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Final Exams 9 Course Offerings 21

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GENERAL INFORMATION

CAMPUS MAP 3

CAMPUS DIRECTORY 4

NOTICE TO SENIORS (Senior Testing Requirements) 5

REGISTRATION AND SEMESTER CALENDARS 6

EXAMINATIONATESTING SCHEDULES 9

Final Examinations

Special Examinations

English Placement Essays

Developmental Studies Placement Tests

CLEP Testing Schedule

Intensive English for Internationals ADMISSIONS PROCEDURES 11

New Applicants

Former Students

Transferring Credit to MSU

Residency Classification

Persons 60 Years of Age & Persons Totally Disabled REGISTRATION INFORMATION 11

Obtaining Registration Materials Current Students New and Readmitted Students Registration Appointment Times Credit/No Credit and Audit Procedures

Consulting with Academic Adviser - Obtaining Section Request Form FEES AND DEPOSITS 12

Maintenance Fee

Tuition

Summary of Course Fees

Activity Fee

Miscellaneous Fees PAYMENT OF FEES 13

Fee Payment Options

Returned Checks/Charge Card Drafts

"No More Checks" Status

FEE PAYMENT DEADLINE PERIOD 14

STUDENT FEE REFUND PROCEDURES 14

Maintenance Fees, Out-of-State Tuition, Music Fees

Student Activity Fees

Parking Fees, Locker Fees, Desoto

APPEAL PROCEDURES FOR FEES AND REFUNDS 14

I.D. CARD 14

MISCELLANEOUS ACADEMIC POLICIES AND PROCEDURES 15

Change of Course (Add/Drop)

Withdrawal Procedures

Change of College, Major, Name, Address, SS Number

Course Numbering System

Course Load Limitations

Grade Reports/Academic Status and Retention/Repetition of Courses

Students with Disabilities

Registration Procedures — Sample Section Request Form

TRIAL SCHEDULE FORM 18

COURSE OFFERINGS FOR SPRING 1991 SCHEDULE OF CLASSES (see following page for Departmental Listing)

Memphis State Campus 23

General Education Curriculum 68

Weekend Course Offerings 69

International Studies Program 71-72

University Honors Program 73

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 74

Directed Study Courses 75

Bornblum Judaic Studies 76

Religion in Society , 76

Paralegal Studies 77

Open Learning Fire Service Program 77

Women*s Studies 77

Black Studies 78

Legal Thought and Liberal Arts 78

MINI College Courses 79

Off-Campus Courses and Locations 80-81

ADDENDA TO CATALOGS 82

EXPOSURE TO HAZARDOUS CHEMICALS AND RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS 82

VA EDUCATIONAL BENEFITS 82

SEXUAL HARASSMENT POLICY 83

PRIVACY RIGHTS OF PARENTS AND STUDENTS 84

Memphis State University is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action University. It is committed to education of a non-racially identifiable student body.

SPRING 1991

SCHEDULE OF CLASSES

THE COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES

Anthropology ANTH (E010) 23

Biology BIOL (E060) 23

Chemistry & Physical Science CHEM & PSCI (E070) 25

Criminology and Criminal Justice CJUS (E075) 26

English ENGL (E080) 26

Linguistics LING (E100) 28

Chinese (see LALI) 28

Classical Languages CLAS (E1 10) 28

French FREN (E120) 28

German GERM (E130) 28

Greek GREK (E140) 28

Hebrew (see LALI) —

Italian ITAL (E160) 28

Japanese JAPN (E165) 28

Latin LATN (E170) 28

Portuguese (see LALI) —

Russian RUSS (E190) 28

Spanish SPAN (E200) 29

Languages Literatures LALI (E211) 29

Geography GEOG (E220) 29

Planning PLAN (E230) 30

Geology GEOL (E235) 30

Geophysics GEOP(E237) 30

History HIST (E240) 31

International Studies INTL (E245) —

Mathematics MATH (E280) 32

Computer Science COMP (E285) 33

Philosophy PHIL (E330) 33

Physics PHYS (E350) 34

Political Science POLS (E370) 35

Psychology PSYC (E390) 35

Sociology SOCI (E410) 37

Social Work SWRK (E470) 38

THE FOGELMAN COLLEGE OF BUSINESS & ECONOMICS

Administration BA (H500) 38

School of Accountancy ACCT (H510) 38

Economics ECON (H520) 39

Finance, Insurance & Real Estate FIR (H530) 39

Management MGMT (H550) 40

Business Education BUED (H554) —

Mgmt Information Systems

& Decision Sciences ISDS (H557) 41

Marketing MKTG (H560) 42

THE COLLEGE OF COMMUNICATION & FINE ARTS

Art ART (K020) 42

Journalism JOUR (K260) 44

Music History, Literature, & Appreciation MUHL (K304) .... 45

Music Theory & Composition MUTC (K307) 45

Music Education MUSE (K313) 45

Sacred Music MUSA (K316) 46

Applied Music MUAP (K318) 46

Commercial Music CMUS (K320) 48

Theatre THEA(K491) 48

Communication Studies COMM (K493) 48

Theatre and Communication Arts THCA (K495) 48

Dance DANC (K497) 50

THE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

Educational Professional Core EDUC (M500) 50

Educational Services EDSV (M550) 51

Educational Admin. & Supv. EDAS (M630) 52

Elementary Education ELED (M650) 53

Secondary Education SCED (M670) 53

Curriculum and Instruction in Education CIED (M675) 53

Educational Foundations EDFD (M700) 54

Research Methodology & Statistics EDRS (M710) 55

Educational Psychology EDPS (M720) 55

Counseling & Personnel Services COUN (M731 ) 55

Counseling Psychology CPSY (M735) 57

Health HLTH (M740) 57

Safety Education SAFE (M745) 57

Physical Education PHED (M750) 57

Recreation RECR (M760) 58

Health, Physical Education & Recreation HPER (M763) .... 59

Home Economics HMEC (M770) 59

Marketing Education MKED (M773) 60

Special Education SPED (M791) 60

THE HERFF COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

Biomedical Engineering BIOM (Q795) 60

Civil Engineering CIVL (Q800) 60

Electrical Engineering ELEC (Q820) 61

Industrial & Systems Engineering INSE (Q831) 62

Mechanical Engineering MECH (Q870) 62

Technology TECH (Q890) 62

THE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE UNIV (R950) 64

THE SCHOOL OF NURSING NURS (U970) 65

THE INDEPENDENT PROGRAMS

Academic ACAD (V905) 65

Audiology& Speech Pathology AUSP (V91 5) 65

Interdisciplinary INTD (V933) 66

MSU Libraries LBRY (V945) —

Aerospace Studies AERO (V950) 66

Military Science ARMY (V955) 66

Naval Science NAVY (V958) 66

University Honors Program UNHP (V960) 67

Remedial & Developmental Studies R&DS (V986) 67

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SPRING 1991

OFFICE

CAMPUS DIRECTORY

LOCATION

Academic Counseling Add/Drop Courses Admissions

Freshman Information

Readmission Information

Transfer Information

Graduate Admissions Information

Law School Information

International Students Counseling (Academic) Developmental Studies Drop/Add Courses Evening Services Dean Fee Payment

Financial Aid

Graduate School

Identification Cards (New and Replacement)

Information Center International Student Advisor Off-Campus (Jackson Center)

Probation (Academic) Probation (Academic) Records Office Registration and Scheduling

Undergraduate Graduate

Residence Life (Housing)

Residency Classification

Security

Student Aid

Student Educational Services

Student Information System

Student Loan Checks

Transcripts

Transfer Student Information

Withdrawal

Prior to First Day of Classes

Beginning First Day of Classes Graduate Law

Undergraduate (After 4:30 p.m., see Evening Services)

ScatesHall 107

See Change of Course section

Administration 215 Administration 167 Administration 215 Administration 216 Law School 201 Administration 216 Scates Hall 107 Administration 171 See Change of Course section Administration 167 Administration 177 University Center Ballroom (see calendar for dates) Scates Hall 312 Administration 315 Administration 176 3461 Central Avenue University Center 417

Administration 167 Administration 315 Administration 1 1 9 Administration 161 Registration Center

(see calendar for dates) Richardson Towers 01 1 Administration 205 Administration 1 51 Scates Hall 312 Administration 377 (Taped Messages) Administration 178 University Center Ballroom (see calendar for dates) Administration 143 Administration 215

Administration 161 Registration Center (see calendar for dates)

Administration 315 Law School 207B Scates Hall 120

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SPRING 1991

NOTICE TO SENIORS

Senior Testing Requirements

The Tennessee Board of Regents and University policy require all seniors to complete the ACT-COMP, a general education test, and/or certain major testing requirements prior to graduation. The ACT-COMP is scheduled on the dates listed below for seniors who have completed 100 hours or more toward their degree. Choose the preferred test date and register by calling the University Testing Center at 678-2428. Registration for each test date is first come, first served, so CALL EARLYI The test should be completed PRIOR to filing the Intent to Graduate Cards.

9:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m.

SENIOR EXAMINATION SCHEDULE (ACT-COMP)

Saturday, November 17, 1990 9:00 a.m.

Saturday, December 8, 1990 Thursday, January 10, 1991 Saturday, February 16, 1991 Tuesday, March 19, 1991 Saturday, April 20, 1991 . . Friday, May 3, 1991 .... Saturday, June 15, 1991 . .

About the ACT-COMP

The Senior Test is designed to evaluate the skills that students acquire in their general education program — those courses that are required for all students. It is not meant to test knowledge from a specific major or discipline, but rather to evaluate the student's ability to receive information in a variety of formats, analyze the information, and respond to situations related to adult roles in society. During the test, you will view portions of newscasts and television produc- tions, listen to music and radio broadcasts, look at art prints, and review advertisements, graphs, and blueprints. Scores on the test will be returned to you along with information for comparison with a national senior reference group. The report will include an overall total score and also subscores in the following areas:

— Functioning Within Social Institutions — Communicating

— Using Science and Technology — Solving Problems

— Using the Arts — Clarifying Values A description of each subscore area is included with the score report.

MAJOR AREA ACHIEVEMENT TESTING

Students graduating either December 1990 or May 1991 in the following majors are also required to take a Major Area Achievement Test prior to graduation. Please contact your Graduation Analyst or the Testing Center for details.

— Accounting — Computer Systems Technology

— Civil Engineering — Manufacturing Technology

— Electrical Engineering — Foreign Language

— Mechanical Engineering — Theatre & Communication Arts

STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES Due to the special format of the test — television, tapes, and slides and the time requirements of the test, students with significant visual, hearing or manual impairments may be eligible for exemption. Students with disabilities must request and be approved for exemption through the Director of the Office of Students with Disabilities, 215 Scates Hall, prior to the last test date for any given semester.

UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE APPLICATION DEADLINES May 1 991 November 21 , 1 990

August 1991 April 10, 1991

December 1991 July 24, 1991

SPRING 1991

	NOVEMBER 1990
s	M T W T F	S
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4	5 6 7 8 9	10
11	12 13 14 15 16	17
18	19 20 21 22 23	24
25	26 27 28 29 30

	DECEMBER 1990
S	M T W T F	S
2	3 4 5 6 7	1 8
9	10 11 12 13 14	15
16	17 18 19 20 21	22
23	24 25 26 27 28	29
30	31

	JANUARY	1991
S	M T W	T F	S
	1 2	3 4	5
6	7 8 9	10 11	12
13	14 15 16	17 18	19
20	21 22 23	24 25	26
27	28 29 30	31

SPRING 1991 REGISTRATION CALENDAR

REGISTRATION CENTER is located in the University Center— East Commons

Prior to Registration

Academic Advising. Guidelines, dates and priority estab- lished by individual colleges and departments. See Con- sulting with Academic Adviser.

Students begin receiving Spring 1991 Priority Registration materials.

November 12-15 November 19-21* November 26-29

REGISTER EARLYIIIII

PRIORITY REGISTRATION Monday-Thursday

Register at or after 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. assigned appointment

time.

*Nov. 21: 9:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m. only.

Fees may be paid beginning November 12;

Fee Payment Deadline Period is January 9-11 and 13,

1991.

REGISTER EARLYIIIII

December 1

Application deadline. Any student who meets admission or readmission requirements after this date cannot be assured of registration before the first day of classes.

December 21 Mail-in fee payment deadline for students who registered

during Priority Registration.

January 9-1 1 January 13

January 9-1 1 January 13

CONTINUOUS REGISTRATION/DROP/ADD

9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Wednesday-Friday

1:00 p.m.- 4:30 p.m. Sunday

Appointment times not required. Students registering during this period should have al- ready been advised; advising may not be available.

FEE PAYMENT DEADLINE PERIOD

University Center - 3rd Floor 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Wednesday-Friday

1:00 p.m.- 4:30 p.m. Sunday

FINAL fee payment deadline for all students who have registered for Spring 1 991 courses during Priority/ Continuous Registration. Courses will be deleted for students who fail to meet the Fee Payment Deadline.

January 9-1 1 January 13 Janaury 14-17

January 14-17

Registration Materials Center (University Center - 2nd Floor - East TV Lounge) 8:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. Wednesday-Friday 1:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. Sunday 8:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. Monday-Thursday

Materials will not be released without a picture I.D.

REGULAR REGISTRATION/DROP/ADD/ FEE PAYMENT

9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Monday-Thursday

Appointment time required for registration. All fees must be paid on the day the registration or drop/add is processed.

PC-191 participants and State of Tennessee employees register at or after appointment time on Student Information Form during Regular Registration.

January 17

100% Refund Deadline. Last day for students to withdraw from the University or drop to part-time and receive a 100% refund.

Jaunary 1 8 and 22

Senior Citizen Audit Registration 1:00 p.m.- 4:30 p.m.

SPRING 1991

January 18 . January 22-24

LATE REGISTRATION/DROP/ADD/FEE PAYMENT

1 :00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. Friday

9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday

All fees must be paid on the day the registration or

drop/add is processed.

OFF-CAMPUS REGISTRATION: See Off-Campus Locations at the back of this schedule.

After January 24, and at other times when the Registration Center is not open, students may direct inquiries to the Registration and Scheduling Office, Administration Building, Room 161, 678-2675. Office hours are 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday-Friday.

REGISTRATION FEES may be paid as soon as a student receives a Class Schedule and Invoice Form. See Fee Payment Options. Direct inquiries to the Bursar's Office, Administration Building, Room 177. Office hours are 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday-Friday.

REGISTRATION MATERIALS REQUIRED:

Student Information Form

Section Request Form

Restricted Section Request Forms (if required for

MATERIALS REQUIRED TO DROP/ADD THROUGH JANUARY 24: Processed in the Registration Center

Class Schedule and Invoice Form

SUMMARY OF STEPS TO COMPLETE REGISTRATION

Detailed descriptions of each of the following steps are provided in the appropriate section of this Schedule of Classes.

1 . Complete admission procedures.

New students must submit a $5.00 application fee and application form to the Admissions Office. (Undergraduate, Admin. Bldg., Room 215, 678-2101; Graduate, Admin. Bldg., Room 216, 678-2911.)

Students who were unclassified or who were not enrolled in the Fall 1990 semester must file a readmission application (Read- missions, Admin. Bldg., Room 167, 678-2674.)

2. Obtain necessary registration materials.

Current students (who do not have holds placed on their materials) and new or readmitted students meeting admission require- ments in sufficient time before either Priority or Regular Registration, will be mailed a Student Information Form with a registra- tion appointment time.

Students not meeting admission requirements in time to receive registration materials in the mail will receive instructions with their letter of acceptance.

Refer to the Registration Calendar for all deadlines, dates and times for registration activity.

3. Consult with academic adviser.

All students must obtain a Section Request Form from an academic adviser prior to registration.

4. Pick up Restricted Section Request Forms (if required).

The locations of Restricted Section Request Forms are footnoted in forms.

Schedule of Classes for the classes requiring these

5. Report to the Registration Center.

Bring the Student Information Form and Section Request Form, and any required Restricted Section Request Forms to the Registration Center at or after the appointment time printed on the Student Information Form for Priority or Regular Registration. Appointment times are not necessary during other times when registration/drop/add is available.

6. Pay all registration fees.

Fees may be paid beginning the day students register and MUST be paid by the deadline specified on the Class Schedule and Invoice Form which the students receive at time of registration. Students' classes will be deleted if fees are not paid by the date indicated.

REGISTER EARLYI

PAY FEES ON TIMEI

SPRING 1991

SPRING 1991 SEMESTER CALENDAR

	JANUARY	1991
s	M T W	T F	S
	1 2	3 4	5
6	7 8 9	10 11	12
13	14 15 16	17 18	19
20	21 22 23	24 25	26
27	28 29 30	31

	FEBRUARY 1991
S	M T W T F	S
	1	2
3	4 5 6 7 8	9
10	11 12 13 14 15	16
17	18 19 20 21 22	23
24	25 26 27 28

	MARCH	1991
S	M T W	T F	S
		1	2
3	4 5 6	7 8	9
10	11 12 13	14 15	16
17	18 19 20	21 22	23
24	25 26 27	28 29	30
31

		APRIL 1991
S	M	T W T	F	S
	1	2 3 4	5	6
7	8	9 10 11	12	13
14	15	16 17 18	19	20
21	22	23 24 25	26	27
28	29	30

		MAY 1991
S	M	T W T	F	S
		1 2	3	4
5	6	7 8 9	10	11
12	13	14 15 16	17	18
19	20	21 22 23	24	25
26	27	28 29 30	31

January 13 Residence Hall Check-In.

January 17 100% Refund Deadline. Last day for students to withdraw

from the University or drop to part-time and receive a 100% refund.

January 18 FIRST DAY OF CLASSES

January 21 Holiday; Martin Luther King's Birthday

January 24 Last day to add courses or register. (Beginning January 25

inquiries concerning change of course should be directed to the Records Office, Administration Building, Room 119, 678- 2671.)

Last day for graduate students to file "Intent to Graduate" card with the Graduate School Office for degree to be con- ferred in May 1991.

January 29 Last day for removing Fall Semester, 1990 "Incomplete"

grades.

January 31 75% Refund Deadline. Last day for students to withdraw from

the University or drop to part-time and receive a 75% refund. Last day for 75% refund of residence hall rent.

February 6 Last day to return books (with receipt) to bookstore for 100%

refund.

February 14 25% Refund Deadline. Last day for students to withdraw from

the University or drop to part-time and receive a 25% refund. Last day for graduate students to submit master's degree candidacy and doctoral candidacy forms to College Directors of Graduate Studies. Last day for 25% refund of residence hall rent.

March 8 Last day for all students to withdraw from the University or

drop courses.

March 10-17 Spring Holidays.

March 19 Last day to remove Fall Semester, 1990 "Incomplete" grades

when extension has been granted.

April 8-11 Priority Registration — Summer 1991.

April 10 Last day for making application to the dean of the appro- priate undergraduate college for degrees to be conferred in August, 1991.

April 15-18 Priority Registration — Fall 1991.

April 22-25

April 26 Last day for submission of comprehensive examination re- sults to the Graduate School.

Last day for submission of theses/dissertations to the Graduate School.

May 1 LAST DAY OF CLASSES

May 2 Study Day.

May 3-9 Final Examination Period. See Examination Schedule.

May 10 Last day to clear financial obligations to the University before

holds are placed on grades.

May 11 Commencement

May 17 Mail-in fee payment deadline for students who have regis- tered for Summer 1 991 prior to this date.

The calendar is subject to change at any time prior to or during an academic term due to emergencies or causes beyond the reasonable control of the institution, including severe weather, loss of utility services, or orders by federal or state agencies (SBR 2:04:00:01).

SPRING 1991

EXAMINATION/TESTING SCHEDULES

Final examinations begin on Friday
•CLASS MEETING
BEGINNING	DAYS
TIME
8:00 A.M.	MWF
9:10 A.M.	MWF
10:20 A.M.	MWF
11:30 A.M.	MWF
12:40 P.M.	MW
2:20 P.M.	MW
5:30 P.M.	MW
7:10 P.M.	MW
8:50 P.M.	MW
*CLASS MEETING
BEGINNING	DAYS
TIME
8:00 A.M.	TT
9:40 A.M.	TT
11:20 A.M.	TT
1:00 P.M.	TT
2:40 P.M.	TT
5:30 P.M.	TT
7:10 P.M.	TT
8:50 P.M.	TT
•CLASS MEETING
BEGINNING	DAYS
TIME
9:00 A.M.	SAT
10:00 A.M.	SAT

SCHEDULE OF FINAL EXAMINATIONS

May 3, 1991 . Attendance is compulsory.

FRIDAY MAY 3, 1991

8:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m. 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

TUESDAY MAY 7, 1991

8:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m. 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

1:00 p.m.- 3:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m.- 9:00 p.m.

SATURDAY MAY 4, 1991

8:00 a.m. -10:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m.-12:00 noon

EXAMINATION GIVEN

MONDAY MAY 6, 1991

8:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m. 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

7:00 p.m.- 9:00 p.m.

EXAMINATION GIVEN

THURSDAY MAY 9, 1991

8:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m. 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

5:30 p.m.- 7:30 p.m.

8:00 p.m. -10:00 p.m.

EXAMINATION GIVEN

WEDNESDAY MAY 8, 1991

10:00 a.m. -12:00 noon 1:00 p.m.- 3:00 p.m. 5:30 p.m.- 7:30 p.m.

8:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m.

•Classes meeting one day a week for at least two hours will have their examination during the examination week at the time the class normally meets.

No examination may be given at a time other than the one listed above except with written permission from the department chairman and the college dean.

Common final examinations are given by academic departments for certain courses. These courses are footnoted in the departmental listings.

Examinations for classes which meet at an hour not included in this schedule (e.g., 9:30 MWF) should be given at an hour as close to the scheduled hour as possible. (The examination for a class meeting at 9:30 MWF may be given at the time scheduled for either a 9:10 MWF class or a 10:20 MWF class.)

DATES OF SPECIAL EXAMINATIONS

LANGUAGE PLACEMENT EXAMINATIONS Date Exams Given Language Time Location

January 9, French 9:00 a.m.-10:30 a.m. WD Bldg. Rm. 118 1991 Spanish 11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. WD Bldg. Rm. 118

(Wednes- Other 1 :30 p.m.-3:00 p.m. WD Bldg. Rm. 118 day) Languages

For further information contact the Department of Foreign Lan- guages and Literatures, 678-2506.

SPEECH AND HEARING SCREENING TESTS

February 1 , 8:30 a.m.- Administration of Speech and Hear-

Friday 10:00 a.m. ing screening test to applicants for

admission to the Teacher Education

April 5, 8:30 a.m.- Program, Room 202, Ball Education

Friday 10:00 a.m. Building.

PRE-PROFESSIONAL SKILLS TEST (PPST) Testing Dates Deadline to Register

January 26, 1991 March 2, 1991 May 4, 1991

January 18, 1991 February 22, 1991 April 26, 1991

Students may register for the PPST in the Testing Center, Room 111 Health Center Building. Registration is not complete until the student returns to the Testing Center with the receipt for payment of test fees.

Please note that while the deadlines fall one week prior to the test, the materials are ordered approximately 30 days prior to that. Registration will then be accepted on a first come, first served basis until the deadline. Students are, therefore, en- couraged to SIGN UP EARLY.

SPRING 1991

MILLER ANALOGIES TEST

Tuesday Saturday Tuesday Saturday Tuesday Saturday Saturday Monday Saturday Tuesday Saturday Tuesday Saturday

Monday

December 4,

December 15,

January 8,

January 26,

February 12,

February 23,

March 9,

March 18,

AprH6,

April 16,

May 18,

May 21,

June 1,

June 11,

June 24,

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Students needing to take the Miller Analogies Test need to come by or call the Testing Center in Room 1 1 1 of the Health Center to sign up for the M.A.T. Call 678-2428 for further informa tion.

NATIONAL TEACHER EXAMINATION (NTE) Core Battery Dates Specialty Area Tests

October 27, 1990 November 10, 1990

March 2, 1991 March 23, 1991

June 22, 1991 July 13, 1991

Check 1990-91 NTE Bulletin of Information for registration dates.

COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATIONS M.Ed., M.S., M.A.T. Comprehensive Examinations April 6, 1 :00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Saturday

Students wishing to take the M.Ed., M.S. or M.A.T. Compre- hensive Examinations must place their names on the examination list in the department in which they are majoring.

Students wishing to take the Ed.S. or Ed.D. Comprehensive Examinations must make arrangements with their major advisor.

ENGLISH PLACEMENT ESSAYS

ENGLISH PLACEMENT ESSAYS will be administered at the following times. Students must preregister for the test of their choice by calling the Testing Center, 678-2428, by noon of the preceding day (by noon Friday for Monday's test).

COMPLETE AAPP TEST (English	Math and R
Friday	January 1 1
Tuesday	January 15
Tuesday	January 22
Tuesday	February 19
Saturday	March 23
Monday	April 1
Thursday	April 11
Tuesday	April 23
Saturday	May 11
Monday	May 20
Tuesday	May 28
Tuesday	June 18
Tuesday	June 25
Monday	July 1
Saturday	July 27
. Partial Math AAPP Test
' Friday	January 1 1
Tuesday	January 15
Tuesday	January 22
Tuesday	February 19
Saturday	March 23
Monday	April 1
Thursday	April 11
Tuesday	April 23
Saturday	May 11
Monday	May 20
Tuesday	May 28
l Tuesday	June 18
Tuesday	June 25
Monday	July 1
Saturday	July 27

Testing Dates	Times
Friday	November 2, 1990	1:30 p.m.
Monday	November 19, 1990	5:45 p.m.
Monday	November 26, 1990	12:45 p.m.
Wednesday	December 5, 1990	5:45 p.m.
Friday	January 11, 1991	8:45 a.m.
Tuesday	January 15, 1991	12:45 p.m.
Saturday	January 19, 1991	8:45 a.m.
Tuesday	February 19, 1991	5:45 p.m.
Saturday	March 23, 1991	8:45 a.m.
Monday	April 1,1991	12:45 p.m.
Thursday	April 11, 1991	5:45 p.m.
Tuesday	April 23, 1991	5:45 p.m.
Monday	May 20, 1991	12:45 p.m. .
Tuesday	May 28, 1991	8:45 a.m.
Tuesday	June 18, 1991	5:45 p.m.
Tuesday	June 25, 1991	12:45 p.m.
Results will be available in Academic Counseling, 107 Scates
Hall. All students will need to bring photo ID and a pen to the test.
LATE REGISTRANTS should call the English	Skills Resource
Center, Room 119, Patterson Hall, 678-2659, to	arrange to take
the Placement Test.
For further	information call the Testing Center, 678-2428 or
your adviser.

DEVELOPMENTAL STUDIES PLACEMENT TESTS

Developmental Studies placement tests will be administered on the following dates. The complete test is required of all first-time freshmen admitted to Memphis State University under the guide- lines of the Developmental Studies Program. Students must pre- register in person in the Developmental Studies Office, Room 171 , Administration Building, by 12:00 noon of the preceding day.

8:45 a.m. 12:45 p.m. 12:45 p.m.

5:45 p.m.

8:45 a.m. 12:45 p.m.

5:45 p.m.

5:45 p.m.

8:45 a.m. 12:45 p.m.

8:45 a.m.

5:45 p.m. 12:45 p.m.

8:45 a.m.

8:45 a.m.

9:35 a.m. 1:35 p.m. 12:45 p.m. 6:35 p.m. 9:35 a.m. 1 :35 p.m. 6:35 p.m. 6:35 p.m. 9:35 a.m. 1 :35 p.m. 9:35 a.m. 6:35 p.m. 1 :35 p.m. 9:35 a.m. 9:35 a.m.

The sign-up deadline for AAPP tests is noon the day prior to the test.

For further information, contact the Developmental Studies Of- fice, Room 171, Administration Building, 678-2028.

CLEP TESTING SCHEDULE

Examinees for the College Level Testing Program may pick up registration materials from the Testing Center in the Health Center Building, Room 1 1 1 . All regular testing dates are on Wednesdays. Testing will be held in Mitchell Hall, Room 409.

There will be four sessions held each test date at the following times: Session I Session III

8:30- 10:00 a.m. 12:30- 2:00 p.m.

Session II Session IV

10:30 - 12:00 noon 2:30 - 4:00 p.m.

Test Dates Registration Deadlines

November 14, 1990 October 18, 1990

January 16, 1991 December 12, 1990

February 20, 1991 January 24, 1991

March 20, 1991 February 22, 1991

April 17, 1991 March 21, 1991

May 15, 1991 April 19, 1991

June 12, 1991 May 17, 1991

INTENSIVE ENGLISH FOR INTERNATIONALS NON-CREDIT

The Intensive English for Internationals program provides lan- guage instruction for non-English speakers in Memphis, in the surrounding area, and from abroad. Students attend classes grouped by ability level and receive a certificate of attendance upon successful completion of study. The program is offered year-round on a semester basis coinciding with the University's calendar and features an 8-week summer session.

All classes are taught by professional staff. All courses are non-credit. Five options are available for the 1 990 session: Inten- sive English with instruction twenty-three hours a week, Semi-in- tensive English with instruction fifteen hours a week, TOEFL pre- paration, and Communication Skills for the Foreign Born Pro- fessional.

Registration and testing for the Intensive and Semi-intensive courses will be held on January 14 and 15, 9:00-3:00 p.m., or by appointment before that date. In addition to classes listed above, others designed to meet special needs may be arranged. To reg- ister for any course or for more information, contact Intensive English for Internationals Program, Dunn Building (Math & For- eign Languages), Room 310, (901) 678-2813.

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ADMISSION — REGISTRATION — FEE INFORMATION

ADMISSIONS PROCEDURES

New students planning to enroll for any credit course or on an idit basis must be formally admitted to the University. Admission i to the University must be fully cleared before any registration is authorized. Any student who meets admission or readmission re- quirements after December 1 will not be assured of registration before the first day of classes.

High School Curriculum Requirements

Effective the Fall Semester 1989, the following specific high school units are required for admission to Memphis State Univer- sity:

English — 4 units Math — 3 units

Natural & Physical Sciences — 2 units Social Studies — 2 units Foreign Language — 2 units

Applicants with special academic circumstances may, with proper institutional approval, be processed for admission with subject deficiencies. If admitted, the deficiencies must be re- moved during the first 64 semester hours (30 semester hours for transfer students) of college enrollment. College level courses taken to remove unit deficiencies must be completed with a grade of C or better and will be used for elective credit only. Inquiries concerning these requirements or the availability of courses to meet these requirements should be directed to Admissions and Records Services, Room 115, Administration Building, 678-4722.

New Applicants

Applications for admission, detailed instructions concerning ad- mission procedures, and regulations for all student levels may be obtained in the Admissions Office, Room 215, Administration Building, 678-2101. Information concerning graduate student ad- missions may be obtained in the Graduate Admissions Office, Room 216, Administration Building, 678-2911. After 4:30 p.m. and on Saturday mornings, information may be obtained in Evening Academic Services Office, Room 167, Administration Building, 678-2393.

Former Students

A former student is defined as a student who (1) has previously been enrolled at Memphis State but (2) was not enrolled during the previous semester. Most former graduate and undergraduate students seeking readmission must obtain an application for read- mission from Room 167, Administration Building. Former under- graduate students entering Graduate School are not "former stu- dents" for readmission purposes. They are new graduate students who must be properly admitted to graduate school as new stu- dents by the Graduate Admissions Office, Room 216, Administra- tion Building. All inquiries concerning appropriate readmissions procedures should be directed to the Readmissions Office, 678- 2674.

Transferring Credit to MSU

After the student has been admitted as a regular under- graduate, whether he is a beginning freshman or a transfer stu- dent, he should consult with his adviser and the Transfer Affairs section of the Admissions Office if he anticipates enrolling at another college or university for the purpose of transferring credit to Memphis State University. In order for completed additional un- dergraduate course work to be transferred from another university and recorded on the student's permanent record, the student must request that an evaluation of the additional course work be completed by the Transfer Affairs section of the Admissions Of- fice, 678-21 1 1 . Information about the transfer of graduate credit may be obtained in the Graduate School Office, Room 315, Ad- ministration Building, 678-2531 .

Residency Classification

All determinations concerning classification of in-state and out- of-state students for fee-paying and other purposes are made in the Office of Admissions. The determinations are based on the regulations and guidelines of the Tennessee Board of Regents. Copies of the guidelines and regulations used in the classification of students for fee-paying purposes are available in the Admis- sions Office, Room 205, Administration Building, 678-2344.

Persons 60 Years of Age and Persons Totally Disabled

Persons suffering from a permanent disability which totally in- capacitates them from working at an occupation which brings an income, and persons who will become sixty (60) years of age during the academic semester in which they begin classes, and who are domiciled in Tennessee, may AUDIT courses at Mem- phis State without paying tuition charges, maintenance fees, stu- dent activity fees, or registration fees. Permission to AUDIT will be limited according to space availability.

Persons who are totally disabled, and persons who will become sixty-five (65) years of age prior to or during the academic semester in which they begin classes, and who are domiciled in Tennessee, may enroll in courses for credit at the cost of one half the normal per credit hour fee, not to exceed $75 per semester. University Health Services shall examine certification of per- manent disability and determine the eligibility of the applicant.

Inquiries concerning these programs may be addressed to Registration/Scheduling, Room 161, Administration Building, 678- 2675.

REGISTRATION INFORMATION

(1) OBTAINING REGISTRATION MATERIALS

The registration materials include a Student Information Form (SIF) and information cards which explain the procedures for reg- istration. Students are prepared to enter the Registration Center at or after their assigned appointment time when they have: (1) an SIF, (2) a Section Request Form, and (3) any Restricted Sec- tion Request Forms for courses requiring special approval.

Current Students

Registration materials are mailed to all regular students cur- rently enrolled, with the exception of those suspended for aca- demic reasons, those who are on academic probation, and those who have holds placed on their registration materials by a Univer- sity office. When a hold is released, the student is given a release card which tells where and when to secure the registration materi- als.

Current students who have not received their registration mate- rials by November 5, 1990 for Priority Registration or by Decem- ber 17, 1990 for Continuous/Regular Registration may obtain a duplicate copy of their SIF by presenting an MSU I.D. card or valid driver's license in the Registration Center (see Registration Calendar for times and days open).

New and Readmitted Students

New and readmitted students who have cleared all admission requirements at the time registration materials are prepared, re- ceive their materials by mail. Students not clearing in time to re- ceive their materials by mail are given a chance to obtain materi- als before the actual day of Regular Registration and receive in- structions on how to accomplish this.

Registration Appointment Times: During Priority or Regular Registration students should enter the Registration Center at or after the appointment time indicated on their Student Information Form. Registration priority is based on cumulative hours earned through the end of the previous term completed at the time the Student Information Form is produced. THE STUDENT MAY ENTER AT ANY TIME AFTER THE ASSIGNED APPOINTMENT TIME. See Registration Calendar for times and days open. Please note: there are periods of registration when appointment times are not required.

Credit/No Credit and Audit Procedures

Credit/No-Credit Courses — Certain undergraduate students, with permission from the dean of their college, may elect to take some courses on a credit/no-credit basis. Details are found in the Undergraduate Catalog.

Procedures for registering are as follows: (1) Obtain permit form from academic adviser, complete information on the form, and secure adviser's signature; (2) Get permission of the dean of their college; (3) Go to the office of the chairman of the depart- ment in which the course is taught and secure his approval; (4) Take completed permit form to the Registration Center at the ap- pointed registration time.

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Audit Courses — The student must: (1) Go to the department in which course is taught and pick up a Departmental Request Form; (2) Take this form to the Registration Center at the ap- pointed registration time. Fees for audit courses are the same as for credit courses. Students may not change from a grade point basis to audit or from audit to a grade point basis after the last day to add classes. Further details on audit courses are found in the Undergraduate and Graduate Catalogs.

(2) CONSULTING WITH ACADEMIC ADVISER — OBTAINING SECTION REQUEST FORM

All students are required to have a Section Request Form prior to entering the Registration Center. These forms should be ob- tained from the appropriate advising location. For assistance in advising, students should contact their advising office (according to the information listed below) for specific dates, times, and loca- tions. PLEASE NOTE: Advising may not be available during all phases or hours that the Registration Center is open. Students are encouraged to see their academic advisers well in advance of registration.

Current Students

For current students the college/major is indicated on the Stu- dent Information Form. If the major is incorrect, see the Change of College or Major section for the procedures for having this change processed. Check with the department of the new major for adviser assignment.

New and Readmitted Students

Undergraduate Level

All new freshmen students and transfer students without an academic major should contact the Academic Counseling Unit, lo- cated in Scates Hall (678-2062) for assignment of an adviser.

Graduate Level

All graduate students are assigned advisers by the department or college of their major.

Evening (Undergraduate)

New and readmitted undergraduate students enrolling In eve- ning and/or Saturday courses only may obtain the required registration and advising information in the Evening Academic Services Office, Room 167, Administration Building. The office hours are 12 noon-8:00 p.m., Monday through Thursday and 8:30 a.m.- 12 noon on Saturday. (Registration Materials Center hours during Regular Registration, except Sunday, January 13, 1991.)

Graduate Non-Degree

Students classified as Graduate Non-Degree are required to obtain enrollment approval from the advising office locations rep- resenting the college in which the student plans to enroll in under- graduate or graduate coursework. Graduate Non-Degree students may enroll in selected courses on a space available, departmental approval basis only. The advising office locations are as follows:

College

Arts & Sciences Business &

Economics Communication &

Fine Arts Education Engineering Dept of Audlology

Speech Pathology MSU Jackson

Graduate Center

Office

Dir Graduate Studies Dir Graduate Studies

Associate Dean

Dir Graduate Studies Dir Graduate Studies

Location Telephone

Ml 213 BB426

CFA 232

ED 215

EN 201

807 Jefferson

Memphis, TN

678-2253 678-2431

678-2352 678-2172

Jackson, TN (901 ) 427-4725 MSU 678-5087

Graduate students should not attempt to secure a Section Re- quest Form from the Academic Counseling Unit, Scates Hall.

Unclassified, Special Undergraduate, and Audit Students

Undergraduate students who are unclassified, special under- graduate, or audit go to the Academic Counseling Unit, Scates Hall. Evening students in these categories go to the Evening Aca-

demic Services Office, Admin. Bldg., Room 167, 678-2393, for advising assistance.

Students with Disabilities

Upon receipt of registration materials, eligible students should see their adviser according to above guidelines. They should then follow the specific procedures listed in the section titled Office for Students with Disabilities, Registration Procedures, in the Miscel- laneous Academic Policies and Procedures section of this schedule.

FEES AND DEPOSITS

The listing of any fee or incidental charge in this publication does not constitute a contract between the University and the student. As a condition of registration, each student will pay the fees in effect for the semester for which he or she registers. Fees are subject to change without notice. Persons with a per- manent, total disability (no age limit) and persons 60 years of age and older should refer to the sections of this publication covering their registrations.

The University will usually collect the amount of fees due at the time of registration and during the adding and dropping of classes in accordance with the residency classification and fee rates in effect. After all enrollments are complete, any over-col- lections will be refunded and students will be billed for any under-collections.

Maintenance Fee

All students, whether in-state or out-of-state, pay a main- tenance fee. Maintenance fees assessed are based on the course level, and the maximum fees will be the graduate maximum if a student is enrolled for any graduate hours.

Tuition

Students classified as out-of-state are charged additional fees as noted in the summary below. The Office of Admissions is charged with the responsibility of assigning a residency classifica- tion to each student using regulations provided by the Tennessee Board of Regents. The student may appeal the decision to the Committee on Residency. Residency regulations of the Ten- nessee Board of Regents and information on appeals procedures are available at the Office of Admissions. RESIDENCY CLASSI- FICATION MAY BE CHANGED ONLY BY THE RESIDENCY ADVISER, OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS.

SUMMARY OF COURSE FEES In-State

Undergraduate

Graduate

Law

Undergraduate

Graduate

Law

*Total out-of-state student fees include the Maintenance Fee which is charged each student plus the additional tuition assessed to out-of-state students.

Fees for auditing courses are assessed on the same basis as fees for credit courses. Courses offered between terms, for con- centrated periods during a term, or at specific locations, may be subject to fees on a per-hour basis only.

Activity Fee

All students enrolled for one to five credit hours will pay a stu- dent activity fee of $3.00 per hour. All students enrolled for six or more credit hours will pay a student activity fee of $45.00. Stu- dents paying the fee for six (6) or more hours are entitled to ad- mission to home athletic events and certain health services, con- certs, plays, social and other student-sponsored activities, and a subscription to the student newspaper, The Helmsman.

Per Hour	Maximum
$63 88 97	$737 902 1152
Out-of-State Per Hour	Maximum
$203 228 239	$2339 2504 2784

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MISCELLANEOUS FEES

Adding and Dropping Courses

A fee of $5.00 will be charged, beginning with the first day of khe Late Registration period (January 18, 1991), for each change of course form processed, regardless of the number of course or section changes included on the form.

Application Fee

Each student submitting an application for admission to the University must pay, at the time of submitting the first application, a one-time non-refundable fee of $5.00.

Automobile Registration

Each person who expects to operate and park any motor ve- hicle on the campus must purchase an official permit, which is valid for the semester, and register the vehicle in the Security Office, Room 151, Administration Building. Proof of ownership must be presented when registering the vehicle and the student's fee payment/registration receipt must be presented to receive the parking permit. Parking permit fees range from $10 to $50, based on the level of parking desired.

Credit by Examination or Placement Examination

The fee for taking an examination for credit is $45.00 minimum and an additional $15.00 for each credit hour in excess of three (3) for which credit is awarded. This fee is non-refundable and must be paid prior to the examination. A fee of $15.00 per credit hour will be charged when an application for credit is made under the Credit by Placement Examination Policy.

Graduation Fee

Each candidate for a degree from the University pays a $25.00 fee to cover cost of the diploma, rental of cap and gown, and incidentals connected with the commencement exercises. This fee must be paid thirty days before graduation.

Laboratory Deposits

Certain courses in chemistry require breakage deposits from $10.00 to $20.00 per semester, depending upon the course. Any unused portion of these deposits will be refunded.

Late Registration

Students who do not complete registration (including the pay- ment of fees) by the conclusion of Regular Registration (January 17, 1991) will be charged $10.00 for any late registration.

Courses In Applied Music

The fee for applied music is $30.00 per semester for each one- half hour lesson.

Music Locker Deposit

Music students are required to have a locker for storage of University-owned musical instruments or equipment. Personal in- struments may also be stored in lockers. A deposit of $3.00 for one semester or $4.00 for two semesters is required on each locker issued. This deposit, less a service charge of $1.50 per semester, will be refunded upon return of the lock. Students will be expected to pay for any damages.

Physical Education Locker and Towel Fee

Students enrolled in physical education courses must pay a fee of $4.00 for the locker and towel issued them. Students must pro- vide their own lock.

Transcripts

There is no fee for transcripts. However, the student will be charged $1.00 for each official transcript over the maximum of five (5) per request. Transcripts are issued only at the request of the student in person or by letter. No transcript will be provided for a student who has any unfulfilled obligation to the University.

University College Fees

In addition to their $5.00 application fee, students who apply to the University College must pay a screening fee of $15.00, which is non-refundable. If accepted into the University College, the stu- dent must pay a non-refundable contract-advising fee of $25.00.

Students who apply for credit for experiential learning will pay a non-refundable portfolio assessment fee of $45.00. After the port- folio has been evaluated and credit assigned, the student will pay $15.00 per credit hour for each hour in excess of three for which credit is awarded. For students enrolled under a group contract, a maximum fee of $90.00 will be assessed for credits assigned under the terms of the contract.

PAYMENT OF FEES

Fees may be paid as soon as the student receives a Class Schedule and Invoice Form. However, all fees must be paid by the deadline indicated on the student's Class Schedule and In- voice Form. All deadlines are noted in the fee deadline section of this publication and in the term calendar for each semester. Reg- istration Is not complete until all fees are paid.

Fees may be paid by cash, check, money order, or through the use of Visa or Mastercard. Students receiving VA assistance are expected to pay fees in full. Beginning January 9, 1991, stu- dents holding scholarships, student aid, or billing authorizations for this term should stop at the "Scholarship/Financial Aid" or "Authorized Billing'' stations in the Fee Payment Center, University Center, Third Floor. Students will not have their names placed on class rolls until after all fees are satisfied. All questions in regard to fees, fee payment, and refunds should be directed to the Bur- sar's Office.

ALL OUTSTANDING FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS TO THE UNIVERSITY MUST BE SATISFIED BY THE FIRST DAY OF CLASSES TO AVOID DELETION OF THE STUDENT FROM THE CLASS ROLLS.

FEE PAYMENT OPTIONS

A. Priority/Continuous Registration

Students who participate in the Priority/Continuous Registration and elect to pay fees prior to the start of the Fee Payment Dead- line Period (January 9-11, 13) have the following fee payment options:

1 . In person: Fees may be paid in person at the Bursar's Office between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, prior to January 9, 1991 .

2. Night Depository: A night depository is located outside the Bursar's Office in the Administration Building. Payment by check or money order accompanied by the remittance copy of the Class Schedule and Invoice Form must be sealed in an envelope and can be deposited at any hour of the day prior to January 9, 1991.

3. Mall-ln Payment: Fees may be paid by mail through Decem- ber 21, 1990. Payment by check or money order for the exact amount of fees must be accompanied by the original copy of the Class Schedule and Invoice Form. Payments must be mailed to:

Memphis State University Bursar's Office Memphis, TN 381 52

STUDENTS WHO ELECT TO PAY REGISTRATION FEES PRIOR TO THE START OF THE FEE PAYMENT DEADLINE PERIOD (JANUARY 9-11, 13) MUST ENSURE THAT ALL OUTSTANDING FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS TO THE UNIVERSITY HAVE BEEN SATISFIED BY THE FIRST DAY OF CLASSES TO AVOID DELETION FROM THE CLASS ROLLS.

Students who participate in the Priority/Continuous Registration and elect to pay fees during the Fee Payment Deadline Period (January 9-11, 13) must pay all fees, including all outstanding financial obligations to the University, at the Fee Payment Center, University Center, Third Floor, by the appropriate deadline. (Refer to the fee payment section of this publication for specific deadline

B. Regular Registration

Students who register during Regular Registration (January 14- 1 7) must pay all fees at the Fee Payment Center, University Cen- ter, Third Floor, on the date of registration.

C. Late Registration

Students who register during Late Registration (January 18, 22- 24) must pay all fees at the Fee Payment Center, University Cen- ter, Third Floor, on the date of registration.

Returned Checks/Charge Card Drafts

It is expected that a check or draft given to the University, for any reason, will be honored by the bank on which it is drawn. A check or draft dishonored by the bank on which it is drawn may be presented a second time at the discretion of the University. A $15.00 returned check/draft charge will be assessed for all checks/drafts returned. Returned checks/drafts, used as pay- ment of registration fees, which are not promptly redeemed, will result In the deletion of the student from the class rolls.

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"No More Checks" Status

The privilege of making payments for fees and charges by per- sonal check and check cashing privileges will be revoked for any student who has had more than one returned check/draft within a twelve month period for a period of one (1) year from the date the last check is redeemed. A student will not be permitted to pay registration fees by check If any previous check In payment of registration fees has been returned. Students on a "NO MORE CHECKS" status should be prepared to pay registra- tion fees with cash, cashier's check, certified check, or by authorized charge card draft.

Student Activity Fees

A. A full (100%) refund of the Student Activity Fee will be pro- vided beginning at the moment of Priority/Continuous Registra- tion and extending until the conclusion of Regular Registration (January 17).

B. During the normal 75% refund period, a 90% refund of the Student Activity Fee will be provided.

C. During the normal 25% refund period, a 75% refund of the Student Activity Fee will be provided.

D. After the end of the normal 25% refund period, there will be no refund of the Student Activity Fee.

FEE PAYMENT DEADLINE PERIOD

Priority/Continuous Registration:

January 9, 1991 — Fee payment day for all graduate, senior and special undergraduate level students who participated in the Priority/Continu- ous Registration.

January 10, 1991 — Fee payment day for all junior and sophomore level students who partici- pated in the Priority/Continuous Registra- tion.

January 11, 1991 — Fee payment day for all freshman and unclassified level students who partici- pated in the Priority/Continuous Registra- tion.

January 13, 1991 — Fee payment day for all students who reside in university dormitories.

Students who participate in Priority/Continuous Registration and fail to meet the fee payment deadline, will be removed from all classes for which they are scheduled and will be required to begin registration again.

Regular Registration (January 14-17):

All fees, including all outstanding financial obligations to the University, must be paid on the date of registration for all students who register during Regular Registration. Students should not enter the Registration Center unless they are prepared to pay fees.

Students who participate in Regular Registration and fail to satisfy all financial obligations to the University on the date of registration, will be removed from all classes for which they are scheduled and will be required to begin registration again.

Late Registration (January 18, 22-24):

All fees, including all outstanding financial obligations to the University, must be paid on the date of registration for all students who register during Late Registration. Students should not enter the Registration Center unless they are prepared to pay fees.

Students who participate in Late Registration and fail to satisfy all financial obligations to the University on the date of registra- tion, will be removed from all classes for which they are scheduled and will be required to begin registration again.

STUDENT FEE REFUND PROCEDURES

The following refund percentages apply to students who with- draw from the University or who drop to a reduced number of semester hours.

Maintenance Fees, Out-of-State Tuition, Music Fees

A. 100% Refund:

1. A full (100%) refund of these fees will be provided for courses cancelled by the University.

2. A full (100%) refund of these fees will be provided begin- ning at the moment of Priority/Continuous Registration and extending until the conclusion of Regular Registration (January 17).

3. A full (100%) refund of these fees will be provided in case of death.

B. 75% Refund:

A 75% refund of these fees will be provided beginning with the conclusion of Regular Registration and extending for a period of time as noted in the term calendar for each semester.

C. 25% Refund:

A 25% refund of these fees will be provided beginning at the expiration of the 75% refund period and extending for a period of time as noted in the term calendar for each semester.

Parking Fees, Locker Fees, Desoto

A. A full (100%) refund of these fees will be provided beginning at the moment of Priority/Continuous Registration and extend- ing until the conclusion of Regular Registration (January 17).

B. Upon the conclusion of Regular Registration, there will be no refund of these fees.

The University refund policy is based entirely upon the official date of the withdrawal or change of course which would result in a refund. Refunds beyond the specified date or percentage will not be made for reasons such as employment conflicts, health or medical problems, moving out of town, or other reasons which are beyond the University's control or responsibility.

Note on the semester calendar in the Schedule of Classes that the refund period ends earlier than the final deadline for dropping a course or withdrawal.

Refunds will be processed beginning approximately two weeks after classes begins. The University will offset against proposed refunds any amount owed by the student to the University.

1991 SPRING RESIDENCE LIFE REFUND DEADLINES
Deadlines to Receive Deposit Refunds	Deadlines to Receive Rent Refunds
Fall Residents New Residents 100% 100% 50% Nov 1 Dec 1 Jan 1 3	75% 25% Jan 31 Feb 14

APPEAL PROCEDURES FOR FEES & REFUNDS

A student may appeal the assessment, application, calculation or interpretation of any University fee, charge, deposit, or refund, or any University action connected with fees and charges. Ques- tions should generally be discussed with personnel in the Bursar's Office. If a student is not satisfied with the resolution made by the Bursar's Office, a written appeal, on forms available in the Bur- sar's Office, can be made to the Associate Vice President for Finance; his determination may be appealed to the Vice President of Business and Finance, and his determination may be appealed to the President of the University. All appeals must be made in writing within ten (10) days of the previous decision. Traffic fines are subject to a separate appeal procedure.

I.D. CARD

ALL STUDENTS MUST OBTAIN A PERMANENT MEMPHIS STATE UNIVERSITY I.D. CARD. THIS INCLUDES PART-TIME STUDENTS, EVENING STUDENTS, UNCLASSIFIED STU- DENTS, ETC.

The University issues to each student an identification card which bears his/her photograph and social security number. The card remains the property of the University and must be sur- rendered upon the request of a University official. A cardholder may possess only one university identification card at a time.

A student may obtain a replacement from the I.D. Office, Room 176, Administration Building, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, A student will be charged $10.00 to replace a card that has been damaged, stolen or lost. A charge of $2.00 will be made to make any change in data on a card. Students unable to obtain an I.D. card at an off-campus or special registration must go to the I.D. Office to have one made.

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MISCELLANEOUS ACADEMIC POLICIES & PROCEDURES

CHANGING ENROLLMENT STATUS

Change of Course (Add/Drop)

After a student's registration is complete, the class schedule may be changed by adding and/or dropping courses within a specified period only (see University registration calendar). After the last day to add, students will add/drop using the multi-copy Change of Course Application form instead of the Section Re- quest Form. Hours when advisers are available may be obtained from the department of the student's major. The Evening Aca- demic Services office hours are 12 noon-8:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday, and 8:30 a.m. -12 noon on Saturday. Time limits for add/drop are outlined in the registration calendar. No fees will be charged for any change-of-course transaction until the first day of classes. There is no charge for a change made as a result of the University cancelling a course.

Permission to add or drop a course after the deadlines shown in the semester calendar must be obtained from the appropriate college dean for undergraduates and the graduate dean for graduate students.

Students enrolled in one course who wish to drop must with- draw from the University.

Withdrawal Procedures

Students who participated in Priority/Continuous Registration and need to cancel their registration prior to the first day of classes (January 18) should bring their Class Schedule and In- voice Form to the Registration Center or Room 161, Administra- tion Building (see calendar for dates and times open).

Students may withdraw from the University beginning the first day of classes by contacting the appropriate University official.

(1) Undergraduate Students — Center for Student Develop- ment, Room 120, Scates Hall

(2) Evening/Saturday Students — Dean, Evening Academic Services, Room 167, Administration Building

(3) Graduate Students — Dean of Graduate Studies, Room 315, Administration Building

Time limits for withdrawals are stated in the semester calendar.

'Change of College or Major

Undergraduate students in the Colleges of Arts and Sciences, Business and Economics, Communication and Fine Arts, Educa- tion, Engineering, and the University College may change their college or major by completing an application at the designated office of the college for the new major. These offices are as fol- lows: Arts & Sciences

Dean's Office — Ml 217 Business and Economics

College Adviser — BB 1 14 Communication & Fine Arts Dean's Office — CFA 232 Education

College Adviser — ED 202 Engineering

College Adviser — EN 259 University College

Dean's Office — JN G-1

Graduate students may clarify their eligibility to change their major or classification by contacting the Graduate School Office, Room 315, Administration Building.

Students may change adviser by making application to the col- lege in which they are currently enrolled.

Change of Name, Address, or Social Security Number

It is imperative that the student keep his/her name and address current on University records. Opportunity for changing addresses is provided on the "Student Information Form" in the registration materials. In order to change Social Security Number or name, the student must come to the Records Office, Room 1 1 9, Admin-

istration Building. Students who move should leave a forwarding address with the Post Office so that all University mail will reach them at their new address.

IMPORTANT: All changes should be made early in the term to insure their processing before the next semester.

COURSE NUMBERING SYSTEM

Courses are numbered according to the following system: Less than Courses primarily for remedial and developmen-

1 000 tal students or non-native speakers of English.

1 000-1 999 Courses primarily for freshmen

2000-2999 Courses primarily for sophomores

3000-3999 Courses primarily for juniors

4000-4999 Courses primarily for seniors

5000-5999 Courses open to graduate students for personal

or professional advancement purposes; not appli- cable to any graduate degree program. Courses equivalent to 4000 level senior courses for which a limited amount of graduate credit may be earned.

Courses open ONLY to those students admitted to the Graduate School.

COURSE LOAD LIMITATIONS

6000-6999

7000-9000

Graduate Graduate

12 9

18* 15

77j/s does not include physical education activity courses.

Minimum semester hours for full time

Maximum semester hours course load

GRADE REPORTS

A grade report showing the grade received, credit hours earned, and quality points earned, is mailed to the permanent address of each student at the end of the semester. The grade report will show cumulative hours attempted, hours earned, and grade point average.

Withholding of Grade Reports

The University is required by State law to withhold grade re- ports, transcripts, and diplomas from students who have outstand- ing financial obligations to the University. Previous semester grades which were withheld may be obtained (with the proper release card and identification) in the Records Office, Room 119, Administration Building.

THE RECORDS OFFICE WILL NOT RELEASE ANY GRADE EXCEPT BY THE OFFICIAL COPY SENT BY MAIL TO PROTECT THE CONFIDENTIAL NATURE OF THE STU- DENT'S RECORD, NO GRADES WILL BE RELEASED BY TELEPHONE.

ACADEMIC STATUS AND RETENTION

Official notification of academic status is by means of the grade report processed to each student at the end of the regular semester. A complete statement of the policy regarding academic status and retention may be found in the University Bulletin.

Specific questions concerning academic retention/suspension should be directed to the Undergraduate Academic Retention Of- fice, Room 167, Administration Building. The office hours are 12:00 noon-8:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday, and 8:30 a.m.- 12:00 noon on Saturday. (Registration Materials Center hours during Regular Registration except Sunday, January 13.)

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UNDERGRADUATE ACADEMIC RETENTION SCALE Cumulative Minimum

Hours Attempted QPA

0 — 14.99 No Minimum

1 5 — 29.99 1 .40

30 — 50.99 1 .70

51 — 67.99 1 .90

68 and above 2.00

Note: A student suspended for the first time at the completion of the fall semester will be required to remain out of the University the subsequent spring semester as well as the summer session.

REPETITION OF COURSES

Summer, 1 988 was the implementation term for the revised re- peat policy as stated in the 1987-88 Undergraduate Catalog:

A student may not attempt the same course more than three times for the purpose of obtaining a passing grade or higher grade. Exceptions to this limitation may be made by the dean of the college from which the student intends to graduate. These exceptions must be approved prior to the student's registration for the fourth and any subsequent attempts of the same course.

The student's quality point average will be computed as fol- lows:

Grade(s) Included Attempt In computation

1st Original grade earned

2nd Only grade in 2nd attempt

3rd and Grade earned in 2nd

subsequent and all subsequent

attempts calculated in quality point average

The record will continue to reflect all grades earned in the same course.

STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES

Early Registration Permits can be issued by the Office for Stu- dents with Disabilities (OSD) to allow eligible students to register on the first day or at any convenient time during Priority Registra- tion. The purpose of this procedure is to allow students to ade- quately plan for and schedule around any disability related needs. Generally, students with handicaps of mobility, vision, hearing and specific learning disabilities are eligible for Early Registration Per- mits. To participate In early registration, the student must be In good academic standing, have no outstanding financial obligations to the University and have received registration materials. Personal attendants and academic aids employed by students with disabilities may also get Early Permits so their schedules can be coordinated to accommodate the students for whom they work.

Registration Procedures

1. Upon receipt of registration materials, see adviser and get signed Section Request Form. Please check published advis- ing schedules and make appointments as indicated.

2. Present registration materials and signed Section Request Form in OSD in order to get Early Permit Card. Students who need staff assistance in planning their schedule may request it at this time.

3. Take registration materials, completed Section Request Form and Early Permit Card to Registration Center.

4. After completing registration, take the Class Schedule and In- voice Form to OSD for Needs Assessment so that necessary academic accommodations and resources can be planned.

5. Students who drop or add courses after the Needs Assess- ment is completed should take a revised copy of their schedule back to OSD.

6. Students on authorized billing from state rehabilitation agen- cies should make plans with their counselor to meet the ap- propriate fee payment deadline.

Although Remedial and Developmental Studies students are not allowed to participate in Priority Registration, OSD can re- serve Restricted Section Request Forms for R&DS students with disabilities. R&DS students should bring a list of the specific courses they wish to take to OSD at least one week prior to the beginning of regular registration. The Restricted Section Request Forms can then be picked up in OSD one half hour prior to the registration appointment time.

For further information or assistance, please contact the Office for Students with Disabilities, 215 Scates Hall, 678-2880 (Voice and TDD).

REGISTRATION PRIORITY

Since it is not feasible for all students to register at the same time, it is necessary to establish priorities in the assign- ment of registration times. Registration priority and the regis- tration appointment times appearing on registration materials are based on the number of cumulative hours earned.

Registration materials must be prepared before the end of the term that immediately precedes registration. Appointment times do not reflect hours earned during the current term. For example, registration times for the spring semester are not affected by hours earned during the fall semester.

Registration priority and associated registration appointment times will not be based on the need to work because such a large number of students do work. No practical or equitable way exists to administer a priority system on the criterion of a student having to work.

Unclassified students will be awarded registration appoint- ment times on the basis of hours earned at Memphis State University only. Seniors not holding an undergraduate degree who are taking degree credit courses have priority over special undergraduate students (those who hold degrees) when enrol- ling for undergraduate credit courses.

SCHEDULE CONFLICTS/CHANGES

Schedule conflicts — Each student is responsible for pre- venting conflicts in the scheduling of his classes. Students should check each Index No. to insure that the course and section numbers, time and credit agree with what they re- quested. Students will be assessed a "change-of-course" fee beginning the first day of classes. Up-to-date information may be obtained during registration.

The University does not guarantee that the instructor listed in the Schedule of Classes will be the one to teach the course, and no fees will be waived accordingly. Change of course fees will not be waived to accommodate changes in student's outside work schedules or changes of health condi- tions.

University policy prohibits the waiving of the change fee when a course section has been closed and later reopened. The University reserves the right to cancel courses or sections or to combine sections.

REGISTRATION FEES — Fees may be paid beginning the day the student registers and MUST be paid by the deadline specified on the student's Class Schedule and Invoice Form. See Payment of Fees section for payment options.

REGISTER EARLY — PAY FEES ON TIME!

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SAMPLE - SECTION REQUEST FORM

(See corresponding numbers for explanation)

SECTION REQUEST FORM

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STUDENTS NAME (Last. First. M.I.) PLEASE PRINT

CD.

ADVISER'S SIGNATURE

IMPORTANT: Do not attempt to fill in this form before reading the instructions on the reverse side and in the 'Schedule of Classes".

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VAUD MARKS • • • • INVALID MARKS ©Q©®

DO NOT USE INK OR FELT TIP PEN

COMPLETELY ERASE ANY ERRORS

KEEP ALL MARKS WITHIN DESIGNATED AREAS/BUBBLES

DO NOT FOLD THIS FORM

YOUR SUCCESSFUL REGISTRATION DEPENDS ON THE COMPLETENESS AND ACCURACY OF THIS SECTION REQUEST FORM

1. ADVISER: You must obtain your adviser's signature prior to processing this form.

2. NAME: Print your name and social security number in the spaces pro- vided. Blacken tha corresponding bubble for each digit of your social security number.

3. OPTIONS: Blacken the corresponding bubble for any option(s) you are requesting to purchase.

4. TERM: Blacken the corresponding bubble for the appropriate term reg- istration is being requested.

5. COURSE(S): Print the index number for each course you are requesting to register /add or drop. Blacken the corresponding bubble for each digit of the index number. (DO NOT WRITE/BUBBLE ON THIS FORM THE INDEX NUMBER OF ANY COURSE FOR WHICH YOU HAVE A RESTRICT- ED SECTION REQUEST FORM.) If you are requesting more hours than the maximum permitted you must secure overload approval from the Dean of your College, h* you are requesting to audit a course you must secure approval from the department through which the course is of- fered. If you are requesting to take a course for credit/no-credit you must secure the necessary approvals on the Credit/No-Credit Registra- tion Permit Form

6. DROP: Blacken the © if you are dropping the course.

7. REPEAT: Blacken the ® if you are repeating the course for a better grade.

8. PROCESSING: When you have completed the above steps submit this form to Registration Center personnel at the appropriate registration time.

STUDENTS ARE SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ACCURACY OF ALL INFORMATION SUPPLIED.

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Trial Schedule Form

USE THIS TRIAL SCHEDULE TO AVOID CLASS CONFLICTS

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850	850

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COURSE OFFERINGS FOR SPRING 1991

How To Read The Schedule

(This is not a part of the current Schedule of Classes)

The College of Arts and^

Sciences

Dr. William E. Carpenter, Dean Mitchell Hall, Room 219

Anthropology (ANTH-E010)

Dr. Stanley Hyland, Chairman Room 124, Clement Building

-►1200 M*n »nd Culture 300Hrs

10001 001 0900-1200 D*y MTWThF CLUS Kenaston

3321 Arch F*M Tetf i 300Hrs

(01)001 TBA TBA Peterson

3322 Arcfi Field TecMI 3 00 Hrs

(01)001 TBA TBA Peter eon

43(1 Archeo l*b I Research 3 00 Hrs

-►(01)001 TBA TBA Peterson

College

Department Name. Abbreviation, and Code Number

•Department Chairman •Department Chairman's Office

-OIUOOATE-OfCM OMIT TO STUDENTS FUU.Y ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL- 6321 Archeo F«k) Control 3 00 Hrs

(01)001 TBA T9A Petersor

-► (01) OFF-CAMPUS FlELDWORK - INSTRUCTORS PERMISSION REQUIRED

' Course No.	Course Title	No. of Hours Credit	BIdg and Room
1200 Index Section No. No.	Man and Culture Time Offered	3.00 Hrs. 'Day or Night	Days of Week	Instructor's Name
10001 001	0900-12:00	Day	MTWThF	CL115	Kenaston

-► Footnote symbol -►Footnote

'Class begins before 5.00 p.

