University of Arizona - Veterinary Science and Microbiology

VSC/MIC(Ag) General Education Courses

Students in Veterinary Science and in Microbiology (Ag) can choose from the below list to complete their General Education requirements. The list is based on the list the College of Agriculture has approved, however, it has been updated and extended. Courses which are listed in your SAPRs but not in this list are either not taught anymore or are replaced by the respective departmental requirement. Courses which are not listed in the COA-approved list (on your SAPR's) have been put in brackets. These courses have been identified by the department and can substitute for college-approved courses in the respective study area. Please contact an advisor if you would like to take one of these courses.

If you would like to take one of the listed upper-division courses please contact the instructor in order to make sure that you are appropriately prepared to succeed. Instructors' names are listed in the schedule of classes and you can get their phone numbers through their department or the UA Phone Directory.

Courses labeled with "*" are not always available to VSC and MIC majors, please get the permission to enroll from the instructor.

Specifically recommended courses are labeled in red.

For the availability of specific courses during the summer see the UA summer program.

CAUTION!! - If you would like to take one of the listed upper-division courses please contact the catalog and/or instructor in order to make sure that you are appropriately prepared to succeed. In courses labeled with "*" you can ONLY enroll through the instructor.

Please see an advisor if you would like help with this. The COA list of GenEd courses was compiled for a reason, however, if presented with reasonable suggestions your advisor will be happy to make the necessary adjustments. We support you in any way we can to get yourself an education which optimally suits your needs and interests.

A. Communication - B. Computer Skills - C-1. Western Civilization - C-2. Individuals, Society and Institutions
C-3. Non-Western Civilizations - C-4. Arts, Literature and Languages
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A. Communication - Complete 3 units

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A ED Agricultural Education (621-1523)
422 - Communicating Knowledge in Agriculture and the Life Sciences (3; Fall)
439 - Non-Formal Education (3; Spring)

COMM Communication (621-1366)
101 - Introduction to the Study of Communications(3; Fall/Spring)
119 - Public Speaking (3; Fall/Spring)

ENGL English (621-1836)
308 - Technical Writing (3; Fall/Spring)
(414 - Advanced Scientific Writing (3; listed for Spring 99))

FSHD Family Studies (621-1075)
401 - Basic Skills in Counseling (3; Fall)
428 - Professional Presentations and Techniques (3; Fall/Spring)

PHPR* PHPR Pharmacy Practice and Science (626-5730)
(404 - Interviewing and Counseling Skills* (1-2; Fall))
(416 - Patient Assessment (2; Spring)*)
(487 - Public Speaking and Teaching Techniques for Health Care Professions (2; Fall)*

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B. Computer Skills - Complete

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Majors in Microbiology and in Veterinary Science are required to complete a course in computer skills. ABE 120 will provide you with an excellent foundation in a variety of important computer applications. However, if you are well-versed in using word-processors, e-mail, the internet, and spreadsheets we recommend that you choose at least 3 units from the following courses instead (see also this important advise to enhance your career competitiveness):

Please check the on-line catalog to make sure that you fulfill possible pre-requisites!

ABE

Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering (621-1607)
120 - Microcomputing Applications (3; fall/spring/summer)
296A - Seminar in Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering (1; every other fall)
300 - Operations and Systems (2; every other fall)
320 - Introduction to Computer Aided Design (3; fall)
408 - Environmental Simulation (3; every other fall)
415 - Agri-Biosystems Process Engineering (3; spring)
416 - Simulation of Biological Systems (3; spring)
423 - Agricultural Systems Analysis and Design (3; spring)
447 - Sensors and Controls (3; fall)

AGTM

Agricultural Technology Management (621-7172)
432 - Technology Management (3; spring)

CSC

Computer Science (621-6613)
127A - Introduction to Computer Science (4; fall)
127B - Introduction to Computer Science (4; spring)
227 - Program Design and Development (4; fall)

EDP

Educational Psychology (621-7828)
411 - Computer Applications in Education (3; spring)
412 - Multimedia Production in Education (3; spring)

GEOG

Geography (621-1652)
449 - Introduction to Remote Sensing (3; fall)

MIS

Management Information Systems (621-2748)
111 - Introduction to Computing (3; fall))

MCB

Molecular and Cellular Biology (621-1073)
416 - Bioinformatics and Genome Analysis (3; spring))

NURS

Nursing (626-6154)
417 - Information Technology (3; fall)

PTYS

Planetary Sciences (621-6962)
449 - Image Processing for Scientific Discovery (3; spring)

