Introduction to University Life

• ASC 101 Introduction to University Life
• BUS 101 Introduction to University Life
• ESC 100 New Student Orientation
• HON 101 Introduction to Honors

Writing/Composition

• ENG 101 College Writing I (4)
• ENG 102 College Writing II (3)
  or one of these equivalent courses:
  • ENG 102H Honors College Writing II (3)
  • ENG 240 Introduction to Poetry (4)
  • ENG 240H Honors Introduction to Poetry (4)
  • ENG 241 Introduction to Fiction and Drama (4)
  • ESC 102 Technical Writing & Professional Communication (3) Effective Spring 2009
  • MCE 102 Technical Writing & Professional Communication (2)
  • MUS 113 Writing about Music (2)
  • UST 102 Professional Writing (3)

Mathematics/Quantitative Literacy

Option 1:

• MTH 116 Foundations of Quantitative Literacy
  
• MTH 117 Mathematical Applications in the Real World

Option 2 (6 credits from the following) :

• MTH 116 Foundations of Quantitative Literacy
  
• MTH 117 Mathematical Applications in the Real World
• MTH 128 Mathematics for Elementary and Middle School Teachers II
  
• MTH 129 Mathematics for Elementary and Middle School Teachers III
• MTH 147 Statistical Concepts with Applications
• MTH 151 Mathematical Concepts 1a
• MTH 152 Mathematical Concepts 1b
• MTH 153 Mathematical Concepts 1c
• MTH 154 Mathematical Concepts 2a
• MTH 155 Mathematical Concepts 2b
• MTH 156 Mathematical Concepts 2c
• MTH 167 Precalculus Mathematics I
• MTH 168 Precalculus Mathematics II
• MTH 181 Calculus I
• MTH 181H Honors Calculus I
• MTH 182 Calculus II
• MTH 182H Honors Calculus II
• MTH 247 Applied Statistics
• MTH 328 Geometry for Middle School Teachers
• MTH 329 Data Analysis and Probability for Middle School Teachers
• OMS 201 Business Statistics I
• OMS 202 Business Statistics II

Option 3:

• 1 course (or 3 credits) from Option 1 or Option 2 above
  Plus;
• 1 of the following:
  • Sociology: SOC 354 Quantitative Sociological Research
  • Urban Studies: UST 404 Urban Data Analysis

