Summer 2008 Course Descriptions

All courses below are approved to be taught in Summer 2008; however, some (or all) may not be offered.  The course numbers that are offered, in either Pre-Session, Summer I or Summer II, are linked to the Schedule of Classes. Classes with alternative delivery modes (Web based, cable TV, correspondence, etc) are noted in the Schedule at the section level.  The complete list below is a good indicator of what may be offered over the next few years (contact department about offerings).  For explanations of course elements see the Key to Course Descriptions.

HNRS 195A -- Leadership: Voices and Vision  (1 unit)
Description:  This interactive colloquium focuses on the subject of leadership. Students will learn to recognize when leadership is a goal, understand how to achieve it and gain confidence in pursuing it. Leadership is defined broadly and the course is aimed to help students become leaders in a variety of contexts, from families to work groups to communities or even on a national level. The leadership tools you develop in this course will also allow you to achieve your own personal goals.  This is a First-Year Colloquium Course.
Grading:  Regular or alternative grades can be awarded for this course: A B C D E or S P C D E.
Usually offered:  Fall, Spring.

HNRS 195B -- Paladins: Engaging Talented Minds  (1 unit)
Description:  This course is designed to aid in Honors students’ transition to the university by strengthening social, academic, and cognitive skills. The goal of the course is to engage students’ enthusiasm and talents in the challenges of university life.  This is a First-Year Colloquium Course.
Grading:  Regular or alternative grades can be awarded for this course: A B C D E or S P C D E.
Usually offered:  Fall.

HNRS 200 -- Thinking Critically About New Media  (3 units)
Description:  This course is an exploration of the contemporary mediascape -- which will largely include new technologies associated with the book and information literacy, but might also reference game technology, the music industry, photography and film, among others -- framed historically through an engagement with technologies of the past (such as the printed book, the 35 mm camera, or the phonograph).
Grading:  Regular grades are awarded for this course: A B C D E.
Approved as:  General Education Tier Two - Humanities.
Usually offered:  Fall, Spring, Summer.

HNRS 295A -- Intellectual Pursuits: Preparing for Nationally Competitive Scholarships  (1 unit)
Description:  This course is intended to prepare sophomore and junior students to compete for nationally competitive scholarships, including the Rhodes, Marshall, Gates Cambridge, Truman, Fulbright, Goldwater and Udall. Formerly the domain of students at elite private institutions, nationally competitive scholarships are increasingly accessible to the strongest students at state-supported institutions. Intellectually capable students who write well, speak well, and have an understanding of, and opinions about, national and world issues are competitive for these scholarships. We will address why students might wish to pursue a nationally competitive scholarship, how they can be most competitive in the process, and why pursuing a scholarship is valuable whether or not a student receives one.
Grading:  Regular or alternative grades can be awarded for this course: A B C D E or S P C D E.
Usually offered:  Spring.

HNRS 295B -- An Encounter with Poets and Their Poetry  (3 units)
Description:  This Honors course is taught in conjunction with the semester-long UA Visiting Poets and Writers Reading Series. Class members read and discuss current work of the invited writers during class time and attend six Wednesday night (8 pm) public readings sponsored by the Poetry Center. Most readers then attend our class for a conversation about poetry and the life course that has prepared them for their work. In addition to the critical study of contemporary poetry, class members experiment over the semester with their own creative writing. This laboratory of production and discussion prepares each honors student for the final project, a portfolio that assembles critical responses to the visiting poets’ work and original explorations of the genre itself.
Grading:  Regular or alternative grades can be awarded for this course: A B C D E or S P C D E.
Approved as:  General Education Tier Two - Arts.
May be repeated:  for credit 1 time (maximum 2 enrollments).
Usually offered:  Fall, Spring.

HNRS 295C -- Paladins: Engaging Talented Minds  (1 unit)
Description:  This course is designed to aid new Honors transfer students’ transition to the university by strengthening social, academic, and cognitive skills. The goal of the course is the engage students’ enthusiasm and talents in the challenges of university life
Grading:  Regular or alternative grades can be awarded for this course: A B C D E or S P C D E.
Usually offered:  Fall.

HNRS 295G -- Global Diversity  (3 units)
Description:  This course will focus on the multicultural intersection of histories, locale (environment and geography), social status (class, ethnicity, race, nationality), gender in a particular nation. The course will focus on how its rich environments, literatures, cultures and histories that intertwine.
Grading:  Regular or alternative grades can be awarded for this course: A B C D E or S P C D E.
Usually offered:  Summer.

HNRS 295H -- Honors Colloquium  (1-3 units)
Description:  The exchange of scholarly information and/or secondary research, usually in a small group setting. Instruction often includes lectures by several different persons. Research projects may or may not be required of course registrants.
Grading:  Regular or alternative grades can be awarded for this course: A B C D E or S P C D E.
May be repeated:  for a total of 6 units of credit.
Usually offered:  Fall, Spring.

HNRS 295R -- Reading Builds Community  (1 unit)
Description:  This colloquium is designed to review & select a book to be used in The Honors College Common Reading program for the following summer. The course will cover book reviewing tools, design of reading guides, production of instructor resource materials, and creating activities to support the common reading.
Grading:  Regular or alternative grades can be awarded for this course: A B C D E or S P C D E.
May be repeated:  for credit 1 time (maximum 2 enrollments).
Usually offered:  Spring.

HNRS 296H -- Honors Proseminar  (3 units)
Description:  Through the use of case studies and film, students will explore historical and contemporary issues of controversy. Assigned research projects will emphasize improving and enhancing research, writing, critical thinking and presentation skills. In the process students will familiarize themselves with the rich educational resources available at the University of Arizona.
Grading:  Regular or alternative grades can be awarded for this course: A B C D E or S P C D E.
May be repeated:  for credit 1 time (maximum 2 enrollments).
Usually offered:  Summer.

HNRS 299H -- Honors Independent Study  (1-3 units)
Description:  Qualified students working on an individual basis with professors who have agreed to supervise such work.
Grading:  Regular grades are awarded for this course: A B C D E.
May be repeated:  an unlimited number of times, consult your department for details and possible restrictions.
Usually offered:  Fall, Spring, Summer.

HNRS 391H -- Honors Preceptorship  (1-3 units)
Description:  Specialized work on an individual basis, consisting of instruction and practice in actual service in a department, program, or discipline. Teaching formats may include seminars, in-depth studies, laboratory work and patient study.
Grading:  Alternative grades are awarded for this course: S P C D E.
May be repeated:  an unlimited number of times, consult your department for details and possible restrictions.
Usually offered:  Fall, Spring.

HNRS 393H -- Honors Internship  (1-3 units)
Description:  Specialized work on an individual basis, consisting of training and practice in actual service in a technical, business, or governmental establishment with Honors College oversight.
Grading:  Alternative grades are awarded for this course: S P C D E.
May be repeated:  for credit 99 times (maximum 100 enrollments).
Usually offered:  Fall, Spring.

HNRS 396H -- Honors Proseminar  (3 units)
Description:  The development and exchange of scholarly information, usually in a small group setting. The scope of work shall consist of research by course registrants, with the exchange of the results of such research through discussion, reports, and/or papers.
Grading:  Regular or alternative grades can be awarded for this course: A B C D E or S P C D E.
May be repeated:  for credit 1 time (maximum 2 enrollments).
Usually offered:  Fall, Spring.

HNRS 399H -- Honors Independent Study  (1-3 units)
Description:  Qualified students working on an individual basis with professors who have agreed to supervise such work.
Grading:  Regular grades are awarded for this course: A B C D E.
May be repeated:  an unlimited number of times, consult your department for details and possible restrictions.
Usually offered:  Fall, Spring.