SIE

Systems and Industrial Engineering (621-6551)
449 - Computational Methods for Games, Decisions, and Artificial Intelligence (3; spring)

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C. Study Areas - Complete 3 of the following 4 areas:

C-1. Western Civilization - Complete 6 units from

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ANTH Anthropology (621-2585)
102 - Introduction to Cultural Anthropology and Linguistic Anthropology (3; Fall/Spring)
111 - Exploring Biological Anthropology (3; Fall/Spring)

ARCH Architecture (621-6751)
101 - Architecture and Society (3; Fall/Spring)
324 - History of Architecture and Western Civilization: Ancient through Medieval (4; Fall)
334 - History of Architecture and Western Civilization: Renaissance to Present (4; Spring)

AR H Art History (621-7570)
112 - Art in Non-Western Society (3; Spring)
117 - Survey of World Art, Prehistoric-Gothic (3; Fall)
118 - Survey of World Art, Renaissance-20th Century (3; Fall/Spring)

CCLS Comparative Culture and Literary Studies (626-8693)
125 - Critical Concepts in Western Culture (3; Fall/Spring)

CLAS Classics (621-1689)
126 - Greek Mythology I (3; Fall/Spring)
220 - Classical Tradition I (3; Fall)
221 - Classical Tradition II (3; Spring)
340A - Introduction to Classical Art and Archaeology (3; Fall)
340B - Introduction to Classical Art and Archaeology (3; Spring)

ENGR Engineering and Mines (621-6032)
(249 - Technology and the Growth of Civilizations (3; Spring))

ENGL English (621-1836)
251A-C Western Civilization, Literary Perspectives
251A - Ancient Visions (3; Spring)
251B - Middle Ages through Enlightenment (3; Fall)
251C - 19th and 20th Centuries (3; Spring)
220A-B - Literature of the Bible
220A - Old Testament (3; Fall/Spring)
220B - New Testament (3; Fall/Spring)

HIST History (621-1586)
101 - History of Western Civilization: Backgrounds and Formation to 1648 (3; Fall/Spring)
102 - History of Western Civ.: Emergence of the Modern World - Since 1648 (3; Fall/Spring)
103 - Topical Approaches to Civilization (3; Fall/Spring)
106 - History of the United States from 1607 to 1877 (3; Fall/Spring)
107 - History of the United States from 1877 to the Present (3; Fall/Spring)
204 - Ancient History: Greek History (3; Fall)
205 - Ancient History: Roman History (3; Spring)
214A - European Cultural History: Ancient Europe to Absolutism (3; Fall)
214 B - European Cultural History: Age of Revolution to Present (3, Spring)
(271 - The History of Christianity (3; Spring))
(314 - Twentieth Century Europe (3; Spring))
(374 - The Holocaust (3; Fall))
407A - Intellectual History of Medieval Europe: High Medieval Europe (3; Spring)
407B - Intellectual History of Medieval Europe: Late Medieval/Early Modern (3; Spring)
408 - The Renaissance (3; Spring)
409 - The Reformation (3; )
(421 - History of Russia: Early Period (3; Fall))
(422 - History of Russia: Modern Period (3; Spring))
(423 - Intellectual History of Russia (3; Fall))
(424 - The Russian Revolution (3; Fall))
(425 - History of the Soviet Union (3; Spring))

HUMS Humanities Program (612-1044)
250A-C Introduction to Humanities
250A - Major Ancient Near Eastern and Mediterranean Cultures (3; Fall/Spring)
250B - European Culture (3; Fall/Spring)
250C - The Modern Western World (3; Fall/Spring)
(260 - Intercultural Perspectives (3; Fall))
(371a,b - Nobel Laureates and 20th Century Values (3-3; Spring))

MUS Music (621-1655)
107 - Understanding Music Through Listening (3; Fall)
108 - Survey of Music II (3; Spring)

PHIL Philosophy (621-3120)
121 - Philosophical Foundations of Western Civ.: Justice and Virtue (3; Fall/Spring)
122 - Philosophical Foundations of Western Civ.: Mind, Matter, and God (3; Fall/Spring)
123 - Philosophical Foundations of Western Civ.: Science and Inquiry (3; Fall/Spring)
260 - Ancient Philosophy (3; Fall)
262 - Early Modern Philosophy (3; Fall/Spring)
263 - From Hegel to Nietzche: 19th Century Philosophy (3; Spring)

