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| Ecology,"tion and global sourcing with emphasis on U.S. fashion industries Prerequisites: FM1330, 1332, and ECO 2301 or 2314 and 2315 Time/Place: 12:30 - 1:50 pm MW; FCS 188 Course Goals and Objectives Upon succ" | |
| English,"Syllabus for English 301: Traditional Grammar Section OOA- Meets Tuesdays & Thursdays -- 9:30 a.m. to 10:45 p.m., FA 205 " | |
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| Music, Course Details Music History I Course Details Course Number: MUSC-3733 Section Number: 201Spring 2012Location: Fain Fine Arts CenterClassroom Number: C117CDays & Times: | |
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| Kinesiology,"lopment readings have a lot of this stuff in them, wait until you get the reading list for a typical KINE 63xx course. Of course, now that you are undertaking graduate study, you will be expected not only to " | |
| Mathematics, be expected not only to read about the research of others but also to conduct research of your own. MATH 6301 is an introductory statistics course designed with two basic goals: to get you started on being ab | |
| Horticulture, 27 2002 2003 2005 17 captures31 May 00 - 8 Sep 06 CloseHelp HORT 3103 WOODY LANDSCAPE PLANTSHORT 3103 SyllabusLANDSCAPE CHARACTERISTICS QUIZ 1THIS IS A SAMPLE OF THE | |
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| Criminology,Course CRIM 3302.5E1 Advanced Criminology Instructor Jonathan Caudill Term Spring 2010 Meetings T 7-9:45pm Room | |
| English,om Midwestern State University must satisfy a writing proficiency requirement once they've 1) passed English 1113 and English 1123 and 2) earned 60 hours. You may meet this requirement by passing either the Writi | |
| Marketing,tion e-Business Program Tentative Syllabus for MKT 450: Supply Chain ManagementINSTRUCTOR: Dr. John L. Kent242 Glass Hall | |
| English,"evel reading (or take GUST 0342 as a co-requisite) and be placed into college-level writing (or take ENGL 0310/0349 as a co-requisite).Course Goal: This course presents a survey of the visual arts, including" | |
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| Business Administration,"MGMT 4470: Leadership Course Syllabus , Summer I 2013 Monday -Thursday 10:00 a.m. – 11:50 a.m. and Friday" | |
| History,The World in the 20th Century HIST 3369; CRN 20088 MWF 9-9:50am Rooms 120 CHSS Building Prof. Brian Domitrovic bfd001@shsu.edu Phone: | |
| Visual and Performing Arts,"0Thurs 09:30-11:00Thurs 07:30 PM -09:30 PM Fri 09:30-10:30 Location and Meeting Times: FA-321 17:30-21:30 Tuesday Thursday Catalog Description: Research, composition, organization, " | |
| Business,"IDIS 390: Reformed Activism: Students’ Heads, Hands and Hearts in Service to God’s Kingdom (Spring " | |
| English,COURSE LEVEL: CONTACT HOURS (RANGE FOR STATE INFORMATION): LAB: TEXTBOOKS: Yadhira Rodriguez ENGLISH 956-794-4803 yrodriguez5445@students.laredo.edu C175 N/A DEVELOPMENTAL WRITING II ENGL 0376 | |
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| Mathematics, Syllabi SYLLABUS 2012 Spring - MATH-2414-1233 - Calculus II Instructor: Fouad KhouryPhone: 409-944-1719Office: M-307 Em | |
| Environmental Design," the Ohio Intervention Specialist/Gifted Licensure. The prerequisite (s) for this course is (are): ED 650, ED 651 or permission of instructor The enrollment restriction (s) for this course is (are): up t" | |
| Education,CATION COURSE SYLLABUS GRAD__3__ UNDERGRAD___ Credit Hours: Field/Clinical Hours: Course Number: Education 653 Course title for the catalog: Guidance and Counseling for the Talented Catalog Description: Gui | |
| Business Administration, MGMT 121 - Small Business Development & Management JAN MAR APR 19 | |
| Biology,BIOCHEMISTRY I – BIOL/CHEM 3361.001-002 BIOCHEMISTRY WORKSHOP I – BIOL 3161.001-008 MODERN BIOCHEMISTRY I – BIOL 6352.001 FALL 2011 sec 001: MW 10:00-11:15 sec 002: M | |
| Toxicology,"61, Sections 001 - 008) is required for both BIOL and CHEM undergraduate students. Prerequisites: CHEM 2323 and 2325 or equivalent. Course description: Structures and chemical properties of amino acids; pr" | |
| Chemistry,"61, Sections 001 - 008) is required for both BIOL and CHEM undergraduate students. Prerequisites: CHEM 2323 and 2325 or equivalent. Course description: Structures and chemical properties of amino acids; pr" | |
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| Education,reasing student response rates to online-delivered course evaluations.” Quarterly Review of Distance Education 2005; 6 (1) p13-32 (ProQuest document ID 975834871).This paper reports the findings of 2 studies done a | |
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| Mathematics,"r, budgeting, responsibility accounting, cost control, and product costing.Prerequisites INRW 0420 MATH 0305 Objectives COURSE CONTENT: The following topics will be covered in this " | |
| Physics," Meeting Times Lecture Monday, Wednesday, 8:00 AM to 9:15 AM, PH 211 Contact Information Instructor: Ms. Sally First Email: sfirst" | |
| Mathematics,"Hours: Monday and Tuesday 6-7 p.m. Course Pre-requisites, Co-requisites, and/or Other Restrictions MATH 5304 or equivalent Course Description This course presents and uses economics tools to analyze real wo" | |
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| Communications,COMM 1303.006 – Introduction to Speech Communication Fall 2011 Course Syllabus Instructor: Office Hours | |
| Journalism, Instructor: Sandy Huerter (pronounced HER-ter) Office: JOUR 211 (follow the hallway to the left of JOUR 222 or to the right of JOUR 218) Phone: 903-886-5494 | |
| History," HIST 106: THE MAKING OF THE MODERN WORLD, 2: ROOMS FOR DISCUSSION SECTIONS - UPDATED !! " | |
| American Studies, American Studies 321 Cultural Studies 305 Syllabus MAR JUL DEC 17 2003 2004 | |
| Business,cs in IS. 1 – 4 gr. cr. In-depth study of special topics in Information Systems. International Business 22INTB801 – 22INTB807. International Study Abroad. 1 – 8 gr. cr. Intensive course in internationa | |
| Accounting,"y to specific balance sheet and related income statement accounts. Management services. Prereq: ACCT 873 or equiv. 22ACCT875. Consolidated Financial Statements. 3 gr. cr. Handling of mergers, cons" | |
| Business Administration,ot covered by regular course offerings. Prereq: Permission of instructor and Department Chair. Business Administration 22BA705. Entrepreneurship. 4 gr. cr. Evaluation and initial operations of high potential ventures | |
| Marketing,"ional theory, international business, and strategic management. Prereq: MGMT711 and MGMT712. Marketing 22MKTG711. Marketing for Managers. 4 gr. cr. This course provides students with a thorough apprec" | |
| Finance,"ice, demand theory, firm and market behavior, pricing practices and policies and factor markets. Finance 22FIN711. Finance for Managers. 4 gr. cr. Examines the financial management of the firm including" | |
| International Business, Special Topics in IS. 1 – 4 gr. cr. In-depth study of special topics in Information Systems. International Business 22INTB801 – 22INTB807. International Study Abroad. 1 – 8 gr. cr. Intensive course in internationa | |
| Real Estate,ystems International Business Management Marketing Operations Management Quantitative Analysis Real Estate 16 16 16 16 16 17 17 19 19 19 19 20 21 21 22 22 22 23 23 24 25 26 26 28 29 | |
| History,"rticipation (10%) and floating 10%.Preliminary Reading:Sharpe, J.A., Early Modern England. A Social History 1550-1760, 2nd edition, 1997.Prescribed Text:Will be posted on WebCT and the school notice board. " | |
| Engineering,ngineering students must submit a copy of the grade report showing the appropriate course grade for ENGR 205 and 305 (if already completed). Relationship to Other Courses: Engr 442 is a required cours | |
| Economics,"it hours. 29 Economics 15ECON711. Economics for Managers. 4 gr. cr. Opportunity cost, price, demand theory, firm and mar" | |
| Law,istration. 1 – 3 gr. cr. Directed readings under the direction of a faculty member. Business Law 22BLAW711. Business Law for Managers. 2 gr. cr. Develops an appreciation for the legal and regula | |
| Physics,rsTAsOffice HoursTeamsFAQDownloadClick here to view the course syllabus in Microsoft Word format. PHYS-1100 PHYSICS I Fall 2007 Course Coordinator: Prof. Christian Wetzel | |
| Geology," HTML template Maps and Geography Lists Class Photos taken during first day The Physical World : Geology 109 Syllabus This course is intended to provide some of the background in Chemistry, Physics, Earth " | |
| Psychology,Psychology 522/524 – Statistics and Data Analysis I & IIFall 2003 / Spring 2004Syllabus Dr. Andy KarpinskiOffi | |
| Pharmacology, Protocol development 25% Calculations 20% Response to questions 25% Pharmacology 10% The total score on the assignment determines the course grade for offsite students. A | |
| Sociology,mer 2010-2011-2012 - Global Aging and Individual Aging Minimester Teaching Fellow AGER-4550 (Same as SOCI-4550) Spring 2012 - Sociology of Aging Instructor - Teaching Fellow Teaching Assistant - Section Designe | |
| Sociology,"uga.edu) 116 Baldwin Hall (2-3232) Office Hours: T & TH 2:30-4:00 and by appointment Sociology 2470 Deviance and Social Control Spring, 2005 SYLLABUS Purpose of the Course: The pur" | |
| Special Education,"SPED 6305 1 SPED 6305 A Study of Behavior Disorders in Children and Youth Spring, 2014 SPED 6305 is a" | |
| Mathematics,MATH 1720 - Calculus II - Section 003Spring 2012 Instructor: Dr. Farmer Schlutzenberg Contact Details:Ema | |
| Economics,"ail follows: Good Morning, If any of you have students who will be enrolling in Mr. Jerry Rogers ECON 2301 course, section numbers: 2277 2591 2611 Either the 10th or 11th Edition of Macroeconomics by " | |
| Urban Planning, City & Regional Planning Course title Programming Environments for Human Use Course number CRP 735 Course This course seeks to give students an understanding of and competence in description p | |
| Journalism,"JOUR 3210 - Computer Applications for Strategic Communications Spring 2014 Instructor Clay Rivenbark, " | |
| "City, Community, and Regional Planning", City & Regional Planning Course title Programming Environments for Human Use Course number CRP 735 Course This course seeks to give students an understanding of and competence in description p | |
| Economics,"ee course regulations, see pages 26-28 of the Guide to Second- and Third-Year Courses and Modules in Economics 2005-06. Teaching format 2 lectures a week during the first two terms. Assessment methods 3–h" | |
| German Language and Literature,2014SP-GERM-1411-83400 GERM 1411: BEGINNING GERMAN I Course Description This is a Texas Common Course Number. This is the fi | |
| Military Science,Military Science 301-Advanced Military Management Systems (MS III) Course Syllabus ROTC Department Missouri Valley C | |
| Economics,"phy 9, Global History and Geography 10, United States History and Government 11, Economics 12, and Participation in Government 12. Also, a student must pass the Regents " | |
| Geography,"t in Social Studies including Global History and Geography 9, Global History and Geography 10, United States History and Government 11, Economics 12, and Participation in " | |
| Mathematics,"Blvd.Irving, Texas 75038-3899DALLAS COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT COURSE SYLLABUSCalculus II MATH 2414 Spring 2014 MATH/SCIENCE/ SPORTS SCIENCEP 330, 972-273-3500Monday—Thursday 7:30 am—8:00 pmFrid" | |
| Music,in the following courses during the fall and spring semesters: UNDERGRADUATE GRADUATE OTHER MUS 152 (Fr./Soph. Levels) MUS 552 MUS 352 (Jr./Sr. Levels) MUS 151 (Music Minor/Minor Inst.) MUS 551 ( | |
| Environmental Design, 3 captures2 Jul 02 - 30 May 03 CloseHelp Fall 2002 ED 508 Syllabus & Calendar: Philosophy and History of Education Wednesdays 7:05 - 9:40 PM If you | |
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| EDUC 203 Fall 2001 Instructors: Phone: Email: Office: Kathy Anderson 459-1528 kanders@cats.ucsc." | |
| Education, 3 captures2 Jul 02 - 30 May 03 CloseHelp Fall 2002 ED 508 Syllabus & Calendar: Philosophy and History of Education Wednesdays 7:05 - 9:40 PM If you | |
| Business Administration, possible. Class starts and stops on time. 3 Week and Date Week Days MGT 3300 Spring 2013 Notes: | |
| Toxicology,Course CHEM 2323 – 001 Organic Chemistry I Professor Dr. Claudia Taenzler Term Fall 2012 Assignments & Academic | |
| Chemistry,Course CHEM 2323 – 001 Organic Chemistry I Professor Dr. Claudia Taenzler Term Fall 2012 Assignments & Academic | |
| Analytical Chemistry,Course CHEM 2323 – 001 Organic Chemistry I Professor Dr. Claudia Taenzler Term Fall 2012 Assignments & Academic | |
| Business, 3 captures31 Aug 06 - 9 Jul 07 CloseHelp IP Telephony BUS 590B ______________ About the Course TopicsSyllabusForumWeb ResourcesProject___ | |
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| Communications,3 2004 11 captures21 Apr 97 - 14 Nov 04 CloseHelp Course Information COM 101: Introduction to Communication Homepage Syllabus COM 249: Introduction to Mass Communication S | |
| English,"nic Library) Tuesday, October 28: First Draft DueThursday, November 13: Second Draft DueReturn to English 102 Syllabus This page last edited on August 8, 2003 by Stuart Harris " | |
| English,p index || syllabus || course packet || media journal || Professor/GTF contact English 266 | Spring 2003Mondays 2-5 and Wednesdays 2-3 in 123 PAC Thursday and Friday: Discussion Sectio | |
| Finance,FIN 512 – 81E Derivatives and Risk Management Spring 2013 Professor: Dr. Kurtay Ogunc Office: BA 250B | |
| English, Alamo Colleges • Northwest Vista College • - • ENGL-English Composition I ENGL-1301Section 222.173683-3-0 Credits8 Weeks Flex I Spring 201401/21/2014 to 03/22/2014Modified 11/13/ | |
| English, Alamo Colleges • Northeast Lakeview College • - • ENGL-English Forms of Literature ENGL-2341Section NLC-SPSTALL 08/25/2014 to 12/13/2014Modified 04/25/2014 Contact Informa | |
| Business Administration,"MGMT 340 - Human Resources Management Dr. Paul J. Champagne Office: 2121 Constant Hall, Phone: 683-584" | |
| Music,"Integrated Arts for Elementary Teachers Darla Meek, instructor MUSIC 305.002 – TUES 4:30-7:15 Office: Music Building, Room 222 Classroom: Room 211 FALL 2013 Office " | |
| Architecture,"00073000830009300103001130221 SUBJCRSE SEC TITLEADED 398U 01 ST:ADULT LEARNERS & COL SUCCESSARCH 398U 01 ST:ANCT ROME ARCH, HIST/ARTDANC 25601 BEGINNING JAZZ DANCEEDUC 324U 01 READING IN THE ELEM S" | |
| American Studies,BJ CRSE SEC TITLEACCT 20101 FUND OF FINANCIAL ACCOUNTINGADED 398U 01 ST:EMPLOYEE WELLNESS FOR BUSAMST 39801 ST:CIVIL WAR IN FILM/LITAARTS 10101 DRAWING IARTS 10102 DRAWING IARTS 10501 PAINTING IART | |
| Asian Studies,ll JAPAN May 8-July 1 CRN3018330184301853018630187301883018930190 SUBJCRSE SEC TITLEJAPN 10101 ELEMENTARY JAPANESEJAPN 10201 ELEMENTARY JAPANESEJAPN 20101 INTERMEDIATE JAPANESEJAPN 2020 | |
| English,Nugent English 1302-Spring 2014 ENG 1302: Written Argument and Research COURSE SYLLABUS: Spring 2014 Instructor: P | |
| Wildlife and Wildlands Management,ntroduce field notes (FW 78) Discuss reading WA 2 due - Research proposal Discuss Ethics FW 25-64 Introduction to Chapter three in EIIW “Ethnographic Research Ethics and Amish Values” EII | |
| Fine Arts and Art Studies,GENHRSDAYSTIMEBLDGRMACCT 20201 FUND OF MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING*3.00MTWRF0800-1000amBUS216ART212U 01 ART APPRECIATION*3.00TWR0615-0935pmMRC4ARTS 10103 DRAWING IFSVP3.00MTWRF1215-0245pm | |
| Commercial and Advertising Art, 3.00W0615-0900pmJPSN 102(Half of class is On-line course)30205ISYS306U 01 SYSTEMS ANALYSIS & DESIGN30014ISYS308U 01 MANAGING IN AN INFORMATION AGE30015ISYS351U 01 WEB DESIGN/DEVELOPMENT30016ISYS3 | |
| Biology,G IIIARTS 30501 PAINTING IIIARTS 40101 DRAWING IVARTS 40102 DRAWING IVARTS 40501 PAINTING IVBIOL10801 ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGYBUAD 201 01 BUSINESS STATISTICSBUAD 20301 SOFTWARE TOOLS & APPLICATIONS | |
| Business,-1215pm0615-0935pm1015-1215pm0900-1200pm0800-1000am1015-1215pm1015-1215pm0800-1000am BLDGRMBUS102ROBC 245RYLH216VAB310VAB310VAB308VAB210VAB310VAB310VAB308VAB310VAB310VAB308V | |
| Accounting,530096300973009830099301003010130102301033022230104301053010630135 SUBJ CRSE SEC TITLEACCT 20101 FUND OF FINANCIAL ACCOUNTINGADED 398U 01 ST:EMPLOYEE WELLNESS FOR BUSAMST 39801 ST:CIVIL WAR | |
| Business Administration,S 40101 DRAWING IVARTS 40102 DRAWING IVARTS 40501 PAINTING IVBIOL10801 ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGYBUAD 201 01 BUSINESS STATISTICSBUAD 20301 SOFTWARE TOOLS & APPLICATIONSBUAD 30101 QUANT ANALYSIS FOR BU | |