HNRS 403H -- Collaborative Leadership  (3 units)
Description:  Collaborative Leadership is designed to offer students an opportunity to learn and apply leadership concepts and skills within the context of the campus community.
Grading:  Regular grades are awarded for this course: A B C D E.
Prerequisite(s):  Junior standing.
Usually offered:  Fall, Spring.

HNRS 496H -- Interamerican Trade Public Policy Relations  (3 units)
Description:  This course is designed to analyze the effects of trade policies in Latin American countries on Social and Economic aspects, as well as their interaction with the US in the International arena.
Grading:  Regular or alternative grades can be awarded for this course: A B C D E or S P C D E.
Special course fee required:  Students will be assessed a $20 per unit fee when registering for this course for Winter or any Summer Session.
Identical to:  PA 496H; PA is home department.
Usually offered:  Fall, Spring.

HNRS 499H -- Honors Independent Study  (1-3 units)
Description:  Qualified students working on an individual basis with professors who have agreed to supervise such work.
Grading:  Regular grades are awarded for this course: A B C D E.
May be repeated:  an unlimited number of times, consult your department for details and possible restrictions.
Usually offered:  Fall, Spring.

Additional honors courses, by subject:

Africana Studies (AFAS)

AFAS 303 -- Black Womanist Writers  (3 units)

AFAS 305 -- Motherhood in the African Diaspora  (3 units)

AFAS 315 -- African/African American Psychology  (3 units)

AFAS 318 -- Pan African Dance Aesthetics: Theory and Practice  (3 units)

AFAS 335 -- Rap, Culture and God  (3 units)

AFAS 345 -- Caribbean Politics  (3 units)

AFAS 360 -- Writing the Africana Experience: Approaches and Strategies  (3 units)

AFAS 365 -- Ancient African Civilizations  (3 units)

AFAS 385 -- Race and Ethnic Politics in the Post-Civil Rights Era  (3 units)

AFAS 400 -- African Aesthetics: Pan-African Dance Language of Liberation  (3 units)

AFAS 411 -- Africana Theatre Aesthetics  (3 units)

AFAS 423 -- Topics in Caribbean Culture, Literature and Identity  (3 units)

AFAS 425 -- Environmental Justice/Environmental Racism  (3 units)

AFAS 433 -- Managing Diversity  (3 units)

AFAS 439 -- Sex, Race, Cinema and African Americans  (3 units)

AFAS 444 -- Rethinking Race and Health in the United States  (3 units)

AFAS 482 -- African Americans & U.S. Foreign Policy  (3 units)

Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering (ABE )

ABE 484 -- Advanced Biosystems Transport Phenomena  (3 units)

Agricultural Education (A ED)

A ED 408 -- Diversity Issues in a Contemporary Society  (3 units)

A ED 497Q -- Advances in Agricultural Communication/Education  (1-5 units)

American Indian Studies (AIS )

AIS 201 -- Topics in Cancer Among Native Americans  (1 unit)

AIS 202A -- Introduction to Laboratory Methods in Cancer Biology  (2 units)

AIS 206 -- Native Peoples of the Southwest  (3 units)

AIS 210 -- American Indian Languages  (3 units)

AIS 413 -- Ethnology of the Southwest  (3 units)

AIS 415 -- American Indians and the Urban Experience  (3 units)

AIS 421 -- Ethnology of North America  (3 units)

AIS 495A -- American Indian Studies  (3 units)

Anthropology (ANTH)

ANTH 200 -- Cultural Anthropology  (3 units)

ANTH 206 -- Native Peoples of the Southwest  (3 units)

ANTH 235 -- Principles of Archaeology  (3 units)

ANTH 257A -- The Organic Chemistry and Materials Science of Art and Archaeological Objects  (3 units)

ANTH 314 -- Race and Language in the U.S.  (3 units)

ANTH 315 -- World Ethnography  (3 units)

ANTH 316 -- Political Economy of Language  (3 units)

ANTH 318 -- Pan African Dance Aesthetics: Theory and Practice  (3 units)

ANTH 332 -- Environmental Archaeology  (3 units)

ANTH 366A -- Nutritional Anthropology  (3 units)

ANTH 369 -- Darwinian Medicine  (3 units)

ANTH 374 -- Processes of Culture Change  (3 units)

ANTH 401A -- The Primate Skeleton  (3 units)

ANTH 403A -- Diet, Demography and Disease  (3 units)

ANTH 406 -- Gender and Social Identity  (3 units)

ANTH 410A -- Ethnic Diversity in China  (3 units)

ANTH 413 -- Ethnology of the Southwest  (3 units)

ANTH 415 -- American Indians and the Urban Experience  (3 units)

ANTH 421 -- Ethnology of North America  (3 units)

ANTH 428A -- Anthropological Demography  (3 units)

ANTH 429A -- Human Reproductive Ecology  (3 units)

ANTH 430A -- Language and Society in the Middle East  (3 units)

ANTH 438A -- Women's Health in Global Perspective  (3 units)

ANTH 444 -- Introduction to Medical Anthropology  (3 units)

ANTH 445A -- Contemporary Approaches to Human Biology  (3 units)

ANTH 445B -- Contemporary Approaches to Human Biology  (3 units)

ANTH 451A -- Archaeology of Eastern North America  (3 units)

ANTH 453A -- Mesoamerican Archaeology  (3 units)

ANTH 461A -- French Linguistics  (3 units)

ANTH 470A -- Human Adaptability  (3 units)

ANTH 474 -- Archaeometry: Scientific Methods in Art and Archaeology  (3 units)

ANTH 479 -- Culture and Materials Technology  (3 units)

ANTH 480 -- Historical Comparative Linguistics  (3 units)

ANTH 496F -- Ceramic Analysis  (3 units)

ANTH 496M -- Special Topics in Arabic Linguistics  (3 units)

ANTH 496P -- Women’s Life Writing: Autobiography, Diary, Oral History, Biography....  (3 units)

Arabic (ARB )

ARB 496M -- Special Topics in Arabic Linguistics  (3 units)

Architecture (ARC )

ARC 452H -- Honors Design Studio VIII: Senior Project  (6 units)

ARC 471G -- Museums: History, Theory, Design  (3 units)

ARC 471I -- Urban Space: History, Theory, Design  (3 units)

ARC 471J -- The Impact of World War One on Architecture and the Arts  (3 units)

ARC 474 -- Field Methods in Environmental Psychology  (3 units)

Art (ART )

ART 101 -- Drawing  (3 units)

ART 244 -- Beginning Digital Photography  (3 units)

ART 358 -- Design: Cultural and Language  (3 units)

ART 363B -- Typography II  (3 units)

ART 448A -- Discovering Place  (3 units)

ART 462C -- Picture Book Art + Design  (3 units)

ART 462O -- Libretto Concetti: Visual Narratives  (3 units)

ART 467O -- Disegno: Drawing and Invention  (3 units)

ART 482A -- Advanced Sculpture  (3 units)

Art Education (ARE )

ARE 130 -- Exploring Art and Visual Culture  (3 units)

ARE 420 -- Community, Culture and Art Education  (3 units)

Art History (ARH )

ARH 316A -- Survey of Baroque Art & Culture  (3 units)

ARH 316B -- Survey of Eighteenth-Century Art  (3 units)

ARH 370 -- Introduction to Modern Design History  (3 units)

ARH 414C -- 16th-Century Art of Northern Europe  (3 units)

ARH 424C -- History of Photography: Contemporary Trends  (3 units)

Astronomy (ASTR)

ASTR 206 -- Our Golden Age of Planetary Exploration  (3 units)