Natural Sciences

• Biology
  • BIO 100 The Living World (3) with 109 Biological Diversity Laboratory (1) Effective Spring 2009
  • BIO 102 Human Genetics, Reproduction, and Development (3) Effective Spring 2009 with 107 Human Biology Laboratory (1)
  • BIO 104 The Brain (3) Effective Spring 2009 with 107 Human Biology Laboratory (1)
  • BIO 106 with 107 Human Biology in Health and Disease (3); Human Biology Laboratory (1) (lab)
  • BIO 108 Environmental Ecology (3)(not a lab)
  • BIO 109 Biological Diversity Laboratory (2 Fall 2008; 1 after that) (lab)
  • BIO 200 with 201 Introductory Biology I (3); Introductory Biology Laboratory I (1)(lab)
  • BIO 202 with 203 Introductory Biology II (3); Introductory Biology Laboratory II (1)(lab)
• Chemistry
  • CHM 151 with 156 Chemistry Around Us (3); Chemistry Around Us Laboratory (1)(lab)
  • CHM 251 with 256 College Chemistry I (3); College Chemistry Laboratory I (1)(lab)
  • CHM 252 with 257 College Chemistry II (3); College Chemistry Laboratory II (1)(lab)
  • CHM 261 with 266 General Chemistry I (4); General Chemistry Laboratory I (1)(lab)
  • CHM 262 General Chemistry II (4) with with either 267 General Chemistry Laboratory II (1)(lab) or 278 REEL General Chemistry Laboratory (2)(lab)
  • CHM 262H with 267H Honors General Chemistry (4); Honors General Chemistry Laboratory (2)(lab) 
• Environmental Science
  • EVS 206 Introduction to Environmental Science (4)(no lab)
• Environmental Studies
  • ENV 259 Natural History of the Cleveland Area (4) (course includes a lab)
• Geology
  • GEO 100 with 101 Introductory Geology (3); Introductory Geology Laboratory (1)(lab)
  • GEO 124 Beyond Google Earth (The Science of Looking at the Place We Live) (4)(course includes a lab) 
• Physics
  • PHY 101 with 103 The Flying Circus of Physics: Motion and Heat (3); The Flying Circus of Physics Laboratory (1)(lab)
  • PHY 102 with 103 The Flying Circus of Physics: Sound and Light (3); The Flying Circus of Physics Laboratory (1)(lab)
  • PHY 115 Physics, Technology and Society (3)(no lab)
  • PHY 116 Energy and Society Lab (1) Effective Fall 2009
  • PHY 201 with 200 Astronomy: Stars and Galaxies (3); Astronomy Laboratory (1)(lab)
  • PHY 202 with 200 Astronomy: Planets, Asteroids and Comets (3); Astronomy Laboratory (1)(lab)
  • PHY 221 College Physics I (5)(course includes a lab)
  • PHY 222 College Physics II (5)(course includes a lab)
  • PHY 231 College Physics I – Biomedical Applications (4)(course includes a lab)
  • PHY 232 College Physics II – Biomedical Applications (4)(course includes a lab)
  • PHY 241 University Physics I (5)(course includes a lab)
  • PHY 242 University Physics II (5)(course includes a lab)
  • PHY 243 University Physics I (5)(course includes a lab)
  • PHY 243H University Physics I (Honors) (5)(course includes a lab)
  • PHY 244 University Physics II (5)(course includes a lab)
  • PHY 244H University Physics II (Honors) (5)(course includes a lab) 
• Sciences College
  • SCI 220 Science as a Way of Thinking (4)(no lab)  
• Urban Studies
  • UST 259 Natural History of the Cleveland Area (4)(course includes a lab)
  • UST 289 Physical Geography (4)(no lab)

Social Sciences

• Anthropology
  • ANT 101 Human Biocultural Evolution (4)
  • ANT 102 Study of Culture (4)
  • ANT 120 Introduction to Language and Linguistics (4)
  • ANT 153 Introduction to African Culture (4): Africa
  • ANT 227 Power, Authority and Society in Nonwestern Communities (4)
  • ANT 260 Language, Culture and Society (4)
  • ANT 275 Ancient Mysteries (4): Africa, Latin America, Asia, Middle East
• Communication
  • COM 101 Principles of Communication (4)
  • COM 211 Communicating in Personal Relationships (4)
  • COM 226 Mass Media and Society (4)
  • COM 231 Evolution of Mass Media (4)
• Economics
  • ECN 201 Principles of Macroeconomics (3)
  • ECN 202 Principles of Microeconomics (3)
  • ECN 230H Game Theory & Social Sciences (4)
• Engineering Science
  • ESC 282 Engineering Economy (3) Effective Spring 2009
• Health Education
  • HED 210 Personal Health (3) Effective Spring 2009
• Health Science
  • HSC 180 Introduction to Gerontology (3) (Cross-listed with PSY 180)
• History
  • HIS 227 Power, Authority, and Society in Nonwestern Communities (4): Africa, Latin America, Asia, Middle East (Cross-listed with PSC 227)
• Linguistics
  • LIN 120 Introduction to Language and Linguistics (4)
  • LIN 260 Language, Culture, and Society (4)
• Nursing
  • NUR 180 ??? (3) Effective Spring 2009
• Political Science
  • PSC 111 American Government (4)
  • PSC 221 Comparative Politics (3)
  • PSC 227 Power, Authority, and Society in Nonwestern Communities (4): Africa, Latin America, Asia, Middle East (Cross-listed with HIS 227)
  • PSC 231 International Politics (4)
• Psychology
  • PSY 101 Introduction to Psychology (4)
  • PSY 180 Introduction to Gerontology (3) (Cross-listed with HSC 180)
  • PSY 220 Child Development (3)
  • PSY 221 Adolescent Psychology (3)
• Social Work
  • SWK 200 Introduction to Social Work (3) Effective Fall 2009
  • SWK 201 Contemporary Social Welfare (3) Effective Fall 2009
• Sociology
  • SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology (3)
  • SOC 203 Sociology of Poverty (3)
  • SOC 210 Introduction to Sociology of the Third World (3): Africa, Latin America, Asia, Middle East
  • SOC 211 American Culture and Society (3)
  • SOC 220 Introduction to Globalization (3) Effective Fall 2009
  • SOC 250 Introduction to Criminology (3)
  • SOC 260 Deviance in the United States (3)
  • SOC 280H Science, Technology and Society (4)
• Speech and Hearing
  • SPH 229 Speech and Language Development (3)
• Urban Studies
  • UST 200 Introduction to Urban Studies (4)
  • UST 240 Democracy and the City (4)
  • UST 242 Introduction to Urban Real Estate and Public Finance (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • UST 290 Urban Geography (4)

