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University of Hawaii Bulletin
3 58 FH '69 Preliminary Announcement
1969SUMMER SESSION
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UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII BULLETIN
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VOLUME XLVIII December 1968 Number 1
The University of Hawaii Bulletin is published in December, March, May, andJune at the University of Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii, U.S.A. Entered as secondclass matter at the Post Office at Honolulu, Hawaii, November 14, 1921, under Actof Congress of August 24, 1912.
FIRST TERM (June 16.July 25)
AGRICULTURAL, TROPICAL
Agriculture (AG)
299 Agricultural Practice (arr.)399 Agricultural Thesis (arr.)
Agricultural Economics (AEc)
399 Directed Study (arr.)699 Directed Research (arr.)
Agricultural Engineering (AE)
699 Directed Research (arr.)
Agronomy (Agron)
699 Directed Research (arr.)700 Directed Research (arr.)
Animal Sciences (An Sc)
341 Livestock Management (3)699 Directed Research (arr.)800 Thesis (arr.)
Entomology (Ento)
399 Directed Research (arr.)699 Directed Research (arr.)
Food Science (Fd Sc)
699 Directed Research (arr.)799 Directed Research (arr.)
Horticulture (Hort)
699 Directed Research (arr.)
Plant Pathology (PPath).... 605 Clinical Plant Pathology (3)
699 Directed Research (arr.)
207 Photography "A" (3)208 Photography "B" (3)213 Figure Drawing (3)217 Printmaking (3)223 Painting "A" (3)230 Textile Design238 Weaving (3)243 Ceramics "A" (3)244 Ceramics "B" (3)253 Sculpture (3)254 Intermediate Sculpture (3)265 Advanced Visual Design (3)266 Advanced Visual Design (3)270 Aspects of European and
American Art (3)280 Aspects of Asian Art (3)330 Textile Design (3)362 Letter Forms391 Art of South Asia (3)471 Study Tour to Europe and Turkey (3)630 Textile Design (3)646 Ceramics (3)
ARCHITECTURE (Arch)
400 Special Projects in Architecture (var.)
ASIAN AND PACIFIC
AP 690 Directed Reading (arr.)
BOTANY (Bot)
105 Ethnobotany (3)160 Identification of Tropical Plants (2)181 Plant Life of the Sea (4)399 Botanical Problems (arr.)699 Directed Research (arr.)799 Directed Research (arr.)
AMERICAN STUDIES (Am St)
485 Contemporary American Society (3)
Soil Science (Soils)
699 Directed Research (arr.)799 Directed Research (arr.)
*12-week courses
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Accounting (Ace)
201 Elementary Accounting (3)202 Elementary Accounting (3)301 Intermediate Accounting (3)315 Cost Accounting (3)325 Income Taxes (3)761 Advanced Cost and Controllership (3)
Business (Bus)
610 Economic Analysis for Business (3)620 Accounting (3)640 Personnel and Industrial Relations (3)
*745 Business Policy (3)
Business Analysis and Statistics (BAS)
111 Applied Mathematics (3)301 Business Statistics I (3)302 Business Statistics II (3)321 Introduction to Quantitative
Analysis (3)
Introduction to the Visual Arts (3)Elementary Studio-Ceramics (3)Elementary Studio-Sculpture (3)Elementary Studio-Drawing andPainting (3)Introductory Studio "A" (3)Introductory Studio "B" (3)Introductory Studio "c" (3)Introductory Studio "0" (3)
113114115116
ANTHROPOLOGY (Anth}
150 Introduction to Anthropology (3)200 Cultural Anthropology (3)230 Social Anthropology (2)520-521 Archeological Techniques (3-3)
ART
101105106108
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Busines. Economics (BEe)303 Money, Credit and the Capital
Market (3)341 Managerial Economics I (3)342 Managerial Economics " (3)375 Business Enterprise and Public
Policies (3)
Finance (Fin)300 Business Finance (3)
Management (Mgt)300 Principles of Management (3)321 Operations Management I (3)322 Operations Management " (3)
*720 Organization Theory and Practice (3)
Mlrleeting (Mkt)331 Advertising Management (3)341 Retailing Management (3)
TRAVEL INDUSTRY MANAGEMENT
Real Eatat. (RE)300 Real Estate Fundamentals (3)
Trlnsport.tion (Trana)351 Passenger Transportation (3)Traval Industry Mlnlglmlnt (TIM)321 Tourism Principles I-Abroad (3)
CHEMISTRY (Chem)114 General Chemistry (3)116 General Chemistry Laboratory (1).33 Elementary Quantitative Analysis (2)134 Elementary Quantitative Analysis
Laboratory (2)243 Organic Chemistry (3)245 Organic Chemistry Laboratory (1)399 Directed Research (arr.)799 Directed Research (arr.)
