Schedule of ClassesSCHEDULE INFORMATION Enrollment for the regular Summer Session in the North Dome of the J.A.C.C. (9 a m. to 12:15 p.m.) Enter through Gate 3 Monday June 18,1990

THE UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME

OFFICIAL SCHEDULE OF COURSES

SUMMER SESSION 1990

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Office of the Dean of Administration and Registrar

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CONTENTS PAGE

Department/College Offices 2

Schedule Information 4

Enrollment Instructions 4

Enrollment Schedule 5

Numbering of Courses 5

Drop and Add 5

Summer Session Final Exam Schedule 6

I.D. Card Regulations 6

Transcript Requests 6

University Course Schedule

College of Arts & Letters 7

College of Science 16

College of Engineering 18

College of Business Administration 20

Law School 22

University Courses 23

1990-91 Academic Year Calendar i 24

The University reserves the right to cancel a course, or to reassign instructors, classrooms, or students in a course.

SUMMER 1990 Page 1 SUMMER 1990

DEPARTMENT/COLLEGE OFFICES

COLLEGE OF ARTS & LETTERS

ABBREVIATION LOCATION OF ADVISORS PAGE American Studies Program AMST 339 O'Shaughnessy Hall ...7 Anthropology ANTH 346 O'Shaughnessy Hall 7 Art, Art History & Design 132 O'Shaughnessy Hall 7

Art History ARHI 132 O'Shaughnessy Hall 7 Art Studio ARST 132 O'Shaughnessy Hall 7 Design DESN 132 O'Shaughnessy Hall 7

Arts and Letters (Core Course) AL 101 O'Shaughnessy Hall Black Studies Program BLST 345 O'Shaughnessy Hall Classical & Oriental Languages & Literatures 304 O'Shaughnessy Hall 7

Greek CLGR 304 O'Shaughnessy Hall 7 Latin CLLA 304 O'Shaughnessy Hall 7 Arabic MLAR 304 O'Shaughnessy Hall 8 Japanese MLJA 304 O'Shaughnessy Hall 8

Communication & Theatre COTH 320 O'Shaughnessy Hall 8 Computer Applications CAPP G126 Hesburgh Library 8 Economics ECON 245 O'Shaughnessy Hall 8 English ENGL 356 O'Shaughnessy Hall 8 Freshman Seminar Program FS 344 O'Shaughnessy Hall Gender Studies GSC 309A Main Building German & Russian Languages & Literatures 318 O'Shaughnessy Hall ...9

German GE 318 O'Shaughnessy Hall 9 Government & International Studies GOVT 314 O'Shaughnessy Hall 9 Hesburgh Program in Public Service HESB 307 O'Shaughnessy Hall History HIST 347 O'Shaughnessy Hall ...9 History & Philosophy of Science HPS 209 O'Shaughnessy Hall 10 Humanities Seminar ; HUM 336 O'Shaughnessy Hall Medieval Institute MI 715 Hesburgh Library 10 Music MUS 105 Crowley Hall of Music 10 Philosophy PHIL 336 O'Shaughnessy Hall 10 Program of Liberal Studies PLS 318 O'Shaughnessy Hall 10 Psychology : PSY 114A Haggar Hall 10 Romance Languages & Literatures 343 O'Shaughnessy Hall 13

French ROFR 343 O'Shaughnessy Hall 13 Italian ROIT.... .343 O'Shaughnessy Hall 13 Literature and Language LLRO 343 O'Shaughnessy Hall 13 Spanish ROSP 343 O'Shaughnessy Hall 13

Science, Technology & Values STV ; 309 O'Shaughnessy Hall Sociology SOC 325 O'Shaughnessy Hall 14 Theology THEO 327 O'Shaughnessy Hall 14


COLLEGE OF SCIENCE

ABBREVIATION LOCATION OF ADVISORS PAGE Biological Sciences BIOS 148 Galvin Life Science Center 16 Chemistry and Biochemistry... BCHM 251 Nieuwland Science Hall 16

Earth Sciences EASC 105 Earth Sciences Building 16 Mathematics MATH 370 Computing Center & Math Building 16 Physics PHYS 384 Nieuwland Science Hall 17

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

Aerospace Engineering AERO. Architecture ARCH Chemical Engineering CHEG. Civil Engineering CE Electrical Engineering EE Engineering (Non-Departmental) EG Materials Science & Engineering MSE... Mechanical Engineering ME

365 Fitzpatrick Hall 18 201 Architecture Building 18 182 Fitzpatrick Hall 18 156 Fitzpatrick Hall 18 275 Fitzpatrick Hall 19 257 Fitzpatrick Hall 19 384 Fitzpatrick Hall 19 365 Fitzpatrick Hall 18

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION I

Accountancy ACCT '254 Hayes-Healy Center Business Administration (Non-Departmental) BA '224 Hayes-Healy Center 20 Finance FIN 225 Hayes-Healy Center i 20 Management MOT 224 Hayes-Healy Center 20 Marketing Management MARK 255 Hayes-Healy Center 2 0 Master of Business Administration MBA 131 Hayes-Healy Center 21 Master of Science in Administration MSA 200A Hurley Building 20

LAW SCHOOL

Law LAW 103 Law School 2 2

UNIVERSITY i

Aerospace Studies (Air Force ROTC) AS 211 Pasquerilla Center Institute for International Peace Studies HPS 135 Law School 23 Military Science (Army ROTC) MSCI 216 Pasquerilla Center Naval Science (Navy ROTC) NSCI 213 Pasquerilla Center Physical Education Program PE 215 Rockne Memorial Building Upward Bound UB 219 Rockne Memorial : 23

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DEANS' OFFICES

Arts and Letters 101 O'Shaughnessy Hall

Business Administration 132 Hayes-Healy Center

Engineering 257D Fitzpatrick Hall

Freshman Year of Studies Freshman Year Annex

Law 103 Law Building

Science 229 Nieuwland Science Hall

Summer Session 310 Main Building


SCHEDULE INFORMATION

Enrollment for the regular Summer Session in the North Dome of the J.A.C.C. (9 a m. to 12:15 p.m.) Enter through Gate 3 Monday June 18,1990

.Monday June 18,1990

.Friday June 22,1990

.Friday June 22,1990

.Sunday June 24,1990

Classes begin Lastest date for all class changes without penalty Latest date for submitting theses and dissertations to readers

for August 1990 Commencement Mass formally opening the Summer Session (10 a.m. Stepan Center) Latest date to apply for admission to candidacy for

doctor's or master's degree to be awarded in August 1990 Wednesday July 11,1990 Latest date for master's comprehensive and Ph.D. dissertation

defenses for graduation in August 1990 Friday July 13,1990 Latest date to drop a course or change from credit to audit Friday July 13,1990 Latest date for presenting completed theses and dissertations in

the Graduate School Office for graduation in August 1990 Friday July 20,1990 Pre-application by graduate students expecting to return for

Summer Session 1991 Monday-Wednesday July 23-25,1990 Last class day Wednesday ;....August 1,1990 Course examinations for all students Wednesday August 1,1990 Baccalaureate Mass and convocation for conferring of degrees Friday August 3,1990

THE UNIVERSITY RESERVES THE RIGHT T O CANCEL COURSES FOR WHICH

THERE IS INSUFFICIENT REGISTRATION

ENROLLMENT INFORMATION

2.

Students who received notification of their acceptance must report to the J.A.C.C. (Supplemental instructions for enrollment for Summer Institutes, mini-courses, and workshops will be made available by the appropriate program directors.) If you wish to make any changes to your course schedule, you must obtain the approval of the departmental advisor.

All new or returning students who did not receive notification that all of their records (including transcripts) were completely processed, must report to the office of the director of the Summer Session, Room 310, Main Building (Golden Dome) before attempting to enroll.

3. Permission for late enrollment must be obtained in advance from the director of the Summer Session and will be granted under special circumstances only.

4. At the J.A.C.C., in exchange for the completed enrollment form, you will receive your copy of the enrollment form and your Summer Session "Student Class Schedule" which is to be used for identification.


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FOR COURSES THAT BEGIN OTHER THAN JUNE 18

DISREGARD THE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE AND ENROLL ON THE FIRST DAY OF CLASS IN THE REGISTRAR'S OFFICE (215 MAIN BUILDING)

Enrollment - Regular Summer Session. 1

Monday, June 18,1990, at the J.A.C.C. (Enter Gate 3)

Enroll in the following order. Time Line 1 Line 2 Line 3 9:00 AAA-BAU GSA-HAQ NEV-PAF 9:15 BAV-BOU HAR-HEN PAG-PLZ 9:30 BOV-BRE HEO-HUP PMA-REN 9:45 BRF-CAS HUQ-KEL REO-ROL

10:00 CAT-COH KEM-KIL ROM-RUZ 10:15 COI-COY KIM-LAT RVA-SHA 10:30 COZ-DAN LAU-LIO SHB-SLO 10:45. DAO-DOL LIP -MAQ SLP-SMZ 11:00 DOM-FAN MAR-McC SNA-SZZ 11:15 FAO-FLI McD-McG TAA-TZZ 11:30 FLJ-FRO McH-MOQ UAA-WEN 11:45 FRP-GLB MOR-MUR WEO-WOS 12:00 GLC-GRZ MUS-NEU WOT-ZZZ

J.A.C.C. CLOSES AT 12:15 p.m.

NUMBERING OF COURSES Courses numbered 100 to 499 are undergraduate courses. Courses numbered 400 through 499 are advanced undergraduate courses which may be taken for graduate credit with the permission of the chairman of the department. Courses 500 and above are graduate courses.

DROP AND ADD

Any additional "Drops," "Adds," or "Audits" may be processed through Friday, June 22, 1990, which is the. last date for changes without penalty. 1) Report r

to the office of the department chairman which offers the course you wish to "Drop," "Add," or "Audit," to obtain permission.

2) Take the approved form to the Office of Student Accounts (102 Main Building) to adjust your account. 3) Then go to the Office of the Registrar for final processing of the change.

SUMMER 1990 PageS SUMMER 1990

SUMMER SESSION FINAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE The last day of the Summer Session is Wednesday, August 1.

Classes taught at;

8:00 a.m. & 1:30 p.m. 9:10 a m. & 2:40 p.m. 10:20 a.m. 11:30 a.m. & 3:50 p.m.

Final examinations are scheduled for Wednesday, August 1.

Will be examined on Wednesday. August 1 at;

8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.. 10:20 a m. to 12:20 p.m. 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. 3:45 p.m. to 5:45 p.m.

STUDENT I D. CARD REGULATIONS CONTINUING AND NEW STUDENTS

Your signed copy of the enrollment form and Summer Session "Student Class Schedule" will serve as your student identification for the Summer Session.

TRANSCRIPT REQUESTS

You may fill out a Transcript Request form in the Registrar's Office or send a letter to:

Registrar's Office Transcript Clerk 215 Main Building University of Notre Dame Notre Dame, IN 46556

A request shall include your full name, dates of attendance, social security number, address of person, school, or company where the transcript is to be sent, your return address, and your signature. There is a charge of $2.00 for each transcript. A transcript may not be ordered by telephone.

You may send the request by FAX machine instead of mail. However, the transcript itself will be mailed. Our FAX number is (219) 239-5872.

Transcripts are normally mailed, but can be picked up in the Registrar's Office, two to three days after receipt

of the request Transcripts given directly to students arc stamped ISSUED TO STUDENT.