| Biology,"BIOLOGY 4412 PLANT ANATOMY Dr. Gary Upchurch Lecture: Spring 2006 Lab: Tentative schedule of lectures, " | |
| Marketing,ROUGH LITERATURE30115 MATH 10201 PRBL SOLVING USING FINITE MATH30116 MATH 21101 CALCULUS I30117 MKT32001 MARKETING MANAGEMENT30118 MKT32501 INTERNATIONAL MARKETING30119 MLA 50001 METHODS/THEMES/LI | |
| Finance,EENGL 22001 FILM STUDIESENGL 398U 02 ST:LOCAL COLOR WRTERS/POP ICON(Off Campus Dates: June 2-10)FIN36001 PRIN OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENTFIN36002 PRIN OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENTFREN 22101 INTENSIVE INTER | |
| International Business,r KBower KBower KBower KBower KBower K GREECE May 17-June 7 CRNSUBJCRSE SEC TITLE30156IBUS 39001 IBS:EURO ECON/BUS MGMT30157 MSYS 34701 ENTREPRENEURSHIP Director: Dr. Richard Wright (287-664 | |
| Human Resources Management,01U 01 COMPOSITIONENGL 102U 01 PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATIONESM 307U 01 MANAGING EMERGENCY OPERATIONSHRM 343U 01 HR/PERSONNEL MANAGEMENTHRM 533U 01 RESEARCH IN HRMHUM 208U 01 CAREER AND LIFE DEVELOPMENTHUM | |
| Finance,oy College of Business Administration TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY Department of Finance and Economics Finance 3313 Financial Management Spring 2014 INSTRUCTOR: Dr. Ha-Chin Yi TEL: 512-245-3251 (Voice) OFF | |
| Social Sciences,"ts:. There are two textbooks for this course: Calculus fo r Business, Economics,Life Sciences, and Social Sciences 10lh edition by Barnett, Ziegler andByleen; and Statistics: The A r t and Science o fL ea rn ing f ro" | |
| Economics,ANT ANALYSIS FOR BUS/ECONBUAD 30102 QUANT ANALYSIS FOR BUS/ECONDANC 26001 BEGINNING MODERN DANCEECON 10101 PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICSECON 20001 ECON OF MONEY/BANK/FIN MRKTSEDUC 310U 01 CURRICULUM ME | |
| Education,NNING MODERN DANCEECON 10101 PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICSECON 20001 ECON OF MONEY/BANK/FIN MRKTSEDUC 310U 01 CURRICULUM METHODSEDUC 338U 01 INTEG TECH ACROSS CURRICULUMEDUC 339U 02 INTEGRTNG TECH ACRS C | |
| English,URRICULUM METHODSEDUC 338U 01 INTEG TECH ACROSS CURRICULUMEDUC 339U 02 INTEGRTNG TECH ACRS CURR IIENGL 21701 THE BIBLE AND LITERATUREENGL 22001 FILM STUDIESENGL 398U 02 ST:LOCAL COLOR WRTERS/POP ICON(O | |
| History,PRIN OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENTFREN 22101 INTENSIVE INTER FRENCH W/DRILLGEOG 201U 01 WORLD GEOGRAPHYHIST20201 IDEAS & INST/WESTERN CIV IIHIST20601 THE UNITED STATES SINCE 1877HIST28001 PEOPLE/CUSTOMS | |
| Chinese Language and Literature,-August 11 Director: Rose Lee Yong Tan (289-8765) CRN30158301593016030161 SUBJCRSE SEC TITLECHIN 30201 CONVERSATIONAL CHINESECHIN 31201 INSIGHTS INTO CHINESE CULTURECHIN 49701 SELECTED TOPICS IN | |
| French Language and Literature,us Dates: June 2-10)FIN36001 PRIN OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENTFIN36002 PRIN OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENTFREN 22101 INTENSIVE INTER FRENCH W/DRILLGEOG 201U 01 WORLD GEOGRAPHYHIST20201 IDEAS & INST/WESTERN CIV | |
| German Language and Literature,rector: Dr. Katherine Bower (289-8099) CRN301713017230173301743017530176 SUBJCRSE SEC TITLEGERM 20101 INTERMEDIATE GERMAN WITH DRILLGERM 20201 INTERMEDIATE GERMANGERM 30101 GERMAN CONVERSATION/C | |
| Italian Language and Literature,"d on vocabularyexpansion, pronunciation, and grammatical andcommunicative accuracy. Prerequisite: ITAL 202 or221. 3 sem. hrs. Abroad 497 Selected Topics: Italian Renaissance. 3 sem. hrs. Abroad Japanese" | |
| English,"ritical reading and writing skills to successfully complete this course, hence the prerequisites of English 1001 and 1002. By the end of the course, you should be able to demonstrate knowledge of the texts, the" | |
| Spanish Language and Literature, Trip) 0900-0100pm0900-0100pm0900-0100pm0800-1000am1015-1145am 0830-1230pm 0615-0935pm 30129SPAN 22130130SPAN 22130131SPAN 22130224THTR 11530132 WELL 085 30133 WELL 090 BLDGRMBKR217BKR21 | |
| Law,B DESIGN/DEVELOPMENT30016ISYS398U 01 ST:ADV PROG VISUAL BASIC30017LA306U 01 LITIGATION I30018LAW 398U 01 ST:FIRST AMENDMENT LAW30019LDSP 302U 01 LEADERSHP/ETHICAL ACTN/THE LAW30206 MATH 103U 01 FIN | |
| Liberal Studies,39802 ST:CIVIL WAR IN FILM/LITHIST39803 ST:CIVIL RIGHTS FIELD TRIP(Off Campus/Field Trip)30043HUM 205U 01 TRAVEL THROUGH LITERATURE30115 MATH 10201 PRBL SOLVING USING FINITE MATH30116 MATH 21101 CA | |
| Mathematics,ST:CIVIL RIGHTS FIELD TRIP(Off Campus/Field Trip)30043HUM 205U 01 TRAVEL THROUGH LITERATURE30115 MATH 10201 PRBL SOLVING USING FINITE MATH30116 MATH 21101 CALCULUS I30117 MKT32001 MARKETING MANAGEMEN | |
| Dance,TOOLS & APPLICATIONSBUAD 30101 QUANT ANALYSIS FOR BUS/ECONBUAD 30102 QUANT ANALYSIS FOR BUS/ECONDANC 26001 BEGINNING MODERN DANCEECON 10101 PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICSECON 20001 ECON OF MONEY/BANK/F | |
| Physics,KETING30119 MLA 50001 METHODS/THEMES/LIBERAL STUDIES30227 MSYS 34001 OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT30120PHYS 12501 ELEMENTS OF PHYSICS W/LAB30121PLSC 24001 INTRO TO COMPARATIVE POLITICS30122PLSC 25001 INTR | |
| Geography,ANCIAL MANAGEMENTFIN36002 PRIN OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENTFREN 22101 INTENSIVE INTER FRENCH W/DRILLGEOG 201U 01 WORLD GEOGRAPHYHIST20201 IDEAS & INST/WESTERN CIV IIHIST20601 THE UNITED STATES SINCE 187 | |
| Psychology,121PLSC 24001 INTRO TO COMPARATIVE POLITICS30122PLSC 25001 INTRO TO INTERNATIONAL RELATNS30209PSYC 29901 INTEGRATED TOPICS:DARWIN/PSYC30123RELG 26601 TELEVISION: ETHICS FOR HIRE? 301073010830109 | |
| Sociology,5pm SUBJ CRSE SEC TITLERHCS 105 01 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATIONRHCS 20101 ARGUMENTATION & DEBATESOC10101 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGYSOC305U 01 DEVIANCESOC30901 SOCIAL PROBLEMS(Available for Graduat | |
| "Aerospace, Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering", Course Syllabus for AERO 521 OCT DEC Jan | |
| Music,THE BLUE CAT BIG BAND Course Syllabus – MUS 100J.003 Texas A&M University - Commerce Department of Music Dr. Daniel Kelly Music Building 223 | |
| Biology,"CloseHelp TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY-CORPUS CHRISTIMOLECULAR BIOLOGY OF PROTEINSSPECIAL TOPICS BIOL 5590.002SYLLABUSDATE: Fall Semester 2001 (8/27 - 12/14)INSTRUCTOR: Dr. Kirk Cammarata (Office CI 304," | |
| Computer and Information Sciences," Dr. Kirk Cammarata (Office CI 304,Ph. x2468; Lab NRC 3227, Ph. x2145; Home Ph. 906-2401)MEETINGS: CS 110 T,Th 4:00 - 4:50 PMREQUIRED TEXTS: Introduction to Protein Structure, 2nd Ed.C. Branden and J. T" | |
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| Drama and Theater Arts,ep 06 - 28 May 10 CloseHelp School of Arts and Sciences Course SyllabusTHEA 266: Tech TA Costume Kenn Wheeler            Kwheeler@eou.edu Office: Loso | |
| Business,"ursMcLaren 323 Mon-Wed 11:35 am -12:35pm & 5:05 pm -5:55 pm Phone: 415-422-6964 Prerequisites: BUS 201, 202, 204, MA 106 and Junior standingCourse Description The course employs a systems approach to " | |
| Business Administration,"ursMcLaren 323 Mon-Wed 11:35 am -12:35pm & 5:05 pm -5:55 pm Phone: 415-422-6964 Prerequisites: BUS 201, 202, 204, MA 106 and Junior standingCourse Description The course employs a systems approach to " | |
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| Medical/Clinical Assistant,"n-Wed 11:35 am -12:35pm & 5:05 pm -5:55 pm Phone: 415-422-6964 Prerequisites: BUS 201, 202, 204, MA 106 and Junior standingCourse Description The course employs a systems approach to examine the produc" | |
| Computer and Information Sciences, Computer and Information Technology Degrees Courses Faculty Facilities Contact CS 1400 1410 2420 2450 2810 3400 3500 3600 4300 4550 4600 3310 Syllabu | |
| Physics,Course Syllabus Course Information Course Number/Section Course Title Term Days & Times Physics 2125 and 1101 Physics Laboratory I Spring 2011 as shown in the table below PHYS 1101.101 PHYS 1101 | |
| History, Primate Behavior 06 Primate Models 07 Evolutionary History 08 Paleoanthropology 09 Hominid Origins 10 | |
| Anthropology,ogical Science The Museum 6 units from the following: 1 ANAT SC 3101 Biological Anthropology 1 ANTH 2001 Aboriginal Land Tenure and Sacred Sites in Australia 1 ANTH 2002 Aborigines and the State II AU | |
| Architecture,SEQUENCE For BA students enrolling in 2004 the major will be structured as follows: First Year ARCH 1001 ARCH 1002 Introduction to Archaeology World Archaeology Second Year: 12 units from the follow | |
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| Biology,of the following: 1AGRE 1101 1AGRE 1102 1ANTH 1101 1ANTH 1102 AUST 1001 AUST 1002 AUST 1004 BIOL 1101 BIOL 1102 BIOL 1112 CHEM 1101 CHEM 1102 CHEM 1201 CHEM 1202 1CLAS 1001 1CLAS 1002 CPES 120 | |
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| Chemistry,AGRE 1102 1ANTH 1101 1ANTH 1102 AUST 1001 AUST 1002 AUST 1004 BIOL 1101 BIOL 1102 BIOL 1112 CHEM 1101 CHEM 1102 CHEM 1201 CHEM 1202 1CLAS 1001 1CLAS 1002 CPES 1201 CPES 1202 CRIM 1001 CRIM 100 | |
| Psychology,"Texas State University, San Marcos Spring 2013 PSYCHOLOGY 3341: COGNITIVE PROCESSES Instructor: Dr. William Kelemen Office Hours: Monday 11:30 – 12:30 Office " | |
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| Physics,Course Syllabus PHYS 2126 (all sections); PHYSICS LABORATORY II Spring 2013 Professor Contact Information Instructor: O | |
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| Music,The University of Texas at Austin Sarah and Ernest Butler School of Music MUS 201N Second Semester Freshman Group Piano Unique # 21250 Professor Martha F. Hilley Syllabus – | |
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| English,"English 1301, English Composition Instructor: Nicole McDaniel Office: 019C Telephone: 942-2273 ext 237 E-M" | |
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| English,5 English 2311: Technical and Business Writing on the InternetFall 2006 Instructor: Dr. Susan Guzmán- | |
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| Mechanical Engineering,"fessor: Frank Owen, http://www.calpoly.edu/~fowen/, 089/1265-1253, Office: Bldg B, Room 162 Text: ME 416 Class Notes, Iannce, 2002 Check website and emails regularly for updated information. NoDate" | |
| Geology, Lecture Hours: (3) Lab Hours: (1) Clinical/Recitation Hours: N/A Prerequisite: N/A Corequisite: GEOL 1401 (Earth Science) Lab College Repeat Policy: A student may repeat this course only once after rece | |
| English,arret@calstatela.edu Course web site: http://www.calstatela.edu/faculty/jgarret/510Prerequisites: English 501 or 502 as prerequisite or co-requisite. Course Requirements: This course is designed primarily a | |
| Engineering Physics," EC 699, ELE 699, EM 699, EP 699, ESE 699, TSOL 699) Online: " | |
| Biology,"rses in Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology Courses in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology BIOLOGY 108. Introduction to Animal Diversity. Section 001. Instructor(s): Philip Myers (pmyers@u" | |
| Toxicology,"ura J Olsen (ljo@umich.edu) Prerequisites & Distribution: Prior or concurrent enrollment in CHEM 130. BIOLOGY 162 is not open to students who have completed BIOLOGY 152, 154 or 195. Credit is granted " | |
| Chemistry,"ura J Olsen (ljo@umich.edu) Prerequisites & Distribution: Prior or concurrent enrollment in CHEM 130. BIOLOGY 162 is not open to students who have completed BIOLOGY 152, 154 or 195. Credit is granted " | |
| Analytical Chemistry,"ura J Olsen (ljo@umich.edu) Prerequisites & Distribution: Prior or concurrent enrollment in CHEM 130. BIOLOGY 162 is not open to students who have completed BIOLOGY 152, 154 or 195. Credit is granted " | |
| Architecture,"on. Since enrollment is very limited, students may want to note that ENGL 459 is cross-listed with ARCH 490.002. ENGL 459/659 – Studio Composition and Communications 5:00-7:45, T, K. Yancey Studio Compos" | |
| English," one longer paper, a travelogue, oral presentations, lots of discussion, midterm and final exams. ENGL 217 – Vocabulary Building 2:30-3:45, MW, S. Eisiminger English 217 is a popular course that has prove" | |
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| Liberal Studies,"ssues, plus interfaces with the composition theory class (885). HUMANITIES HUM 302/1 – Humanities 11:00-12:15, TTH, S. Eisiminger This interdisciplinary course (covering the Veneti" | |
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| Statistics," A Two-Step Procedure for Estimating Linear Simultaneous Equations with Unit Roots, Rev. Econ. and Statistics 75(1993):107. Dhar, Chavas & Gould, An Empirical Assessment of Endogeneity Issues in Demand Analysi" | |
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| Anthropology,"ty of cultural industries as fully creative, critically aware, and socially responsible individuals.ANTH 3708 Food and Culture 3 UNITS Term ⢠Spring 2012: M/W 10:30-11:45 ⢠SB208Instructor ⢠Barbara B" | |
| History,"BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY School of Arts and Sciences Department of History and Government History 331, The French Revolution and Napoleon Instructor: Dr. Mario D. Fenyo MLK 308 Tel; 464-7261 o" | |
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| Visual and Performing Arts,c Majors I Instructor: Mr. James FaucettEmail: faucettjames@sfasu.eduPhone: (936) 468-1114Office: FA 312 (Fine Arts Building)Office Hours: MW (10:00-10:50) or By AppointmentDepartment: MusicClass meetin | |
| Molecular Biology,University of Montana ScholarWorks Syllabi 1-2003 MICB 406.01: Topics for Clinical Diagnosis Gene Mead University of Montana - Missoula Course Syllabi Fol | |
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| Mathematics," Extension to two random variables• Central Limit Theorem Prerequisite: UTD undergraduate courses: MATH 2419 Calculus II Textbook:• R. D. Yates and D. J. Goodman, Probability and Stochastic processes, John " | |
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| Anthropology," Intro ~ Contents ~ Photo ~ News-Blog ANTH 279: PEOPLES AND CULTURES OF THE MIDDLE EASTDr. Barbara Bilge’, Eastern Michiga" | |
| Computer and Information Sciences,"m .....University of Hyderabad (UOH) Syllabus of Master of Computer Applications (MCA), Semester I- CS-431 - Mathematical Foundations of Computer ScienceAims & Objectives : To provide basic mathematical fou" | |
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| Horticulture," Exams Final exams will be as follows: AGM 325(TR) Wednesday, December 15, 2010—8:00 AM-10:00 AM HRT 325(TR) Wednesday, December 15, 2010—1:00- 3:00 PM Plagiarism Plagiarism in t" | |
| Physics,"you will deal with missed or late work and how the student can makeup that work. • Prerequisites: PH 1726 or consent of instructor. • The computer package used in the course is SAS, whose use will be cov" | |
| Hotel and Restaurant Management," Exams Final exams will be as follows: AGM 325(TR) Wednesday, December 15, 2010—8:00 AM-10:00 AM HRT 325(TR) Wednesday, December 15, 2010—1:00- 3:00 PM Plagiarism Plagiarism in t" | |
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| Education," the NCRVE headquarters, 2030 AddisonStreet, 5th floor. The course number for the fall semester was EDUC 290A,section 2, course control number 22971. The spring 1998 CREW seminar will meet from 4-6 p.m. on " | |
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| English,Course Syllabus Composition II ENGL 1302 Instructor: Selena Flowers CRN:83819 email:selena.flowers@hccs.edu office phone: 713-718-7166 | |
| Mathematics,COLLIN COLLEGE FACULTY SYLLABUS FALL – 2011 Course Number: MATH 1314.P02 Course Title: COLLEGE ALGEBRA Course Description: Relation | |
| Business,"Mount St. Mary’s WEEKEND COLLEGE SYLLABUS – SUMMER, 2006 BUS 130 - PRINCIPLES OF FINANCE MEETING DATES: May 20-21 (Weekend 1) June 4-5 (Weekend 2) June 24-25 (" | |
| Business Administration,"Mount St. Mary’s WEEKEND COLLEGE SYLLABUS – SUMMER, 2006 BUS 130 - PRINCIPLES OF FINANCE MEETING DATES: May 20-21 (Weekend 1) June 4-5 (Weekend 2) June 24-25 (" | |
| Engineering,"m, Feiner,and Hughes Computer Graphics with OpenGL, 3rd ed., Hearn and Baker Lab: Csil Lab, ENGR 1132 Topics to be covered: Overview of the X programming environment 2D drawing, painting and clipp" | |
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| Biology,"BIOL3301 Syllabus Course Information BIOL 3301 Classical and Molecular Genetics Spring 2007 10:30 am - 11:45 am, Monday and Friday, CN1.120 Pr" | |
| Anthropology,LES WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT. THE FOLLOWING ALSO ARE ON OFFER FOR GEOGRAPHY STUDENTS HIST 1114(1) ANTH 1001Y(1) IREL 1001Y(1) POLI 1001Y(1) HIST 1116(1) ARCH 1001Y(1) CSE 1010e(1) Mauritian Natural Hi | |