PTYS Planetary Sciences (621-6954)
(105a - The Universe and Humanity: Origin and Destiny (3; Spring))

RELI Religious Studies (621-7416)
120 - Comparative Religions (3; Fall/Spring)

POL Political Science (621-7600)
(443 - Soviet and Post-Soviet Politics (3; Fall))
(451 - Soviet and Post-Soviet Foreign Politics (3; Spring)

SOC Sociology (6213531)
317 - Sociology of Popular Culture

RUSS Russian and Slavic Languages (621-7341)
250B - Humanities (Architecture is the 19th century) (3; Fall)
340 - 19th Century Russian Literature

T AR Theatre Arts (621-7007)
140A - History of the Theatre and Drama in Western Civilization (Course may not be offered)
140B - History of the Theatre and Drama in Western Civilization (3; Fall/Spring)

WS Women's Studies (621-7338)
(195C - Women in Science and Engineering (1; Fall/Spring))
200 - Women and Western Culture (3; Fall/Spring)

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ACCT Accounting (621-2620)
(200 - Introduction to Financial Accounting (3; Fall))
(420 - Introduction to Federal Taxation* (3; Fall))

ABE Agriculture and Biosystems Engineering (621-1607)
(250 - Water and its Uses (3; Fall))
(320 - Introduction to Computer Aided Design (3; Fall))
(408 - Environmental Simulation (3; Fall))
(463 - Energy from Biomass (3; Spring))
(470 - Scientific and Technical Sales (3; Spring))
(490 - Case Studies for Agricultural Systems Management (3; Fall))

AGTM Agricultural Technology Management (621-1523)
380 - Global Agriculture and International Relations (3; Fall/Spring)

ANTH Anthropology (621-2585)
101 - Introduction to Biological Anthropology and Archaeology (3; Fall/Spring)
102 - Introduction to Cultural Anthropology and Linguistic Anthropology (3; Fall/Spring)
110 - Exploring Archaeology (3; Fall)
111 - Exploring Biological Anthropology (3; Fall/Spring)
200 - Cultural Anthropology (3; Fall/Spring)
265 - Human Evolution (3; Fall/Spring)
276 - The Nature of Language (3; Fall/Spring)
303 - Gender and Language (3; Fall)
(305 - Cultural Change (3; Spring))
(308 - Family, Household and Society (3; Spring); still not sure that it will be taught)
(310 - Culture and the Individual (3; Fall/Spring))
(319 - Mexican American Culture (3; Fall/Spring))
(338 - Introduction to Zooarchaeology (3; Spring))
(339 - Beginning of Animal Domestication (3; Fall))
(465 - Women in International Development (3; Spring))

AREC Agricultural and Resource Economics (621-6241)
217 - Resource and Environmental Economics (3; Spring)
242 - World Food Economy (3; Fall/Spring)
(310 - Consumer Economics (3; Spring))
313 - Economics of Futures Markets (3; Fall/Spring)
350 - Economics, Ethics and Environmental Policies (3; Fall)
375 - Economics of Land and Water in the American West (3; Fall)
464 - Agricultural Policy (3; Spring)
(476 - Environmental Law and Economics (3; Spring))

ARCH Architecture (621-6751)
(101 - Architecture and Society (3; Spring))
(118 - Structure in Architecture (3; Fall))

ASTR Astronomy 621-2288
(103 - Life in the Universe (4; Spring))
(320 - Philosophical and Historical Aspects of Astronomical Thought (3; Spring))

ATMO Atmospheric Sciences (621-6831)
(336 - Weather, Climate and Society (3: Spring))

CHEE Chemical and Environmental Engineering (621-6044)
(454 - Law for Engineers/Scientists (3: Spring))

COMM Communication (621-1366)
103 - Communication in Small Groups (2; Fall/Spring)
104 - Interpersonal Communication (2; Fall/Spring)
105 - Introduction to Nonverbal Communication (2; Fall/Spring)
111 - Critical Thinking in Communication (3; Fall)
112 - Introduction to Organizational Communication (3; Fall/Spring)
200 - Fundamental Analysis of Communication Behavior (3; Fall/Spring)
280 - Laboratory Methods in Communication Research (3; Fall)
300 - Introduction to Communication Theory (3; Fall/Spring)
309 - Introduction to Mass Media Effects (3; Fall)
312 - Applied Organizational Communication (3; Fall)
(318 - Persuasion)
325 - Argumentation (3; Fall/Spring)
409 - Theories of Mass Communication (3; Spring)
(411 - Communication and Conflict Management (3; Fall/Spring))
(414 - Verbal Communication (3; Fall/Spring))
(415 - Non-Verbal Communication (3; Fall/Spring))
(425 - Scientific Argument in Public Discourse (3; Fall))
418 - Advanced Persuasion Theory (3; Fall)
421 - Political Campaign Communication (3; Spring)
462 - Communication and Human Relationships (3; Summer Pre-session)