ASTR 214 -- Astrobiology: A Planetary Prospective  (3 units)

ASTR 305 -- Computational Physics  (3 units)

ASTR 392 -- Directed Research  (1-6 units)

ASTR 400A -- Theoretical Astrophysics  (3 units)

ASTR 400B -- Theoretical Astrophysics  (3 units)

ASTR 492 -- Directed Research  (1-6 units)

Atmospheric Sciences (ATMO)

ATMO 171 -- Introduction to Meteorology and Climatology  (3 units)

Biochemistry (BIOC)

BIOC 181R -- Introductory Biology I  (3-4 units)

BIOC 182R -- Introductory Biology II  (3-5 units)

BIOC 201 -- Topics in Cancer Among Native Americans  (1 unit)

BIOC 202A -- Introduction to Laboratory Methods in Cancer Biology  (2 units)

BIOC 202B -- Introduction to Cancer Research Techniques  (2 units)

BIOC 401 -- Medical Biochemistry Problem Solving  (1 unit)

BIOC 410 -- Cell Biology  (3-4 units)

BIOC 411 -- Molecular Biology  (3-4 units)

BIOC 462A -- Biochemistry  (4-5 units)

BIOC 462B -- Biochemistry  (4-5 units)

Business Administration (BNAD)

BNAD 203H -- Special Topics in Honors Research  (1-3 units)

BNAD 300 -- Core Project Laboratory  (1 unit)

BNAD 314R -- Business Communication  (3 units)

BNAD 451 -- Emerging Market Connections  (3 units)

BNAD 496H -- Honors Seminar  (1-3 units)

Agriculture and Life Sciences (CALS)

CALS 193H -- Honors Internship  (1-6 units)

CALS 293H -- Honors Internship  (1-6 units)

Cell Biology and Anatomy (CBA )

CBA 479 -- Art of Scientific Discovery  (3 units)

Chemistry (CHEM)

CHEM 105A -- Honors Fundamentals of Chemistry  (3 units)

CHEM 105B -- Honors Fundamentals of Chemistry  (3 units)

CHEM 106B -- Honors Fundamental Techniques of Chemistry  (1-2 units)

CHEM 242A -- Honors Lectures in Organic Chemistry  (3 units)

CHEM 242B -- Honors Lectures in Organic Chemistry  (3 units)

CHEM 244A -- Honors Organic Chemistry Laboratory  (2 units)

CHEM 244B -- Honors Organic Chemistry Lab  (2 units)

CHEM 257A -- The Organic Chemistry and Materials Science of Art and Archaeological Objects  (3 units)

CHEM 462A -- Biochemistry  (4-5 units)

CHEM 462B -- Biochemistry  (4-5 units)

Chinese Studies (CHN )

CHN 142 -- Chinese Humanities  (3 units)

CHN 410A -- Ethnic Diversity in China  (3 units)

Civil Engineering (C E )

C E 214 -- Statics  (3 units)

C E 215 -- Mechanics of Solids  (3 units)

C E 429 -- Special Topics in Hydraulics & Water Resources Engineering  (1-3 units)

C E 446 -- Geotechnical Earthquake Engineering  (3 units)

Classics (CLAS)

CLAS 342 -- Homer  (3 units)

CLAS 430 -- Ancient Greek Technology  (3 units)

CLAS 474 -- Archaeometry: Scientific Methods in Art and Archaeology  (3 units)

Communication (COMM)

COMM 110 -- Logic and Critical Thinking  (3 units)

COMM 419 -- Mass Media Policy and Regulation  (3 units)

COMM 426 -- Public Opinion & Communication  (3 units)

COMM 496H -- Integrating Seminar in Communication  (3 units)

Computer Science (C SC)

C SC 245 -- Introduction to Discrete Structures  (4 units)

C SC 345 -- Analysis of Discrete Structures  (4 units)

C SC 386 -- Component-based Software Development Using C#  (3 units)

C SC 422 -- Introduction to Parallel and Distributed Programming  (3 units)

C SC 433 -- Computer Graphics  (3 units)

C SC 436 -- Software Engineering  (3 units)

C SC 437 -- Geometric Algorithms  (3 units)

C SC 445 -- Algorithms  (3 units)

C SC 453 -- Compilers and Systems Software  (4 units)

C SC 460 -- Database Design  (3 units)

C SC 473 -- Automata, Grammars and Languages  (3 units)

C SC 477 -- Introduction to Computer Vision  (3 units)

C SC 496H -- Advanced Research Topics in Computer Science  (1 unit)

Critical Languages (CRL )

CRL 101 -- Elementary Language Study  (4 units)

CRL 102 -- Elementary Language Study  (4 units)

CRL 201 -- Intermediate Language Study  (4 units)

CRL 202 -- Intermediate Language Study  (4 units)

Dance (DNC )

DNC 400H -- Dance and Culture  (3 units)

DNC 455 -- Biomechanics for Dancers  (3 units)

East Asian Studies (EAS )

EAS 376 -- Communist China: History and Narrative  (3 units)

Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (ECOL)

ECOL 181R -- Introductory Biology I  (3-4 units)

ECOL 182R -- Introductory Biology II  (3-5 units)

ECOL 206 -- Environmental Biology  (4 units)

ECOL 320H -- Genetics  (5 units)

ECOL 335 -- Evolutionary Biology  (4 units)

ECOL 412A -- Ocean Sciences  (4 units)

ECOL 421 -- Philosophy of the Biological Sciences  (3 units)

ECOL 422 -- Problem Solving with Genetic Tools  (3 units)

ECOL 440 -- Plant Growth and Development  (3 units)

ECOL 451 -- Drosophila: Model System for Evolution  (3 units)

ECOL 454 -- Water Harvesting  (3 units)

ECOL 457 -- Medical-Veterinary Entomology  (3 units)

ECOL 479 -- Art of Scientific Discovery  (3 units)

ECOL 497A -- Undergraduate Teaching Training in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology  (1-5 units)

ECOL 497K -- Dendroecology  (3 units)

Economics (ECON)

ECON 200 -- Basic Economic Issues  (3 units)

ECON 201B -- Principles of Economics  (3 units)

ECON 205 -- The Ethics and Economics of Wealth Creation  (3 units)

ECON 332 -- Intermediate Macroeconomics  (3 units)

ECON 361 -- Intermediate Microeconomics  (3 units)

ECON 406 -- Introduction to Experimental Economics  (3 units)

ECON 418 -- Introduction to Econometrics  (3 units)

ECON 443 -- International Trade Theory  (3 units)

ECON 460 -- Industrial Organization  (3 units)

ECON 461 -- Economics of Regulated Industries  (3 units)

ECON 462 -- Topics in Industrial Organization  (3 units)

ECON 487 -- New Venture Development and Industry Analysis  (4 units)

Educational Psychology (ED P)

ED P 301 -- Child Development  (3 units)

ED P 310 -- Learning in the Schools  (3 units)

ED P 358 -- Psychological Measurement in Education  (3 units)

Engineering and Mines (ENGR)

ENGR 102 -- Introduction to Engineering  (3 units)

ENGR 257A -- The Organic Chemistry and Materials Science of Art and Archaeological Objects  (3 units)

ENGR 397B -- Community Based Design - Constructing Requirements  (4 units)

ENGR 420L -- Innovation Principles and Environments Laboratory  (1 unit)

ENGR 420R -- Innovation Principles and Environments  (3 units)

ENGR 479 -- Culture and Materials Technology  (3 units)

English (ENGL)

ENGL 103H -- First-Year Composition  (3 units)

ENGL 104H -- First-Year Composition  (3 units)

ENGL 109H -- Advanced First-Year Composition  (3 units)

