Francis Marion UniversityPO Box 100547Florence, SC 29502-0547Phone: 843-661-1231Toll-free: 800-368-7551www.fmarion.edu

Spring 2018

Course ScheduleF R A N C I S M A R I O N U N I V E R S I T Y

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How to Contact UsMost administrative office hours are from 8:30 am - 5 pm (unless otherwise

noted). These hours are subject to change.

Admissions Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 843-661-1231Stokes Administration Building (SAB) 113 Monday-Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:30 am - 5 pmExtended hours during registration and orientation.

Bookstore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 843-661-1345Smith University Center Monday-Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 am - 4:30 pmExtended hours during registration and orientation.

Cashier . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 843-661-1596Stokes Administration Building (SAB) 104

Computer Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 843-661-1335 Help Desk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 843-661-1111

Main Office Monday-Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:30 am - 5 pm

Main Lab Monday-Thursday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:30 am - 1 am Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:30 am - 5 pm Saturday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 - 5 pm Sunday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 - 11 pm

Dining Hall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 843-661-1260 Monday-Friday Continuous Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 am – 7:30 pm Saturday-Sunday Brunch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 am - 1:30 pm Dinner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 pm – 7:00 pm

The Grille . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 843-661-1660 Monday-Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 am - 11 pm Saturday-Sunday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 pm - 11 pmThese hours are subject to change.

Financial Assistance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 843-661-1190Stokes Administration Building (SAB) 117

Community Center Housing Information Desk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 843-661-4672 (GO-RA) Monday-Sunday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . noon - 11pm

Library . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 843-661-1300 Sunday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 - 11 pm Monday-Thursday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:30 am - 11 pm Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:30 am - 5 pm Saturday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 am - 5 pmHours are reduced during holidays, summer sessions, and between semesters.

Media Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 843-661-1250 Monday-Thursday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:30 am - 9:30 pm Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:30 am - 5 pm Saturday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 am - 1 pm

Police, Campus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 843-661-1109

Orientation and Provisional Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 843-661-1563Stokes Administration Building (SAB)

Provost/Graduate Studies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 843-661-1284Stokes Administration Building (SAB) 115

Registrar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 843-661-1175Stokes Administration Building (SAB) 118

Student Affairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 843-661-1182Smith University Center (UC) 205

University Center (UC) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 843-661-1189 Monday-Thursday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:30 am - 11 pm Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8:30 am - 10 pm Saturday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 am - 9 pm Sunday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 - 9 pm

Indoor Pool Hours Monday-Friday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .hours vary Saturday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 am - 6 pm Sunday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 - 6 pmHours may vary. Please call the UC Information Desk at 661-1180 for the most up-to-date information.

Outdoor Recreational Pool HoursSeasonal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Call 661-1189 for information.

Undergraduate Degrees and Programs of StudyUndergraduate DegreesBachelor of ArtsBachelor of Business AdministrationBachelor of General StudiesBachelor of ScienceBachelor of Science in Nursing

Undergraduate Programs of StudyAccounting Industrial EngineeringArt Education* Management Biology* Management Information SystemsBusiness (General) MarketingBusiness Economics Mass CommunicationChemistry Mathematics*Computational Physics Middle Level Education Computer Science Modern Languages Early Childhood Education (French, Spanish)Economics Music Industry Elementary Education NursingEngineering Technology PhysicsEnglish* Political ScienceFinance PsychologyGeneral Studies SociologyHealth Physics Theatre ArtsHealthcare Administration Visual ArtsHistory *Secondary certification is available.

Cooperative Programs Degrees awarded by Francis Marion University. Engineering Technology, Civil Engineering Concentration Engineering Technology, Electronic Engineering Concentration Medical Technology Pharmaceutical Studies Degrees awarded by another institution. Wildlife and Fisheries Biology (Clemson) Engineering Technology (dual degree, Clemson) Forest Resources (Clemson)

Several pre-professional programs are also available.

FMU currently provides exchange programs in cooperation with universities in Canada, England, France, Germany, and Ireland.

Graduate Degrees & Programs of Study Francis Marion University offers graduate degrees in the following areas:

School of BusinessBusiness - Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.)Healthcare Executive Management - Master of Business Administration with a Concentration in Healthcare Executive Management (M.B.A. H.M.)

School of EducationLearning Disabilities - Master of Arts in Teaching (M.A.T.) and Master of Education (M.Ed.)Instructional Accommodation - Master of Education (M.Ed.)

School of Health SciencesFamily Nurse Practitioner - Master of Science (M.S.N.)Nurse Educator - Master of Science (M.S.N.)Physician Assistant Studies (M.S.)

Department of PsychologyPsychology - Master of Science in Applied Psychology (M.S.A.P.) Specialist in School Psychology (S.S.P.)

Admissions Office Hours, Tours & Open Houses There’s no better way to find out about FMU than to visit our beautiful campus and meet the faculty and staff. The Admissions Office is open Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 5 pm. Tours are offered Monday through Friday at 10:30 am and 2 pm and on select Saturdays by appointment. Please call 843-661-1231 or 1-800-368-7551 to schedule a tour. Open Houses are scheduled for Saturday, October 14, 2017, and Saturday, November 11, 2017, and Saturday, December 9, 2017. Please call the Admissions Office for more information.

Undergraduate Admission Requirements & Procedures Admission to FMU is on a rolling basis. Students are encouraged to apply early to take full advantage of financial assistance and scholarship deadlines. After all admission information is received, every effort will be made to notify applicants of their admission status within two weeks.

Freshman students must submit:• An application for admission with the application fee.

• Official transcripts of high school work–You need 19 units of high school core courses to be admitted (4 units of English; 4 units of math; 3 units of laboratory science; 2 units of same foreign language; 3 units of social studies, including 1 unit of U.S. History; 1 unit of physical education or ROTC; 1 unit of fine arts, and 1 academic elective). In evaluating an application for admission, the university will consider high school record, SAT or ACT scores, recommendations and extracurricular activities.

• Official score report from the SAT or the ACT Program. For SAT and ACT test dates, contact the FMU Office of Admissions, your high school guidance office or the College Board. FMU offers an Institutional ACT by appointment. Call for details.

Transfer Students – Applicants with fewer than 22 transferable college credit hours must submit the information required for freshman applicants (see above) as well as official college transcripts. Students with 22 or more transferable college credit hours should submit official transcripts from all colleges attended and an application for admission along with the application fee.

Transient Students – If you are planning to apply credits earned at FMU to a degree at another institution, you must complete the application for admission. The dean or registrar of the institution to which credits are to be transferred must approve the courses that are to be taken at FMU. You will not be allowed to register as a transient student until written approval from the institution to which credits are to be transferred has been received by the Office of Admissions at Francis Marion University.

Readmits – If you have previously attended FMU and were not enrolled during the previous regular semester, you should contact the Office of Admissions to reapply for admission.

Second-Degree – If you have previously earned a baccalaureate degree (unclassified students) and wish to take undergraduate courses at Francis Marion University, you should complete the undergraduate application for admission. Positive proof of graduation (a copy of diploma or a transcript stating completion of degree work) is required.

Housing Information Housing information for NEW STUDENTS is mailed to you with your acceptance letter. Your acceptance to FMU must be finalized before you apply

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for housing. Housing applications for continuing students may be obtained from the Housing Office. If you have questions, please call the Housing Office at 843-661-1330. Housing fees must be paid in full by Dec. 11.

New Students: Registration Please note that prior to registering, all new students MUST:

1. Complete immunization records – The immunization form you received with your acceptance letter must be completed prior to registration. If you have questions about this process or need a new form, please call the Admissions Office at 843-661-1231 or 1-800-368-7551.

2. Attend Orientation -– Orientation is required for all new freshmen and transfer students. It’s a great way to meet new friends and register for classes. You’ll have a chance to meet with your adviser and register online with Swamp Fox for Students. The Spring 2018 Orientation is Monday, Jan. 8, 2018. So that you can begin your educational experience at FMU with as much knowledge as possible, we will mail more information about Orientation to you later. In the meantime, mark your calendar for Monday, Jan. 8, 2018. We look forward to having you as a student at FMU!

3. Register for Classes: Monday, January 8, 10 am - 6 pm You may register on Jan. 8 in your adviser’s office. After you are

registered, you must pay your fees. Your registration is not complete until you confirm your schedule and pay your fees.

Late Registration: January 9-12 During late registration, you must meet with your adviser to be cleared for web registration. You may access Swamp Fox for Students via the Internet (www.fmarion.edu) from on-campus computer labs or from your home computer . If you do not know who your adviser is or if you need an adviser assignment, contact the administrative assistant in the department of your major. Questions about your admission status should be directed to the Admissions Office. Remember, you must confirm your schedule by applying your financial aid and/or paying your fees on the day of your registration in order for registration to be complete.

NOTE: A late fee will be assessed if you register during late registration.

Drop-Add: January 9-12 You may make schedule changes during the Drop-Add period by using Swamp Fox for Students. Remember to clear all changes in your schedule with your adviser!

Continuing Students/Priority Registration If you are a continuing student, you can pre-register by class status. Before meeting with your adviser, complete a tentative schedule (using this course listing and your academic catalog). Make an appointment with your adviser to be cleared for web registration. After you are cleared for web registration, you may access Swamp Fox for Students via the Internet (www.fmarion.edu) from on-campus computer labs or from your home computer. If you do not know who your adviser is, contact the administrative assistant in the department of your major.

Pre-registration dates: Continuing Seniors may register on the web beginning Oct. 25-26.Continuing Juniors may register on the web beginning Oct. 27-30.Continuing Sophomores may register on the web beginning Oct. 30-Nov 1.Continuing Freshmen may register on the web beginning Nov. 2-3.

Your adviser must clear you for registration before you can register online.

Open Registration: October 25-November 3Priority Registration - Financial Assistance must be applied to your fees and/or fees paid by Dec. 11.

November 6-December 11Open registration - Financial Assistance must be applied to your fees and/or fees paid by Dec. 11.

December 12-January 8Open registration - Financial Assistance must be applied to your fees and/or fees paid by Jan. 8.

Register Online! As an FMU student, you may register online via the Internet from any campus computer lab or home computer as soon as your adviser clears you for web registration. You may access Swamp Fox for Students from the FMU home page (www.fmarion.edu) to register for classes. Your adviser must clear you for web registration before you can register online.

Fee Payment How do I get my bill?If you register prior to November 8, a bill will be mailed to your home address.

If you register on or after November 8, you may view and/or print your bill on-line at www.fmarion.edu/accounting/students or you may come by the Cashier’s Office during normal working hours and pick up a copy.

How do I pay my bill and confirm my schedule?Web: You may access our web payment page at www.fmarion.edu/accounting/students. Click on “Pay Tuition and Fees.”

Mail-In: You may mail the bottom portion or a copy of your bill along with a check or money order to the Cashier’s Office.

Walk-In: You may bring your bill, along with your payment, to the Cashier’s Office. We accept cash, check, money order, Visa, MC American Express, and Discover.

When do I pay my bill and confirm my schedule?If you register on or before December 11, you must pay and/or apply your financial assistance by 5:00 pm on December 11.

If you register after December 11, you must pay and/or apply your financial assistance on or before January 8.

Please remember: All students must confirm their schedules. You must apply your financial assistance and confirm your schedule through the Accounting/Cashier’s web page, mail, or in the office by the due date.

Late Registration: Jan. 9-12 During late registration, you must meet with your adviser to be cleared for web registration. You may access Swamp Fox for Students via the Internet (www.fmarion.edu) from on-campus computer labs or from your home computer (see “Steps to Successful Web Registration” on page 5 of this schedule). If you do not know who your adviser is or if you need an adviser assignment, contact the administrative assistant in the department of your major.

NOTE: A late fee will be assessed if you register during late registration.Drop-Add: From your registration date - Jan. 9-12 You may make schedule changes during the Drop-Add period by using Swamp Fox for Students. Remember to clear your changes with your adviser.

General University Fees 2017-2018FMU reserves the right to make changes in tuition and fees at any time. For updated fee information including housing costs and meal plan rates, check the web at www.fmarion.edu/Swampfox or call the Admissions Office at 843-661-1231.

Students taking fewer than 10 semester hours are considered part-time for fee purposes. For enrollment purposes, students taking 12 or more semester hours are considered full-time. Audited courses are charged at the same rate as courses taken for credit.

REQUIRED STUDENT FEESAPPLICATION FEE (non-refundable) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $41.00MATRICULATION FEE (one-time) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $126.00BASIC FEES Undergraduate Students Full-time (per semester) South Carolina Residents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5,089.00 Out-of-State Residents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10,177.00 Part-time (per semester credit hour) South Carolina Residents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $508.90 Out-of-State Residents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,017.70

Graduate Students Full-time (per semester) South Carolina Residents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5,202.00 Out-of-State Residents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10,401.00 Part-time (per semester credit hour) South Carolina Residents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $520.20 Out-of-State Residents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,040.10 Undergraduate Students - Upper Division Nursing and Industrial Engineering Programs Full-time (per semester) South Carolina Residents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7,957.00 Out-of-State Residents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15,912.00 Nursing Program Testing Fee (per semester) . . $163.00 One Time, Non-refundable Fee: Nursing Program Application Fee . . . . . . . . . . . . $95.00 Graduate Students - Nursing Program Full-time (per semester) South Carolina Residents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8,070.00 Out-of-State Residents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $16,139.00 Graduate Students - Physician Assistant Program Full-time (per semester) South Carolina Residents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $9,572.00 Out-of-State Residents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $19,144.00REGISTRATION FEE (per semester) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $20.00STUDENT ACTIVITY FEE Full-time (per semester) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $152.00 Part-time (per semester credit hour) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15.20INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FEE Full-time (per semester) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$110.00 Part-time (per semester) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $55.00

OTHER STUDENT FEESFACILITY FEE (per semester) Full-time (per semester) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50.00 Part-time (per semester) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25.00LATE REGISTRATION FEE Full-time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $31.00 Part-time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $26.00VEHICLE REGISTRATION (non-refundable) Per academic year, per vehicle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $20.00 Summer sessions only . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$11.00

Refunds The application fee is nonrefundable. Basic University Fees are refundable for full-time and part-time students according to the following schedule:

Complete Withdrawal from the University100% Withdrawal through the end of late registration (Jan. 12).90% Withdrawal between the end of the 100% refund period and the end

of the first 10% of the term (Jan. 19).50% Withdrawal between the end of the 90% refund period and the end

of the first 25% of the term (Feb. 5).25% Withdrawal between the end of the 50% refund period and the end

of the first 50% of the term (Mar. 5). An administrative fee equal to five percent of the total fees charged for the semester or $100, whichever is less, will be withheld from the refund after the 100 percent refund period. Refunds are computed from the date of official withdrawal from the university. No refunds are made for full-time students dropping courses and not withdrawing from the university, unless by dropping courses a student’s enrollment status drops below 10 hours. Fees are refundable for part-time students officially dropping courses without withdrawing from the university according to the following schedule:

Changes in Enrollment Status (below 10 hours) 100% Through the end of late registration (Jan. 12). 50% Within 14 calendar days of the first day of classes (Jan. 22).

Certain fees are nonrefundable and are so noted. No refunds are allowed because of irregularity in attendance of classes. Refunds are held pending the settlement of current obligations payable to the university. Because of requirements associated with the return of federal student aid funds, students who receive federal financial assistance and completely withdraw from the university during a refund period may still owe the university. An appeals process exists for students or parents who believe that individual circumstances warrant exceptions from published policy.

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Appeals must be in writing and are processed by the University’s Withdrawal Appeals Committee. Address appeals to the Withdrawal Appeals Committee, Office of the Registrar, Francis Marion University, PO Box 100547, Florence, SC 29502-0547. All request for refunds must be made during the academic year for which the fees were paid. The academic year begins with Summer II term and ends with Summer I term. The decision of the Withdrawal Appeals Committee is final. Housing and Dining refunds are administered under a separate policy than general fees and tuition. All Dining and Housing refund requests must be made in the academic semester for which fees are paid. The Housing and Dining Policy can be viewed on the web at www.fmarion.edu/policies/housing.FMU ID Card (University Debit Account) refunds may only be requested upon graduation or official withdrawal from the university. For information on the FMU ID card as the FMU Debit/Patriot card, refer to the student usage agreement at www.fmarion.edu/Swampfox. Refund checks are held in the Cashier’s Office for seven days and are then forwarded to the student’s permanent home address. Circumstances may warrant the assessment of a reinstatement fee for the purpose of academic reinstatement.

Applying for Financial Assistance The 2017-2018 FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) should be completed at www.fafsa.ed.gov AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. A FAFSA may be completed regardless of a student’s admission or registration status. Be sure to list FMU’s institutional code (009226) in the appropriate section of the FAFSA. Students must reapply for Financial Assistance every academic year. For more information, visit FMU’s Financial Assistance website at www.fmarion.edu/financialassistance or call the Financial Assistance Office at 843-661-1190.

Policies & RegulationsStudent Handbook and University Catalog Each year, the Student Handbook is made available to all students. The Handbook contains a complete list of student rights and responsibilities, rules and regulations, and calendars and dates. The Handbook and the University Catalog are invaluable resources in your quest to be a successful student at FMU. Handbooks are online at www.fmarion.edu/students/handbook. Catalogs are available in the Admissions Office or online at www.fmarion.edu/academics/catalogs.

FMU ID Card (University Debit Account) Lost cards should be reported immediately to the FMU Card Administrator, located in the Ervin Dining Hall (Ext. 1266); Library (Ext 1300); or Student Affairs (Ext. 1182) since this card may carry the liability of a bank debit card and is not transferable. Late charge (after initial registration) or replacement cost is $20, which is nonrefundable. The fee will be waived in the case of marriage, a name change, or a defective card. A refund of funds placed on the FMU ID Card (debit account) may only be requested upon graduation or official withdrawal from the University. Requests should be submitted to the Dining Services Office in the Ervin Dining Hall.

Parking Permits All students are allowed to have a vehicle on campus. You must register the vehicle and purchase a parking decal. Decals run from fall to fall. Even if you purchase a decal in the spring semester, you must purchase a new one in the fall of each year. Vehicles may be registered in the Cashier’s Office during the semester. If you live on campus, you must have a Residential parking decal, designated with an R, which will allow you to park in housing area lots. You should obtain the university Traffic Regulations Manual from the Cashier’s Office, Campus Police, or you can access the manual on the web at www.fmarion.edu/police/ticketappeal. This booklet contains important information about vehicle registration, parking, and traffic safety.

Honors Courses Honors courses are open to students with superior academic records by invitation only from the Honors Committee. For more information, contact Dr. Jon Tuttle, director of the Honors Program, at 843-661-1521.

Grade Reports At the end of each semester, grade reports will be made available to students at www.fmarion.edu. Click “Swampfox Web,” then click “Review

Grades.” Call the Registrar’s Office if you have questions about your grades.

Withdrawal from a Course or the University If you want to drop a course, you should obtain the necessary form from the Registrar’s Office or in your academic department, complete the form, have it signed by the appropriate people, and then turn it into the Registrar’s Office. Forms for complete withdrawal from the university are only available in the Registrar’s Office.

Class Attendance Policy It is your responsibility to attend all scheduled meetings in the courses in which you are enrolled. If you are absent more than twice the number of required class or laboratory sessions per week during regular semesters or more than 15 percent of required sessions during accelerated semesters, a grade of F or W will normally be assigned, unless the instructor has excused the absences. Individual instructors may choose alternative requirements for attendance. It is the instructor’s responsibility to inform students, at the beginning of each course, of all attendance policies. The instructor, at his/her discretion, may utilize a warning of excessive absences or required attendance. Attendance policies will be outlined on the course syllabus. It is your responsibility to understand at the beginning of each course the instructor’s policy on missing classes, announced tests, and laboratory sessions. If you violate the stated attendance policy, the instructor will notify the Registrar’s Office to drop you from the class with the appropriate grade. It is your responsibility to make up work missed because of absence from announced tests and laboratory sessions. However, announced tests and laboratory sessions may be made up only at the discretion of the instructor.

Disclosure of Directory Information The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) of 1974, as amended, permits the release of “directory information” about a student without a student’s consent. FMU has designated the following items as directory information: student’s name, enrollment status, address, FMU email, telephone listing, date and place of birth, photograph, major field of study, participation in officially recognized activities and sports, weight and height of members of athletic teams, dates of attendance, degrees and awards received, most recent previous educational institution attended, and eligibility for honor societies. Directory information may be published in a campus directory and other university publications and may be released to the mass media for publication (for example, Dean’s List, President’s List, commencement list, etc.). Students have the right to request that this information not be disclosed by completing a Request of Non-Disclosure form, available in the Registrar’s Office, by the end of the drop/add period for each academic term. A request for non-disclosure prohibits the University from releasing the student’s name and other information for purposes for which the student may wish to be recognized (for example, announcements of scholarship awards and other honors, notices of commencement exercises, induction into honor societies, participation in university activities, etc.). After a request for non-disclosure has been made, the university is NOT responsible for obtaining subsequent permission from the student to release the information for special circumstances as described above.

Use of Social Security Number The privacy act of 1974 (US Public Law 93-579, Sect.7) requires that we notify you that disclosure of your Social Security Number (SSN) is voluntary. You should know that FMU uses the SSN for federal identification and your official transcript.Services for Students with Disabilities Effort will be made to ensure that classes offered will be accessible to individuals with disabilities. If you plan to enroll and need assistance relating to a disability, contact the Office of Counseling and Testing (843-661-1840) at least 10 days prior to the beginning of the semester.

Equal Opportunity Francis Marion University offers equal opportunity in its employment, admissions, and educational activities, in compliance with federally mandated civil rights legislation and corresponding State of South Carolina legislation.

Spring 2018 CalendarOct. 25-Nov. 3 Priority registration for currently enrolled students for Spring

2018Nov. 6-Dec. 11 Open registration for continuing students. Fees and Housing payments due by Dec. 11 (schedules and housing

assignments will be dropped at 5 pm Dec. 11.)