ECOL Ecology (621-7508)
(108 - Plants and Society (3: Fall))
(205h - Do Animals Think? (3; Fall))
(439 - Human Animal Communication (3; Spring))

ECON Economics (621-6224)
200 - Basic Economic Issues (3; Fall/Spring)
201 - Principles of Economics
201A - Nature of Economics (3; Fall/Spring)
201B - Introduction to the Theory of National Income and Employment (3; Fall/Spring)
210 - Survey of Economic Theory (3; Fall/Spring)
(225 - Contemporary Economic Problems (3; Fall/Spring))
303 - History of Economic Thought (3; Fall)
330 - Macroeconomic Institutions and Policy (3; Fall/Spring)

EDU Education (621-1463)
(350 - Schooling in America (3; Fall/Spring))

ENGR Engineering and Mines (621-6032)
(251 - Social Constraints on Engineering (3; Fall))

ENGL English (621-1836)
307 - Business Writing (3; Fall/Spring)

FCM Family and Community Medicine (626-7864)
(401 - Mind and Behavioral Medicine (3; Fall))

FS Family Studies (621-1075)
117 - Human Development and Relations (3; Fall/Spring)
137 - Life Span Family Relations (3; Fall/Spring)
223 - Infancy/Child Development (3; Fall/Spring)
337 - Dynamics of Family Relations (3; Fall/Spring)
377 - Adolescence (3; Fall/Spring)
401 - Basic Skills in Counseling (3; Fall)
(405 Theories of Counseling (3; Fall))
413 - Issues in Aging (3; Fall/Spring)
(415 - The Design of the Mind: Genes, Adaptation, Behavior (3; Fall))
(427 - Problems in Marriage and the Family (3; Fall))
(447 - Problems in Human Development and Family Relations (3; Fall))
(457 - Bio-Social Determinants of Socialization (3; Spring))
(466 - Family Economics (3; Spring))
(477 - Genetic Basis of Normal and Deviant Traits (3; Spring))

GEOG Geography and Regional Development (621-1652)
373 - Political Geography (3; Spring)
(488 - Governing Science and Technology (3; Spring))

GEOS Geosciences (621-6024) (101 - Introduction to Planet Earth (3; Spring/Fall))
(107A - Introduction to Global Change (4; Spring))

HLTH Health Education (621-6990)
(178 - Personal Health and Wellness (3; Fall))
306 - Drugs and Society (3; Fall)
(330 - Human Sexuality (3; Spring))
(400 - Contemporary Community Health Problems (3; Spring))
(433 - Global Health (3; Fall))

HIST History (621-1586)
253A (3; Fall)-253B (3; Spring) - History of Women in the United States
(361 - The U.S.-Mexico Border Region (3; Spring))
(427 - Work, Culture and Power (3; Fall))
(428 - Anti-Semitism (3; Spring))
(453 - History of Women and Work (3; Spring))

HUMS Humanities Program (621-3933)
(340 - The Humanities and Medicine: An Interdisciplinary Experience (3; Fall))

JOUR Journalism (621-7556)
151 - News in Mass Communications (3; Fall, Spring)

LING Linguistics (621-6897)
101 - Introduction to LAnguage (3; Fall/Spring)

MIS Management Information Systems (621-2748)
(411 - Social Issues of Computing* (3; Spring))

MKTG Marketing (621-7479)
(361 Introduction to Marketing* (3; Fall))

MATH Mathematics (621-6893)
(122 - Mathematics in Modern Society (3; Fall/Spring))

M AR Media Arts (621-7352)
(203 - Concepts in New Media (3; Spring))

MCB Molecular and Cellular Biology (621-1073)
(404 - Contemporary Biology in Human Affairs (3; Fall))

NRSC Neuroscience (621-8380)
(282 - Biology of Sensation (3; Fall))

NEE Nuclear and Energy Engineering (621-2311)
109 - History of Technology and Society (3; Fall)

NURS Nursing (626-6151)
(255 - Perspectives in Nursing and Health Care* (3; Fall))
(487 - Poverty and Health* (3; Spring))