Arts and Humanities

• Anthropology
  • ANT 103 Ancient Civilizations (4): Effective Spring 2009
• Arabic
  • ARB 274 Introduction to the Middle East (4): Middle East
• Art
  • ART 140 The Art of the Comic (4): Effective Spring 2009
  • ART 252 Introduction to Early Western Art (4): Europe
  • ART 253 Introduction to Western Art since 1400 (4): Europe
  • ART 281 History of Far Eastern Art (4): Asia Effective Spring 2009
• Communication
  • COM 221 Introduction to Film (4)
• Dance
  • DAN 201 Introduction to Dance (3)
  • DAN 212H Dance: Power, Art & Movement (3)
• Dramatic Arts
  • DRA 111 Theatre Appreciation (4)
  • DRA 211 History of the Theatre I (3)
• English
  • ENG 203 Creative Writing: Forms and Techniques (4) Effective Spring 2010
  • ENG 204 Nonwestern Literature (4): Africa, Asia, Latin America Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 206 Literature and American Culture (4)
  • ENG 240 Introduction to Poetry (4)
  • ENG 240H Honors Introduction to Poetry (4)
  • ENG 241 Introduction to Fiction and Drama (4)
  • ENG 241H Writing about Literature: Fiction and Drama - Honors (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 271 Shakespeare and Film (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 280 Classical Literature in Translation (4): Europe
• History
  • HIS 101 Western Civilization I (4): Europe
  • HIS 102 Western Civilization II (4): Europe
  • HIS 110 United States History Survey (4)
  • HIS 111 United States History to 1877 (4)
  • HIS 112 United States History Since 1877 (4)
  • HIS 165 Introduction to Latin American History (4): Latin America
  • HIS 175 Introduction to African History (4): Africa
  • HIS 185 Survey of Middle Eastern History (4): Middle East
  • HIS 195 Introduction to East Asian History (4): Asia Effective Spring 2009
  • HIS 201H Honors Urban America: Last Half of the 20th Century (4)
  • HIS 271 Empire's End: British Asia (4): Effective Spring 2009
  • HIS 271H Empire's End: British Asia (4): Effective Fall 2009
  • HIS 274 Introduction to the Middle East (4): Middle East
• Modern Languages
  • MLA 204 Nonwestern Literature (4): Africa, Latin America, Asia, Middle East
  • MLA 230/330 Gods, Heroes, and Ritual (4) Effective Fall 2009
  • MLA 235 Arabic Film (4): Africa, Asia, Middle East Effective Spring 2009
  • MLA 255 Western European Film (4): Europe Effective Spring 2009
  • MLA 265 Francophone Literature in Translation (4): Africa, Caribbean
  • MLA 280 Women in the Arab World (4) Africa, Asia, Middle East Effective Spring 2009
• Music
  • MUS 111 The Enjoyment of Music (4)
  • MUS 151 Jazz Survey (4)
  • MUS 161 Roots of Rock and Soul (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • MUS 260H The Performing Arts in Cleveland (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • MUS 261H Honors Evolution of Western Popular Music (4)
  • MUS 262 Nonwestern Popular Music (3): Africa, Latin America, Asia, Middle East
  • MUS 263 Black Music of Two Worlds (3): Africa, Latin America
• Philosophy
  • PHL 130 Introduction to Logic (4)
  • PHL 171 Introduction to Philosophy (4)
  • PHL 181 Historical Introduction to Philosophy (4): Europe
  • PHL 211 Morals & Rights (4)
  • PHL 213 Environmental Ethics (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • PHL 213H Environmental Ethics - Honors (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • PHL 215 Engineering Ethics (3)
  • PHL 220 Philosophy, Fantasy, and Science Fiction (4): Europe Effective Spring 2010
  • PHL 240 Health Care Ethics (3)
  • PHL 255 Nonwestern Philosophy (4): Africa, Latin America, Asia, Middle East
  • PHL 261 Ancient Philosophy (4): Europe
  • PHL 262 Medieval Philosophy (4): Europe Effective Spring 2009
  • PHL 263 Early Modern Philosophy (4): Europe
  • PHL 283 Introduction to Ethics (4): Europe
• Political Science
  • PSC 274 Introduction to the Middle East (4): Middle East
• Religious Studies
  • REL 101 Understanding Religion (4): Africa, Latin America, Asia, Middle East Effective Spring 2009
  • REL 227 Science and Belief (3) Effective Spring 2009
  • REL 231 Introduction to the Old Testament (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • REL 232 Jesus and the Gospels (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • REL 233 Paul and the Development of Christianity (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • REL 234 The Later New Testament (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • REL 235H Origins of the Christian Religion - Honors (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • REL 245 Religion in America (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • REL 260 Women and Religion (3) Effective Spring 2009
  • REL 265 Religion and Culture (4) Effective Spring 2009
• Urban Studies
  • UST 250 The City in Film (4) Effective Spring 2009