Mid-Nov. Bills mailed to home addresses of pre-registered studentsDec. 12-Jan. 8 Open registration for continuing students. Fees and Housing payments due by Jan. 8 (schedules and housing assignments will be dropped by 6 pm Jan. 8)Jan. 5 Students who confirmed their registration by Dec. 11. If there

is an overage on the account and all funds are received by the university, a deposit of these excess funds will be made to your designated bank account. (Freshmen: refer to the loan disclosure statement provided by your lender to determine when your funds will be sent to the university)

Jan. 7 Housing opens for new students and continuing studentsJan. 8 New student orientation; new student registration Jan. 9 Spring classes beginJan. 9-12 Late Registration & Drop-Add. Late fee appliesJan. 12 Last day to register or drop-add. Late fee appliesJan. 15 Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday; university closedJan. 26 Deadline for new students to have FMU ID Card made

(Rogers Library)Feb. 12 Last day to withdraw from a course with an automatic grade

of WFeb. 26 MidtermMar . 1 Last day to apply for undergraduate and graduate degrees

for students completing degree requirements during Spring semesterMar . 19-23 Spring Break Mar . 26 Classes resumeMar . 28 Summer aid applications available (Financial Assistance

office SAB 117)Mar . 28-Apr . 6 Continuing student pre-registration begins for Late Spring, Summer I and II, and Fall beginsApr . 12 Last day to withdraw from an undergraduate courseApr . 16 Academic AwardsApr . 17 Student Life AwardsApr . 23 Spring classes endApr . 24 Reading DayApr . 25 Examinations beginApr . 30 Last day for pre-registered students to pay for Late SpringMay 1 Examinations endMay 5 10 a.m. – Commencement Exercises

EXAMS All classes will meet at the assigned examination times. Check your syllabus or with your professor to verify the time and location of your exams. Attendance at the exam is mandatory unless excused in writing by the Department Chairperson or Dean. Any student missing an examination without a written excuse from the Department Chair or Dean will be assigned a grade of F. Examinations will be held in the same rooms as class meetings except for mass examinations. Instructors will announce the locations of mass examinations. Students may, with the instructor’s permission, take an examination with another section of the same course; no further permission is required.

Exam Schedule 8:30 -10:30 11:45-1:45 3:00 -5:00 pm Wednesday 8:00 am MW ALL ENG 10:30 am MWF April 25 8:30 am MWF 101, 10E, and 102 Thursday 8:30 am TTH 12:30 pm MWF 9:55 am TTH April 26 Friday 9:30 am MWF 11:30 am MWF 11:20 am TTH April 27 Monday 12:45 pm TTH 1:30 pm MWF 4:30 pm TTH April 30 4:00 pm MW Tuesday 2:30 pm MW 2:10 pm TTH May 1 7:30 am MWF

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Steps to successful web registration1. Meet with your academic adviser. Your academic adviser will approve you for web

registration.

2. Web registration will be available beginning Oct 25, 2017.

Student access will be by classification as follows: Seniors may begin registering on Oct. 25. Juniors may begin registering on Oct. 27. Sophomores may begin registering on Oct. 31. Freshmen may begin registering on Nov. 2.

3. Log in on the web to: www.fmarion.edu.

4. Click on “Swamp Fox for Students.” Click on “Register for Classes.”

5. Enter User Name – this will be your ID number.

6. Enter Password – Your first password will be your birth month and birth date (two digits each).

Examples: January 5 = 0105 December 10 = 1210

7. Click on OK.

8. At this point if this is your first time using Swamp Fox, you must create a new four digit password. This is your password created and known only to you. So be sure to record it in a safe place. You will need this four digit password for all future transactions.

REMEMBER: This password will be known only by you and the Registrar’s Office.

9. Select the semester for which you wish to register, then click that semester.

10. Once you have selected a semester, you are now ready to add or delete classes.

Please note: When you are viewing the class schedule, the number of seats showing are the number of seats available as you are looking at the screen. You must click on “Finalize My Class Schedule” to be registered for the class.

You may review class availability by department, time the courses are offered, or both.

11. Your schedule is complete pending payment of fees.

12. Your bill/schedule will be mailed to you in mid-November. Please remember: All students must confirm their schedules. To do this, you must return your bill/schedule to the Cashier’s Office, Stokes Adminstration Building, or you may pay your fees and confirm your schedule via the web at www.fmarion.edu/Swampfox by clicking on “Pay Fees.” This must be done by 5 pm, Monday, Dec. 11.

Swamp Fox Web for Students• View Open Classes

• Register for Classes

• View Your Grades

Section Codes: Section codes correspond to day & time course is offered. MWF MW TTH

Time Code Time Code Time Code

7:30 am - 8:20 am AA 2:30 pm - 3:45 pm G 8:30 am - 9:45 am 1

8:30 am - 9:20 am A 4:00 pm - 5:15 pm H 9:55 am - 11:10 am 2

9:30 am - 10:20 am B 5:15 pm - 8:15 pm IM 11:20 am - 12:35 pm 3

10:30 am - 11:20 am C (Monday only) 12:45 pm - 2:00 pm 4

11:30 am - 12:20 pm D 5:15 pm - 8:15 pm IW 2:10 pm - 3:25 pm 5

12:30 pm - 1:20 pm E (Wednesday only) *3:35 pm - 4:50 pm --

1:30 pm - 2:20 pm F 6:00 pm - 7:15 pm NA 4:30 pm - 7:30 pm 6

7:30 pm - 8:45 pm NB 6:00 pm - 7:15 pm N1

6:00 pm - 9:00 pm NM 7:30 pm - 8:45 pm N2

(Monday only) 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm NT

6:00 pm - 9:00 pm NW (Tuesday)

(Wednesday only) 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm NR

(Thursday)

*Activity Period

EVENING CLASSESEvening class examinations will be given according to the following schedule:Wednesday, April 25 6:00 pm MW and 6:00 pm Monday courses from 6:00 to 8:00 pm7:30 pm MW and 6:00 pm Wednesday courses from 8:10 to 10:10 pmThursday, April 266:00 pm TTH and 6:00 pm Tuesday courses from 6:00 to 8:00 pm7:30 pm TTH and 6:00 pm Thursday courses from 8:10 to 10:10 pm

EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGY GRADUATE CLASSESThe final examinations in all graduate Education and Psychology courses (500-level or higher) will be given at the last regularly scheduled class period. The instructor will announce the time of the examination.

BUSINESS GRADUATE CLASSESThe instructor of the course will announce the final examinations.

How to Read This Schedule Courses are listed alphabetically by discipline. A separate section for GRADUATE courses is also included in this schedule. Classes are listed by course number, section code, number of credits, course title, day & time, building code & room number, and instructor. This schedule presents course offerings planned at the time of the publication of this Schedule. This document is not a contract; Francis Marion University reserves the right to alter course offerings if enrollments and resources require. FMU does not guarantee that a student will be able to enroll in any particular course. An up-to-date listing of all courses – including new and changed sections – may be accessed from the web page at www.fmarion.edu. Many courses require prerequisites or corequisites that may not be included in this course listing. Please refer to your university catalog and consult with your academic adviser for information on specific course requirements. The 2016-2017 University Catalog is currently available via the web at www.fmarion.edu/academics/catalogs.

Building CodesCC Thomas C. Stanton Academic Computer CenterCCHS Luther F. Carter Center for Health SciencesCEMC John K. Cauthen Educational Media CenterFAC Peter D. Hyman Fine Arts CenterFH Founders HallGAC Griffin Athletic ComplexHO Allard A. Allston Housing Office ComplexLNB Frank B. Lee Nursing BuildingLSF Hugh K. Leatherman Sr. Science FacilityMSB Robert E. McNair Science BuildingOS Office Services BuildingPAC Performing Arts CenterRCC Gail and Terry Richardson Center for the ChildRS Recording StudioUC Walter D. Smith University Center

NOTE: * = late afternoon or evening class; W = Writing Intensive Course; S = Programed Instruction Course

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UndergradUate CoUrsesaFrICan & aFrICan aMerICan stUdIes (aaas)7169 200 -E 3 INTR AFRIC AMERICAN STUD MWF 1230P-0120P CC 110 JONES, J

aCCoUntIng (aCtg)3660 201 -C 3 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING MWF 1030A-1120A FH 255A CARPENTER, C6287 201 -D 3 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING MWF 1130A-1220P FH 250B TURNER, PP5311 201 -E 3 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING MWF 1230P-0120P FH 255A CARPENTER, C3661 201 -5 3 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING TTH 0210P-0325P FH 251A JOHNSON, B

6750 202 -B 3 MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING MWF 0930A-1020A FH 250B TURNER, PP6751 202 -C 3 MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING MWF 1030A-1120A FH 250B TURNER, PP0606 202 -3 3 MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING TTH 1120A-1235P FH 250B POSTON, KAY1594 202 -2 3 MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING TTH 0955A-1110A FH 250B POSTON, KAYPREREQUISITE: ACTG 201

6752 324 -B 3 FINANCIAL REPORTING II MWF 0930A-1020A FH 255A CARPENTER, CPREREQUISITE: ACTG 323 WITH A GRADE OF C OR HIGHER

0611 325 -5 3 COST ACCOUNTING TTH 0210P-0325P FH 250B POSTON, KAYPREREQUISITE: ACTG 202 WITH A GRADE OF C OR HIGHER

7448 328 -1 3 FEDERAL TAXATION I TTH 0830A-0945A FH 255A JOHNSON, B

3112 421 -4 3 CONCEPTS OF AUDITING TTH 1245P-0200P FH 255A LUNDY, HPREREQUISITES: ACTG 320 AND 324 WITH A GRADE OF C OR HIGHER

5498 423 -5 3 ACTG/GOV.& NOT FOR PROFI TTH 0210P-0325P FH 255A LUNDY, HPREREQUISITE: ACTG 324

4070 *424 -NT 3 SPECIAL TOPICS IN ACTG T 0600P-0900P FH 255B JOHNSON, BPREREQUISITE: ACTG 324 WITH A GRADE OF C OR HIGHER

0613 428 -2 3 FEDERAL TAXATION II TTH 0955A-1110A FH 251A JOHNSON, BPREREQUISITE: ACTG 328 WITH A GRADE OF C OR HIGHER OR PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT CHAIRNOTE: APPROVAL OF THE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS REQUIRED FOR ALL COURSES ABOVE 299.

art (art)4680 101 -B 3 INTRO TO ART MWF 0930A-1020A FAC 213 FRYE, H4314 101 -D 3 INTRO TO ART MWF 1130A-1220P FAC 213 FRYE, H0262 101 -2 3 INTRO TO ART TTH 0955A-1110A FAC 213 CHANG, E2543 101 -3 3 INTRO TO ART TTH 1120A-1235P FAC 213 CHANG, E6488 101 -A 3 INTRO TO ART MWF 0830A-0920A FAC 213 FRYE, HFOR NON-ART MAJORS ONLY

6489 203 -AC 3 BASIC DRAWING MW 0830A-1110A FAC 204 ANDERSON, L7394 203 -DF 3 BASIC DRAWING MW 1130A-0210P FAC 204 CRITCHER, C

4681 205 -BC 3 3-DIMENSIONAL DESIGN MWF 0930A-1120A FAC 117 GRAY, D

7395 206 -BC 3 INTRO. GRAPHIC DESIGN MWF 0930A-1120A FAC 113 FRY, G6196 206 -GH 3 INTRO. GRAPHIC DESIGN MW 0230P-0510P FAC 113 ANDERSON, L

5297 207 -34 3 INTRO PAINTING TTH 1120A-0200P FAC 119 GATELY, SPREREQUISITE: ART 203

5569 210 -DE 3 INTRO CERAMICS MWF 1130A-0120P FAC 121 GRAY, D

5570 218 -3 3 INTRO.TO DIGITAL PHOTO TTH 1120A-0200P FAC 118 MIXON, JPREREQUISITE: ART 206 OR PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT. A LIMITED NUMBER OF CAMERAS ARE AVAILABLE FOR STUDENT USE.

2038 230 -EF 3 GRAPHIC DESIGN I MWF 1230P-0220P FAC 113 FRY, GPREREQUISITES: ART 204 AND 206 OR PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT

6771 231 -12 3 TYPOGRAPHY TTH 0830A-1110A FAC 113 JEFFCOAT, CPREREQUISITES: ART 204 AND 206 OR PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT

2078 301 -GH 3 FIGURE DRAWING MW 0230P-0510P FAC 204 GATELY, SPREREQUISITE: ART 203

7436 306D -6 3 SPE TOP: HIST GRAPH DSGN TTH 0335P-0450P FAC 113 JEFFCOAT, CARTH 220 ABD ARTH 221 OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

7396 311 -FG 3 CERAMIC SCULPTURE MWF 0130P-0320P FAC 117 GRAY, DPREREQUISITES: ART 205 AND 210 OR PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT

7397 328 -5B 3 PHOTOGRAPHIC LIGHTING TTH 0210P-0450P FAC 118 MIXON, JPREREQUISITE: ART 218 OR PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT

6492 408 -56 3 ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHY TTH 0210P-0450P FAC 118 MIXON, JPREREQUISITE: ART 308 OR 318

5048 410 -FG 3 ADV CERAMICS MWF 0130P-0320P FAC 117 GRAY, DPREREQUISITE: ART 310

1694 430 -45 3 GRAPHIC DESIGN III TTH 1245P-0325P FAC 113 JEFFCOAT, CPREREQUISITES: ART 330 AND 331 OR PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT

6814 498 -IN 3 VISUAL ART INTERNSHIP TBA TBA TBA TBA FRY, GPREREQUISITES: SENIOR STATUS AND PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT

6198 499 -G 1 SENIOR SEMINAR W 0230P-0320P FAC 112 CRITCHER, CPREREQUISITES: SENIOR STATUS AND PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT

art edUCatIon (arte)2545 217 -1 3 CREATIVE ART ELE SCH TCH TTH 0830A-0945A FAC 122 HUNTER, R2544 217 -1X 3 CREATIVE ART ELE SCH TCH TTH 0830A-0945A FAC 202 CHANG, E

7415 415 -G 3 HIST.FOUNDATIONS ART ED MWF 0230P-0320P FAC 202 FRYE, HPREREQUISITE: ARTH 220 OR 221 OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

art HIstorY (artH)2546 221 -E 3 HIST OF WEST ART:REN-MOD MWF 1230P-0120P FAC 213 HOWELL, S

6776 340 -1 3 ART OF THE UNITED STATES TTH 0830A-0945A FAC 213 HOWELL, SPREREQUISITE: ARTH 221 OR PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT

7525 350 -4 3 NATIVE ARTS OF AMERICAS TTH 1245P-0325P FAC 213 HOWELL, SPREREQUISITE: ARTH 220 OR 221 OR PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT

5296 390 -C 3 TWENTIETH CENTURY ART MWF 1030A-1120A FAC 213 HOWELL, SPREREQUISITE: ARTH 221 OR PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT

astronoMY (astr)6483 202 -D 4 VOYAGE THRU SOLAR SYSTEM MWF 1130A-1220P CEMC 235 MYERS, J6484 202L -T4 VOYAGE/SOLAR SYSTEM LAB T 1245P-0345P MSB 116 MYERS, J6485 202L -4R VOYAGE/SOLAR SYSTEM LAB TH 1245P-0345P MSB 116 MYERS, JPREREQUISITE:ELIGIBILITY TO TAKE MATH 111 OR 121.

BIoLogY (BIoL)7437 102 -C 4 BIOLOGY FOR EDUC MAJORS MWF 1030A-1120A LSF L207 PIKE, L7438 102L -W BIOLOGY FOR EDUC MAJ LAB W 1230P-0320P LSF L201 PIKE, L

6262 104 -C 4 HUMAN BIOLOGY TTH 1120A-1235P LSF L207 STAFF7053 104 -ON 4 HUMAN BIOLOGY TBA TBA ON- LINE WRIGHTEN, S5907 *104L -T HUMAN BIOLOGY LAB T 0430P-0720P LSF L201 STAFF6263 104L -EM HUMAN BIOLOGY LAB M 1230P-0320P LSF L201 WRIGHTEN, S5909 *104L -TH HUMAN BIOLOGY LAB TH 0430P-0720P LSF L201 STAFF5908 *104L -HM HUMAN BIOLOGY LAB M 0430P-0720P LSF L201 MAJORS, J7054 104L -4R HUMAN BIOLOGY LAB TH 1245P-0335P LSF L201 STAFF5911 104L -4T HUMAN BIOLOGY LAB T 1245P-0335P LSF L201 KREBS, JDOES NOT COUNT TOWARD BIOLOGY MAJOR

5657 105A -B 3 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES I MWF 0930A-1020A MSB 13 STAFF6264 105A -C 3 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES I MWF 1030A-1120A MSB 13 SHANNON, T7055 105A -D 3 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES I MWF 1130A-1220P MSB 13 STAFF5658 105A -2 3 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES I TTH 1120A-1235P MSB 13 SLONE, J5659 105A -3 3 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES I TTH 1120A-1235P MSB 11 STIGLITZ, R

7056 106 -B 4 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES II MWF 0930A-1020A MSB 11 ZWIERS, P2849 106 -D 4 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES II MWF 1130A-1220P MSB 11 STAFF2829 106 -2 4 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES II TTH 0955A-1110A MSB 11 STIGLITZ, R4135 106L -EM BIOLOGICAL SCI II LAB M 1230P-0320P MSB 217 STAFF2832 106L -EW BIOLOGICAL SCI II LAB W 1230P-0320P MSB 217 SLONE, J6892 106L -MN BIOLOGICAL SCI II LAB M 0330P-0620P MSB 217 STAFF4346 106L -HW BIOLOGICAL SCI II LAB W 0330P-0620P MSB 217 STAFF7367 106L -TU BIOLOGICAL SCI II LAB T 0345P-0635P MSB 217 STIGLITZ, R4914 106L -4R BIOLOGICAL SCI II LAB TH 1245P-0335P MSB 217 SLONE, J3783 106L -4T BIOLOGICAL SCI II LAB T 1245P-0335P MSB 217 STAFFPREREQUISITES: A GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN BIOL 103 AND 104, OR 105 AND 115L, OR PERMISSIONOF THE DEPARTMENT

5574 115L -EM 1 LAB FOR BIOL SCIENCES I M 1230P-0320P MSB 222 HEWITT, S5575 *115L -DW 1 LAB FOR BIOL SCIENCES I W 1030P-0120P MSB 222 HEWITT, S5576 115L -HM 1 LAB FOR BIOL SCIENCES I M 0330P-0620P MSB 222 HEWITT, S5577 *115L -HW 1 LAB FOR BIOL SCIENCES I W 0430P-0720P MSB 222 CAMPER, H7368 115L -TR 1 LAB FOR BIOL SCIENCES I TH 0345P-0635P MSB 222 STIGLITZ, R7057 115L -WD 1 LAB FOR BIOL SCIENCES I W 0130P-0420P MSB 222 HEWITT, S5581 115L -4R 1 LAB FOR BIOL SCIENCES I TH 1245P-0335P MSB 222 STAFF5582 115L -4T 1 LAB FOR BIOL SCIENCES I T 1245P-0335P MSB 222 SLONE, J6266 *115L -6T 1 LAB FOR BIOL SCIENCES I T 0430P-0720P MSB 222 CAMPER, HPREREQUISITE/COREQUISITE: BIOL 105

7372 120 -C 4 NATURAL HISTORY OF S.C. MWF 1030A-1120P LSF L205 KNOWLES, T7373 120L -M NATURAL HIST OF S.C. LAB M 1230P-0320P MSB 203 KNOWLES, TPREREQUISITE: A GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN BIOL 103 OR 106 OR PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT

4347 202 -1 4 VERTEBRATE ZOO TTH 0830A-0920A LSF L205 KNOWLES, T4348 202L -EG VERTEBRATE ZOO LAB W 1230P-0320P MSB 203 SALCEDO, NPREREQUISITE: BIOL 106 OR 103 AND 104 WITH PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT

6799 205 -D 4 HUMAN ANATOMY MWF 1130A-1220P LNB 131 EATON, E2852 205L -3 HUMAN ANATOMY LAB TTH 1120A-1235P MSB 205 MALAKAUSKAS, S5984 205L -2T HUMAN ANATOMY LAB TTH 0955A-1110A MSB 205 MALAKAUSKAS, S3277 205L -5 HUMAN ANATOMY LAB TTH 0210P-0335P MSB 205 SALCEDO, N7369 205L -TH HUMAN ANATOMY LAB TTH 1245P-0200P MSB 205 SALCEDO, NPREREQUISITE: BIOL 106 OR PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT

SECT. COURSE CR TITLE DAYS TIME ROOM INSTRUCTOR SECT. COURSE CR TITLE DAYS TIME ROOM INSTRUCTOR

NOTE: * = late afternoon or evening class; W = Writing Intensive Course; S = Programed Instruction Course

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3510 207 -D 4 SPRING FLORA M 1130A-1220P MSB 209 LONG, G3511 207L -DG SPRING FLORA LAB F 1130A-0430P MSB 209 LONG, GPREREQUISITES: BIOL 106 OR 103 AND 104 WITH PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT. STUDENTS MAYONLY SELECT TWO COURSES FROM THE BIOL 206, 207, AND 208 SERIES.

7370 215 -B 4 MICROBIO FOR HLTHCARE MWF 0930A-1020A LSF L202 LYLES, J5982 215L -4R MICROBIO/HEALTHCARE-LAB TH 1245P-0335P LSF L210 LYLES, J

5917 215 -2 4 MICROBIO FOR HLTHCARE TTH 0955A-1110A MSB 13 PRYOR, G5918 215L -EW MICROBIO/HEALTHCARE-LAB W 1230P-0320P LSF L210 PRYOR, G5919 215L -HW MICROBIO/HEALTHCARE-LAB W 0330P-0620P LSF L210 PRYOR, G5920 215L -TH MICROBIO/HEALTHCARE-LAB TH 0345P-0635P LSF L210 PRYOR, GPREREQUISITE: BIOL 105 OR PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT. FOR PRE-NURSING MAJORS

5585 236 -B 4 HUMAN PHYS FOR HLTHCARE MWF 0930A-1020A LNB 131 BARBEAU, T5587 236L -EM HUM PHYS HEALTHCARE-LAB M 1230P-0320P LSF L208 BARBEAU, T5588 236L -EW HUM PHYS HEALTHCARE-LAB W 1230P-0320P LSF L208 BARBEAU, T5586 236L -HM HUM PHYS HEALTHCARE-LAB M 0330P-0620P LSF L208 BARBEAU, T5590 236L -4T HUM PHYS HEALTHCARE-LAB T 1245P-0335P LSF L208 BARBEAU, TPREREQUISITES: BIOL 205 AND CHEM 102 OR PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT FOR PRE-NURSING MAJORS.