NSC Nutritional Sciences (621-3096)
(411 - Consumer Issues in Nutrition (3; Spring))

OSH Occupational Safety and Health (882-5852)
(410 - Physical Exposure (3; Spring))
(460 - Epidemiology (3; Fall))
(484 - Fundamentals of Industrial and Environmental Health (3; Fall))

PCOL Pharmacology and Toxicology (626-7218)
(302 - Introduction to Environmental Toxicology (3; Spring))

PA Public Administration (621-7965)
(221 - Social Welfare Policy (3; Spring))
(241 - Criminal Justice Administration (3; Fall))
(421 - Health, Ethics and Public Policy (3; Spring))
(422 - Introduction to Health Economics (3; Spring))
(427 - Aging and Public Policy (3; Spring))
(441 - Women and Youth in the Justice System (3; Spring))

PHIL Philosophy (621-3120)
110 - Logic and Critical Thinking (3; Fall/Spring)
111 - Introduction to Philosophy (3; Fall/Spring)
113 - Introduction to Moral and Social Philosophy (3; Fall/Spring)
145 - Science, Technology and Human Values (3; Spring)
(213 - Contemporary Moral Problems (3; Spring))
(233 - Philosophy of Religion (3; Fall))
(245 - Existential Problems (3; Fall))
260 - Ancient Philosophy (3; Fall)
(305 - Introduction to the Philosophy of Science (3; Fall))
(321 - Medical Ethics (3; Fall))
(322 - Business Ethics (3; Fall))
(346 - Minds, Brain, and Computers (3; Fall))
(421 - Philosophy of the Biological Sciences (3; Spring))
(424 - Philosophy of the Social Sciences (3; Spring))
(441 - Theory of Knowledge (3; Spring))
(442 - Knowledge and Cognition (3; Spring))
(443 - Knowledge and Society (3; Spring))
(450 - Philosophy of Mind (3; Fall))
(451 - Philosphy and Psychology (3; Fall))
(455 - Philosophy and Artificial Intelligence (3; Spring))

PHPR* Pharmacy Practice and Science* (626-5730)
(443 - Pharmacy Laws* (2; Spring))
(445 - Medication Use and the U.S. Health Care System* (3; Fall))
(447 - Perspectives in Geriatrics (2; Spring))

PTYS Planetary Sciences (621-6954)
(106 - Survey of the Solar System (3; Fall/Spring)
(107 - Planet Earth: Evolution of a Habitable World (3; Spring))

POL Political Science (621-7600)
102 - American National Government (3; Fall/Spring)
120 - Introduction to International Relations (3; Fall/Spring)
140 - Introduction to International Relations (3; Fall/Spring)
160 - Introduction to Political Ideas (3; Fall/Spring)
205 - The American Presidency (3; Fall/Spring)
206 - Public Policy and Administration (3; Fall/Spring)
214 - Arizona Government (1; offered through correspondence)
230 - American State and Local Government (3; Fall/Spring)
231 - American Political Parties (3; Fall/Spring)
240 - Canadian Government and Politics (3; Fall)
242 - Western European Political Systems (3; Spring)
250 - Contemporary International Politics (3; Fall/Spring)
(330 - Minority Groups and American Politics (3; Fall))
(335 - Gender and Politics (3; Fall))
(350 - Politics and the Health Care System (3; Fall))
(444 - Eastern European Politics (3; Spring))
(449 - The Politics of Cultural Conflict (3; Fall))
(450 - Religion and Politics (3; Spring))
(481 - Environmental Policy (3; Fall))
(487a,b - Race and Public Policy (3/3, Spring))

PSYC Psychology (621-7447)
101 - Introduction to Psychology (3; Fall/Spring)
(216 - Psychology of Gender (3; Spring))
(254 - The Psychology of Love (3; Spring))
(273 - Psychology of Human Performance (3; Spring))
(277 - Law and Society (3; Spring))
360 - Social Psychology (3; Fall/Spring)
329 - Sensation and Perception (3; Fall/Spring)
340 - Introduction to Cognitive Development (3; Fall/Spring)
(364 - Human Sexuality (3; Spring))
374 - Environmental Psychology (3; Fall/Spring)
(375 - Industrial-Organizational Psychology (3; Fall))
(411 - Animal Behavior* (3; Spring))
(412 - Animal Learning* (3; Fall))
(413 - Drugs, Brain and Behavior (3; Spring))
(456 - Psychology of Death and Loss* (3; Fall))
(458 - Violence in Youth (3; Spring))
(473 - Stress, Coping and Health/Performance (3; Fall))