CHINESE (Chin)111 Intensive Elementary Chinese (6)201 Intermediate Chinese (4)301 Third·Lovel Chinese (3)303 Accelerated Third-Level Chinese (6)361 Chinese Literature in Translatlon-
Traditional (3)401 Fourth·Level Chinese (3)435 Introdvctory Classical Chinese (3)451 Structure of Chinese (3)
DRAMA (Drlml)160 Introduction to Drama and Theatre (3)250 Theatre Workshop (3)299 Theatre Practice: Make-Up (3)321 Acting (3)322 Acting (3)370 Creative Dramatics (3)372 Drama in Performance (3)381 Dance Techniques (3)
*12-week courses
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382 Dance Techniques (3)384 Ballet (3)
Section 1: BeginningSection 2: Advanced
464 Oriental Drama and Theatre (3)476 Puppetry (3)570 The Japanese Theatre (3)660 Theories of the Theatre (3)
DUTCH311-312 Reading, Comprehension, and
Speaking Skills (6)
ECONOMICS (Econ)120 Introduction to Economics (3)150 Principles of Economics (3)151 Principles of Economics (3)300 Intermediate Economic Theory:
National Income (3)301 Intermediate Economic Theory:
Price Theory (3)310 Economic Development (3)321 Elementary Statistics (3)340 Money and Banking (3)405 Comparative Economic System. (3)440 Monetary Theory and Policy (3)450 Public Finance (3)461 International Finance (3)601 Microeconomic Theory (3)660 Internatlonel Trade Theory (3)
EDUCATIONCurriculum and Instruction (Ed CI)CI 312( 5) Foundations In Curriculum end
Instruction: ElementaryEducation (3)
CI 312(10) Foundations In Curriculum endInstruction: SecondaryEducation (3)
CI 319 Children's Literature (2)CI 320 Language Arts, Elementary (2)CI 321 Reeding, Elementary (2)CI 322 Social Studies, Elementary (2)CI 323 Science, Elementary (2)CI 324 Mathematics, Elementary (2)CI 326 Creative Art, Elementary (2)CI 439 The Business Education
Curriculum (3)CI 441 Education of the Slow
leerners (3)CI 442 Curriculum Development and
Instruction for the SlowLearners (3)
CI 460 Distributive Education (3)CI 520( 5) Supervision of Student Teachlngl
Elementary Education (3)CI 520(10) Supervision of Student Teaching:
Secondary Education (3)CI 527 Methods and Materials for the
Study of Hawaii (3)CI 540(12) Practlcum in Curriculum
Development: Reading (2)
Educational Foundations (Ed EF)
Health and Physical Education (HPE)
HPE 103 Swimming: Beginning (1)HPE 104 Swimming: Intermediate (1)HPE 107 Tennis: Beginning (1)HPE 110 Golf: Beginning (1)HPE 111 Golf: Advanced (1)HPE 124 Dances of Hawaii (1)HPE 154 Tumbling and Rebound
Tumbling (1)
Educational Psychology (Ed EP)
EP 311 Psychological Foundations (3)EP 404 Education of Exceptional
Children (3)EP 405 The Mentally Retarded (3)EP 408 The Emotionally Disturbed Child (3)EP 409 Culturally and Economically
Disadvantaged Pupil (3)EP 416 Tests and Measurements (3)EP 429 Introductory Statistics (3)EP 432 Human Motivation and
Education(3)EP 601 Guidance in the School (3)EP 602 Elementary School Guidance (3)EP 604 Occupational Information in
Guidance (3)EP 605 Problems of School Adjustment (3)EP 609 Tests and Inventories in
Guidance (3)EP 629 Educational Statistics (3)EP 672 Advanced Educational Psychology:
Learning (3)EP 673 Advanced Educational Psychology:
Psycho-Social Development (3)EP 699 Directed Reading and! or
Research (arr.)Ep· 701(3) Seminar in Guidance:
Counseling (3)EP 701(7) Seminar in Guidance: Group
Procedures (3)EP 702 Group Guidance (3)EP 768(4) Seminar in Educational
Psychology: Research andStatistics (3)
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CI 540(12) Practicum in CurriculumDevelopment: Reading (2)
(Special enrollment, StateDepartment of Education)
CI 619 Children's Literature in theElementary Curriculum (3)
CI 620 Teaching Reading in theElementary School (3)
CI 621 Modern Language Arts Program,Elementary (3)
CI 622 Elementary School Curriculum (3)CI 623 The Elementary Science
Curriculum (3)CI 624 The Elementary Mathematics
Curriculum (3)CI 625 The Elementary Social Studies
Curriculum (3)CI 626 Art in Elementary Education (3)CI 636 Secondary School Curriculum (3)CI 640( 8) Seminar in Teaching Fields:
Reading (3) (Special enrollment,State Department of Education)
CI 646 Rearding Difficulties (3)(Special enrollment, StateDepartment of Education)
