intro to management accounting tF 0330-0445pm drusbosky J ac 0012 J 30286 3 intro to management accounting tF 1230-0145pm Kardos a ac 0012 K 30283 3 intro to management accounting tF 0800-0915am Pruslin F ac 0012 L 30284 3 intro to management accounting tF 0930-1045am Pruslin F ac 0012 m 30253 3 intro to management accounting mr 0200-0315pm van Hise J ac 0012 n 31573 3 intro to management accounting mr 0330-0445pm van Hise J ac 0203 a 30220 3 intermediate accounting i m 0630-0900pm yost s ac 0203 aaa 32048 3 intermediate accounting i m 0630-0900pm yost s Pt, certac 0204 a 30046 3 intermediate accounting ii tF 0930-1045am Peck m ac 0204 b 30100 3 intermediate accounting ii tF 1100-1215pm Peck m ac 0204 c 30444 3 intermediate accounting ii tF 1230-0145pm Peck m ac 0265 a 30772 3 accounting information systems F 0800-1030am brenner s ac 0310 a 30232 3 advanced accounting m 0630-0900pm ebrahim a ac 0310 aaa 30502 3 advanced accounting m 0630-0900pm ebrahim a Pt, certac 0310 b 30352 3 advanced accounting mr 0930-1045am ebrahim a ac 0310 c 32049 3 advanced accounting mr 1100-1215pm ebrahim a ac 0320 a 32050 3 cost management mr 1230-0145pm bradford b ac 0320 b 30584 3 cost management mr 0200-0315pm bradford b ac 0330 a 30344 3 auditing r 0630-0900pm glinka d ac 0330 aaa 30365 3 auditing r 0630-0900pm glinka d Pt, certac 0330 b 31574 3 auditing mr 0930-1045am caster P ac 0343 a 30360 3 Federal income taxation i tF 1230-0145pm mettler K ac 0344 a 31575 3 ind tax: socioeconomic applict mr 0800-0915am d’agostin J usdiv, serLac 0345 a 30131 3 Federal income taxation ii t 0630-0900pm mettler K ac 0345 aaa 32052 3 Federal income taxation ii t 0630-0900pm mettler K Pt, certac 0391 a 30478 3 internship 201401 rupp t ac 0392 a 30472 3 accounting internship 201401 rupp t

BUsiNess

bu 0211 a 30254 3 Legal environment of business t 0630-0900pm mcevoy s bu 0211 aaa 31584 3 Legal environment of business t 0630-0900pm mcevoy s Ptbu 0211 b 30255 3 Legal environment of business W 0630-0900pm mcevoy s bu 0211 c 30256 3 Legal environment of business mr 1100-1215pm strauss d bu 0211 d 30257 3 Legal environment of business mr 1230-0145pm strauss d bu 0211 e 32057 3 Legal environment of business tF 0500-0615pm Hillgen-santa J bu 0220 a 30287 3 environmental Law & Policy W 0200-0430pm mcevoy s

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BUsiNess (continued)

Course section CRN Credits Title day Time Professor special Notes bu 0312 a 30134 3 Law of bus organ & Fin trans m 0630-0900pm mcevoy s bu 0391 a 31583 3 seminar in business ethics r 0630-0900pm schmidt d bu 0391 aaa 31596 3 seminar in business ethics r 0630-0900pm schmidt d Pt

fiNaNCe

Fi 0101 a 30304 3 intro to Finance mr 0930-1045am Hlawitschka W Fi 0101 b 30305 3 intro to Finance mr 1100-1215pm Hlawitschka W Fi 0101 c 30306 3 intro to Finance mr 0330-0445pm bardos K Fi 0101 d 30307 3 intro to Finance tF 0930-1045am richardson L Fi 0101 e 30308 3 intro to Finance tF 1230-0145pm richardson L Fi 0101 F 32055 3 intro to Finance r 0630-0900pm staFF Fi 0190 a 30345 3 Personal Finance W 0630-0900pm clymer e Fi 0200 a 32056 3 global capital markets mr 1100-1215pm Looby r Fi 0210 a 30132 3 Principles of investment tF 1230-0145pm Zhang y Fi 0210 b 30172 3 Principles of investment tF 0200-0315pm Zhang y Fi 0215 a 30047 3 Financial management mr 1230-0145pm bardos K Fi 0215 b 30190 3 Financial management mr 0200-0315pm bardos K Fi 0240 a 30346 3 international Finance mr 0930-1045am martinez v Fi 0240 b 30361 3 international Finance mr 1230-0145pm martinez v Fi 0310 a 30258 3 Portfolio analysis W 0630-0900pm Koutmos g Fi 0310 aaa 31585 3 Portfolio analysis W 0630-0900pm Koutmos g PtFi 0310 b 30264 3 Portfolio analysis W 1100-0130pm Koutmos g Fi 0330 a 30051 3 case studies in Finance tF 0930-1045am mcdermott J Fi 0330 b 30104 3 case studies in Finance tF 1100-1215pm mcdermott J Fi 0330 c 30233 3 case studies in Finance tF 0200-0315pm mcdermott J Fi 0391 a 30535 3 Finance internship 201401 rupp t Fi 0392 a 30537 3 Finance internship 201401 rupp t Fi 0397 a 31812 3 semi in Finance ind study bardos K