PHYS Physics (621-6820)
(101 - Physics in the Modern World (4; Spring))

RCS Retail and Consumer Studies (621-1295)
(340 - Consumer Concepts and Theory (3; Spring))
376 - Consumer and Market Issues (3; Fall)

SOC Sociology (621-3531)
101 - Introduction to Sociology (3; Fall/Spring)
150 - Sociology of Women (3; Fall/Spring)
160 - Minority Relations and Urban Society (3; Fall/Spring)
189 - World Population (3; Fall)
201 - American Social Problems (3; Fall/Spring)
251 - Sociology of Education (3; Spring)
(303 - Medical Sociology (3; Spring))
(313 - Collective Behavior and the Social Movement (3; Spring))
321 - Sociology of Families and Households (3; Fall/Spring)
(326 - Sociology of Work and the Professions (3; Spring))
(333 - Group Processes (3; Spring), may not be taught)

SP H Speech (621-1644)
(207 - Survey of Human Communication and its Disorders (3; Fall))

SWES Soils, Water and Environmental Science (621-1646)
450 - Anticipating the Future: Focus on Environment (3; Fall/Spring)

VS Veterinary Science (621-6903)
105 - Human-Animal Interrelationships (3; Fall)

WS Women's Studies (621-7338)
(100 - Introduction to Women's Studies (3; Fall))
(195C - Women in Science and Engineering (1; Fall/Spring))
200 - Women and Western Culture (3; Fall/Spring)
(325 - Gender and Science (3; Spring))

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AFAS African American Studies (621-5665)
(220 - Introduction to African American Studies (3; Fall))
(222 - African American Studies: A History of Ideas (3; Spring))
(344 - African American Religion (3; Spring))
(478 - African American Literature (3; Fall))

AIS American Indian Studies (621-7108)
100 - Introduction to American Indian Studies (3; Fall/Spring)

ANT Anthropology (621-2585)
205 - Prehistoric Peoples of the Southwest (3; Fall/Spring)
206 - Native Peoples of the Southwest (3; Fall/Spring)
235 - Principles of Archaeology (3; Fall/Spring)
(329 - Culture and Societies of Africa (3; Spring))
413 - Ethnology of the Southwest (3; Spring)
465 - Women in International Development (3; Spring)

AREC Agricultural and Resource Economics (621-6241)
242 - World Food Economy (3; Fall/Spring)

CHN Chinese Studies (621-7505)
142 - Chinese Humanities (3; Spring)
174 - Chinese Civilization (3; Fall/Spring)

AR H Art History (621-1251)
(339 - Introduction to African and African-American Art (3; Fall))
(344 - Art and Architecture of the Islamic World (3; Spring))

CLAS Classical Art and Archeology (621-1689)
(334 - Art and Archeology of Ancient Egypt (3; Spring))

EAS East Asian Studies (621-7505)
130 - Asian Religions (3; Summer and Correspondence only)
120 - Confuzian Asia (3; Spring)
(150 - The Worlds of Buddhism (3; Spring))
333 - Buddhist Meditation Traditions (3; Fall)
(345 - Hindu Religious Activities (3; Spring))
(350 - Hindu Mythology (3; Spring))

HIST History (621-1586)
160 - Colonial Latin America (3; Fall)
161 - Modern Latin America (3; Spring)
(190 - Introduction to African History (3; Fall))
233 - History of the Mexican American (3; Fall)
(270 - Modern East Asia (3; Spring))

JPN Japanese Studies (621-7505)
(220 - Japanese Religion (3; Fall))
245 - Popular Culture in Japan (3; Fall)
(272 - Japanese Civilization (3; Fall))
(310 - Japanese Literature and War (3; Spring))
(402 - Gender and Language in Japan (3; Spring))

JUS Judaic Studies (621-9114)
435 - Jewish Mysticism (3; Fall)

LAS Latin American Studies (626-7242)
(102 - Contemporary Latin America (3; Spring))

LING Linguistics (621-6897)
102 - Linguistics for Native American Communities (3; Course may not be offered)

NES Near Eastern Studies (621-8013)
140 - Middle Eastern Humanities (3; Spring)
170 - Indian Civilizations (3; Spring)
171 - Ancient Civilizations of the Near East (3; Fall/Spring)
172 - Islamic Civilization: Traditional and Modern Middle East (3; Fall/Spring)
334 - Islamic Thought (3; Spring)