2855 301 -A 4 CELL BIOLOGY MWF 0830A-0920A LSF L202 SHANNON, T2856 301L -EM CELL BIOLOGY LAB M 1230P-0320P LSF L206 SHANNON, T2858 301L -4T CELL BIOLOGY LAB T 1245P-0335P LSF L206 SHANNON, TPREREQUISITES: BIOL 106 AND CHEM 201

5353 305 -B 4 COMPAR VERTEBRATE ANAT MWF 0930A-1020A LSF L205 CAMPER, J5354 305L -EM COMP VERT ANATOMY LAB M 1230P-0320P MSB 205 KREBS, JPREREQUISITE: BIOL 106

6803 307 -1 4 PLANT ANAT & PHYSIO TTH 0830A-0945A LSF L207 RENTSCH, J6805 307L -EW PLANT ANAT & PHYSIOL LAB W 1230P-0320P MSB 209 RENTSCH, J6804 307L -EM PLANT ANAT & PHYSIOL LAB M 1230P-0320P MSB 209 RENTSCH, JPREREQUISITE: BIOL 106

3512 311 -D 4 MICROBIOLOGY MWF 1130A-1220P LSF L207 LYLES, J3534 311L -M MICROBIOLOGY LAB M 1230P-0320P LSF L210 LYLES, JPREREQUISITE: BIOL 105 OR 106 OR PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT

7374 313 -2 4 MYCOLOGY TTH 0955A-1110A LSF L202 LONG, G7375 313L -4H MYCOLOGY LAB TH 1245P-0335P MSB 209 LONG, GPREREQUISITE: BIOL 106

5964 317 -3 4 MARINE ECOLOGY TTH 1120A-1235P LSF L202 PIKE, L5965 317L -T4 MARINE ECOLOGY LAB T 1245P-0335P MSB 203 PIKE, LPREREQUISITE: BIOL 106 OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT. THIS COURSE REQUIRES FIELD TRIPS.

0043 401 -1 4 GENETICS TTH 0830A-0945A LSF L202 BAUER, V2866 401L -F GENETICS LAB F 0130P-0420P LSF L206 BAUER, V

7380 401 -C 4 GENETICS MWF 1030A-1120A LSF L202 MALAKAUSKAS, D0044 401L -EW GENETICS LAB W 1230P-0320P LSF L206 MALAKAUSKAS, D7058 401L -GN GENETICS LAB W 0330P-0620P LSF L206 MALAKAUSKAS, DPREREQUISITES: BIOL 106 AND CHEM 201

4669 406 -B 4 GENERAL PHYSIOLOGY MWF 0930A-1020A LSF L207 EATON, E7059 406L -FG GENERAL PHYSIOLOGY LAB F 0130P-0420P LSF L208 EATON, E3321 406L -4R GENERAL PHYSIOLOGY LAB TH 1245P-0335P LSF L208 EATON, EPREREQUISITE: BIOL 106 AND CHEM 201. PREREQUISITE OR CORREQUITE: BIOL 205 OR BIOL 305 ORPERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT

0049 407 -D 4 IMMUNOLOGY MWF 1130A-1220P LSF L202 TURNER, L3856 407L -MO IMMUNOLOGY LAB M 0330P-0620P LSF L210 TURNER, L7371 407L -4 IMMUNOLOGY LAB T 1245P-0335P LSF L210 TURNER, LPREREQUISITES: BIOL 106 AND CHEM 201 OR PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT

5915 409 -D 4 EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY MWF 1130A-1220P LSF L205 CAMPER, J5916 409L -TH EVOLUTIONARY BIOL LAB TH 1245P-0335P MSB 206 CAMPER, JPREREQUISITES: BIOL 106 AND CHEM 201

7376 412 -2 4 BEHAVIORIAL ECOLOGY TTH 0955A-1110A LSF L205 ZWIERS, P7378 412L -H BEHAVIORIAL ECOLOGY LAB TH 1245P-0335P MSB 203 ZWIERS, P7377 412L -T BEHAVIORIAL ECOLOGY LAB T 1245P-0335P MSB 209 ZWIERS, PPREREQUISITE: BIO 106 OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

6691 494A -IN 1 PRE-HLTH PROG INTERNSHIP TBA TBA TBA BAUER, VPREREQUISITE: PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT

7276 497U -I 1 SPECIAL STUDIES: TBA TBA TBA TBA BARBEAU, T7344 497U -II 1 SPECIAL STUDIES: TBA TBA TBA CAMPER, J5995 497U -IN 1 SPECIAL STUDIES: TBA TBA TBA TBA ZWIERS, P

6622 497U -IT 1 SPECIAL STUDIES: TBA TBA TBA SALCEDO, N6859 497U -ST 1 SPECIAL STUDIES: TBA TBA TBA STEINMETZ, J7351 497X -I 3 SPECIAL STUDIES TBA TBA TBA TURNER, LPREREQUISITE: PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT

7353 498 -II 1 BIOLOGY INTERNSHIP TBA TBA TBA TBA PIKE, L7284 498I -IN 2 BIOLOGY INTERNSHIP TBA TBA TBA TBA KNOWLES, T7336 498I -IS 2 BIOLOGY INTERNSHIP TBA TBA TBA EATON, EPREREQUISITE: PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT

1463 499 -EF 1 SENIOR SEMINAR F 1230P-0120P LSF L207 BARBEAU, TPREREQUISITE: 24 HOURS IN BIOLOGY OR PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT

BUsIness (BUs)1595 150 -B 3 FUNDAMENTALS OF BUSINESS MWF 0930A-1020A CEMC 114 DITTMAN, M5501 150 -C 3 FUNDAMENTALS OF BUSINESS MWF 1030A-1120A CEMC 114 DITTMAN, M1510 150 -1 3 FUNDAMENTALS OF BUSINESS TTH 0830A-0945A MSB 11 BELK, ERIC7449 150 -2 3 FUNDAMENTALS OF BUSINESS TTH 0955A-1110A MSB 11 BELK, ERIC

7450 206 -MW 3 LEGAL & SOC ENVIR OF BUS MW 1230P-0145P FH 250B STAFF7451 206 -WM 3 LEGAL & SOC ENVIR OF BUS MW 0230P-0345P FH 250B STAFF6422 206 -1 3 LEGAL & SOC ENVIR OF BUS TTH 0830A-0945A CEMC 114 EDWARDS, J

5503 305 -A 3 APPL STAT FOR ECON & BUS MWF 0830A-0920P FH 250A HUGHES, M7452 *305 -MW 3 APPL STAT FOR ECON & BUS MW 0600P-0715P FH 250B STAFF5502 305 -4 3 APPL STAT FOR ECON & BUS TTH 1245P-0200P FH 255B YANSON, R7453 305 -5 3 APPL STAT FOR ECON & BUS TTH 0210P-0325P FH 255B YANSON, RPREREQUISITE: MATH 134

2176 458 -3 3 STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT TTH 1120A-1235P CEMC 114 DAVID, F7063 458 -4 3 STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT TTH 1245P-0200P CEMC 114 DAVID, FPREREQUISITES: MIS 327, MGT 308 AND 351, MKT 331 AND FIN 341

5070 475X -IN 3 INTERN:BUS (MANAGEMENT) TBA TBA TBA TBA DITTMAN, M5071 475Y -IN 3 INTERN IN BUS(MARKETING) TBA TBA TBA TBA DITTMAN, M5315 475Z -IN 3 INTERN IN BUS (ACTG) TBA TBA TBA TBA TURNER, PPPREREQUISITES: FULL ACCEPTANCE TO THE BBA PROGRAM AND A 2.5 GPA

CHeMIstrY (CHeM)6497 101 -D 4 GEN CHEM I:GEN CONCEPTS MWF 1130A-1220P LSF L301 VARAZO, K6916 101 -2A 4 GEN CHEM I:GEN CONCEPTS TTH 0955A-1110A LSF L301 VARAZO, K4756 101L -FW GEN CHEM I LAB:CNCPT LAB W 0130P-0420P LSF L304 JENKINS, N7212 101L -01 GEN CHEM I LAB:CNCPT LAB F 1230P-0320P LSF L301 JENKINS, N5163 101L -4R GEN CHEM I LAB:CNCPT LAB TH 1245P-0335P LSF L304 GRAY, J4755 101L -4T GEN CHEM I LAB:CNCPT LAB T 1245P-0335P LSF L304 JENKINS, NPREREQUISITE/COREQUISITE: MATH 111

2293 102 -A 4 GEN CHEM II:INTRO INORGA MWF 0830A-0920A LSF L301 JENKINS, N6768 102 -B 4 GEN CHEM II:INTRO INORGA MWF 0930A-1020A LSF L301 KELLEY, J4753 102 -C 4 GEN CHEM II:INTRO INORGA MWF 1030A-1120A LSF L301 HOLLIMAN, B4088 102 -2 4 GEN CHEM II:INTRO INORGA TTH 0955A-1110A LSF L302 KELLEY, J4768 102L -EF GEN CHEM II LAB:INORG LB F 1230P-0320P LSF L304 GRAY, J4388 102L -EM GEN CHEM II LAB:INORG LB M 1230P-0320P LSF L301 HOLLIMAN, B4140 102L -FM GEN CHEM II LAB:INORG LB M 0130P-0420P LSF L304 KELLEY, J5361 102L -FW GEN CHEM II LAB:INORG LB W 0130P-0420P LSF L301 GRAY, J2296 102L -4R GEN CHEM II LAB:INORG LB TH 1245P-0335P LSF L301 JENKINS, N0082 102L -4T GEN CHEM II LAB:INORG LB T 1245P-0335P LSF L301 HOLLIMAN, B0842 *102L -NR GEN CHEM II LAB:INORG LB TH 0600P-0900P LSF L302 WILLIAMS, K @ 102LH-4H GEN CHEM II LAB-INOR-HON TH 1245P-0445P LSF L307 WILLIAMS, K @ BY INVITATION ONLY. SECTION NUMBER AVAILABLE AT REGISTRATION.PREREQUISITE: A GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN CHEM 101

7005 201 -C 4 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I MWF 1030A-1120A LSF L302 ADOGLA, E5363 201L -FM ORGANIC CHEM I LAB M 0130P-0420P LSF L302 ADOGLA, E6500 201L -4T ORGANIC CHEM I LAB T 1245P-0335P LSF L302 ADOGLA, EPREREQUISITE: A GRADE OF C 0R HIGHER IN CHEM 102

0085 202 -B 4 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II MWF 0930A-1020A LSF L302 CLABO, A0086 202 -3 4 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II TTH 1120A-1235P LSF L302 WILLIAMS, K4141 202L -EF ORGANIC CHEM II LAB F 1230P-0320P LSF L302 ADOGLA, E6211 202L -FW ORGANIC CHEM II LAB W 0130P-0420P LSF L302 ADOGLA, E0090 202L -4R ORGANIC CHEM II LAB TH 1245P-0335P LSF L302 CLABO, APREREQUISITES: A GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN CHEM 201

0092 W 302 -D 4 PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY II MWF 1130A-1220P LSF L304 CLABO, A0093 W 302L -FF PHYSICAL CHEM II LAB T 1245P-0335P LSF L304 PETERSON, LPREREQUISITES: CHEM 202, PHYS 202 AND MATH 202 OR PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENTCOREQUISITES: CHEM 203 AND MATH 203

0094 W 303 -B 4 ANALY CHEM II:INST ANALY MWF 0930A-1020A LSF L304 MCCUTCHEON, J0095 W 303L -FW ANALYTICAL CHEM II LAB W 0130P-0530P LSF L305 VARAZO, KPREREQUISITES: CHEM 203 AND 301

4781 402 -1 3 INORGANIC CHEMISTRY TTH 0830A-0945A LSF L304 PETERSON, LPREREQUISITE: CHEM 301 OR PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT

5107 *499 -TB 1 CHEM SENIOR CAPSTONE T 0400P-0500P LSF L301 PETERSON, LPREREQUISITE: AT LEAST 24 HOURS IN CHEMISTRY

CoMPUter sCIenCe (Cs)3669 150 -A 3 MICROS & SOFTWARE APPL I MWF 0830A-0920A CC 110 SAULS, P2214 150 -B 3 MICROS & SOFTWARE APPL I MWF 0930A-1020A CC 110 SAULS, P5515 150 -C 3 MICROS & SOFTWARE APPL I MWF 1030A-1120A CC 110 SAULS, P3412 150 -D 3 MICROS & SOFTWARE APPL I MWF 1130A-1220P CC 110 SAULS, PPREREQUISITE: ELIGIBILITY TO TAKE MATH 111 OR HIGHER.

1354 190 -B 3 PROGRAMMING FUNDAMENTALS MWF 0930A-1020A CC 113 ARAUJO, KPREREQUISITE: MATH 111 OR MATH 121 (OR ELIGILITY TO TAKE A MATH COURSE HIGHER THAN 121);COREQUISITE: CS 190L

7492 190L -F 1 PROGRAM FUNDAMENTALS LAB F 0100P-0400P CC 110 ARAUJO, KPREREQUISITE: MATH 111 OR MATH 121 (OR ELIGILITY TO TAKE A MATH COURSE HIGHER THAN 121);COREQUISITE: CS 190L

0372 212 -B 3 INTRO TO FORTRAN MWF 0930A-1020A LSF 407A ARROYO, FPREREQUISITE/COREQUISITE: MATH 201 OR PERMISSION OF THE SCHOOL. CROSS-LISTED AS MATH 212

SECT. COURSE CR TITLE DAYS TIME ROOM INSTRUCTOR SECT. COURSE CR TITLE DAYS TIME ROOM INSTRUCTOR

NOTE: * = late afternoon or evening class; W = Writing Intensive Course; S = Programed Instruction Course

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1033 226 -C 3 PROG & ALGOR DESIGN I MWF 1030A-1120A CC 113 ARAUJO, KPREREQUISITE: A GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN CS 190 OR PERMISSION OF THE SCHOOL

2216 227 -1 3 PROG & ALGOR DESIGN II TTH 0830A-0945A CC 110 RUBIN, KPREREQUISITE: A GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN CS 226

1598 310 -D 3 COMPUTER ARCHITEC&ORGAN MWF 1130A-1220P CC 113 ARAUJO, KPREREQUISITE: A GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN CS 280

1374 318A -2 3 DATA STRUC & ALGOR ANALY TTH 0955A-1110A CC 110 RUBIN, KPREREQUISITE: A GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN CS 313

7071 330G -5 3 SPECIAL TOPICS:ROBOTICS TTH 0210P-0325P FH 222B RUBIN, KPREREQUISITE: PERMISSION OF THE SCHOOL. MAY BE TAKEN TWICE FOR ACADEMIC CREDIT WITH SCHOOL APPROVAL.

0379 340 -3 3 SOFTWARE DESIGN & DEVEL TTH 1120A-1235P CC 110 RAO, PPREREQUISITE: A GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN CS 318 OR PERMISSION OF THE SCHOOL

0380 401 -4 3 PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES TTH 1245P-0200P CC 110 RUBIN, KPREREQUISITE/COREQUISITE: CS 350

5325 430 -2 3 DATA BASE MGT SYS DESIGN TTH 0830A-0945A CC 113 ARAUJO, KPREREQUISITE: A GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN CS 313 OR PERMISSION OF THE SCHOOL

6420 475 -4 3 INTERNSHIP-COMPUTER SCI TBA TBA TBA TBA RAO, P

7493 482 -1 3 CAPSTONE II TTH 0830A-0945A FH 222A RAO, PPREREQUISITE: CS 480

earLY CHILdHood edUCatIon (eCe)1734 320 -AC 3 CURRICULUM FOR ECE MW 0830A-1120A RCC 140 GUNTHER, JPREREQUISITE: ADMISSION TO THE PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAMCOREQUISITE: BLOCK B

4005 321 -12 3 METH/ASSESSING PRIM MATH TH 0830A-1115A FH 213B BRANDIS, JPREREQUISITE: ADMISSION TO THE PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAMCOREQUISITES: BLOCK A; THIS COURSE REQUIRES A SLED CHECK TO BE TURNED IN BY JAN. 16, 2018.

6983 329 -AC 3 CLINICAL EXPERINCES/ECE M 0830A-1120A RCC 141 JOHNSTON, CPREREQUISITES: ADMISSION TO PROFESSIONAL PROGRAM IN EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION.THIS COURSE REQUIRES A SLED CHECK TO BE TURNED IN BY JAN. 16, 2018.

6984 335 -EG 3 TEACHING SOCIAL STUDIES W 1230P-0320P RCC 141 NIXON, CPREREQUISITE: ADMISSION TO PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAM;COREQUISITE: BLOCK A; THIS COURSE REQUIRES A SLED CHECK TO BE TURNED IN BY JAN. 16, 2018.

6985 336 -DF 3 TEACHING SCIENCE IN ECE W 1130A-0220P RCC 140 JOHNSTON, CPREREQUISITE: ADMISSION TO PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAM;COREQUISITE: BLOCK B; THIS COURSE REQUIRES A SLED CHECK TO BE TURNED IN BY JAN. 16, 2018.

0671 420 -12 3 METH & MATER OF ECE TTH 0830A-1119A RCC 141 JOHNSTON, CPREREQUISITE: ADMISSION TO THE PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAMCOREQUISITE: BLOCK B

eConoMICs (eCon)7455 203 -OL 3 INTRO TO MICROECONOMICS TBA TBA ON- LINE PADGETT, C7454 203 -ON 3 INTRO TO MICROECONOMICS TBA TBA ON- LINE PADGETT, C6753 203 -1 3 INTRO TO MICROECONOMICS TTH 0830A-0945A FH 222A FRANCK, D4604 203 -2 3 INTRO TO MICROECONOMICS TTH 0955A-1110A FH 222A FRANCK, D3840 203 -3 3 INTRO TO MICROECONOMICS TTH 1120A-1235P FH 222A MUNN, J

4607 204 -C 3 INTRO TO MACROECONOMICS MWF 1030A-1120A FH 222A NIETFELD, C0630 204 -D 3 INTRO TO MACROECONOMICS MWF 1130A-1220P FH 222A NIETFELD, C7456 204 -5 3 INTRO TO MACROECONOMICS TTH 1245P-0200P FH 222A FRANCK, D @ 204HH-A 3 INTRO MACROECON-HONORS MWF 0830A-0920A CEMC 241 KYER, B @ BY INVITATION ONLY. SECTION NUMBER AVAILABLE AT REGISTRATION.

7457 320 -B 3 INTERM MACROECON THEORY MWF 0930A-1020A FH 251A KYER, BPREREQUISITE: ECON 204

7065 323 -2 3 URBAN & REGIONAL ECON TTH 0955A-1110A FH 259B MUNN, JPREREQUISITE: ECON 203

7458 410 -A 3 LABOR ECONOMICS MWF 0830A-0920A FH 251B NIETFELD, CPREREQUISITE: ECON 310

1975 450 -1 3 SENIOR SEMINAR IN ECON TTH 0830A-0945A FH 250A KYER, BPREREQUISITES: ECON 310 AND 320NOTE: APPROVAL OF THE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS REQUIRED FOR ALL COURSES ABOVE 299.ECON 203 AND 204 ARE PREREQUISITE TO ALL 300- AND 400-LEVEL ECONOMICS COURSES.

edUCatIon (edUC)5537 190 -A 3 FOUNDATIONS OF EDUCATION MWF 0830A-0920A CEMC 208A BOATWRIGHT, P5538 190 -B 3 FOUNDATIONS OF EDUCATION MWF 0930A-1020A CEMC 208A BOATWRIGHT, P6986 190 -34 3 FOUNDATIONS OF EDUCATION M 1120A-0200P CEMC 217 BRANDIS, JCOREQUISITE: EDUC 191

6987 191 -EF 1 PREP.EDUC.PROG.ADMISSION TH 1245P-0135P FH 213B BRANDIS, J6988 191 -FG 1 PREP.EDUC.PROG.ADMISSION TH 0145P-0235P FH 213B BRANDIS, J6989 191 -67 1 PREP.EDUC.PROG.ADMISSION TH 0245P-0335P FH 213B BRANDIS, JCOREQUISITE: EDUC 190. EDUC 190 MUST BE TAKEN WITH 191. EDUC 191 INCLUDES A MINIMUM OF 25HOURS OF FIELD EXPERIENCE IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.THIS COURSE REQUIRES A SLED CHECK TO BE TURNED IN BY JAN. 16, 2018.

4642 305 -EG 3 FOUND CURRIC & INSTRUCT M 1230P-0320P CEMC 208B TAYLOR, S4641 305 -2 3 FOUND CURRIC & INSTRUCT TTH 0955A-1110A CEMC 228A TAYLOR, S

4643 305 -4 3 FOUND CURRIC & INSTRUCT TTH 1245P-0200P CEMC 208B TAYLOR, SEDUC 305 IS A PREREQUISITE TO ALL ECE, EDUC, ELE AND MLE COURSES ABOVE THE 305 LEVEL

5821 310 -ON 3 USING TECH EFFECT CLASS TBA TBA ON- LINE KAUR, DPREREQUISITE: ADMISSION TO THE PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAM

5536 311 -4 3 INSTR.PLANNING/ASSESSMEN TTH 1245P-0200P CEMC 228A MCCUISTON, KPREREQUISITES: EDUC 305 AND ADMISSION TO THE PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAM

4978 313 -5 1 FIELD EXP:INST.ASSESSMEN T 0210P-0310P CEMC 208A MCCUISTON, KPREREQUISITES: EDUC 305 AND ADMISSION TO THE PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAM. COREQUISITE:EDUC 311. EDUC 313 INCLUDES A MINIMUM OF 35 HOURS OF FIELD EXPERIENCE IN THE PUBLICSCHOOLS. THIS COURSE REQUIRES A SLED CHECK TO BE TURNED IN BY JAN. 16, 2018.

6993 322 -AD 3 FOUND/INSTR. OF READING F 0830A-1120A RCC 141 GUNTHER, JPREREQUISITE: ADMISSION TO PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAM; ECE MAJORS MUST TAKE THISCOURSE IN BLOCK A. THIS COURSE REQUIRES A SLED CHECK TO BE TURNED IN BY JAN. 16, 2018.

6994 324 -14 3 READING ASSESSMENT T 0830A-1115A CEMC 217 MIDCALF, LPREREQUISITE: ADMISSION TO PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAM; ECE MAJORS MUST TAKE THISCOURSE IN BLOCK A.THIS COURSE REQUIRES A SLED CHECK TO BE TURNED IN BY JAN. 16, 2018.