ENGL 209 -- Introduction to the Writing of Poetry  (3 units)

ENGL 210 -- Introduction to the Writing of Fiction  (3 units)

ENGL 280 -- Introduction to Literature  (3 units)

ENGL 302 -- Magazine Article Writing Workshop  (3 units)

ENGL 303 -- Black Womanist Writers  (3 units)

ENGL 313 -- Introduction to Professional & Technical Writing  (3 units)

ENGL 340 -- Topics in Professional & Technical Writing  (3 units)

ENGL 348 -- Israeli Fiction and Poetry  (3 units)

ENGL 354 -- Feminist Literary Theories  (3 units)

ENGL 362 -- Rhetorical Traditions  (3 units)

ENGL 373A -- British and American Literature: Beowulf to 1660  (3 units)

ENGL 373B -- British and American Literature: Restoration to the 19th Century  (3 units)

ENGL 373C -- British and American Literature: From the Roots of Modernism to the Present  (3 units)

ENGL 406 -- Modern English Grammar  (3 units)

ENGL 410 -- Teaching of Composition  (3 units)

ENGL 411 -- Teaching of Literature  (3 units)

ENGL 417A -- Topics in the Teaching of English  (1-3 units)

ENGL 455 -- Teaching English as a Second Language  (3 units)

ENGL 461A -- French Linguistics  (3 units)

ENGL 463 -- Topics in Children's Literature  (3 units)

ENGL 495A -- Honors for Juniors  (3 units)

ENGL 495B -- Honors for Seniors  (3 units)

ENGL 496P -- Women’s Life Writing: Autobiography, Diary, Oral History, Biography....  (3 units)

Entomology (ENTO)

ENTO 457 -- Medical-Veterinary Entomology  (3 units)

Entrepreneurship (ENTR)

ENTR 402 -- Introduction to Entrepreneurship Tracks  (1 unit)

ENTR 414 -- 24-Hour Knowledge Factory: Intl Management of Services in a Knowledge Economy  (3 units)

ENTR 420L -- Innovation Principles and Environments Laboratory  (1 unit)

ENTR 420R -- Innovation Principles and Environments  (3 units)

ENTR 484 -- Development of New Venture Plans  (4 units)

ENTR 489 -- Research on Professional Outsourcing: Analysis of Strategic, Economic, Technical  (3 units)

Family and Consumer Science (FCSC)

FCSC 302 -- Family and Consumer Personal Finance  (3 units)

Family Studies and Human Development (FSHD)

FSHD 137 -- Close Relationships  (3 units)

FSHD 377 -- Adolescence  (3 units)

FSHD 401 -- Basic Skills in Counseling  (3 units)

FSHD 413 -- Issues in Aging  (3 units)

FSHD 447 -- Advanced Human Development  (3 units)

Finance (FIN )

FIN 412 -- Corporate Financial Problems  (3 units)

FIN 421 -- Investments  (3 units)

FIN 480 -- Finance for New Ventures  (4 units)

Fine Arts (F A )

F A 300 -- Introduction to Arts Management  (3 units)

French (FREN)

FREN 301 -- Advanced Conversation  (3 units)

FREN 302 -- Advanced Composition  (3 units)

FREN 310 -- Spoken French in Cultural Context  (3 units)

FREN 320 -- Written French in Cultural Context  (3 units)

FREN 410 -- Film and Fiction  (3 units)

FREN 420 -- Cultural History  (3 units)

FREN 432 -- French Translation  (3 units)

FREN 441 -- French Literature and Culture  (3 units)

FREN 442 -- Genres and Topics  (3 units)

FREN 461A -- French Linguistics  (3 units)

Geography and Regional Development (GEOG)

GEOG 171 -- Introduction to Meteorology and Climatology  (3 units)

GEOG 304 -- Water, Environment, and Society  (3 units)

GEOG 369 -- Geography of the Middle East  (3 units)

GEOG 424 -- Integrated Geographic Information Systems  (3 units)

GEOG 468 -- Water and Sustainability  (3 units)

GEOG 484 -- Fire Mapping  (3 units)

GEOG 496F -- European Study Group: Special Topics on Europe  (3 units)

Geological Engineering (G EN)

G EN 446 -- Geotechnical Earthquake Engineering  (3 units)

Geosciences (GEOS)

GEOS 214 -- Astrobiology: A Planetary Prospective  (3 units)

GEOS 216 -- Dinosaurs  (3 units)

GEOS 346H -- Mineral and Energy Resources  (3 units)

GEOS 397A -- Teaching Geosciences  (2-3 units)

GEOS 412A -- Ocean Sciences  (4 units)

GEOS 434A -- Introduction to Exploration Seismology  (3 units)

GEOS 497K -- Dendroecology  (3 units)

German Studies (GER )

GER 376 -- German-Jewish Writers  (3 units)

Gerontology (GERO)

GERO 413 -- Issues in Aging  (3 units)

GERO 470A -- Human Adaptability  (3 units)

History (HIST)

HIST 120 -- Topics in History  (3 units)

HIST 236 -- Indians in U.S. History  (3 units)

HIST 301 -- Introduction to the Study of History  (3 units)

HIST 314A -- Europe 1870-1945: War, Peace and Social Change  (3 units)

HIST 324 -- History of Puerto Rico  (3 units)

HIST 356 -- Global Environmental History  (3 units)

HIST 372A -- History and Religion of Israel in Ancient Times -- The Biblical Period  (3 units)

HIST 372B -- History & Religion of Israel in Ancient Times: Ezra-Nehemiah to the Roman Empire  (3 units)

HIST 376 -- Communist China: History and Narrative  (3 units)

HIST 377 -- Modern Israel  (3 units)

HIST 386 -- Race/Gender: Genealogies, Formations, Politics  (3 units)

HIST 448 -- The Latin Image in American Film  (3 units)

HIST 456A -- Paradise Lost: History of Anarchism in Europe  (3 units)

HIST 457A -- Manhood and Masculinity in the United States  (3 units)

HIST 465A -- History of Spain: Classical/Medieval Spain, Prehistory to 1100 AD  (3 units)

HIST 465E -- History of Spain: Modern Spanish Cultural Studies  (3 units)

HIST 477 -- Comparative History of World Revolutions  (3 units)

HIST 495C -- Topics in Modern European History  (3 units)

HIST 495G -- Topics in Latin American History  (3 units)

HIST 495K -- Colloquium on World History  (3 units)

HIST 496P -- Women’s Life Writing: Autobiography, Diary, Oral History, Biography....  (3 units)

Hydrology and Water Resources (HWR )

HWR 202 -- The Water Cycle  (3 units)

General Education Tier One: Individuals and Societies (INDV)

INDV 101 -- Mind, Self and Language  (3 units)

INDV 102 -- Social Interactions and Relationships  (3 units)

INDV 103 -- Societal and Institutional Systems  (3 units)

Insect Science (INSC)

INSC 457 -- Medical-Veterinary Entomology  (3 units)

Italian (ITAL)

ITAL 301 -- Advanced Italian Conversation  (3 units)

ITAL 302 -- Advanced Italian Composition  (3 units)

ITAL 310 -- Spoken Italian in Cultural Context  (3 units)

ITAL 320 -- Written Italian in Cultural Context  (3 units)

ITAL 410 -- Italian Fiction/Film  (3 units)

Japanese Studies (JPN )

JPN 245 -- Popular Culture in Japan  (3 units)

Journalism (JOUR)

JOUR 392 -- Directed Research  (1-6 units)

JOUR 489 -- Survey of Research Methods  (3 units)

Judaic Studies (JUS )