POL Political Sciences (621-7600)
(468 - Government and Politics of Africa (3; Fall))

SOC Sociology (621-3531)
(467 - Race and Ethnic Relations (3; Fall))

WS Women's Studies (621-7338)
(321 - Women in Judaism (3; Fall))
(445 - Women in Islamic History (3; Spring))
(450 - American Indian Women (3; Spring))
(468 - Women in China (3; Spring))
(483 - Gender and African History (3; Fall))
(489 - Women in East Asia (3; Fall))
(490 - Women in Middle Eastern Society (3; Spring))

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AFAS African American Studies (621-5665)
(230 - Introduction to African Literature (3; Fall))
(306 - African American Autobiographies: Women and Their Histories (3; Fall))

ARB Arabic (621-8013)
(101 - Elementary Arabic I (5; Fall))
(102 - Elementary Arabic II (5; Spring))
(401 - Intermediate Arabic I (5; Fall))
(402 - Intermediate Arabic II (5; Spring))

ARE Art Education (612-7570))
130 - Appreciating the Visual Arts (3; Fall/Spring)

ART Studio-Art (621-7570)
101 - Drawing (3; Fall/Spring)
102 - Color and Design (3; Fall/Spring)
241 - Beginning Photography (3; Fall/Spring)
265 - Beginning Graphic Design* (3; Fall/Spring)
(266 - Beginning Illustration* (3; Fall))
(341a-d - Intermediate Photography* (3; Fall/Spring))
(343a,b - Photographic Techniques (3; Fall/Spring))
(344 - Digital Photography* (3; Fall))
(345 - Photographic Processes (3; Spring))
(346 - Color Photography (3; Fall))

AR H Art History (621-1251)
117 - Survey of World Art, Prehistoric-Gothic (3; Fall)
118 - Survey of World Art, Renaissance-20th Century (3; Fall/Spring)
319 - Introduction to American Art (3; Fall)
320 - Introduction to European Modern Art (3; Spring)
321 - Introduction to Contemporary Art (3; Spring)
322 - Introduction to Prehispanic, Hispanic, and Chicano Art (3; Spring)
339 - Introduction to African and African-American Art (3; Fall/Spring)

CLAS Classical Art and Archaeology (621-1689)
329 - Art History of the Cinema (3; Spring)
334 - Art and Archaeology of Ancient Egypt (3; Spring)
340A - Introduction to Classical Art and Archaeology (3; Fall)
340B - Introduction to Classical Art and Archaeology (3; Spring)

CR L Critical Languages (621-3387)
(Study Swahili, Korean, Hindi-Urdu, Vietanmese, Thai, Inonesian, Turkish, Tagalog, Hungarian, Polish,
Swedish, Czech, Danish, Norwegian, Irish, Scots-Gaelic, Serbo-Croatian, Dutch)
(101 - Elementary Language Study (4; Fall/Spring))
(102 - Elementary Language Study (4; Fall/Spring))
(201 - Intermediate Language Study (4; Fall/Spring))
(202 - Intermediate Language Study (4; Fall/Spring))

DNC Dance (621-4698)
200 - History of Dance (3; Spring biannual course; 1998 and 2000)

ENGR Engineering and Mines (621-6032)
(257 - Materials Science of Art and Archeological Objects (3; Spring))

ENGL English (621-1836)
260 - Major British Writers (3; Fall/Spring)
261 - Modern Literature (3; Fall/Spring)
265 - Major American Writers (3; Fall/Spring)
267 - Continental Literature (3; Fall/Spring)
478 - African American Literature (3; Fall))

FREN French (621-7349)
101 - Elementary French I (4; Fall/Spring)
102 - Elementary French II (4; Fall/Spring)
112 - Accelerated French I (6; Summer only)
113 - Intensive French I (4; Fall)
201 - Intermediate French I (4; Fall/Spring)
202 - Intermediate French II (4; Fall/Spring)
212 - Accelerated French II (6; Summer only)
213 - Intensive French II (4; Spring)

GER German Studies 621-7385)
101 - Beginning German I (4; Fall/Spring)
102 - Beginning German II (4; Fall/Spring)
201 - Intermediate German I (4; Fall/Spring)
202 - Intermediate German II (4; Fall/Spring)

GRK Greek (621-1689)
(103 - Elementary Modern Greek I (4; Fall))
(104 - Elementary Modern Greek II (4; Spring))
(203 - Intermediate Modern Greek I (4; Fall))
(204 - Intermediate Modern Greek II (4; Spring))