6999 326 -DG 3 READING INSTR. PREK-12 M 1130A-0220P RCC 141 GUNTHER, JPREREQUISITE: ADMISSION TO PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAM; ECE MAJORS MUST TAKE THISCOURSE IN BLOCK B. THIS COURSE REQUIRES A SLED CHECK TO BE TURNED IN BY JAN. 16, 2018.

6716 380B -CD 2 INTRO EXCEPT STUDENT:ECE F 1030A-1220P FH 213B FRIES, K5015 380C -CD 2 INTR EXCEPT STU: ELE F 1030A-1220P FH 213B FRIES, K5017 380M -CD 2 INTR EXCEPT STU:MLE &SEC F 1030A-1220P FH 213B FRIES, KPREREQUISITES: EDUC 305 AND ADMISSION TO THE PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAMTHIS COURSE REQUIRES A SLED CHECK TO BE TURNED IN BY JAN. 16, 2018.

0705 391X -AB 2 CLINICAL EXPER:ECE F 0830A-1020A FH 213B STURKIE, LPREREQUISITES: EDUC 305 & ADMISSION TO THE PROFESSIONAL EDUC PROGRAM.EDUC INCLUDES A MINIMUM OF 40 HOURS OF FIELD EXPEREINCE IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.THIS COURSE REQUIRES A SLED CHECK TO BE TURNED IN BY JAN. 16, 2018.

0707 392X -AB 2 CLINICAL EXPER:ELEM F 0830A-1020A FH 213B STURKIE, LPREREQUISITES: EDUC 305 AND ADMISSION TO THE PROFESSIONAL EDUC PROGRAM. COREQUISITES: ELEM 315 AND 317. EDUC 392 INCLUDES A MINIMUM OF 40 HOURS OF FIELD EXPERIENCE IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. THIS COURSE REQUIRES A SLED CHECK TO BE TURNED IN BY JAN. 16, 2018.

6433 394 -A 2 CLINICAL EXPERIENCE MID F 0830A-1020A FH 213B STURKIE, LPREREQUISITE: ADMISSION TO THE PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAM. THIS COURSE REQUIRES A SLED CHECK TO BE TURNED IN BY JAN. 16, 2018.

5019 411 -3 3 READING IN CONTENT AREAS TTH 1120A-1235P CEMC 227 HASELDEN, KPREREQUISITE: ADMISSION TO THE PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAM OR PERMISSION FROM THESCHOOL OF EDUCATION

4013 487 -TB 3 CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT DAILY TBA CEMC 225 MIDCALF, LCOREQUISITE: EDUC 490

6163 490 -TB 6 DIRECTED TEACHING DAILY TBA CEMC 225 LOWRY, E6605 490E -TB 6 DIRECTED TCHG/MID LEVEL DAILY TBA TBA TBA STURKIE, L5776 490G -TB 6 DIRECTED TEACH/ECE/ELEM DAILY TBA CEMC 225 JOHNSTON, C5778 490G -T1 6 DIRECTED TEACH/ECE/ELEM DAILY TBA CEMC 225 NIXON, C6167 490G -T2 6 DIRECTED TEACH/ECE/ELEM DAILY TBA CEMC 225 MCCUISTON, K6168 490G -T3 6 DIRECTED TEACH/ECE/ELEM DAILY TBA CEMC 225 KAUR, D6171 490G -T5 6 DIRECTED TEACH/ECE/ELEM DAILY TBA CEMC 225 GUNTHER, J7339 490G -1 6 DIRECTED TEACH/ECE/ELEM TBA TBA TBA TBA MIDCALF, L6649 490O -T2 6 DIRECTED TEAC/ECE/ELE/ML TBA TBA TBA TAYLOR, S6174 490V -TB 6 DIRECT TCHG/ENGLISH DAILY TBA CEMC 225 OWENS, JPREREQUISITE: ADMISSION TO STUDENT TEACHING. NOTE: MUST REGISTER FOR EDUC 490 & EITHER490B, 490C, OR FOR THE APPROPRIATE SECONDARY MAJOR, MAT, OR ART SECTION. COREQUISITE:EDUC 487

eLeMentarY edUCatIon (eLe)0675 315 -12 3 METH INSTR SOC STUDIES TH 0830A-1115A CEMC 217 RITTER, JPREREQUISITE:ADMISSION TO PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAM.THIS COURSE REQUIRES SLED CHECK TO BE TURNED IN BY JAN. 16, 2018.

0676 316 -AC 3 METH INST INTERMED MATH M 0830A-1115A FH 213B BRANDIS, JPREREQUISITE: ADMISSION TO THE PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAM.THIS COURSE REQUIRES SLED CHECK TO BE TURNED IN BY JAN. 16, 2018.

0677 317 -12 3 METH INSTR IN SCIENCE T 0830A-1115A FH 213B BOATWRIGHT, PPREREQUISITE:ADMISSION TO THE PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAM.THIS COURSE REQUIRES SLED CHECK TO BE TURNED IN BY JAN. 16, 2018.

engLIsH (eng)WrItIng CoUrses7462 101 -C 3 ANALYSIS AND ARGUMENT MWF 1030A-1120A TBA TBA HOULE, L7327 101 -D1 3 ANALYSIS AND ARGUMENT TTH 1245P-0200P CC 112 MASTERS, C7306 101 -F 3 ANALYSIS AND ARGUMENT MWF 0130P-0220P FH 108A HOULE, L7463 101 -1 3 ANALYSIS AND ARGUMENT TTH 0830A-0945A TBA TBA SPEAR, R

7077 W 101E -B 3 ANALYSIS&ARGUMENT W/STUD MWF 0930A-1020A FH 142B WOOSLEY-GOOD, M7079 W 101L -3A 1 EXTENDED STUDIO TTH 1245P-0135P FH 114A WOOSLEY-GOOD, M

7076 W 101E -D 3 ANALYSIS&ARGUMENT W/STUD MWF 1130A-1220P FH 251A ZAICE, NANCY7078 W 101L -3 1 EXTENDED STUDIO TTH 1120A-1210P FH 114A ZAICE, NANCY

7080 W 102 -A 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH MWF 0830A-0920A FH 108A BARNETT, S7082 W 102 -A2 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH MWF 0830A-0920A FH 108B KENNEDY, J7181 102 -A3 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH MWF 0830A-0920A FH 142A SMOLEN-MORT, S7095 W 102 -B 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH MWF 0930A-1020A FH 111B JONES, J

SECT. COURSE CR TITLE DAYS TIME ROOM INSTRUCTOR SECT. COURSE CR TITLE DAYS TIME ROOM INSTRUCTOR

NOTE: * = late afternoon or evening class; W = Writing Intensive Course; S = Programed Instruction Course

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7464 102 -B1 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH MWF 0930A-1020A FH 142B ELEAZER, P7098 W 102 -B2 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH MWF 0930A-1020A FH 111A MANN, K7081 W 102 -C 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH MWF 1030A-1120A FH 213A BANISTER, L7467 102 -C1 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH MWF 1030A-1120A TBA TBA STAFF7083 W 102 -C2 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH MWF 1030A-1120A FH 111A MANN, K7090 W 102 -C3 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH MWF 1030A-1120A FH 142B BARNETT, S7094 W 102 -C4 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH MWF 1030A-1120A FH 111B KENNEDY, J7179 102 -C5 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH MWF 1030A-1120A FH 210A TAYLOR, M7099 W 102 -C6 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH MWF 1030A-1120A CEMC 241 COWLES, NATALI7086 W 102 -D 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH MWF 1130A-1220P FH 111B COWLES, NATALI7089 W 102 -D2 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH MWF 1130A-1220P FH 108A KENNEDY, J7102 W 102 -D7 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH MWF 1130A-1220P LNB 214 STAFF7107 W 102 -D8 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH MWF 1130A-1220P FH 111A SMOLEN-MORT, S7108 W 102 -D9 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH MWF 1130A-1220P FH 251C CLEMONS, A7105 W 102 -E3 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH MWF 1230P-0120P FH 108A MANN, K7180 102 -E4 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH MWF 1230P-0120P FH 108B BANISTER, L7109 W 102 -E8 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH MWF 1230P-0120P FH 251A TAYLOR, M7093 W 102 -F 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH MWF 0130P-0220P FH 142B MANN, K7187 102 -F2 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH MWF 0130P-0220P FH 111B COWLES, D7100 W 102 -F3 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH MWF 0130P-0220P FH 111A KENNEDY, J7091 W 102 -G2 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH MW 0230P-0345P CC 112 WASHINGTON, D7188 102 -OE 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH TBA TBA ON- LINE ROUSSEAU, T7466 102 -OI 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH TBA TBA ON- LINE ROUSSEAU, T7175 102 -OL 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH TBA TBA ON- LINE JONES, J7174 102 -ON 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH TBA TBA ON- LINE CLEMONS, A7177 102 -1 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH TTH 0830A-0935A FH 111B STAFF7178 102 -2 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH TTH 0955A-1110A FH 108A WHISNANT, T7182 102 -2C 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH TTH 0955A-1110A LSF L305 ENGLAND, C7085 W 102 -3 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH TTH 1120A-1235P FH 213A ENGLAND, C7104 W 102 -3C 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH TTH 1120A-1235P FH 213B REYNOLDS, M7176 102 -3D 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH TTH 1120A-1235P FH 216A MARLEY, J7183 102 -3E 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH TTH 1120A-1235P FH 111B EDWINS, J7084 W 102 -4 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH TTH 1245P-0200P FH 210A COWLES, NATALI7468 102 -4B 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH TTH 1245P-0200P TBA TBA STAFF7184 102 -4C 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH TTH 1245P-0200P FH 111B STAFF7087 W 102 -5 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH TTH 0210P-0325P FH 111A COWLES, NATALI7097 W 102 -5A 3 RHETORIC&GENRE&RESEARCH TTH 0210P-0325P FH 108A STAFF @ 102HH-D 3 RHETORIC,GENRE & RES-HON MWF 1130A-1220P CEMC 241 WOOSLEY-GOOD, M @ BY INVITATION ONLY. SECTION NUMBER AVAILABLE AT REGISTRATION.PREREQUISITE: GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN ENG 101 OR 101E

7116 W 305 -B 3 BUSINESS WRITING MWF 0930A-1020A CC 116 BANISTER, L7115 W 305 -1 3 BUSINESS WRITING TTH 0830A-0945A CC 112 LOVE, M7471 305 -2 3 BUSINESS WRITING TTH 0955A-1110A CC 116 SPEAR, RPREREQUISITE: ENG 102 WITH A GRADE OF C OR HIGHER

0214 310 -E 3 MODERN ENGLISH GRAMMAR MWF 1230P-0120P FH 111A ELEAZER, PPREREQUISITE: GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN ENG 102

0215 W 318 -2 3 TECHNICAL COMMUNICATION TTH 0955A-1110A CC 112 HANSON, LPREREQUISITE: GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN ENG 102

5327 W 341 -1 3 ADV.COMP. FOR TEACHERS TTH 0830A-0945A FH 108A NELSON, M5328 W 341 -2 3 ADV.COMP. FOR TEACHERS TTH 0955A-1110A FH 108A NELSON, MPREREQUISITE: GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN ENG 102

7491 353 -A 3 WRITING IN HEALTH PROFES MWF 0830A-0920A CC 113 CLEMONS, A

6568 W 367 -D 3 CREA WRIT:FICTION WKSHOP MWF 1130A-1220P FH 147A HOULE, LPREREQUISITE: GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN ENG 102

6569 W 368 -2 3 CREA WRIT:ADV FICT WKSP TTH 0955A-1110A FH 147A HOULE, LPREREQUISITE: ENG 367; ONE PREVIOUS LITERATURE COURSE IS RECOMMENDED

0216 W 370 -E 3 CREA WRIT:POETRY WORKSHP MWF 1230P-0120P LNB 213 FLANNAGAN, REBPREREQUISITE: ENG 102 WITH A GRADE OF C OR HIGHER; ONE PREVIOUS LITERATURE COURSEIS RECOMMENDED.

6796 390 -3 3 CREA WRIT:PLAYWRIT WKSHP TTH 1120A-1235P FH 142B TUTTLE, JPREREQUISITE:ENG 102;ONE PREVIOUS LITERATURE COURSE IS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED

2312 W 405 -4 3 ADVANCED BUS COMMUNIC TTH 1245P-0200P CC 112 HANSON, LPREREQUISITES:ENG 102 WITH A GRADE OF C OR HIGHER AND ENG 305 OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

6252 W 411 -2 3 RHETORIC OF NEW MEDIA TTH 0955A-1110A CC 112 MASTERS, CPREREQUISITE: ENG 305

7478 418 -MW 3 ADV.TECH.COMMUNICATION MW 0230P-0335P CC 112 HANSON, LPREREQUISITE: ENG 318

5952 496 -TB 1 ENG CAPSTONE EXPERIENCE TBA TBA TBA TBA MILLER, SPREREQUISITE: AT LEAST 21 HOURS IN ENG ABOVE 100 LEVEL

5953 498 -TB 3 ENGLISH INTERNSHIP TBA TBA TBA TBA MASTERS, CPREREQUISITES: PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT & INTERNSHIP AGENCY; OVERALL GPA OF AT LEAST 2.33; GPA IN MAJOR OR MINOR OF AT LEAST 3.0; PLUS AT LEAST A B IN 305 & 318.COMPLETION OF ENGLISH 102 IS PREREQUISITE FOR ALL ENGLISH COURSES NUMBERED ABOVE 200.

LIteratUre CoUrses4944 250 -A 3 INTRO.TO LITERATURE MWF 0830A-0920A FH 111A WOOSLEY-GOODMA6574 250 -B 3 INTRO.TO LITERATURE MWF 0930A-1020A FH 108A MILLER, S7112 250 -B3 3 INTRO.TO LITERATURE MWF 0930A-1020A FH 213A JOHNSON, C5330 250 -C1 3 INTRO.TO LITERATURE MWF 1030A-1120A FH 108B JONES, J7110 250 -C3 3 INTRO.TO LITERATURE MWF 1030A-1120A FH 222B COWLES, D

4945 250 -D 3 INTRO.TO LITERATURE MWF 1130A-1220P FH 142B ELEAZER, P4946 250 -E 3 INTRO.TO LITERATURE MWF 1230P-0120P FH 213A WASHINGTON, D4948 250 -E1 3 INTRO.TO LITERATURE MWF 1230P-0120P FH 111B EDWINS, J7469 250 -1 3 INTRO.TO LITERATURE TTH 0830A-0935A TBA TBA ROOKS, P6293 250 -2 3 INTRO.TO LITERATURE TTH 0955A-1110A FH 142B JACOBS, L6573 250 -2X 3 INTRO.TO LITERATURE TTH 0955A-1110A FH 111B REYNOLDS, M4949 250 -4 3 INTRO.TO LITERATURE TTH 1245P-0200P FH 142B JACOBS, L7111 250 -4B 3 INTRO.TO LITERATURE TTH 1245P-0200P FH 111A BARNETT, SPREREQUISITE: GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN ENG 102

5023 251 -C 3 INTRO.TO FILM STUDIES MWF 1030A-1120A FH 108A SMOLEN-MORT, SPREREQUISITE: GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN ENG 102

7470 252 -3 3 READ/WRI.FICT/POETRY/DRA TTH 1120A-1235P TBA TBA TAYLOR, MPREREQUISITE: GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN ENG 102

3223 W 300 -E 3 FOUNDS FOR LITERARY STUD MWF 1230P-0120P FH 210A COWLES, DPREREQUISITE: GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN ENG 102

6575 308N -D 3 SURVEY OF BRITISH LIT MWF 0130P-0220P LNB 214 WASHINGTON, D

6576 309 -C 3 SURVEY OF AMERICAN LIT MWF 1030A-1120A FH 210B EDWINS, JPREREQUISITE: GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN ENG 102

1722 W 313 -3 3 LIT FOR THE YOUNG CHILD TTH 1120A-1235P FH 108B WELDY, LNOT APPLICABLE TOWARD FULFILLING THE GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS (LITERATURE),THE ENGLISH LIBERAL ARTS MAJOR, PROFESSIONAL WRITING OPTION, MINOR, OR COLLATERAL. PREREQUISITE: GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN ENG 102

0242 315 -2 3 LIT FOR CHILDREN TTH 0955A-1110A FH 108B WELDY, LREQUIRED OF ALL ELEMENTARY EDUCATION MAJORS. NOT APPLICABLE TOWARD THE GENERAL EDUCATIONREQUIREMENTS (LITERATURE), THE ENGLISH LIBERAL ARTS MAJOR, PROFESSIONAL WRITING OPTION,MINOR, OR COLLATERAL. PREREQUISITE: GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN ENG 102

3421 316 -B 3 LIT FOR YOUNG ADULTS MWF 0930A-1020A FH 108B WELDY, LREQUIRED OF ALL ENGLISH TEACHER CERTIFICATION PROGRAM MAJORS. NOT APPLICABLE TOWARD THEGENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS (LITERATURE), THE ENGLISH LIBERAL ARTS MAJOR, PROFESSIONALWRITING OPTION, MINOR OR COLLATERAL. PREREQUISITE: GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN ENG 102

7473 327 -B 3 RENAISSANCE BRITISH LIT MWF 0930A-1020A TBA TBA ZAICE, NANCY

7474 333 -D 3 THE VICTORIANS MWF 1130A-1220P TBA TBA ENGLAND, CPREREQUISITE: GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN ENG 102

7475 344 -A 3 AMERICAN REALISM & NATUR MWF 0830A-0920A TBA TBA FLANNAGAN, REBECCA

7476 346 -3 3 MODERN AMERICAN LIT TTH 1120A-1235P TBA TBA MILLER, SPREREQUISITE: ENG 102

7120 349 -2 3 LITERATURE OF THE SOUTH TTH 0955A-1110A FH 210A MILLER, SPREREQUISITE: ENG 102 WITH A GRADE OF C OR HIGHER

7521 352 -1 3 HISTORY AMERICAN DRAMA TTH 0830A-0945A FH 142A TUTTLE, JPREREQUISITE: GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN ENG 102

6572 361 -F 3 SHAKESPEARE MWF 1130A-1220P FH 108B JACOBS, LPREREQUISITE: GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN ENG 102

6793 362 -G 3 MYTHOLOGY & LITERATURE MW 0230P-0345P FH 142A MARLEY, J

7477 364 -4 3 WORLD LIT: 1650-PRESENT TTH 1245P-0200P TBA TBA MARLEY, J

7479 427 -E 3 ADV/BRIT LIT BEFORE 1785 MWF 1230P-0120P TBA TBA JOHNSON, C

7480 466 -C 3 ADV STUD IN INT LIT MWF 1030A-1120A TBA TBA ELEAZER, PPREREQUISITE: ENG 300

7124 467 -3 3 ADV STUD:LANG/RHET/THEOR TTH 1120A-1235P FH 140B LOVE, MCOMPLETION OF ENGLISH 102 IS PREREQUISITE FOR ALL ENGLISH COURSES NUMBERED ABOVE 200.

FInanCe (FIn)5833 301 -2 3 FINANCE FUNDAMENTALS TTH 0955A-1110A FH 222B RILEY, N6756 301 -3 3 FINANCE FUNDAMENTALS TTH 1120A-1235P FH 222B RILEY, N

2482 341 -B 3 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT MWF 0930A-1020A FH 250A HUGHES, M5499 341 -3 3 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT TTH 1120A-1235P FH 251C SERRANO, J5319 341 -ON 3 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT TBA TBA ON- LINE SERRANO, JPREREQUISITE: MATH 134, ACTG 201 & ACTG 202

5321 348 -1 3 INVESTMENTS II TTH 0830A-0945A FH 251A SERRANO, JPREREQUISITE: FIN 347

4277 443 -D 3 FINANCIAL MARKETS MWF 1130A-1220P FH 250A HUGHES, MPREREQUISITE: FIN 347 & ECON 321

7066 451 -ON 3 HEALTHCARE MANAGEMENT TBA TBA ON- LINE RILEY, NPREREQUISITE: FIN 450.NOTE: APPROVAL OF THE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS REQUIRED FOR ALL COURSES ABOVE 299.

FrenCH (FnCH)7362 101 -F 3 ELEM FRENCH I MWF 0130P-0220P FH 216B ZAHND, E

3428 102 -C 3 ELEM FRENCH II MWF 1030A-1120A FH 216B ZAHND, E3431 102 -D 3 ELEM FRENCH II MWF 1130A-1220P FH 216B ZAHND, EPREREQUISITE: FNCH 101 WITH A GRADE OF C OR HIGHER OR EQUIVALENT

SECT. COURSE CR TITLE DAYS TIME ROOM INSTRUCTOR SECT. COURSE CR TITLE DAYS TIME ROOM INSTRUCTOR

NOTE: * = late afternoon or evening class; W = Writing Intensive Course; S = Programed Instruction Course

10

5237 202 -3 3 INTERMED FRENCH II TTH 1120A-1235P FH 222B ZAHND, EPREREQUISITE: FNCH 201 WITH A GRADE OF C OR HIGHER OR EQUIVALENT

7361 401 -2 3 SURVEY FNCH LIT TO 1800 TTH 0955A-1110A CEMC 208B HARDING, GPREREQUISITE: FNCH 202 OR EQUIVALENT ON THE PLACEMENT TEST

gender stUdIes (gs)5966 200 -3 3 GENDER STUDIES TTH 1120A-1235P CEMC 208B ROOKS, P

@ 261BH-3 3 DANGEROUS WOMEN-HONORS TTH 1120A-1235P CEMC 241 BARNETT, SPREREQUISITE: HONORS PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY. SECTION NUMBER AVAILABLE AT REGISTRATION.

7435 340N -1 3 POL FOC: LAW, POLI, GNDR TTH 0830A-0945A FH 140B JOHNSON, NPREREQUISITE:POL 101 OR 103

@ 306AH-4 3 SOC PROBLEMS:RACE-HONORS TTH 1245P-0200P FH 251B DOUCET, JPREREQUISITE: HONORS PROGRAM ELIGIBILITY. SECTION NUMBER AVAILABLE AT REGISTRATION.