The University issues only transcripts of academic work taken at Notre Dame. Requests for transcripts of work taken at other institutions should be directed to those institutions.

Requests for transcripts will not be honored if you are financially indebted to the University.

In general, most evaluative information such as courses completed, grades earned, etc., cannot be issued to an outside party unless the student has given the Registrar permission to release it to that specific party. The Registrar may, however, disclose directory information without the student's stated permission. This includes full name, dates of attendance, certification of current or previous enrollment, full or part-time status, college/major or level, and degree(s) received.


COLLEGE OF ARTS & LETTERS

Course ID

No S ,

l>cscriptlvc Course Title * 1

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AMERICAN STUDIES ROOM 339 O'SHAUGHNESSY HALL

0015 AMST 357 01 The Arts of America: Paint/Arc 3.0 C MTWHF 02:40-03:40 FYTZ 364 Stritch, T Recommended Univ Elective

0016 AMST 372 01 American Journeys 3.0 C MTWHF 01:30-02:30 FTTZ 252 Weber, Ronald Recommended Univ Elective 0017 AMST 498 01 Special Studies V N Costello, D

GRADUATE COURSES

0018 AMST 598 01 0019 AMST 599 01

Special Studies Thesis Direction

V N V N

Costello, D

ANTHROPOLOGY ROOM 346 O'SHAUGHNESSY HALL

0020 ANTH 0021 ANTH

228 498

01 01

Cultural Anthropology Special Studies

3.0 V

T H 02:00-04:30 UBR 500 Recommended Univ Elective

GRADUATE COURSES

0022 ANTH 598 01 Special Studies 3.0 N

ART, ART HISTORY & DESIGN ROOM 132 O'SHAUGHNESSY HALL

ART HISTORY 0033 ARHI 462 01 0035 ARHI 473 01 0036 ARHI 475 01

Art Since 1945 Michelangelo/Art of Maniera Directed Readings/Art History

3.0 C MTWHF 11:00-12:00 OSHA 127 Adcock, Craig 3.0 C MTWHF 09:10-10:10 OSHA 127 Coleman, R V N Rosenberg, C

GRADUATE COURSES

0034 ARHI 562 01 An Since 1945 3.0 C MTWHF 11:00-12:00 OSHA 127 Adcock, Craig 0037 ARHI 575 01 Directed Readings/Art History V N Rosenberg, C 0038 ARM 600 01 Non-Resident Thesis Research 1.0 N

ART STUDIO 0039 ARST 209 01 Basic Ceramics 3.0 C MTWHF 01:00-02:00 RILY 122 Kremer, W 0040 ARST 210 01 Basic Ceramics 3.0 C MTWHF 01:00-02:00 RILY 122 •Kremer, W 0041 ARST 245 01 Metal Sculpture I 3.0 c MTWHF 08:00-09:00 RILY 101 Fiime, Kevin 0042 ARST 409 01 Ceramics-Studio V c RILY 122 Kremer, W 0044 ARST 413 01 Expmce/Liturgical Textiles 2.0 c M T H F 07:00-10:00 RILY 310 Peterson, J 0045 ARST 433 01 Painting Studio V c RILY 307 Vogl, Donald 0047 ARST 435W01 Painting and Collage Workshop 2.0 c MTWHF 09:00-05:00 RILY 307 Vogl, Donald

Recommended Univ Elective

Cross List ARHI 462

06/18/90 TO 06/29/90

GRADUATE COURSES

0043 ARST 509 01 Ceramics-Studio V C RILY 122 Kremer, W 0046 ARST 533 01 Painting Studio V c RILY 307 Vogl, Donald 0536 ARST 535W01 Painting and Collage Workshop 2.0 c MTWHF 09:00-05:00 RILY 307 Vogl, Donald 06/18/90 TO 06/29/90 0048 ARST 585 01 Photography-Studio 3.0 c MTWHF 09:10-10:10 RILY 207 Stevens, R 0049 ARST 676 01 Directed Readings V N 0050 ARST 696 01 Thesis Project V N

CLASSICS & ORIENTAL LANGUAGES ROOM 304 O'SHAUGHNESSY HALL

CLASSICAL GREEK 0092 CLGR 101 01 Beginning Greek I 3.0 F MTWHF 09:30-11:20 UBR 1100 Vacca, Robert 06/18/90-TO 07/02/90

ALSO MEETS AT MTWHF 01:30-03:30 UBR 1100 0093 CLGR 102 01 Beginning Greek H 3.0 C MTWHF 09:30-11:20 UBR 1100 Vacca, Robert 07/03/90 TO 07/17/90

ALSO MEETS AT r— MTWHF 01:30-03:30 UBR 1100 0094 CLGR 103 01 Beginning Greek HI 3.0 C MTWHF 09:30-11:20 UBR 1100 Vacca, Robert 07/18/90 TO 08/01/90

ALSO MEETS AT - MTWHF 01:30-03:30 UBR 1100 LATIN

0095 CLLA 101 01 Beginning Latin I 3.0 F MTWHF 09:30-11:20 GALV 141 Hunter, R 06/18/90 TO 07/02/90 ALSO MEETS AT MTWHF 01:30-03:30 GALV 141 Duvick, Brian

0096 CLLA 102 01 Beginning Latin H 3.0 C MTWHF 09:30-11:20 GALV 141 Hunter, R 07/03/90 TO 07/17/90 ALSO MEETS AT - MTWHF 01:30-03:30 GALV 141 Duvick, Brian


: l ; C o m e ; l U « S Descriptive Course Title Ddvs BLDG liliBli

Call Dpi \ o t: L«c Hours No. 1 C « k m Sldrt-Knd Room PrwqUlsites

0097 CLLA 103 01 Beginning Latin III ALSO MEETS AT

3.0 C MTWHF MTWHF

ARABIC 0098 MLAR 101 01 Beginning Arabic I

ALSO MEETS AT 3.0 F MTWHF

MTWHF 0099 MLAR 102 01 Beginning Arabic II

ALSO MEETS AT 3.0 C MTWHF

MTWHF 0100 MLAR 103 01 Beginning Arabic ID

ALSO MEETS AT 3.0 D MTWHF

MTWHF JAPANESE

0101 MUA 101 01 Beginning Japanese I ALSO MEETS AT ALSO MEETS AT

3.0 C MTWHF MTWHF MTWHF

0102 M U A 102 01 Beginning Japanese II ALSO MEETS AT ALSO MEETS AT - - - - - —


0103 MUA 103 01 Beginning Japanese HI ALSO MEETS AT ALSO MEETS AT


09:30-11:20 01:30-03:30

09:30-11:20 01:30-03:30 09:30-11:20 01:30-03:30 09:30-11:20 01:30-03:30

09:10-11:20 01:30-02:30 03:00-04:00 09:10-11:20 01:30-02:30 03:00-04:00 09:10-11:20 01:30-02:30 03:00-04:00

GALV 141 GALV 141

UBR 1300 UBR 1300 UBR 1300 UBR 1300 UBR 1300 UBR 1300

OSHA 116 OSHA 251 OSHA 251 OSHA 116 OSHA 251 OSHA 251 OSHA 116 OSHA 251 OSHA 251

Hunter, R Duvick, Brian

Amar, Joseph

Amar, Joseph

Amar, Joseph

07/18/90 TO 08/01/90

06/18/90 TO 07/02/90

07/03/90 TO 07/17/90

07/18/90 TO 08/01/90

Fukuchi, Isamu Minamiki, G

Minamiki, G Fukuchi, Isamu

Minamiki, G Fukuchi, Isamu

06/18/90 TO 07/02/90

07/03/90 TO 07/17/90

07/18/90 TO 08/01/90

COMMUNICATION AND THEATRE ROOM 320 O'SHAUGHNESSY HALL

0104 COTH 201 01 Basics of Media Studies 3.0 C MTWHF 10:20-11:20 OSHA 3L3 Collins, Ava Peimission Required 0105 COTH 204 01 ' Basics of Film 3.0 C MTWHF 01:30-02:30 OSHA 3L3 Collins, J Permission Required 0106 COTH 227 01 Oral Interpretation 3.0 C MTWHF 09:10-10:10 OSHA 108 Syburg, Fred Permission Required 0107 COTH 405 01 Theatre Workshop 3.0 C MTWHF 03:50-04:50 WASH 200 Bain, R 0502 COTH 436 01 Shakespeare on Film & TV 3.0 C MTWHF 10:20-11:20 OSHA 108 Rath bum, P Cross Ust ENGL 440C 0108 COTH 474 01 Television Genres 3.0 C MTWHF 03:50-04:50 OSHA 3L3 Radner, Hilary COTH 101, 201 or 104, 204 0500 COTH 475 01 Film S(yles:Hildicodc 3.0 C MTWHF 12:30-01:30 OSHA 3L3 Collins, J 0109 COTH 479 01 New American Cinema 3.0 C MTWHF 02:40-03:40 OSHA 3L3 Collins, J COTHlOl,104,201,204

GRADUATE COURSES

0110 COTH 525 01 Projects in Oral Communication 3.0 C MTWHF 11:30-12:30 OSHA 108 Syburg, Fred 0111 COTH 551 01 Writer's Workshop 3.0 C MTWHF 10:20-11:20 GALV 282 Temple, Kerry 0112 COTH 552 01 Persuasive Writing 1.0 C MTWHF 09:10-10:10 ADMN 419 Collins, W 06/18/90 TO 07/02/90 0113 COTH 560 01 Television Production 3.0 C T H 12:40-03:10 WNDU Kevorkian, H 0114 COTH 572 01 Advertising 3.0 C T H 04:00-06:30 NIEU 184 Thurin, John 0115 COTH 573 01 Public Relations 3.0 C M W 04:00-06:30 NIEU 184 Thurin, John 0534 COTH 598 01 Special Studies V N

COMPUTER APPLICATIONS ROOM G126 THEODORE M. HESBURGH LIBRARY

Cross Ust SOC 249 0119 CAPP 243 01 Intro to Computer Systems 3.0 C MTWHF 10:20-12:00 COMP 227 Berzai, Louis 0120 CAPP 249 01 Self and Corporate Culture 3.0 C T H 09:30-12:00 UBR 500 Johnson, C Lin 0121 CAPP 497 01 Special Projects V N 0122 CAPP 498 01 Departmental Tutorial V C 0123 CAPP 499 01 Special Topics V N

ECONOMICS ROOM 245 O'SHAUGHNESSY HALL

0125 ECON 223 01 Principles of Economics I 3.0 C T H 01:15-03:45 OSHA 204 Dutt, Amitava 0126 ECON 224 01 Principles of Economics II 3.0 D M W 06:00-08:30 OSHA 204 Swartz, T 0127 ECON 350 01 Economics of Labor Institution 0128 ECON 421 01 Money Credit & Banking 0129 ECON 498 01 Special Studies

GRADUATE COURSES

3.0 3.0 3.0

T H MTWHF

06:00-08:30 11:30-12:30

OSHA 118 OSHA 116

0130 ECON 697 01 0131 ECON 698 01 0132 ECON 699 01

Special Topics Directed Readings Research arid Dissertation

V N V N V N

Leahy, W Croteau, John

Marsh, L Marsh, L Marsh, L

ECON 115 OR 225 ECON 301 and 302

ENGLISH ROOM 356 O'SHAUGHNESSY HALL

0145 ENGL 392B 01 0146 ENGL 401 01

The American Novel 3.0 C MTWHF 11:30-12:30 UBR 800 Werge, Thomas Advanced Fiction Writing 3.0 C MTWHF 10:20-11:20 UBR 800 Everett, P