ITAL Italian (621-7349)
101 - Elementary Italian I (4; Fall/Spring)
102 - Elementary Italian II (4; Fall/Spring)
201 - Intermediate Italian I (4; Fall/Spring)
202 - Intermediate Italian II (4; Fall/Spring)

JPN Japanese Studies (621-7505)
(101 - Elementary Japanese I (5; Fall/Spring))
(102 - Elementary Japanese II (5; Fall/Spring))
(201 - Intermediate Japanese I (3; Fall/Spring))
(202 - Intermediate Japanese II (3; Fall/Spring))

JOUR Journalism (621-7556)
(201 - Photojournalism/Visual Communication (2; Fall/Spring))
(202 - Photojournalism Laboratory (1; Fall/Spring))

JU S Judaic Studies (621-9114)
103A - Elementary Modern Hebrew I (5; Fall)
103B - Elementary Modern Hebrew II (5; Spring)
203A - Intermediate Modern Hebrew I (5; Fall)
203B - Intermediate Modern Hebrew II (5; Spring)

LAT Latin (621-1689)
(101 - Elementary Latin I (4; Fall))
(102 - Elementary Latin II (4; Spring))
(201 - Intermediate Latin I (4; Fall))
(202 - Intermediate Latin (4; Spring))

LING Linguistics (621-6897)
104A - Beginning Navajo (3; Fall)
104B - Beginning Navajo (3; Spring)

M AR Media Arts (621-7352)
200 - Fundamental of Theory and Aesthetics in Media Arts (3; Fall)
(210 - Beginning Media Production (3; Spring))
(304 - Beginning Video Production* (3; Fall))
(305 - Introduction to FilmProduction* (3; Fall))

MUS Music (621-1655)
101A-B Exploring Music through Piano for General Students
101A - Introduces and develops basic concepts of music in studying piano (3; Fall)
102A - Introduction to basic guitar playing techniques (1; Fall/Spring)
102B - Development of guitar skills (1; Fall/Spring)
103 - Class Voice for General College Students (2; Fall)
107 - Understanding Music Through Listening (3; Fall/Spring)
108 - Survey of Music II (3; Spring)

PRS Persian (621-8013)
(101 - Elementary Persian I (5; Fall))
(102 - Elementary Persian II (5; Spring))
(401 - Intermediate Persian I (5; Fall))
(402 - Intermediate Persian II (5; Spring))

PHIL Philosophy (621-3120)
238 - Philosophy in Literature (3; Fall/Spring)

PHYS Physics (621-6820)
(107 - The Physics of Music (3; Fall))

PTYS Planetary Sciences (621-6962)
(211 - Image Processing for Scientific Discovery (3; Spring))

PORT Portuguese (621-3123)
101 - First Semester Portuguese (4; Fall)
102 - Second Semester Portuguese (4; Spring)
205 - Intensive Portuguese (4; Fall)
206 - Intensive Portuguese (4; Spring)
325 - Intermediate Grammar and Writing (3; Fall)

RCS Retail and Consumer Studies (621-1075)
(115 - Fundamentals of Design (3; Fall))
(215 - Retail Advertising and Promotion (3; Fall))
(255 - Visual Merchandising and Display (3; Fall))
(284 - Textile Science (3; Fall))

RUSS Russian and Slavic Languages (621-7341)
101A - Elementary Russian (4; Fall)
101B - Elementary Russian (4; Spring)
201A - Intermediate Russian (4; Fall)
201B - Intermediate Russian (4; Spring)

SER Special Education and Rehabilitation (621-7822)
370A - American Sign Language (4; Fall/Spring)
370B - American Sign Language (4; Fall/Spring)
431A - American Sign Language (4; Fall)
431B - American Sign Language (3; Spring)

SPAN Spanish (621-3123)
101 - First Semester Spanish (4; Fall/Spring)
102 - Second Semester Spanish (4; Fall/Spring)
202 - Second Year Spanish (4; Fall/Spring)
203 - Writing and Oral Skills for the Native Speaker of Spanish (4; Fall/Spring)
204A-204B-204C - Intensive Spanish (8;8;8; Summer course taught in Guadalajara)

T AR Theatre Arts (621-7008)
100 - Acting for General College Students (3; Fall/Spring)
103 - Theatre Appreciation (3; Fall/Spring)

* Course may not always be available for MIC or VSC majors; contact instructor for permission to enroll.

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