CI 657 Community College (3)(Identical with Ed EF 657)
CI 722 Seminar in Elementary CurriculumFoundations (3)
CI 733 Seminar in Curriculum,Secondary (3)
Educational Administration (Ed EA)
EA 610 School-Community Relations (3)EA 620 School Finance (3)EA 623 Administrative Problems in
Physical Education (3)(Identical with HPE 623)
EA 640 Systems Analysis in Education (3)EA 660 School Plant (3)EA 680 School Organization (3)EA 685 Educational Administration:
Theory and Principles (3)EA 699 Directed Reading and! or
Research (arr.)EA 700 Research Seminar in Educational
Administration (3)EA 770 Seminar in School Supervision (3)EA 780( 1 ) Seminar in Educational
Administration: Elementary (3)EA 780( 6) Seminar in Educational
Administration: CommunityCollege (3)
Educational Communications (Ed EC)
EC 314 Audio-Visual Techniques (2)EC 614 Audio-Visual Media Systems (3)EC 620 Introduction to Instructional
Materials Production (3)EC 630 Television in Education (3)
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EF 310
EF 409
EF 445EF 498EF 650
EF 651EF 657
EF 660EF 683EF 768
Foundations of AmericanEducation (3)Culturally and EconomicallyDisadvantaged Pupil (3)Educational Sociology (3)History of Education in Hawaii (3)Historical Foundations of WesternEducation (3)History of American Education (3)The Community College (3)(Identical with Ed CI 657)Philosophy of Education (3)Social Foundations of Education (3)Seminar in Problems inEducation (2)
HPE 160 Judo (1)HPE 162 Karate (1)HPE 163 T'ai Chi Ch'uan (1)HPE 190 Modern Health: Personal (1)HPE 231 Methods and Materials in
Health Education (2)HPE 233 Physical Education:
Elementary (3)HPE 302 School's Role in Community
Health (2)HPE 454 Physiology in Physical
Education (3)HPE 574 Assessment of Physical
Fitness (3)HPE 603 Scientific Foundations of
Physlcel Education (3)HPE 623 Administrative Problems in
Physical Education (3)(Identical with Ed EA 623)
ENGINEERING
Civil Engineoring (CE)270 Applied Mechanics I (3)320 Fluid Mechanics I (3)699 Directed Research (arr.)800 Thesis Research (arr.)
Electrical Engineering (EE)303 Electrical Science (3)311 Circuit Theory (3)
General Engineering (GE)61 Graphical Communication (1)251 Digital Computer Programming (2)
Mechanical Engineering (ME)311 Thermodynamics (3)371 Mechanics of Solids (3)418 Turbomachinery (3)
ENGLISH (Eng)101 expository Writing (3)102 Expository Writing (3)251 British and American literature (3)252 British and American literature (3)253 World literature (3)254 World literature (3)255 Types of literature (3)256 Types of Literature (3)309 Written Communication (3)315 Advanced Expository Writing (3)320 Introduction to Language (3)331 Introduction to Poetry (3)335 Backgrounds of World literature (3)336 Introduction to literary Problems (3)401 Modern English Grammar (3)402 History of the English language (3)433 20th·Century British Novel (3)445 Shakespeare (3)446 Shakespeare(3)448 The English Novel (3)453 16th-Century English literature (3)
458 18th·Century Eng Iish literature (3) ..461 Romantic Movement (3)471 American literature (3)472 American literature (3)476 20th-Century American Novel (3)479 Studies in American literature (3)480 literature of the Pacific (3)483 Modern Dramatic literature (3)484 Modern Dramatic literature (3)487 20th-Century British and American ..
Poetry (3)638 History of literary Criticism (3)660 Malor Authors (3)775 Seminar In English Literature (3) 1785 Seminar In American literature (3)
ENGLISH LANGUAGE INSTITUTE (ELI)~
60 Basic Oral English for ForeignStudents (0)
70 Intermediate Basic Oral English forForeign Students (0)
~80 Advanced Oral English for Foreign
Students (0)61 English Structure for Foreign
Students (0)71 Intermediate English Structure for .,.
Foreign Students (0)181 Advanced English Structure for
Foreign Students (1)62 Reading Program for Foreign )0
Students (0)72 Intermediate Reading Program for
Foreign Students (0)63 Writing Program for Foreign
Students (0)73 Intermediate Writing Program for ...
Foreign Students (0)183 Advanced Writing Program for
Foreign Students (2)All Ell classes will meet dally for ten weeks. ..