6981 419 -E 3 POPULATION & SOCIETY MWF 1230P-0120P FH 251B EARGLE, LPREREQUISITE: 9 HOURS OF SOCIOLOGY COURSES, INCLUDING 201; JUNIOR OR SENIOR STANDING ORPERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT.

geograPHY (geog)0508 101 -D 3 CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY MWF 1130A-1220P FH 140A TITANSKI-HOOPE4965 *101 -H 3 CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY MW 0400P-0515P FH 142A DOUGHTY, R4274 *101 -N 3 CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY MW 0600P-0715P FH 142A DOUGHTY, R @ 101HH-E 3 CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY-HONOR MWF 1230P-0120P CEMC 241 TITANSKI-HOOPE @ BY INVITATION ONLY. SECTION NUMBER AVAILABLE AT REGISTRATION.

4273 102 -C 3 WORLD REGIONAL GEOG MWF 1030A-1120A FH 140A BROWN, S2474 102 -E 3 WORLD REGIONAL GEOG MWF 1230P-0120P FH 140A BROWN, S

4966 105 -B 3 PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY MWF 0930A-1020A FH 140A TITANSKI-HOOPE

7422 204 -2 3 POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY TTH 0955A-1110A FH 140A TITANSKI-HOOPEPREREQUISITE: GEOG 101 OR GEOG 102. CROSS-LISTED AS POL 204

7421 305 -3 3 GEOG OF CENTRAL AMERICA TTH 1120A-1235P FH 140B BROWN, SPREREQUISITE: GEOG 101 OR GEOG 102

gerMan (ger)1491 202 -3 3 INTERMED GERMAN II TTH 1120A-1235P FH 147A HARDING, GPREREQUISITE: GER 201

7360 303 -C 3 CULTURAL READINGS MWF 1030A-1120A CEMC 113A HARDING, GPREREQUISITE: GER 202

HIstorY (HIst)7494 101 -A 3 U S HISTORY TO 1877 MWF 0830A-0920A FH 210B CAMPBELL, J.G.7495 101 -D 3 U S HISTORY TO 1877 MWF 1130A-1220P FH 210B CAMPBELL, J.G.7522 101 -ON 3 U S HISTORY TO 1877 TBA TBA ON- LINE BOLT, W

7502 102 -A 3 U S HISTORY SINCE 1877 MWF 0830A-0920A FH 213A BOLT, W7496 102 -2 3 U S HISTORY SINCE 1877 TTH 0955A-1110A FH 213C KAUFMAN, S

7504 103 -B 3 EURO HIST TO FNCH REVOL MWF 0930A-1020A FH 210B JOHNSON, E7505 103 -C 3 EURO HIST TO FNCH REVOL MWF 1030A-1120A FH 210B JOHNSON, E7523 103 -ON 3 EURO HIST TO FNCH REVOL TBA TBA ON- LINE KENNEDY, C

7497 104 -B 3 EURO HIST SINCE FNCH REV MWF 0930A-1020A FH 213C ESKRIDGE-KOSMAC7498 104 -E 3 EURO HIST SINCE FNCH REV MWF 1230P-0120P FH 213C ESKRIDGE-KOSMAC

7499 105 -G 3 INTRO MODERN WORLD HIST MW 0230P-0345P FH 210A BRITTON, J7506 105 -OL 3 INTRO MODERN WORLD HIST TBA TBA ON- LINE NAGATA, M7500 105 -ON 3 INTRO MODERN WORLD HIST TBA TBA ON- LINE NAGATA, M7501 105 -1 3 INTRO MODERN WORLD HIST TTH 0830A-0945A FH 210A NAGATA, M

7513 318U -2 3 HIST FOC:FNCH REV/NAPOLE TTH 0955A-1110A FH 213A JOHNSON, EMAY BE TAKEN TWICE FOR ACADEMIC CREDIT WITH DEPARTMENT APPROVAL.PREREQUISITE: ONE 100-LEVEL HISTORY COURSE OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

7507 319 -3 3 U.S. IN THE VIETNAM ERA TTH 1120A-1235P FH 213C KAUFMAN, SPREREQUISITE: ONE 100-LEVEL HISTORY COURSE OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

7516 330 -2 3 EUR & WORLD SINCE 1945 TTH 0955A-1110A FH 210B ESKRIDGE-KOSMACPREREQUISITE: ONE 200-LEVEL HISTORY COURSE OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

7509 340 -3 3 HIST OF MODERN MEXICO TTH 1120A-1245P FH 210A BRITTON, JPREREQUISITE:ONE 100 LEVEL HISTORY COURSE OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

7510 341 -B 3 HISTORY OF MODERN CHINA MWF 0930A-1020A FH 210A NAGATA, MPREREQUISITE: ONE 100-LEVEL HISTORY COURSE OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

7511 344 -5 3 THE OLD SOUTH,1660-1865 TTH 0210P-0325P FH 210B CAMPBELL, J.G.PREREQUISITE: ONE 100-LEVEL HISTORY COURSE OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

7512 351 -1 3 MEDIEVAL EUROPE TTH 0830A-0945A FH 213A JOHNSON, EPREREQUISITE: ONE 100-LEVEL HISTORY COURSE OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

5664 487 -IN 3 THE HISTORY INTERNSHIP TBA TBA TBA TBA KENNEDY, C

6969 499 -D 3 SENIOR THESIS MWF 1130A-1220P FH 210A BOLT, WPREREQUISITE: HIST 299 & 18 HOURS IN HISTORY

ONE 100-LEVEL HISTORY COURSE OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT IS PREREQUISITE TO ALL HISTORYCOURSES ABOVE THE 299 LEVEL.

Honors (Hnrs)HONORS REGISTRATION BY INVITATION ONLY. SECTION NUMBER AVAILABLE AT REGISTRATION.

@ 200HH-6 1 HNR SCIENCE SYMPOSIUM TH 0346P-0500P LSF L102 LYLES, J @ 202HH-6 1 HNR LEADERSHIP SYMPOSIUM W 0346P-0500P CEMC 241 SETZLER, H

@ 256HH-1 3 GLOBALI & PUB POL-HONORS TTH 0830A-0945A CEMC 241 DANIEL, W

@ 261BH-3 3 DANGEROUS WOMEN-HONORS TTH 1120A-1235P CEMC 241 BARNETT, S

@ 288HH-2 4 ESSENT FORENSIC CHEM-HON TTH 0955A-1110A LSF L302 MCCUTCHEON, J @ 288LH-5 ESSENT FOREN CHEM LAB-HO T 1245P-0345P LSF L304 MCCUTCHEON, J

@ 350HH-6 3 HNR:MODEL UN EXPERIENCE M 0346P-0545P CEMC 241 DANIEL, W

@ 391HH-G 1 HNR INDEP STUDY WORKSHOP M 0230P-0320P TBA TBA TUTTLE, J

@ 397DH-B 3 JIM CROW/CVILLE:HIST OF MWF 0930A-1020A CEMC 241 BOLT, W

@ 491HH-TB 3 HNR:INDEPENDENT STUDY TBA TBA TBA TBA TUTTLE, JMAY BE TAKEN A SECOND TIME IN A SECOND DISCIPLINE.

IndUstrIaL engIneerIng (engr)6288 101 -B 3 INTRO INDUSTRIAL ENGR MWF 0930A-1020A MSB 106 CINTRON-GONZALPREREQUISITE/COREQUISITE: MATH 201

7130 201 -F 3 ENGINEERING GRAPHICS MW 0130P-0245P MSB 116 RENU, R6289 201 -2 3 ENGINEERING GRAPHICS TTH 0955A-1110P MSB 116 RENU, R

6481 220 -A 3 MATERIALS ENGINEERING MWF 0830A-0920A MSB 106 RENU, RPREREQUISITES: PHYS 201 AND CHEM 101

6765 330 -D 3 ENGINEERING ECONOMY MWF 1130A-1220P MSB 106 STAFFPREREQUISITES: ENGR 101, ENGR 355 AND MATH 201

6482 355 -C 3 PROD & OPER MANAGEMENT MWF 1030A-1120A MSB 106 CINTRON-GONZALEPREREQUISITE: ADMISSION TO THE INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING PROGRAM OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

7132 356 -2 3 QUALITY CONTROL TTH 0955A-1110A MSB 106 CINTRON-GONZALEPREREQUISITE: ENGR 355

6766 373 -F 3 OPERATIONS RESEARCH MWF 0130P-0220P MSB 106 STAFFPREREQUISITE: ENGR 355

7366 397 -TB 1 RESEARCH IN INDUSTR ENGR TBA TBA TBA TBA RENU, R

7133 470 -A 3 FACILITY DESIGN MWF 0830A-0920A MSB 116 STAFFPREREQUISITES: ENGR 320 AND ENGR 373

7134 480 -1 4 SENIOR DESIGN TTH 0830A-0945A MSB 106 RENU, RPREREQUISITES: ENGR 420 AND ENGR 468; COREQUISITES: ENGR 356 AND ENGR 470

InterProFessIonaL HeaLtHCare (IPHC)7015 215 -ON 3 INTRO TO PUBLIC ADMIN TBA TBA ON- LINE BRUNSON, MPREREQUISITE: POL 101 OR POL 103

6894 445 -OL 3 POPULATION-FOCUSED CARE TBA TBA ON- LINE KERSHNER, S6857 445 -ON 3 POPULATION-FOCUSED CARE TBA TBA ON- LINE KERSHNER, S

7167 450 -ON 3 HEALTHCARE INFORMATICS TBA TBA ON- LINE RUSSELL, N

7204 451 -ON 3 HEALTHCARE FINANCE TBA TBA ON- LINE RILEY, NPREREQUISITE: ADMISSION TO HEALTHCARE ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM

7205 456 -ON 3 LEADERSHIP HLTHCARE ENVI TBA TBA ON- LINE COLE, B

7206 457 -ON 3 PROFESSIONAL CAPSTONE CO TBA TBA ON- LINE MULLER, A

6307 500U -ON 3 RURAL HEALTHCARE TBA TBA ON- LINE UMEWENI, C6587 500L -F RURAL HEALTHCARE LAB F 0800A-0200P TBA TBA UMEWENI, C

ManageMent (Mgt)0649 351 -B 3 MGT OF ORGANIZATIONS MWF 0930A-1020A FH 222B ANIELLO, J7067 351 -F 3 MGT OF ORGANIZATIONS MWF 0130P-0220P FH 222B ANIELLO, J2495 351 -ON 3 MGT OF ORGANIZATIONS TBA TBA ON- LINE ANIELLO, J

4611 352 -D 3 ORGANIZATION BEHAVIOR MWF 1130A-1220P FH 222B ANIELLO, JPREREQUISITE: MGT 351

6760 353 -1 3 HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMEN TTH 0830A-0945A FH 250B YANSON, RPREREQUISITE: MGT 351

4612 355 -ON 3 PROD & OPER MANAGEMENT TBA TBA ON- LINE SHARER, E4613 355 -3 3 PROD & OPER MANAGEMENT TTH 1120A-1235P FH 255A SHARER, E7459 355 -5 3 PROD & OPER MANAGEMENT TTH 0210P-0325P FH 251B SHARER, EPREREQUISITE: BUS 305

5336 356 -B 3 PROCESS IMP.& QUALITY CO MWF 0930A-1020A FH 255B SETZLER, HPREREQUISITE: MGT 355

5322 357 -C 3 MGT. OF SERVICE OPERATIO MWF 1030A-1120A FH 255B SETZLER, HPREREQUISITE: MGT 355

SECT. COURSE CR TITLE DAYS TIME ROOM INSTRUCTOR SECT. COURSE CR TITLE DAYS TIME ROOM INSTRUCTOR

NOTE: * = late afternoon or evening class; W = Writing Intensive Course; S = Programed Instruction Course

11

7068 359 -MW 3 EMPLOYMENT LAW/LABOR REL MW 0800A-0915A FH 255B BELK, ERIC

4786 373 -2 3 MANAGEMENT SCIENCE TTH 0955A-1110A FH 255A SHARER, EPREREQUISITE: BUS 305

5500 452 -ON 3 ADV HUMAN RESOURCE MGT TBA TBA ON- LINE YANSON, RPREREQUISITE: MGT 353NOTE: APPROVAL OF THE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS REQUIRED FOR ALL COURSES ABOVE 299.

ManageMent InForMatIon sYsteMs (MIs)3984 327 -2 3 INFO SYSTEMS FUNDAMENTAL TTH 0955A-1110A FH 255B SHIN, Y2488 *327 -MW 3 INFO SYSTEMS FUNDAMENTAL MW 0600P-0715P FH 250A STAFFPREREQUISITE: CS 150

6759 347 -3 3 BUS DATA COMMUNICATIONS TTH 1120A-1235P FH 255B SHIN, YPREREQUISITE: MIS 327

3985 447 -5 3 DATA BASE MANAGEMENT TTH 0210P-0325P CC 113 SHIN, YPREREQUISITE: MIS 327

MarKetIng (MKt)7069 331 -ON 3 PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING TBA TBA ON- LINE DEVINCENZO, M4983 331 -D 3 PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING MWF 1130A-1220P FH 251A MCLEOD, B6426 331 -MW 3 PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING MW 0230P-0345P FH 251A MCLEOD, B

2802 333 -3 3 MARKETING RESEARCH TTH 1120A-1235P CC 113 DEVINCENZO, MPREREQUISITES:MKT 331 AND BUS 305

2804 334 -4 3 CONSUMER BEHAVIOR TTH 1245P-0200P FH 250B LAWRIMORE, KPREREQUISITE: MKT 331

4279 335 -A 3 INTERNATIONAL MARKETING MWF 0830A-0920A FH 255A MCLEOD, BPREREQUISITE: MKT 331

5392 338 -5 3 PERS SELL & SALES MGMT TTH 0210P-0325P FH 250A DEVINCENZO, MPREREQUISITE: MKT 331 OR PERMISSION OF SCHOOL

1383 432 -2 3 MARKETING MANAGEMENT TTH 0955A-1110A FH 250A LAWRIMORE, KPREREQUISITES: MKT 331 AND MKT 333 OR PERMISSION OF SCHOOLNOTE: APPROVAL OF THE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS REQUIRED FOR ALL COURSES ABOVE 299.

Mass CoMMUnICatIon (MCoM)0982 110 -C 3 INTRO TO MASS COMMUN MWF 1030A-1120A CEMC 106 DIEL, S

3433 201 -2 3 NEWS WRITING TTH 0955A-1110A CC 116 HANSON, TPREREQUISITE: A GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN ENG 200

6891 210 -D 3 INTR TO PUBLIC RELATIONS MWF 1130A-1220P CEMC 106 PACKETT, K

5518 221 -B 3 INTRO BROADCAST JOURNAL MWF 0930A-1020A CC 116 BAXLEY, DPREREQUISITES: PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT AND COMPLETION OF MCOM 110 AND 201

5680 301 -3 3 REPORTING PUBLIC AFFAIRS TTH 1120A-1235P CC 116 HANSON, TPREREQUISITE: MCOM 201

6762 320 -4 3 BROADCAST PRESENT SKILLS TTH 1245P-0200P CEMC 106 BAXLEY, D

7382 402 -2 3 ONLINE JOURNALISM TTH 0955A-1110A CEMC 106 DIEL, SPREREQUISITE: MCOM 201

2030 W 410 -1 3 ADV PUBLIC RELATIONS TTH 0830A-0945A CC 116 PACKETT, KPREREQUISITE: MCOM 310

7381 420 -C 3 CONTEMP ISSUE PUB RELAT MWF 1030A-1120A CC 116 PACKETT, KPREREQUISITE: MCOM 210

7383 421 -5 3 ADV BDCST JOUR:REPOR&PRO TTH 0210P-0325P CEMC 106 BAXLEY, DPREREQUISITE: MCOM 321

7384 440 -3 3 CONVERGENCE JOURNALISM TTH 1120A-1235P CEMC 106 DIEL, SPREREQUISITE: MCOM 201

5867 455 -E 3 MEDIA ETHICS MWF 1230P-0120P CC 116 DIEL, SPREREQUISITE: MCOM 201. AT LEAST JUNIOR STATUS OR APPROVAL OF ADVISER

MatHeMatICs (MatH)7519 105 -D 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA I MWF 1130A-1220P LSF L308 PHILLIPS, L7429 105 -B 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA I MWF 0930A-1020A LSF 4306 PHILLIPS, LWILL NOT SATISFY ANY OF THE 6 HOURS OF MATHEMATICS IN THE GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS.THE GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN MATH 105 IS REQUIRED TO ADVANCE TO MATH 111. FOR NEW OR REPEAT STUDENTS.

7142 105S -C 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA I MWF 1030A-1120A LSF 407A SEARS, D7430 105S -D1 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA I MWF 1130A-1220A LSF L405 MCCOY, K5477 105S -1 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA I TTH 0830A-0945A LSF L405 STAFF7278 105S -D 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA I MWF 1130A-1220P LSF 407A SEARS, DS= PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION COURSE.WILL NOT SATISFY ANY OF THE 6 HOURS OF MATHEMATICS IN THE GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS.THE GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN MATH 105 IS REQUIRED TOADVANCE TO MATH 111. FOR NEW OR STUDENTS.

6246 110L -2 1 COL ALG W/MODELING LAB TTH 0955A-1110A LSF 407A DOWDY, R7145 110L -A 1 COL ALG W/MODELING LAB MWF 0830A-0920A LSF 306 MAYNOR, J7203 110L -3 1 COL ALG W/MODELING LAB TTH 1120A-1235P LSF 407A PHILLIPS, L7228 110S -B1 3 COL ALG W/APPLICATIONS MWF 0930A-1020A LSF L405 STAFF5897 110S -B 3 COL ALG W/APPLICATIONS MWF 0930A-1020A LSF L405 DOWDY, R7520 110S -D 3 COL ALG W/APPLICATIONS MWF 1130A-1220P LSF L405 MCCOY, K

5901 110S -1 3 COL ALG W/APPLICATIONS TTH 0830A-0945A LSF L405 MAYNOR, J

5137 111 -E2 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA II MWF 1230P-0120P LSF 407A ARROYO, F5345 111 -B1 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA II MWF 0930A-1020A LSF L305 BRAUSS, D4397 111 -C 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA II MWF 1030A-1120A LSF L305 BRAUSS, D6303 111 -C3 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA II MWF 1030A-1120A LSF L108 SCOTT, D5602 111 -D 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA II MWF 1130A-1220P LSF L306 NARAYAN, P6238 111 -D1 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA II MWF 1130A-1220P LSF L305 ARROYO, F7443 111 -C1 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA II MWF 1030A-1120A LSF L306 MAYNOR, J0391 111 -D2 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA II MWF 1130A-1220P LSF L307 MAYNOR, J7444 111 -E 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA II MWF 1230P-0120P LSF L109 SCOTT, D5603 111 -E1 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA II MWF 1230P-0120P LSF L306 NARAYAN, P7431 111S -A 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA II TTH 0830A-0945A LSF 407A MCCOY, K7153 111S -C 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA II MWF 1030A-1120A LSF L405 DOWDY, R7154 111S -C4 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA II MWF 1030A-1120A LSF L405 STAFF7155 111S -D 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA II MWF 1130A-1220P LSF L405 MCCOY, K7433 111S -D1 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA II MWF 1130A-1220P LSF 407A SEARS, D7197 111S -2 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA II TTH 0955A-1110A LSF L405 MCCOY, K7432 111S -2A 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA II TTH 0955A-1110A LSF L405 BRAUSS, M5088 111S -3 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA II TTH 1120A-1235P LSF L405 DOWDY, R7156 111S -3A 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA II TTH 1120A-1235P LSF L405 STAFF6515 *111S -6 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA II TTH 0430P-0545P LSF L405 GREENE, M6516 *111S -6X 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA II TTH 0430P-0545P LSF L405 HYATT, VS=PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION COURSE.PREREQUISITE: GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN MATH 105 OR 110/110L OR PLACEMENT SCORES.

6519 131 -1 3 MATH MODEL&PROB SOLVING TTH 0830A-0945A LSF L307 BRAUSS, MPREREQUISITE: GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN 111 OR 121 OR PLACEMENT SCORES.

4090 132 -1 3 TRIG W/ ANALYTIC GEOM TTH 0830A-0945A LSF L308 SCHNIBBEN, G5434 132 -2A 3 TRIG W/ ANALYTIC GEOM TTH 0955A-1110A LSF L308 SCHNIBBEN, G4092 132 -2 3 TRIG W/ ANALYTIC GEOM TTH 0955A-1110A LSF L307 FITZKEE, T6895 132 -3 3 TRIG W/ ANALYTIC GEOM TTH 1120A-1235P LSF L307 FITZKEE, TPREREQUISITE: GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN MATH 111 OR PLACEMENT SCORES

6354 134 -E 3 PROBABILITY & STATISTICS MWF 1230P-0120P LSF L308 WAYMYERS, S5605 134 -B 3 PROBABILITY & STATISTICS MWF 0930A-1020A LSF L307 BRAUSS, M5141 134 -C 3 PROBABILITY & STATISTICS MWF 1030A-1120A LSF L307 BRAUSS, M6815 134 -ON 3 PROBABILITY & STATISTICS TBA TBA ON- LINE ARROYO, F4099 134 -2 3 PROBABILITY & STATISTICS TTH 0955A-1110A LSF L306 NARAYAN, P5683 134 -3 3 PROBABILITY & STATISTICS TTH 1120A-1235P LSF L306 NARAYAN, P7440 134 -3A 3 PROBABILITY & STATISTICS TTH 1120A-1235P LSF L108 RAMEY, J7441 134 -4 3 PROBABILITY & STATISTICS TTH 1245P-0200P LSF L308 SCHNIBBEN, G @ 134HH-C 3 PROBABILITY&STATS-HONORS MWF 1030A-1120A LSF L308 WAYMYERS, S @ BY INVITATION ONLY. SECTION NUMBER AVAILABLE AT REGISTRATION.PREREQUISITE: GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN MATH 111 OR MATH 121 OR PLACEMENT SCORES

4392 137 -E 3 PRE-CALCULUS MWF 1230P-0120P LSF L305 LOPRESTO, KPREREQUISITE: A GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN MATH 111, PLACEMENT SCORES, OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

3767 170 -1 3 SUR/MATH/EARLY & ELEM I TTH 0830A-0945A LSF L305 LOPRESTO, K0426 170 -2 3 SUR/MATH/EARLY & ELEM I TTH 0955A-1110A LSF L305 LOPRESTO, KNOTE: FOR ELEMENTARY EDUCATION AND EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION MAJORS ONLY.PREREQUISITE: GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN MATH 111 OR PLACEMENT SCORES.