Social Diversity

African-American courses

• Anthropology
  • ANT 270 African-American Culture (4)
• Communication
  • COM 332 Interracial Communication (4)
• English
  • ENG 207 African American Literature (4)
  • ENG 208 Womanism/Feminism (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 347 Studies in African-American Literature (4) Effective Spring 2009
• History
  • HIS 215 History of African-Americans to 1877 (4)
  • HIS 216 History of African-Americans Since 1877 (4)
  • HIS 302 US Slavery, Abolition, & Politics, 1820-1860 (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • HIS 305 Social Thought of African-Americans (4)
  • HIS 317 Civil War and Reconstruction, 1848 to 1877 (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • HIS 318 Black America and Africa (4)
  • HIS 324 Black Is/Black Ain't: Defining Black America (4)
  • HIS 326 African American History Through Sacred Music (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • HIS 329 Black Resistance in the Jim Crow Era (4) Effective Fall 2009
  • HIS 369 Comparative Emancipation (4) Effective Spring 2009
• Political Science
  • PSC 217 Urban Politics and the African-American Experience (3)
• Public Safety Management
  • PSM 302 Contemporary Urban Issues (4)(Cross-listed with UST 302)
• Religious Studies
  • REL 217 Religion in Black America (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • REL 317 Religious Ethics of Malcolm X and Martin Luther King (4) Effective Spring 2009
• Social Work
  • SWK 150 The Black Experience (3) Effective Fall 2009
• Sociology
  • SOC 215 Black/White Interaction (3)
  • SOC 380 Racial and Ethnic Inequality (4)
• Speech and Hearing
  • SPH 438 Dialect Differences in the Schools (2)
• Urban Studies
  • UST 202 Cleveland: The African-American Experience (4)
  • UST 251 The African-American Image on Film (4)
  • UST 302 Contemporary Urban Issues (4)(Cross-listed with PSM 302)