NOTE Tuesday is shown as "T" Thursday is shown as Th

BUILDING ABBREVIATIONS

Art Annex (Navy ROTC) AA

Art Building AB

Athletic Office Building ATH

Brister Library BL

Brister Library Tower BT

Business Administration Building BB

Business Administration Office Building BO

Campus School CS

Child Development Center CDC

Clement Hall CL

Chucalissa CHU

Communication & Fine Arts Building CFA

Education Annex (Army ROTC Annex-ll) EA

Education Building ED

Ellington Biology Building EB

Engineering Building EN

Engineering Technology Building ET

Fieldhouse FH

Health Center HC

SPRING 1991

Johnson Hall JN

Jones Hall JO

Law Building LAW

Life Science Building LS

Manning Hall MN

Meeman Journalism Building MJ

Mitchell Hall Ml

Music Annex MAX

Music Building

Patterson Hall

Physical Education Building

Psychology Auditorium

Psychology Building

Smith Chemistry Building

Special Education Building

Speech & Hearing Center

Theatre & Communication Arts Building

To Be Arranged

Winfield Dunn Building

MU PT PB PA PY SM SE

SHC TC

TBA WD

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Spring Term							Anthropology (E010)
	The College of Arts and		20044 109 1020-1220 20045 110 1240-0240 20046 111 1000-1200	Day Day Day Day 4 00 Hrs.	W W Th	LS239 LS239 LS239	Howell Staff Staff
	Sciences			1111	20047 112 1200-0200 General Biology I	Th	LS239	Staff
	Dr. William E. Carpenter, Dean		20065 001 0800-0855 20066 002 0910-1005	Day Day	MWF MWF	EB105 EB105	Taller Taller
	217 Mitchell Hall, 678-3598			20067 003 0940-1105	Day	TTh	EB209	Murphy
							20068 004 0100-0225	Day	TTh	EB105	Staff
Anthropology (Anth-E010)				1111	General Biology I Lab 20055 101 1240-0240 20056 102 0240-0440	0.00 Hrs. Day Day	M M	EB321 EB321	Staff Staff
Dr. Stanley Hyland, Chair						20057 103 0800-1000	Day		EB322	Staff
123 Clement, 678-2080						20058 104 1000-1200 20059 105 1020-1220	Day Day	W	EB322 EB321	Start Start
1100	Human Origins/Variations	3.00 Hrs.					20060 106 1240-0240	Day	W	EB321	Start
	20001 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	CL105	Staff		20061 107 0240-0440	Day	w	EB321	Start
	20002 002 0910-1005	Day	MWF	CL105	Dye		20062 108 1000-1200	Day	Th	EB322	Start
	20003 003 1020-1115	Day	MWF	CL105	Dye		20063 109 1200-0200	Day	Th	EB322	.Start
	20004 004 0800-0925	Day	TTh	CL105	McNutt		20064 110 0200-0400	Day	Th	EB322	Start
	20005 005 0940-1105	Day	TTh	CL105	Bennett	1112	General Biology II	4.00 Hrs.
	20006 006 1120-1245	Day	TTh	CL117	McNutt		20079 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	EB100	Staff
	20007 007 0530-0835	Night	Th	CL117	Bennett		20080 002 0910-1005	Day	MWF	EB209	Wilhelm
1200	Cultural Anthropology	3 00 Hrs.					20081 003 1020-1115	Day	MWF	EB209	Bancroft
	20008 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	CL115	Williams		20082 004 1130-1225	Day	MWF	EB209	Staff
	20009 002 0910-1005	Day	MWF	CL115	Finerman		20083 005 0530-0655	Night	MW	EB231	Staff
	20010 003 1020-1115	Day	MWF	CL115	Williams	1112	General Biol II Lab	0 00 Hrs
	20011 004 1130-1225	Day	MWF	CL115	Finerman		20069 101 1240-0240	Day	M	EB231	Staff
	20012 005 0940-1105	Day	TTh	CL115	Kenaston		20070 102 0700-0900	Night	M	EB231	Staff
	20013 006 1120-1245	Day	TTh	CL115	Kenaston		20071 103 0800-1000	Day	T	EB231	Start
	20014 007 0530-0835	Night	T	CL115	Staff		20072 104 1000-1200	Day	T	EB231	Start
1300	World Civ Pre Ad 1500	3.00 Hrs					20073 105 1200-0200	Day	T	EB231	Staff
	20015 001 0900-1205	Day	S	CL105	Smith G		20074 106 0200-0400	Day	T	EB231	Staff
3232	Peoples ol Latin Amer	3 00 Hrs.					20075 107 1020-1220	Day	W	EB227	Staff
	20016 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	CL117	Kenaston v^		20076 108 1240-0240	Day	w	EB227	Staff
3282	American Communities	3 00 Hrs.					20077 109 1200-0200	Day	Th	EB227	Start
	20017 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	CL117	Collins		20078 110 0200-0400	Day	Th	EB227	Staff
3351	Archaeology Europe/Asia	3.00 Hrs.				(01) 1112	General Biology II H	4 00 Hrs.
	20018 001 0530-0835	Night	Th	CL117	Dye		20085 301 0910-1005	Day	MWF	EB233	Payne
4065	Contemp Anlh Theory	3 00 Hrs.				(01) 1112	Gen Biology II Lab H	0.00 Hrs.
	20019 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	CL117	Collins		20084 311 0200-0400	Day	T	EB317	Payne
4111	Human Adaptations	3.00 Hrs				1400	Microbiology	4 00 Hrs.
	20020 001 0530-0835	Night	Th	CL115	Sackett		20090 001 1240-0205	Day	MW	LS207	Chung
4411	Urban Anthropology	3 00 Hrs				1400	Microbiology Lab	0.00 Hrs.
	20021 001 0530-0835	Night	M	CL117	Hyland		20086 101 1000-1200	Day	T	LS405	Staff
4975	Directed Ind Reading	3 00 Hrs					20087 102 1200-0200	Day	T	LS405	Staff
	20022 001 TBA			CL	Staff		20088 103 0800-1000	Day	W	LS405	Staff
4985	Direct Ind Research	3 00 Hrs					20089 104 1020-1220	Day	W	LS405	Staff
	20023 001 TBA			CL	Staff	1731	Anat Physiology	4.00 Hrs.
4995	Biocullural Epidem	3 00 Hrs					20095 '001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	LS207	Sanders
	20024 001 0230-0530	Day	W	CL117	Fmerman/Ben	1731	Anal Physiology Lab	0 00 Hrs
-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-		20091 101 1240-0240	Day	W	LS209	Staff
/ 6065	Contemp Anth Theory	3.00 Hrs.					20092 102 0800-1000	Day	F	LS209	Staff
	20025 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	CL117	Oollms		20093 103 1020-1220	Day	F	LS209	Start
61)1	Human Adaptations	3.00 Hrs.					20094 104 1240-0240	Day	F	LS209	Start
	20026 001 0530-0835	Night	Th	CL117	Staff	1732	Anat Physiology	4.00 Hrs.
6411	Urban Anthropology	3.00 Hrs				(02)20104 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	HOS	Levin
	20027 001 0530-0835	Nighl	M	CL117	Hyland		20105 002 1020-1115	Day	MWF	LS207	Biggers
6995	Biocutural Epidem	3.00 Hrs.				(02) 201 (	Day	TTh	HOS	Levin
	20029 001 0230-0530	Day	W	CL117	Finerman/Ben		20107 004 0530-0655	Night	TTh	LS207	Smith
7200	Seminar Cultural Anth	3.00 Hrs.				1732	Anat Physiology Lab	0.00 Hrs.
	20030 001 0230-0530	Day	M	CL117	Collins		20096 101 0800-1000	Day	M	LS247	Start
7311	Public Archeology	3.00 Hrs.					20097 102 0240-0440	Day	M	LS247	Start
	20031 001 0530-0835	Night '	W	CL117	McNutt		20098 103 0200-0400	Day	T	LS247	Staff
7511	Anth Hlth Care Profess	3.00 Hrs					20099 104 0200-0400	Day	Th	LS247	Staff
	20032 001 0530-0835	Night	W	CL117	Williams		20100 105 0240-0440	Day	W	LS247	Staff
7975	Directed Ind Reading	3 00 Hrs					20101 106 0240-0440	Day	F	LS247	Staff
	20033 001 TBA			TBA	Staff		20102 107 0700-0900	Night	T	LS247	Start
7980	Directed Indiv Research	3 00 Hrs					20103 108 0700-0900	Night	Th	LS247	Staff
	20034 001 TBA			TBA	Staff	3030	Prm of Animal Physiol	4 00 Hrs.
7985	Anth Applications	3.00 Hrs					20109 001 0800-0855	Day	TTh	LS243	Davis
	20035 001 • TBA			TBA	Staff	3030 3070	Prm Animal Phys Lab 20108 101 0855-1055 Genetics	0.00 Hrs. Day 4 00 Hrs	TTh	LS243	Davis
Biology (Biol-E060)					3070	20113 001 0910-1005 Genetics Lab	Day 0.00 Hrs.	MWF	LS333	Beck
Dr. Harold Bancroft, Asst.	Chair					20110 101 1240-0210	Day	MW	EB230	Staff
239 Ellington Bldg, 678-2581					20111 102 0230-0400 20112 103 0220-0350	Day Day	MW TTh	EB230 EB230	Staff Staff
1102	Human Perspective II	4.00 Hrs.				3071	Human Genetics	3.00 Hrs.
	20048 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	LS207	Miller		20114 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	EB233	Beck
	20049 002 0910-1005	Day	MWF	LS207	Miller	3220	Gen Plant Anatomy	4 00 Hrs
	20050 003 1020-1115	Day	MWF	EB323	Brown		20116 001 0910-1005	Day	MW	LS209	Berg
	20051 004 0800-0925	Day	TTh	EB100	Smith	3220	Gen Plant Anat Lab	0.00 Hrs.
	20052 005 0940-1105	Day	TTh	EB100	Smith		20115 101 0100-0300	Day	MW	LS209	Berg
	20053 006 0100-0225	Day	TTh	EB233	Howell	3440	Pathophysiology	3.00 Hrs
	20054 007 0530-0655	Night	TTh	EB233	Howell		20117 001 0530-0830	Night	T	LS207	Pickering
1102	Human Perspective II Lab	0.00 Hrs					20118 002 0220-0345	Day	TTh	HOS	Pickering
	20036 101 0800-1000	Day	M	LS239	Stalf	3500	General Microbiology	5.00 Hrs.
	20037 102 1020-1220	Day	M	LS239	Smith		20122 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	LS333	Layne
	20038 103 1240-0240	Day	M	LS239	Staff	3500	Gen Micro Lab	0 00 Hrs.
	20039 104 1000-1200	Day	T	LS239	Brown		20119 101 1020-1220	Day	MW	LS407	Start
	20040 105 1200-0200	Day	T	LS239	Staff		20120 102 1240-0240	Day	MW	LS407	Start
	20041 106 0200-0400	Day	T	LS239	Staff		20121 103 0800-1000	Day	TTh	LS407	Staff
	20042 107 0700-0900	Night	T	LS239	Staff	3560	Applied Microbiology	4.00 Hrs.
	20043 108 0800-1000	Day	W	LS239	Staff		20124 001 0530-0625	Night	MW	LS333	Layne

23

Biology (Biol-E060)

Spring Term '

3560	Applied Micro Lab	OOOHrs
	20123 101 06300830	Night
3610	Vertebrate Embrylgy	4 00 Hrs
	20127 001 1120-1215	Day
3610	Vertebrate Embry Lab	0 00 Hrs
	20125 101 0100-0300	Day
	20126 102 0100-0300	Day
3700	Vertebrt Zoology	4.00 Hrs
	20129 001 1120-1245	Day
3700	Vertebrt Zoology Lab	0 00 Hrs
	20128 101 0855-1055	Day
(03) 4000	Research 20130 001 TBA	1 00 Hrs
(03) 4000	Research 20131 002 TBA	2 00 Hrs
(03) 4000	Research 20132 003 TBA	3 00 Hrs
(03) 4000	Research 20133 004 TBA	4 00 Hrs
4003	Experimental Toxicology	4 00 Hrs
	20135 001 0100-0155	Day
4003	Exprmntl Toxicol Lab	OOOHrs
	20134 101 0200-0400	Day
4050	Field Tech In Ecology	4.00 Hrs
	20137 001 1120-1245	Day
4050	Field Tech Ecol Lab	0 00 Hrs.
	20136 101 0100-0300	Day
4430	Microbial Phys/Genetics	4 00 Hrs
	20139 001 0940-1105	Day
4430	Microbial Phys/Gen Lab	0 00 Hrs.
	20138 101 1120-0220	Day
4450	Microbial Ecology	3 00 Hrs
	20140 001 0910-1005	Day
4470	Molecular Genetics	4.00 Hrs
	20141 001 0940-1130	Day
4501	Virology	3 00 Hrs
	20142 001 0910-1150	Day
4504	Biochemistry Lab II	1 .00 Hrs.
	20143 101 1240-0340	Day
4512	Biochemistry II	3.00 Hrs.
	20144 001 0800-0925	Day
4651	Field Tech/Vertib Zoo	4 00 Hrs
(04)20145 091 TBA
4930	Insect Physiology	4.00 Hrs
	20147 001 0100-0225	Day
4930	Insect Phys Lab	OOOHrs
	20146 101 0100-0300	Day
-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY
6003	Experimental Toxicology	4.00 Hrs.
	20149 001 0100-0155	Day
6003	Exprmntl Toxicol Lab	0 00 Hrs.
	20148 101 0200-0400	Day
6050	Field Tech In Ecology	4.00 Hrs.
	20151 001 1120-1245	Day
6050	Field Tech Ecol Lab	0.00 Hrs
	20150 101 0100-0300	Day
6450	Microbial Ecology	3 00 Hrs
	20152 001 0910-1005	Day
6470	Molecular Genetics	4.00 Hrs
	20153 001 0940-1130	Day
6504	Biochemistry Lab II	1.00 Hrs.
	20154 101 1240-0340	Day
6512	Biochemistry II	3 00 Hrs
	20155 001 0800-0925	Day
6651	Field Tech/Vertib Zoo	4.00 Hrs
(04)20156 091 TBA
6930	Insect Phys Lab	0.00 Hrs
	20157 001 0100-0300	Day
6930	Insect Physiology	4.00 Hrs.
	20158 001 0100-0225	Day
7002	Ecotoxicology	3.00 Hrs.
	20159 001 0730-0855	Day
7010	Prin Meth Sys Biology	3 00 Hrs.
	20161 001 0100-0155	Day
7010	Pm Meth Sys Bio Lab	0 00 Hrs
	20160 101 0155-0255	Day
7051	Vertb Cell Cultr Tech	4.00 Hrs.
	20163 001 1235-0130	Day
7051	Vertb Cell Cultr Tech Lab	0 00 Hrs
	20162 101 0130-0330	Day
(03) 7092	Research 20164 001 TBA	1 00 Hrs.
(03) 7092	Research 20165 002 TBA	2.00 Hrs.
(03) 7092	Research 20166 003 TBA	3 00 Hrs
(03) 7092	Research 20167 004 TBA	4 00 Hrs
7102	Adv Bio Elect Micro	4 00 Hrs
	20169 001 1240-1110	Day
7102	Adv Bio Elect Micro Lab	OOOHrs
	20168 101 0110-0410	Day
7200	Seminar In Biology	1 00 Hrs.
	20170 001 0400-0500	Day
(05)20171002 0400-0500	Day

LS209	Layne
EB233	Simco
EB313	Simco
EB313	Staff
EB105	Gutzke
EB109	Gutzke
TBA	Staff

TBA	Staff
LS333	Ryan-Sauser
LS327	Ryan-Sauser
EB209	Collins
EB109	Collins
LS415	Wong
LS415	Wong
LS415	Stephens
LS333	Gartner
LS333	Layne
LS301	Davenport
LS207	Davenport
TBA	Kennedy
EB209	Bancroft
EB215	Bancroft
TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-
LS333	Ryan-Sauser
LS327	Ryan-Sauser
EB209	Collins
EB109	Collins
LS415	Stephens
LS333	Gartner
LS301	Davenport
LS207	Davenport
TBA	Kennedy
EB215	Bancroft
EB209	Bancroft
LS415	Klame
EB323	Kennedy
EB301	Kennedy
LS425	Lessman
LS301	Lessman
TBA	Staff

TBA	Staff
LS103	Coons
LS101	Coons
EB100	Wilheln
EB100	Wilheln

7464 Advanced Immunology Lab 20172 101 1020-1220

7600 Seminar In Biology

20174 001 0400-0500

7704 Design ol Field Exper

20176 001

7705 Topics Envirnmntl Sci

20177 001 TBA 7709 Plant-Microbe Interactn

20178 001 TBA (03) 7996 Thesis

20179 001 TBA (03) 7996 Thesis

20180 002 TBA (03) 7996 Thesis

20181 003 TBA (03) 7996 Thesis

20182 004 TBA (03) 7996 Thesis

20183 005 TBA (03) 7996 Thesis

201

TBA

8010 Prin Meth Sys Biology

20187 001 0100-0155 8010 Prin Meth Sys Bio Lab

20186 101 0155-0255

8051 Vertb Cell Cultr Tech

20189 001 1235-0130 8051 Vertb Cell Cultr Tech Lab

20188 101 0130-0330 (03) 8092 Research

20190 001 TBA (03) 8092 Research

20191 002 TBA (03) 8092 Research

20192 003 TBA (03) 8092 Research

20193 004 TBA 8102 Adv Bio Elect Micro

20195 001 1240-1110 8102 Adv Bio Elect Micro Lab

20194 101 0110-0410 8200 Seminar In Biology

20196 001 0400-0500 (05) 20197 002 0400-0500

8600 Seminar In Biology

20198 001 0400-0500 Psychobiol Reprod Behav

20199 001 0700-0900

870

8705 Topics Envirnmntl Sci

20201 001 TBA 8709 Plant-Microbe Interactn

20202 001 TBA (03) 9000 Doc Res S Dissert

20203 001 TBA (03) 9000 Doc Res & Dissert

4 00 Hrs Day

0.00 Hrs Day

1 00 Hrs

Day

2 00 Hrs

Night 2 00 Hrs.

Night 2 00 Hrs

4 00 Hrs

5 00 Hrs

6.00 Hrs.

3 00 Hrs Day

3 00 Hrs

Day

0.00 Hrs

Day

4 00 Hrs.

Day 0.00 Hrs.

3 00 Hrs

4 00 Hrs

Day

0 00 Hrs

Day

1 00 Hrs

Day

Day

1 00 Hrs

LS333	Ourth
LS301	Ourth
EB100	Wilhelm
EB105	Grassman
EB105	Grassman
TBA	Klame
TBA	Taller
TBA	Staff
TBA	Staff
TBA	Staff
TBA	Staff
TBA	Staff

LS415	Klame
EB323	Kennedy
EB301	Kennedy
LS425	Lessman
LS301	Lessman
TBA	Staff
TBA	Staff
TBA	Staff
TBA	Staff
LSI 03	Coons
LS101	Coons
EB100	Wilhelm
EB100	Wilhelm
EB100	Wilhelm
EB105	Grassman
EB105	Grassman
TBA	Klame
TBA	Taller

	20204 002 TBA		TBA	Staff
(03) 9000	Doc Res & Dissert	3.00 Hrs
	20205 003 TBA		TBA	Staff
(03) 9000	Doc Res & Dissert	4 00 Hrs
	20206 004 TBA		TBA	Staff
(03) 9000	Doc Res & Dissert	5 00 Hrs
	20207 005 TBA		TBA	Staff
(03) 9000	Doc Res & Dissert	6 00 Hrs
	20208 006 TBA		TBA	Staff
(03) 9000	Doc Res & Dissert	7 00 Hrs
	20209 007 TBA		TBA	Staff
(03) 9000	Doc Res & Dissert	8 00 Hrs
	20210 008 TBA		TBA	Staff
(03) 9000	Doc Res S Oissert	9 00 Hrs
	20211 009 TBA		TBA	Staff
9000	Doc Res & Dissert	0.00 Hrs

20212 010 TBA TBA Staff

(01) RESTRICTED • HONORS PICK UP FORMS BL 115.

(02) RESTRICTED CLASS LOCATION METH SCHOOL OF NURSING, WILSON BLDG RM 228

(03) RESTRICTED PICK UP FORMS EB 106

(04) RESTRICTED MEXICO, DEC 26-JAN 12 CONTACT DR KENNEDY, 678-2597 SEE TOUR DESCRIPTION BACK OF SCHEDULE.

(05) RESTRICTED PICK UP FORMS EB 106 STUDENTS ENROLLING SHOULD AUDIT AND PAY AT EQUIVALENT RATE OF ONE HOUR CREDIT

24

Spring Term

Chemistry (Chem-E070)

Chemistry (Chem-E070)

Dr. H. Graden Kirksey, Jr„ Chair 210 Smith Chemistry, 678-2621

1100 Intro To Chemistry	3.00 Hrs.
20213 001	1020-1115	Day	MWF	SM222	Rountree
(01)1101 College Chemistry I	4.00 Hrs.
20224 001	0910-1005	Oay	MWF	SM102	Owen
20225 002	1130-1225	Day	MWF	SM102	Warrington
20226 003	0800-0925	Oay	TTh	SM102	Kirksey
(02)1101 College Chemistry Lab	0 00 Hrs
20214 101	1240-0240	Day	M	SM27	Owen
20215 102	1240-0240	Day	M	SM27	Staff
20216 103	1240-0240	Day	M	SM16	Staff
20217 104	0250-0450	Day	M	SM27	Warrington
20218 105	0250-0450	Day	M	SM27	Staff
20219 106	0940-1140	Day	T	SM27	Kirksey
20220 107	0940-1140	Day	T	SM27	Owen
20221 108	0100-0300	Day	T	SM27	Warrington
20222 109	0100-0300	Oay	T	SM27	Staff
20223 110	0100-0300	Day	T	SM16	Staff
1102 College Chemistry II	4.00 Hrs.
20234 001	0910-1005	Day	MWF	SM304	Petersen
20235 002	0530-0655	Night	MW	SM102	Rountree
(03) 1 102 College Chemistry Lab	0 00 Hrs
20227 101	0710-0910	Night	M	SM103	Rountree
20228 102	0710-0910	Night	M	SM111	Staff
20229 103	0710-0910	Night	M	SM113	Staff
20230 104	0710-0910	Night	M	SM121	Staff
20231 105	1240-0240	Day	W	SM103	Petersen
20232 106	1240-0240	Day	W	SM111	Staff
20233 107	1240-0240	Day	W	SM113	Staff
(04) 1121 Principles of Chem Lab I	1.00 Hrs
20236 101	0100-0345	Day	M	SM121	Rountree
20237 102	0100-0345	Day	M	SM123	Staff
20238 103	0100-0345	Day	M	SM131	Staff
20239 104	1120-0205	Day	T	SM113	Freilich
20240 105	1120-0205	Day	T	SM121	Staff
20241 106	1120-0205	Day	T	SM123	Staff
20242 107	1 120-0205	Day	T	SM131	Staff
20243 108	0215-0500	Day	Th	SM121	Owen
20244 109	0215-0500	Day	Th	SM123	Warrington
20245 110	0215-0500	Day	Th	SM131	Staff
(05) 1 1 22 Principles ol Chem Lab II	1.00 Hrs.
20246 101	0215-0500	Day	T	SM103	Carter
20247 102	0215-0500	Day	T	SM111	Staff ,
20248 103	0215-0500	Day	T	SM113	Staff
20249 104	0710-0955	Night	T	SM103	Carter
20250 105	0710-0955	Night	T	SM1 11	Staff
20251 106	0710-0955	Night	T	SM113	Staff
20252 107	1120-0205	Oay	Th	SM103	Rountree
20253 108	1120-0205	Day	Th	SM111	Staff
20254 109	1120-0205	Oay	Th	SM113	Staff
(06) 1122 Princ of Chem Lab II Hono	1.00 Hrs.
20255 311	0100-0345	Day	M	SM111	Houk
(07) 1131 Principles Chem I	3.00 Hrs.
20256 001	0910-1005	Day	MWF	SM114	Freilich
20257 002	1020-1115	Day	MWF	SM102	Owen
20256 003	1130-1225	Day	MWF	SM114	Freilich
20259 004	0940-1105	Day	TTh	SM102	Warrington
(01) 1132 Principles Chem II	3.00 Hrs.
20260 001	0910-1005	Day	MWF	SM220	Carter
20261 002	1020-1115	Day	MWF	SM1 14	Carter
20262 003	0940-1105	Day	TTh	SM114	Lloyd
20263 004	0530-0655	Night	TTh	SM102	Omundson
(06) 1132 Princ of Cherr	II Honors	3.00 Hrs.
20264 301 '	1130-1225	Day	MWF	SM222	Houk
(08) 3301 Gen Organ Chem Lab	1.00 Hrs
20265 101	0100-0400	Day	M	SM317	Staff
20266 102	0100-0400	Day	Th	SM317	Staff
(09) 3302 Gen Org Chem Lab	1.00 Hrs.
20267 101	0100-0400	Day	T	SM317	Staff
20268 102	0100-0400	Day	T	SM317	Staff
20269 103	0710-1010	Night	T	SM317	Staff
20270 104	0710-1010	Night	T	SM317	Staff
20271 105	0100-0400	Oay	W	SM317	Staff
3311 Gen Organic Chem	3.00 Hrs.
20272 001	1130-1225	Day	MWF	SM304	Bridson
20273 002	0940-1105	Day	TTh	SM304	Robinson
3312 Gen Organic	Dhem	3.00 Hrs.
20274 001	1020-1115	Day	MWF	SM304	Robinson
20275 002	0530-0655	Night	TTh	SM304	Redfearn
3401 Elementary Phys Chem	3.00 Hrs.
20276 001	0940-1105	Day	TTh	SM222	Zuber
3402 Phys Chem Lab	2 00 Hrs
20277 101	1230-0630	Day	Th	SM217	Zuber
3412 Physical Chemistry	3.00 Hrs.
20278 001	1130-1225	Day	MWF	SM220	Zuber
3604 Instrumental Methods	3.00 Hrs
20279 001	0125-0455	Day	MW	SM218	Robinson
20280 002	0125-0455	Day	MW	SM220	Zuber
20281 003	0125-0455	Day	MW	SM222	Borjas
20282 004	0125-0455	Day	MW	SM304	Williams

4001	Environmental Chemistry	3.00 Hrs
	20283 001 0940-1105	Oay
4502	Biochemistry Lab II	1.00 Hrs.
	20284 101 1240-0340	Day
4512	Biochemistry II	3 00 Hrs.
	20285 001 0800-0925	Day
4991	Chemical Research	1.00 Hrs.

4992 Chemical Research

i Hrs

001

TBA

SM

Staff

4993 Chemical Research 3.00 Hrs.

20288 001 T8A SM Staff

-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-

6502 Biochemistry Lab II 1.00 Hrs.

Day W LS301 Davenport

20289 101 1240-0340 6512 Biochemistry II

20290 001 0800-0925 7111 Systematic Inor Chem

20291 001 0530-0655 721 1 Adv Analytical Chem I

20292 001 0530-0655 7311 Adv Organic Chemistry

20293 001 TBA 7414 Adv Quantum Chemistry

20294 001 TBA 7910 Spec Prob In Chem

20295 001 TBA 7910 Spec Prob In Chem

20296 001 TBA 7910 Spec Prob In Chem

20297 001 TBA 7910 Spec Prob In Chem

20298 001 TBA 7913 Chemistry Seminar

20299 001 0300-0400 8000 Thesis-Dissertation

20300 001 TBA 8000 Thesis-Dissertation

20301 001 TBA 8000 Thesis-Dissertation

20302 001 TBA 8000 Thesis-Dissertation

20303 001 TBA 8000 Thesis-Dissertation

20304 001 TBA 8000 Thesis-Dissertation

20305 001 TBA 8111 Systematic Inor Chem

20306 001 0530-0655 821 1 Adv Analytical Chem I

20307 001 0530-0655 8302 Heterocyclic Chemistry

20308 001 TBA 831 1 Adv Organic Chemistry

20309 001 TBA 8414 Adv Quantum Chemistry

20310 001 TBA 8910 Spec Prob In Chem

20311 001 TBA 8910 Spec Prob In Chem

20312 001 TBA 8910 Spec Prob In Chem

20313 001 TBA 8910 Spec Prob In Chem

20314 001 TBA 8913 Chemistry Seminar

20315 001 0300-0400 9000 Doctoral Res & Diss

20316 001 TBA 9O00 Doctoral Res & Diss

20317 001 TBA 9000 Doctoral Res & Diss

20318 001 TBA 9000 Doctoral Res & Diss

20319 001 TBA 9000 Doctoral Res & Diss

20320 001 TBA 9000 Doctoral Res & Diss

20321 001 TBA 9000 Doctoral Res & Diss

20322 001 TBA 9000 Doctoral Res & Diss

20323 001 TBA 9000 Doctoral Res & Diss

20324 001 TBA

)Hrs

Day

3.00 Hrs. Night

1.00 Hrs. Oay

3 00 Hrs.

Night

3.00 Hrs.

1.00 Hrs. Day

9 00 Hrs.

TTh

LS207

Davenport

SM220 Borjas/Willi

SM220 Borjas/Willi

SM

Stall

(01) A COMMON FINAL EXAM, EXCLUDING THE EVENING SECTION. WILL BE HELD SAT MAY < 10:30AM-12:30PM.

(02) CHEM 1101 PRE-LAB IS HELD IN SM 008.

(03) CHEM 1102 PRE-LAB IS HELD IN SM 102.

(04) CHEM 1121 PRE-LAB IS HELD IN SM 102.

(05) CHEM 1122 PRE-LAB IS HELD IN SM 102.

(06) RESTRICTED - HONORS. PICK UP FORMS BL 115.

(07) A COMMON FINAL EXAM WILL BE HELD SAT MAY 4, 8:O0AM-10:O0AM.

(08) CHEM 3301 PRE-LAB IS HELD IN SM 302.

(09) CHEM 3302 PRE-LAB IS HELD IN SM 302.

Criminology and Criminal Justice (Cjus-E075)

Spring Term

Criminology and Criminal Justice (Cjus-E075)

20373 006 20374 007

0910-1005 0910-1005

Day Day

MWF MWF

TBA PT221

Stall Stall

Dr. Jerry

R. Sparger, Chair

20375 008 20376 009

0910-1005 0910-1005

Day Day

MWF MWF

PT313 PT205

Staff Staff

405 Mitchell mi

678-2737

20377 010

1020-1115

Day

MWF

PT319

Allen

1100

Intro To Cnn

Justce

3.00 Hrs

20378 011

1020-1115

Day

MWF

PT307

Stafi

20325 001

0800-0855

Day

MWF

MI417

Berretta

20379 012

1020-1115

Day

MWF

PT325

Stall

20326 002

0910-1005

Day

MWF

MI417

Johnson

20380 013

1130-1225

Day

MWF

PT219

Riley

20327 003

1020-1115

Day

MWF

MI425

Knight

20381 014

1130-1225

Day

MWF

PT323

Staff

20328 004

1020-1115

Day

MWF

MM 17

Berretta

20382 015

1130-1225

Day

MWF

PT215

Staff

20329 005

1130-1225

Day

MWF

MI417

Moneymaker

20383 016

1240-0205

Day

MW

PT331

Collins F

20330 006

1240-0205

Day

MW

MI417

Sparger

20384 017

1240-0205

Day

MW

PT319

Stall

20331 007

0800-0925

Day

TTh

MI417

Johnson

20385 018

1240-0205

Day

MW

PT303

Staff

20332 008

0940-1105

Day

TTh

MI417

Berretta

20386 019

0220-0345

Day

MW

PT329

Collins F

20333 009 20334 010

1120-1245 0530-0835

Day Night Day 3.00 Hrs. Night

TTh

MI417 MI417

Moneymaker Knight Berretta

20387 020 20388 021

0220-0345 0530-0655

Day Night

MW MW

PT305 PT213

StaH Staff

20335 011

0900-1200

S

MI417

20389 022

0710-0835

Night

MW

PT331

Feazell

2110

Comparative 20336 001

Justice Sys 0530-0835

W

MI417

Janikowski

20390 023 20391 024

0850-1015 0800-0925

Night Day

MW TTh

PT213 PT311

Staff StaH

2520 3129 3326 3426 3510 3521 3541 4017

Street Law 20337 001 0910-1005 Statistical Meth Cjus 20338 001 1020-1115 Courts In America 20339 001 1120-1245 Correclns In America 20340 001 1020-1115 Law and Society 20341 001 0910-1005 Constutnl Crmnl Procedr 20342 001 0800-0855 Crime & Criminology 20343 001 0940-1105 Punsihmnt His/Cnt Persp 20344 001 0530-0835

3.00 Hrs Day 3.00 Hrs. Day 3.00 Hrs. Day 3.00 Hrs. Day 3.00 Hrs. Day 3.00 Hrs. Day 3.00 Hrs. Day 3.00 Hrs. Night

MWF MWF TTh MWF MWF MWF TTh Th

MI425 MI427 MI407 MI407 MI407 MI407 MI407 MI407

Knight Blankenship Janikowski Louis Blankenship Moore Louis Moneymaker

20392 025 0800-0925 20393 026 0800-0925 20394 027 0940-1105 20395 028 0940-1105 20396 029 0940-1105 20397 030 1120-1245 20398 031 1120-1245 20399 032 1120-1245 20400 033 0100-0225 20401 034 0530-0820 20402 035 0530-0655 20403 036 0710-0835 (03)20404 909 1240-0205 (03)20405 910 0530-0830 1 1 02 English Comp/ Analysis 20406 001 0800-0855 20407 002 0800-0855

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TTh TTh TTh TTh TTh TTh TTh TTh TTh T TTh TTh MW M MWF MWF

PT303 PT205 PT301 PT307 PT323 PT309 PT305 PT303 PT309 PT309 PT313 PT329 PT301 PT303 PT309 PT227

StaH StaH Feazell Staff Staff Collins F StaH Shaheen Shaheen Davis SlaH StaH Hudgens Hudgens Dameron StaH

4126

Cjus Admin & Mgmt

3.00 Hrs

20408 003

0800-0855

Day Day

MWF

PT201

StaH

20345 001

0940-1105

Day

TTh

MI419

Sparger

20409 004

0800-0855

MWF

PT219

Staff

4170

Preventn/Deternce Crime

3.00 Hrs.

20410 005

0800-0855

Day Day

MWF

PT325

StaH

20346 001

0530-0835

Night

W

MI407

Johnson

20411 006

0800-0855

MWF

PT329

Staff

4235

Privte & Indstrl Scrty

3.00 Hrs.

20412 007

0910-1005

Day

MWF

PT309

StaH

20347 001

1120-1245

Day

TTh

MI425

Knight

20413 008

0910-1005

Day

MWF

PT215

StaH

4530

Prin Evidence/Proof

3.00 Hrs

20414 009

0910-1005

Day

MWF

TBA

StaH

20348 001

0800-0925

Day

TTh

MI407

Canale

20415 010

0910-1005

Day

MWF

PT307

StaH

4531

Issues/Constitnl Rights

3.00 Hrs.

20416 011

0910-1005

Day

MWF

PT303

StaH

20349 001

1130-1225

Day

MWF

MI407

Janikowski

20417 012

0910-1005

Day

MWF

PT213

StaH

-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-

20418 013

0910-1005

Day

MWF

PT201

StaH

6017

Punishmnt His/Cnt Persp

3 00 Hrs

20419 014

0910-1005

Day

MWF

TBA

StaH

20350 001

0530-0835

Night

Th

MI407

Moneymaker

20420 015

0910-1005

Day

MWF

TBA

StaH

6531

Issues/Constitnl Rights

3.00 Hrs.

20421 016

0910-1005

Day

MWF

PT321

StaH

20351 001

1130-1225

Day

MWF

MI407

Janikowski

20422 017

1020-1115

Day

MWF

PT313

StaH

7110

Ind Dir Stud

3.00 Hrs

20423 018

1020-1115

Day

MWF

PT329

Dameron

20352 001

TBA

Ml

Staff

20424 019

1020-1115

Day

MWF

PT211

StaH

7120

Cj Policy Formatn/Anlys

3.00 Hrs.

20425 020

1020-1115

Day

MWF

PT217

StaH

20353 001

0530-0835

Night

Th

MI419

Blankenship

20426 021

1020-1115

Day

MWF

PT311

StaH

7130

Crime Anly/Crim Bhvr

3.00 Hrs

20427 022

1020-1115

Day

MWF

PT331

StaH

20354 001

0530-0835

Night

T

MI419

Louis

20428 023

1020-1115

Day

MWF

PT215

StaH

7996

Thesis

3.00 Hrs.

20429 024

1020-1115

Day

MWF

PT305

StaH

20355 001

TBA

Ml

Staff

20430 025

1020-1115

Day

MWF

PT221

StaH

8110

Ind Dir Stud

3.00 Hrs.

20431 026

1020-1115

Day

MWF

PT309

StaH

20356 001

TBA

Ml

Staff

20432 027

1130-1225

Day

MWF

PT309

StaH

8120

C| Policy Formatn/Anlys

3.00 Hrs

20433 028

1130-1225

Day

MWF

PT303

StaH

20357 001

0530-0835

Night

Th

MI419

Blankenship

20434 029

1130-1225

Day

MWF

PT211

StaH

8130

Crime Anly/Crim Bhvr

3 00 Hrs.

20435 030

1130-1225

Day

MWF

PT201

StaH

20358 001

0530-0835

Night

T

MI419

Louis

20436 031 20437 032 20438 033

1130-1225 1130-1225 1130-1225

Day Day Day

MWF MWF MWF

PT221 PT205 PT307

StaH StaH StaH

English (Engl-E080)

20439 034 20440 035

1240-0205 1240-0205

Day Day

MW MW

PT309 PT215

Morrison StaH

Dr. William H. O'Donneli, Chair

20441 036

1240-0205

Day

MW

PT221

StaH

467 Patterson Hall, 678-2651

20442 037 20443 036

0220-0345 0220-0345

Day Day

MW MW

PT213 PT221

Williams R Morrison

(01) 0101

English-2Nd Language

100 Hrs.

20444 039

0530-0655

Night

MW

PT211

SlaH

20359 001

1020-1115

Day

MWF

PT315

Staff

20445 040

0710-0835

Night

MW

PT211

Staff

(01) 0102

English-2Nd

Language

1.00 Hrs.

20446 041

0800-0925

Day

TTh

PT309

StaH

20360 001

1020-1115

Day

MWF

PT321

Staff

20447 042

0800-0925

Day

TTh

PT215

StaH

(01) 0102

English-2Nd Language

2 00 Hrs.

20448 043

0800-0925

Day

TTh

PT211

StaH

20361 002

1020-1115

Day

MWF

PT321

Staff

20449 044

0800-0925

Day

TTh

PT217

StaH

(01) 0103

English-2Nd

Language

1.00 Hrs.

20450 045

0800-0925

Day

TTh

PT219

StaH

20362 001

1130-1225

Day

MWF

PT331

Staff

20451 046

0800-0925

Day

TTh

PT321

StaH

(01) 0103

Enghsh-2Nd Language

2.00 Hrs.

20452 047

0800-0925

Day

TTh

PT213

StaH

20364 002

1130-1225

Day

MWF

PT331

Staff

20453 048

0800-0925

Day

TTh

PT301

StaH

(01) 0103

Enghsh-2Nd

Language

3.00 Hrs

20454 049

0940-1105

Day

TTh

PT215

Beiluss

20366 003

1130-1225

Day

MWF

PT331

Staff

20455 050

0940-1105

Day

TTh

PT201

StaH

(01) 0103

English-2Nd Language

1.00 Hrs.

20456 051

0940-1105

Day

TTh

PT211

StaH

20363 004

1130-1225

Day

MWF

PT319

Stafi

20457 052

0940-1105

Day

TTh

PT325

StaH

(01) 0103

English-2Nd

Language

2.00 Hrs.

20458 053

0940-1105

Day

TTh

TBA

StaH

20365 005

1130-1225

Day

MWF

PT319

Stall

20459 054

0940-1105

Day

TTh

PT227

StaH

(01) 0103

English-2Nd Language

3.00 Hrs.

20460 055

0940-1105

Day

TTh

PT309

StaH

20367 006

1130-1225

Day

MWF

PT319

Staff

20461 056

0940-1105

Day

TTh

PT329

StaH

(02) 1101

English Composition

3.00 Hrs

20462 057

0940-1105

Day

TTh

PT

StaH

20368 001

0800-0855

Day

MWF

PT215

Staff

20463 058

1120-1245

Day

TTh

PT313

StaH

20369 002

0800-0855

Day

MWF

PT323

Staff

20464 059

1120-1245

Day

TTh

PT311

Morrison

20370 003

0800-0855

Day

MWF

PT217

Staff

20465 060

1120-1245

Day

TTh

PT325

StaH

20371 004

0910-1005

Day

MWF

PT329

Stall

20466 061

1120-1245

Day

TTh

PT331

StaH

20372 005

0910-1005

Day

MWF

PT217

Staff

20467 062

1120-1245

Day

TTh

PT211

StaH

26

Spring Term

English (Engl-E080)

1 1 02 English Comp/Analysis	(cont.)				3322	AmerLit1860ToWWI	3.00 Hrs
20468 063	1120-1245	Day	TTh	PT205	Staff		20548 001 0900-1200	Day	S	PT331	Duvall
20469 064	1120-1245	Day	TTh	PT201	Staff	3323	Amer Lit W W I/Present	3.00 Hrs.
20470 065	0100-0225	Day	TTh	PT213	Williams R		20549 001 0100-0225	Day	TTh	PT303	Newcomb
20471 066	0100-0225	Day	TTh	PT217	Staff	3500	Practical Engl Grammar	3.00 Hrs
20472 067	0100-0225	Day	TTh	PT307	Staff		20550 001 0530-0655	Night	TTh	PT327	Collins F
20473 068	0100-0225	Day	TTh	PT311	Staff	3601	Tech and Pro Writing	3.00 Hrs.
20474 069	0240-0405	Day	TTh	PT213	Williams R		20551 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	PT301	Speck
20475 070	0530-0655	Night	TTh	PT221	Staff		20552 002 0910-1005	Day	MWF	PT301	Speck
20476 071	0530-0655	Night	TTh	PT219	Staff		20553 003 0940-1105	Day	TTh	PT205	Connors
20477 072	0710-0835	Night	TTh	PT221	Staff		20554 004 0100-0225	Day	TTh	PT323	Ryan
(03) 20478 909	1240-0205	Day	MW	PT213	Williams R	3602	Professional Editing	3.00 Hrs.
(03)20479 910	0530-0820	Night	T	PT301	Staff		20555 001 1240-0205	Day	MW	PT315	Halle
(04)1102 Engl Comp/Anlys Honors	3.00 Hrs.					20556 002 0530-0620	Night	T	PT321	Plunka
20480 301	0910-1005	Day	MWF	PT317	Webb	3603	Engineering Communictns	3.00 Hrs.
20481 302	0910-1005	Day	MWF	PT305	Staff		20557 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	PT323	Thrush
20482 303	1020-1115	Day	MWF	PT301	Shorb		20558 002 1240-0205	Day	MW	PT323	Speck
20483 304	0940-1105	Day	TTh	PT305	Williams P		20559 003 0800-0925	Day	TTh	PT325	McNealy
20484 305	0940-1105	Day	TTh	PT219	Clements		20560 004 1120-1245	Day	TTh	PT323	. McNealy
20485 306	1120-1245	Day	TTh	PT219	Lettes	3604	Persuasive Writing	3.00 Hrs.
20486 307	0100-0225	Day	TTh	PT327	Argall		20561 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	PT315	Battle
2102 English Literature	3.00 Hrs.				3605	Intro To Creative Wrtng	3.00 Hrs
20487 001	0940-1105	Day	TTh	PT221	Wussow		20562 001 0530-0820	Night	T	PT323	Cronin
2103 Modern European Fiction	3.00 Hrs.					20563 002 0100-0355	Day	Th	PT329	Staff
20488 001	1020-1115	Day	MWF	PT327	Black		20564 003 0100-0355	Day	Th	PT325	Russell
20489 002	0100-0225	Day	TTh	PT201	Staff	3701	Intro Lit Criticism	3.00 Hrs.
2104 Poetry and Drama	3.00 Hrs.					20565 001 0530-0655	Night	MW	PT323	Britt
20490 001	0910-1005	Day	MWF	PT211	Staff	(05) 4002	Sr Honors Seminar II	3 00 Hrs
2105 American Fiction	3.00 Hrs.					20566 301 0940-1105	Day	TTh	PT321	Plunka
20491 001	0800-0855	Day	MWF	PT319	Staff	4231	Chaucer	3.00 Hrs.
20492 002	0530-0655	Night	MW	PT219	Staff		20567 001 0220-0520	Day	M	PT325	Peyton
20493 003	0240-0405	Day	TTh	PT327	Staff	4233	Shakesprs Com & Hist	3.00 Hrs.
(03) 20494 909	0530-0820	Night	T	PT211	Weatherly		20568 001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	PT329	Beifuss
2106 Contemporary Literature	3.00 Hrs.				4234	Milton	3.00 Hrs.
20495 001	0800-0925	Day	TTh	PT221	Staff		20569 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	PT327	Martin C
20496 002	0530-0655	Night	TTh	PT215	Staff	4242	Brit Novel Since Scott	3.00 Hrs.
2201 Literary Heritage	3.00 Hrs.					20570 001 0220-0345	Day	MW	PT317	Weatherly
20497 001	0800-0855	Day	MWF	PT305	Staff	4252	Brit Drama Since 1660	3.00 Hrs.
20498 002	0800-0855	Day	MWF	PT205	Staff		20571 001 1240-0205	Day	MW	PT321	Stagg
20499 003	0800-0855	Day	MWF	PT311	Staff	4341	Amer Novel To 1 900	3.00 Hrs.
20500 004	0910-1005	Day	MWF	PT219	Riley		20572 001 0530-0820	Night	Th	PT323	Dameron
20501 005	0910-1005	Day	MWF	PT311	Allen	4371	Afncan American Lit	3.00 Hrs.
20502 006	0910-1005	Day	MWF	PT327	Staff		20573 001 0800-0925	Day	TTh	PT331	Plant
20503 007	0910-1005	Day	MWF	PT227	Staff	4451	Studies Women & Lit	3.00 Hrs.
20504 008	1020-1115	Day	MWF	PT201	Wagner		20574 001 0530-0820	Night	T	PT325	Tucker
20505 009	1020-1115	Day	MWF	PT219	Beifuss	4501	Hist of English Lang	3.00 Hrs
20506 010	1020-1115	Day	MWF	PT213	Staff		20575 001 0530-0825	Night	M	PT329	Hall
20507 01 1	1130-1225	Day	MWF	PT321	Staff	4521	Language and Society	3.00 Hrs.
20508 012	1130-1225	Day	MWF	PT327	Staff		20576 001 0100-0350	Day	W	PT325	Hall
20509 013	1130-1225	Day	MWF	PT311	Staff	4530	Practicum In Esl	3.00 Hrs.
20510 014	1240-0205	Day	MW	PT311	Connors		20577 001 TBA			PT218	Dalle
20511 015	0530-0655	Night	MW	PT319	Feazell	4602	Advanced Composition	3.00 Hrs.
20612 016	0530-0820	Night	W	PT325	Staff		20578 001 0530-0830	Night	T	PT305	Ryan
20513 017	0710-0835	Night	MW	PT319	Britt	4603	Fiction Workshop	3.00 Hrs.
20514 018	0800-0925	Day	TTh	PT307	Staff		20579 001 0240-0540	Day	T	PT331	Willbanks
20515 019	0800-0925	Day	TTh	PT227	Staff		20580 002 0940-1105	Day	TTh	PT331	Cronin
20516 020	0800-0925	Day	TTh	PT329	Staff	4605	Forms of Fiction	3.00 Hrs.
20517 021	0800-0925	Day	TTh	PT327	Staff		20581 001 0100-0225	Day	TTh	PT321	Cronin
20518 022	0940-1105	Day	TTh	PT313	Staff	4606	Computers & Writing	3.00 Hrs.
.20519 023	0940-1105	Day	TTh	PT319	Staff	(06)20582 001 1240-0205	Day	MW	PT329	Thrush
20520 024	0940-1105	Day	TTh	PT203	Riley	(06) 4900	Independent Study	1.00 Hrs.
20521 025	0940-1105	Day	TTh	PT217	Morrison		20583 001 TBA			PT463	Staff
20522 026	1120-1245	Day	TTh	PT329	Newcomb	(06) 4900	Independent Study	2.00 Hrs.
20523 027	1120-1245	Day	TTh	PT213	Martin C		20584 002 TBA			PT463	Staff
20524 028	1120-1245	Day	TTh	PT307	Beifuss	(06) 4900	Independent Study	3.00 Hrs.
20525 029	1120-1245	Day	TTh	PT319	Duvall		20585 003 TBA			PT463	Staff
20526 030	0100-0225	Day	TTh	PT305	Staff	(05) 4996	Honors Thesis	1.00 Hrs
20527 031	0100-0225	Day	TTh	PT313	Halle		20586 301 TBA			PT463	Staff
20528 032	0240-0405	Day	TTh	PT219	Tucker	(05) 4996	Honors Thesis	2 00 Hrs.
20529 033	0530-0655	Night	TTh	PT329	Deloach		20587 302 TBA			PT463	Staff
20530 034	0710-0835	Night	TTh	PT219	Staff	(05) 4996	Honors Thesis	3.00 Hrs.
(03) 20531 909	1240-0205	Day	MW	PT327	Argall		20588 303 TBA			PT463	Staff
(03)20532 910	0530-0820	Night	W	PT311	Davis i	-GRADUATE- FEW OfJLV TO STUPE! 1 1 .FULL; MjlvliTTEij mjGS.'U.M/wS , HOOi
(04) 2201 Literary Heritage Honors	3.00 Hrs.				6231	Chaucer	3.00 Hrs.
20533 301	1240-0205	Day	MW	PT217	Odonnell		20589 001 0220-0520	Day	M	PT325	Peyton
20534 302	0940-1105	Day	TTh	PT303	Halle	6234	Milton	3.00 Hrs
20535 303	0940-1105	Day	TTh	PT311	Newcomb		20590 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	PT327	Martin C
20536 304	1120-1245	Day	TTh	PT215	Feazell	6252	Brit Drama Since 1660	3.00 Hrs.
20537 305	0100-0225	Day	TTh	PT331	Hudgens		20591 001 1240-0205	Day	MW	PT321	Stagg
2202 Lit Hrtg: African-Amer	3.00 Hrs.				6451	Studies Women & Lit	3.00 Hrs.
20538 001	0800-0855	Day	MWF	PT307	Staff		20592 001 0530-0820	Night	T	PT325	Tucker
20539 002	0910-1005	Day	MWF	PT319	Staff	6602	Advanced Compostion	3.00 Hrs.
20540 003	1020-1115	Day	MWF	PT323	Plant		20593 001 0530-0830	Night	T	PT305	Ryan
20541 004	0940-1105	Day	TTh	PT213	Staff	6605	Forms of Ficton	3.00 Hrs.
20542 005	0100-0225	Day	TTh	PT301	Staff		20594 001 0100-0225	Day	TTh	PT321	Cronin
3105 Literature of Travel	3.00 Hrs.				7001	Lang and Composition	3.00 Hrs.
20543 001	1120-1245	Day	TTh	PT321	Wussow		20595 001 0530-0820	Night	W	PT323	Deloach
3106 American Folklore	3.00 Hrs.				7034	Verbal/Visual Text Rmnt	3.00 Hrs.
20544 001	0530-0655	Day	MW	PT331	Gammerdinger		20596 001 0530-0820	Night	T	PT315	Easson
3212 Brit Lit 16Th Century	3.00 Hrs				7038	Euro Lit S/Renaissance	3.00 Hrs.
20545 001	0530-0655	Night	TTh	PT331	Shaheen		20597 001 0100-0225	Day	TTh	PT325	Black
(05) 3213 Brit Lit 17Th Cent H	3.00 Hrs.				7039	Black Aesthetics	3.00 Hrs.
20546 301	1020-1115	Day	MWF	PT303	Riley		20598 001 0100-0225	Day	TTh	■ PT317	Martin R
3222 Brit Lit Victorian Per	3.00 Hrs				(06) 7100	Independent Study	1.00 Hrs.
20547 001	0910-1005	Day	MWF	PT331	Wagner		20599 001 TBA			PT463	Dalle

27

English (Engl-E080)

Spring Term

(OS) 7100	Independent Study 20600 002 TBA	2 00 Hrs
(06) 7100	Independent Study 20601 003 TBA	3 00 Hrs
(06) 7100	Independent Study 20602 004 TBA	4 00 Hrs
(06) 7100	Independent Study 20603 005 TBA	5 00 Hrs
(06) 7100	Independent Study 20604 006 TBA	6 00 Hrs
7211	Stds In Medieval Lit	3.00 Hrs.
	20605 001 1240-0205	Day
7222	Stds Victorian Lit	3.00 Hrs.
	20606 001 0530-0820	Night
7225	Cnlmpry American Lit	3 00 Hrs
	20607 001 0530-0825	Night
7226	Cont Bntish/Cmwlth Lit	3 00 Hrs
	20608 001 1120-1245	Day
7322	Amer Lit 1860/Wwii	3.00 Hrs.
	20609 001 0530-0825	Night
7512	English Syntax	3.00 Hrs.
	20610 001 0400-0700	Day
7530	Fid Exp/Pract In Esl 20611 001 TBA	3.00 Hrs
7535	Esl Grammar	3 00 Hrs
	20612 001 0400-0700	Day
7602	Fiction Workshop	3.00 Hrs.
	20613 001 0530-0825	Night
7603	Poetry Workshop	3.00 Hrs
	20614 001 0530-0820	Night
7702	Cont Persp Literary Crit	3.00 Hrs.
	20615 001 0220-0510	Day
7806	Resch Meth Techn Wring	3.00 Hrs
	20616 001 0530-0820	Night
7808	Wksp/Sci & Techn Wrlg	3.00 Hrs.
	20617 001 0530-0825	Night
7810	Document Design	3.00 Hrs.
	20618 001 0530-0825	Night
(06) 7996	Thesis 20619 001 TBA	3.00 Hrs.
(06) 7996	Thesis 20620 002 TBA	4 00 Hrs
(06) 7996	Thesis 20621 003 TBA	5.00 Hrs.
(06) 7996	Thesis 20622 004 TBA	6.00 Hrs
(01) RESTRICTED - INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

PT463 Staff ORMS PT 218 STUDENTS WILL BE PLACED IN ENGL 1101 IF THEY: 1) HAVE AN ACT COMPOSITE SCORE OF 19 OR ABOVE. WITH AN ACT ENGLISH SUBSCORE OF 19 OR ABOVE, OR SAT COMPOSITE SCORE OF 720 OR ABOVE. WITH SAT VERBAL SCORE OF 400 OR ABOVE. OR 2) PLACEMENT INTO ENGL 1101 BY AAPP ENGLISH PLACEMENT EXAM, OR 3) SUCCESS- FUL COMPLETION OF R&DS 0810 WITH A GRADE OF C OR BETTER RESTRICTED - MINI COLLEGE PICK UP FORMS AD 165. RESTRICTED - HONORS PICK UP FORMS BL 115 RESTRICTED - HONORS PICK UP FORMS PT 463 RESTRICTED PICK UP FORMS PT 463

DEPT NOTE. STUDENTS PLACED IN R&DS 0710 OR O810 SHOULD SEE THE COURSE LISTINGS UNDER INDEPENDENT PROGRAMS, R&DS.

Foreign Languages and Literatures

Dr. Ralph Albanese, Chair 375 Winfield Dunn, 678-2506

Linguistics (Ling-E100)

-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-

7101 Intro To Linguistics I 3.00 Hrs.

20623 001 0330-0455 Day TTh WD311 Connolly

Classics (Clas-E 110)

2481 Mythology 3 00 Hrs

20624 001 0940-1245 Day 3021 Scientific Terminology 3.00 Hrs.

20625 001 1120-1245 Day

WD107 Cox WD107 Sigsbee

French (Fren-E120)

(01) 1101 Elementary French	300 Hrs.
20626 001	0800-0855	Day	MWF	WD117	Staff
20627 002	0910-1005	Day	MWF	WD117	Staff
20628 003	1020-1115	Day	MWF	WD117	Staff
20629 004	1130-1225	Day	TTh	WD117	Stall
20630 005	0800-0925	Day	TTh	WD117	Staff
20631 006	0940-1105	Day	TTh	WD117	Staff
1102 Elementary French	3 00 Hrs
20632 001	0800-0855	Day	MWF	WD121	Stall
20633 002	0910-1005	Day	MWF	WD121	Johnson
20634 003	1020-1115	Day	MWF	WD121	Staff
20635 004	1130-1225	Day	MWF	WD121	Johnson
20636 005	0940-1105	Day	TTh	WD121	Staff
20637 006	0530-0655	Night	TTh	WD117	Staff

(02) 1199	French Basic Review	3.00 Hrs.
	20638 001	0910-1005	Day	MWF	WD215	Staff
	20639 002	1020-1115	Day	MWF	WD215	Stafl
	20640 003	0800-0925	Day	TTh	WD121	Staff
2201	Intermedial	French	3.00 Hrs
	20641 001	0800-0855	Day	MWF	WD215	Stall
	20642 002	1020-1115	Day	MWF	WD221	Johnson
	20643 003	0940-1105	Day	TTh	WD215	Staff
2202	Intermediate French	3.00 Hrs.
	20644 001	0910-1005	Day	MWF	WD217	Thompson
	20645 002	1130-1225	Day	MWF	WD215	Niel
	20646 003	1120-1245	Day	TTh	WD217	Thompson
	20647 004	0530-0655	Night	TTh	WD217	Thompson
3302	Conv & Composition	3 00 Hrs.
	20648 001	0910-1005	Day	MWF	WD313	Niel
3792	Fren For Practl Affairs	3 00 Hrs.
	20649 001	1020-1115	Day	MWF	WD313	Niel

-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-

6302 Adv French Grammar 3 00 Hrs

20650 001 0800-0855 Day MWF WD313 Niel 7421 French Renaissance 3 00 Hrs

20651 001 0530-0655 Night TTh WD313 Johnson

(01) CREDIT ONLY FOR STUDENTS BEGINNING THE LANGUAGE.

(02) OPEN TO STUDENTS WHO TOOK THE DEPARTMENT PLACEMENT EXAMINATION AND DID NOT PLACE IN 2201

German (Germ-E130)

(01) 1101	Elementary German	3 00 Hrs
	20652 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	WD103	Staff
	20653 002 1020-1115	Day	MWF	WD 103	Staff
	20654 003 1130-1225	Day	MWF	WD103	Inman
	20655 004 0940-1105	Day	TTh	WD 103	Inman
1102	Elementary German	3.00 Hrs.
	20656 001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	WD223	Smythe
	20657 002 1120-1245	Day	TTh	WD103	Stafl
2201	Intermediate German	3.00 Hrs.
	20658 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	WD223	Inman
2202	Intermediate German	3.00 Hrs.
	20659 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	WD223	Smythe
2203	Scientific German	3.00 Hrs
	20660 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	WD223	Connolly
3412	Int Germ Lit Cul II	3.00 Hrs.
	20661 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	WD313	Smythe
3791	German For Commerce	3.00 Hrs.
	20662 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	WD223	Inman
4501	App Germ Linguistics	3.00 Hrs.
	20663 001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	WD311	Connolly
(01) CREDIT ONLY FOR STUDENTS BEGINNING THE LANGUAGE.
Greek (Grek-E140)
1102	Elementary Greek II	3.00 Hrs.
	20664 001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	WD115	Sigsbee
2202	Intermediate Greek II	3.00 Hrs.
	20665 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	WD117	Cox
4441	Homer	3 00 Hrs.
	20666 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	WD115	Cox
Italian (ltal-E160)
1102	Elementary Italian	3.00 Hrs.
	20667 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	WD217	Palazzolo

Japanese (Japn-E165)

1102 Elem Japanese II 3 00 Hrs.

20668 001 1130-1225 Day MWF WD141 2202 Intermed Japanese II 3.00 Hrs.

20669 001 1120-1245 Day TTh WD141

Latin (Latn-E170)

1102 Elementary Latin 3.00 Hrs.

20670 001 0910-1005 Day

20671 002 1020-1115 Day (01)1199 Basic Latin Review 3.00 Hrs.

20672 001 1020-1115 Day

2201 Intermediate Latin 3 00 Hrs.

20673 001 0940-1105 Day

2202 Intermediate Latin 3.00 Hrs.

20674 001 1130-1225 Day

20675 002 1120-1245 Day 3111 Roman Histonans 3 00 Hrs.

20676 001 1020-1115 Day

Russian (Russ-E190)

1102 Elementary Russian 3.00 Hrs.

20677 001 0910-1005 Day MWF WD101

20678 002 1020-1115 Day MWF WD101

Spring Term

Russian (Russ-E190)

2202 Intermediate Russian 3 00 Hrs.

20679 001 1130-1225 Day 3302 Conversation & Comp 3 00 Hrs

20680 001 0940-1105 Day 3441 Early 19Th Cent Russ Lit 3 00 Hrs

20681 001 0940-1105 Day (01) 4780 Individ Study Russian 3 00 Hrs

20682 001 TBA

(01) RESTRICTED PICK UP FORMS WD 135

WD101 Wilson

WD101 Wilson

Spanish (Span-E200)

(01) 1101 Elementary Spanish

	20683 001	0800-0855	Day	MWF	WD105	Ballmger
	20684 002	0800-0855	Day	MWF	WD109	Staff
	20685 003	0910-1005	Day	MWF	WD141	Carmell
	20686 004	1020-1115	Day	MWF	WD127	Staff
	20687 005	1020-1115	Day	MWF	WD141	Carmell
	20688 006	1130-1225	Day	MWF	WD127	Tipton
	20689 007	0800-0925	Day	TTh	WD119	Lapuente
	20690 008	0940-1105	Day	TTh	WD119	Lapuente
	20691 009	1120-1245	Day	TTh	WD119	Tipton
	20692 010	0100-0225	Day	TTh	WD119	Staff
1102	Elementary Spanish	3.00 Hrs
	20693 001	0800-0855	Day	MWF	WD141	Carmell
	20694 002	0910-1005	Day	MWF	WD119	Menendez
	20695 003	0910-1005	Day	MWF	WD127	Staff
	20696 004	1020-1115	Day	MWF	WD119	Menendez
	20697 005	1130-1225	Day	MWF	WD119	Menendez
	20698 006	1240-0205	Day	MW	WD127	Tipton
	20699 007	0800-0925	Day	TTh	WD127	Tipton
	20700 008	0940-1105	Day	TTh	WD127	Whitworth
	20701 009	0940-1105	Day	TTh	WD141	Brewer
	20702 010	1120-1245	Day	TTh	WD109	Carmell
	20703 01 1	0100-0225	Day	TTh	WD141	Staff
	20704 012	0530-0655	Night	TTh	WD119	Menendez
(02) 20705 909	1120-1245	Day	TTh	WD221	Whitworth
1199	Spanish Basic Review	3.00 Hrs.
	20706 001	0910-1005	Day	MWF	WD221	Staff
	20707 002	0800-0925	Day	TTh	WD105	Staff
2201	Intermediate Spanish	3 00 Hrs.
	20708 001	0800-0855	Day	MWF	WD127	Staff
	20709 002	0910-1005	Day	MWF	WD109	Fenwick
	20710 003	1020-1115	Day	MWF	WD105	Ballmger
	20711 004	1130-1225	Day	MWF	WD105	Staff
	20712 005	0800-0925	Day	TTh	WD109	Burgos
	20713 006	0940-1105	Day	TTh	WD109	Burgos
	20714 007	1120-1245	Day	TTh	WD105	Ballmger
	20715 008	0530-0655	Night	TTh	WD109	Staff
2202	Intermediate Spanish	3.00 Hrs.
	20716 001	0910-1005	Day	MWF	WD105	Rokas
	20717 002	1020-1115	Day	MWF	WD109	Fenwick
	20718 003	1130-1225	Day	MWF	WD109	Fenwick
	20719 004	0940-1105	Day	TTh	WD105	Ballmger
	20720 005	1120-1245	Day	TTh	WD127	Torres-Alcal
	20721 006	0100-0225	Day	TTh	WD109	Staff
	20722 007	0530-0655	Night	TTh	WD141	Staff
3301	Conversation		3 00 Hrs
	20723 001	0910-1005	Day	MWF	WD311	Ballmger
3302	Adv Conversa	ion	3.00 Hrs.
	-20724 001	0940-1105	Day	TTh	WD311	Torres-Alcal
	20725 002	0530-0655	Night	TTh	WD127	Torres-Alcal
3303	Composition		3.00 Hrs.
	20726 001	1120-1245	Day	TTh	WD311	Rokas
4431	Contmp Spanish Prose	3.00 Hrs
	20727 001	0530-0835	Night	Th	WD311	Lapuente
4510	Spanish Amer Lit/Civiz	3.00 Hrs.
	20728 001	0530-0835	Night	T	WD311	Burgos
4702	Spanish For Commerce II	3.00 Hrs.
	20729 001	1020-1115	Day	MWF	WD311	Rokas

-GRAOUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-

6431 Contmprry Span Prose 3.00 Hrs.

20730 001 0530-0835 Night Th WD311 Lapuente 6510 Spanish Amer Lit/Civiz 3.00 Hrs

20731 001 0530-0835 Night T WD311 Burgos

(01) CREDIT ONLY FOR STUDENTS BEGINNING THE LANGUAGE

(02) RESTRICTED - MINI COLLEGE PICK UP FORMS AD 165

(03) OPEN TO STUDENTS WHO TOOK THE DEPARTMENT PLACEMENT EXAMINATION AND DID NOT PLACE IN 2201

Languages & Literatures (Lali-E211)

1701	For Lang - Arabic	3.00 Hrs.
	20732 001 0210-0305	Day
1702	For Lang - Chinese	3.00 Hrs.
	20733 001 0530-0655	Night
1702	For Lang - Hebrew	3.00 Hrs.
	20734 002 0910-1005	Day
2702	For Lang - Chinese	3.00 Hrs.
	20735 001 0710-0835	Night
2702	For Lang - Hebrew	3.00 Hrs
	20736 002 1130-1225	Day
(01) 4493	Contempry French Lit	3.00 Hrs.
	20737 001 1130-1225	Day

MWF WD313 Thompson

FOREIGN LANGUAGES

Geography and Planning Geography (Geog-E220)

Dr. Charles T. Traylor, Interim Chair 107 Johnson Hall, 678-2386

(01)1101 Intro Earth Sc W/C 4 00 Hrs

	20755 001	0800-0855	Day	MWF	JN119	Logsdon
	20756 002	0910-1005	Day	MWF	JN119	Corbet
	20757 003	1020-1115	Day	MWF	JN119	Logsdon
	20758 004	1240-0205	Day	MW	JN119	Kirsch
	20759 005	0530-0830	Night	M	JN119	Logsdon
	20760 006	0800-0925	Day	TTh	JN119	Frye
	20761 007	0940-1105	Day	TTh	JN119	- Corbet
	20762 008	1120-1245	Day	TTh	JN119	Logsdon
1101	Int Earth Sc W/C Lab	0.00 Hrs.
	20738 101	1240-0230	Day	M	JN106	Staff
	20739 102	1240-0230	Day	M	JN116	Staff
	20740 103	1240-0230	Day	M	JN105	Staff
	20741 104	0240-0430	Day	M	JN106	Staff
	20742 105	0730-0925	Day	T	JN106	Staff
	20743 106	0100-0250	Day	T	JN106	Stall
	20744 107	0100-0250	Day	T	JN105	Stall
	20745 108	0300-0450	Day	T	JN106	Staff
	20746 109	0300-0450	Day	T	JN116	Staff
	20747 110	0530-0720	Day	T	JN116	Staff
	20748 111	1240-0250	Day	W	JN106	Staff
	20749 112	1240-0230	Day	W	JN105	Slafl
	20750 113	0240-0430	Day	W	JN106	Staff
	20751 114	0530-0720	Night	W	JN116	Staff
	20752 115	0100-0250	Day	Th	JN106	Staff
	20753 116	0100-0250	Day	Th	JN116	Staff
	20754 117	0300-0450	Day	Th	JN106	Staff
(02) 1102	Intro Earth Sc Landfrms	4.00 Hrs.
	20769 001	0800-0855	Day	MWF	JN116	Frye
	20770 002	1130-1225	Day	MWF	JN119	Corbet
	20771 003	0940-1105	Day	TTh	JN116	Staff
	20772 004	0530-0830	Night	T	JN119	Frye
1102	Intro Earth Sc Lnd Lab	0.00 Hrs.
	20763 101	0240-0430	Day	M	JN116	Staff
	20764 102	0730-0925	Day	T	JN116	Staff
	20765 103	0100-0250	Day	T	JN116	Staff
	20766 104	1240-0230	Day	W	JN116	Staff
	20767 105	0240-0430	Day	W	JN116	Staff
	20768 106	0530:0720	Night	Th	JN116	Staff
(03) 1301	Survey ol World Regions	3 00 Hrs.
	20773 001	1020-1115	Day	MWF	JN117	Frye
	20774 002	1130-1225	Day	MWF	JN117	Barber
	20775 003	0530-0830	Night	M	JN117	Barber
	20776 004	0800-0925	Day	TTh	JN117	Staff
	20777 005	1120-1245	Day	TTh	JN117	Dixon
(04) 1401	Intro Cultura	Geog	3.00 Hrs.
	20778 001	0910-1005	Day	MWF	JN117	Barber
	20779 002	0940-1105	Day	TTh	JN117	Barber
(05) 20780 909	0530-0830	Night	T	JN117	Staff
(06) 3401	Historical Geog of U S	3.00 Hrs.
	20781 001	0910-1005	Day	MWF	JN105	Staff
3451	Intro To Urban Planning	3.00 Hrs.
	20782 001	0530-0830	Night	Th	JN106	Pearson
3503	Map Design		3.00 Hrs.
	20784 001	1240-0230	Day	M	JN219	Traylor
3503	Map Design	Lab	0.00 Hrs
	20783 101	1240-0230	Day	W	JN219	Traylor
4215	Physical Climatology	3.00 Hrs.
	20785 001	0940-1105	Day	TTh	JN105	Kirsch
4231	Water Resoi,	rces	3.00 Hrs
	20786 001	0530-0830	Night	M	JN105	Kirsch
4251	Environmental Threats	3.00 Hrs.
	20787 001	0530-0830	Night	T	JN105	Corbet
(07) 4324	Geog ot Middle America	3.00 Hrs.
	20788 001	1020-1115	Day	MWF	JN105	Dixon
4511	Remote Sensing Environ	3.00 Hrs
	20790 001	0730-0925	Day	T	JN219	Dillworth
4511	Remote Sensing Envn Lab	0.00 Hrs.
	20789 101	0730-0925	Day	Th	JN219	Dillworth
4514	Geographic	Rfo Systems	3 00 Hrs
	20792 001	1130-1225	Day	MW	JN219	Dillworth
4514	Geog Info Systems Lab	0.00 Hrs.
	20791 101	1130-0120	Day	F	JN219	Dillworth
4521	Quantitative	Methods	3 00 Hrs
	20793 001	1120-1245	Day	TTh	JN106	Banai
4551	Urban Plann	ng Studio	3.00 Hrs.
	20794 001	0530-0830	Night	T	JN106	Pearson
-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCH
6215	Physical Climatology	3.00 Hrs.
	20795 001	0940-1105	Day	TTh	JN105	Kirsch
6231	Water Resources	3 00 Hrs
	20796 001	0530-0830	Night	M	JN105	Kirsch
6251	Environmental Threats	3.00 Hrs.
	20797 001	0530-0830	Night	T	JN105	Corbet

29

Geography (Geog-E220)

Spring Term

JN105 Dixon

JN219 Dillworth

JN219 Dillworth

JN219

JN219

JN106

Dillworth

Banai

6324 Geog Middle America 3 00 Hrs

20798 001 1020-1115 Day MWF 651 1 Remote Sensing Environ 3 00 Hrs

20800 001 0730-0925 Day T 651 1 Remote Sensing Envn Lab 0 00 Hrs

20799 101 0730-0925 Day Th 6514 Geog Information Sys 3 00 His

20802 001 1130-1225 Day MW 6514 Geog Into Systems Lab 0 00 Hrs

20801 101 1130-0120 Day F 6521 Quantitative Methods 3 00 Hrs

20803 001 1120-1245 Day TTh 7471 Cultural Geography 3.00 Hrs.

20804 001 0530-0830 Night W JN105 Dixon 7502 Sem Computer Mapping 3 00 Hrs

20805 001 0710-1015 Night Th JN219 Traylor

(01) GEOG 1102 MAY BE TAKEN BEFORE 1101 THE 1101-1102 SEQUENCE FULFILLS GEN EDUC REQUIREMENTS IN NATURAL SCIENCE STUDENTS ENROLLED IN 1101 LECTURE MUST ALSO ENROLL IN 1 101 LAB

(02) GEOG 1102 MAY BE TAKEN BEFORE 1101 THE 1101-1102 SEQUENCE FULFILLS GEN EDUC REQUIREMENTS IN NATURAL SCIENCE STUDENTS ENROLLED IN 1102 LECTURE MUST ALSO ENROLL IN 1102 LAB

(03) GEOG 1301 FULFILLS GEN EDUC REQUIREMENTS IN SOCIAL SCIENCE

(04) GEOG 1401 MAY BE TAKEN BEFORE GEOG 1301 GEOG 1401 FULFILLS GEN EDUC REQUIREMENTS IN SOCIAL SCIENCE.

(05) RESTRICTED - MINI COLLEGE PICK UP FORMS AD 165

(06) GEOG 3401 FULFILLS GEN EDUC AMERICAN HERITAGE REQUIREMENT

(07) INTERNATIONAL STUDIES COURSE OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS.

City & Regional Planning (Plan-E230)

Gene Pearson, Director 226 Johnson Hall, 678-2161

-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-

6231 Water Resources 3.00 Hrs

20806 001 0530-0830 Night M JN105 Kirsch 6521 Quantitative Methods 3.00 Hrs

20807 001 1120-1245 Day TTh JN106 Banai 7002 Principles & Theory 3.00 Hrs

20808 001 0100-0405 Day M JN222 Banai 7004 Land Use Controls 3.00 Hrs.

20809 001 0530-0830 Night W JN222 Bourassa 7007 Special Proiecls Studio 3.00 Hrs.

20810 001 0530-0830 Night T JN222 Stall 701 1 Finance Comm Develmnt 3 00 Hrs

20811 001 0100-0225 Day 7206 Housing 3.00 Hrs.

20812 001 0530-0830 Night 7701 Research Problems 1.00 Hrs.

20813 001 TBA 7701 Research Problems 2.00 Hrs

20814 001 TBA 7701 Research Problems 3.00 Hrs

20815 001 TBA 7896 Capstone Proiect 1.00 Hrs

20816 001 TBA 7896 Capstone Proiect 3.00 Hrs.

20817 001 TBA 7996 Thesis 1 00 Hrs

20818 001 TBA

JN222 Burrell

Geological Sciences

Dr. Phili B. Deboo, Chair

402E Smith Chemistry, 678-2177

Geology (Geol-E235)

101 Physical Geology	4 00 Hrs
20830 001	0800-0855	Day	MWF	SM110	Sen Gupta
20831 002	0910-1005	Day	MWF	SM110	Swihart
20832 003	1020-1115	Day	MWF	SM110	Lumsden
20833 004	0800-0925	Day	TTh	SM110	Deboo
20834 005	0940-1105	Day	TTh	SM110	Sen Gupta
20835 006	0100-0225	Day	MW	SM110	Stall
20836 007	0530-0655	Night	MW	SM110	Staff
101 Physical Geology Lab	0 00 Hrs
20819 111	0800-0855	Day	MW	SM413A	Start
20820 112	0910-1005	Day	MW	SM413A	Staff
20821 113	1020-1115	Day	MW	SM413A	Staff
20822 114	1240-0230	Day	M	SM413A	Staff
20823 115	1240-0230	Day	W	SM413A	Staff
20824 116	0800-0855	Day	TTh	SM413A	Staff
20825 117	0940-1035	Day	TTh	SM413A	Staff
20826 118	1120-1215	Day	TTh	SM413A	Staff
20827 119	0100-0250	Day	T	SM413A	Staff
20828 120	0100-0250	Day	Th	SM413A	Stall
20829 121	0710-0805	Night	MW	SM413A	Staff
101 Physical Geology Honors	4 00 Hrs
20838 301	0800-0925	Day	TTh	SM110	Deboo

(01) 1101	Physical Geol H Lab	0 00 Hrs
	20837 311 0100-0250	Day
1102	Historical Geology	4 00 Hrs
	20846 001 1020-1115	Day
	20847 002 0940-1105	Day
1102	Historical Geology Lab	0 00 Hrs
	20839 111 0910-1005	Day
	20840 112 1130-1225	Day
	20841 113 0830-0925	Day
	20842 114 1120-1215	Day
	20843 115 1240-0230	Day
	20844 116 0100-0250	Day
1102	Historical Geology	4.00 Hrs
(02)20848 909 0940-1105	Day
1102	Historical Geology Lab	0 00 Hrs
(02)20845 919 1120-1215	Day
(01) 1102	Historical Geology Hnrs	4 00 Hrs.
	20850 301 0940-1105	Day
(01) 1102	Hist Geology Lab Hnrs	0.00 Hrs.
	20849 311 1120-1215	Day
3512	Structural Geology	3 00 Hrs
	20852 001 1020-1115	Day
3512	Structural Geology Lab 20851 111 TBA	0.00 Hrs.
4322	Petrology	4 00 Hrs.
	20854 001 1130-1225	Day
4322	Petrology Lab 20853 111 TBA	0 00 Hrs.
4341	Aqueous Geochemistry	3.00 Hrs.
	20855 001 0530-0655	Night
4701	Spring Field Trip ■ 20856 001 TBA	2 00 Hrs
4721	Investigations In Geol 20857 001 TBA	3.00 Hrs
4731	Senior Thesis 20858 001 TBA	3 00 Hrs
-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FUL
6322	Petrology	4 00 Hrs.
	20860 001 1130-1225	Day

SM413A Staff

SM400	Mirecki
SM400	Deboo
SM415A	Staff
SM415A	Staff
SM415A	Staff
SM415A	Staff
SM415A	Staff
SM415A	Staff

SM400 Deboo

SM415A Staff

SM303A Staff

SM303B Swihart

SM303B Swihart

6322 Petrology Lab

20859 111 TBA

6341 Aqueous Geochemistry

20861 001 0530-0655 6701 Spring Field Trip

20862 001 TBA 7301 Geologic Data Analysis

20864 001 0800-0855 7301 Geologic Data Anyl Lab

20863 111 0910-1110 7321 X-Ray Diffraction Tech

20866 001 1120-1215 7321 X-Ray Difer Tech Lab

20865 111 0100-0300 7360 Adv Mineral Crystal

20867 001 TBA 7370 Adv Study In Petrology

20868 001 TBA 7380 Adv Study Geomorphology

20869 001 TBA 7701 Seminar In Geology

TBA

SM303B Swihart

SM303B Swihart

SM400 Mirecki

SM400 Lumsden

SM303A Lumsden

Sen Gupta Sen Gupta

SM400

SM402 Ellis/Schwei

SM427

SM427 Staff

SM427

100 Hrs

20870 001 7996 Thesis 1 00 Hrs.