| Architecture,R FOR GEOGRAPHY STUDENTS HIST 1114(1) ANTH 1001Y(1) IREL 1001Y(1) POLI 1001Y(1) HIST 1116(1) ARCH 1001Y(1) CSE 1010e(1) Mauritian Natural History Ancient World Civilisations and Their Study Theorie | |
| Psychology, We will work with you to make whatever accommodations we need to make. Grade sheet for PSYC 2301 (General Psychology) Students name _______________________________ Participation (worth 10% of | |
| Computer and Information Sciences, STUDENTS HIST 1114(1) ANTH 1001Y(1) IREL 1001Y(1) POLI 1001Y(1) HIST 1116(1) ARCH 1001Y(1) CSE 1010e(1) Mauritian Natural History Ancient World Civilisations and Their Study Theories and Concepts | |
| History,1 9. Programme Plan Code CORE YEARLY MODULES HIST 1002Y(1) GEO 1001Y(1) GEO 1002Y(1) HIST 1004Y(1) YEAR 1 Module Name Hrs/Wk L + P Credits M | |
| English,ll be placed on factors that impact each stage of life. (3 lecture hours per week). Pre-requisites: ENGL 0310 and READ 0310. This course satisfies the social and behavioral science core curriculum requirement | |
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| Toxicology,COLLIN COLLEGE COURSE SYLLABUS Course Information Course Number: CHEM 1405 Course Title: Introduction to Chemistry I Course Description: For non-science majors. Survey | |
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| Analytical Chemistry,COLLIN COLLEGE COURSE SYLLABUS Course Information Course Number: CHEM 1405 Course Title: Introduction to Chemistry I Course Description: For non-science majors. Survey | |
| English,"s: Lecture Hours: Lab Hours: Recitation: 4 3 3 1 Placement Assessments: ENGL 1301, MATH 0310, College-Level Reading Student Learning Outcomes: Upon successful completion of this " | |
| History,"History 1010 Honors: Western Civilization, Part I Instructor: David Paradis Office: Hellems 337 Office Hours" | |
| Dance,-05 Revised 5-07;7-10; 5-11 Danuta Gazdyszyn Performing Arts 721-5184 TBA Modern Dance I DANC 1345 Introductory Three One N/A Core This course serves as an introduction to the various | |
| Mathematics,"re Hours: Lab Hours: Recitation: 4 3 3 1 Placement Assessments: ENGL 1301, MATH 0310, College-Level Reading Student Learning Outcomes: Upon successful completion of this course, stu" | |
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| Computer and Information Sciences,"ation Records of the United States Baltimore, MD: GenealogicalPublishing Co., Inc., 1997. Genealogy CS 49 .S28 1997 Szucs, Loretto Dennis. They Became Americans: Finding Naturalization Records and Ethnic " | |
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| Geology,HOUSTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE SOUTHWEST SYLLABUS FOR GEOL 1403 – PHYSICAL GEOLOGY - DE SPRING 2013 Class Number 36003 Instructor contact information Karen Bl | |
| English,vel reading (or take GUST 0342 as a co-requisite) and be placed into college-level writing (or take ENGL 0310/0349 as a co-requisite). In addition you will be expected to use basic math and geometry skills. | |
| Pathology,87 92 92 93 97 98 1 Botany/Plant Pathology 332 Spring 2006 3 2 week date lecture topics 1 jan 17 Introduction to fungi jan 19 Z: Muc | |
| Anthropology,"r participation. • Marshall, J (2003) The Sexual Life of Cyber-Savants. The Australian Journal of Anthropology 15(2), 229-248. An account of the contradictions and pleasures, the interaction of fantasy and authe" | |
| Communications,"se Community Formation: An Ethnographic Study of Chinese Schools in Chicago. The Howard Journal of Communications 12:203-220. Chinese language schools, cultural ma intenance, biculturalism , identity, Pierrette Ho" | |
| Architecture,Woodbury University Master of Architecture / Master of Science in Architecture ARCH 691 Graduate Design Studio 5 Focus / Topic SEMESTER FALL 2014 INSTRUCTOR[S] CONTACT DAYS TIM | |
| History,"he Word Capitalist System:Concepts for Comparative Analysis,” in Comparative Studies of Society and History16:387-415, 1974. * R. Brenner. “The Origins of Capitalist Development: A Critique of Neo-SmithianMa" | |
| Psychology,"e Thoughts, Feelings, and Behavior in the Laboratory and in Life. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 78(4), 772-790. A substantial psychological study of the effects of video games on aggression, invol" | |
| History,"imilar to a course offered at ODU. For example, Medi-eval Europe taken abroad might be approved as HST 350. 2. Special Topics Equivalency: The course taken abroad does not have an exact ODU counterpart, b" | |
| Sociology," “Wallerstein’s World Capitalist System: A Theoretical and HistoricalCritique.” American Journal of Sociology 82:1075-90, 1977. B. Economic Organization of the Contemporary World System (Week 4) 3 b P. Evans." | |
| Social Psychology,"gressive Thoughts, Feelings, and Behavior in the Laboratory and in Life. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 78(4), 772-790. A substantial psychological study of the effects of video games on aggression, invol" | |
| Liberal Studies,"oint average. You may apply study abroad credit toward general distribution requirements (excluding HUM 110 and 210), somemajor and minor requirements (depending upon major/minor), and elective credits. Pl" | |
| Sociology,"ations. • Kjølsrød, L. (2003) Adventure Revisited: on structure and metaphor in specialized play. Sociology 37(3), 459-476. An account of the role of 'adventure' (broadly defined as in Simmel and Goffman) in " | |
| Education,"DepartmentofCurriculum&Instruction EDUC 4333: Multiple Teaching Practices in Math and Science Fall 2013 Instructor: David M. Sparks, E" | |
| Agriculture,"Health and Welfare 253 (.5%) 407 (3.%) 327 (2.7%) +29.2% -9.7% Total Health, Vet and Agriculture 530 (3.2%) 770 (5.8%) 680 (5.5%) +28.3% -11.7% Arts & Humanities ,439 (8.6%) ,229 (9.3%" | |
| Biology,"No. of Sits (% of Total) % at Higher Level Mathematics 53,658 (97%) 8 49,234 (97%) 8 Biology 22,064 (40%) 62 24,884 (49%) 69 Construction Studies 8,52 (5%) 73 8,558 (7%) 76 Physic" | |
| Accounting,"d recipients was approximately 60 to 40. Figure 9.1 Awards by Discipline (Private Colleges), 2005 Accounting 378 545 566 Social studies Education Other Business Management 1,027 1,423 1,999 0 300 600" | |
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| English,"writerly perspective and discussions of topics vital to writing. Instructor permission required for ENGL 695. MUS F595P FSAF: Applied Music Instructor: Festival Staff, Two credits, Fee: $90Prerequisite: T" | |
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| Economics," taking business related subjects, 2002 and 2006 Business Group No. of Sits Business Accounting Economics 23,605 7,070 4,727 2002 (% of Total) (43%) (3%) (9%) Agricultural Economics 87 (0.3%) So" | |
| Education," Figure 6.3 Discipline Breakdown of Level 7/6 Output from Institutes of Technology, 2004 and 2005 Education 158159 845 336324376 739549730711 9599449351,055 1,555 1,125 2,1951,8912,1202,132 0" | |
| English,"m Sits Grades ≥D Grades ≥D Grades ≥D Grades ≥D Grades ≥D Grades ≥D Grades ≥D Grades ≥D English 36,400 Mathematics 20,472 Science 29,893 (98%) (94%) (94%) 36,559 23,228 32,769 (98%) (96%" | |
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| Toxicology,"PROBLEMS: See one me or have me recommend someone for you to see. PREREQUISITE: BIOL 102, CHEM 101; or permission. RECOMMENDED: PHYS 100; MATH 100 or 152. COURSE TEXT: Garrison, T. 2001. Essen" | |
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| Analytical Chemistry,"PROBLEMS: See one me or have me recommend someone for you to see. PREREQUISITE: BIOL 102, CHEM 101; or permission. RECOMMENDED: PHYS 100; MATH 100 or 152. COURSE TEXT: Garrison, T. 2001. Essen" | |
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| English,s involved in providing effective psychiatric rehabilitation services. Prerequisite: Eligibility for English 101 or consent of Program Coordinator. Prerequisites: Eligibi | |
| Psychology," Development, adjustment and problems of the child from birth through adolescence. Prerequisite: Psychology 201 and listed at the beginning of Social Science listings. (IAI S6 903) Prerequisites: " | |
| English," of British Literature from the Romantic Period to the Twentieth Century and after. Prerequisites English 1302 (passing grade of C or better). Course Goals As part of the sophomore literature offerings, Engl" | |
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| Mathematics,"d by an individualized learning plan developed by the employer, college, and student.Prerequisites MATH 0300 Outcomes Institutional Policies STUDENT RESPONSIBILITIES: A. Attend" | |
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| Social Sciences,"Knohe, D. and Burke, P.J. (1980) Log-Linear Models - Sage Series: Quantitative Applications in the Social Sciences 33 Research Training Units in the Department " | |
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| English,"ed to create. COURSE CREDIT HOURS: Lecture Hours: 3 3 PLACEMENT ASSESSMENTS: Placement in ENGL 1301; College‐Level Reading STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES: Upon successful completion of this course, s" | |
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| Computer and Information Sciences,: TBA Course Prerequisite: CS/SE/CE-5354 (Software Engineering). Course Catalog Description CS 6362 - Advanced Software Architecture and Design (3 semester hours) Concepts and methodologies for the | |
| Anatomy,"General Online Info Blackboard 5 Distance Learning College Home Page ANT 201Introduction to Archaeology,Dana C. McCaulley, M.A.A.Home Phone: (410) 549-4253Office Phone " | |
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| Finance,"McCoy College of Business Administration Texas State University-San Marcos Department of Finance FIN 3325-501 Personal Financial Management Summer I, 2013 MTWHF, 8:00-9:40, McCoy 225 INSTRUCTOR: Jero" | |
| Communications,"Retailing and Multichannel Marketing Lesson 11 - Chapter 18 11-11-2013 Integrated Marketing Communications 11-18-2013 Lesson 12 - Chapter 19 Advertising, Public Relations and Sales Promotion Lesson 13 -" | |
| Law,g committed to both the spirit and letter of federal equal opportunity legislation; reference Public Law 92-112- The Rehabilitation Act of 1973 as amended. With the passage of new federal legislation entitl | |
| Drama and Theater Arts,THEA 1030-001 LIGHTING AND SOUND I Instructor: Adam Chamberlin Fall 2010Office: RTFP 212 Time: (T | |
| Agriculture,-944-1760Office: Email:kwojcik@gc.eduOffice Hours: Location and Meeting Times: AT-201 17:00-21:50 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday ARR - Catalog Description: Advance | |
| Physics,"HOUSTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE SOUTHWEST COURSE OUTLINE FOR PHYS 2326 – UNIVERSITY PHYSICS II Spring, 2012 Class Number 82789 Discipline/Program Physics Course " | |
| Civil Engineering,"Intro to Algebra Spring 2012 01/17/2012 – 05/11/2012 Instructor: Theresa Evans ET 117 335-6406 E-mail: tevans@odessa.edu Course Number: 0372.12 T, TH:" | |
| Mathematics,"ndance is mandatory for TASP/THEA liable students. Lab fee required. (SCANS 3, 8, 9) Prerequisite: MATH 0371 passes with a ?C? or better or satisfactory placement score. Corequisite: 14 hours in the Math Ac" | |
| Psychology,"PSYC 3101 200 STATISTICS AND RESEARCH METHODS IN PSYCHOLOGY Fall, 2013 9:00 - 9:50 MWF Muen E0046 " | |
| Music,"xas A&M University – Commerce Department of Music Applied Instruction in Instrumental Conducting MUS 351.200 Spring 2012 Course Orientation Allan F. Goodwin, instructor Office: Music Building 192 " | |
| English,FREQUENT REQUISITES • MATH 0306 (Basic Math Pre-Algebra) • GUST 0339 (5th -7th Grade Reading) • ENGL 0300 or 0347 1. Demonstrate professional behavior and work ethic necessary to compete and advance in | |
| Mathematics,requisite(s) CO-REQUISITE(S): • CHEF 2201 • CHEF 2231 FREQUENT REQUISITES • MATH 0306 (Basic Math Pre-Algebra) • GUST 0339 (5th -7th Grade Reading) • ENGL 0300 or 0347 1. Demonstrat | |
| Music,"al student. May be repeated for credit.) Dr. Gary T. Wurtz, Associate Professor of Trumpet, SFASU Music 282 O: 468-1350 H: 560-1971 C: 559-3148 gwurtz@sfasu.edu Purpose: The purpose of M" | |
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| Zoology,re W 100-450 Plus extra field trips to various locations and time Course AttachmentsField Zoology 3033 Lecture and Lab Field Zoology Spring 2013-20130115-095135.doc Textbooks MSU Faculty Member | |
| English,om Midwestern State University must satisfy a writing proficiency requirement once they've 1) passed English 1113 and English 1123 and 2) earned 60 hours. You may meet this requirement by passing either the Writi | |
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| History,"Division of Humanities About News Academics Faculty International Alumni History 243 Fall 2004Professor: Daniel KlingensmithCo-requisite: ordinarily, sop" | |
| Mathematics,"Linear Programming – Syllabus MATH 5593, Section 001, Fall 2008 Instructor: Stephen C. Billups, CU-Denver Bldg., Rm 607, (303)556-4814ema" | |
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| Business,als: 4. Access to the Wall Street Journal. Prerequisites: Senior standing and ACCT 201; CIS 343; FIN 330; MGT 310; MGT 314; MKT 320; Course approval. This class may be taken to fulfill | |
| Accounting,ded Materials: 4. Access to the Wall Street Journal. Prerequisites: Senior standing and ACCT 201; CIS 343; FIN 330; MGT 310; MGT 314; MKT 320; Course approval. This class may be taken t | |
| Business Administration, MGT 410-501 Business Policy Competition OCT DEC FEB 7 2001 | |
| Analytical Chemistry,"CHEM 1360 -002 SYLLAB US - SPR ING 2011 LECTURE: MWF 10:00-10:50, 11:00-11:50 - Chem bldg. 106PROFESSOR: Ja" | |
| Marketing,eet Journal. Prerequisites: Senior standing and ACCT 201; CIS 343; FIN 330; MGT 310; MGT 314; MKT 320; Course approval. This class may be taken to fulfill the requirement for MGT498 (Busines | |
| Finance,Access to the Wall Street Journal. Prerequisites: Senior standing and ACCT 201; CIS 343; FIN 330; MGT 310; MGT 314; MKT 320; Course approval. This class may be taken to fulfill the requ | |
| Computer and Information Sciences,als: 4. Access to the Wall Street Journal. Prerequisites: Senior standing and ACCT 201; CIS 343; FIN 330; MGT 310; MGT 314; MKT 320; Course approval. This class may be taken to fulfill | |
| English," to call, text or e-mail concerning any problems in this course. Course Description Prerequisite: ENGL 1301 Credit hours: 3 (2 lecture, 2 lab)This course provides pre-professional training in news gatherin" | |
| Communications,[image: image1.jpg]Distance EducationCOMM 2311 ⢠News Gathering and Writing I ⢠Syllabus CRN 45363 ⢠Summer 2013 ⢠5 Weeks ⢠June 3-Jul | |
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| Education,"LY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION ECE 111 X ECONOMICS ECON 110 ECON 212 ECON 213 ECON 230 EDUCATION EDUC 115, 201 X (CORE: SOC SCI I) ECON 272 (CORE: SOC SCI II) ECON 271 (CORE: SOC SCI II) ECON X (CORE:" | |
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| English,"l MEGR 181 plus EEGR 100 or COMPE 100. ENGLISH – 10 credit limit for basic comp & language skills ENGL 101, 102 OR 103 ENGL 110 (CORE: COMP) ENGL 104, 108, 109, 110, ENGL X (10 CR LIMIT FOR 111, 112, " | |
| History,SSC X (CORE: LAB SCI) ISSC X HISTORY - Students in the College of Arts and Sciences must take HIST 120 or equivalent for core and may select HIST 121 or HIST 231 to fill the additional college hist | |
| French Language and Literature," Chinese CHNSE 101-103 X French - To continue series see department for placement FRNCH 101 FREN 115 FRNCH 102 FREN 125 FRNCH 103 FREN 135 FRNCH 201, 202, 203 FREN 215, 225, 235 German - To c" | |
| German Language and Literature," 202, 203 FREN 215, 225, 235 German - To continue series see department for placement GERMN 101 GERM 115 GERM 102 GERM 125 GERM 103 GERM 135 GERM 201, 202, 203 GERM 215, 225, 235 Japanese - To co" | |
| Spanish Language and Literature," NOT APPLY TO INT’L BUS OPTION) Spanish - To continue series see department for placement SPAN 101 SPAN 115 SPAN 102 SPAN 125 SPAN 103 SPAN 135 SPAN 201, 202, 203 SPAN 215, 225, 235 GEOGRA" | |
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| Philosophy,Philosophy 1200: Philosophy and Society Spring 2008 MWF 10:00-10:50 HLMS 229 Syllabus Professor Chris Heat | |
| Medicine,"157 MATH 205 MATH 224 MATH 238 MATH 281 MICROBIOLOGY MICRO 110 MICRO 201 MILITARY SCIENCE MSCI 111-217 MATH 107 (CORE: MATH) MATH X MATH 120 (CORE: MATH) MATH 121 MATH 134, 135, 136 (CORE: " | |