U.S. Diversity courses

• Anthropology
  • ANT 100 Human Diversity (4)
  • ANT 210 Introduction to Native American Studies (4)
  • ANT 243 Language and Gender (4) Effective Fall 2009
• Communication
  • COM 331 Gender and Communication (4)
• Education
  • EDC 300 Diversity in Educational Settings (3)
• English
  • ENG 210 Native American Literature (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 248 Multicultural Literatures of the United States (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 348 Studies in Multicultural Literature (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 363 Gender Issues in Literature (4) Effective Spring 2009
• History
  • HIS 327 American Sexual Communities and Politics (4)
• Health, Physical Education & Recreation
  • HPR 250 Diversity in Sport (3)
• Health Sciences
  • HSC 305 Culture and Health (3)
  • HSC 344 Social Issues in Health Care (3) Effective Spring 2009
  • HSC 346 Women's Health (3)
• Modern Languages
  • MLA 245 Arabic Resources of Cleveland/Service Learning (1 to 4 variable credits) Effective Spring 2009
• Nonprofit Administration
  • NAD 453 Managing Urban Diversity (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • NAD 455 Gender and Leadership (4)
• Philosophy
  • PHL 253 Philosophy of Feminism (4) Effective Spring 2009
• Political Science
  • PSC 305 Cultural Diversity in U.S. Politics (4)
• Psychology
  • PSY 255 Psychology of Women (4)
• Public Safety Management
  • PSM 453 Managing Urban Diversity (4) Effective Spring 2009
• Sociology
  • SOC 201 Race, Class and Gender (3)
  • SOC 317 Sociology of Gender (4)
• Speech and Hearing
  • SPH 241 Survey of Deaf Culture (4)
• Urban Studies
  • UST 453 Managing Urban Diversity (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • UST 455 Gender and Leadership (4)
• Women's Studies
  • WST 151 Introduction to Women's Studies (4)

Writing Across the Curriculum/Speaking Across the Curriculum (WAC/SPAC)