20871 001 TBA 7996 Thesis 3 00 Hrs

20872 001 TBA 7996 Thesis 6 00 Hrs.

20873 001 TBA

(01) RESTRICTED - HONORS PICK UP FORMS BL 115

(02) RESTRICTED ■ MINI COLLEGE PICK UP FORMS AD 165

DEPT NOTE STUDENTS REGISTERING FOR LECTURE/LAS COURSES MUST ENROLL IN BOTH

Geophysics (Geop-E237)

-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-

7112 Adv Geophysics	3.00 Hrs.
20874 001	0220-0345	Day MW	5M400	Dorman
7402 Earthquake Seismology	3.00 Hrs.
20875 001	0910-1005	Day MWF	rBA	Pujol
7701 Seminar In	Geophysics	1.00 Hrs
20876 001	TBA		rBA	Chiu
7750 Adv Study Geophysics	1 00 Hrs.
20877 001	TBA		rBA	Staff
7750 Adv Study Geophysics	2 00 Hrs.
20878 001	TBA		rBA	Staff
7750 Adv Study Geophysics	3.00 Hrs
20879 001	TBA		rBA	Staff
7750 Adv Study Geophysics	4 00 Hrs
20880 001	TBA		rBA	Staff
7996 Thesis		1 00 Hrs
20881 001	TBA		rBA	Staff
7996 Thesis		3 00 Hrs
20882 001	TBA		rBA	Staff
7996 Thesis		6.00 Hrs
20683 001	TBA		rBA	Staff

30

Spring Term

History (Hist-E240)

History (Hist-E240)

Dr. Abraham Kriegel, Chair 100 Mitchell Hall, 678-2515

1301 World Civil I		3.00 Hrs.
20884 001	0800-0855	Day	MWF	MI203	Murnane
20885 002	0910-1005	Day	MWF	MI203	Brown
20886 003	1020-1115	Day	MWF	MI203	Zhang
20887 004	1020-1115	Day	MWF	MI307	Frankle
20888 005	1130-1225	Day	MWF	MI209	Frankle
20889 006	1240-0205	Day	MW	MI203	Orr
20890 007	0800-0925	Day	TTh	MI203	Copp
20891 008	0940-1105	Day	TTh	MI203	Burwood
20892 009	0940-1105	Day	TTh	MI307	Zhang
20893 010	1120-1245	Day	TTh	MI205	Burwood
20894 01 1	0530-0655	Nighl	TTh	MI209	Staff
1302 World Civil II		3.00 Hrs.
20895 001	0800-0855	Day	■MWF	MI209	Copp
20896 002	0910-1005	Day	MWF	MI209	Ellis
20897 003	1020-1115	Day	MWF	MI209	Copp
20898 004	1130-1225	Day	MWF	MI205	Orr
20899 005	0530-0655	Night	MW	MI209	Staff
20900 006	0800-0925	Day	TTh	MI209	Staff
20901 007	0940-1105	Day	TTh	MI205	Ellis
20902 008	1120-1245	Day	TTh	MI209	Copp
20903 009	0900-1200	Day	S	MI209	Staff
(01) 1302 World Civil II	Honors	3.00 Hrs.
20904 301	1130-1225	Day	MWF	MI315	Ellis
2601 U S To 1877		3.00 Hrs.
20905 001	0800-0855	Day	MWF	MI319	Staff
20906 002	0800-0855	Day	MWF	MI325	Staff
20907 003	0910-1005	Day	MWF	MI200	Chumney
20908 004	0910-1005	Day	MWF	MI319	Crouse
20909 005	1020-1115	Day	MWF	MI205	Staff
20910 006	1020-1115	Day	MWF	MI305	Staff
20911 007	1020-1115	Day	MWF	MI309	Staff
20912 008	1130-1225	Day	MWF	MI305	Crouse
20913 009	1130-1225	Day	MWF	MI309	Staff
20914 010	1130-1225	Day	MWF	MI323	Staff
20915 011	1240-0205	Day	MW	MI305	Staff
20916 012	1240-0205	Day	MW	MI307	Stafl
20917 013	0220-0345	Day	MW	MI305	Staff
20918 014	0530-0655	Night	MW	MI307	Staff
20919 015	0710-0835	Night	MW	MI307	Staff
20920 016	0800-0925	Day	TTh	MI309	Staff
20921 017	0800-0925	Day	TTh	MI319	Staff
20922 018	0940-1105	Day	TTh	MI319	Staff
20923 019	0940-1105	Day	TTh	MI325	Staff
20924 020	1120-1245	Day	TTh	MI307	Staff
20925 021	1120-1245	Day	TTh	MI319	Staff
20926 022	0100-0225	Day	TTh	MI307	Staff
20927 023	0240-0405	Day	TTh	MI305	Staff
20928 024	0530-0655	Night	TTh	MI307	Staff
20929 025	0710-0835	Night	TTh	MI307	Staff
20930 026	0855-1015	Night	TTh	MI307	Staff
2602 The U S Since 1877	3.00 Hrs.
20931 001	0800-0855	Day	MWF	MI309	Coger
, 20932 002	0800-0855	Day	MWF	MI323	Wilson
' 20933 003	0910-1005	Day	MWF	MI307	Hurley
20934 004	0910-T005	Day	MWF	MI323	Caffrey
20935 005	0910-1005	Day	MWF	MI325	Staff
20936 006	1020-1115	Day	MWF	MI319	Tucker
20937 007	1020-1115	Day	MWF	MI323	Wilson
20938 008	1020-1115	Day	MWF	MI325	Staff
20939 009	1130-1225	Day	MWF	MI200	Gillaspie
20940 010	1130-1225	Day	MWF	MI319	Coger
20941 011	1240-0205	Day	MW	MI319	Staff
20942 012	1240-0205	Day	MW	MI323	Staff
20943 013	0220-0345	Day	MW	MI319	Staff
20944 014	0530-0655	Night	MW	MI319	Staff
20945 015	0710-0835	Night	MW	MI319	Staff
20946 016	0850-1015	Night	MW	MI319	Stafl
20947 017	0800-0925	Day	TTh	MI323	Fickle
20948 018	0800-0925	Day	TTh	MI325	Stafl
20949 019	0940-1105	Day	TTh	MI305	Hawes
20950 020	0940-1105	Day	TTh	MI309	Fickle
20951 021	0940-1105	Day	TTh	MI323	Smith
20952 022	1120-1245	Day	TTh	MI200	Mitchell
20953 023	1120-1245	Day	TTh	MI323	Hawes
20954 024	0100-0225	Day	TTh	MI319	Staff
20955 025	0240-0405	Day	TTh	MI323	Staff
20956 026	0530-0655	Night	nh	MI319	Staff
20957 027	0710-0835	Night	TTh	MI323	Staff
20958 028	0900-1200	Day	S	MI319	Staff
(02) 20959 909	0900-1200	Day	T	TBA	Staff
(02)20960 910	0530-0830	Night	W	MI323	Mitchell
(01) 2602 U S Since 1877 Honors	3.00 Hrs
20961 301	1130-1225	Day	MWF	MI211	Caffrey
20962 302	0800-0925	Day	TTh	MI315	Wilson
3035 Tech/Culture Am Hist	3 00 Hrs.
20963 001	1020-1115	Day	MWF	MI211	Hurley
3122 England Since	1714	3.00 Hrs.
20964 001	0940-1105	Day	TTh	MI209	Kriegel

3271 The Middle East

	20965 001 0530-0830	Night	M	MI203	Daly
3811	Us Military/Naval Hist	3.00 Hrs.
	20966 001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	MI307	Chumney
3900	Tennessee	3.00 Hrs.
	20967 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	MI305	Kalin
	20968 002 0910-1005	Day	MWF	MI305	Kalin
(03) 4014	Directed Readings	1 00 Hrs
	20969 001 TBA			Ml	Staff
(03) 4014	Directed Readings	2 00 Hrs
	20970 002 TBA			Ml	Stafl
(03) 4014	Directed Readings 20971 003 TBA	3 00 Hrs		Ml	Staff
4050	Anc Egypt. 1400-323 Be	3.00 Hrs
	20972 001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	MI203	Murnane
4051	Civil Rights Movement	3 00 Hrs
	20973 001 0530-0830	Night	T	MI305	Smith
4052	Jerusalem-Hisl & Trad	3.00 Hrs.
	20974 001 0530-0830	Night	Th	MI203	. Gitay
4053	Chinese Democ In Hisf	3.00 Hrs.
	20975 001 0800-0925	Day	TTh	MI307	Zhang
4162	Hist Soviet Union	3.00 Hrs.
	20976 001 1240-0205	Day	MW	MI209	Burwood
4250	History of Brazil	3.00 Hrs
	20977 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	MI211	Gillaspie
4260	World Since 1945	3.00 Hrs
	20978 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	MI315	Coger
4361	Hist Byzantine Empire	3.00 Hrs.
	20979 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	MI315	Benin
4372	High Middle Ages	3 00 Hrs
	20980 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	MI203	Orr
4390	Europe-Age Reformation	3.00 Hrs.
	20981001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	MI315	Frankle
4440	French Revolution	3.00 Hrs.
	20982 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	MI315	Brown
4620	Colnl Amer To 1783	3.00 Hrs
	20983 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	MI305	Crouse
4680	Emr Mod Am 1877-1914	3.00 Hrs
	20984 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	MI307	Tucker
4824	Business History	3.00 Hrs.
	20985 001 0530-0830	Night	W	MI305	Fickle
4863	Hist Childhood/America	3.00 Hrs
	20986 001 0230-0530	Day	M	MI211	Hawes
—GRADUATE— OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHC
6050	Anc Egyp: 1400-323 Be	3 00 Hrs.
	20987 001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	MI203	Murnane
6051	Civil Rights Movement	3.00 Hrs.
	20988 001 0530-0830	Night	T	MI305	Smith
6052	Jerusalem-Hisl S Trad	3.00 Hrs
	20989 001 0530-0830	Night	Th	MI203	Gitay
6053	Chinese Democ In Hist	3.00 Hrs.
	20990 001 0800-0925	Day	TTh	MI307	Zhang
6162	Hist Soviet Union	3 00 Hrs
	20991 001 1240-0205	Day	MW	MI209	Burwood
6250	History of Brazil	3.00 Hrs.
	20992 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	MI211	Gillaspie
6260	World Since 1945	3.00 Hrs.
	20993 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	MI315	Coger
6361	Hist Byzantine Empire	3.00 Hrs.
	20994 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	MI315	Benin
6372	High Middle Ages	3.00 Hrs.
	20995 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	MI203	Orr
6390	Europe-Age Reformation	3.00 Hrs.
	20996 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	MI315	Frankle
6440	French Revolution	3.00 Hrs.
	20997 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	MI315	Brown
6620	Colnl Amer To 1783	3.00 Hrs.
	20998 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	MI305	Crouse
6680	Emr Mod Am 1877-1914	3.00 Hrs.
	20999 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	MI307	Tucker
6824	Business History	3.00 Hrs.
	21000 001 0530-0830	Night	W	MI305	Fickle
6863	Hist Chldhd In America	3.00 Hrs
	21001 001 0230-0530	Day	M	MI211	Hawes
(03) 7012	Directed Readings	100 Hrs
	21002 001 TBA			Ml	Staff
(03) 7012	Directed Readings	2 00 Hrs
	21003 002 TBA			Ml	Staff
(03) 7012	Directed Readings	3 00 Hrs
	21004 003 TBA			Ml	Stafl
7070	Research Seminar	3.00 Hrs.
(04)	21005 001 0600-0900	Night	M	TBA	Murnane
	21006 002 0530-0830	Night	Th	MI315	Caffrey
7280	Africa	3.00 Hrs.
	21007 001 0530-0830	Night	W	MI211	Daly
7460	20Th Century Europe	3.00 Hrs.
	21008 001 0230-0530	Day	Th	MI211	Ellis
7710	Us History 1950-Present	3.00 Hrs
	21009 001 0530-0830	Night	T	MI211	Mitchell
7960	State/Local History	3.00 Hrs.
	21010 001 0230-0530	Day	T	MI315	Crawford
(03) 7996	Thesis	1.00 Hrs.
	21011 001 TBA			Ml	Staff
(03) 7996	Thesis	3.00 Hrs.
	21012 002 TBA			Ml	Staff

31

History (Hist-E240)

Spring Term

(03) 7996 Thesis

6 00 Hrs

21078 005

0530-0655

Night

TTh

WD227

Staff

21013 003

TBA

Ml

Stall

1213

College Algebra & Trig

4 00 Hrs

(03) 8012 Directed Read

ngs

1 00 Hrs

21079 001

0800-0855

Day

MTWF

WD209

Staff

21014 001

TBA

Ml

Start

(06

21080 002

0910-1055

Day

MTWF

WD201

Staff

(03)8012 Directed Readings

2 00 Hrs

(07)21081 003

1020-1115

Day

MWThF

WD201

Staff

21015 002

TBA

Ml

Statt

(08) 21082 004

1240-0200

Day

MWTh

WD203

Staff

(03)8012 Directed Read

ngs

3 00 Hrs

21083 005

0530-0655

Night

MWTh

WD123

Staff

21016 003

TBA

Ml

Staff

1312

Elementary Calculus

3 00 Hrs

8070 Research Seminar

3 00 Hrs

21084 001

0800-0855

Day

MWF

JN110

Staff

(04)21017 001

0600-0900

Night

M

TBA

Murnane

21085 002

0800-0855

Day

MWF

WD201

Gloyer

21018 002

0530-0830

Night

Th

MI315

Caffrey

21086 003

0800-0855

Day

MWF

WD233

Caplinger

8280 Africa

3.00 Hrs.

21087 004

0910-1005

Day

MWF

WD231

Lin

21019 001

0530-0830

Night

W

MI211

Daly

21088 005

0910-1005

Day

MWF

WD227

Staff

8460 20Th Century Europe 21020 001 0230-0530 8710 Us History 1950-Present 21021 001 0530-0830

3 00 Hrs. Day 3 00 Hrs Night 3.00 Hrs

Th T

MI211 MI211

Ellis Mitchell

21089 006 21090 007 21091 008

1020-1115 1130-1225

Day Day Day

MWF MWF MWF

WD129 WD233 WD351

Stall Stall Gloyer

8960 State/Local Hstorv

21092 009

1240-0205

Day

MW

WD129

Staff

21022 001

0230-0530

Day

T

MI315

Crawford

21093 010

0220-0345

Day

MW

WD207

Staff

(03) 9000 Doctoral Dissertation

1 00 Hrs

21094 011

0800-0925

Day

TTh

WD233

Stall

21023 001

TBA

Ml

Staff

21095 012

0800-0925

Day

TTh

WD125

Staff

(03) 9000 Doctorl Dissertation

3 00 Hrs

21096 013

0940-1105

Day

TTh

WD227

Staff

21024 002

TBA

Ml

Staff

21097 014

0940-1105

Day

TTh

WD125

Staff

(03) 9000 Doctorl Dissertation

6 00 Hrs

21098 015

1120-1245

Day

TTh

WD233

Campbell

21025 003

TBA

Ml

Staff

21099 016

1120-1245

Day

TTh

WD225

Staff

(01) RESTRICTED - HONORS PICK UP FORMS BL

15

21100 017

0100-0225

Day

TTh

WD129

Staff

(02) RESTRICTED - MINI COLLEGE PICK UP FORMS AD 165

21101 018

0530-0655

Night

MW

WD227

Anastassiou

(03) RESTRICTED PICK UP FORMS Ml 100

21102 019

0710-0835

Night

MW

WD233

Staff

(04) CLASS WILL BE HELD IN EGYPTIAN INSTITUTE LIBRARY

21103 020

0530-0655

Night

TTh

WD351

Staff

21104 021

0710-0835

Night

TTh

WD227

Staff

Mathematical Sciences

21105 022 21106 023

0710-0835 0900-1200

Night Day

TTh S

WD207 WD227

Staff Staff

Dr. Cecil Rousseau, Interim Chair

1321

Analyt Geom/Calculus 21107 001 0800-0855

4 00 Hrs Day

MTWF

WD231

Poole

373 Winfield Dunr

, 678-2482

21108 002

0800-0855

Day

MTWF

WD129

Minton

(06

21109 003

0910-1005

Day

MTWF

WD123

Staff

(07)21110 004

1020-1115

Day

MWThF

WD209

Dwiggins

Mathematics (Math-E280) (01) 0990 Foundations ot Geometry 3.00 Hrs 21026 001 0100-0225 Dav

TTh

WD231

Staff

21111 005 21112 006 (08)21113 007

1130-1225 1130-1225 1240-0200

Day Day Day

MTWF MTWF MWTh

WD209 WD227 WD227

Staff Staff Staff

1181 Concepts of Number

3 00 Hrs

21114 008

0530-0655

Night

MWTh

WD209

Staff

21027 001

0800-0855

Day

MWF

WD125

Staff

(09) 1402

Honors Calculus II

4 00 Hrs

21028 002

0910-1005

Day

MWF

WD125

Staff

(07)21115 301

1020-1115

Day

MWThF

WD247

Trow

21029 003

1020-1115

Day

MWF

JN110

Schelp

2000

Experiences In Math

3.00 Hrs.

21030 004

1130-1225

Day

MWF

WD129

Dwiggins

21116 001

1020-1115

Day

MW

WD251

Schmitt

21031 005

1130-1225

Day

MWF

WD203

Staff

(10

21117 521

TBA

TBA

Staff

21032 006

1240-0205

Day

MW

WD125

Staff

2321

Analyt Geom/Calculus

4 00 Hrs

21033 007

0800-0925

Day

TTh

WD207

Staff

21118 001

0800-0855

Day

MTWF

WD227

Dwiggins

21034 008

0940-1105

Day

TTh

WD129

Staff

(06)21119 002

0910-1005

Day

MTWF

WD209

Poole

21035 009

0900-1200

Day

S

WD125

Staff

(07)21120 003

1020-1115

Day

MWThF

WD225

Stevenson

21036 010

0100-0225

Day

TTh

WD351

Dwiggins

21121 004

1130-1225

Day

MTWF

WD207

Poole

21037 011

0530-0655

Night

TTh

WD125

Staff

(08)21122 005

1240-0200

Day

MWTh

WD123

Statt

21038 012

0530-0655

Night

MW

WD125

Staff

21123 006

0530-0655

Night

MWTh

WD207

Staff

1182 Concepts of Algebra

3.00 Hrs.

21124 007

0710-0835

Night

MWTh

WD123

Staff

21039 001

0800-0855

Day

MWF

WD225

Staff

2322

Analyt Geom/Calculus

4,00 Hrs.

21040 002

0910-1005

Day

MWF

WD351

Gloyer

21125 001

0800-0855

Day

MTWF

WD123

Staff

21041 003

1240-0205

Day

MW

WD209

Staff

(06)2112

0910-1005

Day

MTWF

WD225

Staff

21042 004

0800-0925

Day

TTh

WD201

Staff

21127 003

1130-1225

Day

MTWF

WD201

Staff

21043 005

0940-1105

Day

TTh

WD231

Staff

21128 004

0710-0835

Night

MWTh

WD125

Staff

21044 006

1120-1245

Day

TTh

WD129

Staff

(09) 2402

Honors Math

4 00 Hrs

21045 007

0100-0225

Day

TTh

WD209

Gloyer

21129 301

TBA

WD

Staff

21046 008

0710-0835

Night

MW

WD227

Staff

2581

Concepts of Geometry

3.00 Hrs.

21047 009

0900-1200

Day

S

WD123

Staff

21130 001

1240-0205

Day

MW

WD207

Staff

(02) 21048 909

0100-0225

Day

TTh

WD209

Gloyer

21131 002

0530-0655

Night

TTh

WD203

Staff

(02)21049 910

0530-0655

Night

TTh

WD251

Staff

2701

Discrete Structures

3.00 Hrs

1211 College Algebra

3 00 Hrs

21132 001

1020-1115

Day

MWF

WD123

Rousseau

21050 001

0800-0855

Day

MWF

WD351

Staff

3242

Intro Linear A aebra

3.00 Hrs.

21051 002

0800-0855

Day

MWF

WD207

Staff

21133 001

0940-1105

Day

TTh

WD251

Campbell

(03) 21052 003

0800-0855

Day

MTThF

WD243

Staff

3391

Differential Equations

3 00 Hrs

21053 004

0910-1005

Day

MWF

JN110

Barton

21134 001

0800-0855

Day

MWF

WD203

Stevenson

(04) 21054 005

0910-1005

Day

MTWF

WD207

Staff

21135 002

1130-1225

Day

MWF

WD225

Metzen

21055 006 (05)21056 007 21057 008 21058 009

1020-1115 1020-1115 1020-1115 1130-1225

Day Day Day Day

MWF MWThF MWF MWF

WD227 WD207 WD351 JN110

Stan Staff Staff Staff

21136 003 21137 004 21138 005

0940-1105 1120-1245 0710-0835

Day Day Night

TTh TTh MW

WD243 WD351 WD207

8otelho Stevenson Anastassiou

(03)21059 010 (03)21060 011

1130-1225 0100-0155

Day Day

MTThF MTWTh

WD123 WD201

Staff Staff

4240

Matrix Algebr 21139 001

1130-1225

3 00 Hrs Day

MWF

WD233

Barton

21061 012

0800-0925

Day

TTh

WD351

Stevenson

4242

Linear Algebra

3 00 Hrs

21062 013

0800-0925

Day

TTh

WD203

Staff

21140 001

1020-1115

Day

MWF

WD243

Lin

21063 014

0940-1105

Day Day

TTh

WD351

Minton

4261

Abstract Algebra

3.00 Hrs

21064 015

0940-1105

TTh

WD203

Staff

21141 001

0100-0225

Day

TTh

WD247

Botelho

21065 016

1120-1245

Day

TTh

WD125

Staff

4351

Advanced Calculus

3 00 Hrs

21066 017

1120-1245

Day

TTh

WD231

Berger

21142 001

1240-0205

Day

MW

WD231

Schmitt

21067 018

0100-0225

Day

TTh

WD207

Staff

4361

Complex Variables

3 00 Hrs.

21068 019

0530-0655

Night

MW

WD129

Staff

21143 001

1130-1225

Day

MWF

WD251

Trow

21069 020

0710-0835

Night

MW

WD 129

Staff

4392

Partial Did Equa II

3 00 Hrs

21070 021

0530-0655

Night

TTh

WD129

Staff

21144 001

0940-1105

Day

TTh

WD249

Jamison

21071 022

0710-0835

Night

TTh

WD 129

Staff

4611

Statistical Methods I

3 00 Hrs

21072 023

0710-0835

Night

TTh

WD201

Staff

21145 001

0100-0225

Day

TTh

WD251

Staff

21073 024

0900-1200

Day

S

WD207

Staff

4612

Statistical Methods II

3.00 Hrs

1212 Trigonometry

3.00 Hrs

21146 001

0800-0925

Day

TTh

WD251

Wong

21074 001

0910-1005

Day

MWF

WD129

Staff

4631

Probability

3.00 Hrs.

21075 002

1130-1225

Day

MWF

WD125

Staff

21147 001

1020-1115

Day

MWF

WD231

Start

21076 003

0800-0925

Day

TTh

WD225

Staff

4635

Intro Probability Thry

3 00 Hrs.

21077 004

1120-1245

Day

TTh

WD203

Staff

21148 001

0400-0525

Day

TTh

WD201

George

32

Spring Term

Mathematics (Math-E280)

-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-

6240 Matrix Algebra 3.00 Hrs.

WD233 Barton

WD247 Botelho

	21149 001 1130-1225	Day
6242	Linear Algebra	3.00 Hrs.
	21150 001 1020-1115	Day
6261	Abstract Algebra	3.00 Hrs.
	21151 001 0100-0225	Day
6351	Advanced Calculus	3 00 Hrs.
	21152 001 1240-0205	Day
6361	Complex Variables	3.00 Hrs.
	.21153 001 1130-1225	Day
6392	Partial Diff Equa II	3.00 Hrs
	21154 001 0940-1105	Day
6611	Statistical Methods 1	3.00 Hrs.
	21155 001 0100-0225	Day
6612	Statistical Methods II	3.00 Hrs.
	21156 001 0800-0925	Day
6631	Probability	3 00 Hrs.
	21157 001 1020-1115	Day
6635	Intro Probability Thry	3.00 Hrs.
	21158 001 0400-0525	Day
7236	Applied Graph Theory	3.00 Hrs.
	21159 001 0910-1005	Day
7262	Algebraic Theory II	3.00 Hrs
	21160 001 0530-0655	Night
7282	Abstract Alg For Tchrs 21161 001 TBA	3.00 Hrs.
7351	Real Variables II	3.00 Hrs
	21162 001 1120-1245	Day
7376	Methods Math Physics II	3 00 Hrs.
	21163 001 0910-1005	Day
7395	Theory Diff Equatns	3.00 Hrs.
	21164 001 0400-0515	Day
7643	Least Sq/Regr Analysis	3.00 Hrs.
	21165 001 0530-0655	Night
7647	Non-Param Stat Meth	3.00 Hrs.
	21166 001 0100-0225	Day

WD231 Schmitt

WD249 Jamison

Inference Theory

21167 001 0530-0655 Sem Statistical Resch

21168 001 TBA Sem Statisticl Research

211

TBA

WD203 Metzen

WD201 George

WD225 Wong

WD335 Tan

WD335 Tan

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(09) RESTRICTED - HONORS. PICK UP FORMS BL 115.

(10) DIRECTED STUDY COURSE. SEE INFORMATION SECTION AT THE BACK OF THIS SCHEDULE.

Computer Science (Comp-E285)

1200 Computer Literacy	4 00 Hrs
21193 001	1240-0205	Day	MW	WD233	McHenry
21194 002	0940-1105	Day	TTh	WD233	McHenry
21195 003	0530-0655	Night	TTh	WD233	Staff
21196 004	0900-1200	Day	S	WD233	Staff
1200 Computer Literacy Lab	0.00 Hrs.
21170 101	0220-0345	Day	MW	WD230	Staff
21171 102	0220-0345	Day	MW	WD210	Staff
21172 103	0350-0515	Day	MW	WD230	Staff
21173 104	0350-0515	Day	MW	WD210	Staff
21174 105	0530-0655	Night	MW	WD230	Staff
21175 106	0530-0655	Night	MW	WD210	Staff
21176 107	0800-0925	Day	TTh	WD230	Staff
21177 108	0800-0925	Day	TTh	WD210	Staff
21178 109	0940-1105	Day	TTh	WD230	Staff
21179 110	0940-1105	Day	TTh	WD210	Staff
21180 111	1120-1245	Day	TTh	WD230	Staff
21181 112	1120-1245	Day	TTh	WD210	Staff
21182 113	0100-0225	Day	TTh	WD230	Staff
21183 114	0100-0225	Day	TTh	WD210	Staff
21184 115	0240-0405	Day	TTh	WD230	Staff
21185 116	0240-0405	Day	TTh	WD210	Staff
21186 117	0530-0655	Night	TTh	WD230	Staff
21187 118	0530-0655	Night	TTh	WD210	Staff
21188 119	0710-0835	Night	TTh	WD230	Staff
21189 120	0710-0835	Night	TTh	WD210	Staff
21190 121	0100-0350	Day	S	WD210	Staff
21191 122	0100-0350	Day	s	WD230	Staff
21192 123	0100-0350	Day	s	WD232	Staff
1200 Computer Literacy	4.00 Hrs.
(02)21197 521	TBA			TBA	Sondheim
1900 Computer Programming	4.00 Hrs.
21203 001	0910-1005	Day	MWF	WD233	Staff
21204 002	0530-0655	Night	MW	WD233	Staff

Computer Progrmng Lab

	21198 101 1130-0130	Day
	21199 102 1130-0130	Day
	21200 103 1130-0130	Day
	21201 104 0710-0910	Night
	21202 105 0710-0910	Night
2150	Data Structures	3.00 Hrs.
	21205 001 1120-1245	Day
3160	File Processing	3.00 Hrs
	21206 001 0910-1005	Day
3230	Assembly Lang Progrmng	3 00 Hrs.
	21207 001 1130-1225	Day
3420	Computer Organization	3.00 Hrs
	21208 001 0100-0225	Day
4001	Computer Programming	3.00 Hrs.
	21209 001 0100-0225	Day
	21210 002 0530-0655	Night
4002	Accel Comptr Prgrammng	3 00 Hrs.
	21211 001 0710-0835	Night
4003	Cmptr Orgn/Assmbly Lang	3 00 Hrs
	21212 001 0530-0655	Night
4030	Intro To Algorithms	3.00 Hrs
	21213 001 1120-1245	Day
4040	Programming Languages	3.00 Hrs.
	21214 001 0100-0225	Day
4242	Intro Computer Graphics	3.00 Hrs.
	21215 001 0910-1005	Day
4270	Operating Systems	3.00 Hrs
	21216 001 1130-1225	Day
4730	Expert Systems Program	3 00 Hrs
	21217 001 0530-0655	Night

WD210 WD210 WD210 WD210 WD210

WD243

WD249 Brooks

WD249 Garzon

WD249 Brooks

WD243 Vaught WD225 Franklin

-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-

6001

Computer Programming

21218 001 0100-0225

21219 002 0530-0655

6002 Accel Cmptr Progrmmng

21220 001 0710-0835

6003 Cmptr Orgn/Assmbly Lang

21221 001 0530-0655 6030 Intro To Algorithms

21222 001 1120-1245 6040 Programming Languages

21223 001 0100-0225 6242 Intro Computer Graphics

21224 001 0910-1005 6270 Operating Systems

21225 001 1130-1225 6730 Expert Systems Program

21226 001 0530-0655 7112 Microcomputr Prgrm II

21227 001 0530-0655 7116 Adv Database Systems

21228 001 0710-0835 7270 Operating Systems

21229 001 0710-0835 Data Communications II

21230 001 0530-0655 Cognitive Science Sem

21231 001 0130-0415 7601 Adv Topic Automata Thry

21232 001 1240-0205 7715 Comptnl Complexity

21233 001 0530-0655 7720 Art Intel Programming

21234 001 0530-0655 7740 Neural Networks

21235 001 0710-0835 7950 Computer Science Sem

21236 001 TBA 7991 Logic Programming

21237 001 0100-0225 7996 Comp Perlormnc Analysis

21238 001 0710-0835 8514 Cognitive Science Sem

21239 001 0130-0415 8740 Neural Networks

21240 001 0710-0835 8991 Logic Programming

21241 001 0100-0225

7311

7514

3 00 Hrs Night

3 00 Hrs

Day 3 00 Hrs

Day 3.00 Hrs.

Day 3.00 Hrs.

Night 3 00 Hrs.

Night 3.00 Hrs

Night 3.00 Hrs.

Night 3.00 Hrs

3 00 Hrs

Day 1.00 Hrs.

3.00 Hrs

Day 3 00 Hrs

WD249 Garzon

WD249 Brooks

WD225 Franklii

MW

WD225 Franklin

WD345 Garzon

WD249 Kong

3 00 Hrs

Day W PY425 Graesser

3.00 Hrs.

Night MW WD225 Franklin

3.00 Hrs.

Day TTh WD249 Chan

(01) STUDENTS REGISTERING FOR LECTURE/LAB COURSES MUST ENROLL IN BOTH.

(02) DIRECTED STUDY WITH LAB DO NOT SIGN UP FOR SEPARATE LAB. SEE INFORMATION SECTION AT BACK OF THIS SCHEDULE

DEPT NOTE COMPREHENSIVE EXAM FOR MS IN MATH SCIENCES WILL BE ADMINISTERED ON SAT APRIL 6. CANDIDATES WHO EXPECT TO TAKE THE EXAM SHOULD NOTIFY THE DEPARTMENT BY OCTOBER 12, 1990.

Philosophy (Phil-E330)

Dr. Nancy Simco, Chair 327 Clement Hall, 678-2535

1101 Classical Issues/ Phil 3.00 Hrs.

21242 001 0800-0855 Day MWF CL315 Staff

21243 002 0910-1005 Day MWF CL315 Staff

21244 003 1020-1115 Day MWF CL315 Staff '

Philosophy (Phil-E330)

Spring Term

110	Classical Issues/ Phil (cont.)				2111	General Physics Lab	0 00 Hrs
	21245 004 1130-1225	Day	MWF	CL315	Staff		21302 111 0115-0305	Day	M	MN224	Stan
	21246 005 0530-0655	Night	MW	CL315	Staff		21303 112 0310-0500	Day	M	MN224	Staff
	21247 006 0800-0925	Day	TTh	CL315	Staff		21304 113 0115-0305	Day	T	MN224	Staff
	21248 007 0940-1105	Day	TTh	CL315	Staff		21305 114 0750-0940	Day	T	MN224	StaH
	21249 008 1120-1245	Day	TTh	CL315	Staff		21306 115 0115-0305	Day	W	MN224	Stan
	21250 009 0530-0655	Night	TTh	CL315	Staff		21307 116 0750-0940	Day	Th	MN224	StaH
(01)21251909 0900-1200	Day	Th	TBA	Cima		21308 117 0115-0305	Day	Th	MN224	Stan
(02) 1102	Values/Modern World	3.00 Hrs				2112	General Physics	4.00 Hrs.
	21252 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	CL317	James		21320 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	MN340	Hanneken
	21253 002 0910-1005	Day	MWF	CL417	Lawlor		21321 O02 1130-1225	Day	MWF	MN340	Hanneken
1611	Elementary Logic	3.00 Hrs					21322 003 0940-1105	Day	TTh	MN340	Okelly
	21254 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	CL317	Staff		21323 055 0530-0655	Night	MW	MN222	Weatherall
	21255 002 0910-1005	Day	MWF	MI423	Staff	2112	General Physics Lab	0.00 Hrs
(03)21256 003 1020-1115	Day	MWF	CL317	Henderson		21312 111 0115-0305	Day	M	MN206	StaH
(03)21257 004 1130-1225	Day	MWF	CL317	Henderson		21313 112 0310-0500	Day	M	MN206	Stan
	21258 005 0530-0655	Night	MW	CL317	Staff		21314 113 0750-0940	Day	T	MN206	Stan
	21259 006 0800-0925	Day	TTh	CL317	Staff		21315 114 1000-1150	Day	7	MN206	Stan
	21260 007 0940-1105	Day	TTh	CL317	Horgan		21316 115 0115-0305	Day	T	MN206	Stan
	21261 008 1120-1245	Day	TTh	CL317	Staff		21317 116 0115-0305	Day	W	MN206	Staff
	21262 009 0530-0655	Night	TTh	CL317	Staff		21318 155 0700-0850	Night	M	MN206	Sta«
(04) 1611	Elem Logic Honors	3.00 Hrs.					21319 156 0700-0850	Nighl	W	MN206	StaH
	21263 301 1020-1115	Day	MWF	CL213	Staff	2511	Physics-Science & En	4.00 Hrs
3002	Foun Wesl Phil Mod Per	3.00 Hrs.					21331 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	MN204	Jones
	21264 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	CL417	Bradshaw		21332 002 0910-1005	Day	MWF	MN204	Jones
3511	Ethics	3 00 Hrs					21333 003 0940-1105	Day	TTh	MN204	Jahan
	21265 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	MI423	Timmons		21334 004 1120-1245	Day	TTh	MN204	Jahan
3514	Biomedical Ethics	3.00 Hrs.				2511	Phys-Sci & Engr Lab	0.00 Hrs.
	21266 001 0530-0655	Night	TTh	MI423	Hollander		21324 111 0115-0305	Day	M	MN224	StaH
4211	Hist ot Ancient Phil	3.00 Hrs					21325 112 0310-0500	Day	M	MN224	StaH
	21267 001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	CL213	Roche		21326 113 0115-0305	Day		MN224	StaH
4422	Rec Anglo American Phil	3.00 Hrs.					21327 114 0750-0940	Day	T	MN224	StaH
	21268 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	CL213	Henderson		21328 115 0115-0305	Day	W	MN224	StaH
4802	Business & Prot Ethics	3.00 Hrs.					21329 116 0750-0940	Day	Th	MN224	StaH
	21269 001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	CL417	James		21330 117 0115-0305	Day	Th	MN224	StaH
4604	Critical Theory 21270 001 0530-0830	3.00 Hrs Night	W	CL213	Nenon	(02) 2511	Phys-Sci & Eng Honors 21335 301 1120-1245	4.00 Hrs. Day	TTh	MN222	Marchmi
-GRADUATE- Oiii. , , > .ti.ideutSi--iii.lv '.ijivirrrti: n-iAnn/vn :-;lhool	2512	Physics-Sci & Engr	4,00 Hrs.
6211	Hist ot Ancient Phil	3 00 Hrs.					21344 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	MN332	Achar
	21271 001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	CL213	Roche		21345 002 1020-1115	Day	MWF	MN332	Achar
6422	Recnt Anglo-Amer Phil	3.00 Hrs.					21346 003 1120-1245	Day	TTh	MN332	Collins
	21272 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	CL213	Henderson		21347 055 0530-0655	Night	MW	MN204	Sayre
6802	Business & Prof Ethics	3.00 Hrs.				2512	Phys Sci & Engr Lab	0.00 Hrs.
	21273 001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	CL417	James		21336 111 0115-0305	Day	M	MN206	Stan
6804	Critical Theory	3.00 Hrs.					21337 112 0310-0500	Day	M	MN206	Stan
	21274 001 0530-0830	Night	W	CU13	Nenon		21338 113 0750-0940	Day	T	MN206	Stan
7301	Sem Modern Phil	3 00 Hrs					21339 114 1000-1150	Day	T	MN206	StaH
	21275 001 0200-0500	Day	T	CL213	Bernasconi		21340 115 0115-0305	Day	T	MN206	StaH
7421	Seminar In Epistemology	3.00 Hrs.					21341 116 0115-0305	Day	W	MN206	StaH
	21276 001 0200-0500	Day	Th	CL213	Timmons		21342 155 0700-0850	Night	M	MN206	StaH
7804	Derrida/Husserl	3.00 Hrs.					21343 156 0700-0850	Night	W	MN206	StaH
21277 001 0200-0500 Day M (01) RESTRICTED - MINI COLLEGE PICK UP FORMS AD 165	CL213	Lawlor	3010	Intro Mod Physics 21348 001 0910-1005	3.00 Hrs. Day 3.00 Hrs.	MWF	MN202	Price
(02) COURSE 1102 MAY BE TAKEN BEFORE 1101.				3011	Theoretical Physics I
(03) COMPUTER ASSISTED OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS				21349 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	MN202	Marchini
(04) RESTRICTED - HONORS PICK UP FORMS BL	115.			3111	Mechanics	3 00 Hrs
							21350 001 1115-1225	Day	MWF	MN340	Price
Physics (Phys-E350)					3211	Elect & Magnetism 21351 001 0940-1105	3.00 Hrs. Day	TTh	MN222	StaH
Dr. Donald R. Franceschetti, Chair			3610	Experimental Techniques 21352 001 0100-0300	1.00 Hrs Day	T	MN202	Okelly
216 Manning Hall, 678-2620				3611	Experimental Techniques	1.00 Hrs.
1101	Introductory Physics	4 00 Hrs					21353 001 0100-0300	Day	T	MN202	Okelly
	21286 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	MN201	Shugart	4110	Nuclear Physics	3.00 Hrs.
	21287 002 1020-1115	Day	MWF	MN201	Shugarl		21354 001 TBA			MN	Jones
1101	Intro Physics Lab	0 00 Hrs.				4211	Optics	3.00 Hrs.
	21278 111 0750-0940	Day	j	MN221	Staff		21355 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	MN202	Woollen
	21279 112 0750-0940	Day	Th	MN221	Staff	4410	Intro Quantum Theory	3.00 Hrs.
	21280 113 0115-0305	Day	M	MN221	Staff		21356 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	MN202	Collins
	21281 114 0115-0305	Day	T	MN221	Staff	4510	Thermodynamics	3.00 Hrs.
	21282 115 0115-0305	Day	W	MN221	Staff		21357 001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	MN204	Achar
	21283 116 0115-0305	Day	Th	MN221	Staff	4910	Seminar	100 Hrs
	21284 117 0310-0500	Day	M	MN221	Staff		21358 001 0400-0500	Day	Th	MN201	Jones
	21285 118 0310-0500	Day	T	MN221	Staff	4990	Research In Physics	3.00 Hrs
1102	Survey ot Astronomy	4.00 Hrs.					21359 001 TBA			MN	Stan
	21297 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	MN325	Woollen	—GRADUATE- I ' 10 fUDFJJr FULLY «Of/.ITTED 'Tu .:.F;fcDi.i/..TI eCKOOL-
	21298 002 1020-1115	Day	MWF	MN325	Woollen	6110	Nuclear Physics	3.00 Hrs.
	21299 003 1240-0205	Day	MW	MN325	Woollen		21360 001 TBA			MN	Jones
	21300 004 0940-1105	Day	TTh	MN201	Staff	6211	Optics	3.00 Hrs.
(01)21301055 0530-0830	Night	F	MN201	McGlasson		21361 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	MN202	Woollen
1102	Survey ot Astronomy Lab	0.00 Hrs.				6410	Intro Quantum Theory	3.00 Hrs.
	21288 111 0750-0940	Day	T	MN334	Staff		21362 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	MN202	Collins
	21289 112 0750-0940	Day	Th	MN334	Staff	6510	Thermodynamics	3.00 Hrs.
	21290 113 0115-0305	Day	M	MN334	Staff		21363 001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	MN204	Achar
	21291 114 0115-0305	Day	T	MN334	Staff	7100	Classical Mechanics	3 00 Hrs.
	21292 115 0115-0305	Day	W	MN334	Staff		21364 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	MN340	Hanneken
	21293 116 0115-0305	Day	Th	MN334	StaH	7201	Quantum Mechanics II	3.00 Hrs.
	21294 117 0310-0500	Day	M	MN334	Staff		21365 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	MN332	Garland
	21295 118 0310-0500	Day	T	MN334	StaH	7210	Relativist Quantum Mech	3.00 Hrs.
(01)21296 155 0840-1030	Night	F	MN334	Stan		21366 001 TBA			MN	Jones
2111	General Physics	4 00 Hrs				7300	Electrodynamics	3.00 Hrs
	21309 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	MN222	Marchmi		21367 001 1130-1235	Day	MWF	MN325	Garland
	21310 002 1020-1115	Day	MWF	MN222	Okelly	7376	Methods Math Physics II	3.00 Hrs.
	21311 003 0800-0925	Day	TTh	MN222	Okelly		21368 001 0910-1105	Day	MWF	WD251	Rousseau

34

Spring	Term							P	hysics (PI	iys-E350)
7995	Seminar	1.00 Hrs.					21419 002 0710-1005	Night	Th	CL435	Southerland
	21369 001 0400-0500	Day	Th	MN201	Jones	7605	Sem Public Personnel Adm	3.00 Hrs.
7996	Thesis	3.00 Hrs.					21420 001 0530-0825	Night	W	CL413	Staff
	21370 001 TBA			MN	Staff	(05) 7610	Internship Public Admn	3.00 Hrs.
(01) LECTURE AND LAB COORDINATED. STUDENTS WHO ENROLL IN LECTURE SECTION 055		21421 001 TBA			CL	Staff
MUST ALSO ENROLL IN LAB SECTION 155, AND VICE-VERSA.		(05) 7610	Internship Public Admn	6.00 Hrs.
(02) RESTRICTED - HONORS. PICK UP FORMS BL 115.				21422 002 TBA			CL	Staff
						(05) 7611	Prfccticum 21423 001 TBA	3.00 Hrs.		CL	Staff
Political Science (Pols-E370]				(05) 7611	Practicum 21424 002 TBA Health Care Adm II	6.00 Hrs.		CL
Dr. William R. Marty, Interim Chair			7622	3.00 Hrs.
427 Clement Hall, 678-2395				7624	21425 001 0530-0825 Health Care Adm IV	Night 3.00 Hrs.	W	CL415	Clay
1100	American Government	3.00 Hrs.					21426 001 0530-0825	Night	T	CL415	Staff
	21371 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	CL411	Staff	7625	Legal Issues Hlth Admn	3.00 Hrs.
	21372 002 0910-1005	Day	MWF	CL413	Ruckman		21427 001 0530-0825	Night	M	CL413	Schmidt
	21373 003 1020-1115	Day	MWF	CL415	Mahood	7626	Hlth Care Pltc/Policy	3.00 Hrs.
	21374 004 0800-0925	Day	TTh	CL413	Ruckman		21428 001 0530-0825	Night	Th	CL415	Clay
	21375 005 0940-1105	Day	TTh	CL411	Staff	7628	Mental Health Pol & Law	3.00 Hrs.
	21376 006 1120-1245	Day	TTh	CL433	Staff		21429 001 0530-0825	Night	Th	CL413	Schmidt
	21377 007 0100-0225	Day	TTh	CL411	Staff	7634	Devel Pub Human Resour	3.00 Hrs.
	21378 008 0700-0950	Night	W	CL433	Staff		21430 001 0530-0825	Night	j	CL413	Staff
1101	Intro Ancient Poli Thgt	3.00 Hrs.				(05) 7702	Ind Study Pol Sci	3.00 Hrs.
	21379 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	CL413	Staff		21431 001 TBA			CL	Staff
	21380 002 0940-1105	Day	TTh	CL415	Marty	(05) 7996	Thesis	1.00 Hrs.
1102	Intro Modern Pol Thought	3.00 Hrs.					21432 001 TBA			CL	Staff
	21381 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	CL411	Marty	(05) 7996	Thesis	3.00 Hrs
(01)21382 909 0530-0835	Night	Th	CL433	Staff		21433 002 TBA			CL	Staff
2301	Comparative Politics	3.00 Hrs.				8212	Sem Constl Probs	3.00 Hrs.
	21383 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	CL433	Secher		21434 001 0600-0855	Night	M	CL409	Ruckman
(02) 2501	International Relations	3.00 Hrs.				8502	Sem Natl Security Polcy	3.00 Hrs.
	21384 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	CL415	Ballard		21435 001 0600-0855	Night	Th	CL409	Secher
	21385 002 0700-0950	Night	T	CL433	Staff	8600	Seminar Adm Theory	3.00 Hrs.
(02) 3302	West Eur Govt/Politics	3.00 Hrs.					21436 001 0710-1005	Night	M	CL413	Clay
	21386 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	CL413	Secher	8601	Meth Pro Solv Pub Ad	3.00 Hrs.
(02) 3506	American Foreign Policy	3.00 Hrs.					21437 001 0530-0825	Night	M	CL435	Heckert
	21387 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	CL415	Ballard	8602	Sem Public Finance Adm	3.00 Hrs.
3601	Public Admin	3.00 Hrs.					21438 001 0530-0825	Night	T	CL409	Southerland
	21388 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	CL435	Southerland		21439 002 0710-1005	Night	Th	CL435	Southerland
	21389 002 0530-0655	Night	MW	CL411	Staff	8605	Sem Public Personnel Adm	3.00 Hrs.
(03) 3611	Disastr/Fire Delns Plan	3.00 Hrs.					21440 001 0530-0825	Night	W	CL413	Staff
	21390 531 • TBA			TBA	Staff	8622	Health Care Adm II	3.00 Hrs.
4101	Political Statistics	3.00 Hrs.					21441 001 0530-0825	Night	W	CL415	Clay
	21391 001 0530-0655	Night	TTh	CL411	Heckert	8624	Health CaFe Adm IV	3.00 Hrs.
(04) 4212	Const Law Civil Liberty	3.00 Hrs.					21442 001 0530-0825	Night	T	CL415	Staff
	21392 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	CL433	Ruckman	8625	Legal Issues Hlth Admn	3.00 Hrs.
4213	Public Policy	3.00 Hrs.					21443 001 0530-0825	Night	Th	CL413	Schmidt
	21393 001 0530-0825	Night	M	CL415	Staff	8626	Hlth Care Pltc/Policy	3.00 Hrs.
4214	Psdncy/Exctve Dec-Mak	3.00 Hrs.					21444 001 0530-0825	Night	Th	CL415	Clay
	21394 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	CL433	Staff	8628	Mental Health Pol & Law	3.00 Hrs.
(05) 4230	Legislative Interns	3.00 Hrs.					21445 001 0530-0825	Night	M	CL433	Schmidt
	21395 001 TBA			CL	Mahood	8634	Devel Pub Human Resour	3.00 Hrs.
	21396 002 TBA			CL	Mahood		21446 001 0530-0825	Night	T	CL413	Staff
	21397 003 TBA 21398 004 TBA			CL CL	Mahood Mahood	(05) 8702	Ind Study Pol Sd 21447 001 TBA	3.00 Hrs.		CL	Staff
(05) 4231	Admin Internship	3.00 Hrs.				(01) RESTRICTED - MINI COLLEGE. PICK UP FORMS AD 165.
	21399 001 TBA			CL	Staff	(02) INTERNATIONAL STUDIES COURSE OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS.
(05) 4231	Admin Internship 21400 002 TBA Political Thght: Modem 21401 001 1020-1115	6.00 Hrs.		CL	Staff	(03) RESTRICTED TO OLFSP STUDENTS ONLY.
			(04) LEGAL THOUGHT AND LIBERAL ARTS COURSE OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS.
4421	3.00 Hrs. Day	MWF	CL409	Marty	(05) RESTRICTED. PICK UP FORMS CL 427.
(02) 4510	Inteml Political Econ	3.00 Hrs.
4605	21402 001 1020-1115 Program/Policy Evaluatn	Day 3.00 Hrs.	MWF	CL411	Ballard	Psychology (Psyc-E390)
	21403 001 0530-0825	Night	W	CL435	Heckert	Dr. Andrew W. Mevers. Chair
" (05) 4702	Independent Study	3.00 Hrs.
	21404 001 TBA			CL	Staff	202 Psychol
-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-	1101	Gen Psychology I	3.00 Hrs.
6101	Political Statistics	3.00 Hrs.					21448 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	PYAUD	Frye
	21405 001 0530-0655	Night	TTh	CL411	Heckert		21449 002 1020-1115	Day	MWF	PYAUD	Dwyer
6212	Const Law: Civil Librts	3.00 Hrs.					21450 003 0800-0925	Day	TTh	PYAUD	Bernard
	21406 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	CL433	Ruckman		21451 004 0940-1105	Day	TTh	PYAUD	Staff
6213	Public Policy	3.00 Hrs.					21452 005 1120-1245	Day	TTh	PYAUD	Bernard
	21407 001 0530-0825	Night	M .	CL415	Staff		21453 006 0530-0655	Night	TTh	PY206	Staff
6214	Prsdncy/Exctve Dec-Mak	3.00 Hrs.					21454 007 0900-1200	Day	Th	PY242	Davis
	21408 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	CL433	Staff		21455 008 0530-0830	Night	M	PY206	Smalley
(05) 6230	Legislative Interns	3.00 Hrs.				(01)21456 909 0900-1200	Day	Th	PY242	Davis
	21409 001 TBA			CL	Mahood	(01)21457 910 0530-0830	Night	M	PY206	Smalley
	21410 002 TBA			CL	Mahood	1102	Gen Psychology II	3.00 Hrs.
6421	Political Thght: Modem	3.00 Hrs.					21458 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	PY206	Leeming
	21411 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	CL409	Marty		21459 002 1020-1115	Day	MWF	PY206	Kreuz
6510	Intrtntl Political Econ	3.00 Hrs.					21460 003 0530-0655	Night	MW	PY204	Clark
	21412 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	CL411	Ballard		21461 004 0800-0925	Day	TTh	PY219	Staff
6605	Program/Policy Evaluatn	3.00 Hrs.					21462 005 0940-1105	Day	TTh	PY219	Staff
	21413 001 0530-0825	Night	W	CL435	Heckert	2201	Deviance Role Hist/Cltr	3.00 Hrs.
7212	Sem Constl Probs	3.00~Hrs.					21463 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	PY230	Lupfer S
	21414 001 0600-0855	Night	M	CL409	Ruckman	3001	Psychological Statistics	4.00 Hrs.
7502	Sem Natl Security Polcy	3.00 Hrs.					21464 001 1020-1220	Day	MW	PY244	Lupfer M
	21415 001 0600-0855	Night	Th	CL409	Secher		21465 002 0100-0500	Day	M	PY230	Staff
7600	Seminar Adm Theory	3.00 Hrs.					21466 003 1240-0240	Day	MW	PY346	Baker
	21416 001 0710-1005	Night	M	CL413	Clay	(02) 3002	Intro Psych Research	4.00 Hrs.
7601	Meth Pro Solv Pub Ad	3.00 Hrs.					21471 001 0800-0925	Day	TTh	PY362	Renner
	21417 001 0530-0825	Night	M	CL435	Heckert		21472 002 0300-0425	Day	TTh	PY346	Mittleman
7602	Sem Public Finance Adm	3.00 Hrs.					21473 003 0940-1105	Day	TTh	PY362	Leeming
	21418 001 0530-0825	Night	T	CL409	Southerland		21474 004 0530-0655	Night	TTh	PY230	Ward

35

Psychology (Psyc-E390)

Spring Term

3002	Intro Psyc Research Lab	0 00 Hrs				7602	Res Prac Phys Psyc	3.00 Hrs
	21467 101 0930-1055	Day	T	PY346	Renner		21525 001 TBA			PY	Staff
	21468 102 0430-0555	Day	Th	PY346	Mitteman	7603	Res Prac Exp Psych	3.00 Hrs
	21469 103 1115-1240	Day	Th	PY362	Leeming		21526 001 TBA			PY	Staff
	21470 104 0330-0455	Day	T	PY230	Ward	7604	Res Prac Comp Psych	3.00 Hrs
3101	Psych ot Personality	3.00 Hrs					21527 001 TBA			PY	Staff
	21475 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	PY346	Baker	7605	Res Prac Social Psyc	3.00 Hrs
	21476 002 0530-0655	Night	TTh	PY244	Staff		21528 001 TBA			PY	Staff
3102	Abnormal Psychology	3.00 Hrs				7606	Res Prac Clinical Psyc	3.00 Hrs
	21477 001 0830-0955	Day	MW	PY230	Lichstem		21529 001 TBA			PY	Staff
	21478 002 0530-0830	Night	W	PY230	Morgan	7607	Res Prac Devlpmntl Psyc	3.00 Hrs
	21479 003 1120-1245	Day	TTh	PY204	RazS		21530 001 TBA			PY	Staff
3103	Child Psychology	3 00 Hrs				7608	Res Prac Neuropsyc	3.00 Hrs
	21480 001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	PY219	Staff		21531 001 TBA			PY	Stall
	21481 002 0800-0925	Day	TTh	PY230	Morgan	7615	Special Problems	3.00 Hrs
3104	Adult Psychology	3.00 Hrs					21532 001 TBA			PY	Staff
	21482 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	PY204	Lupter S	7616	Clin Prac Neuropsyc	3.00 Hrs
3106	Social Psychology	3 00 Hrs					21533 001 TBA			PY	Long
	21483 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	PY346	Start	7704	Neuropsychology IV	3.00 Hrs
	21484 002 0940-1105	Day	TTh	PY244	Lupter M		21534 001 1000-1125	Day	TTh	PY240	RazN
3303	Think & Cog Processes	3.00 Hrs				7802	Psych Problems ot Child	3.00 Hrs
	21485 001 1120-1245	Day	MW	PY362	Gholson		21535 001 0430-0730	Night	W	PY208	Fagan
	21486 002 0530-0655	Night	TTh	PY238	Kreuz	7803	Psych Ed Assessmnt 1	3.00 Hrs
3304	Perceptual Psychology	3.00 Hrs					21536 001 0530-0830	Night	M	PY208	Bracken
	21487 001 0940-1105	Day	MW	PY362	Marks		21537 002 0530-0830	Night	M	PY240	Staff
3306	Physiological Psyc	3.00 Hrs				7812	Intern: School Psyc	3.00 Hrs
	21488 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	PY206	Long		21538 001 TBA			PY	Fagan
	21489 002 1120-1245	Day	TTh	PY346	Renner	7812	Intern: School Psyc	6.00 Hrs
	21490 003 0710-0835	Night	TTh	PY230	Ward		21539 002 TBA			PY	Fagan
3506	Human Sexuality	3.00 Hrs				(04) 7996	Thesis	1.00 Hrs
	21491001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	PY204	Lupter S		21540 001 TBA			PY	Staff
3507	Alcohol/Drugs/Behavior	3,00 Hrs				7996	Thesis	3.00 Hrs
	21492 001 0530-0830	Night	M	PY219	Trapold		21541 002 TBA				Staff
3508	Indust Organiza Psyc 21493 001 053O-O830	3.00 Hrs Night	M	PY242	Frye	8000	Issues Gen Psyc I 21542 001 0530-0830	3.00 Hrs Night	T	PY362	Staff
4012	Envrn Survival & Behavr	3.00 Hrs				8011	Neuropharmacology	3.00 Hrs
	21494 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	PY204	Dwyer		21543 001 0100-0400	Day	W	PY208	Windeis/Mitt
4014	Sport Psychology 21495 001 1120-1245	3.00 Hrs Day	TTh	PY244	Whelan	8012	Advanced Design 21644 001 0515-0815	3.00 Hrs Night	M	PY230	Shadish
(03) 4101	Hist ot Psychology 21496 001 0530-0820	3.00 Hrs Night	T	PY346	Gholson	8200	Soc/Community Intrvntn 21545 001 0200-0500	3.00 Hrs Day	M	PY232	Shadish
(03) 4503	Special Prob In Psyc 21497 001 TBA	1.00 Hrs		PY	Staff	8206	Group Processes 21546 001 0530-0830	3.00 Hrs Night	W	PY244	Clark/Lupfer
(03) 4503	Special Prob In Psyc 21498 OO? TRA	2.00 Hrs		PY	Staff	8208	Psyc of Perception 21547 001 0530-0830	3.00 Hrs Night	T	PY242	Marks
(03) 4503 Special Prob In Psyc 3.00 Hrs 21499 003 TBA (03) 4504 Directed Research 3.00 Hrs 21500 001 TBA -GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FUL	LY ADMITTI	PY PY .D TO GRA(	Staff Staff UATE SCHOOL-	8210 8215 8219	Psych ot Learning 21548 001 1240-0205 Organizational Psyc 21549 001 0400-0700 Soc/Persnlty Devel 21550 001 123(M)300	3.00 Hrs Day 3.00 Hrs Day 3.00 Hrs Day	MW T T	PY204 PY236 PY219	Trapold Frye Cohen
7000	Issues Gen Psyc I	3.00 Hrs				8301	Res Design & Methods	3.00 Hrs
	21501 001 0530-0830	Night	T	PY362	Statf		21551 001 0220-0520	Day	W	PY362	Berman
7011	Neuropharmacology	3.00 Hrs				(03) 8302	Adv Statistics Psych 1	3.00 Hrs
	21502 001 0100-0400	Day	W	PY208	Winders/Mitt		21552 001 1030-1155	Day	MW	PY230	Lichstein
7012	Advanced Design	3.00 Hrs				8414	Clinical Hypnosis	3.00 Hrs
	21503 001 0515-0815	Night	M	PY230	Shadish		21553 001 0900-1200	Day	M	PY208	Khanna
7200	Soc/Community Intrvntn	3 00 Hrs				8416	Child Psychopathology	3.00 Hrs
	21504 001 0200-0500	Day	M	PY232	Shadish		21554 001 1000-0100	Day	W	PY242	RazS
7206	Group Processes	3.00 Hrs				8433	Clinic Asses/Psychodiag	3 00 Hrs
	21505 001 0530-0830	Night	W	PY244	Clark/Lupfer		21555 001 01004350	Day	T	PY240	Bernard
7208	Psyc ol Perception	3 00 Hrs				(03) 8434	Clin Psychotherapies	4.00 Hrs
	21506 001 0530-0830	Night	T	PY242	Marks		21556 001 0100-0450	Day	T	PY208	Khanna
7210	Psych ol Learning	3.00 Hrs					21557 002 0910-1200	Day	M	PY232	Neimeyer
	21507 001 12404205	Day	MW	PY204	Trapold		2.1558 003 TBA			PY	Staff
7215	Organizational Psyc	3.00 Hrs					21559 004 TBA			PY	Staff
	21508 001 0400-0700	Day	T	PY236	Frye	8438	Pract Clinical Trtmt	2.00 Hrs
7219	Soc/Persnlty Devel	3.00 Hrs					21560 001 TBA			PY	Staff
	21509 001 1230-0300	Day	T	PY219	Cohen	8501	Sem General Psychology	3.00 Hrs
7301	Research Design & Meth	3.00 Hrs					21561 001 02004450	Day	F	PY232	Berman
	21510 001 . 0220-0520	Day	W	PY362	Berman	8506	Sem Clinical Psyc	3.00 Hrs
7302	Adv Statistics Psych 1	3.00 Hrs					21562 001 TBA		M	PY	Klesges
	21511001 1030-1155	Day	MW	PY230	Lichstem		21563 002 0230-0500	Day	TTh	PY244	RazN
7414	Clinical Hypnosis	3.00 Hrs				8512	Sem Develpmtal Psyc	3 00 Hrs
	21512 001 0900-1200	Day	M	PY208	Khanna		21564 001 12304300	Day	W	PY219	Cohen
7416	Child Psychopathology	3.00 Hrs				8601	Res Prac Gen Psych	3.00 Hrs
	21513 001 1000-0100	Day	W	PY242	RazS		21565 001 TBA			PY	Staff
7433	Clinic Asses/Psychodiag	3.00 Hrs				8602	Res Pract Phys Psyc	3.00 Hrs
	21514 001 0100-0350	Day	T	PY242	Bernard		21566 001 TBA			PY	Staff
(03) 7434	Clin Psychotherapies	4,00 Hrs				8603	Res Prac Exp Psyc	3.00 Hrs
	21515 001 0100-0450	Day	T	PY208	Khanna		21567 001 TBA			PY	Staff
	21516 002 0910-1200	Day	M	PY232	Neimeyer	8604	Res Prac Comp Psych	3.00 Hrs
	21517 003 TBA			PY	Staff		21568 001 TBA			PY	Staff
	21518 004 TBA			PY	Staff	8605	Res Prac Social Psych	3.00 Hrs
7438	Pract Clinical Trtmt	2.00 Hrs					21569 001 TBA			PY	Staff
	21519 001 TBA			PY	Staff	8606	Res Prac Clinical Psyc	3 00 Hrs
7501	Sem General Psychology	3.00 Hrs					21570 001 TBA			PY	Bernard
	21520 001 0200-0450	Day	F	PY232	Berman	8607	Res Prac Devlmntl Psyc	3.00 Hrs
7506	Sem Clinical Psyc	3.00 Hrs					21571 001 TBA			PY	Staff
	21521 001 0200-0500	Day	M	PY232	Klesges	8608	Res Prac Neuropsych	3.00 Hrs
	21522 002 0230-0500	Day	TTh	PY244	RazN		21572 001 TBA			PY	Staff
7512	Sem Develpmtal Psyc	3.00 Hrs				8615	Special Problems	3.00 Hrs
	21523 001 1230-0300	Day	W	PY219	Cohen		21573 001 TBA			PY	Staff
7601	Res Prac Gen Psych	300 Hrs				8616	Clin Pract Neuropsyc	3.00 Hrs
	21524 001 TBA			PY	Staff		21574 001 TBA			PY	Long

36

Spring Term

Psychology (Psyc-E390)

8620 Major Area Paper	3.00 Hrs.				3860	Soci of Religion	3.00 Hrs.
21575 001	TBA			PY	Staff		21634 001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	CL203	Takayama
8704 Neuropsychology IV	3.00 Hrs.				4210	Rise of Soc Theory	3.00 Hrs.
21576 001	1000-1125	Day	TTh	PY240	RazN		21635 001 0530-0635	Night	TTh	CL133	Wolf
8802 Psych Problems of Child	3.00 Hrs				4211	Contemp Soc Theory	3.00 Hrs.
21577 001	0430-0730	Night	W	PY208	Fagan		21636 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	CL201	Warren
8803 Psych Ed Assessmnt I	3.00 Hrs.				4420	Racial Inequality	3 00 Hrs.
21578 001	0530-0830	Night	M	PY208	Bracken		21637 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	CL133	Higginbotham
21579 002	0530-0830	Night	M	PY232	Staff	4460	Blk/Wht Women In South	3.00 Hrs.
8812 Intern Schoo	Psyc	3.00 Hrs.					21638 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	CL215	Dill
21580 001	TBA			PY	Fagan	4541	Sociology of Aging	3.00 Hrs.
8812 Inlern: School Psyc	6.00 Hrs.					21639 001 0530-0845	Night	M	CL135	Hurd
21581 002	TBA			PY	Fagan	4851	Medical Sociology	3.00 Hrs.
9000 Dissertation		1.00 Hrs.					21640 001 0530-0655	Night	MW	CL203	Staff
21582 001	TBA			PY	Staff	4852	Soci Mental Illness	3.00 Hrs.
9000 Dissertation 21583 002 9000 Dissertation 21584 003	TBA TBA	3.00 Hrs 6.00 Hrs		PY PY	Staff Staff	4908	21641 001 1020-1115 Bible: Women and Gender 21642 001 0530-0655	Day 3.00 Hrs. Nighi	MWF TTh	CL133 CL203	Enck Demmmgs
9000 Dissertation		9.00 Hrs.					21643 002 0900-1200	Day	S	CL133	Demmings
21585 004	TBA			PY	Staff	(03) 4912	Directed Indiv Study	1.00 Hrs
(01) RESTRICTED ■ MINI COLLEGE. PICK UP FORMS AD 165.				21644 001 TBA			TBA	Staff
(02) LECTURE AND LAB ARE COORDINATED STUDENTS MUST ENROLL	IN A LAB SESSION	(03) 4912	Directed Indiv Study	2 00 Hrs
ENDING IN SAME DIGIT AS LECTURE.					21645 001 TBA			TBA	Staff
(03) RESTRICTED. PICK UP FORMS PY 202.				(03) 4912	Directed Indiv Study	3 00 Hrs.
(04) RESERVED FOR THOSE STUDENTS IN LAST SEMESTER OF MASTER'S DEGREE		21646 001 TBA			TBA	Staff
PROGRAM FOR DEFENSE OF THESIS				(03) 4912	Directed Indiv Study	4.00 Hrs.
							21647 001 TBA			TBA	Staff
						(03) 4912	Directed Indiv Study	5.00 Hrs.
Sociology (Soci-E410) Dr. Rebecca Guy, Chair					(03) 4912	21648 001 TBA Directed Indiv Study 21649 001 TBA	6.00 Hrs.		TBA TBA	Staff Staff
231 Clement Hall	678-261 1				-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-
1111 Introductory Socioloav	3.00 Hrs.				6211	Contemp Soc Theories	3.00 Hrs.
21586 001	0800-0855	Day	MWF	CL219	Michel		21650 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	CL201	Warren
21587 002	0800-0855	Day	MWF	CL233	Warren	6541	Sociology of Aging	3.00 Hrs.
21588 003	0910-1005	Day	MWF	CL219	Michel		21651 001 0530-0845	Night	M	CL135	Hurd
21589 004	0910-1005	Day	MWF	CL233	Staff	7411	Social Stratification	3.00 Hrs.
21590 005	1020-1115	Day	MWF	CL219	Brown		21652 001 0530-0830	Night	T	CL215	Cannon
21591 006	1130-1225	Day	MWF	CL219	Ventimiglia	7511	Theories of Deviance	3.00 Hrs.
21592 007	1240-0205	Day	MW	CL219	Staff		21653 001 0530-0830	Night	T	CL135	Preston
21593 008	0530-0655	Night	MW	CL219	Donnenwerth	7528	Juvenile Delinquency	3.00 Hrs.
21594 009	0800-0925	Day	TTh	CL219	Staff		21654 001 0530-0845	Night	Th	CL135	Preston
21595 010	0940-1105	Day	TTh	CL219	Connelly	7655	Socio Found Cmmty Stds	3.00 Hrs.
21596 011	0940-1105	Day	TTh	CL233	Brown		21655 001 0530-0830	Night	W	CL135	Preston
21597 012	1120-1245	Day	TTh	CL219	Connelly	7711	Sem Comparative Soci	3.00 Hrs.
21598 013	0100-0225	Day	TTh	CL219	Donnenwerth		21656 001 0200-0500	Day	W	CL215	Timberlake
21599 014	0710-0835	Night	TTh	CL219	Donnenwerth	7832	Work and Family	3.00 Hrs.
21600 015	0900-1200	Day	S	CL219	Haley		21658 001 0145-0500	Day	M	CL215	Staff
(01)21601 909	0900-1200	Day	S	CL219	Haley	7851	Medical Sociology	3.00 Hrs.
1112 Contemp Social Problems	3.00 Hrs.					21659 001 0530-0830	Night	W	CL215	Enck
21602 001	1020-1115	Day	MWF	CL233	Brannon	7860	Sem Soci of Religion	3.00 Hrs.
21603 002	1240-0205	Day	MW	CL135	Staff		21660 001 0530-0845	Night	M	CL215	Takayama
21604 003	0800-0925	Day	TTh	CL233	Staff	(04) 7912	Directed Indiv Study	1.00 Hrs.
21605 004	0710-0835	Night	TTh	CL133	Hurd		21661 001 TBA			TBA	Staff
21606 005	0530-0830	Night	F	CL233	Staff	(04) 7912	Directed Indiv Study	2.00 Hrs.
(01)21607 909	0530-0830	Night	F	CL233	Staff		21662 001 TBA			TBA	Staff
2101 Family/Global Perspectv	3.00 Hrs.				(04) 7912	Directed Indiv Study	3.00 Hrs.
21608 001	0800-0925	Day	TTh	CL201	Petersen		21663 001 TBA			TBA	Staff
(01) 21609 909	0940-1240	Day	T	CL135	. Petersen	(04) 7912	Directed Indiv Study	4.00 Hrs.
3311 Social Statistics	3.00 Hrs.					21664 001 TBA			TBA	Staff
21610 001	0530-0720	Night	MW	CL217	Johnson	(04) 7996	Thesis	1 .00 Hrs.
3322 Methods Soc Research	3.00 Hrs.					21665 001 TBA			TBA	Staff
21611001 1020-1115 3401 Social Inequality	Day 3.00 Hrs.	MWF	CL201	Donnenwerth	(04) 7996	Thesis 21666 001 TBA	2.00 Hrs.		TBA	Staff
21612 001 0910-1005 21613 002 1120-1245 3420 Sociology ot The South 21614 001 0910-1005 3422 Racl/ Ethnc Minorities	Day Day 3.00 Hrs. Day 3.00 Hrs.	MWF TTh MWF	CL133 CL233 CL135	Brown Staff Brannon	(04) 7996 (04) 7996	Thesis 21667 001 TBA Thesis 21668 001 TBA	3.00 Hrs. 4.00 Hrs.		TBA TBA	Staff Staff
21615 001	1020-1115	Day	MWF	CL135	Warren	(04) 7996	Thesis	5.00 Hrs.
21616 002	1240-0205	Day	MW	CL203	Warren		21669 001 TBA			TBA	Staff
3432 Soci of Gender Roles	3.00 Hrs.				(04) 7996	Thesis	6.00 Hrs.
21617 001	1020-1115	Day	MWF	CL203	Ventimiglia		21670 001 TBA			TBA	Staff
21618 002	0940-1105	Day	TTh	CL203	Wolf	8411	Social Stratification	3.00 Hrs.
21619 003	0530-0830	Night	F	CL203	Cox		21671 001 0530-0830	Night	T	CL215	Cannon
(01) 21620 909	0530-0830	Night	F	.CL203	Cox	8511	Theories of Deviance	3.00 Hrs.
3501 Soc Deviant Behavior	3,00 Hrs					21672 001 0530-0830	Night	T	CL135	Preston
21621 001	0800-0855	Day	MWF	TBA	Henderson	8528	Juvenile Delinquency	3.00 Hrs.
21622 002	0940-1105	Day	TTh	TBA	Henderson		21673 001 0530-0845	Night	Th	CL135	Preston
3521 Criminology		3.00 Hrs.				8655	Socio Found Cmmty Stds	3.00 Hrs.
21623 001	0940-1105	Day	TTh	CL137	Michel		21674 001 0530-0830	Night	W	CL135	Preston
3701 Intro Social Psych	3.00 Hrs.				8711	Sem Comparative Soci	3.00 Hrs.
(02) 21624 521	TBA			TBA	Guy		21675 001 0200-0500	Day	W	CL215	Timberlake
3801 Soci Orgnztns/Bureaucrs	3.00 Hrs.				8832	Work and Family	3.00 Hrs.
21625 001	1120-1245	Day	TTh	CL201	Wolf		21677 001 0145-0500	Day	M	CL215	Staff
3831 Marriage and	Family	3.00 Hrs.				8851	Medical Sociology	3 00 Hrs.
21626 001	1020-1115	Day	MWF	TBA	Henderson		21678 001 0530-0830	Night	W	CL215	Enck
21627 002	1240-0205	Day	MW	CL233	Paratore	8860	Sem Soci of Religion	3.00 Hrs.
21628 003	0530-0655	Night	MW	CL233	Ventimiglia		21679 001 0530-0845	Night	M	CL215	Takayama
21629 004	0800-0925	Day	TTh	CL417	Michel	(01) RESTRICTED - MINI COLLEGE. PICK UP FORMS AD 165.
21630 005	1120-1245	Day	TTh	CL417	Brown	(02) DIRECTED STUDY COURSE SEE INFORMATION SECTION AT THE BACK OF THIS
21631 006	0900-1215	Day	S	CL137	Petersen	SCHEDULE.
(02) 21632 521	TBA			TBA	Brown E	(03) RESTRICTED. PICK UP FORMS CL 231
(01) 21633 909	0900-1215	Day	S	CL137	Petersen	(04) RESTRICTED SEE DIRECTOR OF GRADUATE STUDY CL 309D.