iNTeRNaTioNaL sTUdies (See page 21 and page 33)

iNfoRmaTioN sYsTems

is 0100 a 30234 3 intro to information systems tF 1230-0145pm ozcelik y is 0100 b 30235 3 intro to information systems tF 0330-0445pm ozcelik y is 0100 c 30236 3 intro to information systems mr 0930-1045am vinekar v is 0100 d 30237 3 intro to information systems t 0630-0900pm staFF is 0100 ddd 32127 3 intro to information systems t 0630-0900pm staFF Ptis 0100 e 30238 3 intro to information systems W 0630-0900pm staFF is 0100 eee 32128 3 intro to information systems W 0630-0900pm staFF Ptis 0100 F 32129 3 intro to information systems r 0630-0900pm Krishnamoorthy J is 0100 FFF 32130 3 intro to information systems r 0630-0900pm Krishnamoorthy J Ptis 0135 a 32131 3 intro to business Programing W 0200-0430pm Huntley c is 0210 a 32132 3 mgmt science with spreadsheets mr 0330-0445pm campbell g is 0240 a 32133 3 intro systems design Process mr 0200-0315pm vinekar v serLis 0260 a 32134 3 database systems tF 0200-0315pm Huntley c is 0310 a 32135 3 e-business applications tF 1100-1215pm ozcelik y is 0350 a 32136 3 international inform sys W 1100-0130pm vinekar v serL, Wdiv Jan/nica 1/7-1/15

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maNaGemeNT


mg 0101 a 30309 3 intro to management W 1100-0130pm cavanaugh J mg 0101 b 30310 3 intro to management t 0500-0730pm cavanaugh J mg 0101 bbb 31588 3 intro to management t 0500-0730pm cavanaugh J Ptmg 0101 c 30311 3 intro to management mr 0200-0315pm tromley c mg 0101 d 30347 3 intro to management mr 0330-0445pm tromley c mg 0101 e 30349 3 intro to management tF 0330-0445pm daulerio P mg 0101 F 32058 3 intro to management tF 1230-0145pm vallera b mg 0101 g 32059 3 intro to management tF 0200-0315pm vallera b mg 0235 a 30207 3 managing Human resources tF 0930-1045am solomon n mg 0235 b 30773 3 managing Human resources tF 1100-1215pm solomon n mg 0240 b 32061 3 Leading and managing People tF 1100-1215pm mainiero L mg 0300 a 30312 3 bus strategy global envir mr 1100-1215pm bhattacharya m mg 0300 b 30313 3 bus strategy global envir mr 1230-0145pm giapponi c mg 0300 c 30314 3 bus strategy global envir mr 0200-0315pm giapponi c mg 0300 d 30315 3 bus strategy global envir tF 1230-0145pm sud m mg 0300 e 30389 3 bus strategy global envir tF 0200-0315pm sud m mg 0300 F 32062 3 bus strategy global envir mr 0930-1045am bhattacharya m mg 0303a a 32063 3 top in mgmt:Leading glbl econo tF 0330-0445pm staFF mg 0303b a 32064 3 top ih mgmt-Leadingsport organ W 0700-0930pm doris e mg 0320 a 30155 3 diversity in the Workplace r 0630-0900pm baskin-brooks J usdivmg 0320 aaa 31589 3 diversity in the Workplace r 0630-0900pm baskin-brooks J usdiv, Ptmg 0336 a 32065 3 social entrepreneurship t 0700-0930pm sud m mg 0338 a 31577 3 managing a Family business W 0200-0430pm roseman J mg 0340 a 30239 3 critical issues in management m 0630-0900pm cavanaugh J mg 0340 aaa 31590 3 critical issues in management m 0630-0900pm cavanaugh J Ptmg 0350 a 32066 3 international Law W 1100-0130pm strauss d Wdivmg 0360 a 31578 3 negotiation&dispute resolution t 0500-0730pm solomon n mg 0370 a 31579 3 managing non-Profit organ r 0500-0730pm giapponi c mg 0390 a 32067 3 cross-cultural management mr 0330-0445pm scheraga c Wdivmg 0391 a 30626 3 internship 201401 rupp t mg 0392 a 31863 3 management internship 201401 rupp t