Writing Courses

• Anthropology
  • ANT 322 Writing About Culture (4) Effective Fall 2009
  • ANT 330 Proposal Writing/Archaeology (2) Effective Fall 2009
  • ANT 353 Cultures Of Africa (4) (when not cross-listed with ANT 153)
• Art
  • ART 353 Islamic Art (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • ART 354 Medieval Art (4) Effective Fall 2009
  • ART 370 American Visual Culture (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • ART 372 Art in the 20th Century (4)
  • ART 495 Art Seminar (4)
• Biology
  • BIO 390 Writing in Biology I (2) Effective Spring 2009
  • BIO 391 Writing in Biology II (1) Effective Spring 2009
• Business Law
  • BLW 411 Business Law & Ethics (3)
• Chemical Engineering
  • CHE 404 Chemical Reactor Design (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • CHE 440 Process Design I (3) Effective Spring 2009
• Chemistry
  • CHM 401 Chemical Information (2)
  • CHM 416 Instrumental Analysis Lab (4)
  • CHM 426 Physical Chemistry Lab I (3)
• Civil and Environmental Engineering
  • CVE 332 Geotechnical Engineering Laboratory (2) Effective Spring 2009
  • CVE 426 Senior Design (2) Effective Spring 2009
• Communication
  • COM 225 Media Writing (4)
  • COM 240 Professional Communication (4) Effective Fall 2009
  • COM 301 Broadcast & New Media Writing (4)
  • COM 320 History of the Moving Image (4)
  • COM 325 Screenwriting (4)
  • COM 326 Advanced Reporting (4)
  • COM 327 Media Criticism (4)
  • COM 328 Specialized Writing (4)
  • COM 405 Electronic Journalism (4)
  • COM 485 Science Writing for the Media (4)
• Dance
  • DAN 212H Dance: Power, Art & Movement (3)
• Dramatic Arts
  • DRA 211 History of the Theatre I (3)
• Education
  • ECE 300 Intro to Early Childhood Education (3)
  • EDB 301 Social Foundations of Education (3)
  • EDB 302 Psychological Foundations of Education (3)
  • EDL 301 Beginning and Intermediate Reading Instruction and Assessment (3)
  • EDL 312 Literature-Based Reading Methods for Children (3)
  • EDM 313 Teaching and Assessing Language Arts in the Middle School (4)
  • EDS 313 Secondary Language Arts Instruction and Assessment (4)
  • ESE 400 Introduction to Special Education (4)
• Economics
  • ECN 450 Economics of Law (4)
  • ECN 485 Economics/Development & Growth (4)
  • ECN 497 Honors Essay (3)
• Electrical and Computer Engineering
  • EEC 414 ??? (?) Effective Spring 2009
• Electronic Engineering Technology
  • EET 411 Power Electronic Systems Lab (1) Effective Spring 2009
  • EET 441 Feedback Control Systems Lab (1) Effective Spring 2009
  • EET 460 Senior Design A (1) Effective Spring 2009
• English
  • ENG 201 Intermediate Expository Writing (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 240 Introduction to Poetry (4)
  • ENG 240H Honors Introduction to Poetry  (4)
  • ENG 241 Intro to Fiction & Drama (4)
  • ENG 241H Writing about Literature: Fiction and Drama - Honors (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 271 Shakespeare and Film (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 301 Advanced Expository Writing (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 307 Style (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 308 Composition Theory for Teachers (4) Effective Fall 2009
  • ENG 331 Studies in Medieval Literature (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 332 Studies in Renaissance Literature (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 334 Studies in 19th-Century British Literature (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 336 Studies in Non-Western Literature (4) Effective Fall 2009
  • ENG 345 Studies in American Literature (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 346 Studies in American Fiction (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 347 Studies in African-American Literature (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 348 Studies in Multicultural Literature (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 350 Studies in Fiction (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 351 Studies in Drama (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 355 Major Themes or Genres (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 363 Gender Issues in Literature (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 364 Popular Culture (4) Effective Fall 2009
  • ENG 370 Chaucer (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 371 Shakespeare I (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 372 Shakespeare II (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 374 Milton (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 375 Major Author (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 382 Canonicity (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • ENG 495 Senior Seminar (4) Effective Spring 2009
• Environmental Studies
  • ENV 435 Environmental Policy and Administration (4)
• French
  • FRN 345 French Civilization from 1870 to the Present (4)