JUS 325 -- Jewish Philosophy  (3 units)

JUS 348 -- Israeli Fiction and Poetry  (3 units)

JUS 372A -- History and Religion of Israel in Ancient Times -- The Biblical Period  (3 units)

JUS 372B -- History & Religion of Israel in Ancient Times: Ezra-Nehemiah to the Roman Empire  (3 units)

JUS 376 -- German-Jewish Writers  (3 units)

JUS 377 -- Modern Israel  (3 units)

JUS 452 -- Israeli Women  (3 units)

JUS 496H -- Honors Seminar  (3 units)

Language, Reading, and Culture (LRC )

LRC 312C -- Early Language Acquisition and Literacy Development  (3 units)

LRC 410 -- Foundations of Language Minority Education  (3 units)

LRC 428 -- Curriculum and Instruction in Bilingual and Second Language Settings  (3 units)

LRC 435 -- Content Area Literacy in a Multicultural School  (3 units)

LRC 480 -- Children's Literature in the Classroom  (3 units)

LRC 480C -- Children’s Literature in the Classroom: Birth to Age 8  (3 units)

Latin American Studies (LA S)

LA S 324 -- History of Puerto Rico  (3 units)

LA S 335 -- Rap, Culture and God  (3 units)

LA S 345 -- Caribbean Politics  (3 units)

LA S 395A -- LAS Field Colloquium  (1-3 units)

LA S 414 -- 24-Hour Knowledge Factory: Intl Management of Services in a Knowledge Economy  (3 units)

LA S 453A -- Mesoamerican Archaeology  (3 units)

LA S 468 -- Studies in Latin American Music  (3 units)

LA S 477 -- Comparative History of World Revolutions  (3 units)

LA S 489 -- Research on Professional Outsourcing: Analysis of Strategic, Economic, Technical  (3 units)

LA S 495G -- Topics in Latin American History  (3 units)

LA S 496H -- Interamerican Trade Public Policy Relations  (3 units)

Linguistics (LING)

LING 178 -- The Mathematics of Language and Linguistics  (3 units)

LING 201 -- Introduction to Linguistics  (3 units)

LING 210 -- American Indian Languages  (3 units)

LING 430A -- Language and Society in the Middle East  (3 units)

LING 454 -- Structure of a Middle Eastern Language  (3 units)

LING 461A -- French Linguistics  (3 units)

LING 463 -- Philosophy of Language  (3 units)

LING 480 -- Historical Comparative Linguistics  (3 units)

LING 496M -- Special Topics in Arabic Linguistics  (3 units)

MANAGEMENT & ORGANIZATIONS (MGMT)

MGMT 414 -- 24-Hour Knowledge Factory: Intl Management of Services in a Knowledge Economy  (3 units)

MGMT 471 -- Management Policies  (3 units)

MGMT 483 -- Marketing Planning and Operational Decision-Making  (4 units)

MGMT 484 -- Development of New Venture Plans  (4 units)

MGMT 487 -- New Venture Development and Industry Analysis  (4 units)

MGMT 489 -- Research on Professional Outsourcing: Analysis of Strategic, Economic, Technical  (3 units)

MGMT 496H -- Honors Seminar  (3 units)

Management Information Systems (MIS )

MIS 111 -- Computers and Internetworked Society  (3 units)

Marketing (MKTG)

MKTG 424 -- Services Retailing  (3 units)

MKTG 480 -- Marketing Research for Entrepreneurs  (3 units)

MKTG 483 -- Marketing Planning and Operational Decision-Making  (4 units)

MKTG 496H -- Honors Seminar  (1-3 units)

Materials Science and Engineering (MSE )

MSE 110 -- Solid State Chemistry  (4 units)

MSE 257A -- The Organic Chemistry and Materials Science of Art and Archaeological Objects  (3 units)

MSE 350 -- Numerical Methods in Materials Science and Engineering  (3 units)

MSE 479 -- Culture and Materials Technology  (3 units)

Mathematics (MATH)

MATH 105 -- Mathematics in Modern Society  (3 units)

MATH 124 -- Calculus I with Applications  (5 units)

MATH 125 -- Calculus I  (3 units)

MATH 129 -- Calculus II  (3 units)

MATH 202 -- Introduction to Symbolic Logic  (3 units)

MATH 215 -- Introduction to Linear Algebra  (3 units)

MATH 223 -- Vector Calculus  (4 units)

MATH 250A -- Calculus and Differential Equations I  (3 units)

MATH 250B -- Calculus and Differential Equations II  (3 units)

MATH 254 -- Introduction to Ordinary Differential Equations  (3 units)

MATH 415A -- Introduction to Abstract Algebra  (3 units)

MATH 445 -- Introduction to Cryptography  (3 units)

Media Arts (M AR)

M AR 100A -- Film and Television History, Beginnings to Mid-20th Century  (3 units)

M AR 100B -- Film and Television History, Mid-20th Century to the Present  (3 units)

M AR 200 -- Media Aesthetics  (3 units)

M AR 244 -- Beginning Digital Photography  (3 units)

M AR 270 -- Introduction to the Media Industries  (3 units)

M AR 303 -- Professional Practices  (1 unit)

M AR 310 -- Idea Development  (3 units)

M AR 354 -- Film as Modern Art  (3 units)

M AR 356 -- World Cinemas  (3 units)

M AR 369 -- Scene Analysis for Directors  (3 units)

M AR 370 -- U.S. Media Now  (3 units)

M AR 373 -- Producing I: From Pitch Through Financing  (3 units)

M AR 394 -- Practicum  (1-5 units)

M AR 434 -- Issues in Media Industries  (3 units)

M AR 456 -- Race, Gender & Class in Media  (3 units)

M AR 465 -- Film Styles and Genres  (3 units)

Mexican American Studies (MAS )

MAS 307 -- Chicana Feminisms: History, Theory and Practice  (3 units)

MAS 358 -- U.S. 3rd World Feminism: Theory, History, Practice  (3 units)

MAS 430 -- Mexican Traditional Medicine: An Overview of Indigenous Curing Cultures  (3 units)

MAS 453A -- Mesoamerican Archaeology  (3 units)

Microbiology (MIC )

MIC 181R -- Introductory Biology I  (3-4 units)

MIC 182R -- Introductory Biology II  (3-5 units)

MIC 285R -- Principles of Microbiology  (4 units)

MIC 410 -- Cell Biology  (3-4 units)

MIC 411 -- Molecular Biology  (3-4 units)

MIC 419 -- Immunology  (4 units)

MIC 433 -- Medical and Molecular Virology  (4 units)

Molecular and Cellular Biology (MCB )

MCB 181R -- Introductory Biology I  (3-4 units)

MCB 182R -- Introductory Biology II  (3-5 units)

MCB 285R -- Principles of Microbiology  (4 units)

MCB 320H -- Genetics  (5 units)

MCB 401 -- Medical Biochemistry Problem Solving  (1 unit)

MCB 404 -- Contemporary Biology in Human Affairs  (3-4 units)

MCB 410 -- Cell Biology  (3-4 units)

MCB 411 -- Molecular Biology  (3-4 units)

MCB 422 -- Problem Solving with Genetic Tools  (3 units)

MCB 433 -- Medical and Molecular Virology  (4 units)

MCB 440 -- Plant Growth and Development  (3 units)

MCB 451 -- Drosophila: Model System for Evolution  (3 units)

MCB 462A -- Biochemistry  (4-5 units)

MCB 462B -- Biochemistry  (4-5 units)

Music (MUS )

MUS 120A -- Musical Skills and Structure I  (3 units)

MUS 120B -- Musical Skills and Structure I  (3 units)