37

Division of Social Work (Swrk-E470)

Spring Term

Division of Social Work (Swrk-E470)

Dr. Morris D. Klass, Director

229B Cle	ment Hall, 678-2615
2911	Soc Response Human Need	3 00 Hrs
	21680 001 0910-1005	Day
3901	Soc Wrk Pralssn & Prac	3 00 Hrs
	21681 001 0100-0225	Day
3902	Humn Dev & Soc Inlerctn	3 00 Hrs
	21682 001 1120-1245	Day
3903	Models Soc Intrvenln I	3 00 Hrs.
	21683 001 0940-1105	Day
3904	Models Soc Intrvenln II	3 00 Hrs
	21684 001 0940-1105	Day
3905	Dyns Prol Interviewing	3 00 Hrs
	21685 001 1130-1255	Day
3930	Intro Soc Wrk Research	3 00 Hrs
	21686 001 0530-0830	Night
(01) 4830	Field Inslr Soc Work I	3 00 Hrs
	21687 001 1250-0145	Day
(01) 4831	Field Instr Soc Work II 21688 001 TBA	3 00 Hrs
(01) 4840	Inlgrtive Field Sem I 21689 001 TBA	2 00 Hrs
(01) 4841	Intgrtive Field Sem II 21690 001 TBA	2 00 Hrs
(01) 4933	Directed Ind Study 21691 001 TBA	1 00 Hrs
(01) 4933	Directed Ind Study 21692 001 TBA	2 00 Hrs
(01) 4933	Directed Ind Study 21693 001 TBA	3 00 Hrs
4934	Ch Weltare Pol/Services	3 00 Hrs
	21694 001 0530-0830	Night

CL203	Bryant
CL203	Dawson
CL203	Bryant
CL201	Dawson
CL215	Bryant
CL201	Dawson
CL201	Klass
CL201	Klass
CL	Klass
CL	Klass
CL	Klass
CL	Klass
CL	Start
CL	Start
CL201	Statt

(01) RESTRICTED PICK UP FORMS CL 229

The Fogelman College of Business and Economics

Dr. Robert Berl, Interim Dean 432 Business Administration, 678-2432

Business Administration (Ba -H500)

4900 Practicum In Research 1 .00 Hrs

21695 001 TBA BO 4900 Practicum In Research 2.00 Hrs.

21696 002 TBA BO 4900 Practicum In Research 3 00 Hrs

21697 003 TBA BO (01)4911 Internship Intnl Bus 3.00 Hrs.

TBA

80

-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL- 7900 Practicum In Rsrch 1 00 Hrs.

21699 001	TBA
7900 Practicum In	Rsrch	2 00 Hrs
21700 002	TBA
7900 Practicum In	Rsrch	3.00 Hrs
21701 003	TBA
8920 Dissertation	Seminar	3 00 Hrs
21702 003	TBA
9000 Dissertation		1 00 Hrs
21703 001	TBA
9000 Dissertation		2 00 Hrs
21704 002	TBA
9000 Dissertation		3 00 Hrs
21705 003	TBA
9000 Dissertation		4 00 Hrs
21706 004	TBA
9000 Dissertation		5 00 Hrs
21707 005	TBA
9000 Dissertation		6 00 Hrs
21708 006	TBA
9000 Dissertation		7 00 Hrs
21709 007	TBA
9000 Dissertation		8 00 Hrs
21710 008	TBA
9000 Dissertation		9 00 Hrs
21711 009	TBA
9000 Dissertation		0 00 Hrs
21712 010	TBA
9000 Dissertation		1 00 Hrs
21713 011	TBA
9000 Dissertation		2 00 Hrs
21714 012	TBA

BO Staff

BO Staff

BO Staff

BO Staff

BO Staff

BO

(01) RESTRICTED STUDENTS WILL BE PLACED WITH COOPERATING BUSINESS FIRMS OPERATING IN THE FIELD OF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS ALL POSITIONS MUST BE APPROVED BY INTERNSHIP DIRECTOR. BB 432

DEPT NOTE TO REGISTER FOR UD COURSES. NON BUS MAJORS MUST HAVE JR OR SR STATUS 8USINESS MAJORS MUST HAVE (1) COMPLETED ALL REQUIRED BUS COURSES

WITH A MIN GRADE OF C IN EACH, (2) MIN GPA OF 2 25 IN ALL REQUIRED LD BUS COURSES AND MATH 1121, (3) ACCUM 55 HRS (INCLUDING THE REQUIRED 12 HRS OF ENGL, MATH 1211 & 1312. AND LD BUS CORE) ANY EXCEPTION TO REQUIREMENTS MUST BE MADE BY COLLEGE OF BUSINESS DEAN OR DESIGNATE

School of Accountancy (Acct-H510)

Dr. Constantine Konstans, Director

0 Business Admin, 678-2445
2010	Fund of Acct		3 00 Hrs
(01)21715 001	0800-0855	Day	MWF	BB128	Staff
(01)21716 002	0910-1005	Day	MWF	BB128	Staff
(01)21717 003	1020-1115	Day	MWF	BB128	Staff
(01)21718 004	1130-1225	Day	MWF	BB128	Staff
(01)21719 005	1240-0205	Day	MW	BB128	Staff
(01)21720 006	0800-0925	Day	TTh	BB128	Staff
(01)21721 007	0940-1105	Day	TTh	BB128	Staff
(01	21722 008	1120-1245	Day	TTh	BB128	Staff
(01	21723 009	0100-0225	Day	TTh	BB128	Staff
(02	21724 010	0530-0655	Night	MW	BB128	Staff
(02	21725 011	0710-1005	Night	M	BB128	Staff
(02)21726 012	0710-1000	Night	T	BB128	Staff
2020	Fund of Acct	I	3 00 Hrs
(03)21727 001	0800-0855	Day	MWF	TBA	Staff
(03)21728 002	0910-1005	Day	MWF	TBA	Staff
(03)21729 003	1020-1115	Day	MWF	TBA	Staff
(03)21730 004	1130-1225	Day	MWF	TBA	Staff
(03)21731 005	1240-0205	Day	MW	TBA	Staff
(03	21732 006	0800-0925	Day	TTh	TBA	Staff
(03	21733 007	0940-1105	Day	TTh	TBA	Agrawal
(03	21734 008	1120-1245	Day	TTh	TBA	Staff
(03	21735 009	0100-0225	Day	TTh	TBA	Staff
(02	21736 010	0530-0655	Night	TTh	BB128	Staff
(02	21737 011	0710-1000	Night	W	BB128	Staff
(02)21738 012	0710-1005	Night	Th	BB128	Staff
(02)21739 013	0900-1200	Day	S	BB128	Staff
(04) 2020	Fund of Acct	I Honors	3,00 Hrs
	21740 301	0100-0225	Day	TTh	BB271	Staff
(05) 2410	Microcomputer Applictns	3.00 Hrs.
	21741 001	0800-0855	Day	MWF	BB265	Lin
	21742 002	1240-0205	Day	MW	BB265	Lin
	21743 003	0530-0655	Night	MW	BB265	Dubke
	21 744 004	0710-1015	Night	M	BB265	Dubke
	21745 005	0800-0925	Day	TTh	BB265	Stembart
	21746 006	0100-0225	Day	TTh	BB265	Dubke
(06) 3010	Managerial Accounting	3.00 Hrs.
	21747 001	1240-0205	Day	MW	TBA	Barton
	21748 002	0710-1000	Night	W	BB271	Barton
(05) 3110	Intermediate	\cctng I	3.00 Hrs.
	21749 001	0940-1105	Day	TTh	BB269	Lukawitz
	21750 002	0530-0655	Night	TTh	BB269	Lukawitz
(05) 3120	Intermediate Acct II	3.00 Hrs.
	21751 001	1240-0205	Day	MW	BB269	Spiceland
	21752 002	0530-0655	Night	MW	BB269	Spiceland
	21753 003	1120-1245	Day	TTh	BB269	Minmier
	21754 004	0530-0655	Night	TTh	BB271	Minmier
(05) 3310	Cost Accounting	300 Hrs.
	21755 001	1240-0205	Day	MW	BB271	Sweeney
	21756 002	0220-0345	Day	MW	BB271	Rayburn
	21757 003	0530-0655	Night	MW	BB271	Rayburn
(05) 3510	Federal Income Tax 1	3.00 Hrs.
	21758 001	1120-1245	Day	TTh	TBA	Banham
	21759 002	0710-1000	Night	Th	BB269	Banham
(05) 4020	Accounting Systems	3.00 Hrs
	21760 001	0940-1105	Day	TTh	BB271	Accola
	21761 002	0530-0655	Night	TTh	TBA	Accola
(05) 4210	Advanced Accounting	3.00 Hrs.
	21762 001	1120-1245	Day	TTh	BB271	Lambert
	21763 002	0710-1000	Night	T	BB271	Lambert
(05) 4240	Auditing		3.00 Hrs.
	21764 001	0940-1105	Day	TTh	TBA	Eaton
	21765 002	0710-1000	Night	Th	BB271	Eaton
	21766 003	1240-0205	Day	MW	TBA	Austin
(05) 4410	Adv Computer Applctns	3,00 Hrs,
	21767 001	0530-0655	Night	TTh	BB265	McMickle
(05) 4520	Fed Income Tax II	3.00 Hrs.
	21768 001	1120-1245	Day	TTh	TBA	Malloy
(05) 4720	Microcomp Acct Lab	100 Hrs
	21769 001	1130-1255	Day	F	BB265	Staff
	21770 002	0100-0225	Day	F	BB265	Staff
	21771 003	0850-1015	Night	W	BB265	Staff
(07) 4910	Problems In Accounting	3.00 Hrs
	21772 001	TBA			BB200	Konstans
(08) 4911	Internship In Acct	3.00 Hrs.
	21773 001	TBA			BB211	Barton
-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-
6210	Advanced Accounting	3,00 Hrs.
	21774 001	1120-1245	Day	TTh	BB271	Lambert
	21775 002	0710-1000	Night	T	BB271	Lambert
6240	Auditing		3 00 Hrs.
	21776 001	0940-1105	Day	TTh	TBA	Eaton
	21777 002	0710-1000	Night	Th	BB271	Eaton
	21778 003	1240-0205	Day	MW	TBA	Austin

38

Spring Term

School of Accountancy (Acct-H510)

Night OOHrs

Day OOHrs

Night OOHrs

Night OOHrs

Day

Night OOHrs

Night 00 Hrs

Night 00 Hrs

Night OOHrs

Night OOHrs

Night

Night

3 00 Hrs

Night

BB265

TBA

BB271

BB265

BB128

BB269

BB269

BB219

McMickle

Malloy

Eaton

McMickle

Austin

Sweeney

Langstraat

Langstraat

Malloy

Lambert

6410 Adv Computer Applctns

21779 001 0530-0655 6520 Fed Income Tax II

21780 001 1120-1245 7000 Financial Accounting

21781 001 0710-1015 7021 Multiuser Acct Systems

21782 001 0710-1015 7110 Cases & Prob Dcsn Makng

21783 001 0220-0345

21784 002 0530-0655 7240 Advanced Auditing

21786 001 0710-1000 7320 Sem In Controllership

21787 001 0710-1000 7509 Fed Income Tx Indv/Corp

21788 001 0530-0655 7514 Estate and Gift Tax

21789 001 0710-1015 7519 Adv Fed Tax Corp/Shares

21790 001 0710-1015 (07) 7910 Problems In Acct

21791 001 TBA (09) 7996 Thesis

21792 001 TBA 8514 Estate and Gift Tax

21793 001 0710-1015 8519 Adv Fed Tax Corp/Shares

21794 001 0710-1015 8620 Normative Acct Theory

21795 001 0200-0505 8720 Sem Acct Research

21796 001 0200-0505

(01) A COMMON FINAL EXAM WILL BE HELD FRI MAY 3. 1 00PM-3 OOPM.

(02) A COMMON FINAL EXAM WILL BE HELD FRI MAY 3, 5 00PM-7 OOPM

(03) A COMMON FINAL EXAM WILL BE HELD FRI MAY 3. 3 00PM-5 OOPM

(04) RESTRICTED - HONORS PICK UP FORMS BL 115.

(05) RESTRICTED ACCOUNTING MAJORS PICK UP FORMS BA 114

(06) NON-ACCOUNTING MAJORS ONLY

(07) RESTRICTED ACCOUNTING MAJORS PICK UP FORMS BA 219

(08) RESTRICTED ACCOUNTING MAJORS PICK UP FORMS BA 211

(09) RESTRICTED ACCOUNTING MAJORS PICK UP FORMS BA 215

DEPT NOTE TO REGISTER FOR COURSES NUMBERED 3110 TO 4911, STUDENTS MUST HAVE (1) COMPLETED ALL REQUIRED LD BUS COURSES WITH A MIN GRADE OF C IN EACH (2) A MIN QPA OF 2 50 IN ALL LD BUS CORE COURSES AND MATH 1211 (3) ACCUM 55 HRS OF COURSE WORK INCLUDING THE REQUIRED ENGL COURSES, MATH 1211, MATH 1312, AND THE LD BUS CORE. AND (4) APPLIED FOR ADMISSION TO THE ACCOUNTACY PROGRAM ANY EXCEPTION REQUIRES WRITTEN PERMISSION FROM THE SCHOOL DIRECTOR

BB215 Austin

BB269

Langstraat

Malloy

BB269 Agrawal

Day

BB271

Stembart

Economics (Econ-H520)

Dr. Donald R. Wells, Chair 400 Business Admin, 678-2474

2110	Intro Macroeconomics	3 00 Hrs
	21797 001	0650-0745	Day	MWF	BB118	Staff
	21798 002	0800-0855	Day	MWF	BB118	Bails
	21799 003	0530-0655	Night	MW	BB118	Gootzeit
	21800 004	0100-0225	Day	TTh	BB118	Reid
	21801 005	0710-1005	Night	Th	BB125	Staff
	21802 006	0900-1200	Day	S	BB118	Staff
(01) 2110	Intro To Macroecon-Honors	3.00 Hrs.
	21803 301	0800-0925	Day	TTh	BB268	- Heath
2120	Intro Microeconomics	3.00 Hrs
	21804 001	0650-0745	Day	MWF	BB125	Statf
	21805 002	1240-0205	Day	MW	BB118	Bails
	21806 003	0800-0925	Day	TTh	BB118	Ciscel
	21807 004	0710-1000	Night	T	BB125	Staff
	21808 005	0900-1200	Day	S	BB129	Statf
(02)21809 909	0900-1200	Day	S	BB129	Staff
(01) 2120	Intro To Microecon-Honors	3 00 Hrs
	21810 301	0800-0855	Day	MWF	BB264	Depperschmid
3310	Microeconomic Theory	3.00 Hrs.
	21811 001	0800-0925	Day	TTh	BB272	Fung
3320	Macroeconomic Theory	3.00 Hrs
	21812 001	0940-1105	Day	TTh	BB	Wyhowski
3580	Intnl Ec Dvlp/Ecol Pers	3 00 Hrs
	21813 001	0240-0405	Day	TTh	BB274	Fung
3610	Money and Banking	3 00 Hrs.
	21814 001	1240-0205	Day	MW	BB360	Wells
41 1 1	Managerial Economics	3.00 Hrs.
	21815 001	0650-0745	Day	MWF	BB119	Dean
	21816 002	0800-0855	Day	MWF	BB262	Dean
	21817 003	0910-1005	Day	MWF	BB262	Staff
	21818 004	1020-1115	Day	MWF	BB262	Staff
	21819 005	0710-1005	Night	M	BB264	Daniel
	21820 006	0800-0855	Day	TTh	BB262	Staff
	21821 007	1120-1245	Day	TTh	BB264	Chang
	21822 008	0100-0225	Day	TTh	BB262	White-Means
	21823 009	0710-1005	Night	Th	BB264	Staff
	21824 010	0900-1200	Day	S	BB119	Staff
(03) 4111	Managerial Economics H	3.00 Hrs.
	21825 301	1240-0205	Day	MW	BB266	Okunade

4340 Comp Econ Systems

21826 001 0100-0225 4350 International Econ

21827 001 0800-0925 4740 Health Care Economics

21828 001 0710-1005 (04)4910 Problems In Economics

21829 001 TBA 491 1 Internship In Econ

21830 001 TBA 4920 Sr Seminar In Econ

21831 001 0100-0225 (03) 4996 Honors Thesis In Econ

21832 301 TBA

-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-

6740 Health Care Economics 3 00 Hrs

1005 Night Th

Chang

BB258

BB258

BB266

BB264

BB272

Evans

Okunade

Dyer

Gootzeit

White-Means

Wyhowski

21833 001 0710-1005 7010 Economic Theory

21834 001 0710-1000 (05)21835 002 TBA

7100 Business Appl Econthry

21836 001 0240-0405

21837 002 0710-1000 7121 Sem Econ Forecasting

21838 001 0940-1105 7210 Labor Economics

21839 001 0710-1005

731 1 Adv Microeconomics II

21840 001 0710-1005

7312 Econ Behavior & Inst

21841 001 0710-1000 7321 Adv Macroeconomics II

21842 001 0710-1000 7330 Hist Economic Thought

21843 001 0800-0925 7351 Us Competitiveness/Econ

21844 001 0530-0655 7740 Appl Health Care Econ

21845 001 0710-1000 7810 Econometrics

21846 001 0240-0405 7910 Prob In Economics

21847 001 TBA 7996 Thesis

21848 001 TBA 8121 Sem Econ Forecasting

21849 001 0940-1105 8210 Labor Economics

21850 001 0710-1005

831 1 Adv Microeconomics II

21851 001 0710-1005

8312 Econ Behavior & Inst

21852 001 0710-1000 8321 Adv Macroeconomics II

21853 001 0710-1000 8330 Hist Economic Thought

21854 001 0800-0925 8351 Us Competitiveness/ Econ

21855 001 0530-0655 8740 Appl Health Care Econ

21856 001 0710-1000 8810 Econometrics

21857 001 0240-0405

(01) RESTRICTED - HONORS PICK UP FORMS BL 115

(02) RESTRICTED - MINI COLLEGE PICK UP FORMS AD 165

(03) RESTRICTED - HONORS PICK UP FORMS BB 400

(04) RESTRICTED PICK UP FORMS BB 400

(05) RESTRICTED EX MBA

DEPT NOTE TO REGISTER FOR UD COURSES. NON BUS MAJORS MUST HAVE JR OR SR STATUS BUSINESS MAJORS MUST HAVE (1) COMPLETED ALL REQUIRED BUS COURSES WITH A MIN GRADE OF C IN EACH, (2) MIN GPA OF 2 25 IN ALL REQUIRED LD BUS COURSES AND MATH 1121, (3) ACCUM 55 HRS (INCLUDING THE REQUIRED 12 HRS OF ENGL, MATH 1211 & 1312, AND LD BUS CORE) ANY EXCEPTION TO REQUIREMENTS MUST BE MADE BY COLLEGE OF BUSINESS DEAN OR DESIGNATE

Finance, Insurance, and Real Estate (Fir -H530)

Dr. Mars A. Pertl, Chair

402 Business Admin, 678-2436

2220 Personal Financial Mgmt 3 00 Hrs

Day

Night

Night DO Hrs Night

•Jujr-I

Night 00 Hrs Day

3 00 Hrs

3 00 Hrs

Day 3 00 Hrs

Night 3 00 Hrs

Night 3 00 Hrs

Night 3 00 Hrs

Night 3 00 Hrs

Day 3.00 Hrs

Night 3 00 Hrs

Night 3 00 Hrs

Day

Staff

Staff

Evans

Okunade

Daniel

BB258 Dyer

Kemmsies

BB266 Gootzeit

Haitani

White-Means

BB272 Wyhowski

21858 001	1020-1115	Day	MWF	BB125	Phillips
21859 002	0940-1105	Day	TTh	BB	Phillips
21860 003	0530-0655	Night	MW	BB121	Staff
Business Law		3 00 Hrs.
21861 001	0800-0855	Day	MWF	BB129	Kratzke
21862 002	0910-1005	Day	MWF	BB129	Statf
21863 003	1020-1115	Day	MWF	BB121	Kratzke
21864 004	0800-0925	Day	TTh	BB125	Schwartz
21865 005	0940-1105	Day	TTh	BB129	Schwartz
21866 006	0100-0225	Day	TTh	BB121	Staff
21867 007	0530-0655	Night	MW	BB	Staff
21868 008	0710-1000	Night	W	BB257	Kratzke
2186r. 009	0530-0655	Night	TTh	BB125	Schwartz

39

Finance, Insurance, and Real Estate (Fir -H530)

Spring Term

(01) 3011	Business Law Honors	3 00Hrs				7810	Adv Financial Mgmt	3 00 Hrs
	21870 301 0940-1105	Day	TTh	BB272	Wilson		21935 001 0710-1005	Night	Th	BB274	Chung
3130	Legal/Social/Pol Envrn	3 00 Hrs				7840	Quantitative Fman App	3 00 Hrs
	21871 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	BB125	Stall		21936 001 0710-1000	Night	T	BB262	Chu
	21872 002 0910-1005	Day	MWF	BB125	Wilson	(02) 7910	Problems In Fir	3.00 Hrs
	21873 003 1020-1115	Day	MWF	BB129	Wilson		21937 001 TBA			BB	Peril
	21874 004 0800-0925	Day	TTh	BB129	Moore	8810	Adv Financial Mgml	3.00 Hrs
	21875 005 0940-1105	Day	TTh	BB125	Moore		21938 001 0710-1005	Night	Th	BB274	Chung
	21876 006 0530-0655	Nighl	TTh	BB257	Tankersley	8820	Thry/Prac Fman Mgmt	3.00 Hrs
	21877 007 0100-0225	Day	TTh	BB257	Moore		21939 001 1240-0330	Day	T	BB366	Theerathorn
	21878 008 0530-0655	Night	MW	BB	Wilson	8840	Quantitative Fman App	3.00 Hrs
	21879 009 0710-1005	Night	Th	BB257	Tankersley		21940 001 0710-1000	Nighl	T	BB262	Chu
	21880 010 0900-1200	Day	S	BB257	Stall	(01) RESTRICTED - HONORS PICK UP FORMS BO 402
3310	Real Estate Principles	3.00 Hrs				(02) RESTRICTED PICK UP FORMS 80 402
	21882 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	BB259	Staff	(03) RESTRICTED - EX MBA.
	21883 002 0940-1105	Day	TTh	BB123	Kolbe	DEPT NOTE TO REGISTER FOR UD COURSES. NON BUS MAJORS MUST HAVE JR OR SR
	21884 003 0530-0655	Nighl	TTh	BB129	Staff	STATUS BUSINESS MAJORS MUST HAVE HI COMPLETED ALL REQUIRED BUS COURSES
3410	Business Finance	3 00 Hrs				WITH	A MIN GRADE OF C IN EACH. (2) MIN GPA OF 2 25 IN ALL REQUIRED LD BUS
	21885 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	BB257	Boyd	COURSES AND MATH 1121, (3) ACCUM 55 HRS (INCLUDING THE REQUIRED 12 HRS OF
	21886 002 0910-1005	Day	MWF	BB257	Staff	ENG	, MATH 1211 & 1312, AND LD BUS CORE) ANY EXCEPTION TO REQUIREMENTS
	21887 003 1020-1115	Day	MWF	BB257	Boyd	MUST BE MADE BY COLLEGE OF BUSINESS DEAN OR DESIGNATE
	21888 004 1130-1225	Day	MWF	BB257	Staff
	21889 005 1240-0205 21890 006 0800-0925	Day Day	MW TTh	BB257 BB119	Staff Staff	Management
	21891 007 1120-1245	Day	TTh	BB121	Statt
	21892 008 0530-0655	Night	MW	BB119	Staff
	21893 009 0530-0655	Night	. TTh	BB123	Staff	Dr. Thomas	r
	21894 010 0710-1005	Night	Th	BB123	Staff
3710	Investments	3.00 Hrs.				202 Busines
	21895 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	BB123	Staff
	21896 002 0940-1105	Day	TTh	BB261	Statt
3720	21897 003 0530-0655 Financial Markets	Night 3.00 Hrs	MW	BB259	Statt	Management (Mgmt-H550) 1010 Intro To Business 3.00 Hrs
	21898 001 0800-0925	Day	TTh	BB259	Bond		21941 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	BB123	Staff
	21899 002 0710-1005	Night	Th	BB119	Bond		21942 002 0910-1005	Day Day	MWF	PAAUD	Crandall
3770	Commodity Futures Mrkt	3.00 Hrs					21943 003 1130-1225	MWF	BB118	Staff
	21900 001 0710-1000	Night	T	BB257	Wood		21944 004 0800-0925	Day	TTh	BB369	Podgorski
3810	Prm ol Risk/Insurance	3 00 Hrs					21945 005 • 0100-0225	Day	TTh	BB369	Jewett
	21901 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	BB121	Phillips		21946 006 0530-0655	Night	TTh	BB369	Krieger
	21902 002 0800-0925	Day	TTh	BB123	Phillips	3110	Organization & Mgml	3.00 Hrs
	21903 003 0530-0655	Night	TTh	BB259	Puelz		21947 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	BB118	Pray
4011	Estate Plan & Law Tax	3.00 Hrs					21948 002 1020-1115	Day	MWF	BB369	Ladd
	21904 001 0800-0925	Day	TTh	BB360	Statf		21949 003 1240-0205	Day	MW	BB369	Renn
4320	Real Estate Finance	3.00 Hrs					21950 004 0940-1105	Day	TTh	BB369	Miller
	21905 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	BB360	Evans		21951 005 1120-1245	Day	TTh	BB369	Jones
4350	Real Estate Investment	3.00 Hrs					21952 006 0530-0655	Night	MW	BB118	Gieseler
	21906 001 0530-0655	Night	MW	BB	Greer		21953 007 0710-1005	Night	M	BB369	Sullivan
4440	Managerial Finance	3.00 Hrs					21954 008 0900-1200	Day	S	BB125	Warner
	21907 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	BB119	Staff	3215	Pers Adm & Indus Reltns	3.00 Hrs.
	21908 002 1120-1245	Day	TTh	BB119	Scruggs		21955 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	BB119	Hodgetts
	21909 003 0530-0655	Night	TTh	BB261	Staff		21956 002 1240-0205	Day	MW	BB36?	Staff
4550	International Finance	3.00 Hrs.					21957 003 0530-0655	Nighl	MW	BB365	Staff
	21910 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	BB257	Theerathorn	3510	Business Communications	3.00 Hrs
	21911 002 0710-1005	Night	M	BB262	Pyun		21958 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	BB369	Peeples
(02) 4610	Cases Managerial Fin	3.00 Hrs					21959 002 0910-1005	Day	MWF	BB369	Peeples
	21912 001 0800-0925	Day	TTh	BB377	Boyd		21960 003 1020-1115	Day	MWF	BB361	Peeples
	21913 002 0940-1105	Day	TTh	BB377	Boyd		21961 004 1130-1225	Oay	MWF	BB369	Krapels
	21914 003 0530-0655	Night	TTh	BB377	Chu		21962 005 1240-0205	Day	MW	BB361	Staff
4720	Oper Mgmt Fin Inst	3.00 Hrs.					21963 006 0800-0925	Day	TTh	BB361	Morse
	21915 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	BB257	Bond		21964 008 1120-1245	Day	TTh	BB361	Staff
4770	Sec Analysis/Port Mgmt	3 00 Hrs.					21965 009 0100-0225	Day	TTh	BB361	Chaney
	21916 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	BB261	Chung		21966 010 0530-0655	Night	MW	BB131	Treece
4810	Prop & Lblity Insur I	3.00 Hrs.					21967 011 0710-1005	Night	Th	BB361	Warner
	21917 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	BB258	Puelz		21968 012 0530-0655	Night	TTh	BB361	Staff
4870	Risk Management	3.00 Hrs.				4210	Human Resource Mgmt	3 00 Hrs
	21918 001 0800-0925	Day	TTh	BB257	Peril		21969 001 0800-0925	Day	TTh	BB121	Hodgetts
(02) 4910	Problems In Fir	3.00 Hrs.					21970 002 0530-0655	Night	MW	BB361	Jones
	21919 001 TBA			BB	Peril	4220	Collective Bargaining	3.00 Hrs.
(02) 4911	Internship In Fir	3.00 Hrs					21971 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	BB365	Jewett
	21920 001 TBA			BB	Pert	4230	Labor Legislation	3.00 Hrs
4912	Per Financial Plan Appl	3 00 Hrs					21972 001 0800-0925	Day	TTh	BB365	Jewett
	21921 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	BB274	Staff		21973 002 0710-1000	Night	W	BB361	Berkeley
-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-	4240	Compensation Admin	3.00 Hrs.
6810	Prop & Lbility Insur I	3 00 Hrs					21974 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	BB261	Hodgetts
	21922 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	BB258	Puelz		21975 002 0710-1000	Night	T	BB365	Townsend
7040	Bus Environ & Law	3.00 Hrs				4330	Records Mgmt & Control	3.00 Hrs
	21923 001 0710-1000	Night	T	BB119	Tankersley		21976 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	BB361	Morse
7070	Financial Management I	3.00 Hrs				4420	Orgnztl Behavior Bus	3 00 Hrs.
(03)21924 001 TBA			BB381	Burns		21977 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	BB119	Danehower
	21925 002 0530-0655	Night	TTh	BB264	Statf		21978 002 1120-1245	Day	TTh	BB365	Boyd
7150	Financial Mgmt II	3.00 Hrs					21979 003 ' 0710-1005	Night	M	BB119	Bhagat
	21926 001 0530-0655	Night	MW	BB257	Burns	4460	Word Processing Mgmt	3 00 Hrs
	21927 002 1240-0205	Day	MW	BB274	Burns		21980 001 0530-0655	Night	TTh	BB365	Chaney
	21928 003 0710-1005	Night	M	BB257	Means	(01) 4710	Business Policy	3.00 Hrs.
	21929 004 0530-0655	Night	TTh	BB268	Scruggs		21981 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	8B121	Hamrm
7170	Currnt Issues Intl Fine	3.00 Hrs.					21982 002 0910-1005	Day	MWF	8B123	Hamrin
	21930 001 0710-1000	Night	W	BB264	Pyun		21983 003 1020-1115	Day	MWF	BB261	Hamnn
7320	Financing Real Est Trans	3.00 Hrs.					21984 004 1240-0205	Day	MW	BB119	Tu
	21931 001 0530-0655	Night	TTh	BB360	Kolbe		21985 005 0800-0925	Day	TTh	BB264	Hamrin
7350	Real Est Invest Analys	3 00 Hrs					21986 006 0940-1105	Day	TTh	BB264	Gilmore
	21932 001 0710-1000	Night	W	BB266	Greer		21987 007 1120-1245	Day	TTh	BB259	Gilmore
7410	Invst Thry Portlol Mgmt	3.00 Hrs					21988 008 0530-0655	Night	MW	BB262	Davis
	21933 001 0530-0655	Nighl	MW	BB274	Means		21989 009 0710-1000	Night	M	BB123	Tu
7720	Topic Speculative Mkts	3 00 Hrs				4820	Venture Initiation Mgml	3 00 Hrs
	21934 001 0710-1005	Night	M	BB121	Wood		21990 001 0710-1000	Night	T	BB369	Jackson

40

Spring Term

Management (Mgmt-H550)

(02) 4910 Mgml Problems	3 00 Hrs				2760	Appl Program Develop 1	3.00 Hrs.
21991 001 TBA			BB	Staft		22047 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	BB274	Schooley
(02) 491 1 Internship In Mgmt	3 00 Hrs					22048 002 0710-1010	Night	M	BB274	Staff
21992 001 TBA			BB	Staff	3510	Prodctn/Opertns Mgmt I	3.00 Hrs.
—GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS		22049 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	BB370	Staff
6460 Word Processing Mgml	3 00 Hrs					22050 002 1130-1225	Day	MWF	BB119	Start
21993 001 0530-0655	Night	TTh	BB365	Chaney		22051 003 0940-1105	Day	TTh	BB259	Staff
7030 Management & Orgnztn	3.00 Hrs.					22052 004 0530-0655	Night	MW	BB261	Staff
21994 001 0530-0655	Night	MW	BB360	Sullivan		22053 005 0900-1200	Day	S	BB123	Staff
I 7130 Seminar/Organizations	3 00 Hrs.				3750	Appl Program Develop II	3.00 Hrs
21995 001 0530-0655	Night	MW	BB123	Taylor		22054,001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	BB268	Schooley
7160 Seminar In Bus Policy	3.00 Hrs					22055 002 0710-1010	Night	M	BB268	Staff
21997 001 0530-0655	Night	MW	BB369	Gilmore	3760	Operations Research	3.00 Hrs.
21998 002 0710-1005	Night	Th	BB369	Wright		22056 001 0530-0655	Night	MW	BB133	Roberts
7173 Executive Communications	3.00 Hrs.				3770	System Analysis Methods	3.00 Hrs
21999 001 0710-1005	Night	M	BB361	Treece		22057 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	BB266	Pracht
7422 Sem Organizational Thry	3.00 Hrs.					22058 002 0710-1010	Night	W	BB274	Staff
22000 001 0710-1005	Night	M	BB365	Renn	3775	Business Data Mgmt	3.00 Hrs.
7423 Sem/Motivation & Ldrshp	3.00 Hrs.					22059 001 0800-0855	Day	TTh	BB373	- Staff
22001 001 0710-1000	Night	T	BB361	Bhagat		22060 002 0530-0655	Night	TTh	BB373	Brown
7506 Sem/lndstry 4 Comp Anlys	3 00 Hrs				4430	Word Procssng Applctns	3.00 Hrs.
22002 001 0710-1000	Night	W	BB365	Davis		22061 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	BB373	Staff
(02)7910 Problems In Mgmt	3 00 Hrs				4511	Materials Management	3.00 Hrs
22003 001 TBA			BB	Staff		22062 001 0710-1010	Night	T	BB274	Staff
8422 Sem Organizational Thry	3 00 Hrs				4765	Decision Support Syst	3.00 Hrs.
22004 001 0710-1005	Night	M	BB365	Renn		22063 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	BB262	Palvia
8423 Sem/Motivation & Ldrshp	3.00 Hrs.				4780	Appld Software Dev Proi	3.00 Hrs.
22005 001 0710-1000	Night	j	BB361	Bhagat		22064 001 0530-0655	Night	MW	BB	Wilkes
8506 Sem/lndstry 8 Comp Anlys	3.00 Hrs.				4785	Inf Systems Mgmt/Plan	3.00 Hrs
22006 001 0710-1000	Night	W	BB365	Davis		22065 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	BB274	Zeltmann
(02) 8910 Problems In Mgmt	3 00 Hrs					22066 002 0710-1010	Night	W	BB262	Harbert
22007 001 TBA			TBA	Staff	4790	Mgmt Info Systems	3.00 Hrs
(01) RESTRICTED GRADUATING SENIORS PICK UP FORMS BB 202			22067 001 0530-0655	Night	MW	BB258	Staff
(02) RESTRICTED PICK UP FORMS BB 202				4795	End User Compute Mangrl	3.00 Hrs.
DEPT NOTE TO REGISTER FOR UD COURSES. NON BUS MAJORS MUST HAVE JR OR SR		22068 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	BB373	Simon
STATUS BUSINESS MAJORS MUST HAVE (1) COMPLETED ALL REQUIRED BUS COURSES		22069 002 0710-1010	Night	T	BB373	Simon
WITH A MIN GRADE OF C IN EACH. (2) MIN GPA OF 2.25	N ALL REQUIRED LD BUS	(03) 4910	Mis/Ds Problems	3.00 Hrs.
COURSES AND MATH 1121, (3) ACCUM 55 HRS (INCLUDING THE REQUIRED 12 HRS OF		22070 001 TBA			BBTBA	Staff
ENGL. MATH 1211 & 1312, AND LD BUS CORE) ANY EXCEPTION TO REQUIREMENTS	(03) 4911	Mis/Ds Internship	3.00 Hrs.
MUST BE MADE BY COLLEGE OF						22071 001 TBA			BBTBA	Staff
BUSINESS DEAN OR DESIGNATE					-GRADUATE- .:-■£, I Oill ■ i<: i.jijti'i m'i/.,ih < ■ i: OU n ■ l-luul.
					6790	Mgmt Info Systems	3.00 Hrs
Mgmt Information Systems & Decision Sciences	7020	22072 001 0530-0655 Statistical Methods	Night 3.00 Hrs.	MW	BB258	Staff
(lsds-H557)					22073 001 0530-0655 (04) 22074 002 TBA	Night	TTh	BB119 BB381	Williams Puelz
Dr. Lloyd D. Brooks, Chair					7050	Inform Syst/Mgmt Decsns 22075 001 0530-0655	3.00 Hrs. Night	MW	BB268	Staff
300 Business Admin, 678-246				7080	Prncpl Prdctn & Oprtns	3.00 Hrs.
1230 Keyboardmg/Micro Appl 22008 001 0910-1005	3 00 Hrs Day	MWF	BB373	Staff	7120	22076 001 0710-1010 Quant Meth Bus Decisns	Night 3.00 Hrs.	Th	8B370	Vineyard
22009 002 0940-1105	Day	TTh	■BB373	Staff		22077 001 0530-0655	Night	TTh	BB121	Sattertield
1240 Programmng For 8usmess 22010 001 1120-1245	3 00 Hrs Day	TTh	BB123	Staff	(04) 22078 002 TBA 22079 003 0220-0345	Day	MW	BB381 BBH9	Amini Campbell
22011 002 1130-1225	Day	MWF	BB373	Staff	7311	Sem Materials Planning	3.00 Hrs.
22012 003 0530-0655	Night 3.00 Hrs,	MW	BB373	Staff		22080 001 0530-0655	Night	TTh	BB133	Mehra
2710 Business Statistics I				7450	Simultn Anlys Bus Syst	3.00 Hrs.
22013 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF -	BB370	Staft		22081 001 0530-0655	Night	MW	BB272	Amini
22014 002 0910-1005	Day	MWF	BB370	Staff	7465	Inform Sys In Organiztns	3.00 Hrs
22015 003 1020-1115 22016 004 1130-1225 22017 005 0800-0925 22018 006 0940-1105 22019 007 0100-0225 22020 008 0530-0655	Day Day Day. Day Day Night	MWF MWF TTh TTh TTh MW	BB118 BB127 BB127 BB370 BB127 BB370	Williams Staff Staff Staff Staff	7615 7620 7630	22082 001 0530-0655 Data Comm Systms/Netwks 22083 001 0710-1010 Decision Support Systems 22084 001 0710-1010 Inlormtn Syslms Proj 22085 001 0530-0655	Night 3.00 Hrs. Night 3.00 Hrs. Night 3.00 Hrs. Night 3.00 Hrs. Night 3.00 Hrs.	TTh M TTh	BB272 BB258 BB272 BB274	Pracht Wilkes Palvia Staff
22021 009 0710-1010 22022 010 0530-0655	Night Night	M TTh	BB127 BB127	Staff Staft	7640	Inform Sys Mgmt/Plan 22086 001 0530-0655	MW	BBTBA	Jackson
22023 011 0900-1200 2711 Business Statistics II	Day 3.00 Hrs.	S	BB370	Staft	(03) 7910	Problems In Mis/Ds 22087 001 T8A		BBTBA	Staff
22024 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	BB127	Staff	7921	Sem Mis/Ds Research	3.00 Hrs.
22025 002 0910-1005	Day	MWF	BB127	Staff		22088 001 0530-0655	Night	MW	BBTBA	Campbell
22026 003 1020-1115	Day	MWF	BB127	Roberts	8311	Sem Materials Planning	3.00 Hrs.
22027 004 1130-1225	Day	MWF	BB370	Staff		22089 001 0530-0655	Night	TTh	BB133	Mehra
22028 005 0800-0925	Day	TTh	BB370	Staff	8450	Simultn Anlys Bus Syst	3.00 Hrs.
22029 006 0940-1105	Day	TTh	BB127	Puelz		22090 001 0530-0655	Night	MW	BB272	Amini
22030 007 1120-1245	Day	TTh	BB127	Sattertield	8465	Inform Sy.s In Organiztns	3.00 Hrs.
22031 008 0100-0225	Day	TTh	BB370	Satterlield		22091 001 0530-0655	Night	TTh	BB272	Pracht
22032 009 0530-0655	Night	MW	BB127	Staff	8540	Multv Anlys/Bus Rsch	3.00 Hrs.
22033 010 0710-1010	Night	W	BB127	Staff		22092 001 0300-0425	Day	TTh	BB370	Nath
22034 01 1 0530-0655	Night	TTh	BB370	Staff	8615	Data Comm Systms/Netwks	3.00 Hrs.
22035 012 0710-1010	Night	T	BB127	Staff		22093 001 0710-1010	Night	M	BB370	Wilkes
(01) 2750 Mgmt Into Comptr Appl	3.00 Hrs				8620	Decision Support Systems	3.00 Hrs.
22036 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	BB131	Staff		22094 001 0710-1010	Night	T	BB272	Palvia
22037 002 0910-1005	Day	MWF	BB133	Staff	8640	Inform Sys Mgmt/Plan	3.00 Hrs.
22038 003 1020-1115	Day	MWF	BB131	Staff		22095 001 0530-0655	Night	MW	BBTBA	Jackson
22039 004 1130-1225	Day	MWF	BB131	Staff	8720	Sem/lnform Systms II	3.00 Hrs.
22040 005 0800-0925	Day	TTh	BB133	Staff		22096 001 0100-0225	Day	TTh	BB274	Nath
22041 006 0940-1105	Day	TTh	BB131	Stall	(03) 8910	Problems In Mis/Ds	3.00 Hrs
22042 007 1120-1245	Day	TTh	BB125	Staff		22097 001 TBA			BBTBA	Staff
22043 008 0530-0655	Night	TTh	BB131	Staff	8921	Sem Mis/Ds Research	3.00 Hrs
22044 009 0710-1010	Night	T	BB129	Staff		22098 001 0530-0655	Night	MW	BBTBA	Campbell
22P45 010 0900-1200	Day	S	BB127	Staff	(01) LAB TIME REQUIRED.
(02) 2750 Mgmt Into Cmptr Appl H	3 00 Hrs				(02) RESTRICTED - HONORS. PICK UP FORMS BL	115.
22046 301 1020-1)15	Day	MWF	BB272	Staff	(03) RESTRICTED PICK UP FORMS BB 300

41

Mgmt Information Systems & Decision Sciences (lsds-H557)

Spring Term

(04) LIMITED TO EXECUTIVE MBA STUDENTS

DEPT NOTE TO REGISTER FOR UD COURSES, NON BUS MAJORS MUST HAVE JR OR SR STATUS BUSINESS MAJORS MUST HAVE (1) COMPLETED ALL REQUIRED BUS COURSES WITH A MIN GRADE OF C IN EACH, (2) MIN GPA OF 2.25 IN ALL REQUIRED LD BUS COURSES AND MATH 1121, (3) ACCUM 55 HRS (INCLUDING THE REQUIRED 12 HRS OF ENGL, MATH 1211 & 1312, AND LD BUS CORE) ANY EXCEPTION TO REQUIREMENTS MUST BE MADE BY COLLEGE OF BUSINESS DEAN OR DESIGNATE

Marketing (Mktg-H560)

Dr. George Lucas, Interim Chair 302 Business Admin, 678-2464

3010	Principles of Marketing	3 00 Hrs.
	22099 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	BB118	Schul
	22100 002 1120-1245	Day	TTh	BB118	Schul
	22101 003 0900-1150	Day	S	BB263	Staff
	22102 004 0710-1005	Night	M	BB129	Pepin
3011	Mktg Fund For Non Busn	3 00 Hrs
(01) 22103 001 0530-0655	Night	MW	BB263	Ferrell
3012	Consumer Behavior	3.00 Hrs.
	22104 001 1240-0205	Day	MW	BB129	Abercrombie
	22105 002 0800-0940	Day	TTh	BB131	Barnwell
	22106 003 0940-1105	Day	TTh	BB133	Barnwell
	22107 004 0530-0655	Night	MW	TBA	Abercrombie
3140	Adv 4 Sales Promotion	3.00 Hrs.
	22108 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	8B263	Staff
	22109 002 0800-0925	Day	TTh	BB263	Cornwell
	22110 003 0530-0655	Night	MW	BB263	Staff
3170	Advertising Mgmt	3.00 Hrs.
	22111 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	BB263	Cornwell
3320	Retailing Fundamentals	3.00 Hrs.
	22112 001 0710-1000	Night	W	BB119	BushB
3410	Sales Fundamentals	3 00 Hrs
	22113 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	BB368	Staff
	22114 002 0940-1105	Day	TTh	BB368	Null
	22115 003 1120-1245	Day	TTh	BB368	Ingram
	22116 004 0530-0655	Night	MW	BB368	Paul
3610	Physcl Distribution	3.00 Hrs
	22117 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	BB263	Paul
	22118 002 0910-1005	Day	MWF	BB263	Paul
	22119 003 1120-1245	Day	TTh	BB263	Rakowski
	22120 004 0710-1005	Night	M	BB125	Staff
3620	Trnsptatn Logistic Syst	3.00 Hrs.
	22121 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	BB368	Southern
(02) 4080	Marketing Research	3.00 Hrs.
	22122 001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	BB263	Tat
	22123 002 0910-1005	Day	MWF	BB258	Tat
	22124 003 1120-1245	Day	TTh	BB266	Barnwell
	22125 004 0530-0655	Night	TTh	BB368	Barnwell
4410	Sales Management	3.00 Hrs.
	22126 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	BB121	Ingram
	22127 002 0530-0655	Night	MW	BB129	Bush A
4530	Internatl Marketing	3 00 Hrs.
	22128 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	BB259	Bepu
4620	Carner Management	3.00 Hrs
	22129 001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	BB368	Southern
(02) 4901	Mgmt Mktg Strategies	3.00 Hrs.
	22130 001 0800-0925	Day	TTh	BB368	Summer
	22131002 0940-1105	Day	TTh	TBA	Summer
	22132 003 0710-1000	Night	T	BB368	Pepin
	22133 004 1020-1115	Day	MWF	BB368	Staff
(03) 4910	Problems In Mktg	3.00 Hrs.
	22134 001 TBA			TBA	Staff
(04) 4911	Mktg Internship	3.00 Hrs.
	22135 001 TBA			TBA	Staff
4921	Consumer Pkgd Goods	3.00 Hrs.
	22136 001 0800-0925	Day	TTh	BB261	Daniel
-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-
7060	Marketing Management	3.00 Hrs.
	22137 001 0530-0655	Night	TTh	BB263	Boiler
7140	Strategic Marketing	3.00 Hrs.
	22138 001 0710-1000	Night	W	BB263	Lucas
	22139 002 0530-0655	Night	MW	BB125	BushB
7170	Multinational Mktg Sem	3.00 Hrs
	22140 001 0710-1005	Night	Th	BB368	Tat
7213	Research Methodology	3.00 Hrs
	22141 001 0530-0655	Night	TTh	BB262	Babakus
	22142 002 0710-1005	Night	Th	BB263	Boiler
7216	Adv Research Method II	3.00 Hrs.
(05)22143 001 0100-0225	Day	TTh	BB368	Babakus
7222	Studies Buyer Behavior	3 00 Hrs.
	22144 001 0710-1000	Night	T	BB263	Abercrombie
7226	Natl Transport Policy	3.00 Hrs.
	22145 001 0530-0655	Night	TTh	BB266	Rakowski
7250	Advertising Management	3 00 Hrs
	22146 001 0710-1005	Night	M	BB263	Bush A
(03) 7910	Probs In Marketing	3 00 Hrs
	22147 001 TBA			TBA	Stan-
(03) 7920	Prob In Transp/Distnb	3.00 Hrs.
	22148 001 TBA			TBA	Staff
(03) 7996	Thesis	3.00 Hrs.
	22149 001 TBA			TBA	Staff
8216	Adv Research Method II	300 Hrs.
	22150 001 0100-0225	Day	TTh	BB368	Babakus

8226 Natl Transport Policy 3 00 Hrs

22151 001 0530-0655 Night TTh BB266 Rakowski 8233 Advanced Mktg Mgmt 3.00 Hrs

22152 001 0330-0455 Day MW BB368 Ferrell (03)8910 Probs In Marketing 3.00 Hrs.

22153 001 TBA TBA Staff (03) 8920 Prob In Transp/Distnb 3.00 Hrs

22154 001 TBA

(01) RESTRICTED PICK UP FORMS ( COMPLETED ECON 2120. JUNIOR STANDING REQUIRED.

(02) RESTRICTED PICK UP FORMS BB 302

(03) RESTRICTED CONSENT OF DEPT CHAIR REQUIRED AND SHOULD BE OBTAINED AT LEAST ONE MONTH BEFORE START OF SEMESTER

(04) RESTRICTED CONSENT OF INTERNSHIP COORDINATOR, BB 432 REQUIRED AND SHOULD BE OBTAINED AT LEAST ONE MONTH BEFORE START OF SEMESTER.

(05) RESTRICTED PERMISSION OF DEPT CHAIR PICK UP FORMS BB 302

DEPT NOTE TO REGISTER FOR UD COURSES. BUSINESS MAJORS MUST HAVE (1) COMPLETED ALL REQUIRED LD BUS COURSES WITH A MIN GRADE OF C IN EACH (2) MIN GPA OF 225 IN ALL REQUIRED LD BUS COURSES AND MATH 1211. (3) ACCUM 55 HRS (INCLUDING THE REQUIRED 1 2 HRS OF ENGL, MATH 1 21 1 & 1 31 2. AND LD BUS CORE) ANY EXCEPTION TO REQUIREMENTS MUST BE MADE BY COLLEGE OF BUSINESS DEAN OR DESIGNATE IT IS THE STUDENT'S RESPONSIBILITY TO HAVE COMPLETED ALL PREREQUISITES AND MAKE ANY SCHEDULE CHANGE TO COMPLY.

College of Communication and Fine Arts

Dr. Richard R. Ranta, Dean 234 Communication & Fine Arts, 678-2350

Art (Art -K020)

Dr. Carol Crown, Chair 201 D Jones Hall, 678-2217

1101	Intro To Art		3.00 Hrs.
	22155 001	0910-1005	Day	MWF	J0226	Staff
	22156 002	0910-1005	Day	MWF	J0214	Staff
	22157 003	0910-1005	Day	MWF	J0212	Staff
	22158 004	1020-1115	Day	MWF	J0226	Staff
	22159 005	1020-1115	Day	MWF	J0214	Staff
	22160 006	1020-1115	Day	MWF	J0212	Staff
	22161 007	1130-1225	Day	MWF	J0226	Staff
	22162 008	1130-1225	Day	MWF	J0212	Staff
	22163 009	1240-0135	Day	MWF	J0226	Staff
	22164 010	0800-0925	Day	TTh	J0226	Edwards
	22165 011	0940-1105	Day	TTh	J0226	Edwards
	22166 012	0940-1105	Day	TTh	J0212	Staff
	22167 013	0940-1105	Day	TTh	J0218	Staff
	22168 014	1120-1245	Day	TTh	J0226	Staff
	22169 015	1120-1245	Day	TTh	J0212	Staff
	22170 016	0100-0225	Day	TTh	J0226	Staff
	22171 017	0530-0820	Night	T	J0226	Staff
	22172 018	0530-0825	Night	Th	J0226	Ramsey
(01)22173 909	0530-0825	Night	Th	J0226	Ramsey
1201	Basic Design		3 00 Hrs.
	22174 101	0745-1035	Day	MW	AB117	Wallace
	22175 102	1045-0135	Day	MW	AB117	While
	22176 103	0745-1035	Day	TTh	AB117	Wallace
1204	Color Fundamentals	3.00 Hrs.
	22177 101	0745-1035	Day	MW	AB121	Huang
	22178 102	1045-0135	Day	MW	AB121	Huang
	22179 103	0745-1035	Day	TTh	AB127	Herbert
	22180 104	1045-0135	Day	TTh	AB127	Herbert
	22181 105	0145-0435	Day	TTh	AB117	Edwards
	22182 106	0530-0820	Night	MW	AB127	Herbert
1311	Beginning Drawing	3 00 Hrs.
	22183 101	0745-1035	Day	MW	JO007	White
	22184 102	0145-0435	Day	MW	J0005	Staff
	22185 103	0745-1035	Day	TTh	JO007	Staff
	22186 104	1045-0135	Day	TTh	JO007	Staff
1314	Figure Structure	3 00 Hrs.
	22187 101	0745-1035	Day	MW	JO005	Staff
	22188 102	1045-0135	Day	MW	JO005	Staff
	22189 103	0530-0820	Night	MW	JO005	Staff
	22190 104	0745-1035	Day	TTh	JO005	Langdon
	22191 105	1045-0135	Day	TTh	JO005	White
	22192 106	0145-0435	Day	TTh	JO005	Staff
2101	World Art I		3.00 Hrs.
	22193 001	1130-1255	Day	MW	J0214	Corcoran
	22194 002	0710-1005	Night	Th	J0214	Crown
2102	World Art II		3 00 Hrs
	22195 001	0910-1035	Day	TTh	J0214	Staff
	22196 002	1120-1245	Day	TTh	J0214	Staff
2201	Design I		3 00 Hrs.
	22197 101	0745-1035	Day	MW	AB127	Herbert
2202	Design II		3.00 Hrs
	22198 101	0745-1035	Day	MW	AB111	Pohl
	22199 102	0745-1035	Day	TTh	AB111	Myart
	22200 103	0530-0820	Night	TTh	AB121	Huang

42

Spring Term

Art (Art -K020)

2213 Typographic Design I	3.00 Hrs.				4351	Adv Printmaking I	3.00 Hrs.
22201 101 0745-1035	Day	TTh	J0239	Lowrance		22254 101 0530-0820	Night	TTh	JO009	Simpkins
22202 102 1045-0135	Day	TTh	J0249	Lowrance	4352	Adv Printmaking II	3.00 Hrs
2222 Graphic Product/Proc II	3.00 Hrs.					22255 101 0530-0820	Night	TTh	JO009	Simpkins
22203 101 0745-1035	Day	MF	J0314	Staff	(02) 4410	Art Educ Independ Study	3.00 Hrs.
22204 102 0745-1035	Day	TTh	J0314	Staff		22256 101 TBA			J0313	McKeegan
22205 103 0530-0820	Night	TTh	J0314	Staff	4424	Wovn/Const Fibr Dsgn I	3 00 Hrs.
2234 Interior Color/Comp	3.00 Hrs.					22257 101 0145-0435	Day	MW	J0311	McKeegan
22206 101 1045-0135	Day	MW	JO303	Fisher	4425	Wovn/Const Fibr Dsgn II	3.00 Hrs.
231 3 Drawing & Composition	3.00 Hrs.					22258 101 0145-0435	Day	MW	J0311	McKeegan
22207 101 0745-1035	Day	MW	JO003	Langdon	4512	Sculpture V	3.00 Hrs.
22208 102 1045-0135	Day	TTh	JO003	Knowles		22259 101 0145-0435	Day	TTh	AB113	Katz
2314 Drawing & Concept	3.00 Hrs.				4521	Ceramics III	3.00 Hrs.
22209 101 1045-0135	Day	TTh	JO001	Beaver		22260 101 1045-0135	Day	TTh	AB120	Katz
2351 Intro To Printmaking	3.00 Hrs.				4522	Ceramics IV	3.00 Hrs
22210 101 0145-0435	Day	TTh	JO009	Staff		22261 101 1045-0135	Day	TTh	AB120	Katz
2511 Sculpture H	3.00 Hrs.				4611	Senior Problems	3.00 Hrs
22211 101 1045-0135	Day	TTh	AB113	Myatl	(06) 22262 101 0530-0820	Night	MW	J0239	Foster
2701 Photography I	3.00 Hrs.				(07)22263 102 0745-1035	Day	TTh	JO307	- Fisher
22212 101 0145-0435	Day	MW	AA108	Jasud	(03)22264 103 TBA			TBA	Staff
22213 102 0745-1035	Day	TTh	AA108	McPherson	(03) 4621	Workshop In Art I	3 00 Hrs
22214 103 1045-0135	Day	TTh	AA108	McPherson		22265 101 TBA			TBA	Staff
22215 104 0530-0820	Night	TTh	AA108	Jasud	(03) 4622	Workshop In Art II	3.00 Hrs.
2702 Photography II	3.00 Hrs.					22266 101 TBA			TBA	Staff
22216 101 0530-0820	Night	TTh	AA108	McPherson	4702	Photogrphc Mat/Process	3.00 Hrs.
3104 Hist Furn & Interior II	3.00 Hrs.					22267 101 0530-0820	Night	MW	MJ200	Jasud
22217 001 0145-0310	Day	MW	J0212	Witherington	(02) 4711	Adv Photography Seminar	3.00 Hrs.
3222 Graphic Design II	3.00 Hrs.					22268 101 TBA			AA108	McPherson
22218 101 0745-1035	Day	MF	J0239	Staff	(02) 4712	Phtgrphy Portfolio Sem	3.00 Hrs
22219 102 1045-0135	Day	TTh	J0239	Staff		22269 101 TBA			AA108	McPherson
(02) 3225 Computer Graphics	3.00 Hrs.				-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-
22220 101 0745-1035	Day	TTh	JO301	Watkins	6036	The Temple In Art	3.00 Hrs
3233 Components of Interiors	3.00 Hrs.					22270 001 0145-0440	Day	T	J0214	Gitay
22221 001 0315-0440	Day	MW	J0212	Witherington	6037	African Art	3.00 Hrs.
3234 Interior Dsgn Studio I	3.00 Hrs.					22271 001 0710-1000	Night	j	J0214	Lawal
22222 101 0530-0820	Night	TTh	JO303	Pohl	6038	Hieroglyphs IV	3.00 Hrs.
3238 Interior Cabnetwrk Drft	3.00 Hrs.					22272 001 0530-0655	Night	MTh	TBATBA	Bleiberg
22223 101 0145-0435	Day	TTh	JO303	Fisher	(03) 6039	Museum Education	3.00 Hrs.
3312 Isometric/Persp Drawing	3.00 Hrs.					22273 001 TBA			TBA	Luebbers
22224 101 1045-0135	Day	TTh	J0314	Pohl	6116	Intrmd Egypt Hieroglyph	3.00 Hrs.
3331 Painting I	3.00 Hrs.					22274 001 0145-0240	Day	MWF	TBA	Bleiberg
22225 101 0745-1035	Day	TTh	CFA205	Knowles	6125	Art/Archaeology Pompeii	3.00 Hrs
3332 Painting II	3.00 Hrs.					22275 001 0910-1036	Day	MW	J0218	Albertson
22226 101 0745-1035	Day	TTh	CFA205	Knowles	6142	North Renaissance Art	3.00 Hrs.
3352 Lithography	3.00 Hrs.					22276 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	J0218	Purtle
22227 101 0530-0820	Night	TTh	JO009	Simpkins	6154	Modern Art	3.00 Hrs.
3411 Art For Children	3.00 Hrs.					22277 001 0145-0315	Day	MW	J0218	Parsons
22228 101 0530-0820	Night	MW	JO309	Staff	6162	Latin American Art	3.00 Hrs.
22229 102 1045-0135	Day	TTh	JO309	Staff		22278 001 1130-1255	Day	MW	J0218	Ramsey
3512 Sculpture III	3.00 Hrs.				6221	Graphic Dsgn/Print Comm	3.00 Hrs.
22230 101 0145-0435	Day	TTh	AB113	Katz		22279 101 0745-1035	Day	TTh	J0249	Foster
3523 Ceramics I	3.00 Hrs.				(02) 6222	Graphic Dsgn/Video Comm	3.00 Hrs.
22231 101 1045-0135	Day	MW	AB120	Wallace		22280 101 1045-0135	Day	MF	JO301	Watkins
3524 Ceramics II	3.00 Hrs.					22281 102 1045-0135	Day	TTh	JO301	Watkins
22232 101 1045-0135	Day	TTh	AB120	Katz	6223	Sped Studies/Graphics	3.00 Hrs.
4036 The Temple In Art	3.00 Hrs.				(04)22262 101 0745-1035	Day	MF	J0239	Foster
22233 001 0145-0440	Day	T	J0214	Gitay	(05)22283 102 0530-0820	Night	TTh	J0249	Staff
4037 African Art	3.00 Hrs.				6224	History Graphic Design	3.00 Hrs.
22234 001 0710-1000	Night	T	J0214	Lawal		22284 001 0745-1035	Day	W	J0239	Staff
4038 Hieroglyphs IV	3.00 Hrs.				6238	Intrior Dsgn Studio III	3 00 H/s. Day
22235 001 0530-0655	Night	MTh	TBATBA	Bleiberg		22285 101 1045-0135	TTh	JO307	Witherington
(03) 4039 Museum Education	3.00 Hrs.				6240	Interior Dsgn Internshp	3.00 Hrs.
22236 001 TBA			TBA	Luebbers		22286 101 0745-1035	Day	TTh	JO307	Fisher
4116 Intrmd Egypt Hieroglyph	3.00 Hrs.				6321	Drawing & Painting I	3.00 Hrs.
22237 001 0145-0240	Day	MWF	TBA	Bleiberg		22287 101 0745-1035	Day	TTh	JO003	Beaver
4125 Art/Archaeology Pompeii	3.00 Hrs.				6322	Drawing & Painting II	3.00 Hrs.
22238 001 0910-1035	Day	MW	J0218	Albertson		22288 101 0745-1035	Day	TTh	JO003	Beaver
4142 North Renaissance Art	3.00 Hrs.				6331	Painting III	3.00 Hrs.
22239 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	J0218	Purtle		22289 101 1045-0135	Day	MW	CFA205	Langdon
4154 Modem Art	3.00 Hrs.				6332	Painting IV	3.00 Hrs.
22240 001 0145-0315	Day	MW	J0218	Parsons		22290 101 1045-0135	Day	MW	CFA205	Langdon
4162 Latin American Art	3.00 Hrs.				6351	Adv Printmaking I	3.00 Hrs.
22241 001 1130-1255	Day	MW	J0218	Ramsey		22291 101 0530-0820	Night	TTh	JO009	Simpkins
4221 Graphic Dsgn/Print Comm	3.00 Hrs.				6352	Adv Printmaking II	3.00 Hrs.
22242 101 0745-1035	Day	TTh	J0249	Foster		22292 101 0530-0820	Night	TTh	JO009	Simpkins
(02) 4222 Graphic Dsgn/Video Comm	3.00 Hrs.				(02) 6410	Art Educ Independ Study	3.00 Hrs.
22243 101 1045-0135	Day	MF	JO301	Watkins		22293 101 TBA			J0313	McKeegan
22244 102 1045-0135	Day	TTh	JO301	Watkins	6424	Wovn/Const Fibr Dsgn I	3.00 Hrs.
4223 Sped Studies/Graphics	3.00 Hrs.					22294 101 0145-0435	Day	MW	J0311	McKeegan
(04)22245 101 0745-1035	Day	MF	JO4510	Foster	6425	Wovn/Const Fibr Dsgn II	3.00 Hrs.
(05) 22246 102 0530-0820	Night	TTh	J0249	Staff		22295 101 0145-0435	Day	MW	J0311	McKeegan
4224 History Graphic Design	3.00 Hrs.				6512	Sculpture V	3.00 Hrs.
22247 001 0745-1035	Day	W	J0239	Staff		22296 101 0145-0435	Day	TTh	AB113	Katz
4238 Intrior Dsgn Studio III	3.00 Hrs.				6521	Ceramics III	3.00 Hrs.
22248 101 1045-0135,	Day	TTh	JO307	Witherington		22297 101 1045-0135	Day	TTh	AB120	Katz
4240 Interior Dsgn Internshp	3.00 Hrs.				6522	Ceramics IV	3.00 Hrs.
22249 101 0745-1035	Day	TTh	JO307	Fisher		22298 101 1045-0135	Day	TTh	AB120	Katz
4321 Drawing & Painting I	3.00 Hrs.				(03) 6621	Workshop In Art I	3.00 Hrs.
22250 101 0745-1035	Day	TTh	JO003	Beaver		22299 101 TBA			TBA	Staff
4322 Drawing & Painting II	3.00 Hrs.				(03) 6622	Workshop In Art II	3.00 Hrs
22251 101 0745-1035	Day	TTh	JO003	Beaver		22300 101 TBA			TBA	Staff
4331 Painting III	3.00 Hrs.				6702	Photogrphc Mat/Process	3.00 Hrs.
22252 101 1045-0135	Day	MW	CFA205	Langdon		22301 101 0530-0820	Night	MW	MJ200	Jasud
4332 Painting IV	3.00 Hrs.				(03) 7010	Problems/Graphic Design	3.00 Hrs.
22253 101 1045-0135	Day	MW	CFA205	Langdon		22302 101 0145-0435	Day	TTh	J0249	Staff

43

Art (Art -K020)