FRENCH (Fr)
101 Elementary French (4)102 Elementary French (4) ~201 Intermediate French (3)202 Intermediate French (3)301 Phonetics and Pronunciation
Practice (3)"311 Advanced Conversation and
Composition (3)331 Survey of French literature (3)361 French Civilization (3)
GEOGRAPHY (Geog)
101 Elements of Physical Geography (3)102 World Regional Geography (3)151 Economic Geography (3)300 Introduction to Climatology (3)335 Political Geography (3)
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• 348 Geography of Europe (3)352 Geography of Japan (3)~61 Geography of Australia and
New Zealand (2)• 365 Geography of the Pacific (3)
421 Urban Geography (3)700(1) Sem. Human Ecology (3)700(2) Sem. Contemporary Urban
.,.. Social Geography (3)
GERMAN (Ger)
101 Elementary German (4)102 Elementary German (4)106 German for Reading Proficiency (3)201 Intermediate German (3)
~ 202 Intermediate German (3)
HAWAIIAN (Haw)
101 Elementary Hawaiian (3)201 Intermediate Hawaiian (3)
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HINDI (Hindi)
101 Elementary Hindi (3)
HISTORY (Hist)
151 World Civilization (3)152 World Civilization (3)281 Introduction to American History (3)..- 403 History of South India (3)407 East Asia to the Mid-19th Century (3)409 History of China to 1600 (3)411 Problems of 19th and 20th Century.. China (3)413 History of Pre-Modern Japan (3)414 History of Modern Japan (3)424 History of the Hawaiian Islands (3)
-t 449 History of Russia to Mid-19thCentury (3)
457 The Russian Revolution (3)461 Colonial America to 1790 (3)464 The Transformation of America:
U.S. History 1877-1920 (3)477 Economic History of the
United States (3)
~482 American Thought and Culture (3)491 History of Africa (3)601 Seminar in Historical Method (3)611 Seminar in European History (3)631 Advanced Problems and Reading in
American History (3)635 The Colonial Period in American
History (3)665 Seminar in Japanese History (3)
... 691 Seminar in African History (3)
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HOME ECONOMICS
Fashion Design, Textiles and Merchandising(FDM)
111 Aesthetics of Clothing (3)125 Fashion Analysis (3)329 Fashion Field Experience (2)416 Costumes of Northeast Asia (3)
Food and Nutritional Sciences (FN)
377 (HE 210) Institut~ on Foods of thePacific (3)
499 Directed Reading and Research (arr.)
Nutrition (Nutr)
699 Directed Reading and Research (arr.)
Food Service Administration (FSA)
283 Classical Food and BeverageManagement (3)
INDONESIAN (Ind)
111 Intensive Elementary Indonesian (6)112 Intensive Intermediate Indonesian (6)
JAPANESE (Jap)
101 Elementary Japanese (3)111 Intensive Elementary Japanese (6)201 Intermediate Japanese (4)301 Third-Level Japanese (3)303 Accelerated Third-Level Japanese (6)361 Japanese Literature in Translation-
Traditional (3)401 Fourth-Level Japanese (3)451 Structure of Japanese (3)
KOREAN (Kor)
111 Intensive Elementary Korean (6)
LIBRARY STUDIES (LS)
lst 3·week period-June 16.July 4
601 Bibliography and ReferenceSources (3)
605 Cataloging and Classification (3)615 Building Library Collections (3)665 Special Libraries (3)682 Reading Materials for Youth (3)705 Asian Reference Sources (3)
2nel 3·week perloel-July 7·25
602 Advanced Reference Sources (3)610 Social Functions of libraries (3)650 Administration of Libraries (3)678 Reader Services (3)681 Reading Materials for Children (3)701 Administration of libraries In Asia (3)
LINGUISTICS (Ling)
102 Introduction to the Studyof Language (3)
320 General Linguistics (3)750 Seminar (3)
MATHEMATICS (Math)
100 Survey of Mathematics (3)111 Introduction to Mathematici (3)201 Finite Mathematics (3)
(June 16-August 22, 1969)
134 PreoCalculus Mathematics (4)205 Calculus I (4)206 Calculus" (4)231 Multi-Variable Calculus (3)232 Ordinary Differential Equations (3)311 Linear Algebra (3)412 Abstract Algebra (3)471 Probability (3)
MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY (MT)
466 Internship (4)
MICROBIOLOGY (Micro)
130 General Bacteriology (3)351 Procaryotic Biology (3)632 Advanced Microbial PhYliology (3)699 Directed Research (arr.)800 Thesia Research (arr.)
MUSIC (MuI)
140 Recreational Music (2)160(1) Introdllction to Music Literature (3)
(2) Introduction to Music Literature (3)170 Music in World Culture (3)180 Fundamentals of Western Music (3)364 Topics in Contemporary Music (2)401(82) Ensemble: Contemporary (1)
(98) Ensemble: Oceanic (1)402 University Concert Choir (1)409 University Concert Band (1)456 Institute on Asian Music in Music
Education (3) (July 8·25)464 Twentieth Century Music (2)467 Studies in Current Musical Styles (2)497 Symposium in Music Composition (2)
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519 Music Theory for ElementaryTeachers (3)
651 Foundations in Music Education (2)
Applieel MUlic
121 Class Voice (1)125 Elementary Piano Class (1)127(79) Asian Instruments Class: Koto (1)131, 231 Individual Instruction (1)
(11) Voice, (21) Piano, (41) Flute (permission required), (42) Oboe, (43) Clar'inet, (44) Bassoon, (45) Saxophone,(61) Percussion, (71) Koto, (72) Shamlsen, (78) Indian Singing, (79) Hawaiian Chant, (91) Japanese Dance, (94)Korean Dance, (95) Oklnawan Dance,(96) Philippine Dance
431 Individual Instruction (1)(11), (21), (41), (42), (43), (44), (45),(61), (71), (72), (79), (91), (94), (95),(96)
NURSING (N)
425 Nursing Leadership I (6)
OCEANOGRAPHY (Ocean)