MUS 320 -- Form and Structure in 20th Century Music  (3 units)

MUS 468 -- Studies in Latin American Music  (3 units)

MUS 495B -- Art Music in the United States  (3 units)

General Education Tier One: Natural Sciences (NATS)

NATS 101 -- The Earth and Its Environments  (3 units)

NATS 102 -- Beyond the Earth in Space and Time  (3 units)

NATS 104 -- Biological Sciences  (3 units)

Near Eastern Studies (NES )

NES 348 -- Israeli Fiction and Poetry  (3 units)

NES 369 -- Geography of the Middle East  (3 units)

NES 372A -- History and Religion of Israel in Ancient Times -- The Biblical Period  (3 units)

NES 372B -- History & Religion of Israel in Ancient Times: Ezra-Nehemiah to the Roman Empire  (3 units)

NES 377 -- Modern Israel  (3 units)

NES 430A -- Language and Society in the Middle East  (3 units)

NES 452 -- Israeli Women  (3 units)

NES 454 -- Structure of a Middle Eastern Language  (3 units)

NES 474 -- Archaeometry: Scientific Methods in Art and Archaeology  (3 units)

Nursing (NURS)

NURS 255 -- Professional Nursing Role I  (2 units)

NURS 263 -- Nursing Processes I  (5 units)

NURS 350 -- Pathophysiology  (3 units)

NURS 355 -- Professional Nursing Role II  (2 units)

NURS 364 -- Nursing Processes II  (5 units)

NURS 374 -- Families: Care Provider Across the Lifespan  (5 units)

NURS 379 -- Scholarly Inquiry in Evidence-Based Practice  (2 units)

NURS 382 -- Children: Health Experiences of Human Systems  (5 units)

NURS 475 -- Care Provider in Complex Health Experiences  (5 units)

NURS 481 -- Communities: Health Experiences of Human Systems  (5 units)

NURS 483 -- Mental Health Experiences: Care Provider Across the Life Span  (5 units)

NURS 486 -- Coordinator of Care in Diverse Settings  (6 units)

Nutritional Sciences (N SC)

N SC 366A -- Nutritional Anthropology  (3 units)

Optical Sciences (OPTI)

OPTI 440 -- Medical Physics  (3 units)

OPTI 474 -- Atomic and Molecular Spectroscopy for Experimentalists II  (3 units)

Persian (PRS )

PRS 496A -- Topics in Classical and Ancient Persian Literature and Culture  (3 units)

PRS 496B -- Topics in Modern Persian Literature and Iranian Culture  (3 units)

Pharmacology and Toxicology (PCOL)

PCOL 462A -- Biochemistry  (4-5 units)

PCOL 462B -- Biochemistry  (4-5 units)

Philosophy (PHIL)

PHIL 110 -- Logic and Critical Thinking  (3 units)

PHIL 111 -- Introduction to Philosophy  (3 units)

PHIL 202 -- Introduction to Symbolic Logic  (3 units)

PHIL 205 -- The Ethics and Economics of Wealth Creation  (3 units)

PHIL 261 -- Medieval Philosophy  (3 units)

PHIL 323 -- Environmental Ethics  (3 units)

PHIL 325 -- Jewish Philosophy  (3 units)

PHIL 345 -- Philosophy and Psychiatry  (3 units)

PHIL 410B -- History of Moral and Political Philosophy  (3 units)

PHIL 420 -- Philosophy of Science  (3 units)

PHIL 421 -- Philosophy of the Biological Sciences  (3 units)

PHIL 426 -- Philosophy of the Physical Sciences  (3 units)

PHIL 433 -- Aesthetics  (3 units)

PHIL 441 -- Theory of Knowledge  (3 units)

PHIL 453 -- Introduction to Consciousness Studies  (3 units)

PHIL 463 -- Philosophy of Language  (3 units)

PHIL 471A -- Rationalism and Empiricism  (3 units)

Physical Education (PE )

PE 201 -- Using Physical Activity to Explore the Human Body  (3 units)

Physics (PHYS)

PHYS 161H -- Honors Introductory Mechanics  (4 units)

PHYS 162H -- Honors Introductory Optics and Thermodynamics  (4 units)

PHYS 261H -- Honors Introductory Electricity and Magnetism  (4 units)

PHYS 262H -- Honors Introductory Relativity and Quantum Physics  (4 units)

PHYS 301H -- Explorations in Integrated Science  (4 units)

PHYS 305 -- Computational Physics  (3 units)

PHYS 426 -- Thermal Physics  (3 units)

PHYS 440 -- Medical Physics  (3 units)

PHYS 474 -- Atomic and Molecular Spectroscopy for Experimentalists II  (3 units)

Physiology (PSIO)

PSIO 201 -- Human Anatomy and Physiology I  (4 units)

PSIO 202 -- Human Anatomy and Physiology II  (4 units)

PSIO 380 -- Fundamentals of Human Physiology  (4 units)

PSIO 431 -- Physiology of the Immune System  (3 units)

Planetary Sciences (PTYS)

PTYS 206 -- Our Golden Age of Planetary Exploration  (3 units)

PTYS 212 -- The Science and Politics of Global Warming  (3 units)

PTYS 214 -- Astrobiology: A Planetary Prospective  (3 units)

PTYS 392 -- Directed Research  (1-6 units)

PTYS 492 -- Directed Research  (1-6 units)

Plant Pathology (PL P)

PL P 285R -- Principles of Microbiology  (4 units)

Plant Sciences (PL S)

PL S 329 -- Genetics: Concepts and Ethics  (3 units)

PL S 410 -- Cell Biology  (3-4 units)

PL S 440 -- Plant Growth and Development  (3 units)

Political Science (POL )

POL 201 -- American National Government  (3 units)

POL 202 -- International Relations  (3 units)

POL 345 -- Caribbean Politics  (3 units)

POL 377 -- Modern Israel  (3 units)

POL 386 -- Race/Gender: Genealogies, Formations, Politics  (3 units)

POL 455 -- American Foreign Policy  (3 units)

POL 470 -- Constitutional Law: Federalism  (3 units)

POL 477 -- Comparative History of World Revolutions  (3 units)

POL 482 -- African Americans & U.S. Foreign Policy  (3 units)

POL 496F -- European Study Group: Special Topics on Europe  (3 units)

POL 496H -- Interamerican Trade Public Policy Relations  (3 units)

Psychology (PSYC)

PSYC 101 -- Introduction to Psychology  (3 units)

PSYC 201 -- Introduction to Linguistics  (3 units)

PSYC 230 -- Psychological Measurement and Statistics  (3 units)

PSYC 325 -- Cognitive Psychology  (3 units)

PSYC 330 -- Perceptual Learning  (3 units)

PSYC 345 -- Philosophy and Psychiatry  (3 units)

PSYC 374 -- Environmental Psychology  (3 units)

PSYC 420 -- Cognitive Neuroscience of Hearing  (3 units)

PSYC 453 -- Introduction to Consciousness Studies  (3 units)

PSYC 474 -- Field Methods in Environmental Psychology  (3 units)

PSYC 496H -- Honors Seminar  (3 units)

Public Administration and Policy (PA )

PA 496H -- Interamerican Trade Public Policy Relations  (3 units)

PA 496J -- Macro Policy Analysis For International Competitiveness  (3 units)

Public Health (CPH )

CPH 201 -- Topics in Cancer Among Native Americans  (1 unit)

CPH 202A -- Introduction to Laboratory Methods in Cancer Biology  (2 units)

CPH 202B -- Introduction to Cancer Research Techniques  (2 units)

CPH 433 -- Global Health  (3 units)

CPH 438A -- Women's Health in Global Perspective  (3 units)