, 1 i a. s »1

0118 ENGL 440C01 Shakespeare on Film & TV 3.0 c MTWHF 10:20-11:20 CUSH 117 Ralhbum, P Cross List COTH 436 0116 ENGL 473 01 20th Century British Novel 3.0 c MTWHF 02:40-03:40 UBR 800 , Moran, Dennis -

0147 ENGL 498 01 Directed Readings V N Buttigieg, J

GRADUATE COURSES

0117 ENGL 500 01 English/Non-Native Teachers 3.0 c MTWHF 10:20-11:20 UBR 600 Moran, Noreen 0149 ENGL 504 01 Conlemp Crit Theory & Methods 3.0 c MTWHF 10:20-11:20 LIBR 900 Orr, Leonard 0150 ENGL 523 01 Religion and Literature 3.0 c MTWHF 01:30-02:30 LIBR 800 Werge, Thomas 0151 ENGL 598 01 Special Studies V N Buttigieg, J 0152 ENGL 599 01 Thesis Direction V N Buttigieg, J 0153 ENGL 644 01 Milton & 17th Cent. Poetry 3.0 C MTWHF 09:10-10:10 UBR 800 Krier, T 0154 ENGL 644S 01 Sem for Tchrs:Milton/17C Puy 2.0 C T H . 11:30-01:00 UBR 900 Krier, T 0155 ENGL 699 01 Research and Dissertation V N Buttigieg, J GRAD STUDENTS ONLY

GERMAN & RUSSIAN LANGUAGES & L ROOM 318 O'SHAUGHNESSY HALL

GERMAN 0156 GE 101 01 Beginning German I 3.0 F MTWHF 10:20-12:30 DECI 451 Williams, U 06/18/90 TO 07/02/90

ALSO MEETS AT MTWHF 01:30-02:30 OSHA 251 Wimmer, Albert Permission Required ALSO MEETS AT MTWHF 03:00-04:00 OSHA 251

0157 GE 102 01 Beginning German Q 3.0 D MTWHF 10:20-12:30 DECI 451 Williams, U 07/03/90 TO 07/17/90 ALSO MEETS AT MTWHF 01:30-02:30 OSHA 251 Wimmer, Albert ALSO MEETS AT MTWHF 03:00-04:00 OSHA 251

0158 GE 103 01 • • Beginning German HI 3.0 F MTWHF 10:20-12:30 DECI 451 Williams, U 07/18/90 TO 08/01/90 ALSO MEETS AT — * MTWHF 01:30-02:30 OSHA 251 Wimmer, Albert Permission Required ALSO MEETS AT MTWHF . 03:00-04:00 OSHA 251

0159 GE 125 01 • Intermediate German I 3.0 C MTWHF 08:00-10:10 DECI 451 Wimmer, Albert 06/18/90 TO 07/10/90 0160 GE 126 01 Intermediate German II 3.0 C MTWHF 08:00-10:10 DECI 451 Wimmer, Albert 07/11/90 TO 08/01/90

GRADUATE COURSES

0161 GE 500 01 German Graduate Reading 0.0 C MTWHF 11:30-12:30 GALV 141 Ahrens, T Permission Required

GOVERNMENT ROOM 314 O'SHAUGHNESSY HALL

0162 GOVT 405 01 American Congress 3.0 C MTWHF 10:20-11:20 UBR 1000 Roos, John 0163 GOVT 497 01 Umtergrad Directed Readings V N 0164 GOVT 498 01 Undergrad Directed Readings V N

GRADUATE COURSES

0165 GOVT 599 01 Thesis Direction V N 0166 GOVT 692 01 Directed Readings:Govemment V N 0167 GOVT 696 01 Examination Preparation V N 0168 GOVT 699 01 Research and Dissertation V N

HISTORY ROOM 347 O'SHAUGHNESSY HALL

0169 HIST 327 01 Modem Ireland: 1798-1980$ 3.0 C MTWHF 11:30-12:30 UBR 400 Quinn, J 0170 HIST 374 01 The Slavery Issue in America 3.0 C MTWHF 01:30-02:30 UBR 400 Cunan, T 0171 HIST 490 01 Directed Readings V c Wegs, Robert

GRADUATE COURSES

0172 HIST 565 01 America Peace Movem/Since WWII 1.0 c MTWHF 09:10-10:10 LIBRG002 DeSantis, V 06/18/90 TO 07/02/90 0173 HIST 566 01 US Pies & Foreign Policy Makin 1.0 c MTWHF 11:30-12:30 UBR G002 DeSantis, V 06/18/90 TO 07/02/90 0174 HIST 567 01 The US & Cent Amer in 20th Cnt 1.0 c MTWHF 11:30-12:30 UBR 600 Spencer, T 07/03/90 TO 07/17/90 0175 HIST 568 01 U.S. & Soviet Union Since WW I 1.0 c MTWHF 11:30-12:30 UBR 600 Spencer, T ***** CLOSED *****

07/18/90 TO 08/08/90 0176 HIST 590 01 Directed Readings V N Wegs, Robert 0177 HIST 598 01 U.S. History Since 1933 3.0 c MTWHF 10:20-11:20 DECI 351 Spencer, T 0178 HIST 599 01 Thesis Direction V N Wegs, Robert 0179 HIST 697 01 Directed Readings V N Wegs, Robert 0180 HIST 699 01 Research and Dissertation V N Wegs, Robert


Course ID :E S Descriptive Course Title Credit * Days BLDG Instructor

Call D i P No E Luc Hours A No I ( o d e ¥ Start-End Room Prerequisites

HISTORY & PHILOSOPHY OF SCI ROOM 209 O'SHAUGHNESSY HALL

GRADUATE COURSES

0539 HPS 599 50 Thesis Direction

MEDIEVAL STUDIES ROOM 715 THEODORE M. HESBURGH LIBRARY

0224 MI 497 Directed Readings

GRADUATE COURSES

0225 MI 597 01 Directed Readings V N 0226 MI 599 01 Thesis Direction V N 0227 MI 600 01 Nonresident Thesis Research 1.0 N 0228 MI 699 01 Research and Dissertation V N 0229 MI 700 01 Nonresident Dissertation Rsrch 1.0 N

MUSIC ROOM 105

0230 MUS 222 01 Symphonic Masters 3.0 C 0231 MUS 310 01 Piano V C

Van Engen, J

Van Engen, J Van Engen, J Van Engen, J Van Engen, I Van Engen, J

MTWHF 11:00-12:15 CROW 122

0233 MUS 0235 MUS

311 314

01 01

Organ Voice

V V

N N

Leahy, Eugene Henderson, J Cramer, Craig Ginler, W

GRADUATE COURSES

0232 MUS 510 01 Piano V C Henderson, J 0234 MUS 511 01 Organ V C Cramer, Craig 0236 MUS 514 01 Voice V N Ginter, W 0237 MUS 598 01 Special Studies V N Haimo, Ethan

PHILOSOPHY ROOM 336 O'SHAUGHNESSY HALL

0238 PHIL 201 01 Introduction to Philosophy 3.0 C M W F 11:00-12:45 UBR 700 Kremer, M 0239 PHIL 234 01 The Ait of Peacemaking 3.0 C M W F 01:30-03:10 UBR 700 Neiman, Alven

O'Leary, J 0241 PHIL 246 01 Ethics and Business 3.0 C M W F 09:10-10:55 UBR 400 Holloway, M 0242 PHIL 261 01 Philosophy of Religion 3.0 C M W F 01:30-03:15 NIEU 123 Bobik, Joseph 0243 PHIL 498 01 Directed Readings V N Foley, R

GRADUATE COURSES

0244 PHIL 699 01 Research and Dissertation V N Gutting, A

Cross List HPS 434 Cross List DPS 534 Permission Required

GRAD STUDENTS ONLY

PROGRAM OF LIBERAL STUDIES ROOM 215 O'SHAUGHNESSY HALL

0248 PLS 281 01 Great Books Seminar I 3.0 C MH 07:00-09:30 OSHA 214

0249 PLS 402 01 Psych/Soc Fntdns of Moral Educ 3.0 C MTWHF 03:45-06:00 OSHA 221 Power, Claik

0250 PLS 477 01 Directed Readings V N

GRADUATE COURSES

0401 PLS 502 01 Psych-Soc Fndtns of Moral Educ 3.0 C MTWHF 03:45-06:00 OSHA 214 Power, Clark

PSYCHOLOGY ROOM 114A HAGGAR HALL

06/18/90 TO 08/01/90 PLS MAJORS ONLY 06/18/90 TO 07/06/90 Cross Ust PSY 487/692

Cross Ust PSY 487/692 06/18/90 TO 07/06/90

0251 PSY 211 01 Introductory Psychology 3.0 C MTWHF 09:10-10:10 HAGR 119 Crowell, C 0252 PSY 250 01 Psy of Personal Adjustment 3.0 C M W F 11:30-01:10 HAGR 119 White, Karen 0253 PSY 351 01 Child Development 3.0 C MTWHF 10:20-11:20 HAGR 119 Lapsley, D Recommended Univ Elective 0254 PSY 354 01 Abnormal Psychology 3.0 C T H 11:30-02:00 HAGR 124 Cole, David 0255 PSY 397 03 Special Studies Jr V N Bartlett, W Permission Required 0256 PSY 397 04 Special Studies Jr V N Borkowski, J Permission Required 0257 PSY 397 05 Special Studies Jr V N Cole, David Permission Required 0258 PSY 397 06 Special Studies Jr V N Crowell, C Permission Required


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0 i a. ! , 1 0259 PSY 397 07 Special Studies Jr V N Dawson, W Permission Required 0260 PSY 397 08 Special Studies Jr V N Day, Jeanne Permission Required 0261 PSY 397 10 Special Studies Jr V N Howard, G Permission Required 0262 PSY. 397 11 Special Studies Jr V N Lapsley, D Permission Required 0263 PSY 397 12 Special Studies Jr ' V N Maxwell, S Permission Required 0264 PSY 397 13 Special Studies Jr V N McCabe, S Permission Required 0265 PSY 397 14 Special Studies Jr V N Bastlin Normoy Permission Required 0266 PSY 397 . 15 Special Studies Jr V N Meara, Naomi Permission Required 0267 PSY 397 16 Special Studies Jr V N Merluzzi, T Permission Required 0268 PSY 397 18 Special Studies Jr V N Santos, John Permission Required 0269 PSY 397 19 Special Studies Jr V N Schellenbach, Permission Required 0270 PSY 397 21 Special Studies Jr V N Tageson,C Permission Required 0271 PSY 397 23 Special Studies Jr V N Whitman, T Permission Required 0272 PSY 397 25 Special Studies Jr V N Anderson, C Permission Required 0273 PSY 397 26 Special Studies Jr V N Phelps, R Permission Required 0274 PSY 397 27 Special Studies Jr V N White, Karen Permission Required 0469 PSY 487 01 Psy-Soc Foundations/Moral Ed 3.0 C MTWHF 03:45-06:00 OSHA 221 Power, Clark 06/18/90 TO 07/06/90 0275 PSY 497 03 Special Studies V N Bartlelt, W Permission Required 0276 PSY 497 04 Special Studies V N Borkowski, J Permission Required 0277 PSY 497 05 Special Studies "* V N Cole, David Permission Required 0278 PSY 497 06 Special Studies V N Crowell, C Permission Required 0279 PSY 497 07 Special Studies V N Dawson, W Permission Required 0280 PSY 497 08 Special Studies V N Day, Jeanne Permission Required 0281 PSY 497 10 Special Studies V N Howard, G Permission Required 0282 PSY 497 11 Special Studies V N Lapsley, D Permission Required 0283 PSY 497 12 Special Studies V N Maxwell, S Permission Required 0284 PSY 497 13 Special Studies V N McCabe, S Permission Required 0285 PSY 497 14 Special Studies V N Bastlin Normoy Permission Required 0286 PSY 497 15 Special Studies V N Meara, Naomi Permission Required 0287 PSY 497 16 Special Studies V N Merluzzi, T Permission Required 0288 PSY 497 18 Special Studies V N Santos, John Permission Required 0289 PSY 497 19 Special Studies V N Schellenbach, Permission Required 0290 PSY 497 21 Special Studies V N Tageson,C Permission Required 0291 PSY 497 23 Special Studies V N Whitman, T Permission Required 0292 PSY 497 25 Special Studies V N Anderson, C Permission Required 0293 PSY 497 26 Special Studies V N Phelps, R Permission Required 0294 PSY 497 27 Independent Study Psychology V N White, Karen 02/05/90 TO 08/03/90