| Nursing,"STICE CJ 105 CJ 110 CJ 115 2002-2003 SEATTLE UNIVERSITY X (CORE: LAB SCI) X X ECON 260, NURS 202, PLSC 382, OR PSYC 201, (PSYCH MAJORS TAKE STATS AT S.U.) X (WON’T FILL BUS REQMT) ACC" | |
| Music,: LAB SCI) BIOL 220 (CORE: LAB SCI) MLSC X (SEE DEPT) MUSIC See Fine Arts comment on core page MUSIC 100 MUSC X MUSIC 101 FINR X (CORE: FINE ARTS) MUSIC 103 MUSC X MUSIC 110 MUSC 200 (CORE: FINE | |
| Philosophy,"77 X (CORE: LAB SCI) HIST 120 (CORE: HIST) TWO FILL HIST 120 & FINR 120 REQMT X THREE FILL PHIL 110, HIST 120 & FINR 120 HIST 121 (2) X X TRAVEL CREDIT LIMITED INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES I" | |
| Physics,RT X (MAY MEET MAJOR RQMT WITH APPROVAL; CREDIT LIMITED) ASTRONOMY ASTR 100 ASTR 101 X PHYS 101 (CORE: LAB SCI) BIOLOGY: Biology majors: contact S.U. Biology department chair regarding cour | |
| Political Science and Government,"PHYSICS PHYS 101 PHYS 114, 115, 116 PHYS 120 PHYS 121, 122, 123 PHYS 260 POLITICAL SCIENCE POLS 201 POLS 202 POLS 203 POLS 210 POLS 230 PSYCHOLOGY PSYCH 110 PSYCH 201 PSYCH 202 PSYCH 205 P" | |
| Geography,"AN 115 SPAN 102 SPAN 125 SPAN 103 SPAN 135 SPAN 201, 202, 203 SPAN 215, 225, 235 GEOGRAPHY GEOG 100 GEOG 100 GEOG 200 GEOG 205 GEOG 207 X X (CORE: SOC SCI I) X (CORE: SOC SCI II) X X " | |
| International Relations,"10, HIST 120 & FINR 120 HIST 121 (2) X X TRAVEL CREDIT LIMITED INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES INTS 107 INTS 140 X (CORE: SOC SCI II) X JOURNALISM JOURN 101 JOURN 102 JOURN 103 JOURN 110-112, 2" | |
| Psychology,transfer as upper division. Addiction Studies certificate no longer available ADST 480 or PSYC 480 ADST 429 ADST X ADST X ANTH X ANTH 120 (CORE: SOC SCI I) X ANTH X ANTH 230 (CORE: SOC | |
| Criminal Justice Enforcement Administration,"185 CIS 201 CIS 202 CIS 250, 251, 261, 269 CIS 270 CIS 271, 272 CIS 285 CRIMINAL JUSTICE CJ 105 CJ 110 CJ 115 2002-2003 SEATTLE UNIVERSITY X (CORE: LAB SCI) X X ECON 260, NURS 202, PLS" | |
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| English,om Midwestern State University must satisfy a writing proficiency requirement once they've 1) passed English 1113 and English 1123 and 2) earned 60 hours. You may meet this requirement by passing either the Writi | |
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| Law,committed to both the spirit and letter of federal equal opportunity legislation; refer-ence Public Law 93112 - The Rehabilitation Act of 1973 as amended. With the passage ofnew federal legislation entitled | |
| Engineering,"Bruce Seely, Social Sciences 215 Acad. Off. Bldg (7-2113; bseely@mtu.edu) Gerard Caneba, Chemical Engineering 202H Chem Sci (7-2051, caneba@mtu.edu) GENERAL This class is designed to be an introductory semi" | |
| Chemical Engineering,"edu) Bruce Seely, Social Sciences 215 Acad. Off. Bldg (7-2113; bseely@mtu.edu) Gerard Caneba, Chemical Engineering 202H Chem Sci (7-2051, caneba@mtu.edu) GENERAL This class is designed to be an introductory semi" | |
| Physics,"g 2004 Course HomeCourse Information - Syllabus - Weeks 1-15Updated March 2, 2004John Jaszczak, Physics 102 Fisher (7-2255, jaszczak@mtu.edu) Bruce Seely, Social Sciences 215 Acad. Off. Bldg (7-2113; bse" | |
| Social Sciences,"Updated March 2, 2004John Jaszczak, Physics 102 Fisher (7-2255, jaszczak@mtu.edu) Bruce Seely, Social Sciences 215 Acad. Off. Bldg (7-2113; bseely@mtu.edu) Gerard Caneba, Chemical Engineering 202H Chem Sci (7-20" | |
| Psychology, Alamo Colleges • San Antonio College • - • PSYC-Psychology General Psychology PSYC-2301Section 129.159603-3-0 Credits8 Weeks Flex I Fall 201408/25/2014 to 10/18/2014Modified 04/29/20 | |
| Political Science and Government, PLS 300 Syllabus AUG FEB NOV 6 2003 2005 2006 27 captures | |
| Sociology, 19 2001 2002 2003 27 captures24 Aug 99 - 14 Jul 07 CloseHelp Sociology 151: Sociology of ReligionFall 1998T Th 5th period113 Soc Sci BldgProf. E.A. TiryakianOffice: 339 | |
| Engineering,"gdiswar. Elements of Agricultural Engineering. Agro book Agencies, 1977 Singhal, O.P. Agricultural Engineering 1977 43 VII. PLANT PATHHOLOGY 1. Path. 1101. " | |
| Toxicology, Alamo Colleges • San Antonio College • - • CHEM-Chemistry General Chemistry I CHEM-1411Section 002.188864-3-3 CreditsFull Term Spring 201401/21/2014 to 05/17/2014Modified 01/17/2014 | |
| English,Pre-requisites Must be placed in GUST 0342 (or higher) in Reading and in Math 0308 (or higher) and English 0310/0349 (or higher) in writing. Course Goals This course should help students develop a critical | |
| Chemistry, Alamo Colleges • San Antonio College • - • CHEM-Chemistry General Chemistry I CHEM-1411Section 002.188864-3-3 CreditsFull Term Spring 201401/21/2014 to 05/17/2014Modified 01/17/2014 | |
| Music,Music 1306/ Music Appreciation – CRN #62323 and/or #61432 Course Description This is a foundation course i | |
| Analytical Chemistry, Alamo Colleges • San Antonio College • - • CHEM-Chemistry General Chemistry I CHEM-1411Section 002.188864-3-3 CreditsFull Term Spring 201401/21/2014 to 05/17/2014Modified 01/17/2014 | |
| Mathematics,"ent needs to have a good working knowledge of the use of sciPrerequisites Successful completion of MATH 1314 or MATH 1414 with a grade ""C"" or better. INRW 0420 MATH 0320 Outcomes 1 Define the " | |
| Dance,Course Information Course Syllabus Spring 2008 DANC 3335 001 Intermediate Ballet Professor Contact Information M. Saba Phone – 972-883-2083 Email – | |
| Marketing,"Marketing 5311 Fall 2012UT ARLINGTON FriscoInstructor: Larry Chonko, The Thomas McMahon Professor in Business " | |
| Law,g committed to both the spirit and letter of federal equal opportunity legislation; reference Public Law 93112--The Rehabilitation Act of 1973 as amended. With the passage of new federal legislation entitled | |
| Psychology,COLLIN COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE Course Number: PSYC 2301.RW1 Course Title: General Psychology Course Description: General Psychology is a survey of the | |
| English, Alamo Colleges • Palo Alto College • - • ENGL-English British Literature I ENGL-2322Section 007.181743-3-0 CreditsDual Credit Full Term Fall 201308/26/2013 to 01/17/2014Modified 0 | |
| English,"ay be included.Prerequisites Placement, or MATH 0303 with a grade of ""C"" or better, or equivalent ENGL 0300 READ 0302 MATH 0303 Objectives Core Objectives: This course will promote the follo" | |
| Mathematics, Alamo Colleges • Northwest Vista College • - • MATH-Mathematics College Algebra MATH-1314Section 001.204023-3-0 Credits8 Weeks Flex I Fall 201308/26/2013 to 10/19/2013Modified 09/09/20 | |
| Computer and Information Sciences,"parallel and distributed communication and security issues. Prerequisites: Programming experience, CS 333, CS 362 Text: “Operating Systems,” Gary Nutt Grading: Grades will be recorded using a point" | |
| Business Administration,"MAR 1011, C8 Online Spring 2006, Begins March 6th Syllabus-Human Resource Management MAN 2300, B12 Online Spring 2004, Begins February 2nd Syllabus-Principles of Marketing MAR 1011," | |
| Toxicology,Course Syllabus CHEM 2125 – ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORY II Summer 2007 Professor: Dr. Donovan C. Haines Phone: 972-883 | |
| Chemistry,Course Syllabus CHEM 2125 – ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORY II Summer 2007 Professor: Dr. Donovan C. Haines Phone: 972-883 | |
| Analytical Chemistry,Course Syllabus CHEM 2125 – ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORY II Summer 2007 Professor: Dr. Donovan C. Haines Phone: 972-883 | |
| Experimental Psychology,"• Readings: p. 388 – 396 • Assigned questions: # 3, p. 396. Please include with your lab report. EXP 44B – PREP. CONJUGATED DIENE. Wittig reaction and alkene synthesis. • Readings: p. 359-364 and readin" | |
| Mathematics,MATH 1414 – College Algebra INET 2013-2014 Syllabus * (Fall 2013 – Summer II 2014) * This is a generic c | |
| Mathematics,"SOUTHWEST COLLEGE Department of Mathematics COURSE SYLLABUS MATH 0312: Intermediate Algebra Spring, 2012 / CRN 81291 / TuTh 9:30 – 11:30 / Stafford, Learning" | |
| Astronomy, 0 Asian Philosophy 0955-2367 1 1 0 1 0 Astronomy 0091-6358 1 1 0 1 0 Australian Banker 0814-2912 2 1 | |
| Biology," Brader. Special Tests for Orthopedic Examination. 3rd ed. Prerequisite: Completion of KINE 2337, BIOL 2301, BIOL 2101, & admission to Athletic Training Program. Student Assessments: Written Exams: T" | |
| English,"ia U, Spring 2004 Syllabii & Class Schedule--Professor Warner, UCSB, Spring 2004 English 232: the Rise of Novels Professor Warner Office: South Hall 2507 Offic" | |
| Kinesiology,"VERSITY OF TEXAS AT TYLER School of Nursing & Health Sciences Department of Health & Kinesiology KINE 3340- Assessment of Athletic Injuries Fall 2013 Instructor: Kayla Keller, M.Ed, ATC, LAT. Office: HP" | |
| Psychology,"in Vision: Essays on Gestalt Perception Sight and Mind: An Introduction to Visual Perception Gestalt Psychology 1980 1989 2000 Gerald Duckworth & Co. Lawrence Erlbaum Associates Cambium Pr Julesz, Bela Kaiser, Pete" | |
| Business, DCCC - Henry J. Jackson: BUS 210-000 Principles of Management (TV Course) JAN MAR MAY 12 | |
| Business Administration, DCCC - Henry J. Jackson: BUS 210-000 Principles of Management (TV Course) JAN MAR MAY 12 | |
| Linguistics," 1 Spring, 2005; SYLLABUS; LIN 515 (American English); Line # 84989; TTh: 4:40-5:55 PM in LL 112; INSTRUCTOR: Don L. F. Nilsen; OFFICE" | |
| Nursing,"s to pass this course. An exam average below 75 or a class average below 75 constitutes failure of Nursing 441 and will result in a grade of “F"" on the transcript. Clinical will be graded as a Pass/Fail. You m" | |
| Accounting,The University of Texas at El Paso College of Business Administration Department of Accounting ACCT 3320-Accounting Information Systems Spring Semester 2005 Instructor: TerryAnn Glandon Office: BUSN | |
| Computer and Information Sciences,"Pre-requisites, Co-requisites, & other restrictions General Course Information Pre-requisites: CS 6378 or CS 6390, programming skills in C/C++ and/or in Java, socket programming skills, and working kno" | |
| Anthropology, ANTHROPOLOGY 21 JAN AUG JUN 29 2001 2002 2007 5 captures12 Mar 0 | |
| English,"inks are also available on the main class web page. Course Objectives Writing English 102, Composition I, continues to provide experience with the writing process from invention through r" | |
| Biology," signaling, cell physiology, and disease processes will also be explored. Prerequisites: NUTR 2360; BIO 2430 and 2440. Course Objectives (cid:1) Understand the role of nutrients in the regulation of gene " | |
| Nutrition Sciences,Texas State University-San Marcos School of Family & Consumer Sciences Nutrition and Genetics NUTR 4362 -Fall 2013 Course Description This course will examine the specific processes in intermediary n | |
| Psychology,"Psychology 400-102 Psychological Statistics Syllabus, Spring 2009 Instructor: Robert T. Hitlan, PhD Office: 4" | |
| "Food, Nutrition, and Wellness Studies",Texas State University-San Marcos School of Family & Consumer Sciences Nutrition and Genetics NUTR 4362 -Fall 2013 Course Description This course will examine the specific processes in intermediary n | |
| English,Collin College English 2328 American Literature II Professor Ranta Office: B222 Phone: 972-881-5879 E-mail: lranta@collin.e | |
| History,"ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY OF URBAN AMERICA NJIT-Rutgers, Newark: Spring 2004 Graduate Course: History 562 Time: Monday: 5:00-7:30 Location: Conklin 351 Instructor: Prof. Neil Maher Federated Departme" | |
| Fine Arts and Art Studies,"s application to the making of art. This course or its equivalent is required prior to enrollment in ART 223. III. PREREQUISITE: None IV. RECOMMENDED FOR: Art majors, art education majors, arch" | |
| Marketing,Course Syllabus MKT 6332.0G1 School of Management The University of Texas at Dallas | Course Info | Tech Requirements | | |
| Physics, Physics 10153 General Physics I AUG MAR Apr | |
| Linguistics,"Writing SystemsScheduleFall 2006 This page gives the schedule of topics and assigned readings for Linguistics 115: Writing Systems at the University of Pennsylvania. The readings are from the Rogers textbook, W" | |
| Communications,Communication Theory Syllabus Spring 2013 COM 5335.01 3 Credit Hours Professor: Dr. Brandau Telephone: 294-4668 Email: FBB@shsu.edu Office : Dan R | |
| Law,Sports Law Law 5550 Fall 2006 School of Law University of Georgia J. Douglas Toma Associate Professor Institut | |
| American Studies,"02 1 captures13 May 01 - 13 May 01 CloseHelp American Studies 117, Summer 1997 (Sartelle) American Television: Star Trek as Case StudyClass meetings will be stru" | |
| Asian Studies, AS 117 Syllabus Apr | |
| Business Administration, College of Business Administration TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY - San Marcos Department of Management MGMT 3353.007 - Business Communication Fall 2013 INSTRUCTOR: OFFICE: OFFICE HOURS: Bev | |
| Medical/Clinical Assistant," starts. © 2004 Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering Olin Way, Needham, MA 02492-1200 | 781-292-2300 " | |
| Communications,"ts. The ability to analyze and synthesize material. PREREQUISITES ENG 1310, ENG 1320, and COMM 1310 are prerequisites for this course. A student must be at least junior status and be admitted to th" | |
| Biology,"el Reading as determined by SAT, ACT, TASP or successfully passing ENGL0305 with âCâ or better. Biology 1406 (General Biology) is strongly recommended. Course Goals:This course is intended for students ma" | |
| Mechanical Engineering," IS-4900 Research methodology in information systems Recommended previous course(s): ME-4000 Credits: 2,5 ECTS credits: 7,5 Teaching language: Norwegian Aim and objective: " | |
| Biology, BIOL 420 Syllabus Nov | |
| Law," Introduction to the Course No Reading PART I:Â LEGAL SYSTEMS AND BASIC PRINCIPLES OF LAW 18,19 Aug Lesson 2: Nature and Functions of LawCASE:Â LEOPOLD AND LOEB TRIAL [1924] WORD:Â Â PR" | |
| Philosophy,"PHIL 3400: Language, Mind and Reality SAMPLE SYLLABUS Patricia Hannaemail: p.hanna@utah.eduOffice: 419 CTIH" | |
| Civil Engineering,".ca. AllActex Publications (Mad River Books), 140 Willow Street, Suite One, P.O. Box 974, Winsted, CT 06098; telephone: (800) 282-2839 or (860) 379-5470; fax: (860) 738-3152; e-mail: retail@actexmadriver.co" | |
| Biology, Alamo Colleges • SAC at NLC • - • BIOL-Biology Human Anatomy & Physiology I BIOL-2401Section 002.104064-3-3 CreditsSummer - First 5 Week Session Summer 201406/09/2014 to 07/10/2014 | |
| Toxicology," Edition: 4 ISBN: 9780321832016 Description Recommendation: Students should take CHEM 1405 prior to enrollment in this class. Students study the structure and function of cells, tissues and " | |
| Physiology," COURSE NAME & NUMBER: Human Anatomy & Physiology 2401-002CREDIT HOURS: 4CLASS MEETS: June 9-July 10, 2013 Lecture 8:00-10:00 Rm 110 " | |
| Medical/Clinical Assistant,", Risk Classification in Life Insurance, 1983, Kluwer-Nijhoff Publishing, 101 Philip Drive, Norwell, MA 02061; telephone: (781) 871-6600; fax: (781) 871-6528. 3Cunningham, R.; Herzog, T.; and London, R., M" | |
| Chemistry," Edition: 4 ISBN: 9780321832016 Description Recommendation: Students should take CHEM 1405 prior to enrollment in this class. Students study the structure and function of cells, tissues and " | |
| Analytical Chemistry," Edition: 4 ISBN: 9780321832016 Description Recommendation: Students should take CHEM 1405 prior to enrollment in this class. Students study the structure and function of cells, tissues and " | |
| Mathematics,"tical Thinking, Communication, Empirical Quantitative Skills, and Teamwork.Prerequisites INRW 0420 MATH 0310 Objectives Students study the structure and function of cells, tissues and body sys" | |
| English,"e need to create. Course Credit Hours: 3 lecture hours weekly Placement Assessment: Placement in ENGL 1301; College-Level Reading Course Resources: Required. Fiero, Gloria K. Landmarks in Humanities. 3rd" | |
| Civil Engineering, s s a Co lle ge Int ro to A lge bra Spring 2013 Ins t ructo r: Ar ie la La nge ET 127 B 335 - 6799 E-ma il : alange@odessa.edu Cours e N umbe r: 0372 .607 T | |
| Liberal Studies,COLLIN COLLEGE HUMA 1301 C71 INTRODUCTION TO THE HUMANITIES FALL 2013 Course Number: HUMA 1301 Course Title: Introduc | |
| French Language and Literature, 4 2007 2008 2010 9 captures29 Sep 04 - 1 Jun 10 CloseHelp FREN 342.01 Littérature française des 19e et 20e siècles Printemps 2008 Professeur: McRae Amoss | |
| Mathematics,"dat ory fo r T ASP/THEA lia ble st udent s. Lab fee requ ire d. (SCA NS 3, 8, 9) Pre req uis it e: MATH 0371 passes wit h a C or bet t er or sat isfact ory plac ement sc ore. Co requis it e: 14 ho urs in t " | |