maRkeTiNG

mK 0101 a 30316 3 Principles of marketing mr 1100-1150am Lee-Wingate s W 1000-1050am mK 0101 b 30317 3 Principles of marketing mr 0200-0315pm neal J mK 0101 c 30318 3 Principles of marketing mr 0330-0420pm chaudhuri a W 0400-0450pm mK 0101 d 30319 3 Principles of marketing tF 0930-1045am neal J mK 0101 e 30320 3 Principles of marketing tF 1100-1215pm bose godbole m mK 0101 F 30348 3 Principles of marketing tF 0200-0315pm bose godbole m mK 0101 g 31580 3 Principles of marketing tF 1100-1215pm naderi i mK 0101 H 32053 3 Principles of marketing tF 0330-0445pm neal J mK 0101 i 32054 3 Principles of marketing tF 0200-0315pm naderi i mK 0212 a 30208 3 consumer behavior mr 1100-1215pm chaudhuri a mK 0212 b 30209 3 consumer behavior mr 1230-0145pm chaudhuri a mK 0231 a 30289 3 advertising mr 0930-1045am Lee-Wingate s mK 0231 b 30363 3 advertising mr 1230-0145pm Lee-Wingate s mK 0241 a 30774 3 digital marketing mr 0200-0315pm tarrant P

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mK 0311 a 30210 3 marketing research mW 0500-0615pm cavallo g mK 0311 aaa 31592 3 marketing research mW 0500-0615pm cavallo g PtmK 0311 b 30211 3 marketing research F 0930-1045am micu c t 0930-1045am mK 0311 c 30327 3 marketing research tF 1230-0145pm micu c mK 0312 a 30212 3 global marketing mr 0200-0315pm rajamma r WdivmK 0312 b 30213 3 global marketing mW 0500-0615pm rajamma r WdivmK 0312 bbb 31593 3 global marketing mW 0500-0615pm rajamma r Wdiv mW 0500-0615pm PtmK 0321 a 31740 3 marketing channels W 0200-0430pm naderi i mK 0331 a 31741 3 media strategy mr 0330-0445pm neal J mK 0332 a 30610 3 Public relations m 0630-0900pm Herr P mK 0332 aaa 31594 3 Public relations m 0630-0900pm Herr P PtmK 0341 a 30587 3 brand management W 0630-0900pm cavallo g mK 0341 aaa 31595 3 brand management W 0630-0900pm cavallo g PtmK 0341 b 30775 3 brand management mr 0930-1045am cavallo g mK 0391 a 30469 3 marketing internship 201401 rupp t mK 0392 a 30475 3 marketing internship 201401 rupp t

oPeRaTioNs maNaGemeNT

om 0101 a 30321 3 operations management tF 0930-1045am He J om 0101 b 30322 3 operations management mr 1100-1215pm campbell g om 0101 c 30323 3 operations management mr 1230-0145pm campbell g om 0101 d 30324 3 operations management tF 0200-0315pm He J om 0101 e 30373 3 operations management mr 0200-0315pm Lee P om 0101 F 30470 3 operations management mr 0330-0445pm Lee P om 0101 g 32137 3 operations management t 0630-0900pm Krishnamoorthy J om 0101 ggg 32138 3 operations management t 0630-0900pm Krishnamoorthy J Pt




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eNGiNeeRiNG


eg 0145 a 31615 3 mathematical analysis mr 0830-1045am reckinger s eg 0145 b 31616 3 mathematical analysis mr 0200-0400pm reckinger s eg 0210 a 32252 3 intro to nanosci&nanotech i mr 0930-1045am munden r eg 0391 a 30825 3 senior design Project ii t 0600-0900pm etemad s

eNGiNeeRiNG GRaPHiCs

cd 0211 a 30095 3 engineering graphics i r 0600-0900pm schaer d Pt cd 0211 b 30618 3 engineering graphics i mr 0200-0315pm schaer d cd 0211 c 31631 3 engineering graphics i mr 0330-0445pm schaer d