  • FRN 372 Literature Survey II (4) Effective Spring 2009
• General Administration
  • GAD 250 Business Communications (3)
• General Engineering Technology
  • GET 431 Electrical Power, Controls, and Instrumentation Lab (1) Effective Spring 2009
• Health Education
  • HED 460 Foundations of a Coordinated School Health Program (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • HED 475 Nutrition and Physical Activity (3) Effective Spring 2009
• Health Science
  • HSC 426 Functional Performance of Older Adults (3)
  • HSC 439H: Honors Independent Research II (2)
  • HSC 483 Writing in Health Sciences (2)
  • HSC 484 Advanced Research and Writing in Health Sciences (5)
• History
  • HIS 201H Urban America in the Last Half of the 20th Century: Crises/Opportunities/Solutions - Cleveland - Honors (4)
  • HIS 301 American Cultural History, 1865 to the Present (4)
  • HIS 302 US Slavery, Abolition, & Politics, 1820-1860 (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • HIS 304 U.S. Urban History (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • HIS 305 Social Thought of African-Americans (4)
  • HIS 306 History of Ohio (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • HIS 311 Introduction to Public History (4)
  • HIS 312 17th-Century America (4)
  • HIS 313 18th Century America (4) Effective Fall 2009
  • HIS 315 Radicals and Reformers in 19th-Century U.S. (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • HIS 317 Civil War and Reconstruction, 1848 to 1877 (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • HIS 319 History of U.S. Tourism (4) Effective Fall 2009
  • HIS 320 U.S. Foreign Policy Since 1898 (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • HIS 323 Recent American History (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • HIS 326 African American History Through Sacred Music Effective Spring 2009
  • HIS 332 Byzantine History and Civilization (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • HIS 340 Roman Empire (4) Effective Fall 2009
  • HIS 341 Early Middle Ages (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • HIS 342 Late Middle Ages (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • HIS 343 Social History of the Black Death (4)
  • HIS 346 17th- and 18th-Century Europe (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • HIS 351 Social and Economic History of 19th-Century Europe (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • HIS 352 Political History of 19th-Century Europe (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • HIS 353 20th Century Europe, 1914 to the Present (4) Effective Spring 2010
  • HIS 354 European Women's History (4) Effective Fall 2009
  • HIS 364 Caribbean History to 1804: Conquest, Colonization, Slavery, and Revolution (4)
  • HIS 366 Colonial Latin America (4)
  • HIS 367 Modern Latin America (4)
  • HIS 369 Comparative Emancipation (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • HIS 370 World History (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • HIS 374 20th Century China (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • HIS 375 Pre-Colonial Africa to 1800 (4)
  • HIS 376 Modern Africa since 1800 (4)
  • HIS 377 History of Islamic Civilizations (4)
  • HIS 381 Class, Gender and Sexuality in China: 1700-Present (4)
  • HIS 382 Origins and Consequences of Total War (4) Effective Spring 2010
  • HIS 383 The Making of Modern Southeast Asia (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • HIS 386 History of the Middle East to 1798 (4)
  • HIS 387 Modern Middle East (4)
  • HIS 392 History of South Africa since 1900 (4)
  • HIS 400 Local History Seminar (4)
  • HIS 401 History Seminar (4) Effective Spring 2009
• Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
  • IME 480 Engineering Design (3) Effective Spring 2009
  • IME 481 Senior Design (2) Effective Spring 2009
• Marketing
  • MKT 351 Business, Society, and Government (3)
• Management and Labor Relations
  • MLR 465 Management Strategy & Policy (3)
• Mathematics
  • MTH 358 Abstract Algebra (4) Effective Fall 2009
  • MTH 496 Senior Project (4) Effective Spring 2009
• Mechanical Engineering Technology
  • MET 351 Thermal Fluids Lab (2) Effective Spring 2009
  • MET 411 Design of Machine Components Lab (1) Effective Spring 2009
• Nonprofit Administration
  • NAD 410 Proposal Writing and Program Development (4)
• Nursing
  • NUR 200 Stress: A Framework for Professional Nursing (4)
  • NUR 340 Stress: A Framework for Professional Nursing (4)
  • NUR 346 Professional Writing and Communication (2) Effective Spring 2009
  • NUR 360 Nursing Research (2)
  • NUR 408 Preventive Strategies for Nursing in the Community: Home Care (2)
• Philosophy
  • PHL 213H Environmental Ethics - Honors (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • PHL 215 Engineering Ethics (3)
  • PHL 261 Ancient Philosophy (4)
  • PHL 263 Early Modern Philosophy (4)
  • PHL 405 Prominent Philosophers (4)