| English, 2003 2007 4 captures13 May 03 - 23 Aug 07 CloseHelp English 340.006 — Advanced Creative Writing: Poetry Autumn 2003// MWF 12:00-12:50 Ross 1155 contact info | |
| Asian Studies,"CloseHelp Japanese 201 Intermediate Japanese I (Sample Syllabus) JAPN 201 (4). Fall. JAPN 101-102 continued. Conversation, writing, reading, grammar. Three class period" | |
| Communications," as the government tries to compel what is to go into a newspaper."" 2 Z. Chafee, Government and Mass Communications 633 (1947). The policy of the First Amendment favors dissemination of information and opinion, and ""[t]" | |
| Geography,Course Descriptions Geography | Weber State University GEOGRAPHY 1520United States and CanadaSummer 2003 CLASS SCHEDULE DateTopic and | |
| Mathematics,"1101-04-0001Red Jacket Elementary School March 26, 2002 1 EE lleemmeennttaarryy LLeevvee ll Mathematics 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 6% 4% 2% 0% Gr ade 4 M athem at ics Pe r form ance (A ll Students " | |
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| Kinesiology,Yoga I Alamo Colleges • Palo Alto College • - • KINE-Kinesiology Yoga I KINE-1136Section 014.100961-1-2 CreditsFull Term Fall 201308/26/2013 to 12/14/2013Modified 09/04/2013 | |
| Sociology,"0 2002 2003 2004 14 captures25 Feb 02 - 15 Feb 05 CloseHelp SOC 25: Society, Culture, and African AmericansDr. Sandi Patton-ImaniMW 11:00-12:15, Howard 111Sp" | |
| English,"of current events will be essential to course activities). Placement Assessment(s): Placement in ENGL 1301, College-Level Reading Core Curriculum Intellectual Competencies as defined by the Texas Higher E" | |
| Political Science and Government,"Professor Geisler Mountain View College Course Syllabus Spring 2014 Course Number: GOVT 2305 Course Title: Federal Government Instructor’s Information: Instructor’s Name: Will Geisler, " | |
| Classical Greek,"andbook.) / Essay introduction, body, and conclusion: what makes an essay. 3. Grammar Test, MLA GR 20 and Appendix A / GR Intro (pages 1-5), Analytical appeals. 4. (1) Analyzing Visual Arguments GR" | |
| English,hone 371-5436) as soon as possible. Course Title: Freshman Composition I Course Name and Number: ENGL-1301 Course Section: 066 Semester: Fall Prerequisites: RDNG 0331 and ENGL 0302-minimum grade of C | |
| Kinesiology," Department of Health and Kinesiology Emily A. Roper, Ph.D. (Dr. Roper) Department of Health and Kinesiology 210, Health and Kinesiology Center 936-294-1169 ear007@shsu.edu Office Hours: Mondays and Wednesday" | |
| Biology,HOUSTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM Course Syllabus Biology 2401 (Anatomy & Physiology) Instructor: Sylvanus M. Golakai Class days: Monday & WednesdayTime: 5 | |
| Physiology,"ience Majors Textbook: Gerard J. Tortora and Bryan Derrickson, 2009 Principles of Anatomy & Physiology 12th Ed. John C. Wiley & Sons. Inc. Laboratory Manuel: R" | |
| Physics,Physics 382N (57735)Spring 2012Phil MorrrisonRLM 11.314 Class meetsMWF 11:00–12:00in RLM 6.118 Texts:• | |
| Physics,"PHYSICS 653 (STATISTICAL PHYSICS): FALL 2007 Rock 110, TuTh 10:10-11:25Chris Henley, 531 Clark, 5-5056, clh@c" | |
| Communications,"SYLLABUS, COMM 2003 COMMUNICATION IN NONWESTERN CULTURES FALL 2003 Instructor: Dr. Todd L. Sandel Office Phone: 32" | |
| Classics,logy (3 cr) AHIST 411. Classical Architecture (3 cr) AHIST 413. Roman Painting (3 cr) CLAS 252. Archaeology of World Civilizations (3 cr) CLAS 320. The Classical World: Archaeology and Tex | |
| English, CLAS 409. Religion of Late Western Antiquity (3 cr) CLAS 483. Classical Drama (3 cr) ENGL 340. Classical Roots of English Literature (3 cr) PHIL 231. History of Philosophy (3 cr) PHI | |
| History, (3 cr) CLAS 315. Medieval World: Byzantium (3 cr) CLAS 331. Ancient Israel (3 cr) HIST 210. Ancient Greece and Rome (3 cr) HIST 311. The World of Homer (3 cr) HIST 318. The Roman | |
| Drama and Theater Arts,Knowledge: Ancient and Medieval (3 cr) PHIL 338. Metaphysics: Ancient and Medieval (3 cr) THEA 450. Ancient Philosophy (3 cr) Area C: Historical Studies CLAS 233. Science in the Classical World (3 | |
| Music, HIST 421. The Age of Religious Reform (3 cr) JUDS 350. Literature of Judaism (3 cr) MUSC 451. Music and the Church (3 cr) MUSC 452. Hymnology (3 cr) RELG 120W. World Religions) (3 | |
| Philosophy, CLAS 483. Classical Drama (3 cr) ENGL 340. Classical Roots of English Literature (3 cr) PHIL 231. History of Philosophy (3 cr) PHIL 336. Ethics: Ancient and Medieval (3 cr) PHIL 337. Kn | |
| Business Administration,"eb 07 CloseHelp BRAZIL MODULE Three-Week Lesson Plan to be incorporated in MGMT 311Principles of Management Coursein the Four Year, Bachelors of Science Degree program offered by t" | |
| Sociology,RELG 225. Science and Religion (3 cr) RELG 310. Great Ideas in Religious Thought (3 cr) SOCI 452. Sociology of Religion (3 cr) Area E: Biblical Studies ENGL 234. Judaeo-Christian Literature | |
| Fine Arts and Art Studies, INTERMEDIATE SCULPTURE – SPRING 2014 Course: ART 323K Time & Location: Tuesday & Thursday 6:00pm– 10:00pm - ART 2.428 Professor: Ben Jurgensen Conta | |
| Physics, PH 464 - Exercises AUG JUN JUN 16 2004 2007 2010 8 cap | |
| English, I Alamo Colleges • San Antonio College • - • ENGL-English Composition I ENGL-1301Section 345.211583-3-0 CreditsDual Credit Full Term Fall 201308/26/2013 to 01/17/2014Modified 0 | |
| English," Information for the new teaching assistants.Generic syllabus for English 102 for fall 2004. Check back to see if there is a later version. This version posted Sunday, Augus" | |
| English, Aires 2Spanish 19%Argentina Censo 1869 - Cordoba y San LuisSpanish 15%Arkansas Marriages [Part 1] English 54%Arkansas Marriages IVEnglish 8%Belgique – Registres Des Décès (Français)French 14%België - Overli | |
| Economics," Syllabus for Math 481/581 (Fall 2003)Basic Information Time MW 11:00-11:50 Place ECON 103 Course Web Page http://alamos.math.arizona.edu/481 Instructor Marek Rychlik, Professor" | |
| Community Organization and Advocacy, CST 317/417 Nov | |
| Political Science and Government, Alamo Colleges • Palo Alto College • - • GOVT-Political Science/Govt Texas Government GOVT-2306Section 090.205703-3-0 CreditsFull Term Spring 201401/21/2014 to 05/17/2014Modified 11/13/2013 | |
| Mathematics, SYLLABUS—FALL 2000 MATH 16A –03 SHORT CALCULUS Sep | |
| Physics,PHYSICS 1307 SYLLABUSSUMMER 2008 LECTURER: Ricardo Rodriguez Rm 039 Fondren Science Bldg. P | |
| Mathematics,es/Corequisite: PHYS 2325. Must be placed into GUST 0341 (or higher) in reading and be placed into MATH 2414 (or higher). Credit: 1 (Lab) Selected laboratory experiments related to topics in PHYS 2325 (Univ | |
| Physics,ning.nwc.hccs.edu/members/bharat.sutaria Course Intent and Description: Prerequisites/Corequisite: PHYS 2325. Must be placed into GUST 0341 (or higher) in reading and be placed into MATH 2414 (or higher). | |
| Anthropology,"and cultural practices of the native peoples of the Amazonian tropical forest and the Andes. Same as ANTH 275. Individual and Society, and World Cultures course.256European-Indigenous Interaction in Latin" | |
| History, History 58.9 NOV SEP JAN 9 2004 2006 2008 12 captures2 Ju | |
| Mathematics,us Alamo Colleges • Palo Alto College • - • MATH-Mathematics Precalculus MATH-2412Section 040.176204-4-0 CreditsDual Credit Full Term Spring 201401/24/2014 to 06/06/2014Modified | |
| History, History 413-613 -- Study Guide for December 4 OCT DEC FEB 21 | |
| English,"story and culture, mainstream and minority U.S., Latin American and third world literatures. Same as ENGL 295 and SPAN 295. US Society course.299Independent Study3 TO 6 hours.Individual reading or research" | |
| History," Latin American history from pre-Colombian society and the European conquest to the present. Same as HIST 161. Past, and World Cultures course.192From the Convent to the Streets: Latin American Women Writ" | |
| Spanish Language and Literature,"y Lines"", and others. M 5:30-8:30 Vlad Todorov CINE 385.401 - Introduction to Mexican Cinema SPAN 386.401; LALS 386.401 An introduction and overview of Mexican cinema from the first Lumière s" | |
| Spanish Language and Literature," in the negotiation of gender identities in the private and the public spheres. Same as GWS 192, and SPAN 192. No credit toward any major or minor program in Spanish. Taught in English. Individual and Societ" | |
| Music,"nstruments and representative artists in their geographical, social and cultural contexts. Same as MUS 127. Creative Arts, and World Cultures course.130Introduction to Comparative Politics3 hours.Compar" | |
| Political Science and Government,"utions, political culture, and political processes in selected major countries of the world. Same as POLS 130. Individual and Society, and World Cultures course.161Introduction to Latin American History3 " | |
| Geography,"s in Latin America, with special attention to Puerto Rico, the Caribbean Region, and Mexico. Same as GEOG 203. Individual and Society, and World Cultures course.225Racial and Ethnic Groups3 hours.Sociolo" | |
| Sociology,"orical and current social problems arising from their relationships in society. Same as AAST 225 and SOC 225. Prerequisite(s): SOC 100; or consent of the instructor. Individual and Society, and US Society co" | |
| Medicine,"es, often in addition to seeking advice fromphysicians (Eisenberg DM, et al, New England Journal of Medicine 1993; 328:246-252, and JAMA11/11/98; 280(18): 1569-1575). This course is designed to introduce medical" | |
| Nursing,"LES AND PRACTICES OFALTERNATIVE AND COMPLEMENTARY MEDICINE PMED 250, FMME 250, HBHE 603, HPAA 603, NURS 603, PHTH 603 9 / 7 / 0 3 Faculty Director:Susan Gaylord, PhD (gaylords@med.unc.edu)Faculty Co-Dire" | |
| Architecture,Visualization 1 Making Technique ARCH 562 Woodbury UniversityMaster of Architecture SEMESTER FALL 2014 ARCH 562Visualization 1 | |
| Journalism,"ewspapers are dying - it's watching them commit suicide that pisses me off.â â¨--Molly Ivins JOUR 3321-001 News Reporting, Writing and Editing Summer I, 2013 Instructor: Mark DonaldLetâ" | |
| Computer and Information Sciences, Close Help [image: [Bowdoin Computer Science]]CS 340 Spring 2008: Syllabus Date Topic Reading Assignment Jan 22 Introduction. The C programm | |
| Environmental Design,"URSE TITLE: Problem Solving and Programming CLASS SCHEDULE: Tues-Thurs Call# 31012 10-11:45 ED 237 Tues-Thurs Call# 31015 3:30-5:15 ED 237 COURSE PRE-REQUISITES: CS 150, CS 147-148 COURS" | |
| Computer and Information Sciences, CS 250 Summer '04 Syllabus APR AUG OCT 30 2002 2004 | |
| Education,"URSE TITLE: Problem Solving and Programming CLASS SCHEDULE: Tues-Thurs Call# 31012 10-11:45 ED 237 Tues-Thurs Call# 31015 3:30-5:15 ED 237 COURSE PRE-REQUISITES: CS 150, CS 147-148 COURS" | |
| History, Alamo Colleges • Palo Alto College • - • HIST-History United States History I HIST-1301Section 005.190773-3-0 CreditsFull Term Fall 201408/25/2014 to 12/13/2014Modified 04/29/2014 | |
| English,COLLIN COLLEGE COURSE SYLLABUS Course Information Course Number: ENGL 1301 Course Title: Composition I Course Description: Intensive study of and practice in writing p | |
| Asian Studies,"ry Benda andJohn Bastin, A History of Modern Southeast Asia, 2nd ed., ch. 7; Journal of Southeast Asian Studies 27-1, March 1996, ""Special Issue : The Japanese Occupation in Southeast Asia.""13. 전후동남아시아 각국의 독립Os" | |
| Southeast Asian Studies,". 6; Harry Benda andJohn Bastin, A History of Modern Southeast Asia, 2nd ed., ch. 7; Journal of Southeast Asian Studies 27-1, March 1996, ""Special Issue : The Japanese Occupation in Southeast Asia.""13. 전후동남아시아 각국의 독립Os" | |
| English,om Midwestern State University must satisfy a writing proficiency requirement once they've 1) passed English 1113 and English 1123 and 2) earned 60 hours. You may meet this requirement by passing either the Writi | |
| Visual and Performing Arts,Jing Ling-TamProfessor of Music FA 240 Office: 817-272-2482E mail: tam@uta.eduApplied Voice Course Syllabus MUSI 1241Office Hours: | |
| Biomedical Engineering, nanoHUB - BME 695N Engineering Nanomedical Systems MAY NOV JAN 23 | |
| English,"ENGLISH 1301: Composition I Syllabus Spring 2011 MWF 8-9 a.m. CRN63594, FAC 314Instructor: Leslie Schwartz" | |
| English," CloseHelp San Antonio CollegeCarol Ann Britt The Bible As LiteratureEnglish 2373Spring Semester 2005Section 090InternetCall #11306Section 100Classroom, GH 203, TR 12:15-1:30Call " | |
| Business," An optional orientation session on the first day of class: Wednesday, 8/29/12 from 6:45-9:15 pm, BU 465 Instructor: Dr. Charlotte Allen Email: caallen@sfasu.edu Office: BU 403J Office Phone: 936-4" | |
| Marketing,"rketing Course Syllabus Fall 2012 Department of Management, Marketing and International Business MKT 351.600 (3 credit hour course) Hybrid class, web based except for this date: An optional orientatio" | |
| Sociology,t Resource Page A list of important announcements and information for students enrolled in SOCI 305. 2002 Lecture Schedule The 2002 lecture schedule with links to lecture topics and l | |
| Economics,"ssues-U.S. Public Policy are the only prerequisites, it will be helpful if students also have taken ECON-1150 Principles of Macroeconomics. This course uses a public policy approach to examine the relationsh" | |
| Political Science and Government,"luding the role of government in both the public and private sectors of the economy."" While either PSC-1200 American National Government or PSC-1400 Current Issues-U.S. Public Policy are the only prerequisi" | |
| Biology," Biology 102, Summer 2002: Lecture Outlines AUG AUG MAR 23 " | |
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| Mathematics,"C”or better, or by completing READ 0208 or ESOL 0226 with a passing grade.Recommended prerequisite: MATH 1314 – Successful completion of College Algebra or concurrent enrollment in higher-level mathematics is " | |
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| English,A STUDIES REQUIREMENTS CINE 101.601 - World Film History and Analysis to 1945 ARTH 108.601; ENGL 091.601 This course surveys the history of world film from cinema’s precursors to 1945. We will devel | |
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| French Language and Literature,"and Children of Men (Alfonso Cuarón 2006). TR 3:00-4:30 Michael Solomon CINE 386.401 - Paris in Film FREN 386.401 Latter-day examples like Christophe Honoré’s Dans Paris or the international omnibus Paris, je " | |
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| Russian Language and Literature,nal exam. TR 9:00-10:30 Victoria E. Johnson CINE 165.401 - Russian and East European Film II RUSS 165.401; SLAV 165.401 The purpose of this course is to present the Russian and East European | |
| English," and disseminate. All reading and discussion are in English. Prerequisites: None. 4 credits. English 120.01 ""Literary Analysis."" In this section we will read and analyze a selection of short stories, poe" | |
| Slavic Languages and Literatures, TR 9:00-10:30 Victoria E. Johnson CINE 165.401 - Russian and East European Film II RUSS 165.401; SLAV 165.401 The purpose of this course is to present the Russian and East European contribution t | |
| History,"erary Studies and Humanities) ""Special Topic: Modern Arabic Literature."" See Humanities 295.01. History 315.01 ""The United States and Vietnam."" This course examines the historical context of United States i" | |
| Music," Anthropology 268.01 (Also Music) ""Regional Studies in World Music--Sub-Saharan Africa."" See Music 268.01. Anthropology 295.01 ""Special Topic: Human Variation."" In this course, we will examine human" | |
| Philosophy,"onomics 225, 284, or 285; English 227, 228, 273, 330, 331, or 390; Gender and Women's Studies 249; Philosophy 234, 235, or 268; or Religious Studies/Philosophy 313. 4 credits. Japanese 295.01 (Also General L" | |
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| History,Discipline/Program: History (Will be updated within the first week) Course Title: History 1302: U.S. History 1877 to the present Course Rubric and Number: HIST 1302 Semester with Course Refe | |
| Music,". For more information, please contact wendy.walker@umontana.edu. University of Montana School of Music 295.08 - APPLIED ORGAN INSTRUCTION Dr. Nancy Cooper, Instructor Room 214, ext. 2080 Office Hours: b" | |
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| Geology,Geol 3421 Syllabus - Page 1 Geology 3421 - Structural GeologyTexas A&M University-Corpus ChristiSyllabus and Course Outline - Spring 2003 | |
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| Economics,"Economics 595 Spring 2003, MW 1:30-3:20, Savery 216 and Friday, 10:30-11:30 Savery 132 Judith Thornton, Savery " | |