Spring Term j

7011	Mixed Media/Ceramics	3.00 Hrs				3335	Advertising Sales	3.00 Hrs.
	22303 101 0145-0435	Day	MW	AB120	Katz		22349 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	MJ106	Spielberger
7130	Art Hist Methods & Prac	3.00 Hrs.				3400	Intro Public Relations	3.00 Hrs.
	22304 001 0710-1000	Night	W	J0218	Purtle		22350 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	MJ112	Fischer
(03) 7330	Stds Two Dimen Media	3.00 Hrs.					22351 002 0530-0830	Night	M	MJ112	Fischer
	22305 101 TBA			TBA	Stall	3421	Print Media In Pr	3.00 Hrs.
(03) 7330	Stds Two Dimen Media	6.00 Hrs.					22352 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	MJ208	Fischer
	22306 102 TBA			TBA	Stall	3422	Electronic Media In Pr	3.00 Hrs.
(02) 7460	Studio Media/Art Educ	3 00 Hrs					22353 001 0530-0830	Night	T	MJ208	Wilson
	22307 101 TBA			J0313	McKeegan	(03) 3625	Radio/Tv News Writ/Edit	3.00 Hrs.
7470	Issues Art Ed	3.00 Hrs.					22355 001 1240-0220	Day	M	MJ116	Welch
	22308 001 0530-0820	Night	T	J0313	McKeegan	3625	Radio/Tv News Lab	0.00 Hrs.
(02) 7480	Art Educ Visual Project	3.00 Hrs.					22354 101 1240-0220	Day	W	MJ116	Welch
	22309 101 TBA			TBA	McKeegan	3720	Reporting	3.00 Hrs.
(03) 7550	Stds 3 Dimen Media	3.00 Hrs					22356 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	MJ208	Stone
	22310 101 TBA			TBA	Stall	3800	Journalism Seminar	1.00 Hrs.
(03) 7550	Stds 3 Dimen Media	6.00 Hrs					22357 001 0100-0155	Day	F	MJ204	Lattimore
(03) 7660 (03) 7660	22311 102 TBA Direct Ind Study 22312 101 TBA Direct Ind Study 22313 102 TBA	3.00 Hrs 6.00 Hrs		TBA TBA TBA	Stall Stall Stall	(04) 3900 3900	Computer Publshng Tech 22360 001 0800-0855 22361 002 0800-0855 Computer Publshng Tech La	3.00 Hrs. Day Day 0.00 Hrs.	M M	MJ112 MJ112	Terry Terry
(02) 7710	Indep Studies B/W Photo 22314 101 TBA	3.00 Hrs		AA108	McPherson		22358 101 0800-0925 22359 102 0100-0250	Day Day	TTh MW	MJ206 MJ206	Terry Terry
(03) 7770	Studies Mixed Media	3.00 Hrs				4130	Writing Internship	3.00 Hrs.
	22315 101 TBA			TBA	Stall		22362 001 0800-0855	Day	F	MJ120	Welch/Stone
(03) 7770	Studies Mixed Media	6.00 Hrs.				4214	Magazine Edit & Prodctn	3.00 Hrs.
	22316 102 TBA			TBA	Stall		22363 001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	MJ206	Lee
(03) 7996	Thesis	100 Hrs				4328	Advertising Strategy	3.00 Hrs.
	22317 101 TBA			TBA	Staff		22364 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	MJ118	Utt
(03) 7996	Thesis	3.00 Hrs.				4330	Advertising Internship	3.00 Hrs.
	22318 102 TBA			TBA	Staff		22365 001 0800-0855	Day	F	MJ118	Spielberger
(03) 7996	Thesis	6.00 Hrs				4420	Public Reltns Case Prob	3.00 Hrs.
	22319 103 TBA			TBA	Staff		22366 001 0800-0925	Day	TTh	MJ204	Brody
8130	Art Hist Methods & Prac	3.00 Hrs.				4430	P R Internship	3.00 Hrs.
	22320 001 0710-1000	Night	W	J0218	Purtle		22367 001 0800-0855	Day	F	MJ106	Fischer
(02) 8460	Studio Media/Art Educ	3.00 Hrs				4629	Electronic Reporting	3.00 Hrs.
	22321 101 TBA			J0313	McKeegan		22368 001 0100-0225	Day	TTh	MJ212	Welch
8470	Issues Art Ed	3.00 Hrs				4639	T V Newsroom Productn	3.00 Hrs.
	22322 001 0530-0820	Night	T	J0313	McKeegan		22369 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	MJ204	Welch
(02) 6480	Art Educ Visual Project	3.00 Hrs				4700	Mass Communication Law	3.00 Hrs.
	22323 101 TBA			J0313	McKeegan		22370 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	MJ204	Demon
(03) 8550	Stds 3 Dimen Media	3.00 Hrs.					22371 002 1120-1245	Day	TTh	MJ112	Grusin
	22324 101 TBA			TBA	Staff		22372 003 0710-0955	Night	W	MJ112	Stall
(03) 8660	Direct Ind Study	3.00 Hrs				4702	Current Issues Jour	3 00 Hrs.
	22325 101 • TBA			TBA	Staff		22373 001 0530-0830	Night	Th	MJ112	Lee
(01) RESTRICTED - MINI COLLEGE. PICK UP FORMS AD 165			4708	Professional Ethics	3.00 Hrs.
(02) RESTRICTED PERMISSION OF INSTRUCTOR REQUIRED PICK UP FORMS JO 201		22374 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	MJ118	Demott
(03) RESTRICTED PICK UP FORMS JO 201				4712	Internatnl Mass Media	3.00 Hrs.
(04) TOPIC IS ILLUSTRATION						22375 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	MJ118	Demott
(05) TOPIC IS CORPORATE AND PROMOTIONAL DESIGN.			4830	Directed Indiv Study	1.00 Hrs.
(06) GRAPHIC DESIGN STUDENTS ONLY PERMIT TO ENROLL REQUIRED CONTACT CALVIN		22376 001 TBA			MJ300	Staff
FOSTER. 678-2216.					4830	Directed Indiv Study 22377 002 TBA	2.00 Hrs.
(07) INTERIOR DESIGN STUDENTS ONLY PERMIT TO ENROLL REQUIRED CONTACT ART				MJ300	StaH
OFFICE, 678-2216					4830	Directed Indiv Study	3.00 Hrs.
							22378 003 TBA			MJ300	Stall
Journalism (Jour-K260)				-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL- 6702 Current Issues Jour 3.00 Hrs.
Dr. Dan Lattimore, Chair						22379 001 0530-0830	Night	Th	MJ112	Lee
300 Meeman Journalism,	678-2401			6708	Professional Ethics 22380 001 0940-1105	3.00 Hrs. Day	TTh	MJ118	Demon
1700	Survey Mass Communicatn	3.00 Hrs.				6712	Internatnl Mass Media	3.00 Hrs.
	22326 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	MJ100	Lee		22381 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	MJ118	Demott
	22327 002 0710-0835	Night	MW	MJ100	Staff	7075	Journalism Reseach Meth	3.00 Hrs.
(01) 2121	Elementary News Writing	3.00 Hrs.					22382 001 0530-0830	Night	W	MJ106	Stone
	22334 001 1020-1115	Day	M	MJ100	Morrison	7100	Jour Admmistratn Meth	3.00 Hrs.
	22335 002 1020-1115	Day	M	MJ100	Wickham		22383 001 0530-0830	Night	Th	MJ106	Lattimore
	22336 003 1020-1115	Day	M	MJ100	Morrison	7420	Pr Programming & Prodts	3.00 Hrs.
	22337 004 1020-1115	Day	M	MJ100	Grusm		22384 001 0530-0830	Night	M	MJ106	Brody
	22336 005 0710-0940	Night	M	MJ206	Staff	7440	Orgnztnl Public Reltns	3.00 Hrs.
	22339 006 0710-0940	Night	M	MJ208	Staff		22385 001 0530-0830	Night	T	MJ106	Brody
2121	Elem News Writing Lab	0.00 Hrs.				7700	Individual Research	3.00 Hrs.
	22328 101 1120-0110	Day	TTh	MJ206	Morrison		22386 001 TBA			MJ300	Stone
	22329 102 1120-0110	Day	TTh	MJ208	Wickham	7800	Directed Indiv Readings	3.00 Hrs.
	22330 103 0130-0320	Day	TTh	MJ206	Morrison		22387 001 TBA			MJ300	Stone
	22331 104 0130-0320	Day	TTh	MJ208	Grusin	7999		1.00 Hrs.
(02)22332 105 0710-0940	Night	W	MJ206	Staff		22388 001 TBA			MJ300	Stone
(02)22333 106 0710-0900	Night	W	MJ208	Staff	7999	Thesis	2.00 Hrs.
2123	Editing I	3.00 Hrs					22389 002 TBA			MJ300	Stone
	22340 001 0800-0925	Day	TTh	MJ120	Grusin	7999		3 00 Hrs
3123	News Feature Writing	3.00 Hrs.					22390 003 TBA			MJ300	Stone
	22341 001 0800-0925	Day	TTh	MJ208	Justice	(01) STUDENTS MUST ENROLL ALSO IN 2121 LAB SECTION OF THEIR CHOICE EXCEPT THE
	22342 002 0910-1005	Day	MWF	MJ206	Morrison	NIGHT LAB WHICH IS RESERVED FOR NIGHT LECTURE STUDENTS ONLY,
3125	Editing II	3.00 Hrs.				(02) FOR NIGHT LECTURE STUDENTS ONLY,
	22343 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	MJ206	Terry	(03) LECTURES AND LABS ARE COORDINATED STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR LAB
3205	Magazine Article Wntng	3.00 Hrs.				SECTION ENDING IN SAME DIGIT AS LECTURE SECTION	.
	22344 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	MJ106	Stone	(04) STUDENTS MUST ALSO ENROLL IN 3900 LAB SECTION OF THEIR CHOICE.
3300	Survey ot Advertising 22345 001 1130-1225	3.00 Hrs. Day	MWF	MJ100	Spielberger
3322	Advrtsng Layout & Prod 22346 001 0940-1105	3.00 Hrs. Day	TTh	MJ206	Terry
3324	Advertising Copy Wntng 22347 001 1120-1245 22348 002 0530-0830	3.00 Hrs. Day Night	TTh W	MJ106 MJ120	Utt Utt

Spring	Term				Music History, Literature, & Appreciation (Muhl-K304)
Music						1008	Music Theory I 22445 001 0800-0925	3 00 Hrs Day	TTh	MU113	Williams
Dr. Russell Pugh, Chair					1009	Music Theory II	3.00 Hrs.
123 Music Building, 678-2541				1010	22446 001 0800-0925 Aural Theory I	Day 1 00 Hrs.	TTh	MU006	Schulz
Music History, Literature, & Appreciation		22447 001 0800-0855 22448 002 1020-1115	Day Day	MWF MWF	MU107 MU107	Williams Staff
(Muhl-K304) 1101 Music ADDreciation	3.00 Hrs.				1011	Aural Theory II 22449 001 0800-0855	1 00 Hrs. Day	MWF	MU101	Staff
	22391 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	MU113	Snyder		22450 002 1130-1225	Day	MWF	MU101	Schulz
	22392 002 0800-0855	Day	MWF	MU109	Start	2008	Music Theory III	3.00 Hrs.
	22393 003 0910-1005	Day	MWF	MU113	Staff		22451 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	MU113	Staff
	22394 004 0910-1005	Day	MWF	MU107	Ghoison	2010	Aural Theory III	1.00 Hrs.
	22395 005 1020-1115	Day	MWF	MU113	Snyder		22452 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	MU103	Staff
	22396 006 1020-1115	Day	MWF	MU102	Staff		22453 002 0800-0855	Day	MWF	MU102	Staff
	22397 007 1130-1225	Day	MWF	MU008	Shaffer	2501	Composition	2.00 Hrs.
	22398 008 1130-1225	Day	MWF	MU102	Staff		22454 001 1235-0120	Day	W	MU109	Freund
	22399 009 0220-0345	Day	MW	MU103	Spurbeck	2502	Composition	2.00 Hrs.
	22400 010 0800-0925	Day	TTh	MU103	Staff		22455 001 1235-0120	Day	W	MU109 ■	Freund
	22401 011 0800-0925	Day	TTh	MU109	Staff	3008	Music Theory IV	3.00 Hrs.
	22402 012 0940-1105	Day	TTh	MU103	Griffith		22456 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	MU103	Baur
	22403 013 0940-1105	Day	TTh	MU113	Dolph	3009	Aural Theory IV	1.00 Hrs.
	22404 014 1120-1245	Day	TTh	MU107	Griffith		22457 001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	MU109	Baur
	22405 015 1120-1245	Day	TTh	MU102	Posner	3102	Adv Musical Analysis	3.00 Hrs.
	22406 016 0100-0225	Day	TTh	MU113	Erskine		22458 001 0100-0225	Day	TTh	MU109	Baur
	22407 017 0100-0225	Day	TTh	MU102	Staff	4101	Comp Tech 20Th Century	3.00 Hrs.
	22408 018 0530-0655	Night	MW	MU109	Staff		22459 001 TBA			MU201	Staff
	22409 019 0530-0655	Night	TTh	MU109	Staff	4201	Studies Thry/Compositn	3.00 Hrs.
	22410 020 0710-0835	Night	MW	MU103	Staff		22460 002 TBA			MU201	Staff
	22411 021 0710-0835	Night	TTh	ML) 103	Staff	4201	16C Counterpoint	2 00 Hrs
	22412 022 0900-1200	Day	S	MU103	Staff		22461 001 TBA			MU	Richens
(01) 1101	Music Apprec Honors	3.00 Hrs.				4203	Critical Studies Music	3.00 Hrs
	22413 301 0940-1105	Day	TTh	MU109	Staff		22462 001 TBA			MU237	Staff
3302	Hisl Music Since 1700	3.00 Hrs.				4501	Composition	2.00 Hrs
	22414 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	MU101	Krietner		22463 001 1235-0120	Day	W	MU109	Staff
4003	Song Repertory II	3.00 Hrs.				4501	Composition	4.00 Hrs.
	22415 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	MU205	Staff		22464 001 1235-0120	Day	W	MU109	Staff
4262	Latin American Music	3.00 Hrs.				4502	Comp For Non-Comp Mai	3.00 Hrs.
	00000 001 0400-0700	Day	W	MU101	Moya		22465 001 1235-0120	Day	W	MU109	Staff
4408	Baroque Music	3.00 Hrs.				4511	Intrmdt Electronic Muse	2 00 Hrs.
	22416 003 TBA			MU235	Kreitner		22466 002 0940-1105	Day	TTh	CFA141	Richens
4500	String Repertory	3.00 Hrs.				4512	Adv Electronic Music	2.00 Hrs.
	22417 001 TBA			MU297	Ross		22467 001 0940-1105	Day		CFA141	Richens
4800	World Musical Styles	3.00 Hrs.				4599	Composition Recital	1 00 Hrs
	22418 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	MU107	Evans		22468 001 TBA			MU201	Staff
4802	Hist Rock and Roll Mus	3.00 Hrs.				-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-
	22419 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	CFA105	Tucker
4802	History ot Jazz	3.00 Hrs.				6501	Composition	2 00 Hrs
	22420 002 0400-0525	Day	TTh	MU101	Staff		22469 001 1235-0120	Day	W	MU109	Staff
4802	Memphis Music	3.00 Hrs.				7102	Analytical Techniques	3.00 Hrs.
	22421 009 1120-1245	Dav	TTh	MU107	Evans		22470 001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	MU103	Freund
-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY AOMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-	7202	Theory II 22471 001 0910-1005	3 00 Hrs Day	MWF	MU109	- Williams
6003	Song Repertory II	3.00 Hrs.				7203	Studies Music Theory	3 00 Hrs.
	22422 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	MU205	Staff		22472 001 TBA			MU201	Staff
6251	Col Mus: Lab Music Hist	3.00 Hrs.					22473 002 TBA			MU003	Rush
6500 6800	22423 001 TBA String Repertory 22424 001 TBA World Musical Styles 22425 001 0940-1105	3.00 Hrs. 3.00 Hrs. Day 3.00 Hrs.	TTh	MU100 MU297 MU107	Staff Ross	7501 7501	22474 003 TBA Composition 22475 001 1235-0120 Composition	2.00 Hrs Day 3.00 Hrs.	W	MU003 MU107	Rush Staff
6802	Hist Rock and Roll Mus					22477 002 1235-0120	Day	W	MU107	Staff
	22426 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	CFA105	Tucker	7501	Composition	6.00 Hrs.
6802	History of Jazz	3.00 Hrs.					22478 003 1235-0120	Day	W	MU107	Staff
	22427 002 0400-0525	Day	TTh	MU101	Staff	7501	Composition	2.00 Hrs.
6802	Memphis Music	3.00 Hrs.					22476 013 1235-0120	Day		MU003	Rush
	22428 003 1120-1245	Day	TTh	MU107	Evans	7502	Elec Cmpstnl Techniques	3.00 Hrs.
7262	Classical Mus Latn Amer	3.00 Hrs.					22479 001 TBA			CFA141	Richens
	22429 001 0400-0700	Day	M	MU101	Moya	7599	Composition Practicum	3.00 Hrs.
7403	Baroque Music	3.00 Hrs.					22480 001 TBA			MU201	Staff
	22430 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	MU109	Kreitner	7999	Thesis	3.00 Hrs
7407	Studies In Music Hist	3 00 Hrs.					22481 001 TBA			MU201	Staff
	22431 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	MU235	Kreitner	8102	Analytical Techniques	3.00 Hrs.
7408	Studies In Musicology	3.00 Hrs.					22482 001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	MU103	Freund
	22432 001 TBA			MU235	Kreitner	8202	Theory II	3 00 Hrs.
7800	Fid Mthd In Ethnmsclgy	3.00 Hrs.					22483 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	MU109	Williams
	22433 001 0200-0500	Day	W	MU107	Evans	8203	Studies Music Theory	3.00 Hrs
7803	Ind Rsrch In Ethnmsclgy	3 00 Hrs.					22484 001 TBA			MU237	Staff
	22434 001 TBA			TBA	Evans	8501	Composition	2.00 Hrs.
7999	Thesis	3.00 Hrs.					22485 001 1235-0120	Day	W	MU109	Staff
	22435 001 TBA			MU235	Staff	8501	Composition	3.00 Hrs.
8403	Baroque Music	3.00 Hrs.					22486 001 1235-0120	Day	W	MU109	Staff
	22436 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	MU109	Kreitner	8501	Composition	6.00 Hrs.
8407	Studies In Music Hist	3.00 Hrs.					22487 002 1235-0120	Day	W	MU109	Staff
	22437 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	MU235	Kreitner	8502	Elec Cmpstnl Techniques	3.00 Hrs.
8800	Fid Mthd In Ethnmsclgy	3.00 Hrs.					22488 001 TBA			CFA141	Richens
	22438 001 0200-0500	Day	W	MU107	Evans	8599	Composition Practicum	3.00 Hrs.
8803	Ind Rsrch In Ethnmsclgy	3.00 Hrs.					22489 001 TBA			MU201	Staff
	22439 001 TBA			MAX104	Evans	8999	Dissertation	3 00 Hrs
8806	Sem Southern Reg Music 22440 001 0200-0500	3.00 Hrs. Day	T	MU107	Evans		22490 001 TBA			MU237	Staff
8999	Dissertation	3.00 Hrs
22441 001 TBA (01) RESTRICTED - HONORS. PICK UP FORMS BL 115.	MU	Evans	Music Education (Muse-K313) 1 100 Class Piano Non-Major 2.00 Hrs.
							22491 001 1240-0135	Day	MW	MU202	Case-Newport
Music T	heorv and C.nt	nnnsil	inn I	Wntr-k	'M7\		22492 002 0830-0925	Day	TTh	MU202	Case-Newport

1001 Basic Music Theory 2.00 Hrs.

22442 001 0100-0225 Day

22443 002 0800-0925 Day

22444 003 0940-1105 Day

TTh MU101 Rippe

TTh MU102 Snyder

TTh MU101 Snyder

45

Music Education (Muse-K313)

Spring Term

1101	Class Insl Brass	2 00 Hrs				7509	Woodwind Pedagogy	3.00 Hrs
	22493 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	CFA137	Schulz		22543 001	TBA		MU287	Rippe
1104	Class Insl Woodwinds	2 00 Hrs				7999	Thesis		3 00 Hrs
	22494 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	CFA137	Richens		22544 001	TBA		MU223	Staff
1105	Class Insl Piano	2 00 Hrs.				7999	Thesis		6 00 Hrs
	22495 001 1130-1225	Day	MW	MU202	Case-Newport		22545 001	TBA		MU223	Staff
	22496 002 0800-0855	Day	MW	MU202	Case-Newport	6211	Pro) Seed Mus Curr	3 00 Hrs
	22497 003 0100-0155	Day	TTh	MU202	Case-Newport		22546 001	TBA		MU223	Lemmon/Pugh
1106	Class Insl Piano	2.00 Hrs				8213	Orchlrtn Orfl Instrm	3 00 Hrs
	22498 001 1120-1215	Day	TTh	MU202	Case-Newport		22547 001	0400-0650	Day W	MU286	Saliba
	22499 002 0910-1005	Day	MW	MU202	Case-Newport	8502	Vocal Pedagogy II	3 00 Hrs
1111	Class Inslr Guitar	2 00 Hrs					22548 001	1120-1245	Day TTf	MU211	Staff
	22500 001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	CFA137	Afshar	8507	Brass Pedagogy	3 00 Hrs
1113	Class Insl Voice	1.00 Hrs.					22549 001	TBA		MU213	Schultz
	22501001 1020-1115	Day	MW	MU101	Staff	8508	Percussion Pedagogy	3 00 Hrs.
2107	Class Inslr Piano	2.00 Hrs.					22550 001	TBA		CFA103	Shaffer
	22502 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	MU202	Case-Newport	8509	Woodwind Pedagogy	3 00 Hrs
2108	Ind Sidy Piano Prolic	2.00 Hrs					22551 001	TBA		CFA287	Rippe
	22503 001 1020-1115	Day	MW	MU202	Case-Newport	8999	Dissertation		3 00 Hrs
3001	Music For Children 22504 001 0910-1005 22505 002 0940-1105	3.00 Hrs. Day Day	MWF TTh	MU286 MU286	Staff Staff		22552 001	TBA		MU223	Staff
	22506 003 0100-0225 22507 004 1130-1225	Day Day	TTh MWF	MU286 MU286	Staff Staff	Sacred Music (Musa-K316) 4801 Indiv Stdv Sacred Music 3.00 Hrs.
4001	Orff-Schul Clsrm Tchr I	3.00 Hrs					22553 001	TBA		MU126	Peterson
4201	22508 001 0400-0700 Ind Study Teaching Mus	Day 2 00 Hrs	M	MU286	Saliba	-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL—
	22510 001 TBA			MU279	Staff	7801	Studies In Sacred Music	3 00 Hrs.
4201	Ind Study Teaching Mus	1 00 Hrs					22554 001	TBA		MU126	Peterson
	22509 002 TBA			MU124	Staff	8801	Studies In Sacred Music	3 00 Hrs
4201	Ind Study Teaching Mus 2251 1 003 TBA	3 00 Hrs		MU123	Staff		22555 001	TBA		MU126	Peterson
4203	Mai Meth Clssroom Music 22512 001 1130-1225	3 00 Hrs Day	MWF	MU107	McRae	Applied Music (Muap-K318)
4205	Marching Band Technique	2.00 Hrs.				1000	Applied Music Workshop	0.50 Hrs.
	22513 001 TBA		T	CFA108	Courtney		22556 001	1235-0120	Day W	MU100	Pugh
4206	Music/Exceptional Child	3.00 Hrs					22557 002	TBA		MU100	Pugh
	22514 001 0400-0700	Day	T	MU286	McRae	1110	Ma| Grp Insl Trumpet	2 00 Hrs
4208	Band Literature	3 00 Hrs					22556 001	TBA		MU217	Stefl
	22515 001 TBA			CFA105	McKay	1111	Trumpet		1 00 Hrs
4209	Piano Tuning/Repair	2.00 Hrs					22559 001	TBA		MU217	Steff
	22516 001 0240-0430	Day	T	MU113	Staff	1111	Trumpet		2.00 Hrs
4503	Adv Piano Pedagogy 22517 001 TBA	3.00 Hrs.		MU209	Viviano	1111	22560 002 Trumpet	TBA	4.00 Hrs	MU217	Steff
4505	Prm of Accompanying	3 00 Hrs					22561 003	TBA		MU217	Steff
	22518 001 TBA			MU291	Gilbert	1120	Ma| Grp Inst	Horn	2 00 Hrs
4506	Intro/Suzuki Talent Ed	3.00 Hrs					22562 001	TBA		MU225	Dolph
	22519 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	TBA	Long	1121	Horn		1 00 Hrs
4509	Suzuki Violin Lit/Tech	3.00 Hrs.					22563 001	TBA		MU225	Dolph
	22520 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	TBA	Long	1121	Horn		2 00 Hrs.
4511	Class Piano Pedagogy	3.00 Hrs					22564 002	TBA		MU225	Dolph
	22521 001 TBA			MU	Case-Newport	1121	Horn		4 00 Hrs
4700	Inst Conducting	2.00 Hrs.					22565 003	TBA		MU225	Dolph
	22522 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	MU103	Griffith	1130	Ma| Grp Inst Trombone	2 00 Hrs
4701	Choral Conducting	2.00 Hrs.					22566 001	TBA		MU223	Lemmon
	22523 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	MU006	Edwards	1131	Trombone		1 00 Hrs
4801	Tchg Mus Comprehensive	3.00 Hrs.					22567 001	TBA		MU223	Lemmon
	22524 001 0600-0900	Night	M	MU107	Lemmon	1131	Trombone		2 00 Hrs.
-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-		22568 002	TBA		MU223	Lemmon
6001	Orff-Schul Clsrm Tchr I	3.00 Hrs.				1131	Trombone		4 00 Hrs
	22525 001 0400-0700	Day	M	MU286	Saliba		22569 003	TBA		MU223	Lemmon
6201	Ind Study Teaching Mus	1 00 Hrs				1140	Maj Grp Insl Tuba	2 00 Hrs
	22526 001 TBA			MU124	Staff		22570 001	TBA		MU213	Schulz
6201	Ind Study Teaching Mus	2 00 Hrs				1141	Tuba		1 00 Hrs
	22527 002 TBA			MU124	Staff		22571 001	TBA		MU213	Schulz
6201	Ind Study Teaching Mus	3 00 Hrs				1141	Tuba		2 00 Hrs
	22528 003 TBA			MU124	Staff		22572 002	TBA		MU213	Schulz
6205	Marching Band Technique	2.00 Hrs				1141	Tuba		4.00 Hrs
	22529 001 TBA		T	CFA108	Courtney		22573 003	TBA		MU213	Schulz
6206	Music/Exceptional Child	3.00 Hrs				1310	Mai Grp Inst Piano	2.00 Hrs
	22530 001 0400-0700	Day	T	MU286	McRae	(01) 22574 001	TBA		MU291	Gilbert
6208	Band Literature	3.00 Hrs				1311	Piano		1 00 Hrs
	22531 001 TBA			CFA105	McKay	(01) 22575 001	TBA		MU291	Gilbert
6503	Adv Piano Pedagogy	3 00 Hrs				1311	Piano		2 00 Hrs
	22532 001 TBA			MU291	Viviano	(01	22576 002	TBA		MU291	Gilbert
6505	Prm of Accompanying	3.00 Hrs				1311	Piano		4 00 Hrs
	22533 001 TBA			MU291	Gilbert	(01) 22577 003	TBA		MU291	Gilbert
6506	Intro/Suzuki Talent Ed	3.00 Hrs				1312	Jazz Piano		1 00 Hrs
	22534 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	TBA	Long	(02) 22578 001	TBA		MUG3B	Rush
6509	Suzuki Violin Lit/Tech	3.00 Hrs.				1312	Jazz Piano		2.00 Hrs.
	22535 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	TBA	Long	(02	22579 002	TBA		MUG3B	Rush
6511	Class Piano Pedagogy	3.00 Hrs.				1321	Harpsichord		1 00 Hrs
	22536 001 TBA			MU	Case-Newport		22580 001	TBA		MU110	Peterson
7211	Pro] Seed Mus Curr	3 00 Hrs				1321	Harpsichord		2 00 Hrs
	22537 001 TBA			MU	Lemmon/Pugh		22581 002	TBA		MU110	Peterson
7213	Orchtrtn Orfl Instrm	3.00 Hrs.				1331	Organ		1 00 Hrs
	22538 001 0400-0650	Day	W	MU286	Saliba		22582 001	TBA		MU280	Peterson
7215	Intern Orff Schulwerk	3.00 Hrs.				1331	Organ		2.00 Hrs.
	22539 001 TBA			MU121	Saliba		22583 002	TBA		MU280	Peterson
7502	Vocal Pedagogy II	3.00 Hrs.				1331	Organ		4 00 Hrs
	22540 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	MU211	Staff		22584 003	TBA		MU280	Peterson
7507	Brass Pedagogy	3 00 Hrs				1410	Mai Grp Insl Percus	2.00 Hrs.
	22541 001 TBA			MU213	Schultz		22585 001	TBA		CFA103	Shaffer F
7508	Percussion Pedagogy	3.00 Hrs				1411	Percussion		1 00 Hrs
	22542 001 TBA			CFA103	Shaffer		22586 001	TBA		CFA103	Shaffer F

Spring Term

Applied Music (Muap-K318)

1411 Percussion		2.00 Hrs.			1711	Flute		100 Hrs
22587 002	TBA		CFA103	Shafler F		22635 001	TBA			MU283	Erskine
1411 Percussion		4.00 Hrs.			1711	Flute		2 00 Hrs.
22588 003	TBA		CFA103	Shaffer F		22636 002	TBA			MU283	Erskine
1412 Jazz Percussion	1.00 Hrs.			1711	Flute		4 00 Hrs
22589 001	TBA		CFA103	Staff		22637 003	TBA			MU283	Erskine
1412 Jazz Percuss	on	2.00 Hrs			1720	Mai Grp Inst Oboe	2 00 Hrs
22590 002	TBA		CFA103	Staff		22638 001	TBA			CFA232E	Lynch
1510 Maj Grp Inst Violin	2.00 Hrs.			1721	Oboe		1.00 Hrs.
22591 001	TBA		MU297	Ross		22639 001	TBA			CFA232E	Lynch
1511 Violin		1.00 Hrs.			1721	Oboe		2 00 Hrs
22592 001	TBA		MU297	Ross		22640 002	TBA			CFA232E	Lynch
1511 Violin		2.00 Hrs.			1721	Oboe		4 00 Hrs
22593 002	TBA		MU297	Ross		22641 003	TBA			CFA232E	Lynch
1511 Violin		4.00 Hrs.			1730	Mai Grp Inst Clarinet	2.00 Hrs
22594 003	TBA		MU297	Ross		22642 001	TBA			MU293	Gholson
1520 Mai Grp Inst Viola	2.00 Hrs.			1731	Clarinet		1 00 Hrs.
22595 001	TBA		MU299	Levin		22643 001	TBA			MU293	Gholson
1521 Viola		1.00 Hrs			1731	Clarinet		2 00 Hrs
22596 001	TBA		MU299	Levin		22644 002	TBA			MU293	Gholson
1521 Viola		2.00 Hrs			1731	Clarinet		4 00 Hrs
22597 002	TBA		MU299	Levin		22645 003	TBA			MU293	Gholson
1521 Viola		4.00 Hrs.			1740	Saxophone Grp Inst	2 00 Hrs
22598 003	TBA		MU299	Levin		22646 001	TBA			MU287	Rippe
1530 Mai Grp Inst Cello	2.00 Hrs			1741	Saxophone		100 Hrs
22599 001	TBA		MU285	Spurbeck		22647 001	TBA			MU287	Rippe
1531 Cello		1.00 Hrs.			1741	Saxophone		2.00 Hrs
22600 001	TBA		MU285	Spurbeck		22648 002	TBA			MU287	Rippe
1531 Cello		2.00 Hrs			1741	Saxophone		4 00 Hrs
22601 002	TBA		MU285	Spurbeck		22649 003	TBA			MU287	Rippe
1531 Cello		4.00 Hrs.			1750	Mai Grp Inst Bassoon	2.00 Hrs.
22602 003	TBA		MU285	Spurbeck		22650 001	TBA			MU123	Pugh
1540 Maj Grp Inst Bass	2.00 Hrs			1751	Bassoon		1 00 Hrs
22603 001	TBA		MU243	Chiego		22651 001	TBA			MU123	Pugh
1541 8ass		1.00 Hrs.			1751	Bassoon		2.00 Hrs.
22604 001	TBA		MU243	Chiego		22652 002	TBA			MU123	Pugh
1541 Bass		2.00 Hrs.			1751	Bassoon		4 00 Hrs
22605 002	TBA		MU243	Chiego		22653 003	TBA			MU123	Pugh
1541 Bass		4.00 Hrs			1760	Mjr Grp: Recorder	2.00 Hrs
22606 003	TBA		MU243	Chiego		22654 001	TBA			MU287	Rippe
1542 Jazz Bass		1 .00 Hrs			2001	Universty Concert Band	1 00 Hrs
(03) 22607 001	TBA		MU003	Goodwin		22655 001	0330-0530	Day	TTh	CFA137	Courtney
1542 Jazz Bass		2.00 Hrs.				22656 002	0730-0930	Night	TTh	MU006	Staff
(03) 22608 002	TBA		MU003	Goodwin	2003	Varsity Band		1.00 Hrs.
1550 Maj Grp Inst Guitar	2.00 Hrs.				22657 001	0330-0530	Day	TTh	MU006	Staff
(04) 22609 001	TBA		MU249	Afshar	2004	University Gospel Choir	1.00 Hrs.
22610 002	TBA		MU003	Staff		22658 001	0500-0700	Day	MW	MU008	Staff
1551 Guitar		100 Hrs.			3004	University Win	d Ensemb	1.00 Hrs.
(04)22611 001	TBA		MU249	Afshar		22659 001	0330-0530	Day	MWF	CFA137	McKay
1551 Guitar		2.00 Hrs.			3005	University Orchestra	1.00 Hrs.
(04)22612 002	TBA		MU249	Afshar		22660 001	0130-0315	Day	MWF	MU0O6	Levin
1551 Guitar		4.00 Hrs.			3006	University Singers	1.00 Hrs.
(04) 22613 003	TBA		MU249	Afshar		22661 001	0130-0300	Day	MWF	MU008	Edwards
1552 Jazz Guitar		1.00 Hrs.			3007	Opera Chorus		100 Hrs.
(03) 22614 001	TBA		MU245	Staff		22662 001	0730-1000	Night	T	MU008	Edwards
1552 Jazz Guitar		2.00 Hrs.			3008	Oratorio Chorus	1.00 Hrs.
(03)22615 002	TBA		MU245	Staff		22663 001	0730-1000	Night	M	MU008	Staff
1561 Harp		1.00 Hrs.			3010	Univ Jazz Ensemble	1 00 Hrs
22616 001	TBA		MU112	Shaffer M		22664 001	0100-0315	Day	TTh	MU006	Goodwin
1561 Harp		2.00 Hrs				22665 002	0130-0300	Day	MW	CFA137	Staff
22617 002	TBA		MU112	Shaffer M	3010	Jazz Ensemble Vocal	1.00 Hrs.
1570 Mjr Grp Viola Da Gamba	2.00 Hrs.				22666 001	0330-0530	Day	TWThF	MU008	Edwards
22618 001	TBA		MU299	Staff		22667 002	TBA			MU003	Goodwin
1571 Viola Da Gamba	1 00 Hrs			3011	Rcrd Orch Instr Pert	1.00 Hrs.
22619 001	TBA		MU299	Staff		22668 001	0530-0655	Night	TTh	MU101	Rush
1571 Viola Da Gamba	2.00 Hrs.			3101	Brass Ensemble	1.00 Hrs.
22620 002	TBA		MU299	Staff		22669 001	1130-1225	Day	F	MU113	Dolph
1610 Maj Grp Inst Voice	2.00 Hrs.				22670 002	1235-0120	Day	F	MU006	Lemmon
22621 001	1130-1225	Day MW	MU205	Staff		22671 003	TBA			TBA	Schultz
1611 Voice		2.00 Hrs.			3103	Jazz Combo		1.00 Hrs.
22625 012	TBA		MU247	Staff		22672 001	0130-0300	Day		CFA137	Goodwin
1611 Voice		4.00 Hrs.				22673 002	TBA			TBA	Staff
22629 013	TBA		MU247	Staff	3401	Percussion Ensemble	1.00 Hrs.
1611 Voice		1.00 Hrs.				22674 001	1130-1225	Day	MWF	CFA103	Shaffer F
22622 021	TBA		MU211	Gaston		22675 002	TBA			CFA103	Shaffer F
1611 Voice		2.00 Hrs.			3402	Contemp Cham Player	1.00 Hrs.
22626 022	TBA		MU211	Gaston		22676 001	TBA			MU	Staff
1611 Voice		4.00 Hrs.			3501	String Ensemble	1.00 Hrs.
22630 023	TBA		MU211	Gaston		22677 001	TBA			MU249	Spurbeck
1611 Voice		1.00 Hrs.				22678 002	TBA			MU249	Afshar
22623 031	TBA		MU205	Staff		22679 003	1235-0120	Day	F	MU107	Chiego
1611 Voice		2.00 Hrs.				22680 004	0330-0515	Day	TTh	MU008	Moya
22627 032	TBA		MU205	Staff	3601	Camerata Singers	1.00 Hrs.
1611 Voice		4.00 Hrs.				22681 001	0130-0300	Day	MWF	MU102	Saliba
22631 033	TBA		MU205	Staff	3602	Opera Workshop	1.00 Hrs.
1611 Voice		1.00 Hrs.				22682 001	0330-0530	Day	MWF	MU006	Papian
22624 041	TBA		MU119A	Papian	3603	Opera Soloist		1.00 Hrs.
1611 Voice		2.00 Hrs.				22683 001	0330-0530 1	Day	MWF	MU006	Papian
22628 042	T8A		MU119A	Papian	3604	Opera Production Lab **	1.00 Hrs.
1612 Jazz Voice		1.00 Hrs.				22684 001	0330-0530	Day	MWF	MU006	Papian
(03) 22632 001	TBA		MU247	Staff	3701	Woodwind Ensemble	1.00 Hrs.
1612 Jazz Voice		2.00 Hrs.				22685 001	TBA			MU287	Rippe
(03) 22633 002	TBA		MU247	Staff		22686 002	TBA			MU283	Erskine
1710 Maj Grp Inst Flute	2.00 Hrs.				22687 003	TBA			MU287	Rippe
22634 001	TBA		MU283	Erskine		22688 004	TBA			MU287	Rippe

47

Applied Music (Muap-K318)

Spring Term

3999 Junior Recital		1 00 Hrs				3501	Comp/Arrang Jaz/Com III	2 00 Hrs
22689 001	TBA			MU100	Stall		22731 001 TBA			MU003	Rush/Sleff
431 1 Piano		1 00 Hrs				(01) 3801	Studio Synthesizers	2 00 Hrs
(01) 22690 001	TBA			MU291	Gilbert		22732 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	CFA141	Richens
431 1 Piano		2 00 Hrs				(02) 3802	Audio Rcrd/Non-Tech Mai	4.00 Hrs.
(01) 22691 002	TBA			MU291	Gilbert		22733 011 0800-0925	Day	TTh	CFA105	Staff
431 1 Piano		4 00 Hrs				3828	Aeslh/Anly Jaz/Com Styl	2 00 Hrs.
(01) 22692 003	TBA			MU29I	Gilbert		22734 001 TBA			MU003	Staff
4311 Piano		6 00 Hrs				4102	Composer's Wksp Jaz/Com	3.00 Hrs
(01) 22693 004	TBA			MU291	Gilbert		22735 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	CFA105	Rush
4312 Jazz Piano		1 00 Hrs				4501	Comp/ArrangJaz/Com IV	3 00 Hrs.
(02) 22694 001	TBA			MUG3B	Rush		22736 001 TBA			MU003	Rush/SteH
4312 Jazz Piano		2.00 Hrs				4504	Enternment Complx Mgmt	3 00 Hrs
(02) 22695 002	TBA			MUG3B	Rush		22737 001 0530-0830	Night	T	CFA105	Tucker
461 1 Voice		4 00 His				4603	Legal/Bus Pracl Rec Ind	3 00 Hrs
22698 003	TBA			MU211	Gaston		22738 001 0530-0830	Night	Th	CFA105	Lipman
461 1 Voice		2 00 Hrs				(03) 4800	Basic Recording	4.00 Hrs.
22697 012	TBA			MU211	Gaston		22739 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	CFA138	Upman
461 1 Voice		4.00 Hrs				(01) 4801	Prblms Commercial Music	1 00 Hrs
22699 013	TBA			MU205	Stall		22740 001 TBA			CFA106	Staff
461 1 Voice		1.00 Hrs				(01) 4801	Prblms Commercial Music	2 00 Hrs
22696 031	TBA			MU205	Stall		22741 001 TBA			CFA106	Staff
-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-	(01) 4801	Prblms Commercial Music	3 00 Hrs
4999 Senior Recital		1 00 Hrs					22744 001 TBA			CFA106	Staff
22700 001	TBA			MU100	Staff	(01) 4801	Prblms Commercial Music	2 00 Hrs
-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-		22742 002 0200-0300 22743 003 TBA	Day	MW	CFA107C CFA107C	Richens Richens
6311 Piano		1 00 Hrs.				4804	Recordng Studio Admin	3 00 Hrs
(01) 22701 001	TBA			MU291	Gilbert		22745 001 TBA			CFA105	Staff
6311 Piano		2 00 Hrs				(01) 4897	Performance Project	3 00 Hrs
(01)22702 113	TBA			MUG3B	Rush		22746 001 TBA			MU003	Rush
6331 Organ		2.00 Hrs				(01) 4897	Composition Project	4 00 Hrs
22703 001	TBA			MU100	Peterson		22747 002 TBA			MU003	Rush
661 1 Voice		2.00 Hrs				(01) 4898	Sr Proj: Mus Bus/Re Eng	4 00 Hrs
22704 002	TBA			MU285	Staff		22748 001 TBA			CFA106	Lipman/Tucke
7001 Wind Ensemble	1 00 Hrs				(01) 4899	Internship	4 00 Hrs
22705 001	0330-0530	Day	MWF	CFA	McKay		22749 001 TBA			CFA109D	Tucker
7001 Grad Ensemble-Urcnestra	1 00 Hrs				-GRADUATE- ■■■,.:■..,:,■:.
22706 002	0135-0320	Day	MWF	MUG006	Levin
7001 Grad Ensemble-Opera Ch 22707 003 0700-1000	1 00 Hrs Night 1 .00 Hrs.		MU008	Edwards	6502	Intro Film Scor/Edit 22750 001 0940-1105	3.00 Hrs. Day	TTh	CFA105	Rush
7001 Grad Ensemble-Oratorio				6603	Legal/Bus Pract Rec Ind	3.00 Hrs.
22708 004 0730-1000 7001 Grad Ens Opera Wksn	Night 1 00 Hrs	M	MUG008	Staff	22751 001 0530-0830 (01) RESTRICTED SEE LARRY LIPMArx	Night . MU 106.	Th	CFA105	Lipman
22709 009	0330-0530	Day 1.00 Hrs	MTWThF	MU006	Staff	(02) RESTRICTED SEE LARRY LIPMAN. MU 106 COURSE ALSO MEETS TU 11 20AM-1 2.45PM
7001 Grad Ens: Uni	Singers				(03) RESTRICTED SEE LARRY LIPMAN, MU 106 COURSE ALSO MEETS TH 11:20AM-12:45PM
22710 010	0130-0300	Day	MWF	MU008	Edwards
7003 String Ensemble 22711 014 0330-0515	1 .00 Hrs Day	TTh	MU008	Moya	Theatre, Communication Arts & Dance
7003 Jazz Vocal		100 Hrs				Dr. John P. Bakke. Chair
22712 013	0330-0530	Day	TWThF	MU103	Edwards
7311 Piano		2.00 Hrs.				143D Thea .	678-2565
(01)22713 001 7311 Piano (01)22715 002	TBA	4 00 Hrs		MU291	Gilbert
TBA		MU291	Gilbert	Theatre (Thea-K491)
731 1 Piano		6 00 Hrs					Basic Oral Interptaln	3.00 Hrs.
(01)22716 003	TBA			MU291	Gilbert		22752 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	TC201	Baxter
7311 Piano		2.00 Hrs.					22753 002 1120-1245	Day	TTh	TC115	Malin
(02)22714 013	TBA			MUG3B	Rush	1551	Intro To Theatre	3.00 Hrs.
7331 Organ		2 00 Hrs					22754 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	TC109	Staff
22717 001	TBA			MU100	Peterson		22755 002 0800-0855	Day	MWF	TC113	Staff
7611 Voice		2.00 Hrs.					22756 003 0910-1005	Day	MWF	TC109	Staff
22718 001	TBA			MU211	Sfatt		22757 004 0910-1005	Day	MWF	TC113	Staff
7611 Voice		4 00 Hrs					22758 005 1020-1115	Day	MWF	TC109	Burgess
22719 002	TBA			MU285	Stall		22759 006 1020-1115	Day	MWF	TC113	Lenhart
7899 Lecture Recita		3 00 Hrs					22760 007 1130-1225	Day	MWF	TC109	Goss
22720 001	TBA			MU100	Staff		22761 008 1130-1225	Day	MWF	TC113	Staff
7999 Recital		3.00 Hrs					22762 009 0220-0345	Day	MW	TC113	Staff
22721 001	TBA			MU100	Staff		22763 010 0800-0925	Day	TTh	TC109	Staff
831 1 Piano		2.00 Hrs.					22764 01 1 0800-0925	Day	TTh	TC113	Staff
(01) 22722 001	TBA			MU291	Gilbert		22765 012 0940-1105	Day	TTh	TC109	Burgess
8331 Organ		2 00 Hrs					22766 013 1120-1245	Day	TTh	TC113	Koertge
22723 001	TBA			MU100	Peterson		22767 014 1120-1245	Day	TTh	TC109	Staff
8899 Lecture Recita		3.00 Hrs					22768 015 0240-0405	Day	TTh	PYAUD	Malm
22724 001	TBA			MU100	Staff		22769 016 0900-1200	Day	S	TC109	Staff
8999 Recital		3 00 Hrs				(01)22770 909 0900-1215	Day	M	TC115	McFadden
22725 001	TBA			MU100	Staff	(02) 1551	Intro To Theatre Hnrs	3.00 Hrs.
(01) RESTRICTED - SEE J GIL8ERT. MU 291					22771 301 0940-1105	Day	TTh	TC113	McCulough
(02) RESTRICTED - SEE G RUSH, MU 003A				1561	Introduction To Design	3.00 Hrs.
(03) RESTRICTED - SEE T	GOODWIN, MU 003A					22772 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	TC115	Goss
(04) RESTRICTED - SEE L	AFSHAR. MU 249. OEPT NOTE: FORMS FOR OTHER INDIVDUAL IN-	2512	Intro Theatre Graphics	3.00 Hrs.
STRUCTTON COURSi OF MUSIC, MU 123.	S LISTED N THE CATALOG ARE AVAILABLE IN THE DEPARTMENT		22773 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	TC107	Burgess
					2530	Acting/Non-Majors	3.00 Hrs.
							22774 001 1240-0205	Day	MW	TC235	Helming
Commercial Music (Cmus-K320)			(03) 2532	Character Development 22775 001 0910-1005	3 00 Hrs. Day	MWF	TC235	McCulough
1116 Piano Jazz/Pop/Comrcl	2.00 Hrs				(04) 3213	Performr Voice/Articltn	3.00 Hrs
22726 001	0530-0625	Night	MW	MU202	Marbarch		22776 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	TC235	Lenhart
2102 Thry Jaz/Pop/Comrcl II	3 00 Hrs	HwF			3411	Language In Pertormnce	3 00 Hrs
22728 001	0910-1005	Day	MU101	Stetl		22777 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	TC201	Baxter
2102 Theory Aural Lab II	0.00 Hrs				3506	Movement Styles	3.00 Hrs
22727 101	0800-0855	Day	W	MU103	Steff		22778 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	CFA124	Chnetzberg
2502 Comp/Arrang.Jaz/Com II	2 00 Hrs				(05) 3532	Adv Scene Study	3 00 Hrs
22729 001	TBA			MU003	Rush/Sleff		22779 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	TC137	Helming
3100 Promotn/Mgm	Artists	3 00 Hrs				3541	Acting Techniques	1 00 Hrs
22730 001	0910-1005	Day	MWF	CFA105	Tucker	(06)22780 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	TC235	McCulough

48

Spring Term

Theatre (Thea-K491)

3541	Acting Techniques	1.00 Hrs
(07)22781 002 1020-1115	Day
3542	Management/Publicity 22782 001 TBA	1 00 Hrs
3542	Costumes	1 00 Hrs.
(08) 22783 002 TBA
3542	Lights	1 00 Hrs
(08) 22784 003 TBA
3542	Sound	1 00 Hrs
(08) 22785 004 TBA
3542	Scenery	1 00 Hrs
(08	22786 005 TBA
3542	Props	1.00 Hrs.
(08) 22787 006 TBA
3542	Make-Up	1.00 Hrs
(08) 22788 007 TBA
4401	Interpret Child's Lit	3.00 Hrs
	22789 001 0930-1230	Day
(09) 4441	Performance Repertory	3.00 Hrs.
	22790 001 0100-0300	Day
4455	Directng Narrative Thea	3 00 Hrs
	22791 001 1240-0205	Day
4502	Ensemble Movement	3.00 Hrs.
	22792 001 0940-1105	Day
(10) 4541	Internship 22793 001 TBA	3.00 Hrs
(10) 4541	Internship 22794 002 TBA	6 00 Hrs
4550	Techn Prodctn Studio	3.00 Hrs
	22795 001 1020-1115	Day
(11) 4553	Individual Studies Thtr 22796 001 TBA	100 Hrs.
(11) 4553	Individual Studies Thtr 22797 002 TBA	2.00 Hrs
(11) 4553	Individual Studies Thtr 22798 003 TBA	3 00 Hrs
4554	Costume History	3.00 Hrs
	22799 001 1130-1225	Day
4560	Design Studio 22800 001 TBA	3.00 Hrs.
4564	Scenography	3.00 Hrs.
	22801 001 0830-1000	Day
4571	Playwriting	3.00 Hrs.
	22802 001 0400-0700	Day
(12) 4595	Theatre Sound 22803 001 0830-0925	3.00 Hrs. Day

TC137	Helming
TC100	McCulough
TC100	Koertge
TC100	McFadden
TC100	McFadden
TC100	Burgess
TC100	Goss
TC100	Koertge
TC201	Helming
TC201	Lenhart
TC137	Baxter
CFA126	Chrietzbetg
TC143	Helming
TC143	Helming
TC107	Koertge
TC100	Staff
TC100	Staff
TC100	Staff
TC107	Koertge
TC100	McFadden
TC216	Goss
TC239	Malm

-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-

6401 Interpret Child's Lit

22804 001 0930-1230 (09) 6441 Performance Repertory

22805 001 0100-0300 6502 Ensemble Movement

22806 001 Techn Prodctn Studio

1105

'001

1020-

3.00 Hrs.

Day 3.00 Hrs.

Day 3.00 Hrs.

Day 3.00 Hrs.

Day 3.00 Hrs.

Day

TTh MWF MWF

TC201 Helming TC201 Lenhart CFA126 Chnetzberg

Day

Night

3.00 Hrs Day

3.00 Hrs Day

6554 Costume History

22808 001 1130-1225 6571 Playwriting

22809 001 0400-0700

(12) 6595 Theatre Sound

22810 001 0830-0925 7440 Sem Critial Studies

22811 001 0530-0655 7521 Stage Direction

22812 001 1120-1245 7526 Directing Studio

22813 001 TBA 7558 Design Studio

22814 001 0940-1105

(13) 7560 Studies Dsgn/Tech Prod

22815 001 TBA 7571 Advanced Playwriting

22816 001 0400-0700 8526 Directing Studio

22817 001 TBA (13) 8560 Studies Dsgn/Tech Prod

22818 001 TBA 8571 Advanced Playwriting

22819 001 0400-0700

(01) RESTRICTED - MINI COLLEGE PICK UP FORMS AD 165

(02) RESTRICTED - HONORS. PICK UP FORMS BL 1 15

(03) RESTRICTED. SEE KEN MCCULOUGH, TC 223 MUST ALSO REGISTER FOR THEA 3541, SECTION 101

(04) RESTRICTED SEE JO LENHART, TC 229.

(05) RESTRICTED. SEE JOANNA HELMING. TC 131 MUST ALSO REGISTER FOR THEA 3541 SECTION 002. '.

(06) RESTRICTED -.SEE KEN MCCULOUGH, TC 223 MUST ALSO REGISTER FOR THEA 2532, SECTION 001,

(07) RESTRICTED. SEE JOANNA HELMING, TC 131 MUST ALSO REGISTER FOR THEA 3532, SECTION 001.

(08) FIRST MEETING ONLY - TUES, JAN 21, 4:00 PM, TC 100.

(09) RESTRICTED. SEE JO LENHART. TC 229. COURSE ALSO MEETS TU/TH 2.40PM-405PM.

(10) RESTRICTED. SEE JOANNA HELMING, TC 131.

(11) RESTRICTED. OBTAIN PERMISSION IN TC 143.

(12) MUST ALSO ATTEND CLASS ON WEDNESDAYS, 830AM-9 25AM

(13) RESTRICTED. SEE JOHN MCFADDEN, TC 121.

TC107

TC107 TC239 TC201 TC239 TC235 TC143 TC100 TC143 TC239 TC143 TC143 TC239

Koertge Koertge

McFadden

Baxter

Ferris

Ferris

McFadden

McFadden

Malm

McFadden Malin

Communication Studies (Comm-K493)

1311 Public Speaking	3.00 Hrs.
22820 001	0800-0855	Day	MWF	TC107	Staff
22821 002	0910-1005	Day	MWF	TCI 03	Staff
22822 003	0910-1005	Day	MWF	TC107	Staff
22823 004	1130-1225	Day	MWF	TC207	Staff
22824 005	1240-0205	Day	MW	TC107	Staff
22825 006	0530-0655	Night	MW	TC107	Staff
22826 007	0800-0925	Day	TTh	TC103	Staff
22827 008	0940-1105	Day	TTh	TC207	Staff
22828 009	0100-0225	Day	TTh	TC113	Staff
22829 010	0240-0405	Day	TTh	TC109	Staff
22830 011	0530-0655	Night	TTh	TC107	Staff
(01) 22831 909	0530-0830	Night	M	TC109	McDowell
1 780 Intro Human Communcatn	3.00 Hrs.
22832 001	0800-0925	Day	TTh	TC237A	Kirkpatrick
1 781 Intro Rhetrc/Comm Arts	3.00 Hrs.
22833 001	0940-1105	Day	TTh	TC237A	Staff
1851 Introduction To Film	3.00 Hrs.
22834 001	0100-0400	Day	M	TC237A	Graham
22835 002	0100-0400	Day	W	TC237A	Ross
22836 003	0600-0900	Night	M	TC237A	Appleby
(01) 22837 909	0900-1200	Day	S	TC237A	Staff
2361 Atrican-Amercn Rhetoric	3 00 Hrs
22838 001	0940-1105	Day	TTh	TC103	Acey
22839 002	1120-1245	Day	TTh	TC103	Acey
2381 Oral Communication	3.00 Hrs.
22840 001	0800-0855	Day	MWF	TC115	Clanton
22841 002	0800-0855	Day	MWF	TC207	Staff
22842 003	0910-1005	Day	MWF	TC207	Staff
22843 004	0910-1005	Day	MWF	TC209	Staff
22844 005	1020-1115	Day	MWF	TC207	Clanton
22845 006	1020-1115	Day	MWF	TC209	Staff
22846 007	1020-1115	Day	MWF	TC215	Staff
22847 008	1130-1225	Day	MWF	TC209	Staff
22848 009	1240-0205	Day	MW	TC207	Staff
22849 010	0220-0345	Day	MW	TC209	Staff
22850 01 1	0530-0655	Night	MW	TC207	Staff
22851 012	0800-0925	Day	TTh	TC209	Staff
22852 013	0800-0925	Day	TTh	TC207	Staff
22853 014	0940-1105	Day	TTh	TC209	Staff
22854 015	0940-1105	Day	TTh	TC215	Staff
22855 016	1120-1245	Day	TTh	TC209	Staff
22856 017	1120-1245	Day	TTh	TC215	Staff
22857 018	0100-0225	Day	TTh	TC209	Staff
22858 019	0240-0405	Day	TTh	TC207	Staff
22859 020	0530-0655	Night	TTh	TC207	Staff
22860 021	0710-0835	Night	TTh	TC209	Staff
(01) 22861 909	0900-1200	Day	W	TC115	Staff
(01)22862 910	0900-1200	Day	S	TC209	Staff
3321 Argumentation & Debate	3.00 Hrs.
22863 001	0800-0925	Day	TTh	TC107	Staff
22864 002	1120-1245	Day	TTh	TC207	Staff
3322 Theories of	Persuasion	3.00 Hrs.
22865 001	0800-0855	Day	MWF	TC237A	Kirkpatrick
(02) 3342 Communcatn & Leadrship	3.00 Hrs.
22866 001	1255-0330	Day	Th	TBA	Staff
3802 Productn Tech/Organztns	3.00 Hrs.
22867 001	0100-0225	Day	TTh	TC101	Banes
3820 Brdcst Prep/Performance	3.00 Hrs.
22868 001	0240-0440	Day	TTh	TC107	McDowell
3821 Radio Prod/Studio Oprtn	3.00 Hrs.
22869 001	0220-0345	Day	MW	TC107	Staff
3823 Tv/Film Product/Asth I	4.00 Hrs.
22870 001	0800-1100	Day	MW	TC101	Gee
3824 Tv/Film Product/Asth II	4.00 Hrs.
(03) 22871 001	0600-0900	Night	MW	TC101	Ross
(04) 22872 002	0800-1100	Day	TTh	TC101	Gee
(05) 3842 Tv Studio Production I	4.00 Hrs.
22873 001	0800-1100	Day	MW	CFA131	Banes
4011 Communctn	In Orgnztns	3.00 Hrs
22874 001	0900-1200	Day	S	TC107	Staff
4360 Hist/Cnt Pblic Address	3 00 Hrs
22875 001	0940-1105	Day	TTh	TC107	Osborn
4373 Interracial Comm	3.00 Hrs.
22876 001	1130-1225	Day	MWF	TC103	Acey
(06) 4374 Studies Comm Arts	100 Hrs
22877 001	TBA			TC143	Staff
(06) 4374 Studies Comm Arts	2.00 Hrs.
22878 002	TBA			TC143	Staff
(06) 4374 Studies Comm Arts	3 00 Hrs.
22879 003	TBA			TC143	Staff
(06) 4802 Internship		1.00 Hrs.
22880 001	TBA			TC143	Staff
(06) 4802 Internship		2 00 Hrs.
22881 002	TBA			TC143	Staff
(06) 4802 Internship		3.00 Hrs.
22882 003	TBA			TC143	Staff
4811 Radio/Tv Programming	3.00 Hrs.
22883 001	0100-0225	Day	TTh	TC103	Bensman
4812 Comm Law/Prfrmng Arts	3.00 Hrs.
22884 001	1020-1115	Day	MWF	TC103	Bensman

49

Communication Studies (Comm-K493)

Spring Term

(04) 4625 Editing film/Videotape

	22885 001 0220-0420	Day	MW	TCI 01	Gee
4831	Broadcasl/Cable Sale/Ad	3.00 Hrs
	22886 001 0530-0830	Night	Th	TC109	McDowell
(05) 4841	Television Workshop	4 00 Hrs.
	22887 001 0800-1100	Day	TTh	CFA131	Banes
4851	Film History II	3 00 Hrs.
	22888 001 0240-0440	Day	TTh	TC237A	Graham
4853	Documenary Form Film	3.00 Hrs
	22889 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	TC237A	Appleby
(06) 4892	film/Video Production	1.00 Hrs.
	22890 001 TBA			TC143'	Stan-
(06) 4892	Film/Video Production	2.00 Hrs.
	22891 002 TBA			TCI 43	Start
(06) 4892	Film/Video Production	3.00 Hrs.
	22892 003 TBA			TC143	Staff
-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-
6011	Communctn In Orgnztns	3.00 Hrs
	22893 001 0900-1200	Day	S	TCI 07	Stall
6360	Hist/Cnt Pole Address	3.00 Hrs
	22894 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	TC107	Osborn
6373	Interracial Comm	3.00 Hrs.
	22895 001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	TC103	Acey
(06) 6802	Internship	1.00 Hrs.
	22896 001 TBA			TC143	Staff
(06) 6602	Internship	2 00 Hrs.
	22897 002 TBA			TC143	Staff
(06) 6802	Internship	3.00 Hrs
	22898 003 TBA			TCI 43	Staff
6811	Radio/Tv Programming	3.00 Hrs
	22899 001 0100-0225	Day	TTh	TC103	Bensman
6812	Comm Law/Prtrmng Arts	3.00 Hrs.
	22900 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	TC103	Bensman
(04) 6825	Editing Film/Videotape	3.00 Hrs.
	22901 001 0220-0420	Day	MW	TC101	Gee
6831	Broadcast/Cable Sale/Ad	3 00 Hrs.
	22902 001 0530-0830	Night	Th	TC109	McDowell
(05) 6841	Television Workshop	4.00 Hrs.
	22903 001 0800-1100	Day	TTh	CFA131	Banes
6851	Film History II	3.00 Hrs.
	22904 001 0240-0440	Day	TTh	TC237A	Graham
6853	Documentary Form Film	3.00 Hrs.
	22905 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	TC237A	Appleby
(06) 6892	Film/Video Production	100 Hrs.
	22906 001 TBA			TCI 43	Staff
(06) 6892	Film/Video Production	2 00 Hrs
	22907 002 TBA			TC143	Stall
(06) 6892	Film/Video Production	3 00 Hrs
	22908 003 TBA			TC143	Staff
7101	Sem Rhetorical Style	3.00 Hrs.
	22909 001 0530-0655	Night	MW	TC115	Osborn
7360	Sem Rhetorical Theory	3.00 Hrs
	22910 001 0900-1200	Day	S	TC239	Bakke
7369	Sem Org Communications	3 00 Hrs.
	22911 001 0100-0225	Day	TTh	TC239	Kirkpatrick
7374	Indep Studies Comm Arts	100 Hrs
(06)22912 001 TBA			TC143	Staff
7374	Indep Studies Comm Arts	2.00 Hrs.
(06)22913 002 TBA			TC143	Staff
(06) 7374	Indep Studies In Comm	3.00 Hrs.
	22914 003 TBA			TC143	Staff
7806	Trends Mass Communicatn	3.00 Hrs
	22915 001 0220-0345	Day	MW	TC109	Bensman
7991	Sem Comparative Media	3.00 Hrs.
	22916 001 0530-0655	Night	TTh	TC237A	Ross
8101	Sem Rhetorical Style	3.00 Hrs.
	22917 001 0530-0655	Night	MW	TC115	Osborn
8360	Sem Rhetorical Theory	3 00 Hrs
	22918 001 0900-1200	Day	S	TC239	Bakke
8369	Sem Org Communications	3.00 Hrs
	22919 001 0100-0225	Day	TTh	TC239	Kirkpatrick
6806	Trends Mass Communicatn	300 Hrs.
	22920 001 0220-0345	Day	MW	TC109	Bensman
8991	Sem Comparative Media	3.00 Hrs
	22921 001 0530-0655	Night	TTh	TC237A	Ross
(01) RESTRICTED • MINI COLLEGE PICK UP FORMS AD 165
(02) RESTRICTED. SEE DEAN HAMPTON, UC 443
(03) RESTRICTED SEE STEVEN ROSS, TC 119
(04) RESTRICTED. SEE ROXANA GEE. TC G7.
(05) RESTRICTED SEE VALERIE BANES. CFA 117D
(06) RESTRICTED OBTAIN PERMISSION IN TC 143

Theatre and Communication Arts (Thca-K495)

(01) 4980 Honors Studies ,3 00 Hrs

22922 301 TBA TC143 Graham

22923 302 TBA TC143 Graham 4982 Honors Seminar 3.00 Hrs.

(01)22924 301 0940-1105 Day TTh TC239 Graham

-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL- (01) 4999 Senior Honors Thesis 3 00 Hrs

22925 301 TBA TC143 Start -ORADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-

(02)7993 Special Problems 1.00 Hrs.

22926 001 TBA TC100 Staff

(02) 7993 Special Problems 2 00 Hrs

22927 002 TBA

(02)7993 Special Problems 3 00 Hrs.

22928 003 TBA

(02)7994 Special Problems 1.00 Hrs.

22929 001 TBA

(02) 7994 Special Problems 2.00 Hrs

22930 002 TBA

(02) 7994 Special Problems 3 00 Hrs

22931 003 TBA

(02) 7995 Production Practicum 3.00 Hrs

22932 001 TBA

(02) 7995 Production Practicum 6 00 Hrs

22933 002 TBA

(02) 7996 Thesis 1.00 Hrs.

22934 001 TBA

(02) 7996 Thesis 3.00 Hrs.

22935 002 TBA

(02) 7996 Thesis 6.00 Hrs.

22936 003 TBA

(02)8993 Special Problems 1.00 Hrs.

22937 001 TBA

(02) 8993 Special Problems 2.00 Hrs.

22938 002 TBA

(02) 8993 Special Problems 3.00 Hrs.

22939 003 TBA

(02)8994 Special Problems 1.00 Hrs.

22940 001 TBA

(02) 8994 Special Problems 2.00 Hrs.

22941 002 TBA

(02) 8994 Special Problems 3.00 Hrs.

22942 003 TBA

(02) 8995 Production Practicum 3.00 Hrs

22943 001 TBA

(02) 8995 Production Practicum 6 00 Hrs

22944 002 TBA

(01) RESTRICTED - HONORS PICK UP FORMS TC 143

(02) RESTRICTED OBTAIN PERMISSION IN TC 143.