CPH 444 -- Rethinking Race and Health in the United States  (3 units)

Retailing and Consumer Sciences (RCSC)

RCSC 204 -- Consumers, Fashion, and the Economy  (3 units)

RCSC 304 -- Merchandising Planning and Control  (3 units)

RCSC 424 -- Services Retailing  (3 units)

Religious Studies (RELI)

RELI 142 -- Chinese Humanities  (3 units)

RELI 210 -- Religion in the American Experience  (3 units)

RELI 327 -- Women and Christianity  (3 units)

RELI 335 -- Rap, Culture and God  (3 units)

RELI 361 -- Celtic Spirituality  (3 units)

RELI 372A -- History and Religion of Israel in Ancient Times -- The Biblical Period  (3 units)

RELI 372B -- History & Religion of Israel in Ancient Times: Ezra-Nehemiah to the Roman Empire  (3 units)

RELI 460 -- Protestant Theology in the Nineteenth Century: From Schliermacher to WWI  (3 units)

RELI 465 -- Rational Theology: Responses to the Problem of Faith and Reason  (3 units)

Renewable Natural Resources (RNR )

RNR 484 -- Fire Mapping  (3 units)

Russian and Slavic Studies (RSSS)

RSSS 101A -- Elementary Russian I  (4 units)

RSSS 101B -- Elementary Russian II  (4 units)

RSSS 201A -- Intermediate Russian I  (4 units)

RSSS 301B -- Advanced Grammar and Composition  (3 units)

RSSS 304 -- A History of Soviet and Post-Soviet Film  (3 units)

RSSS 315 -- Werewolves and Vampires: Slavic Folklore in our Culture  (3 units)

Sociology (SOC )

SOC 101 -- Introduction to Sociology  (3 units)

SOC 414 -- Sociology of Terrorism  (3 units)

SOC 428A -- Anthropological Demography  (3 units)

SOC 448 -- Sociology of the Body  (3 units)

Soil, Water, and Environmental Science (SWES)

SWES 210 -- Fundamentals of Environmental Science and Sustainability  (3 units)

SWES 285R -- Principles of Microbiology  (4 units)

SWES 454 -- Water Harvesting  (3 units)

Spanish (SPAN)

SPAN 210 -- Latin America on Film  (3 units)

SPAN 465A -- History of Spain: Classical/Medieval Spain, Prehistory to 1100 AD  (3 units)

SPAN 465E -- History of Spain: Modern Spanish Cultural Studies  (3 units)

Special Education, Rehabilitation and School Psychology (SERP)

SERP 496A -- Ethical Issues for Sign Language Interpreters  (1 unit)

Speech and Hearing Sciences (SP H)

SP H 420 -- Cognitive Neuroscience of Hearing  (3 units)

Systems and Industrial Engineering (SIE )

SIE 484 -- Development of New Venture Plans  (4 units)

SIE 487 -- New Venture Development and Industry Analysis  (4 units)

Teaching and Teacher Education (TTE )

TTE 300 -- Classroom Processes and Instruction  (4 units)

TTE 338U -- Teaching Social Studies in Secondary Education  (3 units)

TTE 350 -- Schooling In America  (3 units)

TTE 410 -- Teaching of Composition  (3 units)

TTE 411 -- Teaching of Literature  (3 units)

TTE 417A -- Topics in the Teaching of English  (1-3 units)

Theatre Arts (T AR)

T AR 100 -- Acting for General College Students  (3 units)

T AR 262 -- Improvisation  (3 units)

T AR 342 -- Ritual and Performance in World Cultures  (3 units)

T AR 343 -- History of European Theatre  (3 units)

T AR 344 -- History of Theatre in the Americas  (3 units)

T AR 363 -- Dramaturgy  (3 units)

T AR 407 -- Methods of Educational Outreach in Theatre Arts  (3 units)

T AR 411 -- Africana Theatre Aesthetics  (3 units)

T AR 412 -- Producing Theatre for Young Audiences  (3 units)

T AR 441 -- History of Musical Theatre  (3 units)

T AR 463 -- Advanced Topics in Production Dramaturgy  (3 units)

General Education Tier One: Traditions and Cultures (TRAD)

TRAD 101 -- Non-Western Cultures and Civilizations  (3 units)

TRAD 102 -- Western Cultures and Civilizations: Classical to Renaissance  (3 units)

TRAD 103 -- Western Cultures and Civilizations: Renaissance to Present  (3 units)

TRAD 104 -- Topics in Culture and Civilization  (3 units)

Veterinary Science (V SC)

V SC 285R -- Principles of Microbiology  (4 units)

V SC 419 -- Immunology  (4 units)

V SC 433 -- Medical and Molecular Virology  (4 units)

V SC 457 -- Medical-Veterinary Entomology  (3 units)

Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences (WFSC)

WFSC 454 -- Water Harvesting  (3 units)

Women's Studies (W S )

W S 307 -- Chicana Feminisms: History, Theory and Practice  (3 units)

W S 327 -- Women and Christianity  (3 units)

W S 354 -- Feminist Literary Theories  (3 units)

W S 358 -- U.S. 3rd World Feminism: Theory, History, Practice  (3 units)

W S 386 -- Race/Gender: Genealogies, Formations, Politics  (3 units)

W S 406 -- Gender and Social Identity  (3 units)

W S 438A -- Women's Health in Global Perspective  (3 units)

W S 448 -- Sociology of the Body  (3 units)

W S 452 -- Israeli Women  (3 units)

W S 457A -- Manhood and Masculinity in the United States  (3 units)

W S 496G -- History of Eugenics and Reproductive Politics  (3 units)

W S 496P -- Women’s Life Writing: Autobiography, Diary, Oral History, Biography....  (3 units)

Anthropology (ANTV)

ANTV 453A -- Mesoamerican Archaeology  (3 units)

Computer Science (CSCV)

CSCV 460 -- Database Design  (3 units)

CSCV 471 -- Artificial Intelligence  (3 units)

CSCV 473 -- Automata, Grammars and Languages  (3 units)

English (ENGV)

ENGV 411 -- Teaching of Literature  (3 units)

ENGV 417A -- Topics in the Teaching of English  (1-3 units)

Family Study and Human Development (FSHV)

FSHV 377 -- Adolescence  (3 units)

FSHV 401 -- Basic Skills in Counseling  (3 units)

History (HSTV)

HSTV 369 -- Mexico Since Its Independence  (3 units)

Human Resources (HUSV)

HUSV 301 -- Introduction to Human Services  (3 units)

HUSV 370 -- Early Childhood Classroom Processes and Guidance  (3 units)

HUSV 371 -- Parent, Family, and Community  (3 units)

HUSV 372 -- Development of the Young Child  (3 units)

HUSV 373 -- Early Childhood Environments  (3 units)

HUSV 381 -- Emergent Literacy and Development  (5 units)

HUSV 382 -- Early Childhood Literacy  (3 units)

HUSV 383 -- Early Years Process Thinking and Numeracy  (5 units)

HUSV 386 -- Creativity and Social Learning  (5 units)

HUSV 410 -- Introduction to Group Procedures and Theory  (3 units)

HUSV 420 -- Introduction to Crisis Intervention  (3 units)

HUSV 430 -- Substance Abuse Theory and Counseling  (3 units)

HUSV 440 -- Introduction to Psychopathology  (3 units)

HUSV 450 -- Human Services: Multicultural Perspective  (3 units)

Latin American Studies (LASV)

LASV 369 -- Mexico Since Its Independence  (3 units)

LASV 453A -- Mesoamerican Archaeology  (3 units)

Language and Culture in Education (LCEV)