ComPUTeR eNGiNeeRiNG

cr 0246 a 30833 3 digital electronics design ii F 0600-0900pm cavallo J cr 0320 a 32253 3 network Programming W 0200-0430pm Lyon d cr 0320 b 32254 3 network Programming online Lyon d cr 0332 a 32255 3 biomedical imaging r 0500-0730pm Lyon d cr 0332 b 32256 3 biomedical imaging online Lyon d cr 0382 a 30902 3 ind study in computer engine Lyon d

eLeCTRiCaL eNGiNeeRiNG

ee 0221 a 30339 3 Frequency domain circuit analy mr 0200-0315pm munden r ee 0331 a 30227 3 analog electronics design mr 1100-1215pm denenberg J ee 0331L a 30827 1 analog electronics Lab m 0400-0600pm denenberg J ee 0335 1 31620 3 microelectronics t 0600-0900pm munden r ee 0350 a 32257 3 analog communication systems W 0200-0430pm denenberg J ee 0350 b 32258 3 analog communication systems online denenberg J

meCHaTRoNiCs

mc 0300 a 30149 3 Feedback & control systems t 0600-0900pm munden r mc 0305 a 32281 3 design of mechatronics systems r 0600-0900pm staFF “new”

meCHaNiCaL eNGiNeeRiNG

me 0203 a 30176 3 Kinematics/dynamics W 0600-0900pm roux s Pt me 0203 b 32259 3 Kinematics/dynamics mr 1230-0145pm Zabinski m me 0307L a 30829 1 dynamics systems Lab t 0300-0500pm selsky g me 0307L b 30830 1 dynamics systems Lab t 0600-0800pm selsky g Pt me 0308 1 30518 3 strength of materials r 0600-0900pm Zabinski m Pt me 0308 b 32260 3 strength of materials mr 0200-0315pm Zabinski m me 0318 a 30520 3 Finite element analysis W 0600-0900pm bauer g Pt me 0318 b 32261 3 Finite element analysis W 1100-0130pm mascarenhas b me 0327 a 32262 3 Fracture mechanics W 0600-0900pm mcFadden J me 0342 a 30094 3 applications of thermodynamics tF 0200-0315pm etemad s

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me 0342 b 32263 3 applications of thermodynamics t 0600-0900pm anekwe c Pt me 0347 a 30194 3 Fluid mechanics mr 1100-1215pm reckinger s me 0348L a 30831 1 thermal and Fluid Lab r 0100-0300pm Wojna r me 0348L b 30832 1 thermal and Fluid Lab r 0600-0800pm cupic K Pt me 0362 a 31628 3 turbomachinery mr 0330-0445pm etemad s