201 Science of the Sea (3)699 Directed Research (arr.)800 Thesis Research (arr.)
PHILOSOPHY (Phil)
100 Introduction to Philosophy (3)200 History of Philosophy (3)210 Introduction to Logic (3)306 Continental Rationalism (3)310 Twentieth Century Philosophy (3)417 Epistemology (3)425 Philosophy in Literature (3)450 Indian Philosophy (3)460 Buddhist Philosophy (3)470 Chinese Philosophy (3)662 Zen (Ch'en) Philosophy (3)700 Individual Western Philosophers (3)
(Heidegger)750 Seminar In Indian Philosophy (3)770 Seminar In Chinese Philosophy (3)780 Seminar in Comparative Philosophy
PHOTOGRAPHY (Photo)
100 Principles of Photography (2)200 Experimental Photography (2)
PHYSICS (Phys)
100 Survey of Physics (3)110 Astronomy (3)161 College Physics (4)170 General Physics I (4)
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• 171 General Physics Lab I (1)272 General Physics II (3)274 General Physics III (3)
PHYSIOLOGY (Physl)
699 Directed Research. (arr.)800 Thesis Research (arr.)
,..POLITICAL SCIENCE (PoiSe)
110 Introduction to Political Science (3)210 American Government Core (3)300 Political Thought Core (3)301 Politica I Thought Core (3)320 International Relations Core (3)330 Politics Core (3)
~ 341 Comparative Government andPolitics Core (3)
345 Government & Politics of S & SEAsia (3)
600 Scope and Methods of Political~
Science (3)602 Research Practicum (3)
PSYCHOLOGY (Psy)
100 Survey of Psychology (3)113 Statistical Techniques (3)214 Learning and Motivation (3)216 Individual Differences and
Measurement (3)320 Developmental Psychology (3)321 Psychology of Persona Iity (3)322 Social Psychology (3)424 Abnormal Psychology (3)428 Social Development of Children (3)
.. 435 Psychology of the Unconscious (3)665 Cross-Cultural Psychology (3)676 Behavior Assessment (Projective
Techniques) (3)700( 6) Seminar: Psychology of
Creativity (3)700(10) Seminar: Clinical (3)
PUBLIC HEALTH (PH)
649 Family Planning in Theory andPractice (2)
765 Advanced Seminar in Special PublicHealth Education Problems (2)
791 Advanced Public Health Practice( 3) "Environmental Sanitation" (3)( 4) "Epidemiology" (3)( 7) "Maternal and Child Health" (3)(12) "Public Health Education" (3)(14) "Public Health Laboratory" (3)
792 Seminar in Public Health(4) "Epidemiology" (1.5)(7) "Maternal and Child Health" (1-5)(14) "Public Health Laboratory" (1·5)
799 Directed Reading and Research (var.)800 Thesis Research (var.)
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RELIGION (Rei)
151 Meaning of Existence (3)201 Understanding the New Testament (3)250 The Living Religions of Hawaii (2)484 Asian Religions and Social Change (3)
RUSSIAN (Rus)
101 Elementary Russian (4)201 Intermediate Russian (3)
SOCIAL SCIENCES (SoeSe)
301 Man in Society (3)
SOCIOLOGY (Soc)
151 Introduction to the Study of Society (3)201 Principles of Sociology (3)340 Social Control (3)355 Criminology (3)360 Personality and Culture (3)370 Social Change (3)416 The Urban Community (3)426 People and Institutions of Japan (3)441 The Family (3)445 Sociology of Education (3)449 Social Stratification (3)450 Race and Culture Contacts in Hawaii (3)455 Juvenile Delinquency (3)470 Collective Behavior and Social
Movements (3)491 Sociological Theory (3)714 Seminar in the Design of Social
Research (3)740 Seminar in Juvenile Delinquency and
Criminal Behavior (3)
SPANISH (Span)
101 Elementary Spanish (4)102 Elementary Spanish (4)201 Intermediate Spanish (4)202 Intermediate Spanish (4)300 Oral Spanish for Teachers (3)303 Advanced Grammar and
Composition (3)330 Phonetics and Pronunciation
Practice (2)490 Hispano-Philippine Literature (2)697 Seminar in Spanish American Essay (3)
SPEECH (Sp)
101 Speech·Communication Processes (3)145 Expository and Persuasive Speaking (3)211 General Phonology (3)
221 Speech·Communicatlon In theManagement of Learning (3)
231 Reading Aloud (3)251 Public Speaking (3)333 Storytelling (2)352 Group Speech·Communicatlon (3)434 Advanced Interpretative Reading (3)469 World Broadcasting (3)489 The Rhetoric of Dissent (3)
SPEECH PATHOLOGY AND AUDIOLOGY(SPA)
300 Introduction to Speech Correction (3)301 Introduction to Audiology (3)410 Practlcum in Speech Pathology (1-2)411 Practicum In Audiology (1-2)800 Thesis Research (8)
TAGALOG (Tag)
111 Intensive Elementary Tagalog (6)
THAI (Thai)
111 Intensive Elementary Thai (6)112 Intensive Intermediate Thai (6)
VIETNAMESE (Viet)
111 Intensive Elementary Vietnamese (6)112 Intensive Intermediate
Vietnamese (6)
ZOOLOGY (Zool)
420 Embryology (4)
SECOND TERM (July 28-September 5)
AGRICULTURE, TROPICAL
Agriculture (AG)
299 Agricultural Practice (arr.)399 Agricultural Thesis (arr.)510 Agricultural Education (3)
Agriculturlll Economics (AEc)