| Visual and Performing Arts,- ARTS-2316-1030 - Painting I Instructor: John StovallPhone: 409-944-1320Office: FA-316 Email:jstovall@gc.eduOffice Hours: Mon 08:00-11:00Tues 08:00-09:30Wed 08:00-11:00Thurs | |
| Accounting,nd spreadsheets):General Ledger Programs (Used for text problems and practice set) (All sections of ACCT 311)Problem solving spreadsheet programs (Lotus or Excel) - provided by text (All sections of ACCT 31 | |
| Mathematics,"sting, and One Way ANOVA (Some sections of this class may require a laptop computer). Prerequisite: MATH 5304 or equivalent. (3-0) S STUDENT LEARNING OBJECTIVES Students are " | |
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| Accounting,"ing II-S1-46214.0080, Shah Devendra Page 1 of 6 Course Syllabus Principles of Accounting II ACCT 2302 Spring 2013 46214 Devendra Shah Cell Phone: 713/398-9436 devendra.shah@hccs.edu Office Loc" | |
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| Physiology,"Tortors and Bryan Derrickson, 2010 Principles of Anatomy & Physiology 13th Ed. John C. Wiley & Sons.Inc. Laboratory Manuel: Robert J. Keating and Vernon L. Wiesema, 1997" | |
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| Psychology,Syllabus for PSYC 711 (Physiological Psychology Seminar) Fall 2008 (Oct. 6 to Nov. 7) Instructor: Dr. XT Wang | |
| Sociology,".edu, trackops@gators.uaa.ufl.eduOffice Hours: TBA Meeting Times: Section # 0899 Location SOC 1406 (1st & 2nd day ONLY)—Check VISTA for weekly locations Days M, T, W, R Time 8:00-9:30 " | |
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| Biology, 2003 2004 8 captures4 Sep 03 - 15 Dec 04 CloseHelp BIOLOGY 603THE BEHAVIOR OF CAPTIVE WILD ANIMALS Dr. Hal Markowitz Note: ALL READING IS TO BE COMPLETED B | |
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| Engineering,one 371-5436) as soon as possible. Course Title: Engineering Mechanics I Course Name and Number: ENGR-2301 Course Section: 002 Semester: Fall Prerequisites: Prerequisites: MATH 2413-minimum grade of C | |
| Mathematics,se Name and Number: ENGR-2301 Course Section: 002 Semester: Fall Prerequisites: Prerequisites: MATH 2413-minimum grade of CCorequisite: PHYS 2425 Course Description: Basic theory of engineering mechan | |
| Physics,"tion: 002 Semester: Fall Prerequisites: Prerequisites: MATH 2413-minimum grade of CCorequisite: PHYS 2425 Course Description: Basic theory of engineering mechanics, using calculus, involving the descrip" | |
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| Toxicology,". (2010). Chemistry: The central science. 12th ed. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson Prentice Hall. CHEM 1141 is closely associated with this course, and it is recommended as a co-requisite (although it may b" | |
| Chemistry,"SYLLABUS CHEMISTRY 1341 – GENERAL CHEMISTRY I INSTRUCTOR: Dr. Ozcan Gulacar Chemistry Building, Room 212 " | |
| Economics, Ralph F. Lewis - Economics 180 Suggested Reading NOV AUG NOV 19 2003 2004 | |
| Analytical Chemistry,". (2010). Chemistry: The central science. 12th ed. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson Prentice Hall. CHEM 1141 is closely associated with this course, and it is recommended as a co-requisite (although it may b" | |
| Mathematics,"phasized. Prerequisite: Mathematics ACT score of at least 24 (SAT 500 or SAT re-centered 520) or MATH 1315 with a grade of “C” or higher."" TEXT: LABORATORY: Brown, T. L. (2010). Chemistry: The centr" | |
| Philosophy,"Introduction to Philosophy PHL 301, Fall 2011Unique: 41915Lectures: Tues and Thurs, 8-9:30am in SAC 1.402 Instructor: Alex Grzankow" | |
| English,"ath. Passing the assessment is a prerequisite for enrollment in many college-level classes such as English 1301/1302, History 1301/1302, Math 1414, etc. Students who do not meet assessment standards may comple" | |
| History,"ssessment is a prerequisite for enrollment in many college-level classes such as English 1301/1302, History 1301/1302, Math 1414, etc. Students who do not meet assessment standards may complete prerequisite req" | |
| Anthropology,"3-4:30 General Requirement II: History & Tradition Cross listed with AMES 156/551, HIST 156, ANTH 139, and RELS 120 An overview of Jewish culture and society in its Biblical, Hellenistic-Roman, " | |
| English,"eenings Mondays 4:00 Freshman Seminar Distribution III: Arts & Letters Cross listed with ENGL 016 and FILM 160 This is a seminar about the Holocaust as it has been depicted in books, film, " | |
| History," LEC TR 3-4:30 General Requirement II: History & Tradition Cross listed with AMES 156/551, HIST 156, ANTH 139, and RELS 120 An overview of Jewish culture and society in its Biblical, Hellenistic-" | |
| German Language and Literature,scriptions JWST 031-401 Beginning Yiddish I Botwinik LEC TR 10:30-12 Cross listed with GRMN 401 The goal of this course is to help beginning students develop skills in Yiddish conversatio | |
| Communications,"The readings will concentrate on writings on aesthetic theory, literature, and the visual arts. COMM 622-301 Communicating Memory Marvin & Zelizer SEM M 1-3 This course tracks various scholarl" | |
| Communications,COMM 397 - Winter 2001 Knowledge Management Systems Class Times:Tuesday 11:30 - 1:00 Location: Dunning | |
| Criminology,Criminology Program Course Syllabus CRIM 2316 Section 0I1 Corrections Fall Semester 2010 Online section Room: N/A elearning Syllabus | |
| Nursing,CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY FULLERTON DEPARTMENT OF NURSING NURSING 305/305L PROFESSIONAL NURSING I Fall 2001 COURSE SYLLABUS [Highlighted Areas relate to Skills in In | |
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| Urban Planning, 28TABLE 3: TRAIL MATERIAL COMPARISON 225.4 Preferred Alternative 296SUMMARY OF RECOMMENDED PLAN 296.1Dimensions 306.1.1Project Area and Length 306.1.2Project Area Width and Depth of Canal | |
| Business, CIS 53 - Syllabus and Policies & Procedures JUL AUG OCT 31 2002 | |
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| Psychology,"Introduction to Psychology Psychology 2301.01W Texas A&M University-Commerce Fall,2012 Semester Rebecca Stephens, Instructor Sp" | |
| Biology," Jane B. Reece et al. HCC custom edition available at the bookstore as volume 1. Laboratory Manual: Biology 1406, Laboratory manual. HCCS-Southwest, Dept. of Life Sciences. Course Description: Discussions foc" | |
| English,. V ikki Boatman and Dr. Carolyn Davis modified for use in Student Teaching semester APPENDIX G - English 36 Stephen F. Austin State | |
| Real Estate,"MENTAL REQUIREMENTS 409PLAN IMPLEMENTATION 419.1Relocations 419.2Plan Flexibility 419.3Real Estate 419.4Construction Costs 419.5Operation, Maintenance, Repair, Rehabilitation & Replacement (OMRR&R" | |
| Marketing,PM BLB 260 Office Hours: MW 5:00PM – 6:00PM E-mail: thuy.nguyen@unt.edu UNT Catalog Description: MKTG 3700. Marketing and Money. 3 hours. Students are taught to understand and appreciate the money implicat | |
| Engineering Physics,"orandum, Policy Guidance Letter No. 59, Recreation Development at Ecosystem Restoration Projects and EP 1165-2-502, 30 Sep 1999, Checklist of Facilities Which May Be Cost Shared as Part of Recreation Developm" | |
| Psychology,captures21 Jun 02 - 26 Dec 04 CloseHelp Return to main page Nichols College Psychology 151General Psychology Dr. Durrschmidt Instructor Office and Office Hours I am licensed and | |
| Philosophy,Ethics and The Fact/Value Distinction Philosophy 98: Spring 2003 Junior Tutorial Teaching Fellow: Simon Rippon Web page: www.fas.harvard.edu/~rippon/ | |
| Law,"l Environmental Policy Act of 1969, as amendedFull Compliance River and Harbor Act of 1970, Public Law 91â611, Section 122Full Compliance Submerged Lands Act of 1953, as amendedN/A Water Resources De" | |
| Anatomy,ANT 362K -‐ The Archaeology of Texas and Vicinity Course Unique # 31385 Lecture | |
| Marketing,"es and career guidance Prerequisites: Admission to upper division standing and co-requisite MKT 340 Principles of Marketing, or consent of instructor INTRODUCTION: The successful professional sales" | |
| Biology, 7-8 pm 7-8 pm 7-8 pm 7-8 pm 7-8 pm 8-9 pm 8-9 pm 8-9 pm Location PAR 304 PAR 308 BIO 301 MEZ 1.122 BEN 1.102 BUR 228 PAR 303 WEL 3.260 Teaching Assistant CMA 3.102 Lokeilani | |
| Economics,"Kyeong Ahn, ""The concept of scale and the human dimensions of global change: A survey,"" Ecological Economics32(2): 217-239 (2000); Thomas J. Wilbanks, Robert W. Kates, ""Global change in local places: How scale " | |
| History,"llabus.Grading: Examinations (2) 200 pts. Research Paper 100 pts. Genogram/Health History 50 pts. An A will be 90% of the total possible points. You may obtain an ""I"" if you have not compl" | |
| Engineering,"on, ""The design of belief network-based systems for price forecasting,"" Computers and Electrical Engineering20(2): 163- 180 (1994); J. Pearl, Probabilistic Reasoning in Intelligent Systems(Morgan Kaufmann P" | |
| Mathematics," phone 371-5436) as soon as possible. Course Title: Intermediate Algebra Course Name and Number: MATH-0303 Course Section: 002 Semester: Spring Prerequisites: Math 0302-minimum grade of C, Accuplacer " | |
| Law,". Stavins, ""The choice of regulatory instruments in environmental policy,"" Harvard Environmental Law 22(2): 313-367 (1998); E. Gawel, ""Mixed instrument strategy in environmental policy: Economic consid" | |
| Psychology,PSYC 4640.001 PHYSIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGYDR. KELLY 565-4719 347 Terrill Hallkellyk@unt.edu (ALWAYS use thi | |
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| Geography,"etter3: 1-13 (1998); Susan L. Cutter, ""Vulnerability to environmental hazards,"" Progress in Human Geography20(4): 529-539 (1996); Jesse C. Ribot, Antonio Rocha Magalhaes, Stahis Panagides, eds., Climate Va" | |
| Sociology,"vetter, M (1985) Economic Acton and Social Structure;the problem of embeddedness American Journal of Sociology 91 (3) 481-510 Gurevitch Z (2000) Plurality in Dialogue Sociology Vol 34: 243-263 Hammersley, M (1" | |
| Visual and Performing Arts, Office: Office Hours: Telephone: E-mail: T - Th. 8:00-9:20 AM UH 108 Dr. Sergio Espinosa FA 305 As posted in instructor’s office and BLACKBOARD (817) 272-2445 espinosa@uta.edu COURSE DESCRIP | |
| Music,uctOverview.do?Ntt=9780495916147&Ntk=P_Isbn13&N=+4294922444 BLACKBOARD Music Appreciation Music 1300-001 Fall 2011 Dr. Sergio Espinosa 1 This is a web-ba | |
| Computer and Information Sciences, 26 CSE 114 Computer Technology 3 3 27 | |
| Chemical Engineering,ourier analysis 3 3 6 CHE 136 Chemistry 3 3 7 CHE | |
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| Marketing,"                                          January, 2001 MARKETING 4580INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORTATIONSpring, 2001 INSTRUCTOR: Jim Crowell               " | |
| Spanish Language and Literature,UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures SPAN 3060 â FALL 2012 Advanced Spanish Composition and Oral Practice I Instructor: Maria Schafler Offic | |
| Law,"g committed to both the spirit and letter of federal equal opportunity legislation; reference Public Law 92-112, The Rehabilitation Act of 1973 as amended. With the passage of new federal legislation entitl" | |
| Philosophy,Philosophy 1305 Philosophy and Critical Thinking Spring 2014 Syllabus Professor: Bryan Register Room: ELA 118 | |
| Law,"lass ': Mothers, A lcohol, and Television, 1977-1996,"" Journa l o f H ea lth Politics, Po licy a nd Law 25 (June 2000), 473-498. T (5/4) - The W ine Revolution Read: ""The Golden Age o f W ine"" Field Trip" | |
| Biology,BIO 1320 Spring 2014 MODERN BIOLOGY I Instructor: Francis R. Horne FH01@txstate.edu 1-5 | |
| Journalism, Journalism 260: Writing for Mass Media Dec | |
| Biology,COLLIN COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT COURSE SYLLABUS COURSE NUMBER: BIOL 1322 COURSE TITLE: General Nutrition COURSE DESCRIPTION: BIOL 1322 General Nutrition Study of | |
| Anthropology,"me examinations will not appear on either schedule. ANTH 5 Goldstein, Paul S Sun,6/2,4:00-6:00ANTH 42 Endicott, Kirk M Sat,6/1,1:30-3:30ANTH 53 Welsch, Robert L Fri,5/31,8:00-10:00ANTH 55 Kan, " | |
| Asian Studies,"6/1,1:30-3:30JAPN 3 1 Watanabe, Ikuko Sat,6/1,4:00-6:00JAPN 3 2 Ishida, Mayumi Sat,6/1,4:00-6:00JAPN 42 Ishida, Mayumi Sat,6/1,4:00-6:00LAT 3 1 Stewart, Roberta L Sun,6/2,1:00-3:00LAT 3 2 Stewart" | |
| Native American Studies,"3:00MUS 2 2 O'Neal, Melinda P Sat,6/1,1:30-3:30MUS 35 Summers, William J Fri,5/31,8:00-10:00NAS 15 Calloway, Colin G Sun,6/2,4:00-6:00NAS 35 Jahner, Elaine A Fri,5/31,4:00-6:00NAS 53 Jocks" | |
| Russian and Slavic Studies,":00-10:00REL 55 Ackerman, Susan Sat,6/1,1:30-3:30RUSS 3 Sheldon, Richard R Sun,6/2,1:00-3:00RUSS 36 Sheldon, Richard R Fri,5/31,8:00-10:00RUSS 43 Scherr, Barry P Sat,6/1,8:00-10:00RUSS 85 Sch" | |
| Astronomy,"6/3,9:00-11:00ARTH 54 Jordan, Jim M Sat,6/1,1:30-3:30ARTH 61 Hockley, Allen Mon,6/3,12:00-2:00ASTR 15 Thorstensen, John Sat,6/1,8:00-10:00BIOL 2 Cahill Jr, George Sat,6/1,8:00-10:00BIOL 15 Lan" | |
| Biology,"0-2:00ASTR 15 Thorstensen, John Sat,6/1,8:00-10:00BIOL 2 Cahill Jr, George Sat,6/1,8:00-10:00BIOL 15 Langford, George M Sun,6/2,1:00-3:00BIOL 16 Ambros, Victor R Sun,6/2,1:00-3:00BIOL 33 Holme" | |
| Toxicology,"8:00-10:00CHEM 6 1 Bel Bruno, Joseph Sun,6/2,1:00-3:00CHEM 6 2 Glueck, David Fri,5/31,8:00-10:00CHEM 51 Lemal, David M Sat,6/1,8:00-10:00CHEM 59 Spencer Jr, Thomas Sun,6/2,1:00-3:00CHEM 65 Soderb" | |
| Chemistry,"8:00-10:00CHEM 6 1 Bel Bruno, Joseph Sun,6/2,1:00-3:00CHEM 6 2 Glueck, David Fri,5/31,8:00-10:00CHEM 51 Lemal, David M Sat,6/1,8:00-10:00CHEM 59 Spencer Jr, Thomas Sun,6/2,1:00-3:00CHEM 65 Soderb" | |
| Computer and Information Sciences, CS 446/646 Principles of Computer Operating Systems JUL SEP | |
| Petroleum Engineering,"teria Course Information Credits: 3.0 Class hours: Tuesday & Thursday, 4:00 - 5:15pm, PE 208 Call numbers: CS 446: #28039 (max. enrollment 21) CS 646: #28041 (max. enroll" | |
| Classical Greek,"0-3:00GOVT 53 Pape Jr, Robert A Sat,6/1,8:00-10:00GOVT 58 Vandewalle, Dirk Fri,5/31,8:00-10:00GRK 10 Whaley, Lindsay J Sun,6/2,1:00-3:00GRK 29 Whaley, Lindsay J Sat,6/1,1:30-3:30GRS 3 Russe" | |
| Latin,"0-6:00LAT 3 1 Stewart, Roberta L Sun,6/2,1:00-3:00LAT 3 2 Stewart, Roberta L Sun,6/2,1:00-3:00LAT 10 Katz, Phyllis B Sun,6/2,1:00-3:00LAT 26 Marshall, Joseph C Mon,6/3,12:00-2:00MATH 6 Kerr," | |
| Analytical Chemistry,"8:00-10:00CHEM 6 1 Bel Bruno, Joseph Sun,6/2,1:00-3:00CHEM 6 2 Glueck, David Fri,5/31,8:00-10:00CHEM 51 Lemal, David M Sat,6/1,8:00-10:00CHEM 59 Spencer Jr, Thomas Sun,6/2,1:00-3:00CHEM 65 Soderb" | |
| Economics,"2:30ECON 1 4 Aggarwal, Sheri L Mon,6/3,9:00-11:00ECON 2 Fischel, William A Fri,5/31,8:00-10:00ECON 10 1 Knetter, Michael M Mon,6/3,3:00-5:00ECON 10 2 Knetter, Michael M Mon,6/3,3:00-5:00ECON 20 1 Eng" | |
| Mechanical Engineering,"pshire.edu> Amherst, MA 01002> > 25. David Pasco> dpasco@bates.edu> Lewiston, ME 04240> > 26. Kate Hine> khine@bates.edu> Bates College> Lewiston, ME 04240" | |
| English,"00ENGG 152 Kennedy Jr, Francis Sun,6/2,4:00-6:00ENGG 153 Kennedy Jr, Francis Fri,5/31,8:00-10:00ENGL 31 Cosgrove, Peter W Fri,5/31,8:00-10:00ENGL 36 Mansell Jr, Darrel Fri,5/31,8:00-10:00ENGL 45 " | |
| History,"00-10:00HIST 1 Daniell, Jere R Mon,6/3,9:00-11:00HIST 4 Darrow, Margaret H Sun,6/2,1:00-3:00HIST 15 Calloway, Colin G Sun,6/2,4:00-6:00HIST 17 Bontemps, Alexander Sat,6/1,8:00-10:00HIST 50 Es" | |
| Arabic Language and Literature,"8:00-10:00ANTH 55 Kan, Sergei A Sat,6/1,1:30-3:30ARAB 3 Gruendler, Beatrice Mon,6/3,3:00-5:00ARAB 59 Gruendler, Beatrice Mon,6/3,3:00-5:00ARTH 17 Shelton, Andrew Fri,5/31,8:00-10:00ARTH 20 Kan" | |
| Chinese Language and Literature,"8:00-10:00CHIN 3 1 Rushton, Peter H Sat,6/1,4:00-6:00CHIN 3 2 Rushton, Peter H Sat,6/1,4:00-6:00CHIN 33 Feng, Jian-Ming Fri,5/31,8:00-10:00CHIN 43 Feng, Jian-Ming Sat,6/1,8:00-10:00COCO 1 Boose," | |
| Comparative Literature,"2:30COCO 10 Sears, Priscilla F Fri,5/31,8:00-10:00COGS 2 Bharucha, Jamshed Sat,6/1,8:00-10:00COLT 37 Kogan, Vivian Mon,6/3,12:00-2:00COSC 5 Drysdale III, Robert Sat,6/1,1:30-3:30COSC 14 Kreid" | |
| French Language and Literature,"0-10:00FREN 3 1 Desormeaux, Daniel Sat,6/1,8:00-10:00FREN 3 2 Huchard, Cécile Mon,6/3,9:00-11:00FREN 10 1 Kogan, Vivian Mon,6/3,9:00-11:00GEOG 3 Conkey, Laura E Sat,6/1,8:00-10:00GEOG 23 Demko, Ge" | |
| Italian Language and Literature,"1,8:00-10:00ITAL 2 Russo, Gerard A Sun,6/2,1:00-3:00ITAL 3 1 Jewell, Keala J Sun,6/2,1:00-3:00ITAL 65 Jewell, Keala J Sat,6/1,1:30-3:30JAPN 3 1 Watanabe, Ikuko Sat,6/1,4:00-6:00JAPN 3 2 Ishida, M" | |
| Russian Language and Literature,":00-10:00REL 55 Ackerman, Susan Sat,6/1,1:30-3:30RUSS 3 Sheldon, Richard R Sun,6/2,1:00-3:00RUSS 36 Sheldon, Richard R Fri,5/31,8:00-10:00RUSS 43 Scherr, Barry P Sat,6/1,8:00-10:00RUSS 85 Sch" | |