GRADUATE COURSES

0295 PSY 560 01 Research Methodology 3.0 C M W 09:00-11:30 HAGR 128 Howard, G 0296 PSY 561 01 Foundations of Counseling 3.0 C T H 09:00-11:30 HAGR 123 Bartlelt, W 0297 PSY 562 01 Group Dynamics 3.0 c T H 12:15-02:45 HAGR 128 Merluzzi, T 0298 PSY 599 03 Thesis Direction V N Bartlett, W 0299 PSY 599 04 Thesis Direction V N Borkowski, J 0300 PSY 599 05 Thesis Direction V N Cole, David 0301 PSY 599 06 Thesis Direction V N Crowell, C 0302 PSY 599 07 Thesis Direction V N Dawson, W 0303 PSY 599 08 Thesis Direction V N Day, Jeanne 0304 PSY 599 10 Thesis Direction V N Howard, G 0305 PSY 599 11 Thesis Direction V N Lapsley, D 0306 PSY 599 12 Thesis Direction V N Maxwell, S 0307 PSY 599 13 Thesis Direction V N McCabe, S 0308 PSY 599 14 Thesis Direction V N Bastlin Normoy 0309 PSY 599 15 Thesis Direction V N Meara, Naomi 0310 PSY 599 16 Thesis Direction V N Merluzzi, T 0311 PSY 599 18 Thesis Direction V N Santos, John 0312 PSY 599 19 Thesis Direction V N Schellenbach, 0313 PSY 599 21 Thesis Direction V N Tageson, C 0314 PSY 599 23 Thesis Direction V N Whitman, T 0315 PSY 599 25 Thesis Direction V N Anderson, C 0316 PSY 599 26 Thesis Direction V N Phelps, R 0317 PSY 599 27 Thesis Direction V N White, Karen 0318 PSY 663 01 Psychopathology 3.0 C M W 09:00-11:30 HAGR 122 Tageson, C 0319 PSY 678 01 Seminar in Family Therapy 3.0 C M W 12:15-02:45 HAGR 123 Tageson,C 0320 PSY 691B 01 Adv Issues/Stats/Research Dsgn V N Maxwell, S 0470 PSY 692 01 Psy-Soc Foundations/Moral Ed 3.0 C MTWHF 03:45-06:00 HAGR 128 Power, Clark 06/18/90 TO 07/06/90


XCdursei 10®;: S Descriptive Course Title

2 Z * Days Time

T Comments

C-UI D p No E Lot 2 Z A Days

T No 1 Code w Start-End Room

0321 PSY 693 03 Reading/Special Topics 0322 PSY 693 04 Reading Special Topics 0323 PSY 693 05 Reading Special Topics 0324 PSY 693 06 Reading Special Topics 0325 PSY 693 07 Reading Special Topics 0326 PSY 693 08 Reading Special Topics 0327 PSY 693 10 Reading Special Topics 0328 PSY 693 11 Reading Special Topics 0329 PSY 693 12 Reading Special Topics 0330 PSY 693 13 Reading Special Topics 0331 PSY 693 14 Reading Special Topics 0332 PSY 693 15 Reading Special Topics 0333 PSY 693 16 Reading Special Topics 0334 PSY 693 18 Reading Special Topics 0335 PSY 693 19 Reading Special Topics 0336 PSY 693 21 Reading Special Topics 0337 PSY 693 23 Reading Special Topics 0338 PSY 693 25 Reading Special Topics 0339 PSY 693 26 Reading Special Topics 0340 PSY 693 27 Reading Special Topics 0341 PSY 695 03 Research/Special Topics 0342 PSY 695 04 Research/Special Topics 0343 PSY 695 05 Research/Special Topics 0344 PSY 695 06 Research/Special Topics 0345 PSY 695 07 Research/Special Topics 0346 PSY 695 08 Research/Special Topics 0347 PSY 695 10 Research/Special Topics 0348 PSY 695 11 Research/Special Topics 0349 PSY 695 12 Research/Special Topics 0350 PSY 695 13 Research/Special Topics 0351 PSY 695 14 Research/Special Topics 0352 PSY 695 15 Research/Special Topics 0353 PSY 695 16 Research/Special Topics 0354 PSY 695 18 Research/Special Topics 0355 PSY 695 19 Research/Special Topics 0356 PSY 695 21 Research/Special Topics 0357 PSY 695 23 Research/Special Topics 0358 PSY 695 25 Research/Special Topics 0359 PSY 695 26 Research/Special Topics 0360 PSY 695 27 Research/Special Topics 0361 PSY 699 03 Research and Dissertation 0362 PSY 699 04 Research and Dissertation 0363 PSY 699 05 Research and Dissertation 0364 PSY 699 06 Research and Dissertation 0365 PSY 699 07 Research and Dissertation 0366 PSY 699 08 Research and Dissertation 0367 PSY 699 10 Research and Dissertation 0368 PSY 699 11 Research and Dissertation 0369 PSY 699 12 Research and Dissertation 0370 PSY 699 13 Research and Dissertation 0371 PSY 699 14 Research and Dissertation 0372 PSY 699 15 Research and Dissertation 0373 PSY 699 16 Research and Dissertation 0374 PSY 699 18 Research and Dissertation 0375 PSY 699 19 Research and Dissertation 0376 PSY 699 21 Research and Dissertation 0377 PSY 699 23 Research And Dissertation 0378 PSY 699 25 Research and Dissertation 0379 PSY 699 26 Research and Dissertation 0380 PSY 699 27 Research and Dissertation 0381 PSY 700 03 Nonresident Dissertation Rsrch 0382 PSY 700 04 Nonresident Dissertation Rsrch 0383 PSY 700 05 Nonresident Dissertation Rsrch 0384 PSY 700 06 Nonresident Dissertation Rsrch 0385 PSY 700 07 Nonresident Dissertation Rsrch 0386 PSY 700 08 Nonresident Dissertation Rsrch 0387 PSY 700 10 Nonresident Dissertation Rsrch

V N Bartlelt, W V N Borkowski, J V N Cole, David V N Crowell, C V N Dawson, W V N Day,Jeanne V N Howard, G V N Lapsley, D V N Maxwell, S V N McCabe, S V N Bastlin Normoy V N Meara, Naomi V N Merluzzi, T V N Santos, John V N Schellenbach, V N Tageson, C V N Whitman, T V N Anderson, C V N Phelps, R V N White, Karen V N Banlett, W V N Borkowski, J V N Cole, David V N Crowell, C V N Dawson, W V N Day,Jeanne V N Howard, G V N Lapsley, D V N Maxwell, S V N * McCabe, S V N Bastlin Normoy V N Meara, Naomi V N Merluzzi, T V N Santos, John V N Schellenbach, V N Tageson, C V N Whitman, T V N Anderson, C V N Phelps. R V N White, Karen V N Bartlelt, W V N Borkowski, J V N Cole, David V N Crowell, C V N Dawson, W V N Day, Jeanne V N Howard, G V N Lapsley, D V N Maxwell, S V N McCabe, S V N Bastlin Normoy V N Meara, Naomi V N Merluzzi, T V N Santos, John V N Schellenbach, V N Tageson, C V N Whitman, T V N Anderson, C V N Phelps, R V N White, Karen 1.0 N Bartlelt, W 1.0 N Borkowski, J 1.0 N Cole, David 1.0 N Crowell, C 1.0 N Dawson, W 1.0 N Day, Jeanne 1.0 N Howard, G


Course ID

No Descriptive Course Title • : : • z :

0388 PSY 700 11 Nonresident Dissertation Rsrch 1.0 N Lapsley, D 0389 PSY 700 12 Nonresident Dissertation Rsrch 1.0 N Maxwell, S 0390 PSY 700 13 Nonresident Dissertation Rsrch 1.0 N McCabe, S 0391 PSY 700 14 Nonresident Dissertation Rsrch 1.0 N Bastlin Normoy 0392 PSY 700 15 Nonresident Dissertation Rsrch 1.0 N Meara, Naomi 0393 PSY 700 16 Nonresident Dissertation Rsrch 1.0 N Merluzzi, T 0394 PSY 700 18 Nonresident Dissertation Rsrch 1.0 N Santos, John 0395 PSY 700 19 Nonresident Dissertation Rsrch 1.0 N Schellenbach, 02/05/90 TO 08/03/90 0396 PSY 700 21 Nonresident Dissertation Rsrch 1.0 N Tageson, C 0397 PSY 700 23 Nonresident Dissertation Rsrch 1.0 N Whitman, T 0398 PSY 700 25 Nonresident Dissertation Rsrch 1.0 N Anderson, C 03/18/90 TO 08/03/90 0399 PSY 700 26 Nonresident Dissertation Rsrch 1.0 N Phelps, R 0400 PSY 700 27 Nonresident Dissertation Rsrch 1.0 N White, Karen

ROMANCE: LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE ROOM 343 O'SHAUGHNESSY HALL

0416 LLRO 399 01 Special Studies V C DellaNeva, J

GRADUATE COURSES

0420 LLRO 501 01 Tliry of For Lang Acqstn/Instm 3.0 C MTWHF 09:00-12:30 OSHA 206 Fisher-Mcpeak, 06/11/90 TO 06/22/90 0422 LLRO 597 01 Directed Readings 3.0 c DellaNeva, J

FRENCH 0402 ROFR 101 01 Beginning French I 3.0 F MTWHF 09:10-11:20 OSHA 207 Menyard,Odette 06/18/90 TO 07/02/90

ALSO MEETS AT - - MTWHF 01:30-02:30 OSHA 251 Martin, P ALSO MEETS AT MTWHF 03:00-04:00 OSHA 251

0403 ROFR 102 01 Beginning French H 3.0 N MTWHF 09:10-11:20 OSHA 207 Menyard,Odette 07/03/90 TO 07/17/90 ALSO MEETS AT MTWHF 01:30-02:30 OSHA 251 Martin, P ROFR 101 ALSO MEETS AT MTWHF 03:00-04:00 OSHA 251

0404 ROFR 102 A 01 Elementary French I 3.0 F MTWHF 09:10-11:20 OSHA 207 Menyard,Odette 06/18/90 TO 07/02/90 ALSO MEETS AT MTWHF 01:30-02:30 OSHA 251 Martin, P ROFR, 101 ALSO MEETS AT MTWHF 03:00-04:00 OSHA 251