399 Directed Study (arr.)699 Directed Rosearch (arr.)
Agricultural Engineering (AE)
699 Directed Research (arr.)
Agronomy (Apron)
699 Direded Research (arr.)
Animal Sciences (An Sc)
699 Directed Research (arr.)800 Research (arr.)
Entomology (Ento)
399 Directed Research (arr.)699 Directed Research (arr.)
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Food Science (Fd Sc)
699 Directed Research (arr.)799 Directed Research (arr.)
Horticulture (Hort)
699 Directed Research (arr.)
Plant Pathology (PPath)
699 Directed Research (arr.)
Soil Science (Soils)
699 Directed Research (arr.)799 Directed Research (arr.)
AMERICAN STUDIES (Am St)
475 American Taste (3)490 Special Topics (3)
ANTHROPOLOGY (Anth)
150 Introduction to Anthropology (3)520-521 Archeological Techniques (3·3)
CI 319CI 320CI 321CI 325
ART
106 Elementary Studio-Sculpture (3)253 Sculpture (3)254 Intermediate Sculpture (3)
ASIAN AND PACIFIC
AP 690 Directed Reading (arr.)
BOTANY (Bot)
399 Botanical Problems (arr.)699 Directed Research (arr.)799 Directed Research (arr.)
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Accounting (Ace)
201 Elementary Accounting (3)202 Elementary Accounting (3)302 Intermediate Accounting (3)350 Advanced Accounting (3)
Business (Bus)
605 Behavioral Science for Business (3)615 Quantitative Methods for Business (3)625 Administration (3)630 Finance (3)
Business Analysis and Statistics (BAS)
111 Applied Mathematic (3)301 Business Statistics I (3)302 Business Statistics /I (3)315 Electronic Data Processing for
Business (3)
Business Economics (BEe)
342 Managerial Economics II (3)361 Foreign Trade and American
Industry (3)792 Current Economic Problems (3)
Finance (Fin)
702 The Financial System (3)
Law (Law)
300 Business Law (3)
Management (Mgt)
341 Human Factors in Management (3)345 Business Policy (3)
Marketing (Mkt)
300 Principles of Marketing (3)315 Marketing Management (3)
Personnel and Industrial Relations (P1R)300 Personnel and Labor Relations (3)
Travel Industry Management (TIM)301 Hotel Management PrincipJes (3)
CHEMISTRY (Chem)
399 Directed Research (arr.)799 Directed Research (arr.)
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CHINESE (Chin)
112 Intensive Intermediate Chinese (6)202 Intermediate Chinese (4)302 Third-Level Chinese (3)362 Chinese Literature in Translation-
Modern (3)402 Fourth-Level Chinese (3)404 Accelerated Fourth-Level Chinese (6)436 Introductory Classical Chinese (3)452 Structure of Chinese (3)
ECONOMiCS (Econ)
120 Introduction to Economics (3)150 Principles of Economics (3)151 Principles of Economics (3)300 Intermediate Economic Theory:
National Income (3)301 Intermediate Economic Theory:
Price Theory (3)321 Elementary Statistics (3)400 Growth and Fluctuations (3)421 Statistical Methods in Economic
Analysis (3)424 Econometrics (3)460 International Trade Theory (3)462 International Economic Policy (3)600 Macroeconomic Theory (3)624 Econometrics I (3)699 Directed Research (var.)710 Seminar in Economic Development (3)
EDUCATION
Curriculum and Instruction (Ed CI)
CI 312( 5) Foundations in Curriculum andInstruction: ElementaryEducation (3)
CI 312(10) Foundations in Curriculum andInstruction: SecondaryEducation (3)
Children's Literature (2)Language Arts, Elementary (2)Reading, Elementary (2)Trends in the Teaching ofElementary Mathematics (2)
CI 329 Creative Expression in ElementaryEducation (3)
CI 331 Teaching of Reading inIntermediate and High School (2)
CI 345 literature for Adolescents (2)CI 620 Teaching Reading in the
Elementary School (3)CI 629 Curriculum Development in
Creative Expression (3)
CI 634 Extraclass Activities In Secondaryschools (2)
CI 643 Public School Curriculum forPhysical Education (3)
(Identical with HPE 643)
Educational Foundations (Ed EF)
EF 310 Foundations of AmericanEducation (3)
Educational Psychology (Ed EP)
EP 408 The Emotionally DisturbedChild (3)
EP 416 Tests and Measurements (3)EP 601 Guidance in the School (3)EP 605 Problems of Sctiool
Adlustment (3)EP 730 Computer Applications and
Studies of Human Behavior (6)Health and Physical Education (HPE)
HPE 103 Swimming: Beginning (1)HPE 107 Tennis: Beginning (1)HPE 123 Folk and National Dances (1)HPE 162 Karate (1)HPE 211 Methods and Materials of
Aquatics and Life Saving (2)HPE 232 Safety Procedures and First
Aid (2)HPE 233 Physical Education:
Elementary (3)HPE 401 Current Trends in Health (3)HPE 533 Physical Education and Child
Development (3)HPE 643 Public School Curriculum for
Physical Education (3)(Identical with Ed CI 643)
ENGINEERINGCivil Enginoering (CE)