maNUfaCTURiNG eNGiNeeRiNG

mF 0240 a 30521 3 computer aided manuf (cam) ii t 0600-0900pm craciun c

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ns 0110 a 30386 3 intro Professional nursing mr 0930-1045am saracino K ns 0112 a 30387 3 Healthcaredeliverysystems mr 0200-0315pm Planas J usdivns 0252 a 30583 3 Health assessment for reg nurs r 0500-0730pm sumpio c ns 0270 a 30223 4 Health assessment t 0400-0540pm Lovanio K ns 0270L b 30780 0 Health assessment Lab t 1130-0250pm staFF ns 0270L c 30781 0 Health assessment Lab W 0800-1120am staFF ns 0270L d 30782 0 Health assessment Lab W 1130-0250pm saracino K ns 0270L e 30783 0 Health assessment Lab m 0600-0920pm Hall d ns 0270L F 30784 0 Health assessment Lab r 0600-0930pm Hall d ns 0272 a 30785 4 geriatric nursing mr 1100-1215pm Kris a cLrc, irc, sFJrcns 0272c b 30787 0 geriatric nursing clinical t 0700-0200pm staFF ns 0272c c 30788 0 geriatric nursing clinical t 0700-0200pm staFF ns 0272c d 30789 0 geriatric nursing clinical W 0700-0200pm murphy m ns 0272c e 30790 0 geriatric nursing clinical W 0700-0200pm staFF ns 0305 a 30786 4 mental Health nursing mr 0930-1045am Phillips K cLrc, irc, sFJrcns 0305c b 30791 0 mental Health nursing clinical t 0700-0200pm Phillips K ns 0305c c 30792 0 mental Health nursing clinical t 0700-0200pm boulton m ns 0305c d 30793 0 mental Health nursing clinical W 0700-0200pm staFF ns 0305c e 30794 0 mental Health nursing clinical W 0700-0200pm starr m ns 0305c F 30795 0 mental Health nursing clinical F 0700-0200pm boulton m ns 0310 a 30245 3 research in nursing mr 1230-0145pm chalykoff g ns 0310 b 32218 3 research in nursing mr 1230-0145pm burrows K ns 0310 s 31643 3 research in nursing tF 0100-0230pm murphy m ns 0312 a 30246 5 Patterns of illness i mr 0800-0915am chaplik s ns 0312c b 30796 0 Patterns of illness i clinical t 0700-0200pm chaplik s ns 0312c c 30797 0 Patterns of illness i clinical t 0700-0200pm bilotta s ns 0312c d 30798 0 Patterns of illness i clinical t 0700-0200pm caserta m ns 0312c e 30799 0 Patterns of illness i clinical t 0700-0200pm Lecardo m ns 0312c F 30800 0 Patterns of illness i clinical W 0700-0200pm collins d ns 0312c g 30801 0 Patterns of illness i clinical W 0200-0900pm caserta m ns 0312c H 30802 0 Patterns of illness i clinical W 0700-0200pm caserta m ns 0312c i 31597 0 Patterns of illness i clinical W 0700-0200pm vu v ns 0314 b 32219 3 nursingWomen&childbearingFmly mr 0930-1045am manister n ns 0314 s 31604 4 nursingWomen&childbearingFmly 0800-0900am Logiudice J sdnu-2ndns 0314c b 30803 0 nsgWom&childbearingFmlyclin W 0700-0200pm staFF ns 0314c c 30804 0 nsgWom&childbearingFmlyclin W 0700-0200pm staFF ns 0314c d 30805 0 nsgWom&childbearingFmlyclin t 0700-0200pm staFF ns 0314c e 30806 0 nsgWom&childbearingFmlyclin t 0700-0200pm burrows K ns 0314c F 31599 0 nsgWom&childbearingFmlyclin W 0700-0200pm staFF sdnu-2ndns 0314c g 31605 0 nsgWom&childbearingFmlyclin m 0700-0200pm Logiudice J sdnu-2ndns 0314c H 31606 0 nsgWom&childbearingFmlyclin W 0300-0900pm Logiudice J sdnu-2ndns 0314c i 31607 0 nsgWom&childbearingFmlyclin m 0700-0200pm staFF sdnu-2ndns 0314c J 31608 0 nsgWom&childbearingFmlyclin m 0700-0200pm Walker c sdnu-2ndns 0314c K 30818 0 nsgWom&childbearingFmlyclin W 1230-0730pm staFF sdnu-2ndns 0321 a 30325 3 Prof nursing:Leadership & man W 0200-0340pm burrows K ns 0321 b 30522 3 Prof nursing:Leadership & man W 0200-0340pm sumpio c ns 0321 c 31798 2 Prof nursing:Leadership & man W 0500-0930pm staFF rnnuns 0323 a 30248 4 nursing of children & Family mr 0200-0315pm o’shea e ns 0323 s 31609 4 nursing of children & Family tF 0945-1245pm o’shea e ns 0323c b 30807 0 nursing of childn&Fam clinical t 0700-0150pm o’connor s

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cert ...............certificate students onlycLrc ...............creative Life residential collegeirc ..................ignatian residential collegeJuHan ............Jesuit Humanitarian action networkPt .....................Pt students onlyrnnu .............rn to bsn nurses serL...................service Learning

serL opt ...........service Learning optionsFJrc ..............service for Justice residential collegesndu ..............second degree nurses sndu-1st ........ second degree nurses-First half of semestersndu-2nd ...... second degree nurses-second half of semester usdiv ...............u.s. diversityWdiv ................World diversity