| Spanish Language and Literature,":00-10:00SPAN 3 3 Guzmán-Bueno, G Sat,6/1,8:00-10:00SPAN 9 2 Lugo-Ortiz, Agnes Sun,6/2,1:00-3:00SPAN 68 Lugo-Ortiz, Agnes Mon,6/3,12:00-2:00WST 32 Mather, Lynn M Sun,6/2,4:00-6:00WST 36 MacLeod" | |
| Russian and Slavic Studies," Department of Slavic and Eurasian Studies COURSE SYLLABUS Spring 2012 Third-year Russian II RUS 325 (44980) Class meetings: Tuesday, Thursday 11-12.15 in Parlin 303 Instructor: Prof. Gilbert R" | |
| Mathematics,"12:00-2:00MATH 6 Kerr, Megan M Sat,6/1,8:00-10:00MATH 8 Gordon, Carolyn S Sat,6/1,8:00-10:00MATH 13 1 Kerr, Megan M Fri,5/31,1:30-3:30MATH 13 2 Pop, Florin Fri,5/31,1:30-3:30MATH 16 Healy Jr, Den" | |
| Medical/Clinical Assistant," New York, New York 10027> > 24. Dan Grayber> dgrayber@hampshire.edu> Amherst, MA 01002> > 25. David Pasco> dpasco@bates.edu> Lewiston, ME 04240> > 26. Kate Hine>" | |
| Russian Language and Literature," Department of Slavic and Eurasian Studies COURSE SYLLABUS Spring 2012 Third-year Russian II RUS 325 (44980) Class meetings: Tuesday, Thursday 11-12.15 in Parlin 303 Instructor: Prof. Gilbert R" | |
| Law,"ISEMAN, LAWRENCE L., Surgeon of 30 North Mich- igan Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, was born in 1879, in Law- 241 AMERICAN PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON rence, Kansas. He is Assistant Chief Surgeon to the Illinois " | |
| Music,":30-3:30MATH 60 Lamperti, John W Sun,6/2,1:00-3:00MUS 2 2 O'Neal, Melinda P Sat,6/1,1:30-3:30MUS 35 Summers, William J Fri,5/31,8:00-10:00NAS 15 Calloway, Colin G Sun,6/2,4:00-6:00NAS 35 Ja" | |
| Philosophy,"00-10:00PHIL 1 1 Brison, Susan J Mon,6/3,9:00-11:00PHIL 1 2 Jacobson, Stephen Mon,6/3,9:00-11:00PHIL 10 Konkle, John W Fri,5/31,10:30-12:30PHIL 12 Konkle, John W Fri,5/31,8:00-10:00PHIL 22 MacLeo" | |
| Physics,"00-3:00PHYS 1 Gleiser, Marcelo Mon,6/3,9:00-11:00PHYS 4 Huggins, Elisha R Mon,6/3,9:00-11:00PHYS 14 Mook II, Delo E Fri,5/31,8:00-10:00PHYS 17 Watkins Jr, Richard Sat,6/1,8:00-10:00PHYS 42 Wa" | |
| Political Science and Government,"30-3:30GOVT 5 2 Pape Jr, Robert A Mon,6/3,9:00-11:00GOVT 6 Masters, Roger D Sat,6/1,8:00-10:00GOVT 37 Mather, Lynn M Sun,6/2,4:00-6:00GOVT 42 Nichols, Thomas M Mon,6/3,12:00-2:00GOVT 46 Vandewa" | |
| Geography,"3,9:00-11:00FREN 10 1 Kogan, Vivian Mon,6/3,9:00-11:00GEOG 3 Conkey, Laura E Sat,6/1,8:00-10:00GEOG 23 Demko, George J Fri,5/31,4:00-6:00GEOG 48 Karnes, Daniel B Sun,6/2,4:00-6:00GERM 1 Zantop," | |
| Psychology,":00PHYS 106 Denton, Richard E Sun,6/2,4:00-6:00PSYC 1 Jernstedt, Christian Fri,5/31,8:00-10:00PSYC 10 Pfister, John F Sun,6/2,1:00-3:00PSYC 21 Hughes, Howard C Sat,6/1,1:30-3:30PSYC 23 Hull, Ja" | |
| Sociology,"allichet, S.E. ""Barriers to Women's Advancement in Underground Coal Mining."" Rural Sociology 65 (2): 234-252. 2000. [syllabus] [top]Week 4: Sept 26 * Reskin and Padavic, Ch. 6: ""Sex Differenc" | |
| Political Science and Government,"OUTCOMES: Revised 4/2010 Rolando Garza Criminal Justice 794-4710 By appointment, South Campus PSC 132 Introduction to Criminal Justice CRIJ 1301S05 Introductory 45 None Schmalleger, Criminal Jus" | |
| Criminology,"Criminal Justice 794-4710 By appointment, South Campus PSC 132 Introduction to Criminal Justice CRIJ 1301S05 Introductory 45 None Schmalleger, Criminal Justice, A Brief Introduction, Prentice Hall, " | |
| History,"t M. Epstein, ""Patterns of Change and Continuity in Nineteenth-Century Warfare,"" Journal of Military History 56,3 (1992): 375-88. Optional reading: Paul Bairoch, ""European Trade Policy, 1815-1914,"" Cambrid" | |
| Law,"l Law, and the Regime Governing Atrocities in Internal Conflicts,"" American Journal of International Law 93,2 (1999): 361-79.Philip McMichael, ""Sleepless Since Seattle: What is the WTO About?"" Review of Int" | |
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| Political Science and Government,nings as well as weekends.) Hours Available: TBA Course Description (from Eastfield Catalog): GOVT 2305 (3 Credit Hours) Federal Government This is a Texas Common Course Number. Prerequisite: The foll | |
| History,Syllabus- U.S. History 133-013 Survey Course to 1877/Fall 2011 Faculty Member: Cynthia Devlin Faculty Schedule | |
| English,"iam FaulknerCourse DescriptionHIST 1302 - United States History IIWriting Basic Skills Prerequisite: ENGL 0300Reading Basic Skills Prerequisite: READ 0303A survey of the social, political, economic, cultural, a" | |
| History, Alamo Colleges • Northwest Vista College • - • HIST-History United States History II HIST-1302Section 089.111853-3-0 CreditsFull Term Spring 201401/21/2014 to 05/17/2014Modified 01/21/2014 | |
| Mathematics," phone 371-5436) as soon as possible. Course Title: Intermediate Algebra Course Name and Number: MATH-0303 Course Section: 013 Semester: Summer Prerequisites: Math 0302-minimum grade of C, Accuplacer " | |
| Physics, Physics 103 Syllabus Jan | |
| Geography,"ns for theFuture Cross-listed with, andfeaturing guest lecturers from among:EDHL 3464, FCD 3464, GEOG 3464, HD 3464, HIDM 3464, SOC 3464, UAP3464 Instructor: Dr. Stephen Mooney Em" | |
| Sociology," with, andfeaturing guest lecturers from among:EDHL 3464, FCD 3464, GEOG 3464, HD 3464, HIDM 3464, SOC 3464, UAP3464 Instructor: Dr. Stephen Mooney Email: pinemtn" | |
| Classics,          Instructor: JamesLuberda                       Office: CLAS 238                                                  | |
| English," English 111 - Section 4 - MWF 3:00-3:50, W 4:00-4:50 " | |
| Business,"THE UNIVERSITY of NORTH TEXAS, COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Business 4940.002 - Business Policy (Strategic Business Integration) Course Outline - Fall 2012 Professor: Dr." | |
| Computer and Information Sciences, INFM 603 - Information Technology and Organizational Context - Redirect to Current | |
| Political Science and Government,STEPHEN F. AUSTIN STATE UNIVERSITY PSC 142.008– INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN GOVERNMENT: STRUCTURES AND FUNCTIONS Fall 2012 INSTRUCTOR Ms. K | |
| Anthropology,"04-710. T. J. Ferguson, 1996, “Native Americans and the Practice of Archaeology.” Annual Review of Anthropology 25:63-79. J. C. Rose et al., 1996, “NAGPRA is Forever: Osteology and the Repatriation of Skeletons.” " | |
| Finance,etract from your presentation Case Presentation Evaluation Form Dr. Johnson Finance 485 ------------------------------------------- Project: Date Presented: Presenters: Campus: ---- | |
| English,ENGLISH 1301 COURSE SYLLABUS – FALL 2013 (MWF) COURSE INFORMATION Course Number: ENGL 1301 Course Title: | |
| Early Childhood and Childhood Education,lp The University of North Carolina at CharlotteThe College of Education COURSE NUMBER: ELED 5100** CATALOG DESCRIPTION: ELED 5100. Intensive Orientation to Teaching (6G)Using models of te | |
| Social Sciences,"ay 10am to noon, or by appointment General Information Class: Monday 9.30-11.30Classroom: SSC 4327 Syllabus Department of History Social Science Centre, Room 4328 Lo" | |
| Occupational Therapy, Rho (HBR or rb[]a national Hebrew honor society. Students who earn a grade of âBâ or higher in OT 501 and one subsequent ATS course requiring Hebrew will be eligible and encouraged to seek membership i | |
| Law, committed to both the spirit and letter of federal equal opportunity legislation; reference Public Law 92-112 – The Rehabilitation Act of 1973 as amended. With the passage of federal legislation entitled | |
| Economics,ECON 3070-009 Intermediate Microeconomics Syllabus Fall 2004 Instructor: Kremena Platikanova Lecture: | |
| Pacific Area Studies, will also need to sign the make-up coupon. You can pick up the make-up coupons at the front desk in PAC 105.Students may earn additional extra points in the following ways:For 5 points: Dance students are | |
| Mathematics,CON 2010 Principles of Microeconomics; and 2) ECON 1078 & 1088 Math Tools for Economists I & II or MATH 1300. Students who do not meet the prerequisites will be administratively dropped from the course. | |
| Computer and Information Sciences, CS 455 Syllabus DEC FEB MAR 9 | |
| Mathematics," Syllabus CS 457: Computational Intelligence Winter 2005Prerequisites: CS 302, CS 325, CS 362, MATH 330. Meeting Times: Lect: 11:00 - 11:50 MWF, Conference Room Labs: 11:00 - 11:50 T, H" | |
| Kinesiology,"epared to purchase costume items( up to $20) CROSS-LISTED COURSES Jazz I cross-listed as KINE 1171 and DANC 1110Jazz II cross-listed as KINE 2171 and DANC 1111Jazz II, III and IV expand on skill" | |
| Dance, Alamo Colleges • Northwest Vista College • - • DANC-Dance Jazz Dance II DANC-1148Section 002.147701-1-2 CreditsFull Term Spring 201401/21/2014 to 05/17/2014Modified 01/17/2014 | |
| Medicine," six interventions for the prevention of post-operative nausea and vomiting. New EnglandJournal of Medicine 2004;350:2441-51.Kranke P, Apfel CC, Papenfuss T et al. An increasedbody mass index is no risk factor " | |
| Surgery,"mas P, McLure H, Sub-Tenon'sanesthesia with aspirin, warfarin, and chlopidogrel. JCataract Refract Surgery 2006; 32: 1022-25.9 Eke T. Anesthesia for glaucoma surgery. Ophthalmol ClinNorth Am 2006; 19: 245-55." | |
| Computer and Information Sciences, CS 261: Computer Security DEC FEB APR 2 2002 2004 2005 79 | |
| American Studies,"ssor Urcid JOUR 89: Contemporary Media and Analysis Internship Seminar (fall only) Prerequisite: AMST 15a, 137b, or 138b.Brings together students who are independently engaged in various media internship" | |
| Business,so check the Registrar's course catalog. Internship Seminar Offerings (See Bulletin for more info)BUS 89a Work in the Global Business Environment (fall and spring) Normally students must arrange an inter | |
| Business Administration,so check the Registrar's course catalog. Internship Seminar Offerings (See Bulletin for more info)BUS 89a Work in the Global Business Environment (fall and spring) Normally students must arrange an inter | |
| Education,"h WalesViolence against Homosexual Men and Women - Handouts and Overheads - NSW Department of School Education 1991Homophobia and ReligionSame Sex Marriage IssuesGay, Lesbian and Transgender Hate Crimes - PREFACE" | |
| Journalism," domestic internships to meet the IGS Major International Experience requirement. Professor Urcid JOUR 89: Contemporary Media and Analysis Internship Seminar (fall only) Prerequisite: AMST 15a, 137b, or " | |
| Computer and Information Sciences,04 2 captures22 Sep 03 - 24 Feb 04 CloseHelp CSE 101 Syllabus Computing Concepts & Competencies: CSE101Tracks by Class Day (First 19 Days are | |
| Toxicology,"o ""Drop-in"" (but you take your chances on my availability); otherwise by appointment Course Title: CHEM 171 – 3 semester hours, Chemistry Rm 108 Lecture: CRN No./Course No. Meeting time 80082 / 171-01 " | |
| Chemistry,"o ""Drop-in"" (but you take your chances on my availability); otherwise by appointment Course Title: CHEM 171 – 3 semester hours, Chemistry Rm 108 Lecture: CRN No./Course No. Meeting time 80082 / 171-01 " | |
| Analytical Chemistry,"o ""Drop-in"" (but you take your chances on my availability); otherwise by appointment Course Title: CHEM 171 – 3 semester hours, Chemistry Rm 108 Lecture: CRN No./Course No. Meeting time 80082 / 171-01 " | |
| Physics, including atomic and molecular structure; atomic and molecular spectroscopy. Prereq.: Chem 004-004; Physics 021-002; and differential and integral calculus.Prerequisites:You need a solid foundation in differen | |
| Toxicology,"ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I LABORATORY CHEM 3143, Sections 001–005 • INSTRUCTOR CONTACT INFORMATION AND OFFICE HOURS Best method of contact is em" | |
| Business,"lease send an email to itsupport@patriots.uttyler.edu or stop by the Campus Computing Center in BUS 101. To log on to Blackboard and to view this course, complete the following: • COURSE DESCRIPTION " | |
| Business Administration,"lease send an email to itsupport@patriots.uttyler.edu or stop by the Campus Computing Center in BUS 101. To log on to Blackboard and to view this course, complete the following: • COURSE DESCRIPTION " | |
| Chemistry,"ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I LABORATORY CHEM 3143, Sections 001–005 • INSTRUCTOR CONTACT INFORMATION AND OFFICE HOURS Best method of contact is em" | |
| Analytical Chemistry,"ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I LABORATORY CHEM 3143, Sections 001–005 • INSTRUCTOR CONTACT INFORMATION AND OFFICE HOURS Best method of contact is em" | |
| Sociology, 6 2001 2002 2003 21 captures3 Feb 99 - 24 Mar 05 CloseHelp Sociology 320 Sociology of the Family Instructor: Dr. Harriett E. Hayes Office Hours: Bowman Hall 224 Phone | |
| Astronomy,"Classical and Modern Astronomy Astronomy 105.02 – Spring 2013 Instructor: Mr. Edward Michaels, Department of Physics and Astronomy Email: " | |
| Petroleum Engineering, CloseHelp Note: The slideshow mode requires javascript. SyllabusSyllabus – PE 12000 Making the Academic Transition Sandra Harmatiuk OverviewThis course will cover some basic p | |
| Education, Level One ___ PSYC 502 Principles and Philosophy of Counseling ___ PSYC 503 Mental Hygiene ___ EDUC 507 Human Growth & Development (Adv.) ___ GUCO 533 Multicultural Counseling Level Two ___ SPED 511 | |
| Special Education, EDUC 507 Human Growth & Development (Adv.) ___ GUCO 533 Multicultural Counseling Level Two ___ SPED 511 Special Education Perspective ___ GUCO 508 Career Counseling and Development ___ PSYC 534 Counse | |
| Psychology,ext to each course that you have completed in the Guidance and Counseling program. Level One ___ PSYC 502 Principles and Philosophy of Counseling ___ PSYC 503 Mental Hygiene ___ EDUC 507 Human Growth & D | |
| Physics, Physics 1303 - Summer 2002 MAR MAY JAN 7 | |
| English,om Midwestern State University must satisfy a writing proficiency requirement once they've 1) passed English 1113 and English 1123 and 2) earned 60 hours. You may meet this requirement by passing either the Writi | |
| Nursing, Course Details Leadership in Nursing Course Details Course Number: NURS 4304 Section Number: 102Fall 2012Location: Dillard College of Business AdministrationClassroom Number: | |
| Education,"ng Gorilla, created by Deborah Henson The goal of this project was for Education 362/662 students to create a website to link fiction, nonfiction, and internet resourc" | |
| English,evel reading (or take GUST0342 as a co-requisite) and be placed into college-level writing (or take ENGL 0310/0349 as a co-requisite). Guidelines and Policies Attendance: Daily attendance in your course i | |
| English,"tire list of African-American authors, select ""ethnic ... Kalamazoo College Library: Course Guide: English 589... Guides, Encyclopedias and Dictionaries. Afro American Authors American Literature Bio Bibliogra" | |
| Communications,"COMM 5321 Advanced Internet Marketing Communication Fall, 2013 Thursday 6:00-8:50 AM, FA 414 Course W" | |
| Linguistics,LING 333: Cross-Cultural Communication Instructor: Jennifer Sclafani Class Meeting Schedule: MW 2:40-3:55 | |
| Visual and Performing Arts,"COMM 5321 Advanced Internet Marketing Communication Fall, 2013 Thursday 6:00-8:50 AM, FA 414 Course Web Site: http://omega.uta.edu/~cyjang/comm5321 Instructor Dr. Chyng-Yang Jang Offic" | |
| Marketing,"ntTelephone: (409) 880-8629Email: kathy.fraccastoro@lamar.edu Prerequisites: Junior Standing, MKTG 3310 Required Text: Solomon, Michael R., (2013), Consumer Behavior: Buying, Having, and Being, t" | |
| Statistics,"OPRE 6301 Cohort MBA Fall 2013 Instructor: John J. Wiorkowski, Professor of Statistics 972-883-4908 wiorkow@utdallas.edu www.utdallas.edu/~wiorkow/ Office Hours: MA 3.208 Mondays and " | |
| Spanish Language and Literature, Alamo Colleges • San Antonio College • - • SPAN-Spanish Language Intermediate Spanish I SPAN-2311Section 007.112853-3-0 CreditsFull Term Fall 201308/26/2013 to 12/14/2013Modified 01/15/2014 | |
| Law,g committed to both the spirit and letter of federal equal opportunity legislation; reference Public Law 92-112 â The Rehabilitation Act of 1973 as amended. With the passage of new federal legislation enti | |
| English,"ent Expectations: Hours: (3 sem hrs; 3 lec) Class Type: On Campus Course Textbooks: Business English 10th Edition, by Mary Ellen Guffey & Carolyn Seefer, published by South-Western Cengage Learning ISB" | |
| Anthropology,"1301 â page 3 [image: image1.jpg]Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences Central College ANTH 2351: Cultural AnthropologySpring, 2011Central Campus â EDC Room 243 3 hour lecture course / 48 " | |
| Education,PAGE EDUC 1301 â page 3 [image: image1.jpg]Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences Central College ANT | |