0429 201 -B 3 CALCULUS I MWF 0930A-1020A LSF L308 WAYMYERS, S5140 201 -E 3 CALCULUS I MWF 1230P-0120P LSF L108 RAMEY, J7442 201 -C 3 CALCULUS I MWF 1030A-1120A LSF L109 RAMEY, JPREREQUISITE:A GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN MATH 132 OR 137 OR PLACEMENT SCORES ORPERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

0440 202 -A 3 CALCULUS II MWF 0830A-0920A LSF L306 PANZA, N0441 202 -E 3 CALCULUS II MWF 1230P-0120P LSF L307 PANZA, NPREREQUISITE: A GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN MATH 201 OR PLACEMENT SCORES ORPERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

1240 W 203 -4 3 CALCULUS III TTH 1245P-0200P LSF 407B SCOTT, DPREREQUISITE: A GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN MATH 202 OR QUALIFYING AP SCORE

0445 212 -B 3 INTRO TO FORTRAN MWF 0930A-1020A LSF 407A ARROYO, FPREREQUISITE/COREQUISITE: MATH 201 OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT. CROSS-LISTED AS CS 212

0446 230 -B 3 DISCRETE MATHEMATICS MWF 0930A-1020A LSF L109 RAMEY, JPREREQUISITE:ELIGIBILITY TO TAKE MATH 202 OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

0448 270 -C 3 SUR/MATH/EARLY & ELEM II MWF 1030A-1120A LSF 407B O’KELLEY, S7210 270 -A 3 SUR/MATH/EARLY & ELEM II MWF 0830A-0920A LSF L308 LOPRESTO, KPREREQUISITE: GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN EITHER MATH 170 OR 201NOTE: FOR ELEMENTARY EDUCATION AND EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION MAJORS ONLY

0449 301 -1 3 ORDINARY DIFFER EQUATION TTH 0830A-0945A LSF 407B PANZA, NPREREQUISITE OR COREQUISITE: MATH 203. A GRAPHING CALCULATOR IS REQUIRED FOR THIS COURSE.(TI-83 OR HIGHER CALCULATOR IS RECOMMENDED.)

7446 304 -B 3 LINEAR ALGEBRA MWF 0930A-1020A LSF 407B SCOTT, DPREREQUISITE: A GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN MATH 202

6821 305 -A 3 LINEAR PROGRAMMING MWF 0830A-0920A LSF 407A PHILLIPS, LPREREQUISITES: MATH 304 AND ONE COURSE FROM MATH/CS 212 OR CS 226

0452 306 -E 3 MULTIVARIABLE CALCULUS MWF 1230P-0120P LSF 407B BRAUSS, DPREREQUISITE: GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN MATH 203 OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT. MATH 304RECOMMENDED. A STUDENT WITH A GRADE OF B OR HIGHER IN MATH 202 MAY, WITH PERMISSION OFDEPARTMENT, TAKE MATH 203 CONCURRENTLY WITH 306 INSTEAD OF AS A PREREQUISITE.

SECT. COURSE CR TITLE DAYS TIME ROOM INSTRUCTOR SECT. COURSE CR TITLE DAYS TIME ROOM INSTRUCTOR

NOTE: * = late afternoon or evening class; W = Writing Intensive Course; S = Programed Instruction Course

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7447 315 -D 3 HISTORY OF MATHEMATICS MWF 1130A-1220P LSF 407B O’KELLEY, SPREREQUISITE: MATH 202

0454 370 -A 3 INTUITIVE GEOMETRY MWF 0830A-0920A LSF 407B O’KELLEY, SPREREQUISITE:GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN MATH 270 OR 202 (FOR EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUC AND ELEMEDUC MAJORS ONLY).

7445 407 -3 3 REAL ANALYSIS I TTH 1120A-1235P LSF L308 BUCK, JPREREQUISITE:A GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN MATH 311 OR PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT.

7139 497 -TB 3 SPEC STUDIES IN MATH TBA TBA LSF L408 FITZKEE, TPREREQUISITE: PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT.

5601 499 -5 3 MATHEMATICS CAPSTONE TTH 0210P-0325P LSF L307 BUCK, JPREREQUISITE:A GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN MATH 230 OR 311 AND AT LEAST 24 HOURS OF MATH REQUIRED FOR THE MAJOR AND PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT. SHOULD BE TAKEN THE SEMESTER OF GRADUATION OR THE SEMESTER BEFORE GRADUATION.

MIddLe LeVeL edUCatIon (MLe)5827 315 -12 3 TEACH SOC STUD MID LEVEL TH 0830A-1115A CEMC 217 RITTER, JPREREQUISITE: ADMISSION TO THE PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAM.THIS COURSE REQUIRES SLED CHECK TO BE TURNED IN BY JAN. 16, 2018.

6438 316 -AC 3 TEACH MATH MID LEVEL M 0830A-1115A FH 213B BRANDIS, JPREREQUISITE:ADMISSION TO THE PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAM.THIS COURSE REQUIRES SLED CHECK TO BE TURNED IN BY JAN. 16, 2018.

6181 317 -12 3 TEACH SCIENCE MID LEVEL T 0830A-1115A FH 213B BOATWRIGHT, PPREREQUISITE:ADMISSION TO THE PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAM.THIS COURSE REQUIRES SLED CHECK TO BE TURNED IN BY JAN. 16, 2018.

4976 422 -AC 3 MLE:CURRICULUM & ORGANIZ W 0830A-1120A CEMC 227 HASELDEN, KPREREQUISITE:ADMISSION TO THE PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAM.

MILItarY sCIenCe (Ms)4444 102 -F 2 INTRODUCTION TO THE ARMY W 0130P-0220P UC 220 TRAPP, N4445 102L -5 LEADERSHIP LAB TH 0300P-0500P UC 220 TRAPP, N

6139 202 -2 3 FUNDS.OF MIL.DECISION MA TTH 0955A-1110A UC 220 TRAPP, N6140 202L -5 LEADERSHIP LAB TH 0300P-0500P UC 220 TRAPP, N

5233 302 -3 4 APPLIED MIL.LEADERSHIP TTH 1120A-1235P UC 220 TRAPP, N5234 302L -5 LEADERSHIP LAB TH 0300P-0500P UC 220 TRAPP, N

5081 402 -4 4 LEADERSHIP/MANAGEMENT II TTH 1245P-0200P UC 220 TRAPP, N5082 402L -5X LEADERSHIP LAB TH 0300P-0500P UC 220 TRAPP, NPREREQUISITE: MS 301, 302

NOTE: CORRESPONDING LAB REQUIRED WITH ALL MILITARY SCIENCE CLASSES.

MUsIC (MU)NOTE: PAC=PERFORMING ARTS CENTER.RS=RECORDING STUDIO. PAC AND RS ARE LOCATED DOWNTOWN FLORENCE.STUDENTS ARE ADVISED TO NOT SCHEDULE COURSES ON MAIN AREA OF CAMPUS ONE HOUR BEFORE OR ONE HOUR AFTER A PAC OR RS COURSE TO ALLOW TRAVEL TIME.

0291 100 -4 1 CHORUS TTH 1245P-0200P FAC 122 COLEMAN, MPREREQUISITE: STUDENTS MUST BE ABLE TO DEMONSTRATE THE ABILITY TO READ MUSIC IN AUDITIONWITH CHORAL DIRECTOR DURING THE FIRST WEEK OF CLASSES. NO MORE THAN 3 SEMESTER HOURS OFENSEMBLE MUSIC MAY APPLY TOWARD GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS FOR NON-MAJORS.

7022 101 -B 3 INTRO TO MUSIC MWF 0930A-1020A FAC 122 DAVIS, WHITNEY0987 101 -AP 3 INTRO TO MUSIC TTH 0335P-0450P FAC 122 COLEMAN, M7023 101 -ON 3 INTRO TO MUSIC TBA TBA ON- LINE REEVES, R5974 101 -2 3 INTRO TO MUSIC TTH 0955A-1110A FAC 122 HUNTER, R5302 101 -3 3 INTRO TO MUSIC TTH 1120A-1235P FAC 122 HUNTER, R5975 101 -4 3 INTRO TO MUSIC TTH 1245P-0200P TBA TBA HUNTER, R

4692 102 -G RECITAL ATTENDANCE M 0230P-0320P FAC 122 ROBERTS, T

0988 120 -AP 1 SHOW CHORUS TBA TBA FAC 122 COLEMAN, MPREREQUISITES: VOCAL AUDITION. NO MORE THAN 3 SEMESTER HOURS OF ENSEMBLE MUSIC(MUSIC 100,120,125,130,140,150 AND/OR 160) MAY APPLY TOWARD GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS FORNON-MAJORS. CONTACT INSTRUCTOR FOR REGISTRATION

5303 121 -T1 1 VOICE TBA TBA RS TBA COLEMAN, M7024 121 -1 1 VOICE TBA TBA TBA TBA DAVIS, WHITNEYCONTACT INSTRUCTOR FOR REGISTRATION PERMISSION.PREREQUISITE:AUDITION REQUIRED. MUSIC INDUSTRY MAJOR, MUSIC MINOR OR PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT.

4688 130 -G 1 STRING ENSEMBLE W 0230P-0400P FAC 122 ROBERTS, TPREREQUISITE:AUDITION.CONTACT INSTRUCTOR FOR REGISTRATION PERMISSION. NO MORE THAN 3SEMESTER HOURS OF ENSEMBLE MUSIC (MU 100,120,125,130,140,150,AND/OR 160) MAY APPLY TOWARD GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS FOR NON-MAJORS.

2559 131 -TB 1 PIANO TBA TBA RS TBA GUALDI, PPREREQUISITE: AUDITION REQUIRED. CONTACT INSTRUCTOR FOR REGISTRATION PERMISSION. MUSICINDUSTRY MAJOR, MUSIC MINOR, OR PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT

4689 132 -TB 1 APPLIED STRINGS TBA TBA PAC A210 ROBERTS, TPREREQUISITE: AUDITION REQUIRED. MUSIC INDUSTRY MAJOR, MUSIC MINOR, OR PERMISSIONOF THE DEPARTMENT

0814 *140 -NT 1 CONCERT BAND T 0700P-1000P PAC 115 ROBERTS, TCONTACT INSTRUCTOR IMMEDIATELY AFTER PREREGISTRATION. NO MORE THAN 3 SEMESTER HOURS OFENSEMBLE MUSIC (MUSIC 100,120,125,130,140,150 AND/OR 160) MAY APPLY TOWARD GRADUATIONREQUIREMENTS FOR NON-MAJORS.

4305 141 -TB 1 APPLIED WOODWIND TBA TBA PAC A208 GARDNER, CPREREQUISITE: AUDITION REQUIRED. CONTACT INSTRUCTOR FOR REGISTRATION PERMISSION. MUSICINDUSTRY MAJOR, MUSIC MINOR, OR PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT

4306 142 -TB 1 APPLIED BRASS TBA TBA PAC A210 ROBERTS, TPREREQUISITE: AUDITION REQUIRED.CONTACT INSTRUCTOR FOR REGISTRATION PERMISSION. MUSIC INDUSTRY MAJOR, MUSIC MINOR OR PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT.

4307 143 -TB 1 APPLIED PERCUSSION TBA TBA PAC A208 REEVES, RPREREQUISITE: AUDITION REQUIRED. CONTACT INSTRUCTOR FOR REGISTRATION PERMISSION. MUSICINDUSTRY MAJOR, MUSIC MINOR, OR PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT

6158 144 -TB 1 APPLIED GUITAR TBA TBA PAC A208 VAN DUYS, APREREQUISITE: MUSIC INDUSTRY MAJOR, MUSIC MINOR OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT.

1399 150 -G 1 MUSIC INDUSTRY ENSEMBLE W 0230P-0530P RS TBA GOFF, BPREREQUISITE:AUDITION REQUIRED. NO MORE THAN 3 SEMESTER HOURS OF ENSEMBLE MUSIC(MU 100,120,125,130,140,150,AND/OR 160)MAY APPLY TOWARD GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS FOR NON-MAJORS.

4693 157 -D 1 GROUP PIANO II MW 1130A-1220P PAC A208 GUALDI, PPREREQUISITE: MU 156 OR PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT

6496 160 -AP 1 CHAMBER JAZZ ENSEMBLE T 0335P-0630P RS TBA GUALDI, PPREREQUISITE: AUDITION REQUIRED

6159 *180 -MH 1 PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE MTH 0400P-0500P PAC A208 REEVES, RPREREQUISITE: AUDITION

6157 190 -5 1 GUITAR ENSEMBLE TTH 0210P-0325P PAC A208 VAN DUYS, APREREQUISITE: AUDITION

5855 210 -2 3 INTRO TO MUSIC TECH TTH 0955A-1110A PAC A201 GOFF, BPREREQUISITES: MU 215, MU 216, AND MUSIC INDUSTRY MAJOR OR PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT

4690 215 -C 3 THEORY OF TONAL MUSIC MWF 1030A-1120A PAC A201 REEVES, RPREREQUISITE: MU 115. COREQUISITE: 216

4691 216 -B 1 AURAL SKILLS II MW 0930A-1020A PAC A208 GUALDI, PPREREQUISITE:MU 115 COREQUISITE 215

5568 302 -ON 3 MUSIC HISTORY II TBA TBA ON- LINE VAN DUYS, APREREQUISITE: 301 OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

5394 317 -C 3 CONDUCT & ENSEMBLE MGT MWF 1030A-1120A PAC A208 ROBERTS, TPREREQUISITE: MU 215 AND MU 216

5856 371 -3 3 ADV PRODUCTION TECHNIQUE TTH 1120A-1235P RS TBA GOFF, BPREREQUISITE: 211 OR PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT

5074 415 -3 3 MUSIC THEORY PRACTICUM TTH 1120A-1235P PAC A208 VAN DUYS, APREREQUISITE:MU 315

6930 497U -IN 1 SPECIAL STUDIES TBA TBA TBA ROBERTS, TPREREQUISITE: PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT

5636 498 -TB 6 MUSIC INDUST INTERNSHIP TBA TBA PAC A210 ROBERTS, TPREREQUISITE: PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT AND INTERNSHIP AGENCY, SENIOR STATUS, ANDSUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF 36 HOURS IN THE MAJOR AT A MINIMUM GPA OF 3.0 IN ALL MUSICINDUSTRY COURSES AND A 2.5 MINIMUM CUMULATIVE GPA IN ALL COURSES TAKEN AT FMU

5950 499 -TB 6 MUSIC INDUSTRY SEMINAR TBA TBA PAC A210 ROBERTS, TPREREQUISITE: SENIOR STATUS AND SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF AT LEAST 36 HOURS IN THE MUSICINDUSTRY MAJOR

nUrsIng (nUrs)4249 301 -T 4 HEALTH ASSESSMENT T 0830A-1130A LNB 145 GEORGE, TRACY5748 301L -TA HEALTH ASSESSMENT LAB W TBA TBA TBA GEORGE, TRACYPREREQUISITE OR COREQUISITE: NURS 303 AND NURS 305. COREQUISITE: NURS 309

3818 305 -T 3 NURSING PHARMACOLOGY T 1230P-0330P LNB 131 WEAVER, DCOREQUISITE: NURS 301, NURS 303, AND NURS 309

7461 306 -ON 3 NURS:RESEARCH PRACTICE TBA TBA ON- LINE MUNN, A3819 306 -OL 3 NURS:RESEARCH PRACTICE TBA ON- LINE MUNN, APREREQUISITE: NURS 303 OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

3820 307 -T 5 PSYCHIATRIC & MENTAL NUR T 0830A-1130A LNB 131 GRUBBS, S7295 307L -E PSYCH.& MENTAL NURS.:LAB W TBA TBA TBA GRUBBS, SPREREQUISITES: NURS 301, NURS 302, NURS 303, AND NURS 304. COREQUISITE: NURS 305

5112 309 -TH 6 FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING TH 0830A-1130A LNB 145 MULLER, A7311 309L -M FUNDAMENTALS OF NURS LAB M TBA TBA TBA MULLER, APREREQUISITE OR COREQUISITE: NURS 301, NURS 303, AND NURS 305

5029 310 -TH 6 ADULT HEALTH I TH 0830A-1130A LNB 131 RUSSELL, N7285 310L -M ADULT HEALTH I LAB M TBA TBA TBA RUSSELL, N

SECT. COURSE CR TITLE DAYS TIME ROOM INSTRUCTOR SECT. COURSE CR TITLE DAYS TIME ROOM INSTRUCTOR

NOTE: * = late afternoon or evening class; W = Writing Intensive Course; S = Programed Instruction Course

13

6271 312 -TH 3 PROF NURS&NURS PRACTICE TH 1230P-0330P LNB 145 HATCHELL, W

6846 314 -T 1 CLINICAL DECISION-MAKING T 1230P-0130P LNB 137 PHILLIPS, TPREREQUISITE: SENIOR STATUS

6749 315 -TH 1 NUTRITION & DIET THERAPY TH 1230P-0120P LNB 131 WEAVER, D

5373 407 -T 6 ADULT HEALTH II TTH 0830A-1130A LNB 214 GITTINGS, K7302 407L -F ADULT HEALTH II LAB F TBA TBA TBA GITTINGS, K

5877 409 -TH 6 POPULATION FOC CARE&POL TH 1230P-0430P LNB 137 HUCKS, J5878 409L -TA POP FOCUSED NURS LAB F TBA TBA TBA HUCKS, JPREREQUISITE: COMPLETION OF ALL 300-LEVEL COURSES

5882 410 -TH 3 LEADERSHIP & MGT NURSING TH 0830A-1130A LNB 137 UMEWENI, CPREREQUISITE: COMPLETION OF ALL 300-LEVEL COURSES AND NURS 401, 403, AND 407.

6272 411 -T 6 ADULT HLT III&NURS PRACT T 0830A-1130A LNB 137 HATCHELL, W7298 411L -M AD HL III&NURS PRACT LAB M TBA TBA TBA HATCHELL, WPREREQUISITE: COMPLETION OF ALL 300 LEVEL COURSES, 401, 403, AND 407. PREREQUISITES OR COREQUISITES: 402, 404, 405.

7016 415 -TT 9 NUR CARE:WOMEN/CHILD/FAM TTH 1230P-0320P LNB 214 MUNN, A7168 415L -1 NURSING CARE LAB TBA TBA TBA TBA WITTMANN-PRICE, RCOURSE MEETS TUESDAY AND THURSDAY 12:30-3:20 AND THURSDAY 8:30-11:20.

nUrsIng rn-Bsn (nrn)6530 448 -ON 3 HLTHCARE POLICY DEVELOP TBA TBA ON- LINE KERSHNER, S6893 448 -OL 3 HLTHCARE POLICY DEVELOP TBA ON- LINE HATCHELL, W

7171 449 -OL 5 LEADERSHIP & MANAGEMENT TBA TBA TBA TBA BROGDON, R6311 449L -ON LEADERSHIP & MANAGE.LAB TBA TBA ON- LINE BROGDON, R

PHILosoPHY & reLIgIoUs stUdIes (Prs)1411 201 -C 3 INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY MWF 1130A-1220P LNB 145 TURNER, MATTHE2521 201 -D 3 INTRO TO PHILOSOPHY MWF 1230P-0120P LNB 137 TURNER, MATTHE

5944 202 -2 3 INTRO STUDY OF RELIGION TTH 0955A-1110A LNB 137 BLACKWELL, M

6201 203 -4 3 SYMBOLIC LOGIC TTH 1245P-0200P LSF L104 TURNER, MATTHE

7355 205 -3 3 NEW TESTAMENT TTH 1120A-1235P TBA TBA BLACKWELL, M

7356 313 -3 3 PHILOSOPHY OF MIND TTH 1120A-1235P TBA TBA TURNER, MATTHE

PHYsICaL edUCatIon (Pe)0741 104 -D 1 RACQUETBALL MW 1130A-1220P UC CRTS MORLEY, R0744 104 -B 1 RACQUETBALL MW 0930A-1020A UC CRTS MORGAN, L

4019 107 -3 1 VOLLEYBALL TTH 1120A-1210P UC GYM BAUFIELD, L

3704 108 -C 1 BEGINNING TENNIS MW 1030A-1120A UC CRTS THOMSON, G

0747 112 -3 1 GOLF TTH 1120A-1210P UC GYM GAYNOR, M

4296 115 -D 1 WEIGHT CONTROL & FITNESS MW 1130A-1220P UC WTRM MILLER, A

3264 219 -2 3 1ST AID/CARE/PRE ATH INJ TTH 0955A-1110A UC 219 GRAHAM, J

PHYsICaL sCIenCe (PsCI)0122 101 -C 4 PHYSICAL SCIENCE I MWF 1030A-1120A LSF L102 MCDONNELL, J2580 101 -D 4 PHYSICAL SCIENCE I MWF 1130A-1220P LSF L104 BAKER, B3233 101 -1 4 PHYSICAL SCIENCE I TTH 0830A-0945A LSF L104 FULMER, P2930 101L -FM PHYSICAL SCIENCE I LAB M 0130P-0430P LSF L105 MCDONNELL, J2581 101L -FW PHYSICAL SCIENCE I LAB W 0130P-0430P LSF L105 STAFF3314 101L -4R PHYSICAL SCIENCE I LAB TH 1245P-0345P LSF L105 STAFF0126 101L -4T PHYSICAL SCIENCE I LAB T 1245P-0345P LSF L105 STAFF5841 *101L -NT PHYSICAL SCIENCE I LAB T 0400P-0700P LSF L105 WOODS, DPREREQUISITE: MATH 105, 110/110L, OR ELIGIBILITY TO TAKE MATH 111 OR 121

PHYsICs (PHYs)2282 201 -C 4 TECH PHYSICS II MWF 1030A-1120A LSF L104 JOKISCH, D7363 201 -2 4 TECH PHYSICS II TTH 0955A-1110A LSF L104 ENGELHARDT, L2575 201L -FM TECH PHYSICS II LAB M 0130P-0430P MSB 119 BAKER, B7254 201L -W TECH PHYSICS II LAB W 0130P-0430P MSB 119 ENGELHARDT, L2283 201L -4T TECH PHYSICS II LAB T 1245P-0345P MSB 119 MCDONNELL, JPREREQUISITE/COREQUISITE: MATH 201 OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

7128 210 -3 1 INTR TO RADIATION PROTEC TH 1120A-1235P MSB 105 FULMER, PPREREQUISITE:202 OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

2057 216 -B 4 GEN PHYSICS II MWF 0930A-1020A LSF L104 BAKER, B0106 216 -2 4 GEN PHYSICS II TTH 0955A-1110A LSF L102 MEHAFFEY, J0109 216L - GEN PHYSICS II LAB M 0130P-0430P MSB 118 MEHAFFEY, J0108 216L -FW GEN PHYSICS II LAB W 0130P-0430P MSB 118 BAKER, B3547 216L -4R GEN PHYSICS II LAB TH 1245P-0345P MSB 118 MEHAFFEY, J0110 216L -4T GEN PHYSICS II LAB T 1245P-0345P MSB 118 MEHAFFEY, JPREREQUISITE: PHYS 215

0112 302 -B 3 ELECTRICITY & MAGNETISM MWF 0930A-1020A LSF L101 MCDONNELL, JPREREQUISITES:PHYS 202 AND PHYS 220 AND MATH 202

2577 314 -2 4 MODERN PHYSICS TTH 0955A-1110A LSF L101 SMITH, R.S.5701 314L -FW MODERN PHYSICS LAB W 0130P-0430P MSB 103 SMITH, R.S.2600 314L -4T MODERN PHYSICS LAB T 1245P-0345P MSB 103 SMITH, R.S.PREREQUISITES:PHYS 202 AND MATH 202 OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

7129 320 -A 3 COMPU STAT & THERM PHYS MWF 0830A-0920A LSF L101 ENGELHARDT, LPREREQUISITES: PHYS 220, PHYS 301, MATH 203, AND A PROGRAMMING COURSE (CS 190,212, OR 226)

6719 397A -IN 1 RESEARCH IN PHYSICS TBA TBA TBA TBA ENGELHARDT, L6138 397A -TB 1 RESEARCH IN PHYSICS TBA TBA TBA TBA JOKISCH, D6137 397A -T1 1 RESEARCH IN PHYSICS TBA TBA TBA TBA MYERS, J6135 397A -T2 1 RESEARCH IN PHYSICS TBA TBA TBA TBA SMITH, R.S.7194 397A -T4 1 RESEARCH IN PHYSICS TBA TBA TBA TBA MCDONNELL, JPREREQUISITE: PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT

7364 416 -2 4 NUCLEAR RADIATION PHYS TTH 0955A-1110A MSB 105 FULMER, P7365 416L -T NUCL RADIATION PHYS LAB T 1245P-0345P MSB 105 FULMER, PPREREQUISITES:PHYS 310 AND 316.