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ns 0323c c 30808 0 nursing of childn&Fam clinical t 0700-0200pm o’connor s ns 0323c d 30809 0 nursing of childn&Fam clinical W 0700-0200pm schumack P ns 0323c e 30810 0 nursing of childn&Fam clinical W 0700-0200pm schumack P ns 0323c F 31611 0 nursing of childn&Fam clinical m 0700-0200pm staFF sdnu-1stns 0323c g 31612 0 nursing of childn&Fam clinical m 0700-0200pm staFF sdnu-1stns 0323c H 31613 0 nursing of childn&Fam clinical W 0700-0200pm staFF sdnu-1stns 0323c i 30819 0 nursing of childn&Fam clinical s 0700-0200pm staFF sdnu-1stns 0323c J 31637 0 nursing of childn&Fam clinical s 0700-0200pm staFF sdnu-1stns 0323c K 32220 0 nursing of childn&Fam clinical W 0130-0830pm staFF sdnu-1stns 0325 s 30453 5 Patterns of illness ii tF 0800-0915am murphy m ns 0325c b 30820 0 Patterns of illnessii clinical m 0700-0200pm murphy m ns 0325c c 30821 0 Patterns of illnessii clinical W 0700-0200pm avery d ns 0325c d 30822 0 Patterns of illnessii clinical r 0700-0200pm Jean-Pierre K ns 0325c e 30823 0 Patterns of illnessii clinical r 0700-0200pm murphy m ns 0325c F 30824 0 Patterns of illnessii clinical m 0700-0200pm avery d ns 0325c g 32221 0 Patterns of illnessii clinical W 0700-0200pm staFF sdnuns 0330 a 30291 4 Public Health nursing W 1100-0130pm Planas J ns 0330 b 32222 3 Public Health nursing W 1100-0130pm chalykoff g ns 0330 c 32223 4 Public Health nursing W 1100-0130pm chalykoff g Jan nica groupns 0330c d 30813 0 Public Health nursing clinical m 0800-0430pm staFF ns 0330c e 30814 0 Public Health nursing clinical m 0800-0430pm staFF ns 0330c F 30815 0 Public Health nursing clinical t 0800-0430pm chalykoff g ns 0330c g 30816 0 Public Health nursing clinical t 0800-0430pm Planas J serLns 0330c H 30817 0 Public Health nursing clinical r 0800-0430pm staFF ns 0330c i 30812 0 Public Health nursing clinical r 0800-0430pm staFF ns 0330c J 30811 0 Public Health nursing clinical mtWrF 0800-0430pm greiner L Jan/nica 1/9-1/17ns 0330c K 32224 0 Public Health nursing clinical mtWrF 0800-0430pm greiner L Jan/nica 3/21-3/27ns 0332 a 30292 4 trans:ProfnursPractice W 0400-0500pm saracino K ns 0332c b 31638 0 trans:Prof nursg Prac clinical Lovanio K ns 0332c c 31639 0 trans:Prof nursg Prac clinical Lovanio K ns 0332c d 31640 0 trans:Prof nursg Prac clinical iacono s ns 0332c e 31641 0 trans:Prof nursg Prac clinical iacono s ns 0332c F 31642 0 trans:Prof nursg Prac clinical staFF ns 0332c g 31760 0 trans:Prof nursg Prac clinical staFF ns 0332c H 31761 0 trans:Prof nursg Prac clinical staFFns 0356 a 30525 3 transition sem:ProfnursPrac-rn t 0500-0730pm Pomarico c ns 0360 a 30101 3 critical care nursing W 0800-0915am grossman s

Note: NS 323 First seven weeks (1/17-3/7) NS 314 Second seven weeks (3/11-4/29)

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Co 324 – Crisis Communicationthis course discusses key concepts, principles, and best practices of crisis communication. intersections with other areas of the communication field will also be addressed, including public relations and organizational and risk communication. students will understand the role strategic communication, power, stakeholders, and organizational culture play during a crisis. this course analyzes case studies of previous crises and will ask students to provide their own plans and critical assessments of recent crises. (Prerequisite: Junior or senior status) three credits.

Co 332 – Children as media Consumersthis course aims to provide a forum for advanced communication students to explore the patterns of children’s media consumption, focusing primarily on children’s use of the so-called “screen media” (television, video games, and the internet), and to investigate the multi-faceted consequences—both positive and negative, social and individual—of children’s media consumption. students will draw upon contemporary theories of communication to assess the content of children’s media and its “effects” on children as a particular segment of the audience. students will develop an informed understanding of children as media consumers, advocating for the production of “quality” content in children’s media. (Prerequisite: co 130) three credits.