LCEV 404 -- Cultural Diversity in Education  (3 units)

Language, Reading and Culture (LRCV)

LRCV 435 -- Content Area Literacy in a Multicultural School  (3 units)

LRCV 480 -- Children's Literature in the Classroom  (3 units)

Mexican American Studies (MASV)

MASV 369 -- Mexico Since Its Independence  (3 units)

MASV 453A -- Mesoamerican Archaeology  (3 units)

Political Science (POLV)

POLV 470 -- Constitutional Law: Federalism  (3 units)

Psychology (PSYV)

PSYV 325 -- Cognitive Psychology  (3 units)

Regional Nonmetropolitan Commerce (RNCV)

RNCV 371 -- Network Security Principles  (3 units)

RNCV 372 -- Application and Theory of Network Administration  (3 units)

RNCV 373 -- Theory of Telephony and Switching Technologies  (3 units)

RNCV 374 -- Routing: Theories and Applications  (3 units)

RNCV 375 -- Advanced Routing and WAN Technologies  (3 units)

Teacher Education (TEDV)

TEDV 300 -- Introduction to Education  (3 units)

TEDV 311 -- Literacy in Elementary School  (3 units)

TEDV 324 -- Teaching Exceptional Children  (3 units)

TEDV 326 -- Learning and Development  (3 units)

TEDV 420 -- Classroom Management and Instruction  (3 units)

Teaching and Teacher Education (TTEV)

TTEV 411 -- Teaching of Literature  (3 units)

TTEV 417A -- Topics in the Teaching of English  (1-3 units)
 

Additional honors courses, by General Ed Tier One Area: ALL Tier One courses may be offered as honors SECTIONS.   Honors SECTIONS in the Schedule of Classes are indicated with an "H" to the right of the section number.  Check the Schedule of Classes for availability.  Consult offeringdepartment with questions.

INDV (INDV)

INDV 101 -- Mind, Self and Language  (3 units)

INDV 102 -- Social Interactions and Relationships  (3 units)

INDV 103 -- Societal and Institutional Systems  (3 units)

NATS (NATS)

NATS 101 -- The Earth and Its Environments  (3 units)

NATS 102 -- Beyond the Earth in Space and Time  (3 units)

NATS 104 -- Biological Sciences  (3 units)

TRAD (TRAD)

TRAD 101 -- Non-Western Cultures and Civilizations  (3 units)

TRAD 102 -- Western Cultures and Civilizations: Classical to Renaissance  (3 units)

TRAD 103 -- Western Cultures and Civilizations: Renaissance to Present  (3 units)

TRAD 104 -- Topics in Culture and Civilization  (3 units)
 

Additional honors courses, by General Ed Tier Two Area: The following courses may be offered as Honor's SECTIONS, as indicated in the Schedule of Classes with an "H" to the right of the section number.  Check the Schedule of Classes for availability.  Consult offering department with questions.

Tier Two (Arts)

ARE 130 -- Exploring Art and Visual Culture  (3 units)

ARH 316A -- Survey of Baroque Art & Culture  (3 units)

ARH 316B -- Survey of Eighteenth-Century Art  (3 units)

ART 358 -- Design: Cultural and Language  (3 units)

ENGL 209 -- Introduction to the Writing of Poetry  (3 units)

ENGL 210 -- Introduction to the Writing of Fiction  (3 units)

HNRS 295B -- An Encounter with Poets and Their Poetry  (3 units)

JPN 245 -- Popular Culture in Japan  (3 units)

T AR 100 -- Acting for General College Students  (3 units)

Tier Two (Humanities)

AFAS 315 -- African/African American Psychology  (3 units)

AFAS 365 -- Ancient African Civilizations  (3 units)

CLAS 342 -- Homer  (3 units)

ENGL 280 -- Introduction to Literature  (3 units)

GER 376 -- German-Jewish Writers  (3 units)

HIST 372A -- History and Religion of Israel in Ancient Times -- The Biblical Period  (3 units)

HIST 372B -- History & Religion of Israel in Ancient Times: Ezra-Nehemiah to the Roman Empire  (3 units)

HNRS 200 -- Thinking Critically About New Media  (3 units)

JUS 325 -- Jewish Philosophy  (3 units)

JUS 372A -- History and Religion of Israel in Ancient Times -- The Biblical Period  (3 units)

JUS 372B -- History & Religion of Israel in Ancient Times: Ezra-Nehemiah to the Roman Empire  (3 units)

JUS 376 -- German-Jewish Writers  (3 units)

NES 372A -- History and Religion of Israel in Ancient Times -- The Biblical Period  (3 units)

NES 372B -- History & Religion of Israel in Ancient Times: Ezra-Nehemiah to the Roman Empire  (3 units)

PHIL 261 -- Medieval Philosophy  (3 units)

PHIL 325 -- Jewish Philosophy  (3 units)

RELI 210 -- Religion in the American Experience  (3 units)

RELI 372A -- History and Religion of Israel in Ancient Times -- The Biblical Period  (3 units)

RELI 372B -- History & Religion of Israel in Ancient Times: Ezra-Nehemiah to the Roman Empire  (3 units)

RSSS 304 -- A History of Soviet and Post-Soviet Film  (3 units)

SPAN 210 -- Latin America on Film  (3 units)

Tier Two (Individuals and Societies)

A ED 408 -- Diversity Issues in a Contemporary Society  (3 units)

AFAS 444 -- Rethinking Race and Health in the United States  (3 units)

AIS 206 -- Native Peoples of the Southwest  (3 units)

AIS 210 -- American Indian Languages  (3 units)

ANTH 206 -- Native Peoples of the Southwest  (3 units)

ANTH 314 -- Race and Language in the U.S.  (3 units)

ANTH 316 -- Political Economy of Language  (3 units)

CPH 444 -- Rethinking Race and Health in the United States  (3 units)

ECON 200 -- Basic Economic Issues  (3 units)

ECON 205 -- The Ethics and Economics of Wealth Creation  (3 units)

FCSC 302 -- Family and Consumer Personal Finance  (3 units)

LING 210 -- American Indian Languages  (3 units)

PHIL 205 -- The Ethics and Economics of Wealth Creation  (3 units)

PHIL 323 -- Environmental Ethics  (3 units)

POL 201 -- American National Government  (3 units)

POL 202 -- International Relations  (3 units)

RSSS 315 -- Werewolves and Vampires: Slavic Folklore in our Culture  (3 units)

Tier Two (Natural Sciences)

ANTH 257A -- The Organic Chemistry and Materials Science of Art and Archaeological Objects  (3 units)

ASTR 206 -- Our Golden Age of Planetary Exploration  (3 units)

ASTR 214 -- Astrobiology: A Planetary Prospective  (3 units)

CHEM 257A -- The Organic Chemistry and Materials Science of Art and Archaeological Objects  (3 units)

ECOL 206 -- Environmental Biology  (4 units)

ENGR 257A -- The Organic Chemistry and Materials Science of Art and Archaeological Objects  (3 units)

GEOS 214 -- Astrobiology: A Planetary Prospective  (3 units)

GEOS 216 -- Dinosaurs  (3 units)

HWR 202 -- The Water Cycle  (3 units)

MSE 257A -- The Organic Chemistry and Materials Science of Art and Archaeological Objects  (3 units)

PE 201 -- Using Physical Activity to Explore the Human Body  (3 units)

PL S 329 -- Genetics: Concepts and Ethics  (3 units)

PTYS 206 -- Our Golden Age of Planetary Exploration  (3 units)

PTYS 212 -- The Science and Politics of Global Warming  (3 units)

PTYS 214 -- Astrobiology: A Planetary Prospective  (3 units)