271 Applied Mechanics II (3)370 Mechanics of Materials I (4)699 Directed Research (arr.)800 Thesis Research (arr.)
ENGLISH (Eng)
101 Expository Writing (3)102 Expository Writing (3)251 British and American Literature (3)253 World Literature (3)255 Types of literature (3)309 Written Communication (3)331 Introduction to Poetry (3)446 Shakesp3are (3)471 American literature (3)775 Seminar in English literature (3)
FRENCH (Fr)
102 Elementary French (4)202 Intermediate French (3)312 Advanced Conversation and
Composition (3)332 Survey of French literature (3)
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GEOGRAPHY (Geog)
101 Elements of Physical Geography (3)151 Economic Geography (3)326 Conservation and Utilization of
Natural Resources (3)335 Political Geography (3)356 Geography of Southeast Asia (3)368 Geography of HawaII (3)
GERMAN (Ger)
101 Elementary German (4)102 Elementary German (4)201 Intermediate German (3)202 Intermediate German (3)
HAWAIIAN (Haw)
102 Elementary HawaIIan (3)202 Intermediate HawaIIan (3)
HINDI (Hindi)
102 Elementary Hindi (3)
HISTORY (Hist)
151 World Civilization (3)152 World Civilization (3)282 Introduction to American History (3)407 History of Indonelia (3)408 Modern East Asia (3)410 History of China since 1600 (3)438 The French Revolution (3)450 History of Modern Russia (3)462 The Young Republic: U.S. History
1789·1841 (3)466 America and World Leadership:
The U.S. Since 1941 (3)602 Seminar in Historiography (3)640 Seminar in Amorlcan Social and
Intellectual History (3)655 Seminar in the History of Island
Southeast Asia (3)
HOME ECONOMICS
Food and Nutritional Sciencos (FN)499 Directed Reading end Research (arr.)Nutrition ~Nutr)
699 Directed Reading and Research(arr.)
INDONESIAN (Ind)
112 Intensive Intermediate Indonesian (6)303 Accelerated Third-Level Indonesian (6)
JAPANESE (Jap)
102 Elementary Japanese (3)112 Intensive Intermediate Japanese (6)202 Intermediate Japanese (4)302 Thlrd-Level Japanese (3)362 Japanese Literature in Translation-
Modern (3)402 Fourth-Level Japanese (3)404 Accelerated Fourth-Level Japanese (6)452 Structure of Japanese (3)
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KOREAN (Kor)
112 Intensive Intermediate Korean (6)
LIBRARY STUDIES (LS)
3rd 3-week period-July 28-August 15
647 Management of Library Operations (3)683 Service for Children and Young
People (3)
LINGUISTICS (Ling)
102 Introduction to the Study ofLanguage (3)
320 General Linguistics (3)750 Seminar (3)
MATHEMATICS (Math)
100 Survey of Mathematics (3)201 Finite Mathematics (3)
MUSIC (Mus)
160 Introduction to Music Literature (3)170 Music in World Culture (3)452(44) Advanced Woodwind Methods (2)
NURSING (N)
425 Nursing Leadership II (6)
OCEANOGRAPHY (Ocean)
699 Directed Research (arr.)800 Thesis Research (arr.)
PHILOSOPHY (Phil)
100 Introduction to Philosophy (3)210 Introduction to Logic (3)315 Ethical Theory (3)640 Social Philosophy (3)760 Seminar in Buddhist Philosophy (3)
PSYCHOLOGY (Psy)
100 Survey of Psychology (3)
PUBLIC HEALTH (PH)
791 Advanced Public Health Practice( 4) "Epidemiology" (3)( 7) "Maternal and Child Health" (3)(14) "Public Health Laboratory" (3)