Dance (Danc-K497)

Introduction To Dance 22945 001 1120-1245

1821 Modern Dance

Day

2.00 Hrs.

Day

22946 001 1020-1115 1825 Bailed

22947 001 1020-1115 1827 Jazz Dance I

22948 001 1130-1225 2101 Dance Improvisation

22949 001 0940-1105 2825 Ballet II

22950 001 1130-1225 2827 Jazz Dance II

22951 001 0220-0345

(01) 3829 Adv Dance Techniques

22952 001 1240-0205

(02) 4101 Dance Repertory

22953 001 TBA (02) 4301 Directed Studies Dance

22954 001 TBA (02) 4301 Directed Studies Dance

22955 002 TBA (02) 4301 Directed Studies Dance

22956 003 TBA

(01) COURSE ALSO MEETS TU/TH 2:40PM-4:05PM

(02) RESTRICTED SEE MOIRA LOGAN, CFA 121

2.00 Hrs Day

4.00 Hrs Day

1 .00 Hrs

2.00 Hrs

3 00 Hrs

TC100 TC100 TC100 TC100 TC1O0 TC100 TCI 00 TC100 TC100 TC100 TC143 TC143 TC143 TC143 TC143 TC143 TC143 TC143

TC101	Logan
CFA124	Logan
CFA126	Chnetzberg
CFA124	Chnetzberg
CFA124	Logan
CFA126	Halligan
CFA124	Halligan
CFA 124	Halligan
TC143	Logan
TC100	Logan
TC100	Logan
TC100	Logan

The College of Education

Dr. Nathan Essex, Dean 215 Education Building, 678-4265

Educational Professional Core (Educ-M500)

Dr. Anne C. Troutman, Director

200B Education,	678-4177
2600	Human Dvlpmt Lrng Thry	3.00 Hrs.
	22957 001	0940-1105	Day
	22958 002	0530-0830	Night
2601	Clinical Experience I	1.00 Hrs.
	22959 001	0910-1005	Day
	22960 002	1120-1215	Day
	22961 003	0910-1005	Day
	22962 004	1130-1225	Day
	22963 005	0910-1005	Day
(01) 3000	Pnnciples of Teachng	3.00 Hrs
	22964 001	0800-0855	Day
	22965 002	0940-1105	Day
	22966 003	1020-1115	Day
	22967 004	0530-0830	Night

ED204	Dowd
ED301	Petry
ED300	Petry
ED301	Anderson
ED204	Anderson
ED301	Petry
ED201	Staff
ED210	Staff
ED210	Vanoteghe
ED314	Staff

Spring Term

Educational Professional Core (Educ-M500)

3000 Principles of Teachng	(cont.)				4901	Stdnt Tchng/lndstrl Arts	6.00 Hrs.
	22968 005 0530-0830	Night	T	ED314	Staff		23027 002 TBA		ED	Staff
	22969 006 1240-0335	Day	M	ED204	Staff	4901	Stdnt Tchng/lndstrl Arts	9 00 Hrs.
(01) 3001	Clinical Experience II	1.00 Hrs.					23028 003 TBA		ED	Staff
	22970 001 0910-1005	Day	MTW	ED209	Staff	4901	Stdnt Tchng/lnstr Music	3.00 Hrs.
	22971 002 1120-1215	Day	MTW	ED209	Staff		23029 001 TBA		ED	Staff
	22972 003 1130-1225	Day	MW	ED300	Vanoteghen	4901	Stdnt Tchng/lnstr Music	6.00 Hrs.
	22973 004 0530-0725	Night	W	ED	Staff		23030 002 TBA		ED	Staff
	22974 005 0500-0655	Night	Th	ED	Staff	4901	Stdnt Tchng/lnstr Music	9.00 Hrs.
	22975 006 1240-0235	Day	W	ED	Staff		23031 003 TBA		ED	Staff
3100	Assessment & Evaluation	2.00 Hrs.				4901	Stdnt Tchng/Schl Music	3.00 Hrs.
	22976 001 0800-0855	Day	TTh	ED205	Hamrick		23032 001 TBA		ED	Staff
	22977 002 0800-0855	Day	MW	ED204	Staff	4901	Stdnt Tchng/Schl Music	6 00 Hrs.
	22978 003 0615-0805	Night	W	EDAUD	Staff		23033 002 TBA		ED	Staff
3200	Interprsnl Skls/Edctrs	2.00 Hrs.				4901	Stdnt Tchng/Schl Music	9.00 Hrs
	22979 001 1120-1215	Day	TTh	MN413	Hall		23034 003 TBA		ED	Staff
	22980 002 1240-0230	Day	W	ED301	Staff	4901	Stdnt Tchng/Phys Ed	3.00 Hrs
	22981 003 0500-0650	Night	W	CS	Staff		23035 001 TBA		ED	Staff
3301	Chid Dvpmnt & Lrng Thry	2.00 Hrs.				4901	Stdnt Tchng/Phys Ed	6.00 Hrs.
	22982 001 0800-0855	Day	MW	MN413	Crase		23036 002 TBA		ED	Staff
	22983 002 1000-1055	Day	TTh	ED201	Greer B	4901	Stdnt Tchng/Phys Ed	9.00 Hrs.
	22984 003 0500-0650	Night	T	CS	Goss		23037 003 TBA		ED	Staff
3302	Adlscnt Dev&Lrng Thry	2.00 Hrs.				4901	Stdnt Tchng/Voc Home Ec	3.00 Hrs.
	22985 001 0300-0450	Day	T	ED204	Goss		23038 001 TBA		ED	Staff
3401	Tchng Excptnl Learner	2.00 Hrs.				4901	Stdnt Tchng/Voc Home Ec	6.00 Hrs.
	22986 001 0910-1005	Day	MW	ED203	Rich		23039 002 TBA		ED	Staff
	22987 002 1240-0135	Day	MW	ED203	Staff	4901	Stdnt Tchng/Voc Home Ec	9 00 Hrs
	22988 003 0820-0915	Day	TTh	ED201	Greer B		23040 003 TBA		ED	Staff
	22989 004 0500-0650	Night	T	CS	Anderson	4902	Stdnt Tching/Elementary	3 00 Hrs
3501	Classroom Management	2.00 Hrs.					23041 001 TBA		ED	Staff
	22990 001 1240-0135	Day	MW	ED205	Greer J	4902	Stdnt Tching/Elementary	6 00 Hrs
	22991 002 1020-1115	Day	MW	ED205	Greer J		23042 002 TBA		ED	Staff
	22992 003 0500-0650	Night	W	ED207	Greer J	4902	Stdnt Tchng/Kindergartn	3.00 Hrs.
3600	Applctns Instr Media	3.00 Hrs.					23043 001 TBA		ED	Staff
	22993 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	ED314	Miller	4902	Stdnt Tchng/Kindergartn	6.00 Hrs.
	22994 002 0940-1105	Day	TTh	ED314	Miller		23044 002 TBA		ED	Staff
	22995 003 0530-0830	Night	W	ED314	Staff	4902	Stdnt Tchng/Spec Ed	3.00 Hrs
	22996 004 1240-0205	Day	MW	ED314	Staff		23045 001 TBA		ED	Staff
	22997 005 1240-0205	Day	TTh	ED314	Staff	4902	Stdnt Tchng/Spec Ed	6.00 Hrs.
(02) 3900	Educ Honors Colloquium	3.00 Hrs.					23046 002 TBA		ED	Staff
	22998 301 0100-0350	Day	M	ED421	Vanoteghen	4902	Stdnt Tchng/Secondary	3.00 Hrs
4601	Educ Fnd'n/Tchrs	2.00 Hrs.					23047 001 TBA		ED	Staff
	22999 001 1020-1115	Day	MW	ED301	Scahill	4902	Stdnt Tchng/Secondary	6.00 Hrs
	23000 002 0500-0650	Night	W	CS	Scahill		23048 002 TBA		ED	Staff
4701	Clinical Experience III	2.00 Hrs.				4902	Stdnt Tchng/Art	3.00 Hrs
	23001 001 0100-0230	Day	T	ED204	Bowyer		23049 001 TBA		ED	Staff
4901	Stdnt Tchng/Elementary	3.00 Hrs.				4902	Stdnt Tchng/Art	6.00 Hrs.
	23002 001 TBA			ED	Staff		23050 002 TBA		ED	Staff
4901	Stdnt Tchng/Elementary	6.00 Hrs				4902	Stdnt Tchng/Bus Ed	3.00 Hrs.
	23003 002 TBA			ED	Staff		23051 001 TBA		ED	Staff
4901	Stdnt Tchng/Elementary	9.00 Hrs				4902	Stdnt Tchng/Bus Ed	6.00 Hrs.
	23004 003 TBA			ED	Staff		23052 002 TBA		ED	Staff
4901	Stdnt Tchng/Kindergartn	3.00 Hrs				4902	Stdnt Tchng/Health	3.00 Hrs.
	23005 001 TBA			ED	Staff		23053 001 TBA		ED	Staff
4901	Stdnt Tchng/Kindergartn	6 00 Hrs				4902	Stdnt Tchng/Health	6.00 Hrs.
	23006 002 TBA			ED	Staff		23054 002 TBA		ED	Staff
4901	Stdnt Tchng/Kindergartn	9.00 Hrs				4902	Std Tchng/lndstrl Arts	3.00 Hrs.
	23007 003 TBA			ED	Staff		23055 001 TBA		ED	Staff
4901	Stdnt Tchng/ Spec Educ	3.00 Hrs				4902	Std Tchng/lndstrl Arts	6.00 Hrs.
	23008 001 TBA			ED	Staff		23056 002 TBA		ED	Staff
4901	Stdnt Tchng/Spec Educ	6 00 Hrs.				4902	Stdnt Tchng/lnstr Music	3.00 Hrs.
	23009 002 TBA			ED	Staff		23057 001 TBA		ED	Staff
4901	Stdnt Tchng/Spec Educ	9 00 Hrs				4902	Stdnt Tchng/lnstr Music	6.00 Hrs.
	23010 003 TBA			ED	Staff		23058 002 TBA		ED	Staff
4901	Stdnt Tchng/Secondary	3 00 Hrs				4902	Stdnt Tchng/Phys Ed	3.00 Hrs.
	23011 001 TBA			ED	Staff		23059 001 TBA		ED	Staff
4901	Stdnt Tchng/Secondary	6.00 Hrs.				4902	Stdnt Tchng/Phys Ed	6.00 Hrs.
	23012 002 TBA			ED	Staff		23060 002 TBA		ED	Staff
4901	Stdnt Tchng/Secondary	9.00 Hrs.				4902	Stdnt Tchng/Voc Home Ec	3.00 Hrs.
	23013 003 TBA			ED	Staff		23061 001 TBA		ED	Staff
4901	Stdnt Tchng/Art	3 00 Hrs				4902	Stdnt Tchng/Voc Home Ec	6.00 Hrs.
	23014 001 TBA			ED	Staff		23062 002 TBA		ED	Staff
4901	Stdnt Tchng/Art	6 00 Hrs				-GRADUATE- ONLY 1 .. i 1 i i
	23015 002 TBA			ED	Staff	7000	Analysis/Pract Teach I	3.00 Hrs.
4901	Stdnt Tchng/Art.	9.00 Hrs					23063 001 0530-0830	Night Th	ED	Staff
	23016 003 TBA Stdnt Tchng/Bus Ed			ED	Staff	(01) LECTURE AND LAB ARE COORDINATED.~STUDENT MUST ENROLL IN A LAB SESSION
4901	3.00 Hrs.				ENDING IN SAME DIGIT AS LECTURE - 3000 & 3001.
	23017 001 TBA			ED	Staff	(02) HONORS SECTION: PICK UP CARDS IN ED 200.
4901	Stdnt Tchng/Bus Ed 23018 002 TBA	6.00 Hrs.		ED	Staff	DEPT NOTE. STUDENT TEACHING IS ALL RESTRICTED. PICK UP FORMS ED 200.
4901	Stdnt Tchng/Bus Ed	9.00 Hrs
4901	23019 003 TBA Stdnt Tchng/Dist Ed 23020 001 TBA	3.00 Hrs.		ED ED	Staff Staff	Educational Services (Edsv-M550) Dr. Thomas A. Rakes. Coordinator
4901	Stdnt Tchng/Dist Ed	6.00 Hrs.
	23021 002 TBA			ED	Staff	424 Educatic
4901	Stdnt Tchng/Dist Ed	9.00 Hrs.				3350	The Adult Learner	3.00 Hrs.
	23022 003 TBA			ED	Staff		23064 001 0530-0830	Night T	ED203	Staff
4901	Stdnt Tchng/Health	3 00 Hrs.				4150	Process Skills/Trainers	3.00 Hrs.
	23023 001 TBA			ED	Staff		23065 001 0530-0830	Night Th	ED201	Young
4901	Stdnt Tchng/Health	6.00 Hrs.				4350	Instruct Devel/Training	3.00 Hrs.
	23024 002 TBA			ED	Staff		23066 001 0530-0830	Night M	ED204	Staff
4901	Stdnt Tchng/Health	9.00 Hrs.				4450	Media Devi/Training	2.00 Hrs.
	23025 003 TBA			ED	Staff		23067 001 0530-0730	Night Th	ED204	Staff
4901	Stdnt Tchng/lndstrl Arts	3.00 Hrs.				4550	Orgnztn & Mgmt Trng Prg	3.00 Hrs.
	23026 001 TBA			ED	Staff		23068 001 0530-0830	Night W	ED107	Staff

51

Educational Services (Edsv-M550)

Spring Term

(01) 4750	Prblm/Ed Services	1 00 Hrs				8170	Practicum In Edas	3 00 Hrs.
	23069 001 TBA			TBA	StaH		23116 001 TBA			TBA	StaH
(01) 4750	Prblm/Ed Services	2 00Hrs				8171	Intern In Edas	3 00 Hrs
	23070 002 TBA			TBA	Start		23117 001 TBA			TBA	StaH
(01) 4750	Prblm/Ed Services	3 00 Hrs				8172	Pract Hghr Educ Adm	3 00 Hrs
	23071 003 TBA			TBA	Stall		23118 001 TBA			TBA	StaH
(01) 4800	Professional Seminar	1 00 Hrs				8173	Intern Hghr Educ Adm	3.00 Hrs
	23072 001 0530-0630	Night	T	FH206	Van Oleghen		23119 001 TBA			TBA	StaH
(01) 4850	Pract/Training Settings	1 00 Hrs				8180	Educational Law	3 00 Hrs.
	23073 001 TBA			TBA	Stall		23120 001 0530-0830	Night	M	ED209	Lucas
(01) 4850	Pract/Training Settings	2 00 Hrs				8192	Orgnl Structr Higher Ed	3 00 Hrs
	23074 002 TBA			TBA	StaH		23121 001 0530-0830	Night	M	TBA	Riggs
(01) 4350	Pract/Training Settings	3 00 Hrs				8311	Secndry Schl Admm/Supv	3.00 Hrs.
	23075 003 TBA			TBA	StaH	(02)23124 001 0530-0830	Night	FS	ED205	StaH
(01) 4950	Intern/Training Settings	6 00 Hrs				8380	Higher Education Law	3 00 Hrs.
	23076 001 TBA			TBA	StaH		23125 001 0530-0830	Night	Th	ED103	Riggs
(01) 4950	Intern/Training Settings	■7 00 Hrs.				8440	Microcomputer Applctns	3 00 Hrs.
	23077 002 TBA			TBA	StaH		23126 001 0530-0830	Night	W	ED103	Valesky
(01) 4950	Intern/Training Settings	8 00 Hrs				8611	Community Ed Admin	3.00 Hrs.
	23078 003 TBA			TBA	StaH		23127 001 0530-0830	Night	W	ED209	Lucas
(01) 4950	Intern/Training Settings	9 00 Hrs				8700	Rsrch Hum Sch Com Rel	3.00 Hrs.
	23079 004 TBA			TBA	Young		23128 001 TBA			TBA	StaH
-GRADUATE-"' : 1 m>i . m; iWr: ■■ i .,	8710	Rsrch General Ed Admin	3.00 Hrs
6150	Process Skills/Trainers	3.00 Hrs.					23129 001 TBA			TBA	StaH
	23080 001 0530-0830	Night	Th	ED201	StaH	8730	Rsrch Ed Fin Bus Mgmt	3.00 Hrs.
6350	Instruct Devel/Training	3.00 Hrs.					23130 001 TBA			TBA	StaH
	23081 001 0530-0830	Night	M	ED204	Mornson	8740	Rsrch Ed Plant/Transpt	3 00 Hrs
6450	Media Devi/Trainers	2.00 Hrs.					23131 001 TBA			TBA	StaH
6550	23082 001 0530-0730 Orgnztn & Mgmt Trng Prg 23083 001 0530-0830	Night 3.00 Hrs. Night	Th	ED204 ED107	StaH StaH	8750 8760	Rsrch Educ Supervision 23132 001 TBA Rsrch Personl Negtns	3.00 Hrs 3.00 Hrs		TBA	StaH
(01) RESTRICTED PICK UP FORMS EC	417A				8780	23133 001 TBA Rsrch Prob Educ Law	3.00 Hrs.		TBA	StaH
							23134 001 TBA			TBA	StaH
Educational Administration and Supervision	8790	Rsrch Prob Higher Ed Ad 23135 001 TBA	3.00 Hrs.		TBA	StaH
(Edas-M630)					8811	Policy Implmntn Edas 23136 001 0530-0830	3.00 Hrs. Night	_	TBA	Markus
Dr. Thomas C. Valesky, Interi			9000	Doctoral Dissertation	3.00 Hrs.
101 Education, 678-2368					9000	23137 001 TBA Doctoral Dissertation	6.00 Hrs.		TBA	StaH
—GRADUATE— OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL—		23138 001 TBA			TBA	StaH
7000	Human Sen & Com Rel	3.00 Hrs.				9000	Doctoral Dissertation	9.00 Hrs
	23084 001 0530-0830	Night	W	ED205	Pettigrew		23139 001 TBA			TBA	Start
7050	Supv Prcs Educ Envrnmt	3.00 Hrs.				(01) MEETS SAT 8 AM TO 3:30PM, JAN 26, FEB 2, 9	16, 23, AND MAR 2.
(01) 23085 001 0530-0830	Night	FS	ED205	StaH	(02) MEETS FRI 530PM-830PM AND SAT 800AM-3 30PM ON MAR 22, 23, APR 5. 6, 19, 20. 26.
7100	Intro To Educ Admin	3.00 Hrs.				27.
	23086 001 0530-0830	Night	Th	ED205	Hirth	DEPT NOTE: PROSPECTIVE ENROLLEES OF PRACTICUMS, INTERNSHIPS.
7130	Fnance/Bus Mgmt In Educ	3.00 Hrs.				READINGS/RESEARCH, AND CULMINATING EXPERIENCE SHOULD GIVE 30 DAYS NOTICE
	23088 001 0530-0830	Night	M	ED205	Hirth	OF INTENTION AND SECURE APPROVAL OF CHAIR, ED 101
7160	Admin Educ Pers Negtns 23090 001 0530-0830	3 00 Hrs. Night	T	ED205	Lucas
7170	Practicum In Edas 23092 001 TBA	3.00 Hrs.		TBA	StaH
7171	Intern In Edas 23093 001 TBA	3 00 Hrs.		TBA	StaH
7172	Pract Hghr Educ Adm 23094 001 TBA	3.00 Hrs.		TBA	StaH
7173	Intern Hghr Educ Adm 23095 001 TBA	3 00 Hrs.		TBA	StaH
7180	Educational Law 23096 001 0530-0830	3.00 Hrs Night	M	ED209	Lucas
7192	Orgnl Structr Higher Ed 23097 001 0530-0830	3.00 Hrs. Night	M	TBA	Riggs
7311	Secndry Schl Admm/Supv	3.00 Hrs.
(02) 23098 001 0530-0830	Night	FS	ED205	StaH
7440	Microcomputer Applctns 23099 001 0530-0830	3.00 Hrs. Night	W	ED103	Valesky
7611	Community Ed Admin 23100 001 0530-0830	3.00 Hrs. Night	W	ED209	Lucas
7700	Rsrch Hum Sen Com Rel 23101 001 TBA	3 00 Hrs.		TBA	StaH
7710	flsrch General Ed Admin 23102 001 TBA	3 00 Hrs		TBA	StaH
7730	Rsrch Ed Fin Bus Mgmt 23103 001 TBA	3.00 Hrs		TBA	StaH
7740	Rsrch Ed Plant/Transpt 23104 001 TBA	3 00 Hrs.		TBA	StaH
7750	Rsrch Educ Supervision 23105 001 TBA	3 00 Hrs.		TBA	StaH
7760	Rsrch Personl Negtns 23106 001 TBA	3.00 Hrs		TBA	StaH
7780	Rsrch Prob Educ Law 23107 001 TBA	3.00 Hrs.		TBA	StaH
7790	Rsrch Prob Higher Ed Ad 23108 001 TBA	3.00 Hrs		TBA	StaH
7811	Policy Implmntn Edas 23109 001 0530-0830	3.00 Hrs. Night	T	TBA	Markus
7996	Thesis 23110 001 TBA	3.00 Hrs.		TBA	StaH
8000	Spec Culmn Experience 23111 001 TBA	3.00 Hrs.		TBA	StaH
8130	Fnance/Bus Mgmt In Educ 23112 001 0530-0830	3.00 Hrs. Night	M	ED205	Hirth
8160	Admin Educ Pers Negtns 23114 001 0530-0830	3 00 Hrs. Night	T	ED205	StaH

52

Spring Term

Elementary Education (Eled-M650)

Curriculum and Instruction

Dr. Thomas A. Rakes, Chair 424 Education, 678-2365

Elementary Education (Eled-M650)

3251

3261

3271

2211 Intro Early Child Educ

(01) 23141 001 0800-0855 Day MW ED109 Johnston

221 1 Intr Early Chid Ed Lab 0.00 Hrs.

(02)23140 101 0800-0855 Day F ED109 Johnston

3111 Early Chid Soc St/Lit 3.00 Hrs.

(03)23143 001 1240-0205 Day T ED109 Foster

3111 Early Chid Ss/Lit Lab 0.00 Hrs.

(02)23142 101 1240-0205 Day Th ED109 Foster

3121 Early Chid Math/Science 4.00 Hrs.

(04)23145 001 1020-1215 Day MW ED109 Foster

3121 Erly Chldhd Math/Sc Lab 0.00 Hrs.

(02)23144 101 1020-1215 Day F ED109 Foster

3241 Tchg Lang Arts Elem 3.00 Hrs.

(05)23149 001 0800-0855

(06)23150 002 0800-0925

(07)23151 003 0910-1005

3241 Tchg Lang Art Elem Lab

23146 101 0800-0855

23147 102 0800-0925

23148 103 0910-1005 Tchng Math Elementary

23152 001 0100-0225 Day TTh

23153 002 0800-0925 Tchng Science Elementry

23154 001 1120-1245

23155 002 1120-1245 Tchg Soc St Elementary

23156 001 1240-0205

23157 002 1240-0205 4242 Tchng Readng/Elementary

23161 001 0910-1005

23162 002 0940-1105

23163 003 1020-1115

4242 Tchg Reading Elem Lab

23158 101 0910-1005

23159 102 0940-1105 Day Th

23160 103 1020-1115

4243 Tchng Rdng/Assmt Crctn

23164 001 0400-0600

23165 002 0400-0600

23166 003 0400-0600 4344 Tchg Rdng/Elem Content

23167 001 0240-0440

23168 002 0240-0440 441 1 Home Sch Relatnshp Ece

23169 001 0400-0715 Day M TBA Foster STUDENT MUST ENROLL IN ELED 2211 SEC 101

STUDENT MUST ALLOW TRAVEL TIME BEFORE AND AFTER LAB.

STUDENT MUST ENROLL IN ELED 3111 SEC 101. NOTE: COURSE WILL NOT BE OFFERED

SUMMER 1991.

STUDENT MUST ENROLL IN ELED 3121 SEC 101. NOTE: COURSE WILL NOT BE OFFERED

SUMMER 1991

RESTRICTED - EARLY CHILDHOOD MAJORS. STUDENT MUST ALSO ENROLL IN ELED

3241 SEC 101 AND ELED 4242 SEC 001 AND 101. PICK UP FORMS ED 424.

STUDENT MUST ENROLL IN ELED 3241 SEC 102 AND ELED 4242 SEC 002 AND 102.

STUDENT MUST ENROLL IN ELED 3241 SEC 103 AND ELED 4242 SEC 003 AND 103.

COURSE WILL NOT BE OFFERED SUMMER 1991.

STUDENT MUST ALLOW FOR TRAVEL TIME BEFORE AND AFTER LAB.

RESTRICTED. PICK UP FORMS FROM CAROL BOND ED 123.

RESTRICTED. SEE DR. CAROLE BOND, ED 123 NOTE: COURSE WILL NOT BE OFFERED

SUMMER 1991

Day Day

3.00 Hrs. Day Day

3.00 Hrs. Day Day

2.00 Hrs. Day Day

2.00 Hrs. Day Day Day

0.00 Hrs. Day Day

Day Day Day

2.00 Hrs. Day Day

3.00 Hrs. Day

ED107 ED107 ED111	Foster Riley Knight
ED111 ED111 ED107	Foster Riley Knight
ED107 ED109	Crabtree Crabtree
ED309 ED309	Norvell Norvell
ED210 ED	James James
EO107 ED107 ED107	Staff Staff Knight
ED107 ED107 ED107	Staff Staff Knight
ED123J ED123J ED123J	Staff Bond Dietrich
ED203 ED111	Smith L Staff

Curriculum and Instruction In Education (Cied-M675)

1.00 Hrs.

TTh

TTh

(01) 3901 Spcl Prblms Instruction

23170 001 TBA (01)3901 Spcl Prblms Instruction

23171 002 TBA 4111 Library Mtrls Children

23172 001 0800-0925

23173 002 0940-1105 -GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED

6111 Ubrary Mtrls Children 3.00 Hrs.

23174 001 0800-0925

23175 002 0940-1105 7002 Fundamentals Curric Dev

23176 001 0530-0835

23177 002 1240-0340 7050 Instructl Strategies

23179 001 0530-0835

23180 002 0430-0735

7059 Models of Instruction

23181 001 0400-0700

7060 Microcomputers/Learning

23182 001 0530-0835

23183 002 0400-0705

23184 003 0900-1215

3.00 Hrs.

3.00 Hrs. Day Day

Day Day

3.00 Hrs. Night Day

3.00 Hrs. Night Day

3.00 Hrs. Day

TBA	Staff
T8A	Staff
BL105 Mahood BL105 Mahood TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-
BL105 BL105	Mahood Mahood
ED209 ED210	Gamer Garner
ED111 ED107	Kleinsasser Smith D
CSLBRY	Staff
ED307 ED307 ED307	Abraham Miller Miller

7072	Adv Instr Media Prdctn	3.00 Hrs.
	23186 001 0530-0835	Nighl	Th	ED314	Morrison
7078	Sem Instrct Design/Tech	3.00 Hrs.
	23187 001 0530-0835	Night	T	ED316	Smith D
(02) 7079	Rsrch Implications C&l	3.00 Hrs.
	23188 001 0530-0835	Night	FS	ED111	Kleinsasser
7101	Tchg Nrsry/K/Prim Child	3.00 Hrs.
	23189 001 0530-0835	Night	Th	ED111	Staff
7103	Literacy Dv Early Child	3.00 Hrs.
	23190 001 0530-0835	Night	T	ED	Johnston
7132	Catalog/Classification	3.00 Hrs.
	23191 001 0500-0805	Night	T	BL210B	Mahood
7138	Seminar In Elem Ed	3.00 Hrs.
	23192 001 0430-0735	Day	T	ED109	Etheridge C
7201	College Teaching	3.00 Hrs.
	23193 001 0530-0835	Night	W	ED406	Staff
7204	Teaching Devlp Educ	3.00 Hrs.
	23194 001 0530-0835	Night	. Th	ED	Staff
7300	Cont Issues Lang Arts	3.00 Hrs.
	23195 001 0530-0835	Night	T	ED107	Smith L
7302	Tchg Lit To Adolescents	3.00 Hrs.
	23197 001 0530-0835	Night	T	ED212	Richie
7500	Tchg Mathematics Elem	3.00 Hrs.
	23198 001 0530-0835	Night	W	ED	Miller
7502	Tchg Mathematics Seed	3.00 Hrs.
	23199 001 0530-0835	Night	W	ED212	Abraham
7508	Sem Mathematics Educ	3.00 Hrs.
	23200 001 0530-0835	Night	w	ED109	Crabtree
7540	Cogn/Art/Ling Influence	3.00 Hrs.
	23201 001 0530-0835	Night	w	ED1 11	Kaiser
7542	Alt Proced Reading Prob	3.00 Hrs.
	23202 001 0430-0730	Day	T	ED123J	Bond
7544	Tchg Read Content Areas	3.00 Hrs.
	23203 001 0530-0835	Night	T	ED107	Kaiser
7600	Tchg Science Elem Schi	3.00 Hrs
	23204 001 0530-0835	Night	T	ED309	Norvell
7603	Scndry Schl Sci. Curr	3.00 Hrs.
	23205 001 0530-0835	Night	M	ED309	Norvell
7650	Tchg Elem Social Stdy	3.00 Hrs.
	23206 001 0530-0835	Night	M	ED210	James
7705	Classrm Org/lnslr Mgmt	3.00 Hrs.
	23209 001 0530-0835	Night	M	ED1 11	Etheridge C
7730	Found Librarianship	3.00 Hrs.
	23210 001 0500-0805	Night	W	BL210B	Mahood
(03) 7800	Intern Kindergarten	3.00 Hrs.
	23211 001 TBA			TBA	Staff
(03) 7800	Intern Kindergarten	6.00 Hrs.
	23212 001 TBA			TBA	Staff
(03) 7800	Kindergarten	9.00 Hrs.
	23213 001 TBA			TBA	Staff
(03) 7800	Kindrgrtn Student Tchg	3 00 Hrs
	23214 001 TBA			TBA	Staff
(03) 7800	Kindrgrtn Student Tchg	4.00 Hrs.
	23215 001 TBA			TBA	Staff
(03) 7800	Kindrgrtn Student Tchg	6.00 Hrs.
	23216 001 TBA			TBA	Staff
(03) 7800	Kindrgrtn Student Tchg	9.00 Hrs.
	23217 001 TBA			TBA	Staff
(03) 7800	Elementary School	3.00 Hrs.
	23218 001 TBA			TBA	Staff
(03) 7800	Elementary School	6.00 Hrs.
	23219 001 TBA			TBA	Staff
(03) 7800	Elementary School	9.00 Hrs.
	23220 001 TBA			TBA	Start
(03) 7800	Elem Student Teaching	3.00 Hrs.
	23221 001 TBA			TBA	Start
(03) 7800	Elem Student Teaching	6.00 Hrs.
	23222 001 TBA			TBA	Start
(03) 7800	Elem Student Teaching	9.00 Hrs.
	23223 001 TBA			TBA	Start
(03) 7800	Intern Secndry Schools	1 00 Hrs
	23224 001 TBA			TBA	Staff
(03) 7800	Intern Secndry Schools	3.00 Hrs.
	23225 001 TBA			TBA	Staff
(03) 7800	Intern Secndry Schools	4.00 Hrs.
	23226 001 TBA			TBA	Staff
(03) 7800	Intern Secndry Schools	6.00 Hrs.
	23227 001 TBA			TBA	Start
(03) 7800	Intern Secndry Schools	9.00 Hrs.
	23228 001 TBA			TBA	Start
(03) 7800	Seed Student Teaching	3.00 Hrs.
	23229 001 TBA			TBA	Start
(03) 7800	Seed Student Teaching	6.00 Hrs.
	23230 001 TBA			TBA	Start
(03) 7800	Seed Student Teaching	9.00 Hrs.
	23231 001 TBA			TBA	Staff
(03) 7800	College Teaching	3.00 Hrs.
	23232 001 TBA			TBA	Staff
(03) 7800	College Teaching	6.00 Hrs.
	23233 001 TBA			TBA	Staff
(03) 7800	College Teaching	9.00 Hrs.
	23234 001 TBA			TBA	Staff
(03) 7800	Adult Education	3.00 Hrs.
	23235 001 TBA			TBA	Staff
(03) 7800	Adult Education	6.00 Hrs.
	23236 001 TBA			TBA	Start

53

Curriculum and Instruction In Education (Cied-M675)

Spring Term

(03) 7600	Adult Education	9.00 Hrt				8800	El«m Sludant Teaching 3.00 Hrt..
	23237 001 TBA			TBA	Stafl		23293 001 TBA TBA	Staff
(03) 7800	Instructional Media	3 00Hrs.				8800	Elem Student Teaching 6.00 Hrs.
	23238 001 TBA			TBA	Staff		23294 001 TBA TBA	Staff
(03) 7800	Instructional Media	600 Hrs				8800	Elem Student Teaching 9.00 Hrs.
	23239 001 TBA			TBA	Staff		23295 001 TBA TBA	Staff
(03) 7800	Instructional Media	9 00 Hrs				8800	Secondary School 3 00 Hrs.
	23240 001 TBA			TBA	Staff		23296 001 TBA TBA	Staff
(03) 7850	Suprvsn Student Tchg	3.00 Hrs.				8800	Secondary School 4 00 Hrs
	23241 001 TBA			TBA	Staff		23297 001 TBA TBA	Staff
(01) 7991	Independent Study C&l	1 00 Hrs				8800	Secondary School 6 OQ Hrs
	23242 001 TBA			TBA	Stall		23298 001 TBA TBA	Staff
(01) 7991	Independent Study C&l	2 00 Hrs				8800	Secondary School 9.00 Hrs.
	23243 001 TBA			TBA	Staff		23299 001 TBA TBA	Staff
(01) 7991	Independent Study C&l	3 00 Hrs				8800	Seed Student Teaching 3.00 Hrs
	23244 001 TBA			TBA	Staff		23300 001 TBA TBA	Staff
(01) 7991	Independent Study C&l	6 00 Hrs				8800	Seed Student Teaching 6.00 Hrs.
	23245 001 TBA			TBA	Staff		23301 001 TBA TBA	Staff
(01) 7991	Independent Study C&l	9 00 Hrs				8800	Seed Student Teaching 9.00 Hrs.
	23246 001 TBA			TBA	Staff		23302 001 TBA TBA	Staff
(01) 7996	Thesis	3 00 Hrs				8800	College Teaching 3.00 Hrs.
	23247 001 TBA			ED	Start		23303 001 TBA TBA	Staff
(01) 7996	Thesis	6 00 Hrs.				8800	College Teaching 6.00 Hrs
	23248 001 TBA			ED	Staff		23304 001 TBA TBA	Staff
(01) 8000	Spec Culmn Experience	3 00 Hrs				8800	College Teaching 9.00 Hrs.
	23249 001 TBA			ED	Staff		23305 001 TBA TBA	Staff
(01) 8000	Spec Culmn Experience	6.00 Hrs.				8800	Adult Education 3.00 Hrs
	23250 001 TBA			ED	Staff		23306 001 TBA TBA000	Staff
8002	Fundamentals Curric Dev	3.00 Hrs				8800	Adult Education 6.00 Hrs
	23251 001 0530-0835	Night	W	ED209	Garner		23307 001 TBA TBA	Staff
	23252 002 1240-0340	Day	M	ED210	Gamer	8800	Adult Education 9.00 Hrs.
8050	Instructl Strategies	3.00 Hrs.					23308 001 TBA TBA	Stafl
	23254 001 0530-0835	Night	T	ED111	Kleinsasser	8800	Instructional Media 3.00 Hrs.
	23255 002 0430-0735	Day	M	ED107	Smith D		23309 001 TBA TBA	Stafl
8060	Microcomputers/Learning	3.00 Hrs.				8800	Instructional Media 6.00 Hrs.
	23256 001 0530-0835	Night	M	ED307	Abraham		23310 001 TBA TBA	Staff
	23257 002 0400-0705	Day	Th	ED307	Miller	8800	Instructional Media 9.00 Hrs
	23258 003 0900-1215	Day	S	ED307	Miller		23311 001 TBA TBA	Staff
8072	Adv Instr Media Prdctn	3 00 Hrs.				8850	Suprvsn Student Tchg 3 00 Hrs.
	23260 001 0530-0835	Night	Th	ED314	Smith D		23312 001 TBA TBA	Staff
8078	Sem Instctl Dsgn/Tech	3.00 Hrs.				(01) 8991	Independent Study C&l 1 .00 Hrs.
	23261 001 0530-0835	Night	T	ED316	Morrison		23313 001 TBA TBA	Staff
(02) 8079	Rsrch Implications C&l	3.00 Hrs.				(01) 8991	Independent Study C&l 3.00 Hrs.
	23262 001 0530-0835	Night	FS	ED111	Kleinsasser		23314 001 TBA TBA	Staff
8101	Tchg Nrsry/K/Prim Child	3.00 Hrs.				(01) 8991	Independent Study C&l 6 00 Hrs.
	23263 001 0530-0835	Night	Th	ED111	Stafl		23315 001 TBA TBA	Staff
8103	Literacy Dv Early Child	3 00 Hrs.				(01) 8991	Independent Study C&l 9.00 Hrs.
	23264 001 0530-0835	Night	T	ED	Johnston		23316 001 TBA TBA	Staff
8138	Seminar In Elem Ed	3.00 Hrs.				(04) 9000	Doctoral Dissertation 1 .00 Hrs.
	23265 001 0430-0735	Day	T	ED109	Ethendge C		23317 001 TBA TBA	Staff
8201	College Teaching	3 00 Hrs.				(01) 9000	Doctoral Dissertation 3 00 Hrs
	23267 001 0530-0835	Night	W	ED406	Staff		23318 001 TBA ED	Staff
8204	Teaching Devlp Educ	3.00 Hrs.				(01) 9000	Doctoral Dissertation 6 00 Hrs
	23268 001 0530-0835	Night	Th	ED	Staff		23319 001 TBA ED	Stafl
8300	Cont Issues Lang Arts	3.00 Hrs.				(01) 9000	Doctoral Dissertation 9.00 Hrs
	23269 001 0530-0835	Night	T	ED107	Smith L		23320 001 TBA ED	Staff
8302	Tchg Lit To Adolescents	3.00 Hrs.				9000	Doctoral Dissertation 2 00 Hrs.
	23271 001 0530-0835	Night	T	ED212	Richie		23321 001 TBA ED	Staff
8500	Tchg Mathematics Elem	3.00 Hrs.				(01) RESTRICTED. PERMISSION OF PROF & DEPT CHAIR. PICK UP FORMS ED 424.
	23272 001 0530-0835	Night	W	ED	Miller	(02) COURSE MEETS JAN 18-19. FEB 1-2. 15-16 & MAR 1-2 ON FRI 530PM-830PM & SAT
8502	Tchg Mathematics Seed	3.00 Hrs.				830AM-330PM.
	23273 001 0530-0835	Night	W	ED212	Abraham	(03) RESTRICTED PICK UP FORMS ED 200
8508	Sem Mathematics Educ	3.00 Hrs.				(04) RESTRICTED PERMISSION OF PROF AND DEPT CHAIR. PICK UP FORMS ED 424
	23274 001 0530-0835	Night	W	ED109	Crabtree	DEPT NOTE: ALL 7800/8800 COURSES ARE RESTRICTED FORMS MUST BE PICKED UP
8540	Cogn/Aff/Ling Influence	3.00 Hrs				PRIOR TO REGISTERING.
	23275 001 0530-0835	Night	W	ED111	Kaiser
8542	Alt Proced Reading Prob 23276 001 0430-0730	3 00 Hrs. Day	T '	ED123J	Bond	Educ. Foundations, Research Methodology, &
8544	Tchg Read Content Areas	3.00 Hrs.				Psych
	23277 001 0530-0835	Night	T	ED107	Kaiser
8600	Tchg Science Elem Schl 23278 001 0530-0835	3.00 Hrs. Night	T	ED309	Norvell	Dr. Dean Butler, Interim Chair
8603	Scndry Schl Sci. Curr	3.00 Hrs.				404 Education. 678-2725
	23279 001 0530-0835	Night	M	ED309	Norvell
8650	Tchg Elem Social Stdy	3.00 Hrs.
8705 8800	23280 001 0530-0835 Classrm Org/lnstr Mgmt 23283 001 0530-0835 Kindergarten 23284 001 TBA	Night 3.00 Hrs. Night 3.00 Hrs.	M M	ED210 ED111 TBA	James Etheridge C Staff	Foundations of Education (Edfd-M700) (01)4008 Prob Cultural Foundatns 1.00 Hrs. 23322 001 TBA ED (01) 4008 Prob Cultural Foundatns 2.00 Hrs.	Staff
6300	Kindergarten	6.00 Hrs.					23323 002 TBA ED	Staff
	23285 001 TBA			TBA	Staff	(01) 4008	Prob Cultural Foundatns 3.00 Hrs.
8800	Kindergarten	9.00 Hrs.					23324 003 TBA ED	Staff
	23286 001 TBA			TBA	Stafl	-GRADUATE- Ol i u Ol-il V R> iPJDEI-U : FULL', ADl/.IT il D inOfi/.rm/.ii :■:(. I ■■
8800	Kmdrgrtn Student Tchg	3 00 Hrs.				(01) 7000	Thesis/Research Proiect 3.O0 Hrs
	23287 001 TBA			TBA	Staff		23325 001 TBA ED	Stafl
8800	Kmdrgrtn Student Tchg	4.00 Hrs.				7000	Thesis/Research Proiect 6.O0 Hrs
	23288 001 TBA			TBA	Stafl		23326 002 TBA ED	Staff
8800	Kmdrgrtn Student Tchg	6.00 Hrs.				7001	Foundations of Educ 3.00 Hrs.
	23289 001 TBA			TBA	Stafl		23327 001 0430-0730 Day M ED203	Scahill
8800	Elementary School	3.00 Hrs.					23328 002 1240-0335 Day W ED300	Petry
	23290 001 TBA			TBA	Staff		23329 003 0500-0800 Night T ED	Staff
8800	Elementary School	6.00 Hrs.				(01) 7008	Spec Prob Cultural Edfd 1 00 Hrs.
	23291 001 TBA			TBA	Staff		23330 001 TBA ED	Staff
8800	Elementary School	9.00 Hrs.				(01) 7008	Spec Prob Cultural Edfd 2.00 Hrs.
	23292 001 TBA			TBA	Staff		23331 002 TBA ED	Staff

54

Spring Term

Foundations of Education (Edfd-M700)

(01) 7008 Spec Prob Cultural Edfd

23332 003 TBA 7021 Phil Foun American Educ

23333 001 0430-0730

(02) 7029 Future American College

23334 001 TBA 7033 Educ & Political System

23335 001 0430-0730 8001 Foundations of Educ

23336 001 0430-0730

23337 002 1240-0335

23338 003 0500-0800 (01) 8008 Spec Prob Cultural Edfd

23339 001 TBA (01) 8008 Spec Prob Cultural Edfd

23340 002 TBA

(01) 8008 Spec Prob Cultural Edfd

23341 003 TBA 8021 Phil Foun American Educ

23342 001 0430-0730

(02) 8029 Future American College

23343 001 TBA 8033 Educ & Political System

23344 001 0430-0730 (01) 9000 Dissertation

23345 001 TBA (01) 9000 Dissertation

23346 002 TBA (01) 9000 Dissertation

23347 003 TBA (01) 9000 Dissertation

23348 004 TBA

(01) RESTRICTED PICK UP FORMS ED

(02) COURSE MEETS MAR 8-9. 22-23 & 8:30AM-3:30PM

3.00 Hrs.
		ED	Staff
3.00 Hrs.
Day	W	ED421	Bowyer
3.00 Hrs.
	FS	ED406	Boone
3.00 Hrs.
Day	T	ED201	Bowyer
3.00 Hrs.
Day	M	ED203	Scahill
Day	W	ED300	Petry
Night	T	ED	Staff
1.00 Hrs.
		ED	Staff
2 00 Hrs.		ED	Staff
3.00 Hrs.
		ED	Staff
3.00 Hrs.
Day	W	ED421	Bowyer
3.00 Hrs.
	FS	ED406	Boone
3.00 Hrs.
Day	T	ED201	Bowyer
1.00 Hrs.
		ED	Staff
3.00 Hrs.
		ED	Staff
6.00 Hrs.
		ED	Staff
9.00 Hrs.
		ED	Staff
APR 5-6. 1	9-20 ON FRI 5.30PM-8:30PM & SAT

Research Methodology and Statistics (Edrs-M710)

(01) 4518	Prob Educ Measurement	1.00 Hrs.
	23349 001 TBA			ED	Staff
(01) 4518	Prob Educ Measurement	2.00 Hrs
	23350 002 TBA			ED	Staff
(01) 4518	Prob Educ Measurement	3.00 Hrs
	23351 003 TBA			ED	Staff
4541	Fund App Stat Meth	3.00 Hrs.
	23352 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	ED204	Staff
	23353 002 0400-0515	Day	TTh	ED	Staff
-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-
7511	Measurmnt & Evaluatn	3.00 Hrs
	23354 001 0500-0800	Night	Th	ED	Zurhellen
(01) 7518	Spec Prob Res Meth	1.00 Hrs.
	23355 001 TBA			ED	Staff
(01) 7518	Spec Prob Res Meth	2 00 Hrs
	23356 002 TBA			ED	Staff
(01) 7518	Spec Prob Res Meth	3.00 Hrs.
	23357 003 TBA			ED	Staff
7521	Intro To Educ Research	3.00 Hrs.
	23358 001 0100-0225	Day	TTh	ED300	Todd
	23359 002 0430-0730	Day	T	ED300	Zurhellen
	23360 003 0500-0800	Night	M	ED301	Todd
	23361 004 0500-0800	Night	W	ED301	Todd
	23362 005 0500-0800	Night	Th	ED300	McNelis
	23363 006 0900-1200	Day	S	ED300	Staff
	23364 007 0100-0225	Day	MW	ED	Staff
7522	Adv Educational Resrch	3.00 Hrs.
	23366 001 0500-0800	Night	M	ED316	Butler
7523	Applied Educ Research	1.00 Hrs.
	23367 001 0400-0500	Day	M	ED211	Ross
	23368 002 0400-0500	Day	W	ED211	Ross
7531	Computer As Res Tool	3.00 Hrs.
	23369 001 0530-0830	Night	Th	ED301	Davis
7541	Stat Meth App Ed I	3.00 Hrs.
	23370 001 0530-0830	Night	T	ED301	Staff
7542	Stat Meth App Ed II	3.00 Hrs.
	23371 001 0500-0800	Night	M	ED300	Rakow
7572	Institutional Research	3.00 Hrs
	23372 001 0500-0800	Night	T	EDAUD	Davis
(01) 7581	Supervised Research	3.00 Hrs.
	23373 001 TBA			ED	Staff
(01) 8518	Spec Prob Res Meth	1.00 Hrs.
	23374 001 TBA			ED	Staff
(01) 8518	Spec Prob Res Meth	2.00 Hrs.
	23375 002 TBA			ED	Staff
(01) 8518	Spec Prob Res Meth	3.00 Hrs.
	23376 003 TBA			ED	Staff
8522	Adv Educational Resrch	3.00 Hrs.
	23377 001 0500-0800	Night	M	ED316	Butler
8529	Sem Rsrch App For Educ	3.00 Hrs.
	23378 001 0900-1200	Day	S	ED301	Bowman
8531	Computer As Res Tool	3.00 Hrs
	23379 001 0530-0830	Night	Th	ED301	Davis
8541	Stat Meth App Ed I	3.00 Hrs.
	23380 001 0530-0830	Night	T	ED301	Staff
8542	Stat Meth App Ed II	3.00 Hrs.
	23381 001 0500-0800	Night	M	ED300	Rakow

8543 Res Design Analysis	3.00 Hrs.
23382 001 0500-0800	Night	W	ED300	Rakow
8572 Institutional Research	3.00 Hrs.
23383 001 0500-0800	Night	T	EDAUD	Davis
(01) 8581 Supervised Research	3.00 Hrs.
23384 001 TBA			ED	Staff
(01) RESTRICTED. PICK UP FORMS ED 404.
iucational Psychology (Edps-M720)
2111 Human Growth S Devel	3.00 Hrs.
23385 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	ED201	Dowd
23386 002 0100-0155	Day	MWF	ED201	Dowd
23387 003 1120-1245	Day	TTh	ED	Weddle
23388 004 0500-0600	Night	W	ED	Staff
(01)4108 Spec Prob Ed Psyc	1.00 Hrs.
23389 001 TBA			ED	Staff
(01)4108 Spec Prob Ed Psyc	2.00 Hrs.
23390 002 TBA			ED	Staff

(01)4108 Spec Prob Ed Psyc 3.00 Hrs.

23391 003 TBA ED Staff

-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-

(01) 7108	Sp Prob In Ed Psyc 23392 001 TBA	1.00 Hrs.
(01) 7108	Sp Prob In Ed Psyc 23393 002 TBA	2.00 Hrs
(01) 7108	Sp Prob In Ed Psyc 23394 003 TBA	3.00 Hrs.
7110	Infant Development	3.00 Hrs.
	23395 001 0500-0800	Night
7111	Child Psyc App To Educ	3.00 Hrs.
	23396 001 0430-0730	Day
7112	Adol Psyc App To Educ	3.00 Hrs.
	23397 001 0430-0730	Day
7121	Learn Thry App To Educ	3.00 Hrs.
	23399 001 0530-0830	Night
7151	Adap Instructnl Models	3 00 Hrs.
	23400 001 0530-0830	Night
7161	Moral Dvelopmt & Educ	3.00 Hrs
	23401 001 0530-0830	Night
(01) 8108	Spec Problems Ed Psyc 23402 001 TBA	1.00 Hrs.
(01) 8108	Spec Problems Ed Psyc 23403 002 TBA	2.00 Hrs.
(01) 8108	Spec Problems Ed Psyc 23404 003 TBA	3.00 Hrs.
8110	Infant Development	3.00 Hrs.
	23405 001 0500-0800	Night
8111	Child Psyc App To Educ	3.00 Hrs.
	23406 001 0430-0730	Day
8112	Adol Psyc App To Educ	3.00 Hrs.
	23407 001 0430-0730	Day
8121	Learn Thry App To Educ	3.00 Hrs.
	23409 001 0530-0830	Night
8151	Adap Instructnl Models	3.00 Hrs.
	23410 001 0530-0830	Night
8161	Moral Dvelopmt & Educ	3.00 Hrs.
	23411 001 0530-0830	Night

ED107	Weddle
ED204	Weddle
ED203	Steitz
ED201	Horgan
ED201	Ross
ED203	Steitz
ED	Staff
ED	Staff
ED	Staff
ED107	Weddle
ED204	Weddle
ED203	Steitz
ED201	Horgan
ED201	Ross
ED203	Steitz

(01) RESTRICTED PICK UP FORMS ED 404

Counseling & Personnel Services (Coun-M731)

Dr. Margaret Fong, Chair 113 Patterson Hali, 678-2841

1661 Career Development 3.00 Hrs.

23412 001 0800-0925 Day TTh PT231 Staff

23413 002 0940-1105 Day TTh PT231 Staff 3901 Intro Disabling Condtns 3.00 Hrs.

23414 001 0530-0830 Night W PT231 Roberts 3911 Voc Eval Disab/Hndcap

23415 001 0515-0830 461 1 Intro To Counseling

23416 001 0900-1200

23417 002 0530-0830 4621 Human Interact

23418 001 1215-0330

4781 Coun Stratg Cns Interv

23419 001 1230-0345

4782 Gerontological Counselng

23420 001 0530-0830 4784 Thrptc/Mgmt Sub Abusers

23421 001 0515-0830 Night M PT205 Greer -GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-

3.00 Hrs.

Night 3.00 Hrs.

Day

Night 3.00 Hrs.

Day 3.00 Hrs.

Day 3.00 Hrs.

Night 3.00 Hrs.

PT231 James PT205 Staff

6611 Intro To Counseling 3.00 Hrs.

23422 001 0900-1200 Day

23423 002 0530-0830 Night

6781 Coun Strafg Cris Interv 3.00 Hrs.

23424 001 1230-0345 Day

6782 Gerontological Counseling 3.00 Hrs.

23425 001 0530-0830 Night 6784 Thrptc/Mgmt Sub Abusers 3.00 Hrs.

23426 001 0515-0830 Night

55

Counseling & Personnel Services (Coun-M731)

Spring Term

7531	Group Processes	3.00 Hrs.
	23427 001 0515-0830	Night M	=T129	Davis
	23428 002 0900-1200	Day W	3T129	Davis
7581	Theories ol Counseling	3.00 Hrs.
	23429 001 0900-1200	Day T	=T129	James
	23430 002 0530-0830	Night W	=T205	Staff
(01) 7613	Stu Pers Serv Higher Ed	3 00 Hrs,
	23433 001 TBA	FS	ED406	Murrell
7623	College Environments	3.00 Hrs.
	23434 001 0530-0830	Night T	=T205	Thomas
7651	Assessment Techniques	3.00 Hrs
	23435 001 0530-0830	Night T	=T203	Staff
	23436 002 0900-1215	Day Th	'T129	Greer
7661	Career Counseling	3.00 Hrs.
	23438 001 0900-1215	Day M	PT203	Crawford
	23439 002 0530-0830	Night W	'T203	Crawford
7662	Career Dev For Children	3.00 Hrs.
	23440 001 0415-0730'	Day Th	3T231	Young
7691	Prac Sec School Guid	3.00 Hrs.
	23442 001 TBA		TBA	Staff
7692	Prac Elem Sch Guid	3 00 Hrs
	23444 001 TBA		TBA	Staff
7695	Prac Stu Pers Service	3 00 Hrs
	23446 001 TBA		TBA	Staff
7696	Intern Sec Sch Coun	3 00 Hrs
	23448 001 TBA		TBA	Staff
7697	Intern Elem Sch Coun	3 00 Hrs
	23450 001 TBA		TBA	Staff
7698	Intern General Coun	3 00 Hrs
	23452 001 TBA		TBA	Staff
7698	Intern General Coun	6 00 Hrs
	23453 001 TBA		TBA	Staff
7699	Intern Couns/Pers Srvcs	3 00 Hrs
	23456 001 TBA		TBA	Staff
7769	Adv Career Counseling	3 00 Hrs
	23458 001 0900-1200	Day W	3T203	Dorn
7787	Consult Theones/Pract	3.00 Hrs.
	23459 001 0515-0830	Night Th	=T231	Davis
7892	Supv Coun Pract Comm Ag	3.00 Hrs.
	23460 001 TBA		TBA	Staff
7893	Prac/Mntl Hlth Coun	3 00 Hrs
	23462 001 TBA		TBA	Staff
7894	Prac/Mantl & Fam Thrpy	3 00 Hrs
	23464 001 TBA		TBA	Staff
7895	Prac/Human Resource Dev	3.00 Hrs
	23466 001 TBA		TBA	Staff
7896	Prac/Alcohol & Drug Ab	3 00 Hrs
	23468 001 TBA		TBA	Staff
7897	Prac/Gerontol Counsel	3 00 Hrs
	23470 001 TBA		TBA	Staff
7901	Prin Tech Rehab Counsel	3.00 Hrs.
	23472 001 0530-0830	Night W	=T129	Jenkins
7911	Medical Aspects Rehab	3.00 Hrs.
	23473 001 0530-0830	Night T	ED100	Deloach
7921	Voc Dev Occup Info Serv	3.00 Hrs.
	23474 001 0515-0830	Night M	=T203	Deloach
7941	Prac In Rehab Counsel	3.00 Hrs.
	23475 001 TBA		TBA	Staff
7942	Internshp Rehab Counsel	3 00 Hrs.
	23476 001 TBA		TBA	Staff
7942	Internshp Rehab Counsel	6 00 Hrs
	23477 001 TBA		TBA	Staff
7942	Internshp Rehab Counsel	9.00 Hrs
	23478 001 TBA		TBA	Staff
7943	Intern/Mntl Hlth Coun	3 00 Hrs
	23479 001 TBA		TBA	Staff
7943	Intern/Mntl Hlth Coun	6.00 Hrs
	23480 002 TBA		TBA	Staff
7944	Intern/Marti & Fam Coun	3 00 Hrs
	23483 001 TBA		TBA	Staff
7944	Intern/Marti S Fam Coun	6 00 Hrs.
	23484 002 TBA		TBA	Staff
7945	Intern/Human Res Dev	3 00 Hrs
	23487 001 TBA		TBA	Staff
7945	Intern/Human Res Dev	6 00 Hrs
	23488 002 TBA		TBA	Staff
7946	Intern/Alcohol/Drug Ab	3 00 Hrs
	23491 001 TBA		TBA	Staff
7946	Intern/Alcohol/Drug Ab	6 00 Hrs
	23492 002 TBA		TBA	Staff
7947	Intern/Gerontol Counsel	3 00 Hrs.
	23495 001 TBA		TBA	Staff
7947	Intern/Gerontol Counsel	6 00 Hrs
	23496 002 TBA		TBA	Staff
7948	Intern/Student Per Serv	3 00 Hrs
	23499 001 TBA		TBA	Staff
7948	Intern/Student Per Serv	6 00 Hrs
	23500 002 TBA		TBA	Staff
(02) 7993	Spc Pblms In Counseling	1 00 Hrs
	23503 001 TBA		TBA	Staff
(02) 7993	Spc Pblms In Counseling	2 00 Hrs
	23504 001 TBA		TBA	Staff
(02) 7993	Spc Pblms In Counseling	3 00 Hrs
	23505 001 TBA		TBA	Staff
8000	Spec Culmn Experience	3.00 Hrs
	23506 001 TBA		TBA	Staff

Night Day

3 00 Hrs Day Night

3 00 Hrs

3 00 Hrs Night Day

3 00 Hrs

3 00 Hrs

8000 Spec Culmn Experience

23507 001 TBA 8531 Group Processes

23508 001 0515-0830

23509 002 0900-1200 8581 Theories ol Counseling

23510 001 0900 1200

23511 002 0530-0830 (01) 8613 Slu Pers Serv Higher Ed

23514 001 TBA 8623 College Environments

23515 001 0530-0830 8651 Assessmenl Techniques

23516 001 0530-0830

23517 002 0900-1215

8661 Career Counseling

23519 001 0900-1215

23520 002 0530-0830

8662 Career Dev For Children

23521 001 0415-0730

8691 Prac Sec School Guid 23523 001 TBA

8692 Prac Elem Sch Guid 23525 001 TBA

8695 Suprv Prac Pers Serv 23527 001 TBA

8696 Intern Sec Sch Coun 23529 001 TBA

8697 Intern Elem Sch Coun 23531 001 TBA

8698 Intern General Coun 23533 001 TBA

6699 Intern Couns/Pers Srvcs

23535 001 TBA

8769 Adv Career Counseling

23537 001 0900-1200 8782 Adv Mantl/Fam Thrpy

23538 001 0530-0830 8784 Multiculturl Counseling

23539 001 0900-1215 8787 Consul! Theones/Pract

23540 001 0515-0830

8892 Supv Coun Pract Comm Ag 3 00 Hrs

23541 001 TBA

8893 Prac/Mntl Hlth Coun 3 00 Hrs 23543 001 TBA

8894 Prac/Mantl 8 Fam Thrpy 3 00 Hrs 23545 001 TBA

8895 Prac/Human Resource Dev 3.00 Hrs. 23547 001 TBA

8896 Prac/Alcohol & Drug Ab 23549 001 TBA

8897 Prac/Gerontol Counsel 23551 001 TBA

8901 Prin Tech Rehab Counsel

23553 001 0530-0830 891 1 Medical Aspects Rehab

23554 001 0530-0830 8921 Voc Dev Occup Info Serv

23555 001 0515-0830 8943 Intern/Mntl Hlth Coun

23556 001 TBA

8943 Intern/Mntl Hlth Coun

23557 002 TBA

8944 Intern/Marti & Fam Coun

23560 001 TBA

8944 Intern/Marti & Fam Coun

23561 002 TBA

8945 Intern/Human Res Dev

23564 001 TBA

8945 Intern/Human Res Dev

23565 002 TBA

8946 Intern/Alcohol/Drug Ab

23568 001 TBA

8946 Intern/Alcohol/Drug Ab

23569 002 TBA

8947 Intern/Gerontol Counsel

23572 001 TBA

8947 Intern/Gerontol Counsel

23573 002 TBA

8948 Intern/Student Per Serv

23576 001 TBA 8948 Intern/Student Per Serv

23577 002 TBA 9000 Doctoral Dissertation

23580 001 TBA 9000 Doctoral Dissertation

23581 002 TBA 9000 Doctoral Dissertation

23582 003 TBA

3 CO Hrs

3 00 Hrs Night

3.00 Hrs. Night

3.00 Hrs.

Night

3 00 Hrs

6.00 Hrs.

6 00 Hrs

3 00 Hrs

3.00 Hrs 6 00 Hrs 3.00 Hrs 6 00 Hrs. 9 00 Hrs.

PT129	Davis
PT129	Davis
PT129	James
PT205	Staff
ED406	Murrell
PT205	Thomas
PT203	Staff
PT129	Greer
PT203	Crawford
PT203	Crawford
PT231	Young
TBA	Staff
TBA	Stall

		TBA	Staff
3 00 Hrs
		TBA	Staff
3.00 Hrs.
Day	W	PT203	Dorn
300 Hrs.
Night	Th	PT129	Pistole
3.00 Hrs.
Day	M	PT129	Thomas
3.00 Hrs.
Night	Th	PT231	Davis

TBA	Staff
PT129	Jenkins
ED100	Deloach
PT203	Deloach
TBA	Staff

TBA

Staff

(01) COURSE MEETS JAN 18-19. FEB 1-2. 8-9 & MAR 1-2 ON FRI 5 30PM-8.30PM & SAT 800AM-330PM

(02) RESTRICTED PICK UP FORMS PT 113

DEPT NOTE PRACTICUM AND INTERNSHIP APPLICATIONS FOR SUMMER SEMESTER ARE DUE APRIL 15, FOR FALL SEMESTER. JUNE 15, AND FOR SPRING SEMESTER, OCTOBER

56

Spring Term

Counseling Psychology (Cpsy-M735)

Counseling Psychology (Cpsy-M735)

-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-

8694 Adv Prac In Counsel 3.00 Hrs.

23583 001 TBA T8A Stall

(01) 8786 Counselor Supervision 3.00 Hrs

23584 001 0415-0715 Day W PT231 Pistole

(02) 8790 Practicum/Couns Resrch 3 00 Hrs

23585 001 0900-1215 Day F PT129 Dorn 9000 Doctoral Dissertation 3.00 Hrs.

23586 001 TBA TBA Stafl 9000 Doctoral Dissertation 6.00 Hrs.

23587 001 TBA TBA Slaft 9000 Doctoral Dissertation 9.00 Hrs

23588 001 TBA TBA Statt

(01) OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS ADMITTED TO COUN OR CPSY DOCTORAL PROGRAM

(02) OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS ADMITTED TO CPSY DOCTORAL PROGRAM

Health, Safety, Physical Education and Recreation

Dr. M. A. Humphreys, Chair 108 Fieldhouse, 678-2324

Health (Hlth-M740)

1102	Personal Health	3.00 Hrs
	23589 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	FH341	Crase
	23590 002 0910-1005	Day	MWF	FH341	Lovmgton
	23591 003 0940-1105	Day	TTh	FH341	Okwumabua
	23592 004 1120-1245	Day	TTh	FH341	Walker
	23593 005 0530-0830	Night	M	FH341	Walker
	23594 006 0900-1200	Day	S	FH341	Staff
3306	Elem School Health Edu	3.00 Hrs
	23595 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	FH302	Ellsworth
	23596 002 1130-1255	Day	MW	FH302	Hamrick
	23597 003 1120-1245	Day	TTh	FH302	Anspaugh
	23598 004 0530-0830	Night	W	FH162	Ellsworth
3402	Chronic/Cmmncbl Disease	3 00 Hrs.
	23599 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	FH302	Anspaugh
4102	Critical Issues Health	3.00 Hrs.
	23600 001 0800-0925	Day	TTh	FH170	Ellsworth
4203	Wrkshop Death & Dying	3.00 Hrs.
	23601 001 0100-0225	Day	TTh	FH302	Crase
4302	Observe Communty Hlth	3 00 Hrs
	23602 001 1240-0205	Day	MW	FH170	Okwumabua
4402	Prac Public Health Educ	6 00 Hrs.
	23604 001 TBA			FH306	Staff
4402	Prac Public Health Educ	9.00 Hrs
	23605 001 TBA			FH306	Staff
-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-
6203	Wrkshop Death S Dying	3.00 Hrs.
	23606 001 0100-0225	Day	TTh	FH302	Crase
6302	Observe Communty Hlth	3.00 Hrs
	23607 001 1240-0205	Day	MW	FH170	Okwumabua
(01) 7112	Hlth Care Issues Eldly	3.00 Hrs.
	23608 001 0530-0830	Night	FS	FH302	Walker
7152	Spec Prob Health Educ	3.00 Hrs.
	23609 001 TBA			FH306	Staff
7712	Epidemiology	3.00 Hrs
	23610 001 0530-0830	Night	M	FH302	Okwumabua
7722	Mtd Teh Comm Hlth Plan	3 00 Hrs.
	23611 001 0530-0830	Night	W	FH302	Anspaugh
(01) 8112	Hlth Care IssuesEldly	3.00 Hrs.
	23612 001 0530-0830	Night	FS	FH302	Walker
8712	Epidemiology	3.00 Hrs.
	23613 001 0530-0830	Night	M	FH302	Okwumabua
(01) COURSE MEETS FEB 8-9, 15-16. 22-23 & MAR	1-2 ON FRI 5:30-8 30PM & SAT
8:OOAM-3:O0PM

Safety Education (Safe-M745)

2102	First Aid-Erne	g Care	3 00 Hrs.
	23614 001	0800-0855	Day	MWF	FH162	Mazzone
	23615 002	0910-1005	Day	MWF	FH162	Edwards
	23616 003	1020-1115	Day	MWF	FH162	Simonton
	23617 004	1130-1225	Day	MWF	FH162	Simonton
	23618 005	0800-0925	Day	TTh	FH162	McDonald
	23619 006	0940-1105	Day	TTh	FH162	McDonald
	23620 007	0530-0830	Night	T	FH162	Lovington
2202	Safety Education	3.00 Hrs.
	23621 001	0220-0345	Day	MW	FH302	Lovmgton
2703	Water Safety Instructor	3.00 Hrs.
	23622 001	0100-0225	Day	TTh	PBPOOL	Lavenue
3302	Cpr Res & Emer Life Sup	3.00 Hrs.
	23623 001	0100-0225	Day	TTh	FH162	Lovington
3502	Prev/Care Ath Injuries	3.00 Hrs.
	23624 001	1120-1245	Day	TTh	FH162	Cantler
(01) 4902	Topics Safety Educ	3.00 Hrs
	23625 001	0345-0645	Day	W	FH170	Turman
(02) 4922	Emerg Med Tech	9.00 Hrs
	23626 001	1120-0345	Day	TTh	FH170	Turman
(01) STUDENTS MUST ENROLL CONCURRENTLY IN SAFE 4922. SEC 001 FOR INFORMATION
CONTACT MR E. TURMAN. 676-2327.

Physical Education (Phed-M750)

1001	Figure Contro	/Cond	2.00 Hrs
	23627 001	0800-0855	Day	MWF	FH258	Stafl
1002	Phy Fitness Phed Majors	2.00 Hrs
	23628 001	0940-1105	Day	TTh	FH170	McClanahan
1003	Aerobics		2 00 His
	23629 001	0800-0855	Day	MWF	FH254	Melton
	23630 002	0910-1005	Day	MWF	FH254	Ashley
	23631 003	1020-1115	Day	MWF	FH118	McClanahan
	23632 004	1130-1225	Day	MWF	FH254	Hunter
	23633 005	1240-0205	Day	MW	FH118	Ashley
	23634 006	0940-1105	Day	TTh	FH254	Melton
	23635 007	1120-1245	Day	TTh	PB109 .	McClanahan
	23636 008	0100-0225	Day	TTh	FH254	Mellon
	23637 009	0530-0655	Night	MW	FH250	Ashley
	23638 010	0710-0835	Night	TTh	FH250	McClanahan
(01) 23639 909	0100-0225	Day	TTh	FH254	Melton
1004	Jogging		2 00 Hrs
	23640 001	1130-1225	Day	MWF	FHTRK	Staff
	23641 002	1120-1245	Day	TTh	FHTRK	Cash
(02) 1005	Condtn: Varsity Sports	2 00 Hrs
	23642 001	0300-0430	Day	MTWThF	FH204	Staff
	23643 002	0430-0600	Day	MTWThF	FH204	Staff
	23644 003	0430-0600	Day	MTWThF	FH204	Staff
1006	Water Aerobics	2 00 Hrs
	23645 001	1240-0205	Day	MW	PBPOOL	Melton
(03) 1201	Adapted Activity	2 00 Hrs
	23646 001	TBA			FH204	Hooker
1202	Juggling		2 00 Hrs
	23647 001	1020-1115	Day	MWF	FH258	Schroeder
1301	Nautilus		2 00 Hrs
	23648 001	0650-0745	Day	MWF	PB106	Cash
	23649 002	0800-0855	Day	MWF	PB106	Hays
	23650 003	0910-1005	Day	MWF	PB106	Staff
	23651 004	1020-1115	Day	MWF	PB106	Mazzone
	23652 005	1130-1225	Day	MWF	PB106	Koennmg
	23653 006	0130-0225	Day	MWF	PB106	McClanahan
	23654 007	0940-1105	Day	TTh	PB106	Staff
	23655 006	0100-0225	Night	TTh	PB106	McCclanahan
	23656 009	0530-0655	Nighl	TTh	P8106	Staff
1302	Free Weights & Machines	2.00 Hrs
	23657 001	0910-1005	Day	MWF	PB104	Koenning
	23658 002	1020-1115	Day	MWF	P8104	Koenning
	23659 003	0800-0855	Day	TTh	PB104	Koenning
	23660 004	0940-1105	Day	TTh	PB104	Koenning
(04) 1331	Camping		2.00 Hrs
	23661 001	0330-0530	Day	M	PB100	Lavenue
	23662 002	0900-1100	Day	S	PB176	Murphree
(05) 1332	Advanced Camping	2 00 Hrs
	23663 001	0330-0530	Night	W	PB100	Murphree
(05) 1333	Backpacking		2 00 Hrs
	23664 001	0330-0530	Day	M	PB100	Lavenue
	23665 002	0900-1100	Day	S	PB176	Murphree
(04) 1334	Adv Camping	Rock Climb	2.00 Hrs.
	23666 001	0330-0530	Day	w	PB100	Murphree
(06) 1361	Equitation/Western Style	2 00 Hrs.
	23667 001	0900-1200	Day	S	PB100	Holt
1413	Self Defense Techniques	2 00 Hrs
	23668 001	1020-1115	Day	MWF	FH254	Johnson C
1441	Karate		2.00 Hrs
	23669 001	1130-1225	Day	MWF	FH250	Johnson C
	23670 002	1240-0205	Day	MW	FH250	Johnson C
	23671 003	0530-0655	Night	TTh	FH254	Johnson C
1442	Advanced Karate	2.00 Hrs.
	23672 001	0240-0405	Day	TTh	FH118	Johnson C
(07) 1461	Fencing		2.00 Hrs.
	23673 001	0100-0225	Day	TTh	FH250	Lewis
(07) 1462	Interm Foil Fencing	2 00 Hrs
	23674 001	0800-0925	Day	TTh	FH250	Lewis
1501	Tennis .		2 00 Hrs
(08) 23675 001	0700-0855	Day	MW	PBTC	Bulord
	23676 002	1020-1115	Day	MWF	PBTC	Peterson
	23677 003	1130-1225	Day	MWF	PBTC	Staff
(08	23678 004	0530-0730	Night	MW	PBTC	Vest
	23679 005	0940-1105	Day	TTh	PBTC	Buford
	23680 006	1120-1245	Day	TTh	FHTC	Stall
	23681 007	0100-0225	Day	TTh	FHTC	Staff
1502	Intermediate Tennis	2.00 Hrs.
	23682 001	1130-1225	Day	MWF	PBTC	Vest
	23683 002	1120-1245	Day	TTh	PBTC	Vest
1503	Advanced Tennis	2 00 Hrs.
	23684 001	0940-1105	Day	TTh	PBTC	Peterson
1521	Racquetball		2 00 Hrs
	23685 001	0910-1005	Day	MWF	PB117	Lavenue
	23686 002	1020-1115	Day	MWF	FH132	Fadgen
	23687 003	0220-0345	Day	MW	FH132	Self
	23688 004	0800-0925	Day	TTh	PB117	Kilpatnck
	23689 005	0940-1105	Day	TTh	FH132	Fadgen
	23690 006	1120-1245	Day	TTh	FH132	Self
1522	Intrmediate Racquetball	2 00 Hrs
	23691 001	1020-1115	Day	MWF	PBI17	Liles

57

Physical Education (Phed-M750)

Spring Term

1522	Intrmediate Racquetball	(cont )
	23692 002 0940-1105	Day	TTh	PB117	Liles
1523	Advanced Racquetball	2 00 Hrs.
	23693 001 0100-0225	Day	TTh	PB117	Liles
1531	Handball	2 00 Hrs
	23694 001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	PB117	Mazzone
1541	Badminton	2 00 Hrs
	23695 001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	FH228	Bartels
	23696 002 0940-1105	Day	TTh	FH228	Lewis
1561	Bowling	2.00 Hrs
(09	23697 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	FH228	Hopkins
(09)23698 002 1120-1245	Day	TTh	FH228	Hopkins
(10) 23699 003 0100-0225	Day	TTh	FH228	Allen
(10) 23700 004 0240-0405	Day	TTh	FH228	Allen
1562	Intermediate Bowling	2 00 Hrs.
(09)23701001 0130-0255	Day	MW	FH228	Lewis
1571	Goll	2 00 Hrs
(11)23702 001 1130-1255	Day	MW	FH123	Andrews
(12) 23703 002 0800-0925	Day	TTh	FH123	Cook
(12)23704 003 0940-1105	Day	TTh	FH123	Cook
1572	Intermediate Golf	2 00 Hrs.
(12)23705 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	FH123	Cook
1581	Recreation Games	2.00 Hrs
	23706 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	FH228	Lewis
1582	Recreat Games/New Game	2.00 Hrs.
	23707 001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	PB109	Walls
1624	Stunts 8 Tumbling	2.00 Hrs.
	23708 001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	FH258	Coleman
(13) 1711	Begin Swimming	2.00 Hrs.
	23709 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	PBPOOL	Staff
	23710 002 0710-0835	Night	TTh	PBPOOL	Staff
1712	Elem Swimming	2.00 Hrs.
	23711 001 1145-0110	Day	MW	PBPOOL	Liles
1713	Intermediate Swim	2.00 Hrs.
	23712 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	PBPOOL	Fadgen
1722	Swim-Lileguarding	2.00 Hrs.
	23713 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	PBPOOL	Mazzone
1742	Condition Thru Swimming	2.00 Hrs.
	23714 001 1240-0205	Day	MW	PBPOOL	Fadgen
(14) 1771	Scuba	2.00 Hrs.
	23715 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	PBPOOL	Turner
	23716 002 0710-0835	Night	TTh	PBPOOL	Turner
(15) 1772	Advanced Scuba	2.00 Hrs.
	23717 001 0100-0400	Day	W	PBPOOL	Turner
(16) 1782	Kayaking	2.00 Hrs
	23718 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	PBPOOL	Staff
(17) 1783	Canoeing	2.00 Hrs.
	23719 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	PBPOOL	Staff
1811	Rhythms For Elem Sch	2.00 Hrs.
	23720 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	FH118	Furr
	23721 002 1130-1225	Day	MWF	FH118	Furr
	23722 003 0800-0925	Day	TTh	FH118	Furr
	23723 004 0100-0225	Day	TTh	FH118	Furr
1812	Square & Round Dance I	2.00 Hrs
	23724 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	FH118	Humphreys
(01)2372	Day	TTh	FH118	Humphreys
1813	Folk 8 Social Dance	2.00 Hrs.
	23726 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	FH118	Humphreys
1921	Basketball	2.00 Hrs.
	23727 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	PB109	Anderson
1923	Volleyball	2.00 Hrs.
	23728 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	PB127	Buchanan
	23729 002 1130-1225	Day	MWF	PB127	Buchanan
	23730 003 0940-1105	Day	TTh	PB127	Lingenfelter
1924	Intermediate Volleyball	2.00 Hrs.
	23731 001 0100-0225	Day	TTh	PB127	Lingenfelfer
1931	Soccer 4 Fieldsporls	2.00 Hrs.
	23732 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	PB109	Bartels
1941	Track/Field Events	2.00 Hrs.
	23733 001 0800-0925	Day	TTh	FHTRK	Hays
2004	Basketball & Volleyball	2.00 Hrs.
	23734 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	PB127	Andrews
2005	Scr/Tch Ftbl/Trck/Field	2.00 Hrs.
	23735 001 0800-0925	Day	TTh	FH343	Self
2008	Stnts/Tmblng/Gymnstcs	2 00 Hrs.
	23736 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	FH258	Coleman
2403	Tech Baseball & Soft	2.00 Hrs.
	23737 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	FH170	Kilpatrick
3303	Adapted P E	3.00 Hrs.
	23738 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	FH250	Hooker
3603	Phy Basis Strength/Endr	3 00 Hrs
	23739 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	FH339	Weiss
3703	Physiology ot Exercise	3.00 Hrs.
	23740 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	FH339	Schroeder
3803	Mtr Lrng 8 Dvlpmnt	3.00 Hrs
	23741 001 0940-1105	i Day	TTh	FH339	Rosato
3806	Phed Young Children	3.00 Hrs.
	23742 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	FH250	Furr
	23743 002 0940-1105	Day	TTh	FH250	Van Oteghen
	23744 003 1120-1245	Day	TTh	FH250	Hooker
3807	Tchng Mthds Phed	3 00 Hrs.
	23745 001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	FH339	Self
3903	Hist & Pnnc Phy Ed	3 00 Hrs
	23746 001 1240-0205	Day	MW	FH343	Van Oteghen
4204	Test/Meas Health	3.00 Hrs
	23747 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	FH339	Crase

(18) 4303	Problems In	Phed	1.00 Hrs.
	23748 001	TBA
(18) 4303	Problems In	Phed	2 00 Hrs
	23749 002	TBA
(18) 4303	Problems In	Phed	3 00 Hrs
	23750 003	TBA
4401	Electrophys&Ekg Inter	3 00 Hrs
	23751 001	0400-0700	Day
4403	Kinesiology		3 00 Hrs
	23752 001	0800-0855	Day
4503	Org 8 Adm	Hlth & Pe	3 00 Hrs
	23753 001	0800-0925	Day
(18) 4605	Internship Ir	Phys Ed	3 00 Hrs
	23754 001	TBA
(18) 4605	Internship Ir	Phys Ed	6.00 Hrs
	23755 002	TBA
(18) 4605	Internship Ir	Phys Ed	9 00 Hrs
	23756 003	TBA

FH339 Edwards

FH204 Staff

-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL- 6401 Electrophys&Ekg Inter 3.00 Hrs

Day F FH170 Kraus

3.00 Hrs

23757 001 0400-0700

Foundations Phys Ed

23758 001 0530-0830 (18)7153 Spec Prob In Phed

23759 001 TBA (18)7153 Spec Prob In Phed

23760 002 TBA (18) 7153 Spec Prob In Phed

23761 003 TBA 7163 Motor Learning

23762 001 0530-0830 (18) 7301 Intern/Fitn 8 Wellness

23763 001 TBA (18) 7301 Intern/Fitn 8 Wellness

23764 002 TBA 7603 Admin of Athletics

23765 001 0530-0830 (18) 7996 Thesis

23766 001 TBA (18) 7996 Thesis

23767 002 TBA (18) 8153 Spec Prob In Phed

23768 001 TBA (18)8153 Spec Prob In Phed

23769 002 TBA (18)8153 Spec Prob In Phed

FH339

Edwards

I Hrs.

23770 003

TBA

FH204 Staff

(01) RESTRICTED - MINI COLLEGE PICK UP FORMS AD 165

(02) RESTRICTED - VARSITY ATHLETES PICK UP FORMS FH 106.

(03) CONTACT DR JANE HOOKER AT 678-3475

(04) MEETS SECOND HALF OF SEMESTER BEGINNING WEEK OF MARCH 18 OVERNIGHT TRIP REQUIRED EQUIPMENT RENTAL FEE - $25 00 PLUS TAX FEE PAYABLE TO UNIVERSITY STORE CALL 678-2811

(05) MEETS FIRST HALF OF SEMESTER ENDING WEEK OF MARCH 4 OVERNIGHT TRIP REQUIRED EQUIPMENT RENTAL FEE - $25 00 PLUS TAX FEE PAYABLE TO UNIVERSITY STORE CALL 678-281 1

(06) COURSE CONDUCTED AT DAE VALLEY FARM. 4569 GERMANTOWN ROAD ADDITIONAL FEE CALL 678-2321.

(07) EQUIPMENT RENTAL FEE OF $20 00 PLUS TAX FEE PAYABLE TO UNIVERSITY STORE CALL 678-2438

(08) MEETS SECOND HALF OF SEMESTER BEGINNING WEEK OF MAR 18.

(09) COURSE CONDUCTED AT PARK LANES A $35 00 FEE WILL BE CHARGED

(10) COURSE CONDUCTED AT ALL STAR LANES A $35 00 FEE WILL BE CHARGED.

(11) SOME CLASSES CONDUCTED AT DRIVING RANGE. 1884 RAINES RD APPROPRIATE FEE WILL BE CHARGED.

(12) SOME CLASSES CONDUCTED AT DRIVING RANGE. 1401 BARTLETT RD APPROPRIATE FEE WILL BE CHARGED.

