Fall Semester 2000 through Summer Semester 2002
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Fall Semester 2000 through Summer Semester 2002
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 | (ACT) Accounting |
| (ANT) Anthropology |
| (ART) Art |
| (BIO) Biology |
| (BLW) Business Law |
| (CHE) Chemical Engineering |
| (CHM) Chemistry |
| (CIS) Computer and Information Science |
| (CLM) Classical and Medieval Studies |
| (COM) Communication |
| (CSC) Career Services |
| (CVE) Civil Engineering |
| (DAN) Dance Program |
| (DBA) Doctor of Business Administration |
| (DRA) Dramatic Arts |
| (ECE) Early Childhood Education |
| (ECN) Economics |
| (EDB) Education Curriculum and Foundations |
| (EDC) Multi-Age Instruction |
| (EDL) Literacy Development and Instruction |
| (EDM) Middle Childhood Education |
| (EDS) Secondary Education |
| (EDU) Doctoral Education |
| (EEC) Electrical and Computer Engineering |
| (EET) Electronic Engineering Technology |
| (ENF) English Translations of Foreign Literatures |
| (ENG) English |
| (ENV) Environmental Studies |
| (ESC) Engineering Science |
| (ESE) Special Education |
| (EST) Specialized Study and Field Experiences |
| (EVS) Environmental Science |
| (FIN) Finance |
| (FRN) French |
| (FST) First College |
| (GAD) General Administration |
| (GEO) Geological Sciences |
| (GER) German |
| (GET) General Engineering Technology |
| (GRK) Greek |
| (HCA) Health Care Administration |
| (HED) Health (HPER) |
| (HIS) History |
| (HPR) Core Curriculum (HPER) |
| (HSC) Health Sciences |
| (IME) Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering |
| (IST) Information Systems |
| (ITN) Italian |
| (LAT) Latin |
| (LAW) Law |
| (LIN) Linguistic Studies |
| (MBA) Master of Business Administration |
| (MCE) Mechanical Engineering |
| (MET) Mechanical Engineering Technology |
| (MKT) Marketing |
| (MLA) Modern Languages |
| (MLR) Management and Labor Relations |
| (MPH) Master of Public Health |
| (MSC) Military Science |
| (MTH) Mathematics |
| (MTT) Math for Engineering Technology |
| (MUA) Applied Music Courses |
| (MUS) Music |
| (NUR) Baccalaureate Nursing Program |
| (OMS) Operations Management and Business Statistics |
| (PAD) Public Administration |
| (PDD) Urban Planning Design and Development |
| (PED) Physical Education - Professional |
| (PES) Physical Education - Service |
| (PHL) Philosophy |
| (PHY) Physics |
| (PSC) Political Science |
| (PSY) Psychology |
| (REC) Recreation |
| (REL) Religious Studies |
| (RUS) Russian |
| (SOC) Sociology |
| (SPH) Speech and Hearing |
| (SPN) Spanish |
| (SWK) Social Work |
| (USA) Urban Services Administration |
| (UST) Urban Studies |
| (WST) Women's Studies |
100- and 200-Level: Lower Division
300- and 400-Level: Upper Division
500-Level and Over: Graduate
Course descriptions in this section are coded as follows:
1. Course abbreviation and number
2. Course title
3. Parenthesized numerals, e.g., (4-0-4), indicate, in order, the classroom hours, the laboratory hours, and the semester credit value of each course
Prerequisites, if any, are indicated in italics at the beginning of the course description. These have been established to assure an adequate and uniform background for students in advanced classes.
Occasionally students may feel they already have the appropriate background for an advanced course because of previous training, transfer credits, or credit by examination. In such cases they must consult the chairperson of the particular department about the advisability of omitting the prerequisite.
The 300- and 400-level courses in the College of Arts and Sciences may not be taken by freshmen except with the written permission of the instructor.