| English,"ng, the student must be placed in one the following co-requisites: Reading: GUST 0342 Writing: ENGL 0310/0349Course GoalTo instill in students the urgent need to view the world in a rational, evidence-b" | |
| Architecture,"ARC 3323, History of Architecture III S/ARC . MSU COURSE SYLLABUS Fazio Spring, 2003 Examination #1" | |
| Architectural Engineering,"ARC 3323, History of Architecture III S/ARC . MSU COURSE SYLLABUS Fazio Spring, 2003 Examination #1" | |
| Law,"ustice, 1984 S.Ct. Rev. 1,57–58). See also 1 B. Lindemann & P.Grossman, Employment DiscriminationLaw 72 (3d ed. 1996) (‘‘One of the mostimportant aspects of competitive seniorityis its use in determin" | |
| Medical/Clinical Assistant,"xam #2: 22 underlined buildings and building types. 9 MA 12-19 TD 14-22 TD 320-330 MA 29-41 R 160 C 33-39 C 73-77 Mar. 3, M Historiographical Writin" | |
| Sociology,but not higher.A = 461-500 D = 320-369B = 425-460 F = 319 or belowC = 370-424 Class Schedule - SOC 341 - Sociology of Religion Fall 2001 Date Topics Assignments August 28 The Sociological Persp | |
| Latin American Studies," - no classWeek NineFeb 26: Introduction to sensation fiction; Lady Audley's Secret 224-249Mar 1: LAS 290-333; FoucaultWeek TenMar 5: ""Carmilla"" 222-253Mar 8: ""Carmilla"" 253-288Week ElevenMar 12: ""Ku" | |
| English,"e, immortality, and human freedom. Course Credit Hours: Lecture Hours: 3 Prerequisite: Placement in ENGL 1301 & College-Level Reading Student Learning Outcomes: Upon successful completion of the course, stud" | |
| Philosophy,"Course Description: Course Number: PHIL 1304 – CRN: 21320, 21337 Course Title: Comparative Religion Study of religious traditions: Eastern, W" | |
| Economics,"Boise State University Principals of Macroeconomics ECON 201, Section 008, Business Building, Room B101, Spring Semester 2002 Instructor: BSU Phone: Home" | |
| Biology,7-Nov Origin of Life and Evolution 20 and 21 Enzymes Taylor 14 24-Nov Genetics and Molecular Biology 25 Phylogeny Using DNA and Spreadsheet Taylor 15 1-Dec Exam No. 4 Ecology and the Environ | |
| Biochemistry,"d Geochemistry: The Earth 14,15,16,17 Spectral Signatures Geller 11 3-Nov Organic Chemistry & Biochemistry 18 Earth Rocks and Mars Geology Geller 12 10-Nov Exam No. 3 Biology: Attributes of Life " | |
| Molecular Biology,or 13 17-Nov Origin of Life and Evolution 20 and 21 Enzymes Taylor 14 24-Nov Genetics and Molecular Biology 25 Phylogeny Using DNA and Spreadsheet Taylor 15 1-Dec Exam No. 4 Ecology and the Environ | |
| Chemistry,O LABS Taylor 6 29-Sep Chemistry 9 and 10 Spectral Lines Taylor Chemistry 7 6-Oct Chemistry 11 Evaporation Taylor 8 13-Oct Exam No. 2 [No Class Tuesday] NO LAB Geller 9 20-O | |
| Food Science,"T F 09:00AM 05:00PM 1.00 HS 135 Mitchell, Jeffery T F 09:00AM 05:00PM 1.00 HS 135 TT MFS 01:00PM 03:00PM09:00AM 05:00PM 2.001.00 HS 104HS 135 T FS 09:00AM 05:00PM 1.00 HS 135 T T" | |
| Horticulture, NR 113NR 113NR 113NR 113NR 113NR 113NR 113NR 113NR 113NR 113NR 113NR 113NR 113NR 113 HS 203CLIN CLIN HS 203HS 202HS 203HS 202HS 203HS 202HS 203HS 202HS 203HS 203CLIN BC 112 | |
| Fine Arts and Art Studies,"will vary according to the class. A supply list will be dis-tributed the first class meeting. 8962 ART 10001 Art AppreciationVaughn, KathrynTTTH08:00AM 09:15AM 3.00This course requires electronic medi" | |
| Biology,"Lab01Practicum01Practicum Rathbone, GaryRathbone, GaryRathbone, GaryRathbone, Gary BIOLOGY BIO 103 REQUIRED LAB – Students must plan on two (2) hours of lab per week beginning Monday, January 8. Op" | |
| Biochemistry,AM 09:15AM 3.0011:00AM 12:15PM3.0011:00AM 12:15PM3.0009:30AM 10:45AM 3.0009:30AM 10:45AM 3.00 BC 114BC 114BC 114BC 114 BC 114BC 114 BC 112BC 114BC 116BC 116BC 116BC 112NR 109 Students enr | |
| Engineering,Course Syllabus Mesa College - Spring 2004 Course Title: Engineering 250 – Dynamics Fr 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM Instructor: Phone: Dr. Clifton B. Phillips (619) 553 -0869 | |
| Ecology, Dental Health Education01Preclinical Procedures II01Infection Control and OSHA ECONOMICS 9287 ECO 23102Principles of Macroeconomics9286 ECO 23103Principles of Macroeconomics0207 ECO 23104Princi | |
| Toxicology," section 01 must meet with the instructor on Wednesday, January 10 at 9:00 am. CHEMISTRY Labs for CHM 111 and 112 will begin on Monday, January 8, at the Decatur Campus (Rice Science Center, Room 210) and " | |
| Mathematics,"a grade of “C” or better, or equivalent. Corequesite: Completion of, or concurrent enrollment, in Mathematics 252. This course is not open to students with credit for Engineering Technology 250. Course Objecti" | |
| Business,DAY CLASSES SPRING SEMESTER 2007 CODE COURSE SEC TITLE INSTRUCTOR IM DAYS TIME CR RM BUSINESS 9265 BUS21501 Business Communications9267 BUS24102Principles of Accounting I9266 BUS24103Princ | |
| Accounting,"242Q1 Principles of Accounting IIThis class meets March 7 – May 9, 20079273 BUS24801 Managerial Accounting9274 BUS25301Individual Income Tax9277 BUS26301Legal/Soc Environment BUS9279 BUS27101 Business" | |
| Communications,"DEPARTMENT COURSE MANUAL COM 103 Public Speaking (3 Credit Hours) This course is an introduction to the communication process," | |
| Business Administration,PRING SEMESTER 2007 CODE COURSE SEC TITLE INSTRUCTOR IM DAYS TIME CR RM BUSINESS 9265 BUS21501 Business Communications9267 BUS24102Principles of Accounting I9266 BUS24103Principles of | |
| Chemistry, 01 Bacteriology & Sanitation01 Barber-Styling Lab01 Advanced Barber-Styling Lab01Properties of Chemistry01Chemical Hair Processing01 Hair Coloring Chemistry01 Hair Coloring Methodology Lab01 Marketing & | |
| Computer and Information Sciences,". 9406 CHM 222 01 Organic Chemistry II Currin, Ben COMPUTER AND OFFICE INFORMATION SYSTEMS 9036 CIS11001Introduction to Computer Logic9037 CIS13001Intro to Information Systems9038 CIS14601 Micr" | |
| Cosmetology,"t Materials/MethodsInstruct Materials/Methods App McCully, SandraMcCully, SandraMcCully, Sandra COSMETOLOGY 9333 COS9334 COS9335 COS9336 COS9337 COS9338 COS9339 COS 121122123124131132143 01Colorime" | |
| Sociology, A Guide for Sociology 2211 FEB MAR APR 22 2004 2005 2007 16 captures2 Jan 0 | |
| Economics,9010 DNT 124 01 Dental Health Education01Preclinical Procedures II01Infection Control and OSHA ECONOMICS 9287 ECO 23102Principles of Macroeconomics9286 ECO 23103Principles of Macroeconomics0207 ECO 2310 | |
| Education,diology 9007 DNT 112 04 Dental Radiology 9008 DNT 1139009 DNT 1169010 DNT 124 01 Dental Health Education01Preclinical Procedures II01Infection Control and OSHA ECONOMICS 9287 ECO 23102Principles of M | |
| Physical Education," 2:00 p.m. OR Thursday, January 11, 2007, at 1:00 p.m. on the Decatur campus, Harris Hall Room 145. PHYSICAL EDUCATION 9750 PED 10001Fundamentals of Fitness9751 PED 10501Personal FitnessThis class targets the Senior A" | |
| Biology,"Biology 2457, Spring 2014 Human Anatomy and Physiology I Section 500 Online January 20 - March 14 Instruct" | |
| English,"gistration, please visit our website at www.calhoun.edu/ems or contact us by phone at 256-306-2786. ENGLISH 8948 ENG 09201 Basic English IJames, GlendaTMW8951 ENG 09202 Basic English IFaulkner, MaryTMW8" | |
| History,LTH EDUCATION 0077 HED 2220078 HED 230 0101 Community HealthFirst Aid and Safety StaffStaff HISTORY 9449 HIS9450 HIS9452 HIS9455 HIS9457 HIS9462 HIS9645 HIS9646 HIS9649 HIS9650 HIS9652 HIS9654 | |
| Mathematics,termediate College Algebra07Intermediate College Algebra08Intermediate College Algebra01Finite Mathematics02Finite Mathematics01Precalculus Algebra02Precalculus Algebra03Precalculus Algebra04Precalcu | |
| Communications,CODE COURSE SEC TITLE INSTRUCTOR IM DAYS TIME CR RM BUSINESS 9265 BUS21501 Business Communications9267 BUS24102Principles of Accounting I9266 BUS24103Principles of Accounting I9268 BUS241P1Pr | |
| Radiology," DENTAL ASSISTING 8996 DNT 111 01 Clinical Practice I Stueck, Patricia 9002 DNT 112 01 Dental Radiology 9005 DNT 112 02 Dental Radiology 9006 DNT 112 03 Dental Radiology 9007 DNT 112 04 Dental Radiology" | |
| Nursing,"uction to Conducting01 Musical Acoustics01Song Writing Powe, HollyCantrell, JimmyStaff TTT NURSING 9011 NUR 105 01 Adult Nursing 9012 NUR 105 02 Adult Nursing 9013 NUR 105 03 Adult Nursing 9014 NUR" | |
| Visual and Performing Arts,"s code. If a used book is purchased, the student will need to buy a WebCt access code (about $15). FA 221 8964 ART 10002 Art AppreciationStaffTMW11:00AM 12:15PM3.00This course requires electronic m" | |
| Music,"1FA 121FA 121FA 121FA 121FA 121FA 121FA 121FA 121FA 121 FA 155 08:00AM 09:15AM 3.00 8913 MUS 10101 Music AppreciationCantrell, JimmyTWill require on-line access either through personal compute" | |
| Philosophy,KGYM KGYM 1.00 1.00 KGYM TBA TBA TTH A A TBA TBA PHOTOGRAPHY AND FILM See ART Listing PHILOSOPHY 0169 PHL0170 PHL 106206 0101 Introduction to PhilosophyEthics and Society PHYSICAL SCIENCE 9407 | |
| Physics,"01 Physical Science Physical Science II Environmental Science StaffStaff Staff Staff Staff PHYSICS 9410 PHY 213 01 General Physics/Calculus I Golben, John 9412 PHY 21601Recitation in Phy With Cal I" | |
| Geography,"OLLEGE DECATUR CAMPUS DAY CLASSES CODE COURSE SEC TITLE INSTRUCTOR IM DAYS TIME CR RM GEOGRAPHY 9446 GEO 100 01 World Regional Geography Simmons, Robert HEALTH EDUCATION 0077 HED 2220078 HED 230" | |
| Psychology,01 and PHY 217 section 01 POLITICAL SCIENCE 0180 POL 211 01 American National Government Staff PSYCHOLOGY 9720 PSY 200 01 General Psychology Staff TT TELTELTEL TELT TELT T T TTHTTH MWMMW | |
| Religious Studies, 4.00TBA 09:30AM 10:45AM 4.00TBA 11:00AM 12:15PMTBA 12:30PM 01:45PMTBA 12:30PM 01:45PMTBA RS 130RS 201RS 130RS 201RS 130RS 201RS 130RS 201RS 130RS 201RS 130RS 201RS 130RS 201 9357 BI | |
| Sociology,", JohnColagross, JohnColagross, John 9320 RTV 217 01 Adv Television Production Colagross, John SOCIOLOGY 9709 SOC 2009711 SOC 2009713 SOC 2009714 SOC 2009716 SOC 2009717 SOC 2009719 SOC 247 SPANISH 01" | |
| Criminal Justice Enforcement Administration,"Texas State University Department of Criminal Justice CJ 4365.252: Comparative Criminal Justice Systems Spring 2012 Professor: Patrick O ’Day, Ph.D. Office: " | |
| Music, Music 170/ICAM 103 Syllabus DEC SEP JAN 14 2005 2006 | |
| Journalism,University of Montana ScholarWorks Syllabi 1-2004 JOUR 270.01: Beginning Reporting Sheri Venema University of Montana - Missoula Course Syllabi Follow thi | |
| Mathematics,"ncludes a lecture component.Prerequisites CDEC 1321, CDEC 1319, or concurrent enrollment INRW 0305 MATH 0305 Objectives Students are required to complete any assigned readings, attend staffing" | |
| Biology,"tion in electric fish: an experimental study of passive electrolocation. Journal of Experimental Biology 199, 2393-2393. Yager, D. Y. and Hopkins, C. D. (1993). Directional characteristics of tuber" | |
| Physiology,"equency tuning of electroreceptors in androgen-treated mormyrid fish. Journal of Comparative Physiology 155, 713-724. Bass, A. H. and Hopkins, C. D. (1985). Hormonal control of sex differences " | |
| International Relations," B, C, D 6 Todo/Tudo 259-264 A, B, C 7 Saber/Conhecer 264-269 A, B, C11 Pretérito IR 269-275 A, B, C, D 12 Expressões Estar/Ficar/Ter 276-281 A, B, C, F 13 Pretérito Irre" | |
| History,"ns of a new species from Cameroon (Teleostei; Osteoglossomorpha; Mormyridae). Journal of Natural History 31. Hopkins, C. D. (1995). Convergent designs for electrogenesis and electroreception. " | |
| Biology,"ext Books and Course Materials example, Computer Access information on BIO 100/101 course (listed at the bottom of the page) CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, SACRAMENTOD" | |
| Nursing,"ourse and Course Evaluation other sites: Introduction to Philosophy, Nursing 591, Writing 122,Text Books and Course Materials example, Comp" | |
| Social Work,elp CALENDAR INSTRUCTOR PEOPLE RESOURCES SYLLABUS COURSE UN ITS Social Work 296O International Social Work: Global Dimensions in Social Work Policy and Pract | |
| English,mposition I Alamo Colleges • SAC at NLC • - • ENGL-English Composition I ENGL-1301Section 041.215803-3-0 CreditsFull Term Spring 201401/21/2014 to 05/17/2014Modified 11/12/2013 | |
| Social Work,", Susan B. & Bird, Gloria, W. (1996). A closer look at self-image in male foster care adolescents. Social Work 41(1), 85-96. 14 Malone, D., McKinsey, P., Thyer, B. & Straka, E. (2000). Social work early in" | |
| Fine Arts and Art Studies," Author:Diane Sanborn College: Paradise Valley CollegeCourse: ART 167, 168, 267, 268, 290 Painting I-IVCredits: 3Webpage: Source Information " | |
| Physics," Physics 1014, Descriptive Physics, Oklahoma State University, Spring 1999 " | |
| Military Science,Military Science 1142Introduction to Leadership II Spring 08 Professor: MAJ HERMAN TROYPhone: work = 940-369-80 | |
| Law,"er National Park. National Park Service. Seattle, WA. The Wilderness Act of 1964. Public Law 88-577, 88th Congress, S.4. September 3, 1964. Worf, Bill. 1996. Response to " | |
| Astronomy,s30 Apr 99 - 22 Feb 13 CloseHelp Resources from SpaceNEEP 533 / Geology 533 / Astronomy 533 / EMA 601 2:25-3:15 MWF 265 Matls. Science & Engr. News Flashes (03/05/99) Date# | |
| Mathematics, science. (These courses are no longer cross-listed as BCIS 1301 and 1401)Prerequisites INRW 0305 MATH 0305 Objectives During this course you will be engaged in addressing the following cours | |
| Anthropology,"Anthropology 125 Lori Slicton, Professor Physical Anthropology Anthropology Club Advisor P H: 738-4157; O" | |
| Geology, 50 captures30 Apr 99 - 22 Feb 13 CloseHelp Resources from SpaceNEEP 533 / Geology 533 / Astronomy 533 / EMA 601 2:25-3:15 MWF 265 Matls. Science & Engr. News Flashes (03/05 | |
| English,"abus and calendar.ANTH 125Physical AnthropologyCourse Description: Recommended: Eligibility for ENGL 100, 105 or equivalent. Biological consideration of the origin, development, and potential survival of" | |
| Computer and Information Sciences,"Fall, 2009 Course Syllabus Course Number: CS 1136.103 Course Title: Computer Science Laboratory Credit Hours: 1 Instructor: Office Hours:" | |
| English,ll be placed on factors that impact each stage of life. (3 lecture hours per week). Pre-requisites: ENGL 0310 and READ 0310. This course satisfies the social and behavioral science core curriculum requirement | |
| Astronomy,Astronomy 102 AST 102 Stellar Astronomy and Cosmology Internet VersionMidlands Technical College - Arts and Sc | |
| Business Administration," OBJECTIVESThis is an integrative, ""capstone"" course. There are several objectives for MGT 499. Upon completion of this course, all students should:1. Understand and be able to dis" | |
| Psychology,LIFESPAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT: PSYC 2314–IN Fall 2013 – Minimester 1 1 PROFESSOR: Dr. Jean Raniseski (Dr. R) CONTACT INFORMATION Pr | |
| Law,"tted to support and comply with the Drug Free Schools and Communities Act Amendments of 1989 (Public Law 101-226, Section 22, subpart B) as an Institution of Higher Education. The law under this act now cover" | |
| Statistics,Statistics 300 Class number:19950 MW:7:00-9:00 4 units Fall 2006 Mailbox: Folsom Center Dr. Barrick Offic | |
| Mathematics,SOUTHWEST COLLEGE Department of Mathematics COURSE SYLLABUS MATH 0306: Fundamentals of Math I Spring 2014 / Math 0306 / CRN# 80880 / Tues Thur 1-2:30pm / Stafford LH | |
| Ancient Near Eastern and Biblical Languages, HEB 6310 syllabus Sep | |
| English,"TH 2412, or MATH 1316 with a C or better, or MATH 1314 with a C or better and department permission ENGL 0301 READ 0303 Objectives Core Objectives for Science CoursesCritical Thinking: Studen" | |
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| Biology,"rse Description: The study of the structure and function of the human body. Course Prerequisites: Biology 1406 or equivalent, and departmental approval. Required Textbooks and Materials: See Below APPENDIX G:" | |
| Political Science and Government,POLI 2314.1 – POLITICS OF DEVELOPING AREAS 2006 - 2007 Instructor: Dr. Carlos Pessoa Room: LA 171 Day | |
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| Political Science and Government,35-10:25 International Relations – Sebastiano Rosato (POLS 20200-02) Required co-requisite: POLS 22200 - Sections 1-5 This course provided an introduction to the study of international relations. It | |
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| Business Administration, 3 - 5 pm. in Room S-635.Email Professor Tribiano one week before classes begin. BUS 104.981 Introduction to Business Kay Conwaykconway@bmcc.cuny.edu BUS | |
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