(13) THIS COURSE FOR NON SWIMMERS - FOR INFORMATION CALL 678-2321

(14) OPEN WATER DIVE REQUIRED FOR CERTIFICATION EQUIPMENT RENTAL FEE OF $95 00 PLUS TAX WILL BE CHARGED FEE PAYABLE TO UNIVERSITY STORE STUDENTS MAY NEED TO PURCHASE ADDITIONAL GEAR CALL 678-281 1

(15) EQUIPMENT RENTAL FEE OF $9500 PLUS TAX WILL BE CHARGED STUDENTS MAY NEED TO PURCHASE ADDITIONAL GEAR. CALL 678-2811.

(16) EQUIPMENT RENTAL FEE OF $45 00 PLUS TAX WILL BE CHARGED FEE PAYABLE TO UNIVERSITY STORE OVERNIGHT TRIP REQUIRED

(17) OVERNIGHT CANOE TRIP REQUIRED CALL 678-2811

(18) RESTRICTED PICK UP FORMS FH 106.

Recreation (Recr-M760)

2105 Intr Recrln 8 Parks

23771001 1120-1245

3103 Outdoor Education

23772 001 0800-0925

3204 Mgmt Recreatn Services

23773 001 0800-0850

3205 Park/Recreation Facil

23774 001 0940-1105 3305 Prog Ping Recreation

23775 001 0910-1005 (01) 4003 Park Visitor Mgmt III

23776 001 0240-0440 (01) 4004 Park Visitor Mgmt IV

23777 001 0240-0440

3 00 Hrs

Day 3 00 Hrs

Day 3.00 Hrs

Day 3 00 Hrs

Day 3 00 Hrs

Day

2 00 Hrs

Day

Huffman Gutch Gutch Walls

58

Spring Term

Recreation (Recr-M760)

1.00 Hrs

2 00 Hrs 3.00 Hrs 4 00 Hrs

3 00 Hrs

Night

(02) 4305 Field Prob In Recr

23778 001 TBA (02) 4305 Field Prob In Recr

23779 002 TBA (02) 4305 Field Prob In Recr

23780 003 T8A (02) 4305 Field Prob In Recr

23781 004 TBA 4405 Org & Adm ol Recr

23782 001 0530-0830 4505 Rec Plan & Techn Sup

23784 001 1020-1115 4505 Rec Plan/Techn Sup Lab

23783 101 1020-1215 (02) 4605 Intern In Recreation

23785 001 TBA (02) 4605 Intern In Recreation

23786 002 TBA (02) 4605 Intern In Recreation 9.00 Hrs.

23787 003 TBA PB155 Staff —GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-

PB155	Staff
PB155	Staff
PB155	Staff
PB155	Staff
PB176	Humphreys
PB176	Huffman
PB176	Huffmam
PB155	Staff
PB155	Staff

(01) 6003	Park Visitor Mgmt III	2.00 Hrs
	23788 001 0240-0440	Day
(01) 6004	Park Visitor Mgmt IV	2.00 Hrs
	23789 001 0240-0440	Day
6405	Org & Adm of Recr	3.00 Hrs
	23790 001 0530-0830	Night
7135	Curr Readings Recr	3.00 Hrs.
	23791 001 0900-1200	Day
(02) 7155	Spec Prob In Recr 23792 001 TBA	1 00 Hrs
(02) 7155	Spec Prob In Recr 23793 002 TBA	2.00 Hrs
(02) 7155	Spec Prob In Recr 23794 003 TBA	3.00 Hrs
7201	Concept Therapeutic Rec	3.00 Hrs
	23795 001 0530-0830	Night
7203	Theraptc Recr/Agmg	3.00 Hrs
	23796 001 0900-1200	Day
7405	Program Plan In Recr	3.00 Hrs.
	23797 001 0530-0830	Night
(02) 7605	Suprv Pract In Recr 23798 001 TBA	3.00 Hrs.
(02) 7605	Suprv Pract In Recr 23799 002 TBA	6 00 Hrs
7990	Applied Research	3 00 Hrs
	23800 001 0530-0830	Night
(02) 7996	Thesis 23801 001 TBA	3.00 Hrs.
(02) 7996	Thesis 23802 002 TBA	6 00 Hrs
8135	Curr Reading Recr	3 00 Hrs
	23803 001 0900-1200	Day
(02) 8155	Spec Prob In Recr 23804 001 TBA	1 00 Hrs
(02) 8155	Spec Prob In Recr 23805 002 TBA	2 00 Hrs
(02) 8155	Spec Prob In Recr 23806 003 TBA	3.00 Hrs.

PB176	Lavenue
PB176	Murphree
PB176	Humphreys

PB155	Staff
PB176	Murray
PB100	Murray
PB176	Walls
PB155	Staff
PB155	Staff
PB176	Huffman
PB155	Staff
PB155	Staff
FH110	Staff
PB155	Staff
PB155	Staff
PB155	Staff

(01) FIELD TRIPS AND OVERNIGHT OUTING REQUIRED CALL 678-3454

(02) RESTRICTED PICK UP FORMS FH 106

Health, Phy Ed, & Recr (Hper-M763)

Concepts/Fitn & Wellnss	2 00 Hrs
23807 001	0800-0855	Day	MW	FH110	Hunter
23808 002	0800-0855	Day	MW	FH343	Allen
23809 003	0910-1005	Day	MW	FH110	Hunter
23810 004	0910-1005	Day	MW	FH170	Peterson
23811 005	0910-1005	Day	MW	FH343	Johnson
23812 006	1020-1115	Day	MW	FH110	Melton
23813 007	1020-1115	Day	MW	FH170	Allen
23814 008	1020-1115	Day	MW	FH341	Gutch
23815 009	1020-1115	Day	MW	FH343	Walker
23816 010	1130-1225	Day	MW	FH110	Ellsworth
23817 011	1130-1225	Day	MW	FH170	McClanahan
23818 012	1130-1225	Day	MW	FH341	Lovington
23819 013	1130-1225	Day	MW	FH343	Schroeder
23820 014	1240-0135	Day	MW	FH110	Hunter
23821 015	0800-0855	Day	TTh	FH110	Hunter
23822 016	0800-0855	Day	TTh	FH341	Rosato
23823 017	0940-1035	Day	TTh	FH110	Hunter
23824 018	0940-1035	Day	TTh	FH343	Vest
23825 019	1120-1215	Day	TTh	FH110	Hamrick
23826 020	1120-1215	Day	TTh	PB100	Simonton
23827 021	0530-0625	Night	TTh	FH110	Allen
23828 022	0530-0625	Night	MW	FH110	Allen
23829 023	0900-1100	Day	S	FH170	Schroeder
23830 909	0900-1100	Day	S	FH170	Schroeder

Home Economics

Dr. Dixie Crase, Chair

404 Manning Hall, 678-2301

Home Economics (Hmec-M770)

	23831 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	MN413	Hall
	23832 002 1020-1115	Day	MWF	" MN413	Hall
	23833 003 0940-1105	Day	TTh	MN413	Hall
1105	Clothing Selctn/Cons	3.00 Hrs
	23834 001 0800-1030	Day	TTh	MN430	Golightly
	23835 002 1120-0150	Day	TTh	MN430	Golightly
2005	Intro Fashion Mrchndsng	3.00 Hrs
	23836 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	MN417	Golightly
	23837 002 1230-0330	Day	W	MN417	Qumn
2101	Family/Global Perspectv	3 00 Hrs.
	23838 001 0800-0925	Day	TTh	CL201	Stevens
(01) 238:	Day	T	CL135	Stevens
2104	Home Frnshngs Rltd Arts	3 00 Hrs.
	23840 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	MN400D	Bradford
	23841002 1020-1115	Day	MWF	MN400D	Bradford
2106	Visual Merchndsng	3.00 Hrs.
	23842 001 1230-0330	Day	T	MN417	Worms
2202	Nutrition	3.00 Hrs.
	23843 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	MN420	Roach
	23844 002 1020-1115	Day	MWF	MN420	Roach
	23845 003 0940-1105	Day	TTh	MN420	Staff
	23846 004 1120-1245	Day	TTh	MN420	Staff
	23847 005 0530-0830	Night	M	MN420	Mitchell
(01)238.	Night	M	MN420	Mitchell
3106	Prolessionl Dvlpmnt Sem	3.00 Hrs.
	23849 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	MN426	Stevens
3204	Housing & Equipment	3.00 Hrs.
	23850 001 1250-0350	Day	T	MN400D	Crocker
3206	Merchandising Systems	3.00 Hrs.
	23851 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	MN417	Worms '
3301	Chid Dvlpmnt/Lrng Thry	2.00 Hrs.
	23852 001 0800-0855	Day	MW	MN417	Crase
(02) 3302	Meal Prep/Table Serv	3.00 Hrs.
	23854 001 0910-1005	Day	M	MN417	Casad
3302	Meal Prep Lab	0.00 Hrs.
	23853 101 0800-1000	Day	WF	MN408	Casad
3401	Parenthood Education	3.00 Hrs.
	23855 001 0800-0925	Day	TTh	MN426	Crase
4102	Diet Therapy	3.00 Hrs.
	23856 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	MN426	Roach
4200	Family Econ/Cons Ed	1.00 Hrs.
	23857 001 0940-1105	Day	Th	MN410	Stevens
4204	Frnshng Prblms Prsntns	3.00 Hrs.
	23858 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	MN400D	Bradford
4300	Family Resource Mgmt	3.00 Hrs.
	23859 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	MN426	Stevens
4405	Textiles	3.00 Hrs.
	23860 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	MN420	Golightly
4502	Quantity Cookery	3.00 Hrs.
	23861 001 TBA			MN400A	Casad
(03) 4600	Sem Mrchndsng Home/Fash	6 00 Hrs.
	23862 001 0900-1200	Day	MTWThF	MN418	Quinn
4602	Community Nutrition	3.00 Hrs
	23863 001 0400-0700	Night	M	MN426	Casad
4702	Food Production Pract	3.00 Hrs.
	23864 401 TBA			MN400A	Casad
4702	Catering Practicum	3 00 Hrs.
	23865 402 TBA			MN400A	Casad
4702	Comm Nutrition Pract	3 00 Hrs.
	23866 403 TBA			MN400A	Casad
(04) 4705	Fshion Mrchndsng Pract	6.00 Hrs.
	23867 001 0900-1200	Day	MTWThF	MN418	Ouinn
(04) 4804	Home Furn Practicum	6.00 Hrs.
	23868 001 0900-1200	Day	MTWThF	MN400D	Bradlord
—GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHC
6204	Frnshng Prblms Prsntns	3.00 Hrs.
	23869 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	MN400D	Bradford
6300	Family Resource Mgmt	3.00 Hrs.
	23870 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	MN426	Stevens
6405	Textiles	3.00 Hrs.
	23871 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	MN400D	Golightly
6502	Quantity Cookery	3.00 Hrs.
	23872 001 TBA			MN400A	Casad
6602	Community Nutrition	3.00 Hrs.
	23873 001 0400-0700	Day	M	MN426	Casad
6702	Food Production Pract	3.00 Hrs.
	23874 401 TBA			MN400A	Casad
6702	Catering Practicum	3.00 Hrs.
	23875 402 TBA			MN400A	Casad
6702	Comm Nutrition Pract	3.00 Hrs.
	23876 403 TBA			MN400A	Casad
7100	Rsrch Implctns Hmec	3.00 Hrs.
	23877 001 0400-0700	Day	T	MN400D	Crocker
7202	Issues Food/Nutrition	3.00 Hrs.
	23878 001 0900-1200	Day	W	MN411	Smith
7222	Adv Therapeutic Nutr	3.00 Hrs.
	23879 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	MN417	Roach
7422	Cellular Nutrition II	3.00 Hrs.
	23880 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	MN411	Mitchell
7442	Nutr & Human Dev II	3.00 Hrs.
	23881 001 0100-0225	Day	TTh	MN413	Mitchell
7462	Clinical Practice II	3.00 Hrs.
	23882 001 TBA		MWF	MN411	Dundas

Home Economics (Hmec-M770)

Spring Term

7482 Clinical Practice IV 3 00 Hrs

23883 001 TBA MWF MN411 Dundas 7996 Thesis 3 00 Hrs.

23884 001 TBA MN421 Smith

(01) RESTRICTED • MINI COLLEGE PICK UP FORMS AD 165

(02) LECTURE AND LAB ARE COORDINATED STUDENT MUST ENROLL IN A LAB SESSION ENDING IN SAME DIGIT AS LECTURE.

(03) MUST PARALLEL 4705 AND 4804

(04) MUST PARALLEL 4600 ADDITIONAL HOURS OF IN-STORE SUPERVISED EXPERIENCE REQUIRED

Marketing Education (Mked-M773)

4010 Coop Occupation Educ 3 00 Hrs

23685 001 0430-0730 Day M MN411 Worms

-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-

6010 Coop Occupation Educ 3.00 Hrs

23886 001 0430-0730 Day

MN41

Worms

Special Education (Sped-M791)

Dr. Wilson L. Dietrich, Chair 100 Special Education, 678-2771

2000	Intro Excep Chid 23887 001 1230-0155	3.00 Hrs. Day	MW	SE114	Calhoun
	23868 002 0940-1105	Day	TTh	SE114	Anderson
3002	Indep Stdy Spec Educ 23889 001 TBA	3 00 Hrs		TBA	Greer B
3201	Intr Chid Emtnl Prblm 23890 001 1120-1245	4 00 Hrs Day	TTh	SE114	Rich
3401	Intr Chid Lrng Disblty 23891 001 0800-0925	4 00 Hrs Day	TTh	ED212	Kelly
3501	Nature Mntl Rtrdtn 23892 001 0940-1105	4.00 Hrs. Day	TTh	ED212	Quick
3516	Prog Trn Mental Ret Chd 23893 001 0940-1105	3.00 Hrs. Day	TTh	ED203	Hansen
(01) 4002	Trends & Iss Spec Ed 23894 001 0400-0700	3.00 Hrs. Day	T	TBA	Hansen
(02) 4012	Meth/Cur Phys Impr/Gftd 23895 001 0800-0855	3.00 Hrs. Day	MWF	SE114	Greer B
(02) 4013	Prac Sped Meth/Mat II 23896 001 0910-1035	3.00 Hrs. Day	MWF	SE114	Kelly
-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-
7000	Psyc-Ed Prb Excep Ch Ad 23897 001 0530-0830	3.00 Hrs. Night	W	ED210	Anderson
7001	Test Meas Excp Chl/Adul 23898 001 0530-0830	3.00 Hrs. Night	M	ED207	Kelly
7002	Indep Stdy Spec Educ 23899 001 TBA	3.00 Hrs.		TBA	Start
7010	Sem Spec Ed 23900 001 0530-0830	3.00 Hrs. Night	M	SE114	Dietrich W
7101	Psy Soc Asp Presc Ex Ch 23901 001 0530-0830	3.00 Hrs. Night	T	SE114	Quick
7221	Meth II Behv Mgmt Sped 23903 001 0530-0830	3.00 Hrs. Night	T	ED207	Greer J
7222	Meth Tech Teh Eml Dstrb 23904 001 0530-0830	3.00 Hrs. Night	Th	SE114	Rich
7241	Superv Practicm In Sped 23905 001 TBA	3.00 Hrs.		TBA	Rich
7241	Superv Practicm In Sped 23906 001 TBA	9 00 Hrs		TBA	Greer B
7811	Mthd Tchg Gilid/Ac Tltd 23907 001 0530-0830	3.00 Hrs. Night	M	ED212	Dietrich A
8001	Test Meas Excp Chl/Adul 23908 001 0530-0830	3.00 Hrs. Night	M	ED207	Kelly
8010	Seminar Spec Ed 23909 001 0530-0830	3.00 Hrs. Night	M	SE114	Dietrich W
8101	Psy-Soc Asp Presc Ex Ch 23910 001 0530-0830	3.00 Hrs. Night	T	SE114	Quick
8221	Meth II Behv Mgmt Sped 23912 001 0530-0830	3.00 Hrs. Night	T	ED207	Greer J
8222	Meth Tech Tchg Eml Dstb 23913 001 0530-0830	3.00 Hrs. Night	Th	SE114	Rich
8811	Mthd Tchg Giftd/Ac Tltd 23914 001 0530-0830	3.00 Hrs. Night	M	ED212	Dietrich A
9000	Dissertation 23915 001 TBA	100 Hrs		TBA	Staff
9000	Dissertation 23916 001 TBA	3.00 Hrs.		TBA	Staff
9000	Dissertation 23917 001 TBA	6 00 Hrs.		TBA	Staff

(01) RESTRICTED PICK UP FORMS SE 100

(02) SIMULTANEOUS ENROLLMENT REQUIRED 4012 AND 4013

The Herff College of Engineering

Dr. John Ray, Interim Dean 201 Engineering, 678-2171

Biomedical Engineering (Biom-Q795)

Dr. Michael Yen, Interim Chair 301 Engineering, 678-3733

-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-

23918 001	0530-0655	Night	MW	TBA	Stall
7354 Heat/Mass Transfer Biomed	3.00 Hrs.
23919 001	1130-1225	Day	MWF	TBA	Tuntto
7508 Biochemical Engineering	3.00 Hrs.
23920 001	1020-1115	Day	MWF	EN	Carmack
7509 Circulatory Flow Dyn	3.00 Hrs.
23921 001	1120-1245	Day	TTh	EN	Hwang
7511 Biomechanics II	3 00 Hrs
23922 001	0530-0655	Night	TTh	EN	Yen
7517 Cardiopulm Physiology	3 00 Hrs
23923 001	0530-0655	Night	TTh	EN	Carmack
7532 Advanced Biomatenal	3.00 Hrs.
23924 001	0530-0655	Night	MW	EN	Staff
7991 Project I		3.00 Hrs.
23925 001	TBA			EN	Staff
7996 Masters Thesis		100 Hrs
23926 001	TBA			EN	Staff
7996 Masters Thesi*		3.00 Hrs.
23927 001	TBA			EN	Staff
7996 Masters Thesis		6 00 Hrs
23928 001	TBA			EN	Staff
9000 Dissertation		1 00 Hrs
23929 001	TBA			EN	Stall
9000 Dissertation		3.00 Hrs.
23930 001	TBA			EN	Staff
9000 Dissertation		6.00 Hrs.
23931 001	TBA			EN	Staff
9000 Dissertation		9 00 Hrs
23932 001	TBA			EN	Staff
9000 Dissertation		2 00 Hrs.
23933 001	TBA			EN	Staff

Civil Engineering (CM-Q800)

Dr. Otto Helweg, Chair 104 Engineering, 678-2746

1101	Elementary Surveying	3 00 Hrs
	23936 001 0100-0205	Day
1101	Elementary Surveyng Lab	0.00 Hrs
	23934 101 0240-0540	Day
	23935 102 0240-0540	Day
1107	Civil Engr Computation	3.00 Hrs
	23937 001 0100-0225	Day
2112	Elements Ce Design	3.00 Hrs.
	23939 001 1020-1115	Day
2112	Elements Ce Design Lab	0.00 Hrs.
	23938 101 0220-0520	Day
2131	Statics	3.00 Hrs
	23940 001 0800-0855	Day
3101	Computer Meth In C E	3 00 Hrs
	23941 001 0910-1005	Day
3102	Civil Engr Analysis	3.00 Hrs.
	23942 001 0910-1005	Day
3121	Structural Analysis 1	3.00 Hrs.
	23943 001 0940-1105	Day
3131	Des of Steel Structures	3.00 Hrs.
	23944 001 0940-1105	Day
3135	Properties of Concrete	3.00 Hrs.
	23946 001 1020-1115	Day
3135	Prop of Cone Lab	0.00 Hrs.
	23945 101 0220-0520	Day
3161	Transp Systems Engr	3.00 Hrs.
	23947 001 0940-1105	Day
3180	Civil Engr Hydraulics	3.00 Hrs.
	23948 001 0800-0925	Day
3181	Hydraulics & Hydrology	3.00 Hrs.
	23949 001 1240-0205	Day
3182	Hydrology & Hydraul Lab	1.00 Hrs.
	23950 101 1240-0240	Day
	23951 102 0300-0500	Day
3322	Mechanics ot Materials	3.00 Hrs.
	23952 001 1130-1225	Day
4111	Engineering Economics	3.00 Hrs.
	23953 001 0800-0855	Day
4122	Structural Analysis II 23954 001 0800-0925	3.00 Hrs. Day

EN116	Mason
EN116	Mason
EN335	Buxton
EN335	Wolf
EN309	Wolf
ENAUD	Anderson
EN114	Camp
EN335	Staff
EN335	Wheeler
EN114	Segui
EN114	Camp
EN114	Camp
ENAUD	Hurley
EN114	Anderson
EN116	Smith R
EN114	Anderson
EN114	Anderson
EN114	Segui
EN114	Wolf
EN116	Wheeler

60

Spring Term

livil Engineering (Civl-Q800)

4135	Heinf Concrete Design	3 00 Hrs					24000 002 0530-0655	Night	MW	EN220	Staff
	23955 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	EN116	Pezeshk		24001 003 0940-1105	Day	TTh	EN220	Staff
4136	Inter Rein Concr Design	3 00 Hrs				2203	Circuit Analysis Lab	1.00 Hrs.
	23956 001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	EN116	Staff		24002 101 0220-0515	Day	M	EN221	Staff
4141	Water & Waterwaste Engr	4.00 Hrs.					24003 102 0230-0525	Day	T	EN221	Staff
	23956 001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	EN335	Moore		24004 103 0220-0515	Day	W	EN221	Staff
4141	Water/Wtrwasle Engr Lab	0.00 Hrs.					24005 104 0230-0525	Day	Th	EN221	Staff
	23957 101 0100-0400	Day	T	EN335	Moore		24006 105 0710-1005	Night	M	EN221	Staff
4144	Environmental Engr II	3.00 Hrs.				2222	Digital Circuit Design	4 00 Hrs
	23960 001 0800-0855	Day	TTh	EN335	Moore		24010 001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	EN220	Staff
4144	Environ Engr II Lab	0.00 Hrs.					2401 1 002 0530-0655	Night	TTh	EN216	Staff
	23959 101 TBA			EN104	Moore	2222	Digill Circuit Dsgn Lab	0 00 Hrs
4151	Soil Mechanics	4 00 Hrs					24007 101 0220-0515	Day	M	EN209A	Staff
	23962 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	EN116	Fry		24008 102 0710-1005	Night	T	EN209A	Staff
4151	Soil Mechanics Lab	0.00 Hrs.					24009 103 0220-0515	Day	W	EN209A	Staff
	23961 101 0220-0420	Day	M	EN116	Fry	3201	Circuit Analysis II	4.00 Hrs.
4152	Applied Soil Mechanics	3.00 Hrs.					24014 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	EN311	Staff
	23963 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	EN116	Fry		24015 002 1120-1245	Day	TTh	EN220	Daley
4163	Airport Plnng & Design	3.00 Hrs.				3201	Circuit Analysis II Lab	0 00 Hrs
	23964 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	EN116	Hurley		24012 101 0220-0515	Day	M	EN219	Staff
4164	Route Location & Desgn	3.00 Hrs.					24013 102 0230-0525	Day	T	EN219	Staff
	23966 001 0800-0855	Day	MW	EN335	Lipinski	3202	Transform Meth/Network	3 00 Hrs
4164	Rt Location & Dsgn Lab	0.00 Hrs					24016 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	EN218	Staff
	23965 101 0130-0430	Day	W	EN335	Lipinski		24017 002 1120-1245	Day	TTh	EN222	Staff
4172	Construe Engineering II	3.00 Hrs.				3211	Electronics I	3 00 Hrs
	23967 001 0405-0530	Day	TTh	EN114	Wolf		24018 001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	EN218	Staff
4190	Water Resource Pln/Mgmt	3.00 Hrs.					24019 002 0940-1105	Day	TTh	EN218	Staff
	23968 001 0630-0755	Day	TTh	EN114	Helweg	3212	Electronics II	4 00 Hrs
4191	Civil Engr Proj I	1.00 Hrs.					24023 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	EN222	Staff
	23969 001 TBA			EN 104	Staff		24024 002 0100-0225	Day	TTh	EN220	Staff
4191	Civil Engr Proj I	2 00 Hrs				3212	Electronics II Lab	0.00 Hrs.
	23970 001 TBA			EN 104	Staff		24020 101 0220-0515	Day	M	EN227	Staff
4191	Civil Engr Pro| I	3.00 Hrs					24021 102 0230-0525	Day	T	EN227	Staff
	23971 001 TBA			EN104	Staff		24022 103 0220-0515	Day	W	EN227	Staff
4199	Civil Engr Design	3.00 Hrs.				3213	Electronic I Lab	1 00 Hrs
	23973 001 0910-1005	Day	MW	EN335	Smith J		24025 101 0220-0515	Day	W	EN219	Staff
4199	Civl Engr Design Lab	0.00 Hrs.					24026 102 0230-0525	Day	Th	EN219	Staff
	23972 101 0100-0300	Day	Th '	EN335	Smith J	3240	Elecmgntic Field Thry I	3 00 Hrs.
-GRAOUATE-		24027 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	EN218	Staff
6136	Inter Rein Concr Design	3.00 Hrs.					24028 002 0800-0925	Day	TTh	EN218	Staff
	23974 001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	EN116	Staff	4201	Energy Conversion	3.00 Hrs.
6144	Environmental Eng II	3.00 Hrs.					24029 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	EN218	Staff
	23976 001 0800-0855	Day	TTh	EN335	Moore	4202	Electrical Power Systems	3.00 Hrs.
6144	Environ Engr II Lab	0.00 Hrs					24030 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	EN222	Jermann
	23975 101 TBA			EN 104	Moore	4203	Energy Conversion Lab	1 00 Hrs
6163	Airport Plnng & Design	3 00 Hrs					24031 101 0230-0515	Day	Th	ET202	Staff
	23977 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	EN116	Hurley		24032 102 0100-0355	Day	F	ET202	Staff
6164	Route Location & Design	3.00 Hrs.				4231	Communication Theory	3.00 Hrs.
	23979 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	EN335	Lipinski		24033 001 0800-0925	Day	TTh	EN220	Daley
6164	Rt. Location Dsgn Lab	0.00 Hrs.				4232	Discrete Signal Process	3.00 Hrs
	23978 101 0130-0430	Day	W	EN335	Lipinski		24034 001 0100-0225	Day	TTh	EN218	Halford
6190	Water Resrces Plan/Mgmt	3.00 Hrs.				4243	Linear Optical Systems	3.00 Hrs.
	23980 001 0630-0755	Day	TTh	EN114	Helweg		24035 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	EN220	Driggers
7012	Prob Meth In Engr	3.00 Hrs.				4252	Digital Control Systems	3.00 Hrs.
	23981 001 0530-0655	Night	TTh	EN114	Hurley		24036 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	EN220	Familoni
7112	Piste Dsgn Steel Strctr	3.00 Hrs.				4253	Control Systems Lab	100 Hrs
	23982 001 0710-0835	Night	MW	EN116	Segui		24037 101 0220-0515	Day	M	EN217	Staff
7117	Finite Elem Struc Mech	3.00 Hrs					24038 102 0230-0525	Day	T	EN217	Staff
	23983 001 0530-0655	Night	MW	EN116	Wheeler	4271	Computer Interfacing	3 00 Hrs
7119	Earthquake Engr II	3.00 Hrs.					24039 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	EN222	Smith
	23984 001 0530-0655	Night	MW	EN114	Pezeshk	4272	Engineering Software	3.00 Hrs.
7134	Foundation Engineering	3.00 Hrs					24040 001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	EN222	Jermann
	23985 001 0530-0655	Night	TTh	EN116	Fry	(01) 4280	Elect Engr Design	3.00 Hrs.
7142	Environ Engr Design II	3 00 Hrs					24041 001 0230-0515	Day	M	EN218	Stan
	23986 001 0630-0755	Day	TTh	EN116	Smith J		24042 002 0230-0515	Day	j	EN218	Staff
7146	Adv Phys/Chem Treatmnt	3.00 Hrs.				(02)24043 003 0230-0515	Day	F	EN218	Staff
	23987 001 0630-0755	Night	MW	EN114	Moore	-GRADUATE— OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-
7166	Design Hgwy Airpt Pvmt 23988 001 TBA	3.00 Hrs.		EN104	Staff	6202	Electrical Pwr Systms	3 00 Hrs
7181	Hydrologic Techniques	3.00 Hrs.					24044 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	EN222	Jermann
	23989 001 0710-0835	Night	TTh	EN116	Smith R	6231	Communication Theory	3 00 Hrs
7195	Groundwater Hydraulics	3.00 Hrs.					24045 001 0800-0925	Day	TTh	EN220	Daley
	23990 001 0630-0755	Day	TTh	EN116	Von Hole	6232	Discrete Signal Process	3.00 Hrs.
7991	Projects	3.00 Hrs.					24046 001 0100-0225	Day	TTh	EN218	Halford
	23991 001 TBA			EN104	Staff	6243	Linear Optical Systems	3 00 Hrs
7993	Project & Report	3 00 Hrs					24047 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	EN220	Driggers
	23992 001 TBA			EN104	Staff	6252	Digital Control Systems	3 00 Hrs
7996	Thesis	3.00 Hrs					24048 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	EN220	Familoni
	23993 001 TBA			EN104	Staff	6253	Control Systems Lab	100 Hrs
9000	Dissertation	3.00 Hrs.					24049 101 0220-0515	Day	M	EN217	Staff
	23994 001 TBA			EN104	Staff	6271 6272	Computer Interfacing 24050 001 0800-0855 Engineering Software	3.00 Hrs. Day 3.00 Hrs.	MWF	EN222	Smith
Electrical Engineering (Elec-Q820			7100	24051 001 1130-1225 Linear Sys Analysis	Day 3.00 Hrs.	MWF	EN222	Jermann
Dr. Charles Bray, Interim Chair					24052 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	EN220	Familoni
206 Engineering, 678-2175				7243	Fourier Optics 24053 001 0800-0925	3 00 Hrs Day	TTh	EN222	Halford
1206	Intro Electrical Engr	3.00 Hrs.				7244	Fiber Optics Commumctns	3.00 Hrs.
	23995 001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	EN311	Staff		24054 001 1240-0205	Day	MW	EN220	Griffin
1207	Elect Engr Computation	3.00 Hrs				7264	Fault-Tolerant Mult Sys	3.00 Hrs.
	23996 001 1240-0205	Day	MW	EN218	Staff		24055 001 0530-0655	Night	MW	EN218	Bhatti
	23997 002 0530-0655	Night	MW	EN222	Staff	7273	Modern Microprocessors	3.00 Hrs.
	23998 003 0800-0925	Day	TTh	EN311	Staff		24056 001 0530-0655	Night	TTh	EN220	Jermann
2201	Circuit Analysis I	3.00 Hrs.				(01) RESTRICTED PICK UP FORMS EN 206
	23999 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	EN222	Staff	(02) MICROPROCESSOR BACKGROUND REQUIRED

61

Industrial & Systems Engineering (lnse-Q831

Spring Term

Industrial & Systems Engineering (lnse-Q831)

Dr. John W. Smith, Chairman 104 Engineering, 678-3283

-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-

7602 Engn Expenmtl Design I 3.00 Hrs.

24057 001 0710-0835

7605 Experimental Analys II

24058 001 0710-0835 7608 Modeling

24059 001 0240-0530 7615 Operations Research II

24060 001 0220-0520 7620 Network Algorithms

24061 001 0530-0655 7660 Systems Simulation

24062 001 0530-0655 7991 Rsrch Industrial Sys I

24063 001 TBA 7996 Thesis

24064 001 TBA

Night

3 00 Hrs.

Night 3 00 Hrs.

Day 3.00 Hrs.

Day 3.00 Hrs

3 00 Hrs

EN114 Staff

EN114

Mechanical Engineering (Mech-Q870)

Dr. William S. Janna, Chair 312 Engineering, 678-2173

Stall

EN335 Samuelson

1306	Mech Engr Fundamentals	1.00 Hrs.
	24065 001 0135-0230	Day	F	EN203	Staff
1307	Mech Engr Computing	3.00 Hrs.
	24066 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	EN313	Staff
	24067 002 0940-1105	Day	TTh	EN313	Gir
(01) 1308	Engineering Graphics	2.00 Hrs.
	24071 001 0800-0925	Day	TTh	ET318	Cozzens
	24072 002 0940-1105	Day	TTh	ET318	Cozzens
	24073 003 1120-1245	Day	TTh	ET318	Cozzens
(01) 1308	Engrng Graphics Lab	0.00 Hrs.
	24068 101 TBA			ET	Cozzens
	24069 102 TBA			ET	Cozzens
	24070 103 TBA			ET	Cozzens
2332	Dynamics	3.00 Hrs.
	24074 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	EN203	Wimberly
	24075 002 0530-0655	Night	TTh	EN308	Staff
	24076 003 0830-1115	Day	S	EN308	Staff
3305	Mech Instrmntatn Msrmnt	3.00 Hrs.
	24077 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	EN308	Perry
3306	Mech Instrumentation Lab	1.00 Hrs.
	24078 001 0135-0425	Day	M	EN331	Perry
	24079 002 0135-0425	Day	W	EN331	Lewis
3311	Engr Thermodynamics I	3.00 Hrs.
	24080 001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	EN203	Wimberly
	24081 002 0530-0655	Night	MW	EN324	Staff
	24082 003 0830-1115	Day	S	EN324	Staff
3312	Engr Thermodynamics II	3 00 Hrs
	24083 001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	EN308	Thomason
3320	Engineering Materials	3.00 Hrs.
	24084 001 0800-0925	Day	TTh	EN311	Lewis
3321	Kinematics/Dyn Machines	3.00 Hrs.
	24085 001 0800-0925	Day	TTh	EN326	Staff
(02) 3322	Mechanics of Materials	3.00 Hrs.
	24086 001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	EN114	Segui
	24087 002 1020-1115	Day	MWF	EN324	Staff
3323	Mech Design/Analysis	3.00 Hrs.
	24088 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	EN326	Staff
3325	Materials Laboratory	1.00 Hrs.
	24089 001 0140-0430	Day	T	EN319	Lin
	24090 002 0135-0425	Day	W	EN319	Tan
	24091 003 0100-0400	Day	Th	EN319	Segui
3331	Mechanics of Fluids	3.00 Hrs.
	24092 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	EN308	Scesa
3335	Fluids Lab	1.00 Hrs.
	24093 001 0140-0430	Day	T	EN113	Thomason
	24094 002 0135-0425	Day	W	EN113	Scesa
	24095 003 0140-0430	Day	Th	EN113	Wimberly
3341	Mech Engr Analysis	3 00 Hrs.
	24096 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	EN326	Gir
4300	Senior Seminar	1.00 Hrs.
	24097 001 0135-0230	Day	F	EN324	Janna
4309	Gas Dynamics	3.00 Hrs.
	24098 001 0530-0655	Night	MW	EN326	Staff
4311	Heat Transfer I	3.00 Hrs.
	24099 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	EN326	Thomason
4312	Power Generation	3.00 Hrs.
	24100 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	EN326	Perry
4313	Heat Transfer II	3 00 Hrs.
	24101 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	EN311	Janna
4322	Mechanical Design	3.00 Hrs.
	24102 001 0800-0925	Day	TTh	EN308	Un
4323	Machine Design	4.00 Hrs.
	24103 001 0735-0855	Day	MWF	EN324	Staff
4325	Adv Mech Materials	3.00 Hrs.
	24104 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	EN308	Lin
4335	Thermdy/Heat Transf Lab	1.00 Hrs.
	24105 001 0135-0425	Day	M	EN333	Gir

24106 002 0140-0430 4337 Internal Combstn Engine

24107 001 1120-1245 4344 Mechanical Controls

24108 001 0910-1005 4350 Mech Biomed Engineers

24109 001 TBA (03) 4391 Mech Engr Proi

24110 001 TBA (03) 4391 Mech Engr Proj

(03)

24111 002 Mech Engr Proi

TBA

EN333	Janna
EN324	Thomason
EN308	Tan
TBA	Staff
TBA	Janna
TBA	Janna

24112 003 TBA TBA Janna

-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-

6309 Gas Dynamics

24113 001 0530-0655 6313 Heat Transfer II

24114 001 1020-1115 6325 Adv Mech Materials

24115 001 1120-1245 6337 Internal Combstn Engine

24116 001 1120-1245 6350 Mech Biomed Engineers

24117 001 TBA 7303 Advanced Dynamics

24118 001 1020-1115 7324 Radiation Heat Transl

24119 001. 0910-1005 7331 Adv Thermodynamics

24120 001 0800-0925 7335 Statistcl Thermdynmcs

24121 001 0800-0925 7374 Theory ol Elasticity

24122 001 (03) 7991 Protects I

24123 001 (03) 7991 Protects I

24124 002 (03) 7991 Protects I

24125 003 (03) 7992 Protects II

24126 001 (03) 7992 Protects II

24127 002 (03) 7992 Protects II

24128 003 (03) 7996 Thesis

24129 001 (03) 7996 Thesis

24130 003 (03) 7996 Thesis

24131 006 9000 Dissertation

(03) 24132 001 (03) 9000 Dissertation

24133 006 (03) 9000 Dissertation

24134 009 9000 Dissertation

24135 012

120-1245

3 00 Hrs Night

3 00 Hrs

Day 4.00 Hrs.

3 00 Hrs

Day 3.00 Hrs

Day 3.00 Hrs

Day 3.00 Hrs.

Day 3.00 Hrs.

Day 1.00 Hrs.

2.00 Hrs.

3.00 Hrs.

1.00 Hrs.

2.00 Hrs

3.00 Hrs.

1.00 Hrs

Staff Janna

MWF

MWF

TBA

EN326

EN311

EN308 Lin

EN324 Thomason

TBA Staff

EN308 Tan

IN324 Staff

N324 Scesa

N324 Scesa

N31 1 Lewis anna

2 00 Hrs

BA

anna

(01) LECTURE AND LAB ARE COORDINATED STUDENT MUST ENROLL IN A LAB SESSION ENDING IN SAME DIGIT AS

LECTURE

(02) SAME AS CIVL 3322

(03) RESTRICTED PICK UP FORMS EN 312.

Engineering Technology (Tech-Q890)

Dr. Kenneth D. Cremer, Chair

n9	neering Technology, 678-222
010	Intro To Computer Usage	3.00 Hrs
	24138 001 0940-1035	Day	TTh	ET233	Phillips
	24139 002 0530-0625	Night	MW	ET301A	Phillips
010	Intro Computer Usag Lab	0.00 Hrs.
	24136 101 0100-0345	Day	Th	ET216	Phillips
	24137 102 0640-0805	Night	MW	ET216	Phillips
210	Pascal Programming	3 00 Hrs.
	24141 001 0910-1005	Day	MW	ET233	Simons
210	Pascal Programming Lab	0.00 Hrs.
	24140 101 1240-0325	Day	M	ET216	Simons
411	Inro To Technology	1.00 Hrs.
	24142 001 1130-1225	Day	M	ET233	Magowan
521	Graphics/Descriptv Geom	3.00 Hrs
	24145 001 0800-0855	Day	MW	ET318	Strack
	24146 002 1240-0135	Day	MW	ET318	Strack
521	Grphics/Descrp Geom Lab	0.00 Hrs
	24143 101 0910-1005	Day	MWF	ET318	Strack
	24144 102 0150-0315	Day	MW	ET318	Strack
555	History ol Architecture	3.00 Hrs.
	24147 001 0530-0655	Night	TTh	ET303	Martin
561	Building Assembly	3.00 Hrs
	24149 001 0940-1105	Day	TTIi	ET302	Bryan-Hagge
561	Building Assembly Lab	0.00 Hrs
	24148 101 0100-0345	Day	W	ET100	Bryan-Hagge

62

Spring Term

Engineering Technology (Tech-Q890)

1611	Forest Products Tech	3.00 Hrs.				3520	Arch Design II Lab	0.00 Hrs.
	24151 001 0100-0155	Day	TTh	ET200	Day		24200 101 0100-0345	Day	Th	ET312	Hill
1611	Forest Products Lab	0.00 Hrs.				3525	Bldg Codes Regulations	3.00 Hrs.
	24150 101 0210-0335	Day	TTh	ET100	Day		24202 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	ET312	Hill
1711	Manufact Process I	3.00 Hrs				3531	Mech Equip Const	3 00 Hrs
	24153 001 0530-0625	Night	MW	ET112	Hobbs		24203 001 0710-0835	Night	MW	ET233	Martin
1711	Manufact Prcess I Lab	0.00 Hrs				3561	Comp Applctn/Arch	3.00 Hrs.
	24152 101 0640-0805	Night	MW	ET112	Hobbs		24205 001 0710-0805	Night	MW	ET330	Mason
1611	Electronics Tech I	3.00 Hrs.				3561	Computer App/Arch Lab	0.00 Hrs.
	24156 001 0800-0655	Day	MW	ET233	Weaver		24204 101 0820-0935	Night	MW	ET216	Mason
	24157 002 1020-1115	Day	MW	ET200	Louza	3573	Dynamics Mech Design	3.00 Hrs.
1611	Elec Tech I Lab	0.00 Hrs.					24206 001 0530-0655	Night	TTh	ET318	Davis
	24154 101 1240-0325	Day	M	ET207	Weaver	3718	Welding/Metallurgy	3.00 Hrs.
	24155 102 1240-0325	Day	W	ET207	Louza		24208 001 0100-0155	Day	TTh	ET303	Yadon
2010	Microcomputer Applctns	3.00 Hrs.				3718	Welding/Metallurgy Lab	0.00 Hrs
	24160 001 0910-1005	Day	MW	ET238	Cremer		24207 101 0210-0335	Day	TTh	ET122	Yadon
	24161 002 0940-1035	Day	TTh	ET238	Cremer	3812	Adv Elec Commncatns Tec	3.00 Hrs.
2010	Microcmpter Appl Lab	0.00 Hrs.					24209 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	ET301A	Drouin
	24158 101 TBA			ET236	Cremer	3822	Control Instrumentation	4.00 Hrs.
	24159 102 TBA			ET236	Cremer		24211 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	ET200	Williams
2230	Pulse & Digitl Circuit	4.00 Hrs.				3822	Con Instrumental Lab	0.00 Hrs.
	24163 001 0800-0655	Day	TTh	ET200	Weaver "		24210 101 0100-0345	Day	Th	ET204	Williams
2230	Pulse & Ogtl Cir Lab	0.00 Hrs.				(01) 3944	Fire Prot Struc Sys Des	3.00 Hrs
	24162 101 0100-0345	Day	T	ET204	Weaver		24212 531 TBA			ET203	Staff
2251	Adv Programming Tech	4.00 Hrs.				(01) 3945	Incend Fire Anlys/lnvst	3 00 Hrs
	24165 001 0530-0655	Night	TTh	ET233	Louza		24213 531 TBA			ET203	Staff
2251	Adv Prog Tech Lab	0.00 Hrs				(01) 3947	Applic of Fire Research	3 00 Hrs
	24164 101 0710-0835	Night	TTh	ET216	Louza		24214 531 TBA			ET203	Staff
2261	Data Structures	4.00 Hrs.				4235	Microcomputer Systems	4 00 Hrs
	24167 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	ET301	Simons		24216 001 0220-0345	Day	MW	ET301	Douglas
2261	Data Structures Lab	0.00 Hrs.				4235	Microcomputer Syst Lab	0.00 Hrs.
	24166 101 TBA			ET216	Simons		24215 101 0100-0345	Day	Th	ET227	Douglas
2451	Intro To Surveying	3.00 Hrs				4272	Operatng Sys/Data Com	4 00 Hrs.
	24169 001 0100-0155	Day	TTh	ET233	Jackson		24218 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	ET303	Douglas
2451	Intro Surveying Lab	0.00 Hrs.				4272	Operatnt Sys/Data Lab	0.00 Hrs.
	24168 101 1240-0325	Day	W	ET120	Jackson		24217 101 TBA		T	ET236	Douglas
2555	Architectural Design I	4.00 Hrs.				4381	Principles Supervision	3.00 Hrs
	24171 001 0910-1005	Day	MWF	ET302	Bryan-Hagge		24219 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	ET301A	Brooks
2555	Arch Design I Lab	0.00 Hrs.				4460	Motion Time Analysis	3.00 Hrs.
	24170 101 1240-0325	Day	M	ET302	Bryan-Hagge		24220 001 0800-0925	Day	TTh	ET301A	Magowan
2556	Site Environment Plan	3.00 Hrs.				4462	Stat Quality Control	3.00 Hrs.
	24173 001 0530-0625	Night	TTh	ET302	Bryan-Hagge		24221 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	ET328	Magowan
2556	Site Environ Plan Lab	0.00 Hrs.					24222 002 0710-0835	Night	TTh	ET328	Jackson
	24172 101 0640-0805	Night	TTh	ET302	Bryan-Hagge	4466	Plant Layout	3.00 Hrs.
2820	Electonics Tech II	3.00 Hrs.					24223 001 0800-0855	Day	MWF	ET301A	Magowan
	24175 001 0530-0625	Night	MW	ET330	Staff	4472	Computer Aided Dsgn	3.00 Hrs.
2820	Electronics Tech II Lab	000 Hrs.					24226 001 0100-0155	Day	TTh	ET301A	Strack
	24174 101 0640-0805	Night	MW	ET207	Staff		24227 002 0530-0625	Night	TTh	ET330	Strack
2821	Electronics Tech III	3.00 Hrs.				4472	Comp AidedOsgn Lab	0.00 Hrs.
	24177 001 0530-0625	Night	TTh	ET200	Weaver		24224 101 TBA		TTh	ET216	Strack
2821	Elect Tech III Lab	0.00 Hrs.					24225 102 0640-0805	Night	TTh	ET216	Strack
	24176 101 0640-0805	Night	TTh	ET204	Weaver	4474	Aulomtn & Robotics	3.00 Hrs
2831	Electronics Tech IV	3.00 Hrs.					24229 001 1240-0135	Day	MW	ET200	Day
	24179 001 0910-1005	Day	MW	ET301	Williams	4474	Automln & Robotics Lab	0.00 Hrs
2831	Elect Tech IV Lab	0.00 Hrs.					24228 101 TBA			ET226	Day
3044	24178 101 1240-0325 Anlys For Engr Tech	Day 4.00 Hrs.	W	ET204	Williams	4476	Computer Aided Mfg 24231 001 0100-0155	3 00 Hrs Day 0.00 Hrs.	TTh	ET238
	24182 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	ET301	Davis	4476	Computer Aided Mlg Lab 24230 101 TBA
	24183 002 0530-0655	Night	TTh	ET301	Drouin				ET236	Davis
3044	Anlys For Engr Tech Lab	0.00 Hrs.				4510	Constr Plan & Sched	3.00 Hrs.
	24180 101 1130-1225	Day	MWF	ET301	Davis		24232 001 0530-0655	Night 3.00 Hrs. Night 3.00 Hrs. Night 3.00 Hrs. Day 0.00 Hrs. 5.00 Hrs. Day 0.00 Hrs. Day	TTh	ET238	Jackson
3233 3261 3281 3386 3400	24181 102 0710-0835 Microprocessor Tech 24185 001 0940-1105 Microprocess Tech Lab 24184 101 1240-0325 Computr Aided Circ Dsgn 24187 001 0800-0925 Cmptr Aid Circ Dsgn Lab 24186 101 0100-0345 Occupational Safety 24188 001 1130-1225 Forces & Force Systems 24189 001 0530-0655	Night 4.00 Hrs. Day 0.00 Hrs. Day 4,00 Hrs. Day 0.00 Hrs. Day 3.00 Hrs. Day 3.00 Hrs Night	TTh TTh TTh MWF MW	ET301 ET301 ET227 ET301 ET236 ET301A ET238	Drouin Douglas Douglas Williams Williams Yadon Mason	4520 4530 4571 4571 4615 4615	Const Meth/Equipment 24233 001 0850-1015 Arch Spec & Contracts 24234 001 0530-0655 Tool Design 24236 001 0800-0855 Tool Design Lab 24235 101 TBA Architectural Dsgn IV 24238 001 0910-1005 Arch Dsgn Lab IV 24237 101 0100-0405	MW MW MW MWF	ET238 ET312 ET312 ET312 ET312 ET312	Staff Hill Davis Davis Martin Martin
3401	Strength of Materials 24190 001 0910-1005	3.00 Hrs. Day	MWF	ET200	Mason	4821	Microwave Tech 24240 001 0800-0925	4.00 Hrs. Day	TTh	ET238	Drouin
3406	Industrial Materials	3.00 Hrs.				4821	Microwave Tech Lab	0.00 Hrs
	24191 001 1020-1115	Day	MWF	ET233	Yadon		24239 101 1240-0325	Day	M	ET204	Drouin
3409	Materials Test Pract	1 .00 Hrs.				4841	Video Communications	3.00 Hrs.
	24192 001 1240-0325	Day 3.00 Hrs.	M	ET120	Yadon		24242 001 1130-1225	Day	MW	ET200	Drouin
3414	Construction Admin				4841	Video Communications Lab	0 00 Hrs.
	24193 001 0710-0835	Night	MW	ET301A	Staff		24241 101 0100-0345	Day	T	ET401	Drouin
3421	Manufact Processes II	3.00 Hrs.				4944	Problems In Technology	3.00 Hrs.
	24195 001 0530-0625	Night	MW	ET233	Day		24243 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	ET238	Brooks
3421	Manul Prcess II Lab	0.00 Hrs.					24244 002 0710-0835	Night	TTh	ET303	Brooks
	24194 101 0640-0805	Night	MW	ET226	Day	-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-
3440	Proj Cost Evaluation I	3.00 Hrs.				6472	Computer Aided Dsgn	3 00 Hrs.
	24196 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	ET200	Jackson		24247 001 0100-0155	Day	TTh	ET301A	Strack
3451	Cnstrctn Survey Mthds	3.00 Hrs.					24248 002 0530-0625	Night	TTh	ET330	Strack
	24198 001 0100-0155	Day	MW	ET238	Mason	6472	Comp Aided Dsgn Lab	0.00 Hrs.
3451	Cnstrct Survey Mthd Lab	0.00 Hrs.					24245 101 TBA		TTh	ET216	Strack
	24197 101 0210-0440	Day	TTh	ET120	Mason		24246 102 0640-0805	Night	TTh	ET216	Strack
3472	Structural Design II	3.00 Hrs.				6474	Aulomtn & Robotics	3.00 Hrs.
	24199 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	ET312	Staff		24250 001 1240-0135	Day	MW	ET200	Day
3520	Arch Design II	4.00 Hrs.				6474	Automn & Robotics Lab	0 00 Hrs
	24201 001 1130-1225	Day	MWF	ET312	Hill		24249 101 TBA			ET226	Day

Engineering Technology (Tech-Q890)

Spring Term

6476	Computer Aided Mlg	3O0Hrs
	24252 001 0100-0155	Day
6476	Computer Aided Mlg Lab 24251 101 TBA	0 00 Hrs
7223	Computer Techn In Lab .	3 00 Hrs
	24254 001 0530-0625	Night
7223	Comptr Tech In Lab Lab	0.00 Hrs
	24253 101 0640-0835	Night
7406	Materials Handing Sys	3.00 Hrs
	24255 001 0530-0655	Night
7821	Adv Microwave Tech	3.00 Hrs
	24257 001 0530-0625	Night
7821	Adv Microwave Tech Lab	0 00 Hrs.
	24256 101 0640-0835	Night
7992	Proiects II	3 00 Hrs
	24258 001 0530-0835	Night
7996	Thesis 24259 001 TBA	3.00 Hrs.
(01) RESTRICTED TO OLFSP STUDENTS ONLY

ET238	Davis
ET236	Davis
ET303	Louza
ET256	Louza
ET328	Stall
ET303	Louza
ET401	Louza
ET200	Cozzens
ET205	Stall

4996 Special Project 900 Hrs

24296 001 TBA TBA Stall

(01) DIRECTED STUDY COURSE SEE INFORMATION AT BACK OF SCHEDULE

(02) COMPLETION OF PART I (UNIV 1210) IS NOT A PREOUISITE FOR THIS COURSE.

(03) COMPLETION OF PART I (UNIV 1610) IS NOT A PREOUISITE FOR THIS COURSE.

(04) RESTRICTED - MINI COLLEGE PICK UP FORMS AD 165

(05) OUTINGS AND FIELD TRIPS TO BE ARRANGED

(06) THIS COURSE WILL MEET AT UT MEMPHIS. GENERAL EDUCATION BLDG , 8 SOUTH DUNLAP, ROOM C, B-3

(07) THEMATIC STUDIES COURSE. DIRECTED STUDY COURSE SEE INFORMATION AT BACK OF SCHEDULE AND ADDENDA FOR COURSE DESCRIPTION.

(08) THEMATIC STUDIES COURSE SEE ADDENDA FOR COURSE DESCRIPTION

(09) SPECIAL TOPICS SEE ADDENDA FOR COURSE DESCRIPTION

DEPT NOTE UNIV 1005, 2110, 4110, 4380. AND 4996 ARE OPEN TO STUDENTS ENROLLED IN UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OUT OF CLASS LEARNING CONTRACTS MUST BE APPROVED BY THE ASSOCIATE DEAN BEFORE ENROLLMENT

The University College

Dr. H. Ramsey Fowler, Dean G-1 Johnson Hall, 678-2716

The University College (Univ-R950)

1005	Directed Study	1.00 Hrs.
	24260 001 TBA			TBA	Stall
1005	Directed Studv	2 00 Hrs
	24261 001 TBA			TBA	Stall
1005	Directed Study	3.00 Hrs
	24262 001 TBA			TBA	Stall
(01) 1020	Communication II	6.00 Hrs.
	24263 521 TBA			TBA	Flynn
	24264 522 TBA			TBA	Stall
(02) 1211	Humanities Part II	3.00 Hrs.
	24265 001 0530-0835	Night	T	PT313	Haynes
(03) 1611	Natural Science II	4.00 Hrs.
	24268 001 0530-0835	Night	M	MN201	Shugart
1611	Natural Science II Lab	0.00 Hrs.
	24266 101 0530-0720	Night	W	MN221	Staff
(03) 1611	Natural Science II	4.00 Hrs.
(04) 24269 909 0530-0835	Night	M	MN201	Shugart
1611	Natural Science II Lab	0.00 Hrs.
	24267 919 0530-0720	Night	W	MN221	Staff
(05) 1810	Leisure and Recreation	4.00 Hrs.
	24270 001 0530-0930	Night	W	PB100	Murray
2110	Field Experience	1 00 Hrs
	24271 001 TBA			TBA	StaH
2110	Field Experience	2 00 Hrs
	24272 001 TBA			TBA	Stall
2110	Field Experience	3 00 Hrs
	24273 001 TBA			TBA	Staff
2110	Field Experience	4.00 Hrs.
	24274 001 TBA			TBA	Staff
2214	Legal Rsrch/Writmg II	3.00 Hrs.
	24275 001 0530-0835	Night	T	MN204	Harris
	24276 002 0900-1200	Day	S	MN204	Staff
2219	Corporations	3.00 Hrs.
	24277 001 0530-0835	Night	Th	MN204	Dewitt
3217	Investigation	3.00 Hrs.
	24279 001 0530-0835	Night	W	MN204	Watkins
3218	Contracts	3.00 Hrs.
	24280 001 0530-0835	Night	M	MN204	Staff
(06) 3301	Medical lllus Tech II	3.00 Hrs
	24282 001 0530-0835	Night	W	TBA	Rawlinson
(07) 3526	War & American Society	6 00 Hrs.
	24283 521 TBA			TBA	Ellis
(08) 3529	Charac/Soc In America	6.00 Hrs
	24284 001 0530-0835	Night	TTh	TC113	Darnell/Quee
(08) 3530	Wrld Catherine Great	3 00 Hrs
	24285 001 0530-0835	Night	T	TBA	Secher
(08) 3581	Faith/Reason/lmagmatn	3.00 Hrs
	24286 001 TBA			TBA	Stall
4110	Internship	3 00 Hrs
	24287 001 TBA			TBA	Staff
4110	Internship	6 00 Hrs
	24288 001 TBA			TBA	StaH
4304	Studies In Feminism	3 00 Hrs
	24289 001 0940-1105	Day	TTh	MI423	Bolin
4380	Independent Study	1 00 Hrs
	24290 001 TBA			TBA	StaH
4380	Independent Study	2 00 Hrs
	24291 001 TBA			TBA	Stall
4380	independent Study	3 00 Hrs
	24292 001 TBA			TBA	StaH
(07) 4519	Cvl Rghts Mvmt America	6.00 Hrs.
	24293 521 TBA			TBA	Smith G
(09) 4702	Dead Sea Scrolls/People	3.00 Hrs.
	24294 001 0530-0830	Night	M	MI325	Gitay
4801	Jewish Mysticism/Reason	3.00 Hrs
	24295 001 1120-1245	Day	TTh	TBA	Benin

64

Spring Term							N	ursir	ig (Nurs-U970)
Loewenberg School of Nursl				(01) CLASSES AT METHODIST SCHOOL OF NURSING
					(02) LABORATORY CLASSES WILL BE AT HEALTH CENTER OR METHC
Dr. Marjorie Luttrell, Interim Dean			NURSING
316 Manning Hall, 678-2020			(03) SPECIFIC HOURS WILL VARY WITHIN THE SCHEDULED TIME ACCORDING TO THE CLINICAL SETTING
Nursing (Nurs-U970)
2010 Intro To Nursing	6.00 Hrs.
24307 001 0220-0345 (01) 24308 002 0240-0405	Day Day	MW TTh	MN318 HOS	Cable Cable		Independent Programs
24309 003 0530-0830	Night	W	MN318	Cable
(02) 2010 Intro To Nursing Lab 24297 101 0800-1215	0.00 Hrs Day	TTh	TBA	Stall	Academics (Acad-V905)
24298 102 0800-1215 24299 103 0800-1215	Day Day	TTh TTh	TBA TBA	Stall Stafl	Susan M	Simons
24300 104 0800-1215 24301 105 0800-1215	Day Day	TTh WF	TBA TBA	Stall Staff	203 Technology, 678-4895 (01)1100 Intro To University 3 00 Hrs
24302 106 0800-1215	Day	WF	TBA	Staff		24366 909 0900-1200	Day	w	TBA	Staff
24303 107 0800-1215	Day	WF	TBA	Staff		24367 910 0530-0830	Night	T	TBA	Staff
24304 108 0800-1215	Day	WF	TBA	Staff	(01) ACAD 1 100 IS OPEN TO FIRST SEMEST
24305 109 0800-1215	Day	WF	TBA	Stall	FORMS AD 165
24306 110 0515-0930	Night	TTh	TBA	Stall
3000 Pharm In Nursing	3.00 Hrs.
24310 001 0530-0830 3002 Nursing Theories	Night 2.00 Hrs.	T	MN318	Wood	Audiology and Speech Pathology (Ausp-V915)
24311 001 1140-0150	Day	M	MN318	Coulehan	Dr. Maurice Mendel, Chair
(01)24312 002 1200-0200 24313 003 0530-0740	Day Night	Th	HOS MN320	Staff Staff	273A Speech & Hearing Center,	678-5
3020 Care Chldrn/Adlls II	5.00 Hrs.				-GRADUATE-OPEN ONLY TO STUDENTS FULLY ADMITTED TO GRADUATE SCHOOL-
24328 001 0200-0410	Day	M	MN318	Riffle	7002	Sem Spch & Hrng Science	3.00 Hrs.
(01)24329 002 0830-1030	Day	Th	HOS	Riffle		24368 001 TBA			SHC	Orlikoff
24330 003 0530-0740	Night	M	MN318	Riffle	7003	Anat Phys Spch Mech	3 00 Hrs.
3020 Care: Chldrn/Adlt II Lab	0.00 Hrs.					24369 001 0100-0230	Day	MW	SHC300	Kahane
24314 101 0700-0400	Day	W	TBA	Staff	7005	Intro Grad Study	3.00 Hrs
24315 102 0700-0400	Day	W	TBA	Staff		24370 001 0100-0230	Day	TTh	SHC300	Manning
24316 103 0700-0400	Day	W	TBA	Staff	7007	Commun Interaction	3 00 Hrs.
24317 104 0700-0400	Day	W	TBA	Staff		24371 001 0230-0400	Day	TTh	SHC304	Millard
24318 105 0700-0400	Day	W	TBA	Staff	7009	Lang Processing Adults	3.00 Hrs.
24319 106 0700-0400	Day	W	TBA,	Staff		24372 001 0900-1200	Day	T	SHC304	Swindell
24320 107 0700-0400	Day	F	TBA	Staff	7018	Admin Issues Prof Pract	3.00 Hrs.
24321 108 0700-0400	Day	F	TBA	Staff		24373 001 0530-0830	Night	M	SHC270	Wark
24322 109 0700-0400	Day	F	TBA	Staff	7104	Clmcl Exper Audiology	2.00 Hrs.
24323 110 0700-0400	Day	F	TBA	Staff		24374 001 1030-1130	Day	M	SHC270	Hall
24324 1 1 1 0700-0400	Day	F	TBA	Stall	7112	Sem Audiology	3.00 Hrs.
24325 112 0700-0400	Day	F	TBA	Staff		24375 001 0530-0830	Night	T	SHC270	Gould
24326 113 0515-0930	Night	WTh	TBA	Stall	7113	Hearing Conservation	3.00 Hrs.
24327 114 0515-0930	Night	WTh	TBA	Staff		24376 001 0100-0400	Day	Th	SHC270	Wark
3030 Care: Expanded Family	5.00 Hrs				7114	Intro Hearing Aids	3.00 Hrs.
24338 001 0830-1030	Day	T	MN318	Coulehan		24377 001 0900-1200	Day	F	SHC270	Cox
(01)24339 002 1200-0200	Day	T	HOS	Coulehan	7115	Eval/Mgmt Hr-lmpr Child	3.00 Hrs.
(03) 3030 Care: Expanded Fam Lab	0.00 Hrs.					24378 001 0100-0400	Day	M	SHC270	Gould
24331 101 0700-0400	Day	W	TBA	Stall	7123	Manual Communication I	1.00 Hrs.
24332 102 0700-0400	Day	W	TBA	Staff		24379 001 0100-0300	Day	F	SHC270	Hall
24333 103 0700-0400	Day	w	TBA	Staff	7201	Cleft Palate Habitation	3.00 Hrs.
24334 104 0700-0400	Day	w	TBA	Staff		24380 001 0530-0830	Night	W	SHC300	Kahane
24335 105 0700-0400	Day	F	TBA	Staff	7207	Spch & Lang Assessment	3.00 Hrs.
24336 106 0700-0400	Day	F	TBA	Staff		24381 001 0900-1200	Day	Th	SHC304	Orlikoff
24337 107 0700-0400	Day	F	TBA	Staff	7208	Clin Exper Sp & Lang	2.00 Hrs.
3040 Care: Psycsoc Adapt	5.00 Hrs					24382 001 1000-1130	Day	M	SHC300	Michael
(01)24347 001 0830-1030	Day	T	HOS	Staff		24383 002 1000-1130	Day	M	SHC300	Michael
24348.002 1200-0200	Day	T	MN318	Staff		24384 003 1000-1130	Day	M	SHC300	Michael
3040 Care Psycsoc Adapt Lab	0.00 Hrs.					24385 004 1000-1130	Day	M	SHC300	Michael
24340 101 0700-0400	Day	W	TBA	Staff		24386 005 1000-1130	Day	M	SHC300	Michael
24341 102 0700-0400	Day	W	TBA	Staff		24387 006 1000-1130	Day	M	SHC300	Michael
24342 103 0700-0400	Day	w	TBA	Staff		24388 007 1000-1130	Day	M	SHC300	Michael
24343 104 0700-0400	Day	F	TBA	Stafl		24389 008 1000-1130	Day	M	SHC300	Michael
24344 105 0700-0400	Day	F	TBA	Staff	7210	Sem Speech Pathology	3.00 Hrs.
24345 106 0700-0400	Day	F	TBA	Staff		24390 001 0530-0830	Night	Th	SHC300	Pollock
24346 107 0700-0400	Day	F	TBA	Staff		24391 002 TBA			SHC	Manning
3050 Pro Nursing Perspective	5.00 Hrs.				7300	Lang Dis In Children	3.00 Hrs.
24351 001 0530-0840	Night	Th	MN320	Mynatt		24392 001 0400-0530	Day	MW	SHC304	Kamhi
3050 Pro Nurs Perspectv Lab	0.00 Hrs.				7302	Aphasia I	3.00 Hrs.
24349 101 TBA			TBA	Mynatt		24393 001 0900-1200	Day	F	SHC300	Swindell
24350 102 TBA			TBA	Staff	7403	Intrvntn Prnts/Famlies	3.00 Hrs.
3101 Health Assessment	3 00 Hrs					24394 001 0230-0400	Day	MW	SHC304	Michael
24355 001 0530-0730	Night	w	MN320	Tillis	7700	Individ Readings Audiol	3.00 Hrs.
3101 Health Assessment Lab	0.00 Hrs					24395 001 TBA			SHC	Cox
24352 101 0730-0930	Night	W	HC	Tillis		24396 002 TBA			SHC	Gould
24353 102 0730-0930	Night	W	HC	Staff		24397 003 TBA			SHC	Studebaker
24354 103 0730-0930	Night	w	HC	Staff		24398 004 TBA			SHC	Wark
3200 Clinical Nursing II	6 00 Hrs.				7800	Ind Readings/Sp Path	3.00 Hrs
24359 001 0530-0930	Night	W	MN325	Jacob		24399 001 TBA			SHC	Kamhi
3200 Clinical Nursing II Lab	0 00 Hrs					24400 002 TBA			SHC	Michael
24356 101 TBA			TBA	Jacob		24401 003 TBA			SHC	Kahane
24357 102 TBA			TBA	Tillis		24402 004 TBA			SHC	Orlikoff
24358 103 TBA			TBA	Staff		24403 005 TBA			SHC	Manning
4100 Nursing Leadership	3 00 Hrs					24404 006 TBA			SHC	Swindell
24360 001 0530-0830	Night	T	MN320	Riffle		24405 007 TBA			SHC	Pollock
4110 Nursing Research	3.00 Hrs.				7990	Special Projects	3 00 Hrs
24361 001 0530-0830	Night	Th	MN318	Luttrell		24406 001 TBA			SHC	Kamhi
4200 Clinical Nursing IV	6.00 Hrs.					24407 002 TBA			SHC	Orlikoff
24365 001 0530-0730	Night	T	MN325	Aiken		24408 003 TBA			SHC	Swindell
4200 Clinical Nursing IV Lab	0.00 Hrs					24409 004 TBA			SHC	Michael
24362 101 TBA			TBA	Aiken		24410 005 TBA			SHC	Kahane
24363 102 TBA			TBA	Staff		24411 006 TBA			SHC	Gould
24364 103 TBA			TBA	Staff		24412 007 TBA			SHC	Manning

65

Audiology and Speech Pathology (Ausp-V915)

Spring Term

7990 Special Projects (conl
24413 008	TBA
24414 009	TBA
24415 010	TBA
24416 011	TBA
7996 Thesis		3 00 Hrs
24417 001	TBA
24418 002	TBA
8002 Sem Spch S Hrng Science	3 00 Hrs.
24419 001	TBA
8003 Anal Phys Speech Mech	3 00 Hrs.
24420 001	0100-0230	Day
8007 Commun Interaction	3 00 Hrs
24421 001	0230-0400	Day
8009 Lang Process	ng Adults	3 00 Hrs
24422 001	0900-1200	Day
8015 Instrumentation	3.00 Hrs
24423 001	TBA
8018 Admin Issues Prol Pract	3 00 Hrs
24424 001	0530-0830	Night
8100 Ind Read Aud	ology	3.00 Hrs.
24425 001	TBA
24426 002	TBA
24427 003	TBA
24428 004	TBA
8104 Clinical Exper	Audiology	2.00 Hrs.
24429 001	1000-1130	Day
8112 Sem Audiology	3.00 Hrs.
24430 001	0530-0830	Night
8113 HeanngConservation	3.00 Hrs.
24431 001	0100-0400	Day
8114 Intro Hearing Aids	3.00 Hrs.
24432 001	0900-1200	Day
8115 Eval/Mgmt H	-Impr Child	3.00 Hrs.
24433 001	0100-0400	Day
8121 Ind Proj Audiology	3.00 Hrs.
24434 001	TBA
24435 002	TBA
24436 003	TBA
24437 004	TBA
8124 Clin Supv In Audiol	1 00 Hrs
24438 001	TBA
8200 Ind Read Sp Path	3 00 Hrs
24439 001	TBA
24440 002	TBA
24441 003	TBA
24442 004	TBA
24443 005	TBA
8201 Cleft Palate Habil	3.00 Hrs.
24444 001	0530-0830	Night
8207 Spch & Lang Assessment	3.00 Hrs.
24445 001	0900-1200	Day
8208 Clin Exper Sp & Lang	2.00 Hrs.
24446 001	1000-1100	Day
8210 Sem Speech Pathology	3.00 Hrs.
24447 001	0530-0830	Night
24448 002	TBA
8221 Ind Proi Sp Path	3 00 Hrs
24449 001	TBA
24450 002	TBA
24451 003	TBA
24452 004	TBA
24453 005	TBA
24454 006	TBA
8300 Lang Dis In Children	300 Hrs.
24455 001	0100-0230	Day
8302 Aphasia I		3.00 Hrs
24456 001	0900-1200	Day
8403 Intrvtn Prnts/Family	3.00 Hrs.
24457 001	0230-0400	Day
9000 Dissertation		2 00 Hrs
24459 001	TBA
9000 Dissertation		3.00 Hrs
24460 001	TBA
9000 Dissertation		6 00 Hrs.
24461 002	TBA
9000 Dissertation		1 00 Hrs
24458 003	TBA

SHC SHC SHC SHC	Wark Studebaker Cox Pollock
SHC SHC	Stall Slatl
SHC	Orlikott
SHC300	Kahane
SHC304	Hillard
SHC304	Swindell
SHC	Studebaker
SHC270	Wark
SHC SHC SHC SHC	Cox Gould Studebaker Wark
SHC270	Hall
SHC270	Gould
SHC270	Wark
SHC270	Cox
6HC270	Gould
SHC SHC SHC SHC	Gould Cox Studebaker Wark
SHC	Wark
SHC SHC SHC SHC SHC	Kamhi Swindell Kahane Orlikoff Manning
SHC304	Kahane
SHC300	Orlikott
SHC300	Michael
SHC300 SHC	Pollock Manning
SHC SHC SHC SHC SHC SHC	Orlikott Kahane Michael Swindell Manning
SHC304	Kamh,
SHC304	Swindell
SHC304	Michael
SHC	Staff
SHC	Staff
SHC	Staff
SHC	Staff

Interdisciplinary Studies (lntd-V933)

(01) 351 1 Bhvr Mgmt Recr Areas II 4.00 Hrs

24462 001 0100-0300 Day MWF PY204 Dwyer (01) RESTRICTED PICK UP FORMS PY 328

Aerospace Studies (Aero-V950)

Lt. Col. Glenn F. Baker, Chairman 404C Jones Hall, 678-2681

1112 Air Force Today 1 00 Hrs

24464 001 0830-0925 Day T TBA Scharff

24465 002 0200-0255 Day W TBA Scharff 1112 Air Force Today Lab 0 00 Hrs

24463 101 0315-0445 Day W TBA Staff

2212	Dev of Air Power 24467 001 0910-1005	1.00 Hrs. Day
	24468 002 0200-0255	Day
2212	Dew of Air Power Lab 24466 101 0315-0445	0 00 Hrs Day
3312	At Mgl 8 Leadership 24470 001 0940-1105	3.00 Hrs. Day
	24471 002 0100-0225	Day
3312	Af Mgml/Ldrship Lab 24469 101 0315-0445	0.00 Hrs Day
4412	Amer Nat Sec Forces 24473 001 0940-1105	3.00 Hrs. Day
	24474 002 0100-0225	Day

Baker Baker

Murray Murray

Military Science (Army-V955)

Lt Col William J. Coradini, Chair 107 Building 160, 678-2933

1110 Bmsci I/Leadership 1.00 Hrs.

	24475 001 0100-0155	Day
1120	Bms ll/Btlfld City Trmt	1.00 Hrs.
	24476 001 0830-0925	Day
	24477 002 0100-0155	Day
	24478 003 0100-0155	Day
1120	Bms ll/Btlfld City Trmt 24479 503 TBA	1 00 Hrs
2110	Bms IV/Basic Sldr Sklls	2.00 Hrs.
	24481 001 0240-0335	Day
	24482 002 0130r0225	Day
2110	Bms IV/Bsc Sldr Ski Lab	0.00 Hrs.
	24480 101 0230-0430	Day
(01) 2145	Interm Cmbt Trng/Ptrlng	2.00 Hrs
	24483 001 0230-0430	Day
2170	Tactics Strategy	2.00 Hrs
	24484 001 0230-0430	Day
(02) 3120	Adv Military Science II	4.00 Hrs.
	24486 001 1120-1245	Day
	24487 002 0100-0225	Day
(03) 3120	Adv Military Sci II Lab	0.00 Hrs.
	24485 101 0230-0430	Day
(02) 4120	Adv Military Sci IV	4.00 Hrs.
	24489 001 0100-0225	Day
(03) 4120	Adv Military Sci IV Lab	0.00 Hrs.
	24488 101 0230-0430	Day

EA103 EA103 EA107

EA107 EA107

Thedford Thedford Thedtord

Thedford Thedford

EA109 Lombardi

Th

EA109 EA109

EA103

Harber Harber

Staff

(01) UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENT ARE PROVIDED BY DEPARTMENT FOR STUDENT USE FOR THE SEMESTER WEARING A UNIFORM IS OPTIONAL.