792 Seminar in Public Health( 4) "Epidemiology" (1-5)(14) "Public Health Laboratory" (1-5)
799 Directed Reading and Research(var.)
800 Thesis Research (var.)
RELIGION (Rei)
150 Introduction to Religion (3)
RUSSIAN (Rus)
102 Elementary Russian (4)202 Intermediate Russian (3)
SOCIAL SCIENCES (socsc)
302 Man in Society (3)
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SOCIOLOGY (Soc)
151 Introduction to the Study ofSociety (3)
201 Principles of Sociology (3)325 Social Institutions (3)350 Social Disorganization (3)360 Personality and Culture (3)410 Population and Society (3)416 The Urban Community (3)441 The Family (3)447 Industrial Sociology (3)
SPANISH (Span)
102 Elementary Spanish (4)202 Intermediate Spanish (3)304 Advanced Grammar and
Conversation (3)
SPEECH (Sp)
145 Expository and PersuasiveSpeaking (3)
221 Speech-Communication in theManagement of Learning (3)
231 Reading Aloud (3)251 Public Speaking (3)333 Storytelling (2)491 Semantics (3)
SPEECH PATHOLOGY AND AUDIOLOGY(SPA)
410 Practicum in Speech Pathology (1-2)710 Advance Practicum in Speech
Pathology (1-2)720-3 Seminar in Speech Pathology (3)
TAGALOG (Tag)
112 Intensive Intermediate Tagalog (6)
THAI (Thai)
112 Intensive Intermediate Thai (6)303 Accelerated Third-Level Thai (6)
VIETNAMESE (Viet)
112 Intensive Intermediate Vietnamese (6)303 Accelerated Third-Level
Vietnamese (6)
STUDY TOURS
620 Asian Studies (3 or 5)520 European Studies (3 or 5)
SOUTH PACIFIC EDUCATIONAL CRUISEPROGRAM
Geography
560 Geography of the Pacific OceanArea (3) (Aboard 55 Mariposa)
570 Geographic Exploration and Mappingin the Pacific (2) (Aboard 55 Mariposa)
Art
475 The Arts of the South Pacific (3)(Aboard 55 Orsova)
Oceanography
501 The Sea (3) (Aboard 55 Monterey)
GENERAL INFORMATION
UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII. The University of Hawaii is a federal landgrant and state university. It has colleges of Arts and Sciences, BusinessAdministration, Education, Engineering, General Studies, Health Sciencesand Social Welfare (including schools of Medicine, Nursing, Public Healthand Social Work), and Tropical Agriculture, a Graduate Division, a Schoolof Library Studies, and a System of Community Colleges. It offers themaster's degree in 63 fields and the doctorate in 27.
ADMISSION. Students who fit anyone of the following categories need notapply for admission to the summer session ahead of time, but will be required to complete the summer Application for Admission Form duringregistration:
1. Graduate of an accredited college or university.
2. Student currently in good standing at an accredited college or university.
3. Student who was in good standing at the last accredited college oruniversity attended.
4. Student who was placed on scholastic suspension or was dismissedafter the spring semester of 1969 from the University of Hawaii.
5. Student on scholastic probation, but eligible for continued registration at an accredited college or university.
6. Student who has never attended college or university before, but whohas been accepted for admission at an accredited college or university.
Applicants who do not fit any of the categories listed above will be requiredto submit official transcripts along with Admission Form 15 in advance tothe Office of Admissions and Records, 125 Bachman Hall, 2444 Dole Street,University of Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii 96822, to fulfill admissions requirements. Admission Form 15 may be obtained by writing to the Office ofAdmissions and Records.
TUITION AND FEES. The tuition is $16 per (semester) credit hour. Anactivity fee of $2.50 is charged every student in the first six-week term. Nolaboratory or other course fees except for applied music, institutes, andother special programs. All fees are payable at registration time. No moneyshould be sent in advance. No extra charges are made for out-of-statestudents.
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STUDENT HOUSING. Residence hall accommodations will be availableto summer session students for the first term only. Inquiries should besent to: Director of Student Housing, Johnson Hall A, University of Hawaii,Honolulu, Hawaii 96822. It should be noted that admission to the University is made without reference to the availability of housing. Althoughinformation On off-campus accommodations is not mailed out, studentsupon arrival in Honolulu are invited to come to the Student Housing officeto obtain information on off-campus housing. Negotiations with landlordsfor such accommodations must be made by the student.
CHANGES. The University reserves the right to make changes in curriculum and fees.
OTHER INFOR~fATION. Full details will be given in the 1969 summersession catalogue, to be published in the spring. For a copy of the catalogue, enclose 40¢ in coins (for surface mail ) or $1.00 in coins (for air mail)and send your request to the Bookstore, University of Hawaii, Honolulu,Hawaii 96822. A final list of courses and other information will be available on registration day. Inquiries may be addressed to:
Summer Session Office2500 Dole Street, Room 101University of HawaiiHonolulu, Hawaii 96822
1969 SUMMER SESSION CALENDAR
FIRST TERM (June 16-July 25)
June 16, Monday Regular registrationJune 17, Tuesday .Instruction beginsJuly 4, Friday _ HolidayJuly 25, Friday First term ends
SECOND TERM (July 28-September 5)
July 28, Monday Regular registrationJuly 29, Tuesday .Instruction beginsSeptember 1, Monday HolidaySeptember 5, Friday Second term ends
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