0405 ROFR 103A 01 Intermediate French 3.0 C MTWHF 09:10-11:20 OSHA 207 Menyard,Odette 07/03/90 TO 07/17/90 ALSO MEETS AT MTWHF 01:30-02:30 OSHA 251 Werner,K ALSO MEETS AT MTWHF 03:00-04:00 OSHA 251

0406 ROFR 103B 01 Intermediate French 3.0 C MTWHF 09:10-11:20 OSHA 207 Menyard,Odette 07/18/90 TO 08/01/90 ALSO MEETS AT MTWHF 01:30-02:30 OSHA 251 Martin, P ALSO MEETS AT MTWHF 03:00-04:00 OSHA 251

0407 ROFR 201 01 Advanced French 3.0 c MTWHF 09:10-11:20 OSHA 207 Menyard,Odette 07/18/90 TO 08/01/90 ALSO MEETS AT MTWHF 01:30-02:30 OSHA 251 Martin, P ROFR 103 ALSO MEETS AT MTWHF 03:00-04:00 OSHA 251

GRADUATE COURSES

0417 ROFR 500 01 French Graduate Reading 0.0 N MTWHF 08:00-09:00 GALV 141 Martin, P ITALIAN

0408 Rorr 101 01 Beginning Italian I 3.0 F MTWHF 09:10-11:20 OSHA 208 Mangione, B 06/18/90 TO 07/02/90 ALSO MEETS AT MTWHF 01:30-02:30 OSHA 251 Borchert, P ALSO MEETS AT MTWHF 03:00-04:00 OSHA 251

0409 ROIT 102 01 Beginning Italian II 3.0 F MTWHF 09:10-11:20 OSHA 208 Mangione, B 07/03/90 TO 07/17/90 ALSO MEETS AT MTWHF 01:30-02:30 OSHA 251 Borchert, P ROIT 101 ALSO MEETS AT MTWHF 03:00-04:00 OSHA 251

0410 ROIT 103 01 Intermediate Italian 3.0 F MTWHF 09:10-11:20 OSHA 208 Mangione, B 07/18/90 TO 08/01/90 ALSO MEETS AT - MTWHF 01:30-02:30 OSHA 251 ALSO MEETS AT MTWHF 03:00-04:00 OSHA 251

GRADUATE COURSES

0418 ROIT 500 01 Italian Graduate Reading 0.0 N MTWHF 08:00-09:20 DECI 351 Welle, John 06/18/90 TO 07/20/90 SPANISH -

0411 ROSP 101 01 Beginning Spanish I 3.0 F MTWHF 09:10-11:20 OSHA 209 Cardona.C ***** CLOSED ***** ALSO MEETS AT MTWHF 01:30-02:30 OSHA 251 DaSilva, Paulo 06/18/90 TO 06/29/90 ALSO MEETS AT MTWHF 03:00-04:00 OSHA 251

0412 ROSP 102 01 Beginning Spanish II 3.0 C MTWHF 09:10-11:20 OSHA 209 DaSilva, Paulo 07/03/90 TO 07/17/90 ALSO MEETS AT MTWHF 01:30-02:30 OSHA 251 Penagos, Adela ROSP 101 ALSO MEETS AT MTWHF 03:00-04:00 OSHA 251

0413 ROSP 102A01 Elementary Spanish 3.0 F MTWHF 09:10-11:20 OSHA 204 Penagos, Adela 06/18/90 TO 07/02/90 ALSO MEETS AT MTWHF 01:30-02:30 OSHA 251 Anadon, Silvia ROSP 101 ALSO MEETS AT MTWHF 03:00-04:00 OSHA 251


luurw ID B S Descriptive Course TlUe :z W Ddis Time BLDG Instructor

Call dpi \ o K U c :z m No 1 CudL $ Start-Knd Room rretujulsltes

0414 ROSP 103A01

0471 ROSP 103B 01

0415 ROSP 201 01

Intermediate Spanish ALSO MEETS AT -ALSO MEETS AT -Intermediate Spanish ALSO MEETS AT -ALSO MEETS AT --• Advanced Spanish ALSO MEETS AT -ALSO MEETS AT -

GRADUATE COURSES

0419 ROSP 500 01 0421 ROSP 590 01

Spanish Graduate Reading Literature of Mexico

3.0 C

3.0 C

3.0 C

0.0 3.0

MTWHF MTWHF MTWHF MTWHF MTWHF MTWHF MTWHF MTWHF MTWHF

N MTWHF C MTWHF

09:10-11:20 01:30-02:30 03:00-04:00 09:10-11:20 01:30-02:30 03:00-04:00 09:10-11:20 .01:30-02:30 03:00-04:00

08:00-09:00 09:00-10:00

OSHA 204 Anadon, Silvia OSHA 251 Cardona.C OSHA 251 OSHA 205A Jakab, Isabel OSHA 251 OSHA 251 OSHA 205A Jakab, Isabel OSHA 251 Jerez-Farran, OSHA 251

OSHA 204 DECI 231

Anadon, Jose Bell, Steven

07/03/90 TO 07/17/90

• • " • CLOSED *•*•• 07/18/90 TO 08/01/90

07/18/90 TO 08/01/90 ROSP 103

06/18/90 TO 08/01/90

SOCIOLOGY ROOM 325 O'SHAUGHNESSY HALL

0423 SOC 102 01 Introduction to Sociology ALSO MEETS AT -

3.0 F M W F

10:20-12:20 10:20-11:20

NIEU 180 NIEU 180

Kanjirathinkal

0424 SOC 220 01 Social Psychology 3.0 C T H 10:20-12:50 NIEU 127 Welch, M Recommended Univ Elective 0425 SOC 249 01 Self and Corporate Culture 3.0 C T H 09:30-12:00 UBR 500 Johnson, C Lin Cross Ust CAPP 249 0426 SOC 319 01 Sociology of Sport. 3.0 D T H 01:00-03:30 CUSH 117 Welch, M 0427 SOC 498 01 Directed Readings V N Valenzuela, S

GRADUATE COURSES

0428 SOC 599 01 Thesis Direction V N Valenzuela, S 0429 SOC 600 01 Nonresident Thesis Research 1.0 N Valenzuela, S 0430 SOC 655 01 Directed Readings V N Hallinan, M 0540 SOC 655 02 Directed Readings V N Williams, R 0431 SOC 699 01 Research and Dissertation V N Valenzuela, S 0432 SOC 700 01 Nonresident Dissertation Rsrch 1.0 N Valenzuela, S

THEOLOGY ROOM 327 O'SHAUGHNESSY HALL

0433 THEO 200 01 Found of Theo:Biblcl Historcl 3.0 C MTWHF 09:10-10:10 NIEU 180 'Sterling, G 0434 THEO 200 02 Found of Theo:BibIcl Historcl 3.0 C MTWHF 10:20-11:20 NIEU 182 Sweet, Anne 0435 THEO 225 02 The Challenge of the Creed 3.0 c MTWHF 11:30-12:30 NIEU 184 Johnson,M

THEO 100 OR 200 0436 THEO 260 01 Christian Ethics 3.0 c MTWHF 09:10-10:10 NIEU 188 Wojda, Paul CLOSED *••••

THEO 100 OR 200

GRADUATE COURSES

0437 THEO 500 01 Intro to Graduate Studies 1.0 c T H 01:30-03:30 NIEU 184 Johnson,M 06/18/90 TO 06/29/90 ALSO MEETS AT M W F 01:30-03:30 NIEU 184

0438 THEO 502 01 Ufe Cycles in Jewish Uturgy 2.0 c MTWHF 03:45-05:45 COMP328 Brooks, Roger 06/18/90 TO 06/29/90 0535 THEO 507A01 Elementary Biblical Hebrew I 0.0 c MTWHF 09:10-10:10 07/02/46 TO 08/03/90 0439 THEO 516 01 The Epistle to the Romans 2.0 c MTWHF 01:30-03:30 HAYE 220 Attridge, H 07/16/90 TO 07/27/90 0440 THEO 523 01 Historical Theology (Modem) 2.0 c MTWHF 03:45-05:45 COMP 300 O'Meara, Tom CLOSED *****

07/02/90 TO 07/13/90 0441 THEO 530 01 Fundmntls Systematic Theology 3.0 c M W F 10:45-12:45 NIEU 188 Trembath, K

ALSO MEETS AT T H 10:45-12:45 NIEU 188 0442 THEO 531 01 Revelation 2.0 c MTWHF 01:30-03:30 GALV 146 Bacek, James 06/18/90 TO 06/29/90 0443 THEO 532 01 Christology 3.0 c T H 10:45-12:45 NIEU 188 Kannengiesser

ALSO MEETS AT M W F 10:45-12:45 NIEU 188 0444 THEO 534 01 The Mystery of God 2.0 c M W F 10:45-12:45 OSHA 118 LaCugna, C 06/18/90 TO 07/13/90

ALSO MEETS AT T H 10:45-12:45 OSHA 118 0445 THEO 537 01 Sacramental Theology 3.0 c M W F 08:30-10:30 GALV 146 Duffy, Regis

ALSO MEETS AT T H 08:30-10:30 GALV 146 0446 THEO 539 01 History of Spirituality 2.0 c MTWHF 01:30-03:30 UBR 900 McGonigle, T 07/02/90 TO 07/13/90 0447 THEO 541 01 Catholicism 3.0 c T H 08:30-10:30 NIEU 184 McBrien, R

ALSO MEETS AT M W F 08:30-10:30 NIEU 184 0448 THEO 549 01 Sociology of Religion 2.0 c MTWHF 03:45-05:45 COMP 227 Coleman, John 07/16/90 TO 07/27/90 0449 THEO 552 01 Interpersonal Ethics 2.0 c MTWHF 01:30-03:30 GALV 146 O'Donohoe, J 07/16/90 TO 07/27/90 0450 THEO 560 01 Uturgical History 3.0 c M W F 08:30-10:30 NIEU 184 Krouse, D

ALSO MEETS AT T H 08:30-10:30 NIEU 184 0451 THEO 561 01 Initiation 3.0 c MTWHF 08:30-10:30 NIEU 343 Yamold, E


C U T , 1 "

l 0452 THEO 562 01

0453 THEO 563 01

0455 THEO 565A01 0456 THEO 566E 01 0457 THEO 569C 01 0458 THEO 572 01

0459 THEO 573 L 01

0460 THEO 573T 01

0461 THEO 574F 01 0462 THEO 590C01 0463 THEO 591A01 0464 THEO 598 01 0465 THEO 599 50 0466 THEO 600 01 0467 THEO 699 01 0468 THEO 700 01

Descriptive Course Title lime

Srarf-Eiia • Instructor

z : : Eucharist 3.0 C T H 10:45-12:45 OSHA 118 Baldovin, J ALSO MEETS AT M W F 10:45-12:45 OSHA 118 Liturgical Prayer 3.0 C M W F 10:45-12:45; NIEU 343 Bradshaw, Paul ALSO MEETS AT T H 10:45-12:45' NIEU 343 Liturgy and Ethics 2.0 C MTWHF 01:30-03:30 NIEU 180 Procter-Smith, Annointing 2.0 C MTWHF 01:30-03:30 NIEU 180 Expmce/Liturgical Textiles 2.0 C M T H F 07:00-10:00 RILY 310 Peterson, B Ritual Studies 3.0 C T H 08:30-10:30 NIEU 343 Melloh, John ALSO MEETS AT M W F 08:30-10:30 NIEU 343 Comprehensive Review:Liturgy 1.0 C M W F . 08:30-10:30 NIEU 186 Bradshaw, Paul ALSO MEETS AT T H 08:30-10:30 NIEU 186 Comprehensive Review:Theology 1.0 C M W F 01:30-03:30 NIEU 184 Trembath, K ALSO MEETS AT T H 01:30-03:30 NIEU 184 Liturgy and Ministry 2.0 C MTWHF 03:45-05:45 Nelson, Paul Music for the Rites 2.0 C MTWHF 03:45-05:45 HA YE 220 Liturgical Law 2.0 C MTWHF 03:45-05:45 Huels, John Directed Readings V N Thesis Direction V N Nonresident Thesis Research 1.0 C Research and Dissertation V N Nonresident Dissertation Resea 1.0 N

07/02/90 TO 07/13/90 06/18/90 TO 06/29/90 07/16/90 TO 07/27/90

06/18/90 TO 07/06/90

06/18/90 TO 07/06/90

07/02/90 TO 07/13/90 06/18/90 TO 06/29/90 07/16/90 TO 07/27/90


COLLEGE OF SCIENCE

s i n ! •5 £5, ! J -

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES ROOM 148 GALVIN LIFE SCIENCE CENTER

0051 BIOS 494 01 Directed Readings V N 0052 BIOS 499 01 Undergraduate Research V C

GRADUATE COURSES !