PoLItICaL sCIenCe (PoL)5461 101 -ON 3 U S GOVERNMENT TBA TBA ON- LINE JOHNSON, N5847 101 -A 3 U S GOVERNMENT MWF 0830A-0920A FH 140A JOHNSON, N4464 101 -D 3 U S GOVERNMENT MWF 1130A-1220P FH 140B WHITE, D6734 101 -G 3 U S GOVERNMENT MW 0230P-0345P FH 140B LASHER, K6470 101 -2 3 U S GOVERNMENT TTH 0955A-1110A FH 140B LASHER, K6471 101 -3 3 U S GOVERNMENT TTH 1120A-1235P FH 142A ALMEIDA, R

4263 103 -3 3 INTRO TO POL SCIENCE TTH 1120A-1235P FH 140A TATUM, D5283 103 -1 3 INTRO TO POL SCIENCE TTH 0830A-0945A FH 140A TATUM, D7008 103 -C 3 INTRO TO POL SCIENCE MWF 1030A-1120A FH 140B DANIEL, W6227 103 -E 3 INTRO TO POL SCIENCE MWF 1230P-0120P FH 140B DANIEL, W6226 103 -F 3 INTRO TO POL SCIENCE MWF 0130P-0220P FH 140B ALMEIDA, R2469 103 -4 3 INTRO TO POL SCIENCE TTH 1245P-0200P FH 142A DOUGHTY, R5654 103 -5 3 INTRO TO POL SCIENCE TTH 0210P-0325P FH 142A DOUGHTY, R

7426 203 -C 3 INTERNAT’L RELATIONS MWF 1030A-1120A FH 142A TATUM, DPREREQUISITE: POL 101 OR 103

7423 204 -2 3 POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY TTH 0955A-1110A FH 140A TITANSKI-HOOPEALSO LISTED IN GEOGRAPHY. PREREQUISITE: GEOG 101 OR 102

7243 215 -OL 3 INTRO TO PUBLIC ADMIN TBA ON- LINE DUKES, JPREREQUISITE: POL 101 OR 103

7192 285 -B 3 POLITICAL THEORY MWF 0930A-1020A FH 140B ALMEIDA, RPREREQUISITE: POL 101 OR POL 103

7427 315 -E 3 POLITICS OF WAR/SECURITY MWF 1230P-0120P FH 142A TATUM, DPREREQUISITE: POL 101 OR 103

7424 317 -A 3 UNITED STATES CONGRESS MWF 0830A-0920A FH 140B WHITE, DPREREQUISITE: POL 101 OR 103

7428 322 -D 3 CIVIL RIGHTS & CIVIL LIB MWF 1130A-1220P FH 142A JOHNSON, NPREREQUISITE: POL 101 OR 103

7010 *330 -NA 3 PERSPECTIVES ON POLICING MW 0600P-0715P FH 140A TUCKER, TPREREQUISITE: POL 101 OR 103

7425 340 -4 3 POL.FOC:POL.& RELIGION TTH 1245P-0200P FH 140B LASHER, K7435 340N -1 3 POL FOC: LAW, POLI, GNDR TTH 0830A-0945A FH 140B JOHNSON, NPREREQUISITE:POL 101 OR 103

6472 477 -TB 3 APPLIED POLITICS TBA TBA TBA TBA WHITE, DPREREQUISITES:COMPLETION OF 18 HOURS IN POL.SCI.AND DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL AT LEAST TWO WEEKS PRIOR TO THE SEMESTER IN WHICH CREDIT IS TO BE RECEIVED

5769 487 -TB 3 PUBLIC ADM./CRIM.JUS.INT TBA TBA TBA TBA WHITE, DPREREQUISITE: COMPLETION OF 18 HOURS IN POL.SCI.AND DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL AT LEAST TWO WEEKS PRIOR TO THE SEMESTER IN WHICH CREDIT IS TO BE RECEIVED

PsYCHoLogY (PsY)7135 206 -B 3 INTRODUCTORY PSYCHOLOGY MWF 0930A-1020A LSF L102 BRUICK, N1942 206 -2 3 INTRODUCTORY PSYCHOLOGY TTH 0955A-1110A CEMC 114 LAWSON, R1940 206 -5 3 INTRODUCTORY PSYCHOLOGY TTH 0210P-0325P CEMC 114 JAMES, E

1945 W 216 -A 1 INTRO PSY LAB MW 0830A-0920A CEMC 229D HERZOG, T1946 W 216 -B 1 INTRO PSY LAB MW 0930A-1020A CEMC 229D HERZOG, T1947 W 216 -C 1 INTRO PSY LAB MW 1030A-1120A CEMC 229D HERZOG, T3471 W 216 -A1 1 INTRO PSY LAB MW 0830A-0920A CEMC 229D HERZOG, T3472 W 216 -B1 1 INTRO PSY LAB MW 0930A-1020A CEMC 229D HERZOG, T6592 W 216 -C1 1 INTRO PSY LAB MW 1030A-1120A CEMC 229D HERZOG, T1949 W 216 -1 1 INTRO PSY LAB TTH 0830A-0920A CEMC 229D HERZOG, T1950 W 216 -2 1 INTRO PSY LAB TTH 0955A-1045A CEMC 229D HERZOG, T1951 W 216 -3 1 INTRO PSY LAB TTH 1120A-1210P CEMC 229D HERZOG, TPREREQUISITE/COREQUISITE: PSY 206 PSYCHOLOGY LABS MEET THE FIRST WEEK OF THE SEMESTER.

1952 220 -D 1 CAREERS IN PSYCHOLOGY M 1130A-1220P CEMC 228B HERZOG, T1642 220 -E 1 CAREERS IN PSYCHOLOGY M 1230P-0120P CEMC 228B HERZOG, T6182 220 -3 1 CAREERS IN PSYCHOLOGY T 1120A-1210P CEMC 208A HERZOG, TPREREQUISITE: PSY 206 & 216. DECLARED MAJORS ONLY. MAY NOT BE APPLIED TO GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS (SCIENCES) OR THE PSYCHOLOGY MINOR OR COLLATERAL.

6332 270 -IN 1 BEG.STUDENT RESEARCH TBA TBA TBA SARGENT, J6854 270 -IS 1 BEG.STUDENT RESEARCH TBA TBA TBA HERZOG, T

1953 302 -C 3 QUANT & PSYCHOMET METHOD MWF 1030A-1120A CEMC 234B WATTLES, W

SECT. COURSE CR TITLE DAYS TIME ROOM INSTRUCTOR SECT. COURSE CR TITLE DAYS TIME ROOM INSTRUCTOR

NOTE: * = late afternoon or evening class; W = Writing Intensive Course; S = Programed Instruction Course

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3140 302 -5 3 QUANT & PSYCHOMET METHOD TTH 0210P-0325P CEMC 234B HAGGARD, MPREREQUISITES: PSY 206 & 216. COMPLETION OF GENERAL EDUCATION MATH REQUIREMENTS.PREREQUISITE/COREQUISITE: PSY 220 OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT.

1955 303 -B 3 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY MW 0930A-1020A CEMC 228A SARGENT, J1956 W 303L -FM RESEARCH METHODOLOGY LAB M 0130P-0330P CEMC 234B SARGENT, J1958 W 303L -FW RESEARCH METHODOLOGY LAB W 0130P-0330P CEMC 234B SARGENT, JPREREQUISITE: A GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN PSY 302. STUDENT MUST REGISTER FOR A LAB SECTION.PSYCHOLOGY LABS MEET THE FIRST WEEK OF THE SEMESTER.

1640 304 -C 3 BRAIN & BEHAVIOR MWF 1030A-1120A CEMC 228A HERZOG, TPREREQUISITES: PSY 206 & BIOL 104 OR 105 & 115.

@ 310AH-F 3 PSY.FOC RACE DIS GRO HON MWF 0130P-0220P CEMC 241 WATTLES, W @ BY INVITATION ONLY. SECTION NUMBER AVAILABLE AT REGISTRATION.PREREQUISITE: PSY 206

6866 314 -ON 3 HLTH PSY/BEHAV MEDICINE TBA ON- LINE SCHWARTZ, J7358 314 -2 3 HLTH PSY/BEHAV MEDICINE TTH 0955A-1110A CEMC 228A HEFFLER, JPREREQUISITE: PSY 206 OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

6603 315 -B 3 CHILD BEHAV:GROW & DEVEL MWF 0930A-1020A FH 216B STAFF6658 315 -G 3 CHILD BEHAV:GROW & DEVEL TTH 0230P-0345P CEMC 229D BRUICK, N0567 315 -ON 3 CHILD BEHAV:GROW & DEVEL TBA TBA ON- LINE JARDIN, B6333 *315 -NT 3 CHILD BEHAV:GROW & DEVEL W 0600P-0900P CEMC 208A DUNCAN, KPREREQUISITE: PSY 206 OR MAJOR IN EDUCATION OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT. MAY NOT BEAPPLIED TO GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS (SCIENCES)

0569 316 -G 3 ADOLES BEHAV:GROW & DEV MW 0230P-0345P CEMC 228A BRUICK, NPREREQUISITE: PSY 206 OR MAJOR IN EDUCATION OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

0572 319 -2 3 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY TTH 0955A-1110A CEMC 228B HAGGARD, M5531 319 -3 3 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY TTH 1120A-1235P CEMC 228B HAGGARD, MPREREQUISITE: PSY 206

5410 325 -F 3 ABNORMAL PSY MWF 0130P-0220P CEMC 228B MURPHY, RPREREQUISITE: PSY 206 OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

7359 326 -F 3 THEORIES OF PERSONALITY MWF 0130P-0220P TBA TBA SMITH, SPREREQUISITE: PSY 206

7136 *332 -N1 3 THE PSY OF RELATIONSHIPS T 0600P-0900P CEMC 228A COWAN, SPREREQUISITE: PSY 206 OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

3285 334 -C 3 LIFE SPAN DEVELOPMENT MWF 1030A-1120A CEMC 217 BARNES-YOUNG7517 334 -1 3 LIFE SPAN DEVELOPMENT TTH 0830A-0945A TBA TBA ASTARY, S6602 334 -3 3 LIFE SPAN DEVELOPMENT TTH 1120A-1235P CEMC 228A ASTARY, S6000 334 -5 3 LIFE SPAN DEVELOPMENT TTH 0210P-0325P FH 222A HERZOG, T3843 *334 -NT 3 LIFE SPAN DEVELOPMENT T 0600P-0900P CEMC 228B SPELL, JPREREQUISITE: PSY 206 OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

6187 336 -3 3 LEARNING & COGNITION TTH 1120A-1235P CEMC 234B SARGENT, J6186 336 -5 3 LEARNING & COGNITION TTH 0210P-0325P CEMC 228A SARGENT, JPREREQUISITE: PSY 206 OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

6787 346 -1 3 COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE TTH 0830A-0945A CEMC 228A SARGENT, JPREREUQISITE:PSY 206 OR PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT

6784 347 -B 3 ADV APPL BEHAV ANALYSIS MWF 0930A-1020A CEMC 208B TABER, TPREREQUISITE: PSY 317

6318 370 -IN 2 INTERM. STUD.RESEARCH TBA TBA TBA HERZOG, TPREREQUISITE: PSY 302 AND PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

7235 470 -ID 3 SENIOR RESEARCH TBA TBA TBA TBA HILL-CHAPMAN6600 470 -IN 3 SENIOR RESEARCH TBA TBA TBA SARGENT, J6319 470 -IS 3 SENIOR RESEARCH TBA TBA TBA HERZOG, T6952 470 -IT 3 SENIOR RESEARCH TBA TBA TBA WATTLES, W6785 470 -TB 3 SENIOR RESEARCH TBA TBA TBA TBA TABER, T6853 470 -T1 3 SENIOR RESEARCH TBA TBA TBA TBA JAMES, EPREREQUISITES: SENIOR STANDING AND ONE EXPERIMENTAL CORE COURSE

0584 *498 -B 3 ACADEMIC INTERNSHIP, PSY M 0600P-0900P CEMC 217 HARPER, K6189 498 -4 3 ACADEMIC INTERNSHIP, PSY TTH 1245P-0200P CEMC 217 BRUICK, NPREREQUISITES: SENIOR STANDING AND ONE DEVELOPMENTAL CORE COURSE

4970 499 -A 3 SENIOR SEMINAR MWF 0830A-0920A CEMC 234B HERZOG, T5396 499 -B 3 SENIOR SEMINAR MWF 0930A-1020A CEMC 217 BARNES-YOUNGPREREQUISITE: SEMESTER OF GRADUATION OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

soCIoLogY (soCI)7515 201 -E 3 PRIN OF SOCIOLOGY MWF 1230P-0120P FH 250A LU, A6972 201 -F 3 PRIN OF SOCIOLOGY MWF 0130P-0220P FH 250A LU, A6971 201 -HY 3 PRIN OF SOCIOLOGY MWF 0830A-0920A FH 250B BURKE, J2894 201 -4 3 PRIN OF SOCIOLOGY TTH 1245P-0200P FH 250A BURKE, JHYBRID SECTION MEETS 1/10/18 AND DATES OF EXAMS, AS SPECIFIED IN THE SYLLABUS.

6973 302 -B 3 METHODS OF SOCIOLOGY MWF 0930A-1020A FH 251B WARD, RPREREQUISITE: SOCI 201 AND DECLARED SOCIOLOGY MAJOR OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

3102 303 -2 3 QUANT METH IN SOC RESEAR TTH 0955A-1110A FH 251B DOUCET, JPREREQUISITES: SOCI 201, DECLARED SOCIOLOGY MAJOR & MATH 134, OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

@ 306AH-4 3 SOC PROBLEMS:RACE-HONORS TTH 1245P-0200P FH 251B DOUCET, J @ BY INVITATION ONLY. SECTION NUMBER AVAILABLE AT REGISTRATION. PREREQUISITE: STUDENTS OUTSIDE HONORS PROGRAM MAY REGISTER WITH PERMISSION OF THE HONORS DIRECTOR

7324 310 -1 3 RACIAL & CULTURAL MINOR TTH 0830A-0945A FH 251C BURKE, JPREREQUISITE: SOCI 201 OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

7389 327 -5 3 SOCI OF AGING/LATER LIFE TTH 0210P-0325P FH 251C LU, APREREQUISITE: SOCI 201 OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

6976 339 -4 3 SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY TTH 1245P-0200P FH 251C LU, APREREQUISITE: SOCIOLOGY 201 OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

7387 342 -C 3 SOCIAL DEVIANCE MWF 1030A-1120A FH 251B WARD, RPREREQUISITE: SOCI 201 OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

7388 346 -F 3 CRIME AND ORGANIZATIONS MWF 0130P-0220P FH 251B EARGLE, LPREREQUISITE: SOCI 201 OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

7386 352 -1 3 RURAL CRIME TTH 0830A-0945A FH 251B DOUCET, JPREREQUISITE: SOCI 201 OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

7385 388 -D 3 DISASTERS/EXTREME EVENTS MWF 1130A-1220P FH 251B EARGLE, LPREREQUISITE: SOCI 201 OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT.

3106 403 -2 3 SURVEY METHODOLOGY TTH 0955A-1110A FH 251C BURKE, JPREREQUISITE: 18 HOURS OF SOCIOLOGY INCLUDING 302/202, 303, & 339; SENIOR STANDING;DECLARED SOCIOLOGY MAJOR; AND PERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT

6981 419 -E 3 POPULATION & SOCIETY MWF 1230P-0120P FH 251B EARGLE, LPREREQUISITE: 9 HOURS OF SOCIOLOGY COURSES, INCLUDING 201; JUNIOR OR SENIOR STANDING ORPERMISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT.

6982 496 -FW 1 SOCIOLOGY CAPSTONE EXPER W 0130P-0220P FH 251C BURKE, JPREREQUISITE: SENIOR STANDING; DECLARED SOCIOLOGY MAJOR; AND PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

5523 498 -IN 3 SOCIOLOGY INTERNSHIP TBA TBA FH 244 DOUCET, JPREREQUISITES: 18 HOURS IN SOCIOLOGY INCLUDING 201, 302/202, & 303, SENIOR STANDING,DECLARED SOCIOLOGY MAJOR AND PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT.

sPanIsH (sPan)6954 101 -ON 3 ELEMENTARY SPANISH I TBA TBA ON- LINE CRAWLEY, S6955 101 -C 3 ELEMENTARY SPANISH I MWF 1030A-1120A CEMC 227 CALDWELL, W6956 101 -OL 3 ELEMENTARY SPANISH I TBA TBA ON- LINE CRAWLEY, S

6957 102 -A 3 ELEMENTARY SPANISH II MWF 0830A-0920A CEMC 228B KIELY, K6309 102 -B 3 ELEMENTARY SPANISH II MWF 0930A-1020A CEMC 228B KIELY, K3494 102 -C 3 ELEMENTARY SPANISH II MWF 1030A-1120A LNB 137 LARREA, E1016 102 -D 3 ELEMENTARY SPANISH II MWF 1130A-1220P LNB 137 LARREA, E5004 102 -E 3 ELEMENTARY SPANISH II MWF 1230P-0120P CEMC 228A CALDWELL, W5511 102 -F 3 ELEMENTARY SPANISH II MWF 0130P-0220P CEMC 228A CALDWELL, W7390 102 -ON 3 ELEMENTARY SPANISH II TBA TBA ON- LINE CRAWLEY, SPREREQUISITE: SPAN 101 WITH A GRADE OF C OR HIGHER OR EQUIVALENT.

1665 201 -D 3 INTERMEDIATE SPANISH I MWF 1130A-1220P LNB 145 BERAKIS, I7391 201 -B1 3 INTERMEDIATE SPANISH I MWF 0930A-1020A CEMC 227 CRAWLEY, S6460 201 -E 3 INTERMEDIATE SPANISH I MWF 1230P-0120P LNB 145 BERAKIS, IPREREQUISITE: SPAN 102 WITH A GRADE OF C OR HIGHER OR EQUIVALENT.

0504 202 -A 3 INTERMEDIATE SPANISH II MWF 0830A-0920A FH 216B BERAKIS, I4286 202 -B 3 INTERMEDIATE SPANISH II MWF 0930A-1020A FH 216B BERAKIS, I6959 202 -2 3 INTERMEDIATE SPANISH II TTH 0955A-1110A CEMC 227 LARREA, EPREREQUISITE: SPAN 201 WITH A GRADE OF C OR HIGHER OR EQUIVALENT.