Co 333 – News media and democracythe news media play an essential role in changing america and the world – by bridging theory with practice, this course aims to equip students to become critical news consumers with a skilled understanding of how that works and politically literate about the big issues of our time. through classic scholarly reflections as well as contemporary punditry, we will tackle the news media “critically” across three dimensions: learning about its indispensible function in mediating politics and democracy throughout history and today; studying and practicing the craft of opining writing and social advocacy; and evaluating and critiquing the performance of the press in these matters. (Prerequisite: co 130) three credits.

eN 100B – special Topics: modern Catholic authorsthis course surveys some significant catholic authors from the pre-modern through the post-modern periods, generally known as the “modern” era, when new literary techniques and bold subject matter emerged as important expressions in literature. students will read catholic authors for their contributions to the often radical evolution of literary genres. the survey begins with the poetry of gerard manley Hopkins and proceeds through selected fiction of James Joyce, Flannery o’connor, J.r.r. tolkien, and cormac mccarthy – all pioneers in their development of catholic thought, including alternative and critical views of the teachings and practices of the church. (Prerequisites: en 11 and en 12, or equivalent) three credits.

eN 134 – 20th Century Jewish american Literaturestorytelling is central to Jewish identity and search for meaning, from the old testament to graphic novels and comic books about Jewish life and culture after the Holocaust. twentieth-century american Jewish writing strongly influenced tv, film, broadway, social justice movements and more, reaching out to the widest range of american audiences. this course surveys american Jewish literature’s use of yiddish and Jewish ethnic and historical sources to produce lasting and relevant american prose, drama, poetry, and film. (Prerequisite: en 12 or equivalent and sophomore-level status) three credits.

eN 231 – early american Literaturea study of the origins of literature of the americas with an emphasis on the Puritans and early republic through 1830. We begin with the oral history of native americans and the literature of colonization and exploration. We also explore the rich tradition of spiritual autobiography, poetry, narrative history, and sermons among the Puritans. turning to the eighteenth-century, we examine captivity narratives and democratic writing of the revolutionary period, with an emphasis on the impact of the slave trade, colonization, independence, and contemporary issues of the post-colonial period. (Prerequisite: en 100-level course or equivalent) three credits.

eN 235 – studies in american Literature: edith wharton and Her Circlea study of fiction by american realist edith Wharton in the context of her peers, including writers she read and those she inspired. While Wharton serves as a focal point, the course also examines the works and ideas of such influential figures as balzac, Flaubert, maupassant, chekhov, James, crane, dreiser, and Freeman, as well as adaptations of Whartonian themes by such novelists as Larsen, bushnell, von Ziegesar and tóibín. topics include the social construction of “whiteness,” the art of social climbing, turn-of-the-century gender crises involving masculinity and the new Woman, and the social and cultural transformations wrought by the modern city. (Prerequisite: 100-level english literature class, or permission of instructor) three credits.

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eNw 399 – advanced Portfolio workshopenglish 399 is a capstone course for creative Writing concentrators who want to work on longer creative projects (novel, memoir, collection of short stories, essays, or poems; or some combination thereof). the course will be run as a workshop class, with students submitting creative work in one (or more) of the three genres, to be read and critiqued by the faculty member and students. students can expect to submit a minimum of 50 pages of prose or 30 pages of poetry or some equivalent of the two. students will also be required give a final public reading of their work during the semester. (Prerequisites: enW 302, enW 305, or enW 306) three credits.

fTm 106G – film Genres (H): disaster and apocalyptic filmsthis section of Film genres will study the history of representing disasters in commercial and independent american movies. We will begin with the silent feature the Wind, then several films from 1930-50, such as King Kong and the Flesh and the devil, and on to the 1970s when the genre dominated at the box office and gave panicked voice to the wider culture’s “crisis in confidence.” Jaws, towering inferno, the Poseidon adventure and earthquake also helped usher in technological and industrial changes that change the look feel and business of commercial films. the course will end with a look at how the 20th century disaster film bled into 21st century apocalyptic anxieties and fantasies that led to one movie news headline to declare, “these days the end is always near,” including the post-apocalyptic Hunger games. this course satisfies an elective for Ftm majors, a history/analysis requirement for minors, and a history requirement for vPa core. three credits; may be taken twice. (Previously Fm 200 – Film genres.) three credits.