  • PHL 410 Studies in the History of Philosophy (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • PHL 440 Moral Reasoning & Bioethics (4)
  • PHL 443 Bioethics & the Law (4)
  • PHL 450 Philosophy of Mind (4)
  • PHL 453 Social, Political, and Legal Philosophy (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • PHL 471 Theory of Knowledge (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • PHL 491 Senior Seminar in Philosophy (4) Effective Spring 2010
• Physical Education: Professional
  • PED 330 Motor Learning & Development (4)
  • PED 466 Sport Facility Management (3)
• Physics
  • PHY 243 University Physics I (5) Effective Spring 2009
  • PHY 243H Honors University Physics I (5)
  • PHY 244 University Physics II (5) Effective Spring 2009
  • PHY 244H Honors University Physics II (5)
  • PHY 482 Introduction to Solid State Physics (4) Effective Spring 2009
• Political Science
  • PSC 317 Political Parties & Elections (4) Effective Fall 2009
  • PSC 319 Public Opinion (4) Effective Fall 2009
  • PSC 325 Western European Politics (4) Effective Fall 2009
  • PSC 328 International Political Economy (4) Effective Fall 2009
  • PSC 329 Politics of the European Union (4) Effective Fall 2009
  • PSC 331 United States Foreign Policy (4) Effective Fall 2009
  • PSC 333 Latin American Politics (4) Effective Fall 2009
  • PSC 334 Causes of War (4) Effective Fall 2009
  • PSC 335 East Asian Politics (4) Effective Fall 2009
  • PSC 340 Foundations of Political Thought (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • PSC 341 Modern Political Thought (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • PSC 342 American Political Thought (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • PSC 420 Seminar in American Politics (5) Effective Spring 2009
  • PSC 421 Seminar in Comparative Politics (5) Effective Spring 2009
  • PSC 422 Seminar in International Relations (5)
  • PSC 423 Seminar in Political Theory (5) Effective Spring 2009
• Public Safety Management
  • PSM 302 Contemporary Urban Issues (4)
• Psychology
  • PSY 412 Psychology Laboratory (4)
  • PSY 414 Writing in Psychology (2)
  • PSY 498H Honors Project and Defense (1 to 4 credits) Effective Spring 2009
• Religious Studies
  • REL 235H Origins of the Christian Religion - Honors (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • REL 260 Women and Religion (3) Effective Spring 2009
  • REL 336 Hellenistic and Roman Religions (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • REL 346 Christian Mysticism (4) Effective Spring 2010
  • REL 366 Modern Islamic Movements (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • REL 367 Muslim Relations with Christians and Jews (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • REL 374 Paul and Christian Origins (4) Effective Spring 2010
  • REL 498 Senior Seminar (2) Effective Spring 2009
• Social Work
  • SWK 300 Social Welfare Policy (3) Effective Fall 2009
  • SWK 303 Human Behavior and Social Environments II (3) Effective Fall 2009
• Sociology
  • SOC 203 Sociology of Poverty (3)
  • SOC 280H Science, Technology and Society (4)
  • SOC 305 Urban Sociology (4)
  • SOC 311 Individual and Society (4)
  • SOC 312 Sociology of Mental Illness (4)
  • SOC 313 Sociology of Education (4)
  • SOC 319 Sociology of Religion (4) Effective Spring 2010
  • SOC 342 Sociology of Law (4)
  • SOC 343 Medical Sociology (4)
  • SOC 345 Social Control (4)
  • SOC 349 Women & Crime (4)
  • SOC 383 Political Sociology (4)
  • SOC 388 Sociology of Work and Organization (4)
  • SOC 389 Soc of Non-Western Societies (4)
• Spanish
  • SPN 302 Advanced Spanish:Writing Skill Emphasis (4)
  • SPN 402 Advanced Grammar and Stylistics (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • SPN 483 Studies in Spanish Literature (3)
• Urban Studies
  • UST 202 Cleveland: The African-American Experience (4)
  • UST 251 The African-American Image on Film (4)
  • UST 290 Urban Geography (4)
  • UST 302 Contemporary Urban Issues (4)
  • UST 410 Proposal Writing and Program Development (4)
  • UST 418 Urban Planning (4)
  • UST 420 Urban Design Seminar (4)
  • UST 435 Environmental Policy and Administration (4)
  • UST 458 Urban Policy (4)
  • UST 478 Sacred Landmarks (4)

Speaking Courses

• Anthropology
  • ANT 243 Language and Gender (4) Effective Fall 2009
• Arabic
  • ARB 301 Conversation and Composition (4) Effective Spring 2009
• Communication
  • COM 242 Public & Professional Speaking (3)
• History
  • HIS 271 Empire's End: British Asia (4) Effective Spring 2009
  • HIS 271H Empire's End: British Asia (4): Effective Fall 2009
  • HIS 318 Black America and Africa (4) Effective Fall 2009
  • HIS 329 Black Resistance in the Jim Crow Era (4) Effective Fall 2009
• Spanish
  • SPN 201 Intermediate Spanish (4)
  • SPN 301 Advanced Spanish: Oral Skills Emphasis (4)

Capstone Experience

See advisor for each major.

For all questions please contact Frank Feola, Special Assistant to the Vice Provost at 216.687.9217 or f.feola@csuohio.edu.