6960 302 -A 3 CONVERSATION MWF 0830A-0920A CEMC 208A LARREA, EPREREQUISITE: SPAN 202

7392 306 -2 3 SUR OF HISP AMER LIT I TTH 0955A-1110A FH 216B CALDWELL, WPREREQUISITE:SPAN 202

7514 497C -1 3 SPEC STUD: HISPANIC FILM TTH 0830A-0945A FH 216B KIELY, KPREREQUISITE:PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

sPeeCH (sPCo)3151 101 -C1 3 BASICS OF ORAL COMMUNICA MWF 1030A-1120A CEMC 222A GOURLEY, A4354 101 -B1 3 BASICS OF ORAL COMMUNICA MWF 0930A-1020A CEMC 210 STAFF4677 101 -C 3 BASICS OF ORAL COMMUNICA MWF 1030A-1120A CEMC 210 GRIFFITH, J4462 101 -D 3 BASICS OF ORAL COMMUNICA MWF 1130A-1220P CEMC 210 STAFF4353 101 -MW 3 BASICS OF ORAL COMMUNICA MW 0230P-0345P CEMC 222 FISHER, B5462 101 -E 3 BASICS OF ORAL COMMUNICA MWF 1230P-0120P CEMC 222A STAFF4356 101 -E1 3 BASICS OF ORAL COMMUNICA MWF 1230P-0120P CEMC 210 GRIFFITH, J5413 *101 -9 3 BASICS OF ORAL COMMUNICA MW 0400P-0515P CEMC 210 SANDERSON, C3154 101 -B2 3 BASICS OF ORAL COMMUNICA TBA TBA TBA TBA STAFF6465 101 -TB 3 BASICS OF ORAL COMMUNICA TBA TBA TBA TBA STAFF5280 101 -1 3 BASICS OF ORAL COMMUNICA TTH 0830A-0945A CEMC 222 FISHER, B4355 101 -2 3 BASICS OF ORAL COMMUNICA TTH 0210P-0325P CEMC 222 WHITE, J7163 101 -2B 3 BASICS OF ORAL COMMUNICA TTH 0955A-1110A CEMC 222 FISHER, B3284 101 -2X 3 BASICS OF ORAL COMMUNICA TTH 0955A-1110A CEMC 210 BAXLEY, D5940 101 -3 3 BASICS OF ORAL COMMUNICA TTH 1120A-1235P CEMC 210 GRIFFITH, J6019 101 -3X 3 BASICS OF ORAL COMMUNICA TTH 1120A-1235P CEMC 222A WHITE, J6763 *101 -T 3 BASICS OF ORAL COMMUNICA T 0600P-0900P CEMC 210 SANDERSON, C4678 101 -4X 3 BASICS OF ORAL COMMUNICA TTH 1245P-0200P CEMC 222 WHITE, J

SECT. COURSE CR TITLE DAYS TIME ROOM INSTRUCTOR SECT. COURSE CR TITLE DAYS TIME ROOM INSTRUCTOR

NOTE: * = late afternoon or evening class; W = Writing Intensive Course; S = Programed Instruction Course

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SECT. COURSE CR TITLE DAYS TIME ROOM INSTRUCTORSECT. COURSE CR TITLE DAYS TIME ROOM INSTRUCTOR

3158 *101 -TH 3 BASICS OF ORAL COMMUNICA TH 0600P-0900P CEMC 210 SANDERSON, C

tHeatre (tHea)7028 101 -2 3 INTRO TO THEATRE TTH 0955A-1110A FAC 133 STEADMAN, A7029 101 -G 3 INTRO TO THEATRE MW 0230P-0345P FAC 213 LARSEN, D7270 101 -5 3 INTRO TO THEATRE TTH 0210P-0325P FAC 213 LARSEN, DFOR NON-THEATRE MAJORS ONLY.

1020 201 -1 3 THEATRICAL MAKEUP TTH 0830A-0945A FAC 130 STEADMAN, A

1292 202 -B 3 STAGECRAFT MWF 0930A-1020A FAC 133 COLE, JFAC 133 = THEATRE.

0317 210 -TB 1 THEATRE PRACTICUM TBA TBA FAC 224 GOURLEY, APREREQUISITE: THEATRE MAJOR OR MINOR OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

7402 302 -3 3 SCENIC DESIGN TTH 1120A-1235A FAC 204 COLE, JPREREQUISITE: THEA 202 OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT.

7417 303 -C 3 THEATRE MANAGEMENT MWF 1030A-1120A FAC 133 BEST, DFAC 133 = THEATRE. PREREQUISITE: 202 AND 301 OR PERMISSION OF THE DEPARMENT

7419 321 -2 3 THEA HIS II:1700-PRESENT TTH 0955A-1110A CEMC 206A LARSEN, DPREREQUISITE: ENG 102 OR 200.

7418 405 -D 2 ACTING IV MWF 1130A-1220P FAC 133 GOURLEY, AFAC 133 = THEATRE. PREREQUISITE: THEA 305

UnIVersItY LIFe (UL)7319 100 -T 1 UNIVERSITY LIFE 100 T 1245P-0135P FH 216A JOHNSON, N7434 100R -T 1 UNIVERSITY LIFE 100 T 1245P-1350P CEMC 208A DANIEL, W7524 100R -TH 1 UNIVERSITY LIFE 100 TH 1245P-0135P FH 216A ANIELLO, J

6250 102 -E 1 PLANNING FOR SUCCESS W 1230P-0120P FH 210B DITTMAN, M6494 102 -TH 1 PLANNING FOR SUCCESS TH 1245P-0135P LSF L106 BOLT, W

Honors CoUrses

UndergradUate eVenIng CoUrses

CHeMIstrY (CHeM) @ 102LH-4H GEN CHEM II LAB-INOR-HON TH 1245P-0445P LSF L307 WILLIAMS, K

eConoMICs (eCon) @ 204HH-A 3 INTRO MACROECON-HONORS MWF 0830A-0920A CEMC 241 KYER, B

engLIsH (eng) @ 102HH-D 3 RHETORIC,GENRE & RES-HON MWF 1130A-1220P CEMC 241 WOOSLEY-GOODMAN, MPREREQUISITE: GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN ENG 101 OR 101E

geograPHY (geog) @ 101HH-E 3 CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY-HONOR MWF 1230P-0120P CEMC 241 TITANSKI-HOOPER, J

Honors (Hnrs) @ 200HH-6 1 HNR SCIENCE SYMPOSIUM TH 0346P-0500P LSF L102 LYLES, J

@ 202HH-6 1 HNR LEADERSHIP SYMPOSIUM W 0346P-0500P CEMC 241 SETZLER, H

@ 256HH-1 3 GLOBALI & PUB POL-HONORS TTH 0830A-0945A CEMC 241 DANIEL, W

@ 261BH-3 3 DANGEROUS WOMEN-HONORS TTH 1120A-1235P CEMC 241 BARNETT, S

@ 288HH-2 4 ESSENT FORENSIC CHEM-HON TTH 0955A-1110A LSF L302 MCCUTCHEON, J @ 288LH-5 ESSENT FOREN CHEM LAB-HO T 1245P-0345P LSF L304 MCCUTCHEON, J

@ 350HH-6 3 HNR:MODEL UN EXPERIENCE M 0346P-0545P CEMC 241 DANIEL, W

@ 391HH-G 1 HNR INDEP STUDY WORKSHOP M 0230P-0320P TBA TBA TUTTLE, J

@ 397DH-B 3 JIM CROW/CVILLE:HIST OF MWF 0930A-1020A CEMC 241 BOLT, W

@ 491HH-TB 3 HNR:INDEPENDENT STUDY TBA TBA TBA TBA TUTTLE, JMAY BE TAKEN A SECOND TIME IN A SECOND DISCIPLINE.

MatHeMatICs (MatH) @ 134HH-C 3 PROBABILITY&STATS-HONORS MWF 1030A-1120A LSF L308 WAYMYERS, SPREREQUISITE: GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN MATH 111 OR MATH 121 OR PLACEMENT SCORES

PsYCHoLogY (PsY) @ 310AH-F 3 PSY.FOC RACE DIS GRO HON MWF 0130P-0220P CEMC 241 WATTLES, WPREREQUISITE: PSY 206

soCIoLogY (soCI) @ 306AH-4 3 SOC PROBLEMS:RACE-HONORS TTH 1245P-0200P FH 251B DOUCET, JPREREQUISITE: STUDENTS OUTSIDE HONORS PROGRAM MAY REGISTER WITH PERMISSION OF THEHONORS DIRECTOR

aCCoUntIng (aCtg)4070 *424 -NT 3 SPECIAL TOPICS IN ACTG T 0600P-0900P FH 255B JOHNSON, BPREREQUISITE: ACTG 324 WITH A GRADE OF C OR HIGHER

NOTE: APPROVAL OF THE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS REQUIRED FOR ALL COURSES ABOVE 299.

BIoLogY (BIoL)5907 *104L -T HUMAN BIOLOGY LAB T 0430P-0720P LSF L201 STAFF5909 *104L -TH HUMAN BIOLOGY LAB TH 0430P-0720P LSF L201 STAFF5908 *104L -HM HUMAN BIOLOGY LAB M 0430P-0720P LSF L201 MAJORS, JDOES NOT COUNT TOWARD BIOLOGY MAJOR

5575 *115L -DW 1 LAB FOR BIOL SCIENCES I W 1030P-0120P MSB 222 HEWITT, S5577 *115L -HW 1 LAB FOR BIOL SCIENCES I W 0430P-0720P MSB 222 CAMPER, H6266 *115L -6T 1 LAB FOR BIOL SCIENCES I T 0430P-0720P MSB 222 CAMPER, HPREREQUISITE/COREQUISITE: BIOL 105

BUsIness (BUs)7452 *305 -MW 3 APPL STAT FOR ECON & BUS MW 0600P-0715P FH 250B STAFFPREREQUISITE: MATH 134

CHeMIstrY (CHeM)0842 *102L -NR GEN CHEM II LAB:INORG LB TH 0600P-0900P LSF L302 WILLIAMS, KPREREQUISITE: A GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN CHEM 101

5107 *499 -TB 1 CHEM SENIOR CAPSTONE T 0400P-0500P LSF L301 PETERSON, LPREREQUISITE: AT LEAST 24 HOURS IN CHEMISTRY

geograPHY (geog)4965 *101 -H 3 CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY MW 0400P-0515P FH 142A DOUGHTY, R4274 *101 -N 3 CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY MW 0600P-0715P FH 142A DOUGHTY, R

ManageMent InForMatIon sYsteMs (MIs)2488 *327 -MW 3 INFO SYSTEMS FUNDAMENTAL MW 0600P-0715P FH 250A STAFFPREREQUISITE: CS 150

MatHeMatICs (MatH)6515 *111S -6 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA II TTH 0430P-0545P LSF L405 GREENE, M6516 *111S -6X 3 COLLEGE ALGEBRA II TTH 0430P-0545P LSF L405 HYATT, VS=PROGRAMMED INSTRUCTION COURSE.PREREQUISITE: GRADE OF C OR HIGHER IN MATH 105 OR 110/110L OR PLACEMENT SCORES.

MUsIC (MU)NOTE: PAC=PERFORMING ARTS CENTER.RS=RECORDING STUDIO. PAC AND RS ARE LOCATED DOWNTOWN FLORENCE.STUDENTS ARE ADVISED TO NOT SCHEDULE COURSES ON MAIN AREA OF CAMPUS ONE HOUR BEFORE OR ONE HOUR AFTER A PAC OR RS COURSE TO ALLOW TRAVEL TIME.

0814 *140 -NT 1 CONCERT BAND T 0700P-1000P PAC 115 ROBERTS, TCONTACT INSTRUCTOR IMMEDIATELY AFTER PREREGISTRATION. NO MORE THAN 3 SEMESTER HOURS OFENSEMBLE MUSIC (MUSIC 100,120,125,130,140,150 AND/OR 160) MAY APPLY TOWARD GRADUATIONREQUIREMENTS FOR NON-MAJORS.

6159 *180 -MH 1 PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE MTH 0400P-0500P PAC A208 REEVES, RPREREQUISITE: AUDITION

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SECT. COURSE CR TITLE DAYS TIME ROOM INSTRUCTOR SECT. COURSE CR TITLE DAYS TIME ROOM INSTRUCTOR

NOTE: * = late afternoon or evening class; W = Writing Intensive Course; S = Programed Instruction Course

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PHYsICaL sCIenCe (PsCI)5841 *101L -NT PHYSICAL SCIENCE I LAB T 0400P-0700P LSF L105 WOODS, DPREREQUISITE: MATH 105, 110/110L, OR ELIGIBILITY TO TAKE MATH 111 OR 121

PoLItICaL sCIenCe (PoL)7010 *330 -NA 3 PERSPECTIVES ON POLICING MW 0600P-0715P FH 140A TUCKER, TPREREQUISITE: POL 101 OR 103

PsYCHoLogY (PsY)6333 *315 -NT 3 CHILD BEHAV:GROW & DEVEL W 0600P-0900P CEMC 208A DUNCAN, KPREREQUISITE: PSY 206 OR MAJOR IN EDUCATION OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT. MAY NOT BEAPPLIED TO GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS (SCIENCES)

7136 *332 -N1 3 THE PSY OF RELATIONSHIPS T 0600P-0900P CEMC 228A COWAN, SPREREQUISITE: PSY 206 OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

3843 *334 -NT 3 LIFE SPAN DEVELOPMENT T 0600P-0900P CEMC 228B SPELL, JPREREQUISITE: PSY 206 OR PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

0584 *498 -B 3 ACADEMIC INTERNSHIP, PSY M 0600P-0900P CEMC 217 HARPER, KPREREQUISITES: SENIOR STANDING AND ONE DEVELOPMENTAL CORE COURSE

sPeeCH (sPCo)5413 *101 -9 3 BASICS OF ORAL COMMUNICA MW 0400P-0515P CEMC 210 SANDERSON, C6763 *101 -T 3 BASICS OF ORAL COMMUNICA T 0600P-0900P CEMC 210 SANDERSON, C3158 *101 -TH 3 BASICS OF ORAL COMMUNICA TH 0600P-0900P CEMC 210 SANDERSON, C

gradUate CoUrsesSECT. COURSE CR TITLE DAYS TIME ROOM INSTRUCTOR SECT. COURSE CR TITLE DAYS TIME ROOM INSTRUCTOR

edUCatIon (edUC)7354 611 -0N 3 SOLV INST PROB USING TEC TBA TBA ON- LINE KAUR, D

6434 621 -ON 3 UNDERSTAND LEARN DIFFER TBA TBA ON- LINE RITTER, J

6175 622 -ON 3 ASSESS OF LEARN & BEHAV TBA TBA ON- LINE STURKIE, L

6593 624 -ON 3 BEHAV MGT OF STUD W/DISA TBA TBA ON- LINE MURPHY, M

7001 638 -ON 3 ASSESSMENT OF READING TBA ON- LINE MIDCALF, L

7002 639 -ON 1 PRACT:ASSESS OF READING TBA ON- LINE MIDCALF, L

7518 648 -ON 3 EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH TBA TBA ON- LINE KAUR, D

5718 760 -CC 3 EXCEPT:CHAR & LEGAL FOUN TBA TBA ON- LINE NIXON, C

3715 764 -ON 1 PRACTICUM:METH TEACH L/D TBA TBA ON- LINE FRIES, KPREREQUISITES/COREQUISITES:EDUC 761,763, AND PSY 663 OR PERMISSION OF THE SCHOOL OFEDUCATION. THIS COURSE REQUIRES A SLED CHECK TO BE TURNED IN BY JAN. 16, 2018.

4138 769 -S 3 CASE STUDY,SMALL/GROUP S 0900A-0600P CEMC 208B MURPHY, MPREREQUISITE:PERMISSION OF THE SCHOOL OF ED. COURSE OFFERED 5 SATURDAYS. REQUIRES SLEDCHECK TO BE TURNED IN BY JAN. 16, 2018. REQUIRED FOR THE MED PROGRAM. ALL REQUIRED COURSES FOR THE MAT LD PROGRAM WITH EXCEPTION OF ELECTIVES.

5824 770 -9 9 LEARN.DISABILITIES/INTER DAILY 0830A-0425P CEMC 225 MEETZE-HOLCOMBPREREQUISITES:ALL REQUIRED COURSES FOR THE MAT IN LEARNING DISABILITIES, EXCEPT EDUC 769AND PROGRAM ELECTIVES. COREQUISITE:EDUC 769

PHYsICIan assIstant (Pa)7489 717 -TB 4 GENERAL SURGERY CLERKSHI TBA TBA TBA TBA BETHLE, J

7490 718 -TB 4 ELECTIVE CLERKSHIP TBA TBA TBA TBA BETHLE, J

7482 710 -TB 4 FAMILY MEDICINE CLERKSHI TBA TBA TBA TBA BETHLE, J

7483 711 -TB 4 OBSTETRICS/GYN CLERKSHIP TBA TBA TBA TBA BETHLE, J

7484 712 -TB 4 PEDIATRICS CLERKSHIP TBA TBA TBA TBA BETHLE, J

7485 713 -TB 4 PSYCHIATRY CLERKSHIP TBA TBA TBA TBA BETHLE, J

7486 714 -TB 4 EMERGENCY MED CLERKSHIP TBA TBA TBA TBA BETHLE, J

7487 715 -TB 4 INTERN MED INPATIENT CLK TBA TBA TBA TBA BETHLE, J

7488 716 -TB 4 INTER MED OUTPATIENT CLK TBA TBA TBA TBA BETHLE, J

MBa (MBa)6427 710 -ON 3 BUSINESS ANALYTICS TBA TBA ON- LINE RAJAGOPALAN, H

6428 715 -ON 3 SYSTEMS DESIGN TBA TBA ON- LINE SHIN, Y

6430 730 -ON 3 LEADERSHIP & MANAGEMENT TBA TBA ON- LINE SETZLER, H

6429 745 -ON 3 STRATEGIC PLANNING TBA TBA ON- LINE DAVID, F

nUrsIng (aPrn)6923 501 -OL 3 ADV PRACTICE ROLE TBA ON- LINE PHILLIPS, T

7269 502 -OL 3 BIOSTATISTICS TBA TBA ON- LINE MUNN, A5886 504 -ON 3 HEALTH POLICY&LEADERSHIP TBA TBA ON- LINE HOPLA, DONE OUTSIDE LAB

6282 505 -ON 3 POPULATION HLTH & EPIDEM TBA TBA ON- LINE GEORGE, TRACY

5885 *601 -FW 3 ADV PATHOPHYSIOLOGY W 0500P-0800P CCHS 130 WEAVER, D

6345 604 -ON 3 TEACH & LEARN IN NURSING TBA TBA ON- LINE GITTINGS, K

6284 702 -ON 4 PRI CARE/INFT CHILD ADOL TBA TBA ON- LINE MULLER, A6948 702L -OE PR CARE/INFT/CHLD/AD LAB TBA TBA ON- LINE STAFF6526 702L -OL PR CARE/INFT/CHLD/AD LAB TBA TBA ON- LINE STAFF6525 702L -ON PR CARE/INFT/CHLD/AD LAB TBA TBA ON- LINE STAFF7332 702L -O3 PR CARE/INFT/CHLD/AD LAB TBA TBA ON- LINE STAFF

6524 703 -ON 2 PRIMARY CARE OF WOMEN TBA TBA ON- LINE HOPLA, D6528 703L -OL PRIMARY CARE/WOMEN LAB TBA TBA ON- LINE STAFF6527 703L -ON PRIMARY CARE/WOMEN LAB TBA TBA ON- LINE STAFF6907 703L -O2 PRIMARY CARE/WOMEN LAB TBA TBA ON- LINE STAFF7334 703L -O4 PRIMARY CARE/WOMEN LAB TBA TBA ON- LINE STAFF

6285 708 -ON 3 ACADEMIC PRACTICUM TBA TBA ON- LINE BROGDON, R

6748 713 -ON 3 EXECUTIVE PRACTICUM TBA TBA ON- LINE MULLER, A

PsYCHoLogY (PsY)1864 *600B -NW 1 PSY ASSESSMENT PRACTICUM W 0600P-0700P CEMC 234B ASTARY, S2542 *600B -TB 1 PSY ASSESSMENT PRACTICUM TBA 0400P-0500P CCHS 114 JAMES, E1862 600B -T1 1 PSY ASSESSMENT PRACTICUM TBA TBA TBA TBA SMITH, S1861 *600C -NM 1 PSY INTERVENTION PRACT M 0430P-0525P CEMC 208A TABER, T1860 *600C -TB 1 PSY INTERVENTION PRACT TBA 0400P-0500P CCHS 121 MURPHY, R4971 *600C -NT 1 PSY INTERVENTION PRACT T 0530P-0700P CEMC 208A KAHN, D

4336 604 -NM 3 BEHAVIORAL ASSESSMENT M 0300P-0600P CEMC 208A TABER, TMUST BE CONCURRENTLY ENROLLED IN PSY 600C-NW, PSYCHOLOGICAL INTERVENTION PRACTICUM

4337 616 -NW 3 PSYCHOEDUCATIONAL ASSESS W 0300P-0600P CEMC 234B ASTARY, SPREREQUISITES:PSY 606 AND PSY 615. MUST BE CONCURRENTLY ENROLLED IN PSY 600B-NT PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT PRACTICUM.

0591 *620 -NT 3 PSYCHOPATHOLOGY T 0530P-0830P CCHS 111 LAWSON, R

4335 630 -NW 3 PSY ASSESSMENT:INT/ACHIE W 0100P-0400P CCHS 114 JAMES, EPREREQUISITE:FOR CLINICAL/COUNSELING STUDENTS: PSY 610:MUST BE CONCURRENTLY ENROLLED INPSY 600B-TB, PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT PRACTICUM.

1465 631 -6 3 PSY ASSESS:PER/PSYCHOPAT W 0900A-1200P CCHS 111 SMITH, SMUST BE CONCURRENTLY ENROLLED IN PSY 600B-T1. PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT PRACTICUM.PREREQUISITES:PSY 610, 630

0593 632 -NM 3 QUANTITATIVE PSY M 0100P-0400P CEMC 234B HAGGARD, MPREREQUISITE: PSY 302 OR EQUIVALENT

6786 *633 -NR 3 GROUP COUN/PSYCHOTHERAPY TH 0530P-0830P CCHS 111 KAHN, DPREREQUISITE: PSY 610. MUST BE CONCURRENTLY ENROLLED IN PSY 600C-NT, PSYCHOLOGICALINTERVENTION PRACTICUM

0594 636 -NR 3 INDIV COUN& PSYCHOTHERAP TH 0100P-0400P CCHS 121 MURPHY, RPREREQUISITE: PSY 610,630 PREREQUISITE/COREQUISITE: 631. MUST BE CONCURRENTLY ENROLLED IN PSY 600C-TB, PSYCHOLOGICAL INTERVENTION PRACTICUM.

7137 649 -NT 3 PSYCHOL CONSLT SCH&AGENC T 0300P-0600P CEMC 109 BROUGHTON, SPREREQUISITE: PSY 636 OR PSY 638. MUST BE CONCURRENTLY ENROLLED IN PSY 600D-TBPSYCHOLOGICAL CONSULTATION PRACTICUM.

5095 700C -NT 1 ADV PSY INTERVEN.PRACTIC M TBA RCC 117 HILL-CHAPMAN5027 700D -TB 1 ADV.PSYCH.CONSULT.PRACTI T TBA TBA TBA BROUGHTON, S5028 700E -M 1 ADV.PRE.INTERSHIP.PRACTI TBA 1100A-1200P RCC 117 HILL-CHAPMAN

4338 714 -NT 3 CHILD/ADOLESCENT COUNSEL M 0800A-1100A RCC 119 HILL-CHAPMANMUST BE CONCURRENTLY ENROLLED IN PSY 700C-NM, PSYCHOLOGICAL INTERVENTION PRACTICUM

7439 774 -T 3 ASSESS/INTERV: NUMERACY T 1000A-0100P RCC 119 BROUGHTON, S

4735 799S -F 3 INTERNSHIP: SCHOOL PSY F 0900A-1200P CCHS 114 HILL-CHAPMAN

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