0053 BIOS 569 01 Practical Aquatic Biology 6.0 N Hellenthal, R 05/22/90 TO 07/28/90 0054 BIOS 599 01 Thesis Direction V N 0055 BIOS 600 01 Non-Resident Thesis Direction 1.0 N 0056 BIOS 672 01 Special Problems V N 0057 BIOS 699 01 Research and Dissertation V N 0058 BIOS 700 01 Nonresident Dissertation Rsrch 1.0 N

CHEMISTRY AND BIOCHEMISTRY ROOM 315 STEFAN CHEMISTRY HALL

0482 CHEM 118 01 General Chemistry 4.0 F MTWHF 01:00-05:00 NIEU 343 Schwartz, M 0075 CHEM 223 01 Elemtry Organic Chemistry I 3.0 D MTWHF 08:30-10:15 NIEU 127 Freeman, J 06/04/90 TO 07/06/90 0076 CHEM 223 L 01 Hem Organic Chemistry I Lab 1.0 D TH 01:00-05:00 NIEU 346 ***** CLOSED *****

06/04/90 TO 07/06/90 Permission Required

0077 CHEM 224 01 Elmtiy Organic Chemistry II 3.0 C MTWHF 08:30-10:15 NIEU 118 Freeman, J 07/09/90 TO 08/10/90 CHEM 223

0078 CHEM 224L 01 Elemtry Organic Chem Lab II 1.0 C T H 01:00-05:00 NIEU 346 07/09/90 TO 08/10/90 CHEM 224 CO-REQ

0079 CHEM 499 01 Undergraduate Research V N

GRADUATE COURSES

0080 CHEM 599 01 Thesis Direction V N 0081 CHEM 699 01 Research and Dissertation V N

EARTH SCIENCES ROOM 105 EARTH SCIENCES

0124 EASC 499 01 Undergraduate Research V N

MATHEMATICS ROOM 370 COMPUTING CENTER

0210 MATH 104 01 Finite Mathematics 3.0 F MTWHF 01:15-02:55 COMP 326 07/09/90 TO 08/10/90 0211 MATH 105 01 Elements of Calculus I 3.0 D MTWHF 01:15-02:55 COMP 326 06/04/90 TO 07/06/90 0212 MATH 106 01 Elements of Calculus II 3.0 C MTWHF 01:15-02:55 COMP 227 07/09/90 TO 08/10/90

MATH 105 0213 MATH 126 01 Calculus II 4.0 C M W F 08:00-10:00 HAVE 223

ALSO MEETS AT T H 09:00-10:00 HAVE 223 MATH 125 PRE-REQ 0214 MATH 211 01 Computer Progrmng/Problm Solv 3.0 C M W F 08:00-10:00 COMP 326 0215 MATH 226 01 Calculus IV 3.0 D M W F 10:10-12:10 COMP 326

ALSO MEETS AT T H 11:10-12:10 COMP 326 MATH 225 or Equiv. 0216 MATH 499 01 Undergraduate Reading V N

GRADUATE COURSES

0217 MATH 511 01 Computer Progrmng/Problm Solv 3.0 C M W F 08:00-10:00 COMP 227 0218 MATH 550 01 Data Analysis & Slat Inference 3.0 C MTWHF 10:00-12:00 COMP 328 Borelli, Mario 06/18/90 TO 07/20/90 0219 MATH 579 01 Introduction to Pascal 3.0 c MTWHF 08:00-09:55 COMP 328 Borelli, Mario 06/18/90 TO 07/20/90 0220 MATH 580 01 Advanced Programming 3.0 c MTWHF 01:30-03:30 COMP 328 06/18/90 TO 07/20/90 0221 MATH 698 01 Advanced Graduate Reading V N 0222 MATH 699 01 Research and Dissertation V N 0223 MATH 700 01 Nonresident Dissertation Rsrch 1.0 N


S

£ i 1 O i l ipi No. E L.X Hour, 1 No m Code w Start-End 8 —

PHYSICS ROOM 384 NIEUWLAND SCIENCE CENTER

0472 PHYS 221 01

0245 PHYS 222 01

Physics I ALSO MEETS AT Physics II ALSO MEETS AT Undergraduate Research 0246 PHYS 499 01

GRADUATE COURSES

0247 PHYS 699 01 Research and Dissertation

4.0 D MTWHF 09:10-11:20 NIEU 118 T H 01:30-03:30

4.0 C MTWHF 09:10-11:20 NIEU 184 T H ~ 01:30-03:30

V N

06/04/90 TO 07/06/90 MATH 106,120 or 126 07/09/90 TO 08/10/90 PHYS 221


COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Course ID m

S5 Descriptive Course Title rmtii

1 Davs BLDG S l E E S I l i

; a . - 1 AEROSPACE AND MECHANICAL ENGR. ROOM 365 FITZPATRICK HALL

AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 0001 AERO 321 01 Diff Equations & Applied Math 3.0 C MTWHF 0002 AERO 334" 01 Fluid Mechanics 3.0 D MTWHF 0003 AERO 499 01 Undergraduate Research V C

GRADUATE COURSES

09:10-10:10 10:20-11:20

FTTZ356 FITZ356

0004 AERO 598 01 Advanced Studies V N 0005 AERO 599 01 Thesis Direction V N 0006 AERO 699 01 Research and Dissertation V N

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 0007 ME 321 01 Diff Equations & Applied Math 3.0 D MTWHF 09:10-10:10 FITZ 356 0008 ME 327 01 Thermodynamics 3.0 D MTWHF 01:30-02:30 0009 ME 334 01 Fluid Mechanics 3.0 C MTWHF 10:20-11:20 FITZ356 0010 ME 342 01 Engineering Economy 3.0 C 0011 ME 499 01 Undergraduate Research V C

Lucey, John

GRADUATE COURSES

0012 ME 598 01 Advanced Studies V N 0013 ME 599 01 Thesis Direction V N 0014 ME 699 01 Research and Dissertation V N

ARCHITECTURE ROOM 201 ARCHITECTURE BUILDING

0023 ARCH 100 01 Career Disc/Arch at Notre Dame 0.0 C 0024 ARCH 243 01 Design Process 6.0 C 0025 ARCH 244 01 Design I 6.0 c 0026 ARCH 251 01 Architectural Communications 3.0 c 0027 ARCH 343 01 Design n 6.0 c 0028 ARCH 344 01 Design IH 6.0 c 0029 ARCH 443 01 Design IV , . 6.0 c 0030 ARCH 444 01 Design V z 6.0 c 0031 ARCH 498 01 Special Studies V N

GRADUATE COURSES

0032 ARCH 598 01 Advanced Studies 3.0 N 0565 ARCH 700 50 ;aNonresident Thesis Research 1.0 N Crowe, N

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING ROOM 182 FITZPATRICK HALL

0072 CHEG 499 01 Undergraduate Research V N

GRADUATE COURSES

0073 CHEG 599 01 Thesis Direction V N 0074 CHEG 699 01 Research and Dissertation V N

CIVIL ENGINEERING ROOM 156 FITZPATRICK HALL

0082 CE 100A01 Civil Engineering Concepts 0.0 C FITZ 356 06/18/90 TO 07/06/90 0083 CE 100B 01 Civil Engineering Concepts 0.0 C FITZ 356 07/09/90 TO 07/27/90 0084 CE 450 01 Legal Professional Relations 3.0 C Taylor, James 06/25/90 TO 08/03/90 0085 CE 498 01 Directed Studies V N

GRADUATE COURSES

0086 CE 598R 01 Advanced Studies V N 0087 CE 599R 01 Thesis Direction V N 0088 CE 600R 01 Nonresident Thesis Research 1.0 N 0089 CE 698R 01 Advanced Topics V N 0090 CE 699R 01 Research and Dissertation V N 0091 CE 700R 01 Nonresident Dissertation Rsrch 1.0 N


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Instructor

z : ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ROOM 275 FITZPATRICK HALL

0133 EE 222 01 Intro to Electrical Science 3.0 0134 EE 241 01 Logic Design & Sequential Cir 4.0 0135 EE 251 01 Structured Programming 3.0 0136 EE 361 01 Microcomputers 4.0 0137 EE 499 01 Undergraduate Research V

GRADUATE COURSES

D MTWHF D MTWHF D MTWHF D MTWHF N

11:30-12:30 11:30-12:30 09:10-10:10 10:20-11:20

FTTZ 252 FITZ 364 FITZ 252 FTIZ252

02/05/90 TO 08/03/90

0537 EE 598A 01 System Mathematics Q 3.0 N Michel, A 0138 EE 598R 01 Advanced Studies V N 0139 EE 599 01 Thesis Direction V N 0140 EE 698 01 Advanced Topics V N 0141 EE 699 01 Research and Dissertation V N 0142 EE 700 01 Nonresident Dissertation Rsrch 1.0 N

ENGINEERING ROOM 257 FITZPATRICK HALL

0143 EG 100A 01 Introduction to Engineering 0.0 C FITZ 356 06/18/90 TO 07/06/90 0144 EG 100B 01 Introduction to Engineering 0.0 C FITZ 356 07/09/90 TO 07/27/90

MATERIALS SCIENCE & ENGR. ROOM 384 FITZPATRICK HALL

0203 MSE 498 01 ' Directed Studies V N 0204 MSE 499 01 Undergraduate Research V N

GRADUATE COURSES

0205 MSE 598 01 Advanced Studies ' V c 0206 MSE 599 01 Thesis Direction V N 0207 MSE 698 01 Advanced Topics V N 0208 MSE 699 01 Research and Dissertation V N 0209 MSE 700 01 Nonresident Dissertation Rsrch 1.0 N


COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

8 Descriptive Course Title Crftllt 1 B r n o Call No E toe. Hours m No i Code i Start-End Room FtmquMI*

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ROOM 224 HAYES-HEALY CENTER

0059 BA 230 01 Statistics in Business 3.0 D MTWHF 10:20-11:20 HAVE 023 Guerrero, H BA STUDENTS ONLY 0060 BA 361 01 Legal Aspects of Business 3.0 C MTWHF 11:30-12:30 HAYE 023 Houck, John