fTm 107C – Television Genres: sitcoms (H)this section of television genres will focus on television genre theory applied to the history of american television comedy. as we learn the foundational generic conventions of situation comedy, we will also explore comic subgenres associated with what we might call the “postmodern turn” in comic television programming. these include, among others, transgressive comedy, squirm comedy, and sex-coms. self-referential, genre-bending, visually and aurally dense, many of today’s television comedies highlight post-modern aesthetics that frequently put traditional storytelling techniques through the blender and splatter their effects in unconventional ways. We will look at television programming from a range of perspectives, including television comedy as art form, cultural commodity, political critique, and social commentary. We will consider the aesthetic and thematic developments of contemporary television comedies especially in comparison to traditional historical television comedies. through lectures, readings, screenings, discussions, student presentations, and written reflections, students will learn about the relationship between structural and generic changes, comedic effect, and narrative strategy with the primary purpose of understanding the history of television comedy, its subgenres, and the cultural moment of ‘now.’ this course may be taken twice, is an elective history/analysis course for majors and minors in the Ftm program, and fulfills a history vPa core requirement. no prerequisites. (Ftm majors and minors – fulfills requirement for history/analysis course) three credits.

Hi 248 – autobiography in early america: writing the selfthis multi-disciplinary course will introduce the students to the various aspects of mechatronics systems; from concept generation phase to implementation. an introduction to sensors, actuators, signal conditioning, data acquisition, and Lab view programming will be presented through lectures and lab sessions. at the end of the semester, the students will define specifications for a mechatronics system, lay out alternative solutions, select the optimal design using a design matrix, and execute implementation. Prerequisites: ee213 or equivalent.

mC305 – design of mechatronics systemsthis course examines human computer interaction and evaluates various user interfaces, especially as they apply to the health care environment. topics include data visualization, evidence-based systems and tools (such as Pubmed, uptodate), and data warehouse design with an emphasis on healthcare. (Prerequisite: sW 232 or instructor’s permission) three credits.

PH 230 – Philosophy of self and subjectivityin 446 bce the greek poet Pindar, crafted this line: “What is someone? What is someone not? a person is the dream of a shadow.” What does it mean to be a self or a subject? While most people would claim to know themselves, it is not always entirely clear what a ‘self’ is. this course examines the development and parameters of the self and subjectivity through the lens of major philosophical figures. First using a historical approach, then applying methods from contemporary schools of thought, the course investigates the self as both an anchor of security and source of complexity. (Prerequisite: PH 101) three credits.

PY 321 – The social Psychology of Human Potentialthis seminar challenges conventional wisdom that psychological processes propel people toward animosity, violence, and suffering and away from compassion, cooperation, and flourishing. as such, the course focuses as much on humans’ positive potentialities as on our negative potentialities, and will devote as much attention to psychological approaches to building healthy communities/individuals as to approaches aimed at understanding social strife and psychological suffering. We will take a broad approach, exploring current research in social, evolutionary, and developmental psychology as well as related work in biology, philosophy, and economics. open to senior and junior psychology majors with permission of instructor. three credits.

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Rs 299 – special Topics: Catholic intellectual Traditionthe purpose of this course is to bring students to an understanding of the characteristically catholic ways of engaging the world intellectually. students will be led to examine and understand ideas of symbol, analogy and sacrament, and will come to an appreciation of central catholic motifs such as theology s “faith seeking understanding,” the synthesis of faith and reason, and the peculiarly catholic expression of christian humanism. they will study the origins of catholicism’s distinctive mode of thinking as expressed in the work of catholic philosophers and intellectuals, and they will see the vision concretized in a number of creative works. they will study some of the challenges to the integrity of the tradition from feminist and non-Western critiques, and they will explore some of the ways in which the tradition, modified by these critiques, offers constructive ways of engaging contemporary social problems. (Prerequisite: rs 101) three credits.

sw 381 – Human Computer interfacethis course examines human computer interaction and evaluates various user interfaces, especially as they apply to the health care environment. topics include data visualization, evidence-based systems and tools (such as Pubmed, uptodate), and data warehouse design with an emphasis on healthcare. (Prerequisite: sW 232 or instructor’s permission) three credits.

Ta 300a – special Topics: Theatre administration and managementWhen asked about a theatre event, we usually think of actors performing for an audience. yet, there is a multitude of essential factors behind the production. on the management side, there is the lynchpin of the production: the stage manager, making sure that the show runs smoothly. on the administration side, there are other issues: What is the overriding purpose of the theatre company? Where did the money come from? Who controls the theatre space? How does the audience learn about the production? this course introduces the numerous managerial and administrative matters that are necessary for theatre production. no prerequisites. three credits.

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Published by:university registrar’s office

aloysius P. Kelley centerFairfield universityFairfield, ct 06824

11/01/13

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SPRING 2014 - fairfield.edusPring 2014 courses during advising week, the academic chair of each residential college will contact the members of that college about the pre-registration