FINANCE ROOM 225 HAYES-HEALY CENTER

0061 FIN 231 01 Business Finance 3.0 D MTWH 10:20-11:35 HA YE 220 ACCT 231 0062 FIN 360 01 Managerial Economics 3.0 D MTWH 08:45-10:00 HAYE 124 ECON 123/223, 224 0063 FIN 361 01 Business Conditions Analysis 3.0 D MTWH 10:20-11:35 HAYE 020 ECON 123/223, 224 0064 FIN 370 01 Principles of Investments 3.0 C MTWH 01:15-02:30 HAYE 020 FIN 231 & BA 230

MANAGEMENT ROOM 224 HAYES-HEALY CENTER

0065 MGT 231 01 Principles of Management 3.0 D MTWHF 11:30-12:30 HAYE 028 Goltz, Sonia ECON 123/223 or 115/225 0066 MGT 240 01 Computers in Business 3.0 D MTWHF 09:10-10:10 HAYE 023 Cho, Byung BA STUDENTS ONLY 0068 MGT 373 01 Labor-Management Relations 3.0 C MTWHF 10:20-11:20 HAYE 028 Giannantonio.C MGT 231

MARKETING MANAGEMENT ROOM 255 HAYES-HEALY CENTER

0069 MARK 231 01 Principles of Marketing 3.0 D T H 01:30-04:00 HAYE 023 Gundlach, G 0501 MARK 379 01 EU European Business Seminar 3.0 N Clark, T Taught in Europe

INSTITUTIONAL ADMIN PROGRAM ROOM 200A HURLEY BUILDING

0514 MSA 540 01 Intro/Basics of Instutnl Acct 3.0 C M WH 08:20-10:00 HAYE 028 Powell, Ray 0515 MSA 540 02 Intro/Basics of Instutnl Acct 3.0 C T H 10:10-12:40 HAYE 223 Powell, Ray 0516 MSA 544 01 Intro/Computer & Inform Syst 3.0 C M W 10:10-12:50 HAYE 122 Wei, Jerry 0517 MSA 545 01 Management Theory & Practice 3.0 C T H 10:10-12:50 HAYE 122 Bella, S 0518 MSA 545 02 Management Theory & Practice 3.0 c T H 02:00-04:40 HAYE 122 Bella, S 0519 MSA 546 01 Financial Management 3.0 c T H 10:10-12:50 HAYE 124 Conway, Paul 0520 MSA 546 02 Financial Management 3.0 c T H 02:00-04:40 HAYE 223 Conway, Paul 1 0521 MSA 547 01 Intro lo Statistical Reasoning 3.0 c M W 02:00-04:40 HAYE 223 Radzicki, M 0529 MSA 549 01 The Econ of NFP Enterprises 2.0 c M WH 08:00-10:10 HAYE 020 Trubac, E 0530 MSA 550 01 Micro-Computer Applications 2.0 c M W 01:20-04:30 HAYE 122 0503 MSA 550W01 Microcomputer Applications 2.0 c Malta, Khalil 06/11/90 TO 06/15/90 0522 MSA 556 01 Organizational Behavior 3.0 c M W 10:10-12:50 HAYE 027 Vecchio, R 0505 MSA 558W01 Marketing for NFP Organization 2.0 c HAYE 223 Appel, David 06/11/90 TO 06/15/90 0506 MSA 569W01 Personnel Admin:Pmcpls/Pract 2.0 N HAYE 220 06/11/90 TO 06/15/90 0531 MSA 572 01 Biomedical Ethics 2.0 c M W 01:20-04:30 HAYE 027 0507 MSA 590W01 Loss & Grief:Pgrm,Pol,Clin Iss 2.0 c HAYE 028 06/11/90 TO 06/15/90 0532 MSA 607 01 University Administration 2.0 c M W 01:20-04:30 HAYE 028 Sexton,W 0508 MSA 641W01 Student Financial Aid Adminstr 2.0 c HAYE 222 Russo, Joseph 06/11/90 TO 06/15/90 0525 MSA 644 01 Hospital Organization & Mgmt 3.0 c M W 01:20-04:00 HAYE 023 0509 MSA 650W01 Principles of Budgeting 2.0 c HAYE 220 Milani, K 06/11/90 TO 06/15/90 0510 MSA 651W01 Role of Treasurer in Rel Comm 2.0 c HAYE 023 06/11/90 TO 06/15/90 0511 MSA 662W01 Hlth Care Stral Plan/Thinking 2.0 c HAYE 122 06/11/90 TO 06/15/90 0533 MSA 668 01 Mgt Models for Soc Sve Centers 2.0 c T H 01:20-04:30 HAYE 028 0513 MSA 675W01 Dev/ Public Rel in/Fund Raising 2.0 c HAYE 027 06/11/90 TO 06/15/90 0526 MSA 680 01 Administrative Internship 3.0 c T 01:30-03:30 HAYE 223 Sequin, J 0527 MSA 680 02 Administrative Internship 3.0 c W 08:00-10:00 HAYE 027 0528 MSA 691 01 Directed Readings V N


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% a : at I , 1 •JU. MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMIN ROOM 131 HAYES-HEALY CENTER

0546 MBA 540S 01 (Contemporary Issues in Tax 2.0 C MTWHF 01:15-04:00 HAYE 221 Wittenbach, J 06/18/90 TO 06/29/90 0548 MBA 541S 01 Use of Computer/Tax Practice 2.0 C MTWHF 01:15-04:00 HAYE 221 Misiewicz, K 07/02/90 TO 07/13/90 0541 MBA 551S 01 (Zomputer/Mgt Information Syst 2.0 c MTWHF 09:00-11:45 HAYE 222 Ghiaseddin, N 06/18/90 TO 06/29/90

ALSO MEETS AT NTWHF 09:00-11:45 HAYE 221 0542 MBA 552S 01 Quantitative Methods 2.0 c MTWHF 09:00-11:45 HAYE 221 Chang, Yu-Chi 07/02/90 TO 07/13/90

ALSO MEETS AT MTWHF 09:00-11:45 Chen, H 0543 MBA 554S 02 Microeconomic Analysis 2.0 c MTWHF 09:00-11:45 HAYE 221 Keating, B 07/16/90 TO 07/27/90

ALSO MEETS AT ----- MTWHF 01:15-04:00 HAYE 221 ^Keating, B 0545 MBA 555S 01 Organizational Behavior 2.0 c MTWHF 01:15-04:00 HAYE 221 Bowen, M 06/18/90 TO 06/29/90 0544 MBA 561S 01 Management Science 2.0 c MTWHF 09:00-11:45 HAYE 221 Sinha, D 07/30/90 TO 08/10/90

ALSO MEETS AT MTWHF 09:00-11:45 HAYE 222 Simon, John 0547 MBA 562S 01 Accounting 2.0 c MTWHF 01:15-04:00 HAYE 222 Beverly, John 07/02/90 TO 07/13/90 0549 MBA 563S 01 Financial Management 2.0 c MTWHF 01:15-04:00 HAYE 222 Lanser, H 07/16/90 TO 07/27/90 0550 MBA 564S 01 Marketing Management 2.0 c MTWHF 01:15-04:00 HAYE 124 Murphy, P 07/16/90 TO 07/27/90 0551 MBA 565S 01 International Business 2.0 c MTWHF 01:15-04:00 HAYE 221 Bundt, T 07/30/90.TO 08/10/90

SUMMER 1990 SUMMER 1990

LAW SCHOOL

Course ID s Ooscripliw Course Title Credit X< lXivs

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tilDGW Instructor Commcnto • s . " " 1 r „ K . 1

LAW ROOM 103 LAW BUILDING

LAW 0560 LAW 570L LE Intro to Soviet Legal System 2.0 C 06/25/90 TO 08/01/90

Taught at London 0554 LAW 571L LE Comparative Law 2.0 c 06/25/90 TO 08/02/90

Taught at London 0564 LAW 591 Legal Aid V c 0553 LAW 602L LE Commercial Transactions 3.0 c 06/25/90 TO 08/01/90

Taught at London. 0552 LAW 602L 01 LE Commercial Transactions 3.0 c 06/25/90 TO 08/02/90

Taught at London 0556 LAW 604L LE Evidence 4.0 c 06/25/90 TO 08/01/90

Taught at London 0563 LAW 606B Jurisprudence 3.0 c 0561 LAW 606L LE Jurisprudence 2.0 c 06/25/90 TO 08/01/90

Taught at London 0538 LAW 615 01 LE Directed Readings V c Link, David Taught at London 0559 LAW 621L LE Inter. Relations/Law Treaties 2.0 c 06/25/90 TO 08/01/90

Taught at London 0562 LAW 633L LE Public International Law 3.0 c 06/25/90 TO 08/01/90

Taught at London 0557 LAW 684L LE International Business Law 2.0 c 06/25/90 TO 08/01/90

Taught at London 0555 LAW 688L LE English Legal System 2.0 c 06/25/90 TO 08/01/90

Taught at London 0558 LAW 694L LE International Human Rights Law 2.0 c 06/25/90 TO 08/01/90

Taught at London


UNIVERSITY

. Dcscrfptlvc Course Title i • » s p p r

1 & * 1 — JL INST FOR INTERNATIONAL PEACE ROOM 135 LAW BUILDING

0181 DPS 396 01 Directed Readings V N 0185 HPS 427 01 Conflict Resolution:Thry/PracV 3.0 C MTWHF 09:00-01:00 OSHA 204 Lopez, George 06/04/90 TO 06/15/90 0187 HPS 434 01 The Art of Peacemaking: 3.0 c M W F 01:30-03:10 UBR 700 Neiman, Alven

O'Leary, J Cross Ust PHIL 234

0189 HPS 437 01 Non-Violent Soc Chg:Thry/Pract 3.0 c T H 01:00-03:45 UBR 700 Cortright, D Affleck, M

0195 DPS 488 01 Con temp Intl Issues/Conflicts 3.0 c M W F 01:00-04:00 UBR 1000 O'Brien.Sharon 07/02/90 TO 07/27/90 0182 DPS 496 01 Directed Readings V N

GRADUATE COURSES

0186 DPS 527 01 Conflict Resolution:Thry/Pract 3.0 c MTWHF 09:00-01:00 OSHA 204 Lopez, George ***** CLOSED ***** 06/04/90 TO 06/15/90 Cross Ust DPS 427

0199 DPS 530 01 Peace Studies Laboratory 3.0 c M W F 09:00-01:00 05/14/90 TO 06/01/90 0188 DPS 534 01 The Art of Peacemaking 3.0 c M W F 01:30-03:10 UBR 700 Neiman, Alven

O'Leaiy, J Cross Ust PHIL 234

0190 HPS 537 01 Non-Violent Soc Chg:Thry/Pract 3.0 c T H 01:00-03:45 UBR 700 Cortright, D Affleck, M

0196 HPS 588 01 Con temp Intl Issues/Conflicts 3.0 c M W F 01:00-04:00 UBR 1000 O'Brien.Sharon 07/02/90 TO 07/27/90 0200 HPS 599 01 Thesis Direction V N 0201 n p s 692 01 Directed Readings V N 0202 HPS 695 01 Field Experience V N

UPWARD BOUND ROOM 219 ROCKNE MEMORIAL GYM

0070 UB 104 01 Finite Mathematics 3.0 C MTWHF 10:30-11:45 CUSH 303 06/18/90 TO 07/27/90 0071 UB 109 01 Composition and Literature 3.0 C MTWHF 08:30-09:45 CUSH 303 06/18/90 TO 07/27/90

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NOISSHS t i a w p x t n s

a w v a h h i o n j o a i i s h h a i n / i

LAFORTUNE STUDENT CENTER

BUILDING HOURS JUNE 17 - AUGUST 2

Mon - Fri7:00 AM - 11:00 PM

Sat - Sun 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM

INFORMATION DESK SERVICES DISCOUNT MOVIE TICKETS

SUMMER EVENT TICKETS SALES

WINDY CITY SHUTTLE TO CHICAGO

INFORMATION DESK 12:00 NOON-5:00 PM

GAMES ROOM Mon - Thurs

Friday

Sat - Sun

3:00 PM - 8:00 PM

3:00 PM - 6:00 PM

12:00 NOON - 5:00 PM

Ei

THINGS TO DO, PLACES TO GO South Bend

^ June 2 - 3 June 9 June 9

June 16-17 June 21 June 21 June 23 June 30 - July 1 July 1 1 - 1 5

July 14 - 1 5 July 21 - 22

August 3 - 5 August 7 - 1 2 August 1 8 - 1 9

Zoofest '90 Sunburst Marathon World's

Largest Garage Sale Leeper park Art Fair Father's Day at the Zoo Zip 104 Night Summerfest (Mish.) Ethnic Festival International

Plate Collectors Arts & Crafts Festival International

White Water Series Candlelight Vigil RV Show Midwest Championships

Potawatomi Zoo Downtown Downtown

Leeper Park Patawatomi Zoo Potawatomi Zoo Merrifield Park Downtown Century Center

100 Center East Race Waterway

Howard Park Notre Dame JACC East Race Waterway

East Race Waterway, St. Joseph County Park, Bendix Woods, and Potawatomi Zoo are open throughout the Summer. Call for more information.

Chicago June 2 - 3 June 8 , 9 , 1 0 June 27 - July 4 August 30 -

September 2 For more information call 312-744-3370

Chicago Gospel Festival Chicago Blues Festival Taste of Chicago Chicago Jazz Festival

Pick up your Chicago "Official Visitor's Guide" at LaFortune Information Desk for more information on Chicago Summer activities!

Wagon Wheel (Theatre & Dining) Warsaw, Indiana

June 27 - July 8 July 1 1 - 2 9 August 1 - 1 2 August 15 -

September 2

For tickets and information call 219-267-8041

Guys & Dolls Fiddler on the Roof West Side Story Oklahoma!

SUMMER HOURS Credit Union Lobby Mon-Thurs

Friday Drive-Thru Tues-Thurs

Sat-Sun Mon & Fri

Dining Halls ' 'Oak Room Breakfast

Lunch Dinner

So. Dining Mon-Fri

Sat-Sun

Hesburgh Library Mon-Fri Saturday Sunday

8:30-5:00 8:30-5:30 8:00-5:30 8:00-5:30 8:00-6:00

7:00 a.m.-10:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m.

Breakfast 7:15-8:30 Lunch 11:30-1:00 Dinner 5:00-6:30

Brunch 11:00-12:30 Dinner 5:00-6:30

8:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m.

Joyce ACC Mon-Fri

Post Office Mon-Fri

Saturday

Rockne Mon-Fri

Swim Mon-Fri

Rolfs Aquatic Swim Mon-Fri

Sat-Sun

Snite Museum Tues-Sat Sunday

Society Bank Mon-Fri

8:00 a.m-6:00 p.m.

8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

9:30 a.m.-noon

7:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.

7:00a.m.-9:00a.m. 12 noon-4:00 p.m

ll:00a.m.-6:00p.m 1 p.m.-6:00 p.m.

10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m.4:00 p.m.

10:00 a.m.-3:00p.m.

1990 FIREFL IY FESTIVAL

10TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION June 16 . Opening Night with Judy Collins June 2 3 "She Stoops to Conquer"

The National Shakespeare Company June 3 0 : "Star Spangled Brass" & Fireworks

River City Brass Band 4 th of July

July 3 Chamber Blues with Corky Siegel and the Consortium String Quartet July 6 Pilobolus Dance Theatre July 13 & 14 "Music Man" presented by the South Bend Community School Corporation July 21 Comedy Night with the Chenille Sisters & The Second City National Touring Company July 2 2 (4:00 p.m.) Kidfest featuring workshops & activities by The Illustrated Theatre touring Company July 2 8 (5:00 p.m.) Bluegrass/Zydeco Festival

Clearfork, Portage County Band & Queen Ida & the Bon Temps Zydeco Band August 4 "Anniversary Extravaganza" The South Bend Symphony Pops

All shows are at St. Patrick's Park beginning at 8:00 p.m. (unless otherwise noted). Transportation available at no charge - space is limited

Tickets and information available at LaFortune Information Desk

BASEBALL FEVER! CHICAGO CUBS

June 10 vs Philadelphia (10 a.m. Bus, 1:20 p.m. Game)

July 13 vs Los Angeles * (11 a.m. Bus, 2:20 p.m. Game)

July 18 v s San Diego * (10 a.m. Bus, 1:20 p.m. Game)

August 5 vs Montreal (10 a.m. Bus, 1:20 p.m. Game)

Tickets on Sale now at LaFortune Information Desk (12-5 p.m.)

$10 ND students with ID, $15 faculty/staff

SOUTH BEND WHITE SOX June 2 2 vs Springfield

7:00 p.m. July 4 vs Be lo i r

7:00 p.m. FIREWORKS

Tickets -$3.00 Includes Transportation

On sale at LaFortune Information Desk

Tickets for these games will be available to faculty/staff beginning July 2nd.

TRIPS GAL Windy City Shuttle*

June 23,30 July 7, 14,21

Leaves Main Circle 9:45 a.m. Leaves Chicago 8:00 p.m. (Water Tower 7:45 p.m.)

Tickets $10.00

Potato Creek State Park June 9 & August 11

Bus leaves Library Circle 10 a.m., leaves Potato Creek at

4:00 p.m. Tickets $2.00

JRE! Great America* July 21

Bus leaves Library Circle at 8:00 a.m., leaves park at 7:00 p.m.

$8.00 ticket docs not include admission to the park! Park admission is $17.95 ($2.00 off regular

price) per person *Trip runs rain or shine

Zoo Fest '90 June 2

Potawatomi Zoo Strolling Musicians, Food, Young People Circus

from Peru, Jazz & Concert Bands Bus leaves Library Circle

10:30 a.m., leaves Zoo 3 p.m. Tickets - $1.00 docs not include admission to zoo.

Zoo Admission Under 3 free • 3 - 13 $1.00 • Over 13 $2.00

Warren Dunes State Park June 23

Bus leaves Library Circle 9:00 a.m.. Leaves Dunes at 3:00 p.m

Tickets $3.00

Indiana Dunes State Park August 4

Bus leaves Library Circle 9:00 a.m., leaves Dunes 3:00 p.m.

Tickets - $3.00

AU times listed are South Bend time (Central Time Zone)

Tickets available at the LaFortune Information Desk. Open 12 noon -5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. CaU 239-8128 or 239-7308for more information. No phone reservations

accepted - all purchases must be made in person.

SUMMl ER SIZZLERS JUNE P.M.

6 D o the Right Thing ...4:00

13 One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest . . ...4:00

19 Rain Man ...7:00 19 Moonstruck ...9:00

2 0 Moonstruck ...7:00

Running Scared ...9:00

21 Running Scared ...7:00

Rain Man ...9:00

2 6 Nuts ...7:00 2 6 Breakfast Club ...9:00

27 Innerspace ...7:00

Nuts ...9:00

28 Breakfast Club ...7:00

Innerspace 9:00

JULY 3 Working Girl 7:00

Stars & Bars 9:00

4 Stars & Bars 7:00

Top Gun 9:00

5 Top Gun 7:00

Working Girl 9:00

10 Fletch Lives 7:00 Dirty Rotten Scoundrels 9:00

JULY P.M.

11 Dirty Rotten Scoundrels 7:00 Tango & Cash 9:00

12 Tango & Cash 7:00 Fletch Lives 9:00

17 Stand by M e 7:00 Naked Gun 9:00

18 Naked Gun 7:00 Black Rain 9:00

19 Black Rain 7:00 Standby Me 9:00

2 4 Superman 7:00 Psycho 9:00

25 Psycho 7:00 Dangerous Liasons 9:00

2 6 Dangerous Liasons 7:00 Superman 9:00

31 Caddy shack 7:00 Bedroom Window 9:00

AUGUST 1 Planes, Trains & Automobiles .... 7:00

Caddyshack 9:00

2 Bedroom Window 7:00 Planes, Trains & Automobiles .... 9:00

8 Lean on M e 4:00

All movies are shown in Montgomery Theatre on the main floor o f LaFortune Student Center. Admission is free to the public on a first-come, first-served basis.

CINE J[l A AT THE SNITE July 12 ,13 The Family

July 18 For Me and My Gal July 1 9 , 2 0 Man Facing Southeast July 2 5 Lost Horizon July 2 6 , 2 7 Salaam Bombay

June 2 0 San Francisco June 2 1 , 2 2 Pelle The Conqueror June 27 Northwest Passage June 2 8 , 2 9 Romero July 5 , 6 Wings of Desire July 11 Mr. Smith Goes to Washington

Movies shown in the Snite at 7:30 p.m. Admission on Wednesdays, $1.50, Thursdays & Fridays, $2.50

ART ON MONDAY NIGHT Art of the Western World — A Nine Part Series

June 2 5 I. The Classical Period, 600 B.C. - 350 A.D. II. A White Garment of Churches: Romanesque & Gothic

July 2 III. Early Renaissance in Italy & the North IV. High Renaissance: Rome & Venice

July 9 V . Images of Authority in the 17th Century Art VI. The Age of Revolution

July 16 VII. Realism, Impressionism, & Post-Impression VIII. 20th Century Art Before WWII

July 2 3 IX. 20th Century Art After WWII

This series is FREE to the public in the ETS Theatre, Center for Continuing Education (rear entrance) at 7:30 p.m.

DISCOUNT M O V I E TICKETS

Good at University Park Cinemas

$4.00 Each Available at LaFortune

Information Desk

SUNDAY MASSES

Stepan Center Saturday Vigil Mass

5:00 p.m. Solemn Mass

Summer Liturgical Choir

10:00 a.m. Sacred Heart Crypt Church Sunday Masses

6:00 a.m. & 7:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. & 9:30 a.m.

11:00 a.m. Farley Hall Chapel Sunday Night Mass

10:00 p.m. Sacred Heart Crypt Church Daily Masses

Monday - Saturday 6:30 a.m. 7:15 a.m. 11:15 a.m.

Monday - Friday 12:10 p.m. 5:15 p.m. Grotto Rosary

6:45 p.m. Daily

SUMMER PICNIC

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!

2 Summer Picnics! Thursday, July 12

& Thursday, July 26

5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. North Quad

All Students, Faculty, Staff <6 Families Invited

$4.00 per Person Music & Volleyball

Provided (In case of rain, to be

held the Tuesday following picnic date.) Advance tickets on sale at

LaFortune Information Desk also available on site.

Documents

Schedule of ClassesSCHEDULE INFORMATION Enrollment for the regular Summer Session in the North Dome of the J.A.C.C. (9 a m. to 12:15 p.m.) Enter through Gate 3 Monday June 18,1990