(02) RESTRICTED PICK UP FORMS ARMY ROTC RM 107.

(03) RESTRICTED LAB ALTERNATES WITH SPONSORED ACTIVITIES SCHEDULE ISSUED IN CLASS MANDATORY PHYSICAL TRAINING CONDUCTED MWF 0635-0715 AM.

Naval Science (Navy-V958)

Capt. Robert A. Conder, Chair 100 Art Annex, 678-2370

1103 Navy Laboratory

24490 101 0240-0440

2202 Sea Pwr/Mantme Affairs

24491 001 0800-0925

24492 002 0940-1105

2203 Navy Laboratory

24493 101 0240-0440 3302 Navgtn/Naval Oprtns II

24495 001 0910-1005

24496 002 1130-1225 3302 Navg/Navl Oprtns II Lab

24494 101 0240-0440 3310 Evolution of Warfare

24498 001 0800-0925 3310 Evolution Wrfare Lab

24497 101 0240-0440 4402 Naval Ldrshp/Mgmt II

24500 001 1020-1115

24501002 1130-1225

4402 Naval Leadership II Lab

24499 101 0240-0440 DEPT NOTE ALL NROTC STUDENTS ARE REQUIRED TO ATTEND NAVY LABORATORY ON THURSDAYS (0240-0440) NAVY LABORATORY FOCUSES ON THE MIDSHIPMAN CORPS INVOLVES LEADERSHIP TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES AND EXPERIENCES

DEPT NOTE NON-NROTC STUDENTS MAY ENROLL WITH PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT

CHAIRMAN

DEPT NOTE. ALL COURSES RESTRICTED. PICK UP FORMS AA 100.

3.00 Hrs
Day	TTh	AA104	Holland
Day	TTh	AA104	Holland
1.00 Hrs.
Day	Th	AA104	White
3 00 Hrs.
Day	MWF	AA102	Zorn
Day	MWF	AA102	Zom
0.00 Hrs.
Day	Th	AA102	White/S
3.00 Hrs
Day	TTh	AA102	White
0.00 Hrs
Day	Th	AA104	White
2 00 Hrs.
Day	MW	AA104	Casteel
Day	MW	AA104	Casteel
0.00 Hrs
Day	Th	AA104	White

Spring Term					University Honors Programs (Unhp-V960)
University Honors Programs (Unhp-V960)	24571 003 0940-1105 Day TTh TBA Staff 24572 004 0940-1105 Day TTh TBA Staff
Dr. Phyllis Betts,	Director					24573 005 1120-1245 Day TTh TBA Staff 24574 006 0530-0655 Day TTh TBA Staff
115 Old Brister Library, 678-2			DEPT NOTE STUDENTS ENROLLED IN R&DS COURSES MAY ALSO BE REQUIRED TO
1 1 00 The Honors Forum	1.00 Hrs.				ENROLL IN A ONE-HOUR LAB THE SAME SEMESTER. RESTRICTED COURSE APPROVAL
24502 301	0100-0200	Day	Th	MI200	Betts/Houk	MUST BE GRANTED BY THE DEVELOPMENTAL STUDIES OFFICE PICK UP FORMS AD 171
3102 Jr Col: South Experience	3.00 Hrs
24503 301	0130-0430	Day	Th	BL105	Crawford
4210 Latn Amer: Revol & Dev	3.00 Hrs.
24504 301	0100-0245	Day	MW	BL105	Appleby
4300 Sr Honors Thesis	3.00 Hrs.
24505 301	TBA			TBA	Staff
DEPT NOTE: ALL COURSES OFFERED BY THE UNIVERSITY HONORS PROGRAM ARE
RESTRICTED AND REQUIRE THE PERMISSION OF THE DIRECTOR OF THE HONORS
PROGRAM. PICK UP FORMS BL 1	5.
Remedial & Developmental Studies (R&DS-V986)
Mr. R. Wilson Walker, Dean
171 Administration, 678-2028
0710 Basic Composition	3.00 Hrs
24506 001	0800-0855	Day	MWF	PT317	Staff
24507 002	0910-1005	Day	MWF	TBA	Staff
24506 003	1120-1245	Day	TTh	PT315	Staff
24509 004	0100-0225	Day	TTh	PT315	Staff
0720 Basic Mathematics	3.00 Hrs.
24510 001	0910-1005	Day	MWF	TBA	Staff
24511 002	1020-1115	Day	MWF	TBA	Staff
24512 003	1120-1245	Day	TTh	TBA	Staff
24513 004	0530-0655	Night	TTh	TBA	Staff
0740 Basic Reading Skills	3.00 Hrs.
24514 001	1020-1115	Day	MWF	TBA	Staff
24515 002	1120-1245	Day	TTh	TBA	Staff
0810 Dvlpmntl Composition	3.00 Hrs.
24516 001	0800-0855	Day	MWF	PT321	Staff
24517 002	0910-1005	Day	MWF	PT315	Staff
24518 003	0910-1005	Day	MWF	TBA	Staff
24519 004	1020-1115	Day	MWF	PT317	Staff
24520 005	1020-1115	Day	MWF	PT227	Staff
24521 006	1130-1225	Day	MWF	PT315	Staff
24522 007	1130-1225	Day	MWF	PT317	Staff
24523 008	1240-0205	Day	MW	PT313	Staff
24524 009	1240-0205	Day	MW	CL415	Staff
24525 010	0530-0655	Night	MW	CL313	Staff
24526 011	0800-0925	Day	TTh	PT315	Staff
24527 012	0940-1105	Day	TTh	CL415	Staff
24528 013	0940-1105	Day	TTh	TBA	Staff
24529 014	1120-1245	Day	TTh	PT315	Staff
24530 015	0100-0225	Day	TTh	PT215	Staff
24531 016	0100-0225	Day	TTh	PT211	Staff
0820 Develop Algebra I	3.00 Hrs.
24532 001	0800-0855	Day	MWF	TBA	Staff
24533 002	0800-0855	Day	MWF	TBA	Staff
24534 003	0910-1005	Day	MWF	TBA	Staff
24535 004	0910-1005	Day	MWF	TBA	Staff
24536 005	1020-1115	Day	MWF	TBA	Staff
24537 006	1130-1225	Day	MWF	TBA	Staff
24538 007	1240-0205	Day	MW	TBA	Staff
24539 008	0530-0655	Night	MW	TBA	Staff
24540 009	0800-0925	Day	TTh	TBA	Staff
24541 010	0940-1105	Day	TTh	TBA	Staff
24542 011	1120-1245	Day	TTh	TBA	Staff
24543 012	0100-0225	Day	TTh	TBA	Staff
24544 013	0710-0835	Night	TTh	TBA	Staff
0821 Develop Algebra II	3.00 Hrs.
24545 001	0800-0855	Day	MWF	TBA	Staff
24546 002	0800-0855	Day	MWF	TBA	Staff
24547 003	0910-1005	Day	MWF	TBA	Staff
24548 004	0910-1005	Day	MWF	TBA	Staff
24549 005	1020-1115	Day	MWF	TBA	Staff
24550 006	1020-1115	Day	MWF	TBA	Staff
24551 007	1130-1225	Day	MWF	TBA	Staff
24552 008	1130-1225	Day	MWF	TBA	Staff
24553 009	1240-0205	Day	MW	TBA	Staff
24554 010	0710-0835	Night	MW	TBA	Staff
24555 01 1	0800-0925	Day	TTh	TBA	Staff
24556 012	0940-1105	Day	TTh	TBA	Staff
24557 013	0940-1105	Day	TTh	TBA	Staff
24558 014	1120-1245	Day	TTh	TBA	Staff
24559 015	1120-1245	Day	TTh	TBA	Staff
24560 016	0100-0225	Day	TTh	TBA	Staff
24561 017	0100-0225	Day	TTh	TBA	Staff
24562 018	0530-0655	Night	TTh	TBA	Staff
0830 Dvlpmntl Study Skills	3.00 Hrs.
24563 001	0910-1005	Day	MWF	TBA	Staff
24564 002	1020-1115	Day	MWF	TBA	Staff
24565 003	1130-1225	Day	MWF	TBA	Staff
24566 004	0800-0925	Day	TTh	TBA	Staff
24567 005	0800-0925	Day	TTh	TBA	Staff
24568 006	0940-1105	Day	TTh	TBA	Staff
0840 Dvlpmntl Reading Skills	3.00 Hrs.
24569 001	1020-1115	Day	MWF	TBA	Staff
24570 002	1130-1225	Day	MWF	TBA	Staff

67

GENERAL EDUCATION CURRICULUM

Undergraduate students who plan to graduate using the requirements from the 1989-90 UNDERGRADUATE BUL- LETIN or subsequent issues are required to complete the following general education curriculum. The assistance of an advisor is critical for determining specific requirements for the student's degree and major. Some degree programs designate specific courses in a particular category. Students should consult their advisors and the Undergraduate Bulletin issue being used for detailed degree requirements.

English Composition — 6 Hours

ENGL 1101 ENGL 1102

English Composition

English Composition & Analysis

Oral Communication & Rhetoric — 3 Hours

COMM 2381 Oral Communication

HIST 4851 History of Women in America

HIST 4881 Black American History

POLS 421 2 Constitutional Law: The Origins and Evolution

of Civil Liberties in the United States POLS 4405 Origin and Development of American Political

Thought SOCI 3422 Racial and Ethnic Minorities: A Socio-Historlcal

Approach

Mathematics — 3-6 Hours

MATH 1181-1182 Concepts of Number/Concepts of Algebra

MATH 1312 Elementary Calculus

MATH 1321 Analytic Geometry and Calculus

MATH 2000 Experiences in Mathematics

Literary Heritage — 3 Hours

ENGL 2201 ENGL 2202

Literary Heritage

Literary Heritage: African-American Emphasis

Fine Arts Heritage — 3 Hours

ART 1101 Introduction to Art

COMM 1851 Introduction to Film

DANC 1151 Introduction to Dance

MUHL 1101 Music Appreciation

THEA 1551 Introduction to Theatre

Historical/Philosophical Heritage (pre-1500) — 3 Hours

CLAS 2481 Mythology

HIST 1301 Development of World Civilization I

PHIL 1101 Classical Issues in Philosophy

POLS 1101 Introduction to Ancient Political Thought

UNIV 2850 Religions of Abraham: Judaism, Christianity,

Islam UNIV 3580 Hebrew and Greek Legacy

Historical/Philosophical Heritage (post-1500) — 3 Hours

HIST 1302 Development of World Civilization II

PHIL 1 102 Values and the Modern World

POLS 1102 Introduction to Modern Political Thought

UNIV 3581 Faith, Reason and Imagination

American Heritage — 6 Hours

HIST HIST

2601 2602

The United States To 1877 The United States Since 1877

Thematic Courses: One of the following may be taken in lieu of either HIST 2601 or 2602

ANTH 3282 Cultural History of American Communities

GEOG 3401 Historical Geography of the United States

HIST 3863 Social and Intellectual History of the United States

Social Science — 6 Hours

At least 3 of these hours must be satisfied by a course which approaches Social Science from a global perspective.

Human Origins and Variation Introduction to Criminal Justice Introduction to Microeconomics American Government General Psychology An Introduction to Sociology

courses will meet the 3 hour require- category for one course with a global

Cultural Anthropology Comparative Justice Systems Introduction to Macroeconomics Survey of World Regions Introduction to Cultural Geography Comparative Politics International Politics

Deviance: Its Role in History and Culture Sociology of International Development The Family in Global Perspective

Gender and Society

ANTH 1100 CJUS 1100 ECON 2120 POLS 1100 PSYC 1101 SOCI 1111

The following ment within this perspective:

ANTH 1200 CJUS 2110 ECON 2110 GEOG 1301 GEOG 1401 POLS 2301 POLS 2501 PSYC 2201 SOCI 2100 SOCI 2101/ HMEC 2101 UNIV 2304

Natural Science — 8 Hours

BIOL 1101-1 102 Biology: A Human Perspective

BIOL 1111-1112 General Biology

CHEM 1101-1102 College Chemistry

CHEM 1131-1132, Principles of Chemistry

1121-1122

GEOG 1 101-1 102 Introduction to Earth Science

GEOL 1101-1102 Physical and Historical Geology

GEOG 1101-GEOL 1101

PHYS 1101-1102 Introductory Physics and Astronomy

PHYS 251 1-251 2 Physics for Science and Engineering

UNIV 1610-1611 Natural Science

Fitness and Wellness — 4 Hours

HPER 1 100 Concepts of Fitness and Wellness

Plus one Physical Activity Course

SPRING 1991

68

WEEKEND COURSE OFFERINGS SPRING SEMESTER 1991

COURSE TITLE	DEPT.	CRSE NO.	SEC. NO.	HR. CR.	CLASS HRS FROM-TO	DAYS MEET	BLDG ROOM	INSTR
		COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
Anthropology World Civ Pre-Ad 1500	Anth	1300	001	3.0	0900-1205	Sat	CL105	Smith, G
Criminology and Criminal Justice Intro to Crim Justice Cjus	1100	011	3.0	0900-1200	Sat	Ml 417	Berretta
English AmerLit 1860 to WWI	Engl	3322	001	3.0	0900-1200	Sat	PT331	Duvall
History World Civil II The U S Since 1877	Hist Hist	1302 2602	009 028	3.0 3.0	0900-1200 0900-1200	Sat Sat	Ml 209 Ml 319	Staff Staff
Mathematical Sciences Concepts of Number Concepts of Algebra College Algebra Elementary Calculus	Math Math Math Math	1181 1182 1211 1312	009 009 024 023	3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0	0900-1200 0900-1200 0900-1200 0900-1200	Sat Sat Sat Sat	WD 125 WD 123 WD 207 WD 227	Staff Staff Staff Staff
Computer Science Computer Literacy Computer Literacy Lab	Comp Comp	1200	004 119 120 121	4.0 0.0 0.0 0.0	0900-1200 0100-0350 0100-0350 0100-0350	Sat Sat Sat Sat	WD 233 WD 210 WD 230 WD 232	Staff Staff Staff Staff
Physics Survey of Astronomy Survey of Astronomy Lab	Phys Phys	1102 1102	055 155	4.0 0.0	0530-0830N 0840-1 030N	Fri Fri	MN201 MN334	McGlasson Staff
Sociology Introductory Sociology Contemp Social Problems Soci of Gender Roles Marriage and Family	Soci Soci Soci Soci	1111 1112 3432 3831	015/909 005/909 003/909 006/909	3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0	0900-1200 0530-0830N 0530-0830N 0900-1215	Sat Fri Fri Sat	CL219 CL233 CL203 CL137	Haley Staff Cox Petersen
	FOGELMAN COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS
School of Accountancy Fund of Acct II	Acct	2020	013	3.0	0900-1200	Sat	BB 128	Staff
Economics Intro Macroeconomics Intro Microeconomics Managerial Economics	Econ Econ Econ	2110 2120 4111	006 005/909 010	3.0 3.0 3.0	0900-1200 0900-1200 0900-1200	Sat Sat Sat	BB 118 BB 129 BB 119	Staff Staff White-Means
Finance, Insurance, and Real Estate Legal/Social/Pol EnVrn Fir 31 30	010	3.0	0900-1200	Sat	BB257	Staff
Management Organization & Mgmt	Mgmt	3110	008	3.0	0900-1200	Sat	BB 125	Warner
Management Information Business Statistics I Mgmt Info Comptr Appl Prodctn/Opertns Mgmt I	Systems Isds Isds Isds	& Decision Sciences 2710 011 2750 010 3510 005	3.0 3.0 3.0	0900-1200 0900-1200 0900-1200	Sat Sat Sat	BB370 BB 127 BB 123	Staff Staff Staff
Marketing Principles of Marketing	Mktg	3010	003	3.0	0900-1150	Sat	BB263	Staff

SPRING 1991

	COLLEGE OF COMMUNICATION & FINE ARTS
Music History, Literature & Appreciation Music Appreciation Muhl 1101	022	3.0	0900-1200	Sat	MU 103	Staff
Theatre Intro to Theatre Interpret Child's Lit	Thea Thea	1551 4401	016 001	3.0 3.0	0900-1200 0930-1230	Sat Sat	TC 109 TC201	Staff Helming

(Graduate)

Interpret Child's Lit Thea 6401 001 3.0 0930-1230

Communication Studies

Intro to Film Comm 1851 909 3.0 0900-1200

Oral Communication Comm 2381 910 3.0 0900-1200

Comm in Orgnztn Comm 4011 001 3.0 0900-1200

(Graduate)

Comm in Orgnztn Comm 6011 001 3.0 0900-1200

Sem Rhetorical Theory Comm 7360 001 3.0 0900-1200

Sem Rhetorical Theory Comm 8360 001 3.0 0900-1200

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

Counseling & Personnel Services

(Graduate)

Stu Pers Serv Higher Ed Coun 7613

Stu Pers Serv Higher Ed Coun 8613

Curriculum and Instruction

(Graduate)

Microcomputers/Learning Cied 7060

Research Implctns Cied 7079

Microcomputers/Learning Cied 8060

Research Implctns Cied 8079

Educational Administration & Supervision

(Graduate)

Supv Prcs Educ Environ Edas 7050

Second School Admn/Supv Edas 731 1

Second School Admn/Supv Edas 831 1

Educational Foundations

(Graduate)

Future American College Edfd 7029

Future American College Edfd 8029

Research Methodology and Statistics

(Graduate)

Intro to Educ Research Edrs 7521

Sem Rsrch App for Educ Edrs 8529

Health

Personal Health Hlth 1102

001 001

003 001 003 001

001 001 001

001 001

006 001

006

3.0 3.0

3.0 3.0

3.0 3.0

3.0

TBA* TBA*

3.0 0900-1200

3.0 0530-0830N*

3.0 0900-1200

3.0 0530-0830N'

3.0 0530-0830N' 3.0 0530-0830N' 3.0 0530-0830N'

TBA* TBA*

0900-1200 0900-1200

0900-1 200

Sat

Sat Sat Sat

Sat Sat Sat

F/S F/S

Sat F/S Sat F/S

F/S F/S

F/S

F/S F/S

Sat Sat

Sat

TC201

TC 237A TC 209 TC 107

TC 107 TC239 TC239

PT129 PT129

ED 307 ED 111 ED 307 ED 111

ED 205 ED 103A ED 103A

ED 406 ED 406

ED 300 ED 301

FH 341

Helming

Staff Staff Staff

Staff

Bakke

Bakke

Murrell Murrell

Staff Staff Staff

Boone Boone

Staff Bowman

Staff

0530-0830N* F/S 0530-0830N* F/S

(Graduate)

Hlth Care Issues: Elderly Hlth 7112 001 3.0

Hlth Care Issues: Elderly Hlth 8112 001 3.0

Physical Education

Camping Phed 1331 002 2.0

Backpacing Phed 1333 002 2.0

Equitation/Western Style Phed 1361 001 2.0

Continued on Next Page

NOTE: For Index numbers, see department listing.

*Friday/Saturday classes usually meet 8:00 am-3:00 pm on Saturday, 5:30-8:30 pm on Friday. Check department listing for exact dates and times.

0900-1100 0900-1100 0900-1200

Sat Sat Sat

FH302 FH302

PB 176 PB 176 PB 100

Walker Walker

Murphree Murphree Holt

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Recreation

(Graduate) Curr Readings Recr Theraptc Recr/Aging Curr Readings Recr

Recr Recr Recr

7135 7203 8135

001 001 001

3.0 3.0 3.0

Health, Physical Education & Recreation

Concepts/Fitn & Wellnss Hper 1 1 00

023/909 2.0

0900-1200 0900-1200 0900-1200

0900-1100

Sat Sat Sat

Sat

PB 176 PB 100 PB 176

FH 170

Staff

Murray

Staff

Schroeder

HERFF COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

Mechanical Engr (MECH)

Dynamics Mech Engr Thermodynamics I Mech	2332 003 3.0 0830-1115 3311 004 3.0 0830-1115 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE	Sat Sat	EN 308 EN 324	Staff Staff
University College Legal Research/Writing II Univ	2214 002 3.0 0900-1200	Sat	MN204	Staff
NOTE: For Index numbers, see department listing.

FIELD STUDIES IN MEXICO DECEMBER 26, 1990 - JANUARY 12, 1991

Biology 4651-6651

Field Techniques in Vertebrate Zoology

The course deals with techniques relating to the field study of vertebrate organisms (fishes, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals) in the Mexican states of Colima and Jalisco. Students will study the biodiversity of vertebrate groups in their natural hab- itats. Practical training in field techniques and identification of ani- mals will be emphasized. Special attention will be given to methods of collection and preservation distribution, life histories, and economic importance. Ecological concepts relating to biodi- versity will be discussed. Four hours credit (Biol 4651 -6651 )

Instructors

Team taught by MSU Department of Biology faculty.

Dates for Field Trip

Extended field trip to Mexico from 26 December 1990 to 12 January 1991. Final Exam and Written Report — Spring Semester 1991. Note: Final dates for field trip to Mexico to be determined when there are firm airline schedules.

Cost of Field Trip

Cost of program to be determined with adjustment of air fare by the airlines. Contact Dr. Michael Kennedy, telephone (901) 678- 2597, or Dr. Jim MusKelley, telephone (901) 678-2814.

Eligibility

Final acceptance of undergraduate applicants to be determined by designated Department of Biology faculty and graduates.

Application Deadline

Applications will be received until the course is filled or until Oc- tober 25, 1990.

Location — Colima and Jalisco, Mexico

Colima is a small state on the Pacific coast of southwestern Mex- ico. Jalisco joins Colima on its northern border. In this area (within a relatively short distance), the land rises from a low tropical coastal plain to mountainous areas above 14,000 ft. in altitude. Among the aquatic and terrestrial habitats to be studied in this state are: seashore, coastal lagoons, estuaries, freshwater lakes and streams, thorn forest, tropical deciduous forest, oak-pine for- est, fir forest, and meadows (some snow covered).

Home Base In Mexico — Hacienda El Cobano

The Hacienda El Cobano is located in the state of Colima ap- proximately six miles from the city of Colima, the capital of the state of Colima. The city is about 58 miles from Manzanillo and 120 miles from Guadalajara. The facility is operated by the Uni- versity of Oklahoma.

For additional information, students should contact Dr. Michael L. Kennedy, Department of Biology, EB 307, telephone (901) 678- 2597, or Dr. James K. MusKelley, Director, International Studies, 300 Dunn, telephone (901) 678-2814.

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INTERNATIONAL STUDIES PROGRAM SPRING SEMESTER 1991

Dr. James K. MusKelley, Director — 300 Dunn, 678-2813 Dr. J. Rex Enoch, International Relations, Advisor — 216 Clement Hall, 678-2610 Dr. John J. Reld, International Business, Advisor — 415 Fogelman B&E, 678-4627

COURSE	DEPT	CRSE	SEC	HR	CLASS HRS	DAYS	BLDG
TITLE	ABBR	NO	NO	CR	FROM-TO	MEET	ROOM	INSTR
Peoples of Latin America	ANTH	3232	001	3	0910-1005	MWF	CL117	Kenaston
Internship Intnl Bus	BA	4911	001	3	TBA			Staff
Intro Macroeconomics	ECON	2110	001	3	0650-0745	MWF	BB118	Staff
			002	3	0800-0855	MWF	BB118	Staff
			003	3	0530-0655N	MW	BB118	Gootzeit
			004	3	0100-0225	TTh	BB118	Reld
			005	3	0710-1005N	Th	BB125	Staff
			006	3	0900-1200	S	BB118	Staff
Intro to Macroecon Honors	ECON	2110	301	3	0800-0925	TTh	BB268	Heath
Intnl Ec Dvlp/Ecol Pers	ECON	3580	001	3	0240-0405	TTh	BB274	Fung
Managerial Economics	ECON	4111	001	3	0650-0745	MWF	BB119	Dean
			002	3	0800-0855	MWF	BB262	Dean
			003	3	0910-1005	MWF	BB262	Staff
			004	3	1020-1115	MWF	BB262	Staff
			005	3	0710-1005N	M	BB264	Daniel
			006	3	0800-0855	TTh	BB262	Staff
			007	3	1120-1245	TTh	BB264	Chang
			008	3	0100-0225	TTh	BB264	White-Means
			009	3	0710-1005N	Th	BB264	Staff
			010	3	0900-1200	S	BB119	Staff
Managerial Econ Honors	ECON	4111	301	3	1240-0205	MW	BB266	Okunade
Com Econ Systems	ECON	4340	001	3	0100-0225	TTh	BB119	Dyer
International Economics	ECON	4350	001	3	0800-0925	TTh	BB258	Reld
Managerial Finance	FIR	4440	001	3	1020-1115	MWF	BB119	Staff
			002	3	1120-1245	TTh	BB119	Scruggs
			003	3	0530-0655N	TTh	BB261	Staff
International Finance	FIR	4560	001	3	0940-1105	TTh	BB257	Theerathorn
			002	3	0710-1005N	M	BB262	Pyun
Historical Geog of U.S.	GEOG	3401	001	3	0910-1005	MWF	JN105	Staff
Geog of Middle America	GEOG	4324	001	3	1020-1115	MWF	JN105	Dixon
World Civil I	HIST	1301	001	3	0800-0855	MWF	MI203	Murnane
			002	3	0910-1005	MWF	MI203	Brown
			003	3	1020-1115	MWF	MI203	Zhang
			004	3	1020-1115	MWF	MI307	Frankle
			005	3	1130-1225	MWF	MI209	Frankle
			006	3	1240-0205	MW	MI203	Orr
			007	3	0800-0925	TTh	MI203	Copp
			008	3	0940-1105	TTh	MI203	Burwood
			009	3	0940-1105	TTh	MI307	Zhang
			010	3	1120-1245	TTh	MI205	Burwood
			011	3	0530-0655N	TTh	MI209	Staff
World CMI II	HIST	1302	001	3	0800-0855	MWF	MI209	Copp
			002	3	0910-1005	MWF	MI209	Ellis
			003	3	1020-1115	MWF	MI209	Copp
			004	3	1130-1225	MWF	MI205	Orr
			005	3	0530-0655N	MW	MI209	Staff
			006	3	0800-0925	TTh	MI209	Daly
			007	3	0940-1105	TTh	MI205	Ellis
			008	3	1120-1245	TTh	MI209	Copp
			009	3	0900-1200	S	MI209	Staff
World Civil II Honors	HIST	1302	301	3	1130-1225	MWF	MI315	Ellis
Hist Soviet Union	HIST	4162	001	3	1240-0205	MW	MI209	Burwood
History of Brazil	HIST	4250	001	3	0910-1005	MWF	MI211	Gillasple
Marketing Research	MKTG	4080	001	3	1130-1225	MWF	BB263	Tat
			002	3	0910-1005	MWF	BB258	Tat
			003	3	1120-1245	TTh	BB266	Barnwell
			004	3	0530-0655N	TTh	BB368	Barnwell
International Mktg	MKTG	4530	001	3	1020-1115	MWF	BB259	Staff
Elementary Logic	PHIL	1611	001	3	0800-0855	MWF	CL317	Staff
			002	3	0910-1005	MWF	MI423	Staff
			003	3	1020-1115	MWF	CL317	Henderson
			004	3	1130-1225	MWF	CL317	Henderson
			005	3	0530-0655N	MW	CL317	Staff
			006	3	0800-0925	TTh	CL317	Staff
			007	3	0940-1105	TTh	CL317	Horgan
			008	3	1120-1245	TTh	CL317	Staff
			009	3	0530-0655N	TTh	CL317	Staff
Elementary Logic Honors	PHIL	1611	301	3	1020-1115	MWF	CL213	Staff
Comparative Politics	POLS	2301	001	3	1020-1115	MWF	CL433	Secher
International Relations	POLS	2501	001	3	1120-1245	TTh	CL415	Staff
			002	3	0700-0950N	Tu	CL433	Staff
West Eur Govt/Politics	POLS	3302	001	3	0940-1105	TTh	CL413	Secher
American Foreign Policy	POLS	3506	001	3	0910-1005	MWF	CL415	Staff
Int'l Political Econ	POLS	4510	001	3	1020-1115	MWF	CL411	Staff
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UNIVERSITY HONORS PROGRAM SPRING SEMESTER 1991

Dr. Phyllis Betts, Director — 115 Old Brlster Library

Course Title

Dept Abbr

Crse No

Sec No

Class Hrs From - To

Day/ Night

Days Meet

Bldg Room

Instructor

Fund of Acct II Honors ACCT

General Biology II Honors BIOL

General Biology II Lab BIOL

Prln of Chemistry II Honors CHEM

Prin of Chemistry Lab Honors CHEM

Intro to Macro Econ Honors ECON

Intro to Micro Econ Honors ECON

Managerial Econ Honors* ECON

Honors Thesis in Econ ECON

Educ Honors Colloquium* EDUC

English Comp/Analys Honors ENGL

Literary Heritage

ENGL

ENGL

British Lit 17th Cent Honors Senior Honors Seminar II:

Shaw, Beckett* ENGL

Honors Thesis* ENGL

Business Law Honors* FIR

Physical Geology Honors GEOL

Physical Geology Lab Honors

Historical Geology Honors GEOL

Historical Geology Lab Honors

World Civil. 1 1 Honors US Since 1877 Honors

HIST HIST

Mgmt Info Computr Appl Hnrs ISDS

Honors Calculus II* MATH

Honors Math IV* MATH

Music Appreciation Honors MUHL

Elementary Logic Honors PHIL

Physics— Sci & Engr Honors** PHYS

Honors Studies THCA

Senior Honors Thesis Senior Honors Thesis

Intro to Theatre Honors

THCA THCA

THEA

The Honors Forum UNHP

Jr. Col. South Experience*** UNHP

Latin America: Revl & Devi*** UNHP

Senior Honors Thesis*** UNHP

1112 1112

1132 1122

2110 2120 4111 4996

3900

1102

2201

3213 4002

3011 1101

1102 1102

1302 2602

2750

1402 2402

1101

1611

2511

4980

4982 4999

1551

1100 3102 4210 4300

301

301 311

301 311

301 301 301 301

301 302 303 304 3®5 306 307 301 302 303 304 305 301

301 301 302 303

301

301 311

301 311

301

301 302

301

301 301

301

301

301 302 301 301

301

301 301 301 301

0100-0225

0910-1005 0200-0400

1130-1225 0100-0345

0800-0925 0800-0855 1240-0205 TBA

0100-0350

0910-1005 1020-1115 0940-1105 0940-1105 1120-1245 0100-0225 0910-1005 1240-0205 0940-1105 0940-1105 1120-1245 0100-0225 1020-1115

0940-1105 TBA TBA TBA

0940-1105

0800-0925 0100-0250

0940-1105 1120-1215

1130-1225

1130-1225 0800-0925

1020-1115

1020-1115 TBA

0940-1105

1020-1115

1120-1245

TBA TBA

0940-1105 TBA

0940-1105

0100-0200 0130-0430 0100-0245 TBA

TTh

MWF Tu

MWF

M

TTh MWF MW TBA

M

MWF

MWF

TTh

TTh

TTh

TTh

MWF

MW

TTh

TTh

TTh

TTh

MWF

TTh TBA TBA TBA

TTh

TTh Tu

TTh TTh

MWF

MWF TTh

MWF

MWThF TBA

TTh

MWF

TTh

TBA TBA TTh TBA

TTh

Th Tu

MW ' TBA

BB271

EB233 EB317

SM222 SM111

Payne Payne

Houk Houk

Heath

Depperschmldt Okunade TBA Staff

ED421 Van Oteghen

BB264

PT317 PT301 PT305 PT219 PT219 PT327 PT305 PT217 PT303 PT311 PT215 PT331 PT303

PT321 PT463 PT463 PT463

SM110 SM413A

SM400 SM415A

MI315

MI211 MI315

BB

WD247 TBA

MU109

CL213

MN222

TC143 TC143 TC239 TC143

TC113

MI200 BL105 BL105 TBA

Webb

Shorb

Williams, P.

Clements

Lettes

Argall

Staff

O'Donnell

Halle

Newcomb

Feazell

Hudgens

Riley

Plunka Staff Staff Staff

BB272 Wilson

Staff Staff

DeBoo Staff

Ellis

Caffrey Wilson

Trow Staff

Staff

Staff

Marchini

Staff Staff Graham Staff

McCulough

Betts/Houk Crawford Appleby Staff

Requires permission of Director Departmental Honors Program or College Program. * Students taking Physics 251 1 may enroll in any Lab section. ** Requires permission of Dir UNHP. See addenda for course description.

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UNIVERSITY COLLEGE

A College of Lifelong Learning

H. Ramsey Fowler, Dean

University College provides individually designed degree programs and offers interdiciplinary courses. The college administers credit continuing education at off-campus locations, through independent study, video instruction, and courses for returning adults. It also administers several interdisciplinary programs. Read further for information on the following:

University College Degrees and Courses

Directed Study Courses

Bornblum Judaic Studies

Religion in Society

Paralegal Studies

Open Learning Fire Service Program

Women's Studies

Black Studies

Legal Thought and Liberal Arts

Mini College Courses

Off Campus Courses and Locations

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University College Degrees and Courses

Dr. Susanne B. Darnell, Associate Dean

Ms. Claire Lowry, College Advisor

Johnson Hall, G-1 678-2716

Students admitted to University College work on individualized and interdisciplinary degree programs, leading to the Bachelor of Professional Studies or the Bachelor of Liberal Studies. Many programs are unique, however, guidelines exist for these areas of study: Services for the Aging, Aviation Administration, Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services, Commercial Aviation, Biomedical Illustration, Printing Management, Orthotics, Prosthetics and Related Fields, Human Services, Health Care Fields and Paralegal Services.

Interdisciplinary courses, internships, independent study, and specialproject courses are offered to meet University College degree requirements. These are listed under the University College heading in the Schedule of Classes. For information about courses or degree programs, call 678-2716; an inquiry session is held each week.

Directed Study Courses

Mr. Errol Johnson, Director of Special Programs Johnson Hall, G-1 678-2976

Specific Course Information

A flyer for each course offered this term is available in Johnson Hall, room G-1 . You can pick it up or request that it be mailed to you. Call 678-2976. The flyer contains information about course content, television/video tapes, audio tapes, discussion sessions, written assignments, required readings, and other activities. Students who register for these courses must obtain this information before classes begin to insure receipt of course material.

Courses Designed for Adult Students

Directed study courses are for adults working toward bachelor's degrees and learning for personal enrichment. These courses, designed by specialists in a variety of fields, are rigorous and challenging. They have been developed to serve the special needs of adults who, because of work and family obligations, distance, or handicap, find it difficult to attend on-campus classes. Persons in Memphis and the surrounding areas of Arkansas, Mississippi, and West Tennessee may enroll. These courses are applicable to degree programs at MSU as courses in the major, courses required by a college, or as electives.

Learning Through Directed Study

Directed independent study is the principal means of instruction in each course. Students are guided in their studies by a detailed week-by-week syllabus, a study guide, textbooks, and written assignments. In most courses, video programs supplement the reading. These are broadcast on WKNO-TV , Cablevision or are available as home rental video tapes. Tapes of the programs are also available for viewing in the Learning Media Center of the MSU library. Written assignments are evaluated by the course instructor with whom the student may confer by phone or in person. Students may also attend optional discussion sessions led by the instructor.

Department (Course Prefix)

Course Day or Day of

Course Title Number Section Credit Time Night Week Location Instructor

Sondheim

Staff

Guy E.Brown

Flynn

Ellis

G.Smith

Computer Science (COMP)
Computer Literacy	1200	521	4	TBA
Mathematics (MATH)
Experiences in Math	2000	521	3	TBA
Sociology (SOCI)
Intro to Social Psychology	3701	521	3	TBA
Marriage and Family	3831	521	3	TBA
University College (UNIV)
Communications II	1020	521	6	TBA
War in American Society	3526	521	6	TBA
Civil Rights Movemnt America	4519	521	6	TBA
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m

Bornblum Judaic Studies

Dr. Stephen Benin, Director Mitchell Hall, 301 678-2919

Non-theological in its orientation, Judaic Studies considers the experience of the Jewish people within the context of world cultures.

Department (Course Prefix)	Course				Day or	Day of
Course Title	Number	Section	Credit	Time	Night	Week	Location	Instructor
A. Language
Foreign Languages (LALI)
Arabic	1701	001	3	0200-0255	D	MWF	CL201	Bar
Hebrew	1702	002	3	0910-1005	D	MWF	CL201	Bar
Hebrew	2702	001	3	1130-1225	D	MWF	CL201	Bar
B. Elective Courses
Art (ART)
The Temple in Art	4036	001	3	0145-0440	D	Tu	JO 214	Z.Gitay
	6036	001	3	0145-0440	D	Tu	JO 214	Z.Gitay
History (HIST)
Ancient Egypt II	4050	001	3	1130-1225	D	MWF	TBA	Murmane
Jerusalem in Hist & Tradition	4052	001	3	0530-0830	N	Th	Ml 203	Y.Gitay
	6052	001	3	0530-0830	N	Th	Ml 203	Y.Gitay
Byzantine History	4361	001	3	0940-1105	D	TT	Ml 315	Benin
	6361	001	3	0940-1105	D	TT	Ml 315	Benin
Sociology (SOCI)
Racial/Ethnic Minorities	3422	001	3	1020-1115	D	MWF	CL135	Warren
	3422	002	3	1240-0205	D	MW	CL203	Warren
Sociology of Religion	3860	001	3	1130-1225	D	MWF	CL203	Takayama
University College (UNIV)
Dead Sea Scrolls	4701	001	3	0530-0830	N	M	Ml 325	Y.Gitay
Jewish Mysticism & Reason	4801	001	3	1120-1245	D	TT	TBA	Benin

Religion in Society

Dr. Stephen D. Benin, Director of Bornblum Judaic Studies Mitchell Hall, 301 678-2919

This minor examines the role of religion in society as seen from the perspectives of culture and social organizations, of history and philosophy, of art and music.

Department (Course Prefix)	Course				Day or	Day of
Course Title	Number	Section	Credit	Time	Night	Week	Location	Instructor
Anthropology (ANTH)
Archaeology of Europe & Asia	3351	001	3	0530-0835	N	Th	CL117	Dye
Art (ART)
Northern Renaissance Art	4142	001	3	1120-1245	D	TT	JO 21 8	Purtle
History (HIST)
History of Byzantine Empire	4361	001	3	0940-1105	D	TT	Ml 315	Benin
High Middle Ages	4372	001	3	1120-1245	D	TT	Ml 303	Orr
Europe-Age of Reformation	4390	001	3	1120-1245	D	TT	Ml 315	Frankle
Philosophy (PHIL)
Ethics	3511	001	3	1120-1245	D	TT	Ml 423	Timmons
Sociology (SOCI)
Sociology of Religion	3860	001	3	1130-1225	D	MWF	CL203	Takayama
University College (UNIV)
Jewish Mysticism & Reason	4801	001	3	1120-1245	D	TT	TBA	Benin
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Paralegal Studies

Mr. Errol Johnson, Director of Special Programs Johnson Hall, G-1 678-2976

Paralegal Studies offers law-related academic courses for individuals pursuing career opportunities in a law office, government agency, or other organizations. To earn a Legal Assistant Certificate a student must complete a minimum of 60 semester hours. In addition students may work on the development of individualized baccalaureate contracts in Paralegal Services.

Department (Course Prefix)	Course				Day or	Day of
Course Title	Number	Section	Credit	Time	Night	Week	Location	Instructor
University College (UNIV)
Legal Research & Writing II	2214	001	3	0530-0835	N	Tu	MN204	Harris
	2214	002	3	0900-1200	D	S	MN204	Staff
Corporations	2219	001	3	0530-0835	N	Th	MN204	DeWitt
Investigations	3217	001	3	0530-0835	N	W	MN204	Watkins
Contracts	3218	001	3	0530-0835	N	M	MN204	Staff

Open Learning Fire Service Program

Dr. Susanne Darnell, Associate Dean Johnson Hall, G-1 901/678-2754

Memphis State University is the regional center for the national Open Learning Fire Service Program and serves fire personnel in Tennessee, Arkansas, Kentucky, Mississippi, South Carolina, and Alabama. OLFSP offers upper division courses in Fire Administration and Fire Prevention Technology, leading to the Bachelor of Professional Studies. These courses are designed for independent study. Registration is by mail. For information on application and courses, call 901/678-2754.

Department (Course Prefix)

Course Title

Course

Number Section Credit

Instructor

Political Science (POLS)

Disaster & Fire Defense Plan 361 1 531 Engineering Technology (TECH)

Fire Protect Struc/Sys Design 3944 531

Incend Fire Analysis & Invest 3945 531

Application of Fire Research 3947 531

Staff

Staff Staff Staff

Women's Studies

Dr. Nona Bolin, Director Johnson Hall, G-1 678-2716

Women's Studies is an interdisciplinary academic field which encompasses women's history, work, literature, roles, and status in diverse classes, cultures, and societies. The interdisciplinary minor in Women's Studies is 1 8 semester hours. In addition, students may develop individualized baccalaureate contracts in Women's Studies.

Department (Course Prefix)

Course Title

Course Number

Section Credit Time

Day or Day of

Night Week Location

Instructor

English (ENGL)
Studies in Women & Literature	4451	001	3	0530-0820	N
Sociology (SOCI)
Sociology of Gender Roles	3432	001	3	1020-1115	D
	3432	002	3	0940-1105	D
	3432	003	3	0530-0830	N
Black & White Women of So.	4460	001	3	1120-1245	D
Biblical Pers Women/Gender	4908	001	3	0530-0655	N
	4908	002	3	0900-1200	D
University College (UNIV)
Studies in Feminism	4304	001	3	0940-1105	D
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Tu

MWF

TT

PT325

Ml 423

Tucker

CL203	Ventimiglia
CL203	Wolf
CL203	Cox
CL215	Dill
TBA	Deming
TBA	Doming

Bolin

Black Studies

Mr. Errol Johnson, Director of Special Programs Johnson Hall, G-1 678-2716

Black Studies re-examines history, society, and the arts from a different perspective, giving recognition to the achievements of black Americans and directing scholarship toward the totality of the black experience. It provides all students with positive models of leadership, personal development, and social commitment. The Black Studies minor enhances skills of human interaction necessary in professions such as social work, counseling, education, medicine, law, and clinical psychology.

Department (Course Prefix)	Course				Day or	Day of
Course Title	Number	Section	Credit	Time	Night	Week	Location	Instructor
Communication (COMM)
African American Rhetoric	2361	001	3	0940-1105	D	TT	TC103	Acey
	2351	002	3	1120-1245	D	TT	TC103	Acey
Interracial Communication	4373	001	3	1130-1225	D	MWF	TC103	Acey
English (ENGL)
African American Literature	4371	001	3	0800-0925	D	TT	PT331	Plant
Music History & Literature (MUHL)
Studies in American Folk & Popular Music
History of Rock & Roll	4802	001	3	1020-1115	D	MWF	CFA105	Tucker
History of Jazz	4802	002	3	0400-0525	D	TT	MU101	Barry
Memphis Music	4802	009	3	1120-1245	D	TT	MU107	Evans
Political Science (POLS)
Constitutional Law: Cvl Liberty	4212	001	3	0940-1105	D	TT	CL433	Ruckman
Sociology (SOCI)
Social Inequality	3401	001	3	1120-1245	D	TT	CL233	Staff
	3401	002	3	0910-1005	D	MWF	CL133	Brown
Sociology of the South	3420	001	3	0910-1005	D	MWF	CL135	Brannon
Racial/Ethnic Minorities	3422	001	3	1020-1115	D	MWF	CL135	Warren
	3422	002	3	1240-0205	D	MW	CL203	Warren
Race Relations	4420	001	3	0940-1105	D	TT	CL133	Higginbottom
Black & White Women of So.	4460	001	3	1120-1245	D	TT	CL215	Dill

Legal Thought and Liberal Arts

Dr. Richard Janikowski, Director Mitchell Hall, 405 678-2737

This minor is designed to provide a liberal arts program for students who intend to enter the legal profession and will be of particular benefit to pre-law strudents whose majors are more professional in nature and are not exposed to the broader liberal arts curriculum.

Department (Course Prefix)
	Course	Day or	Day of
Course Title	Number	Section Credit Time Night	Week	Location	Instructor
Criminology & Criminal Justice (CJUS)
Law and Society	3510	001 3 0910-1005 D	MWF	Ml 407	Blankenship
Economics (ECON)
Intro to Macroeconomics	2110	Consult Front of Schedule for Sections
Intro to Microeconomics	2120	Consult Front of Schedule for Sections
English (ENGL)
Persuasive Writing	3604	001 3 0940-1105 D	TT	PT315	Battle
Chaucer	4231	001 3 0220-0520 D	M	PT325	Peyton
Shakespeare's Comedy/Hist	4233	001 3 1130-1225 D	MWF	PT329	Beifuss
Milton	4234	001 3 0940-1105 D	TT	PT327	Martin
Philosophy (PHIL)
Elementary Logic	1611	Consult Front of Schedule for Sections
Ethics	3511	001 3 1120-1245 D	TT	Ml 423	Timmons
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MINI College Courses

Ms. Linda Clark, Coordinator Administration Building, 165 678-2995

MINI College is a program for mature men and women who have been out of school for a number of years and want to begin or resume their college education. For information on registration for these special sections call or visit the MINI College.

RESERVE AND PICK UP RESTRICTED SECTION FORMS IN THE MINI COLLEGE OFFICE.

Course	Dept	Course	Section	Credit Time	Day	Location	Instructor
PAY CLASSES
Intro to University	ACAD	1100	909	3	0900-1200	W	TBA	Palmer
Oral Communication	COMM 2381	909	3	0900-1200	W	TC115	Staff
English Composition	ENGL	1101	909	3	1240-0205	MW	PT301	Hudgens
English Comp/Analysis	ENGL	1102	909	3	1240-0205	MW	PT213	Williams
Literary Heritage	ENGL	2201	909	3	1240-0205	MW	PT327	Argall
Historical Geology	GEOL	1102	909	4	0940-1105	TT	SM400	Deboo
Historical Geology Lab	GEOL	1102	919	0	1120-1215	TT	SM415A	Staff
The U.S. Since 1877	HIST	2602	909	3	0900-1200	Tu	TBA	Staff
Concepts of Algebra	MATH	1182	909	3	0100-0225	TT	WD209	Gloyer
Aerobics	PHED	1003	909	2	0100-0225	TT	FH254	Melton
Square & Round Dance	PHED	1812	909	2	0940-1105	TT	FH118	Humphreys
Classical Issues/Philosophy	PHIL	1101	909	3	0900-1200	Th	TBA	Staff
General Psychology I	PSYC	1101	909	3	0900-1200	Th	PY242	Davis
Family/Global Perspective	SOCI	2101	909	3	0940-1240	Tu	CL135	Petersen
Elementary Spanish	SPAN	1102	909	3	1120-1245	TT	WD 217	Whitworth
Intro to Theatre	THEA	1551	909	3	0900-1215	M	TC115	McFadden
EVENING CLASSES
Intro to University	ACAD	1100	910	3	0530-0830	Tu	TBA	DeLoach
Intro to Art	ART	1101	909	3	0530-0830	Th	JO 226	Ramsey
Public Speaking	COMM 1311	909	3	0530-0830	M	TC109	McDowell
English Composition	ENGL	1101	910	3	0530-0830	M	PT303	Hudgens
English Comp/Analysis	ENGL	1102	910	3	0530-0830	Tu	PT301	Staff
American Fiction	ENGL	2105	909	3	0530-0830	Tu	PT211	Weatherly
Literary Heritage	ENGL	2201	910	3	0530-0830	W	PT311	Davis
Intro to Cultural Geography	GEOG	1401	909	3	0530-0830	Tu	JN117	Staff
The U.S. Since 1877	HIST	2602	910	3	0530-0830	W	Ml 323	Mitchell
Nutrition	HMEC	2202	909	3	0530-0830	M	MN420	Mitchell
Concepts of Algebra	MATH	1182	910	3	0530-0830	TT	WD 251	Staff
Intro Modern Poli. Thought	POLS	1102	909	3	0530-0830	Th	CL433	Staff
General Psychology I	PSYC	1101	910	3	0530-0830	M	PY206	Smalley
Contemp. Social Problems	SOCI	1112	909	3	0530-0830	F	CL233	Staff
Sociology of Gender Roles	SOCI	3432	909	3	0530-0830	F	CL203	Cox
Natural Science II	UNIV	1611	909	4	0530-0830	M	MN201	Shugart
Natural Science II Lab	UNIV	1611	919	0	0530-0720	W	MN221	Staff
SATURDAY CLASSES
Intro to Film	COMM 1851	909	3	0900-1200	S	TC 237A	Staff
Oral Communication	COMM 2381	910	3	0900-1200	S	TC209	Staff
Intro to Microeconomics	ECON	2120	909	3	0900-1200	S	TBA	Staff
Fitness & Wellness	HPER	1100	909	2	0900-1100	S	FH170	Shroeder
Intro to Sociology	SOCI	1111	909	3	0900-1200	S	CL219	Haley
Marriage and Family	SOCI	3831	909	3	0900-1200	S	CL137	Petersen
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Off Campus Courses and Locations

Registration days and times may differ from those listed in the Memphis Campus Schedule of Classes and Packets students receive. Contact the director/coordinator listed with your class location for additional information and course listings. All Main Campus dates/deadlines apply to off-campus classes. Consult the Memphis Campus Schedule of Classes for dates/deadlines, policies and procedures.

MSU Jackson Center

Dr. Cindi Chance, Director 2046 N. Parkway, Jackson, TN 38301 901/427-4725 or 678-5087

Department (Course Prefix)	Course				Day or	Day of
Course Title	Number	Section	Credit	Time	Night	Week	Instructor
Accounting (ACCT)
Cases/Prob Decision Making	7110	500	3	0600-0900	N	M	Barton
Counseling & Personnel Services (COUN)
Theories of Counseling	7581	500	3	0515-0830	N	M	Gilliland
	8581	500	3	0515-0830	N	M	Gilliland
Theories Chid Coun/Cons	7582	500	3	0515-0830	N	M	Young
	8582	500	3	0515-0830	N	M	Young
Assessment Techniques	7651	500	3	0530-0830	N	Tu	Staff
	8651	500	3	0530-0830	N	Tu	Staff
Career Devel for Children	7662	500	3	0515-0830	N	Th	Staff
	8662	500	3	0515-0830	N	Th	Staff
Curriculum and Instruction (CIED)
Fund Curriculum Develop	7002	500	3	0430-0730	D	Tu	Staff
	8002	500	3	0430-0730	D	Tu	Staff
Modern Meth Sec Ed	7160	500	3	0430-0730	D	Th	Staff
	8160	500	3	0430-0730	D	Th	Staff
Cont Issues Lang Arts	7300	500	3	0430-0730	D	M	Staff
	8300	500	3	0430-0730	D	M	Staff
Education Administration and Supervision (EDAS)
Intro to Educ Admin	7100	500	3	0430-0730	D	Tu	Hirth
Ed Tech Facil Res Util	7140	500	3	0430-0730	D	Th	Beach
	8140	500	3	0430-0730	D	Th	Beach
Educational Psychology (EDPS)
Adol Psych App to Education	7112	500	3	0430-0730	D	W	Steitz
	8112	500	3	0430-0730	D	W	Steitz
Research Methodology & Statistics (EDRS)
Intro to Educ Research	7521	500	3	0530-0830	N	W	Zurhellen
Health (HLTH)
Obsrv Comm Hlth Agencies	4302	500	3	TBA		TBA	Staff
Management (MGMT)
Seminar in Organizations	7130	500	3	0600-0900	N	Tu	Danehower
Sociology (SOCI)
Seminar in Family	7830	500	3	0430-0730	D	Tu	Bates
	8830	500	3	0430-0730	D	Tu	Bates
Special Education (SPED)
Char of Educ Heap I	7201	500	3	0400-0700	D	Tu	Wood
	8201	500	3	0400-0700	D	Tu	Wood
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The Higher Education Alliance

Mr. Jim Selbe, Coordinator SAVTS, Crump, TN 901/632-3393

This alliance is administered cooperatively by Memphis State University, Jackson State Community College, and the State Area Vocational-Technical School at Crump. Reporting through University College and located at the State Area Vocational-Technical School at Crump, it offers an array of undergraduate and graduate courses to students in its service area.

Department (Course Prefix)	Course			Day or	Day of
Course Title	Number	Section	Credit	Time Night	Week	Instructor
Curriculum and Instruction (CIED)
Microcomputers/Lrng	7060	506	3	0515-0815 N	Th	Staff
	8060	506	3	0515-0815 N	Th	Staff
Tchg Social Stud Elem	7650	506	3	0515-0815 N	M	Staff
	8650	506	3	0515-0815 N	M	Staff
Tchg Social Stud Sec	7652	506	3	0515-0815 N	M	Staff
	8652	506	3	0515-0815 N	M	Staff

Contact the Higher Education Alliance for additional information and course listings.

Other Locations

Dr. Cindi Chance, Director 2046 N. Parkway, Jackson, TN 38301 901/427-4725 or 678-5087

Department (Course Prefix)

Course Day or Day of

Course Title Number Section Credit Time Night Week Instructor

Courses not available at this time. Contact the Jackson Center for additional information.

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Addenda To The Catalogs

MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE

The following items are corrections, revisions, or additions to the 1990-91 University Bulletins. Their publication here constitutes the official an- nouncement of the change to the University Bulletin.

UNIVERSITY HONORS PROGRAM

UNHP 3102. THE SOUTHERN EXPERIENCE. (3)

An exploration of the nature and characteristics of the South, con- centrating on the area usually designated the Mid-South. The course will integrate material related to a number of areas, includ- ing literature, music, economics, and history, and will feature dis- cussions, lectures, films, field trips, and guest speakers. Prereq- uisites: Upper-division standing and permission of the Director of the University Honors Program.

UNHP 4210. DEVELOPMENT AND REVOLUTION: THE SHAP- ING OF U.S.-LATIN AMERICAN RELATIONS. (3)

Examines the relationship of the industrialized to the non-in- dustrialized world with a focus on the developmental strategies shaping U.S.-Latin American relations. Historical, economic, politi- cal, religious, rhetorical, ecological, and intercuftural perspectives will be used to improve the students' ability to evaluate current events in this vital area. Prerequisites: Upper-division standing and permission of the Director of the University Honors Program.

THE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE

UNIV 3526. THEMATIC STUDIES— WHILE SOLDIERS FOUGHT: WAR & AMERICAN SOCIETY. (6)

This interdisciplinary course will use America as a case study to discern the effects of war, which is usually such a powerful phe- nomenon that it affects many segments of society and thus can- not be comprehensively explored within the confines of a single discipline. Secondly, war is the kind of phenomenon which may

provide particularly revealing insights into the nature of American society. It is neither so regular as to be routine nor so unusual as to be unique; and it is significant enough to test American institu- tions and character.

UNIV 3529. THEMATIC STUDIES— CHARACTER AND SOCIETY IN CONTEMPORARY AMERICA. (6)

A study of character and society in contemporary America from perspectives of social scientists and critics, philosophers, and ar- tists.

UNIV 3530. THEMATIC STUDIES— THE WORLD OF CATHERINE THE GREAT (3)

The purpose of this course is to introduce students to the culture of the world of Catherine the Great — history, politics, geography, social institutions, and the visual and narrative arts of eighteenth century Russia.

UNIV 4519. THEMATIC STUDIES— CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT IN AMERICA: EYES ON THE PRIZE (6)

The purpose of this course is to broaden student's understanding of race relations in America and to expose them to key civil rights issues, events, leaders and strategists.

UNIV 4701. SPECIAL TOPICS— THE DEAD SEA SCROLLS AND THEIR PEOPLE (3)

This course intends to study the major issues concerning the Dead Sea Scrolls. It will explore the discovery of the Scrolls, Qumran — the archaeological remains. It will also look at the nature and character of standard Judaism of the time; the unique- ness of the Qumran community, and will discuss the significance of the Hebrew text concerning biblical studies and will look at specific New Testament comparisons.

EXPOSURE TO HAZARDOUS CHEMICALS AND RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS

During the course of the semester some classes and laborato- ries may use hazardous chemicals, radioactive materials or radia- tion producing equipment.

Prior to enrolling for classes each semester Memphis State University recommends that students with health concerns or con- ditions seek private medical advice about the appropriateness for him/her to enroll in classes and laboratories using hazardous chemicals, radioactive materials or radiation producing equipment. The state of the art at this time is not sufficient to provide complete information about all possible side effects and health hazards, known and unknown which could develop from the expo- sure to and use of such hazardous chemicals, radioactive materi- als and radiation producing equipment.

During regular University business hours Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) for hazardous chemicals are available for review at the office of the chair for the department in which such chemi- cals are used. MSDS are also available for review at the office of the Radiation Safety Officer/Technologist. Information about expo- sure from radioactive materials and radiation producing equipment may be obtained from the Radiation Safety OfficerrTechnologist.

VA EDUCATIONAL BENEFITS

rr IS THE STUDENTS RESPONSIBILITY TO BE AWARE OF AND FULFILL ALL REQUIREMENTS FOR RECEIPT OF G.I. BILL BENEFITS.

Any student using VA Educational Assistance (G.I. Bill Benefits) at Memphis State University should contact the Office of Vet- eran's Services (Room 212, Scates Hall, 678-2996). New stu- dents should be prepared to furnish the following items as

needed: an original or VA certified copy of their DD 214, or other armed forces separation papers, a copy of their Delayed Enlist- ment Contract, copies of their children's birth certificates, a copy of a divorce decree if either vet or spouse was previously married, their VA file number if benefits have been used previously, and a transcript from any college or university previously attended.

The VA places restrictions on those receiving veterans edu- cational benefits. Some of these restrictions include: regular class attendance, satisfactory academic progress, and adherence to a specific degree program. The VA will not pay for repeated courses if the grade already earned is acceptable for graduation requirements and major objectives at this University (this includes transfer credit), or for elective courses in excess of those needed to meet graduation requirements.

Certification Reminders:

(1) Register with the Office of Veterans Services every semester by completing a Veteran Data Sheet and Certification Re- quest.

(2) Report credit allowed for prior training in cooperation with your adviser by completing a "Request for Reevaluation of Prior Credit" form. These forms are available from the Office of Vet- erans Services.

(3) Inform the Office of Veterans Services of any changes in major or degree pursued, address, marital status, or number of dependents claimed.

(4) After registering, report to the Office of Veterans Services im- mediately all changes in class schedules including adds, drops, section changes, cancelled courses, and withdrawals.

(5) Obtain a degree posting sheet/formal degree plan from your adviser, and furnish a copy to the Office of Veterans Services, as well as keeping a copy for your personal files.

For more information on eligibility requirements, monthly pay rates, and other services available, contact the Office of Veterans Services.

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SEXUAL HARASSMENT

Policy

It is against University policy to harass or to discriminate against any member of the University Community on the basis of sex, race, color, national origin, age, or handicap and/or veteran status.

Such actions are prohibited not only by University policy, but also by Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 as amended, and Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972. Other types of harassment are prohibited by applicable law. Violation of these Acts may subject the University and/or individuals to disciplinary action and may have legal consequences.

Harassment is reprehensible and will not be tolerated by the University. It subverts the mission of the University and threatens the careers, educational experience, and well-being of students, faculty and staff. Incidents involving sexual harassment, racial harassment or discrimination have no place within the University. In both obvious and subtle ways, even a suggestion of sexual or racial harassment is destructive to individual students, faculty, staff, and the academic community as a whole.

When, through fear of reprisal, a student, staff member, or fa- culty member submits or is pressured to submit to unwanted sexual attention, the University's ability to carry out its mission is undermined.

Sexual harassment is especially serious when it threatens rela- tionships between teacher and student or supervisor and subordi- nate. In such situations, sexual harassment exploits unfairly the power inherent in a faculty member's or supervisor's position. Through grades, wage increases, recommendations for graduate study, promotion, and the like, a teacher or supervisor can have a decisive influence on a student's, staff member's or faculty mem- ber's career at the University and beyond.

While sexual harassment most often takes place in situations of a power differential between the persons involved, the University also recognizes that sexual harassment may occur between per- sons of the same University status. The University will not tolerate behavior between or among members of the University commu- nity that creates an unacceptable work or educational environ- ment.

A. Sexual harassment is defined as unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors and other verbal or physical con- duct of a sexual nature when one of the following criteria is met:

a. submission to such conduct is made either explicitly or im- plicitly a term or condition of the individual's employment or of the individual's status in a program, course or activity; or

b. submission to or rejection of such conduct by an individual is used as a basis for employment decisions, a criterion for evaluation, or a basis for academic or other decisions af- fecting such individual; or

c. such conduct has the purpose or effect of unreasonably interfering with an individual's work performance or edu- cational experience or creating an intimidating, hostile, or offensive work or educational environment.

Whether the alleged conduct constitutes sexual harassment de- pends upon the record as a whole and the totality of the circum- stances, such as the nature of sexual advances in the context within which the alleged incident occurred.

B. Sexual harassment encompasses any sexual attention that is unwanted. Examples of the verbal or physical conduct pro- hibited include, but are not limited to:

a. Physical assault;

b. Direct or implied threats that submission to sexual ad- vances will be a condition of employment, work status, pro- motion, grades, or letters of recommendation;

c. Direct propositions of a sexual nature;

d. Subtle and persistent pressure for sexual activity;

e. A pattern of conduct intended to discomfort or humiliate, or both, that includes one or more of the following: (i) com- ments of a sexual nature; or (ii) sexually explicit state- ments, questions, jokes, or anecdotes;

f. A pattern of conduct that would discomfort or humiliate, or both, a reasonable person at whom the conduct was directed that includes one or more of the following: (i) un- wanted sexual advances such as touching, patting, hug- ging, or brushing against a person's body; (ii) remarks of a

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sexual nature about a person's clothing or body; or (iii) re- marks about sexual activity or speculations about previous sexual experience.

C. Generally, racial harassment is defined as any person's con- duct which unreasonably interferes with an individual's per- formance by creating an intimidating, hostile, or offensive working or educational environment. Harassment on the basis of race, color, or national origin, includes offensive or demean- ing treatment of an individual, where such treatment is based typically on prejudiced stereotypes of a group to which that individual may belong. It includes, but is not limited to, ob- jectionable epithets, threatened or acvual physical harm or abuse, or other intimidating or insulting conduct directed against the individual because of his/her race, color, or national origin. Title VII requires employers to take prompt ac- tion to prevent individuals from expressing their opinions in a way which abuses or offends their coworkers.

D. Generally, harassment on the basis of religion, handicap, or other protected status includes any conduct which has the pur- pose or has the reasonably foreseeable effect of interfering with an individual's academic efforts, employment, or participa- tion in institutionally sponsored activities. Such harassment also includes any activity which creates an intimidating, hostile or demeaning environment.

The University seeks to encourage the prompt reporting of such harassment and its prompt resolution through University pro- cedures. Where the charge of harassment is by one student against another student, the Assistant Dean of Students for Judi- cial Affairs and the Associate Dean of Student Development will investigate and resolve the complaint in accordance with student disciplinary procedures. Other charges of harassment should be directed to the University Affirmative Action Officer for investiga- tion and recommendations to the President and will follow guide- lines set forth in University Procedure 2A:12:04A.

In addition, the University will take steps towards and en- courage the development of programs aimed at informing stu- dents and employees of their rights to be free from sexual harass- ment and the procedures available for reporting. Programs will also be developed and aimed at preventing harassment.

Procedure

The purpose of this procedure is to provide a clearly defined means of reporting and investigating the complaints of students, faculty, and employees where they believe they have encountered harassment as defined by the University policy. The final resolu- tion of such complaints and the imposition of any appropriate sanctioning will be governed by existing University procedures.

The President has assigned the University Equal Employ- ment/Affirmative Action Compliance Officer the responsibility of in- vestigating any complaint related to this procedure. The responsi- bility of investigating complaints against students has been as- signed to the Assistant Dean for Judicial Affairs and the Associate Dean of Student Development in accordance with appropriate stu- dent disciplinary procedures.

Since harassment based on race, sex, or any other factor has been defined as discriminatory in nature, the following will be im- plemented for the reporting of harassment:

a. Complaint by student against student - Procedure: Sexual harassment complaint to Assistant Dean of Students for Judicial Affairs for investigation and possible disciplinary action. Complaint of other discriminatory harassment to As- sociate Dean of Student Development for investigation and possible disciplinary action.

b. Complaint by faculty member or staff against student - Procedure: Same as (a).

c. Complaint by student against faculty member or staff; fa- culty member against staff; faculty member against faculty member or supervisor; or staff against faculty member, staff, supervisor or outside University contracting agency - Procedure: Complaint to University Affirmative Action Of- ficer for investigation and possible disciplinary action by the President.

Procedures

The following procedures are intended to protect the rights of the aggrieved party as well as the party against whom an allega- tion of harassment is lodged, as required by state and federal laws. Each charge will be properly investigated and, when war-

ranted, appropriate disciplinary action taken against the individual charged.

In situations that require immediate action, because of safety or other concerns, the institution can take any disciplinary action which is appropriate, e.g., suspension with pay, pending the initia- tion of the investigation by the EEO/AA officer. The University Af- firmative Action Officer and the President should be contacted in situations requiring immediate action. The TBR Office of General Counsel will be contacted before any immediate action is taken and prior to any investigation.

A. Preliminary Investigation

1. Any student, applicant for employment or employee who believes he or she has been subjected to harassment at Memphis State University shall present the charge to the designated EEO/AA officer responsible for compliance with Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 or Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972.

2. The EEO/AA officer will make every attempt to get the ag- grieved party to provide the charge in writing. The charge shall include the circumstances giving rise to the allega- tions and the dates of the alleged occurrences. The charge shall be signed by the aggrieved individual and notarized. However, where the aggrieved individual refuses to sign a written charge, the EEO/AA officer will still investigate the allegations, and recommend to the President appropriate action. Based on the findings of this investigation, the EEO/AA officer may recommend to the President appro- priate action which may or may not be the steps outlined in the remaining paragraphs of this guideline.

3. The EEO/AA officer shall notify in writing the charged party within five (5) working days of receipt of the charge. The charged party shall respond in writing to the charge within five (5) days of notification.

4. The EEO/AA officer may meet with both parties for the pur- pose of resolving the charge informally.

5. The EEO/AA officer shall conduct an investigation of the charge and submit a report to the President, TBR EEO/AA officer, and the parties within twenty (20) working days fol- lowing receipt of the charge. Each report shall outline the basis of the charge, including the dates of the alleged oc- currences, the response of the charged party, the findings of the EEO/AA officer and all attempts to resolve the charge informally and recommendations regarding disposi- tion of the charge. If following an investigation the EEO/AA officer finds there is no substantial evidence to support the charge, the parties shall be so advised in writing.

6. If the investigation reveals that there is evidence to support the charge, the President may meet with the charged party and/or the charging party and attempt to resolve the prob- lem by agreement. In addition, the charged party shall be advised of his/her right to a hearing pursuant to the proce- dures set forth below. A charged party may request a hear- ing within ten (1 0) days following receipt of the report.

B. Hearing

1 . If the charged party requests a hearing, he or she shall be advised of hearing procedures available under Board of Regents Policy No. 1:06:00:05, Uniform Procedures for Cases Subject to Tennessee Uniform Administrative Proce- dures Act, and of the established Memphis State University procedures available for resolution of the matter in ques- tion. The party requesting a hearing shall be given the op- portunity to elect the procedures pursuant to which the matter shall be heard.

2. When an individual elects to proceed under the established Memphis State University procedures for resolution of the matter, the election should be in writing and signed by the individual making the election and should expressly waive the procedures available under the TUAPA as to the matter in question. When a party elects to proceed pursuant to established procedures at Memphis State University, these procedures shall include the following minimal require- ments:

a. Notice of the charge to the party or parties.

b. The right of the party or parties to present his or her case.

c. The right to be accompanied by an advisor.

d. The right to call witnesses in his or her behalf.

e. The right to confront witnesses against him or her. In addition, in any case where the President makes a decision which is adverse to the charge or claim of either party, the Presi- dent shall advise the person of any right of appeal provided by TBR policy.

3. Individuals electing to proceed under the TUAPA shall be referred to the appropriate Memphis State University official responsible for commencement of actions under the TUAPA as provided in Board Policy No. 1 :06:00:05.

4. When a charge involves a tenured faculty member, the same informal and formal procedures set out above shall be utilized. Tenured faculty members shall have the same right to elect hearing procedures as set out herein. Where the selected hearing procedure results in a finding that sexual harassment exists and the President determines that the harassment constitutes adequate cause for termi- nation, then the matter will proceed under either Memphis State University policy for termination of tenure or TBR policy 5:02:03:00. Under TBR policy the matter shall proceed under section III. 16 on page 15 of 19.

PRIVACY RIGHTS OF PARENTS & STUDENTS NOTICE TO STUDENTS

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, with which the University intends to comply fully, is designed to protect the privacy of education records, to establish the right of students to inspect and review their education records, and to provide guidelines for the correction of inaccurate or misleading data through informal and formal hearings. Students also have the right to file complaints with The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act Office (FERPA) concerning alleged failures by the in- stitution to comply with the Act.

Provisions for the release of information about students and the rights of students and others to have access to Memphis State University education records are as follows: A. Release of Personally Identifiable Student Education Re- cords.

Memphis State University shall not permit access to or release of any information in the Education Records which is specifi- cally identifiable as referring to any student, other than Directory Information, without the written consent of the stu- dent to any party other than the following:

1 . MSU officials and staff who have legitimate educational in- terests, including academic excellence, honor societies, and fraternities and sororities. Written requests from such officials or organizations shall be sent to the Records Of- fice, and proper identification will be required.

2. Officials of other schools in which the student seeks admis- sion, if the student has executed a release form to that institution. (At a later date a request for academic informa- tion from another institution of learning indicating the rea- son will be honored as a matter of inter-institutional courtesy.)

3. Appropriate persons in connection with a student's applica- tion for or receipt of financial aid.

4. Federal or State officials as defined in the regulations con- cerning this law.

5. State and local officials authorized by State statute adopted prior to November 19, 1974.

6. Organizations conducting studies for, or on behalf of, Mem- phis State University for the purpose of assisting in accom- plishing the University's stated goals, and when such infor- mation will be used only by such organizations and sub- sequently destroyed when no longer needed for the in- tended purpose. The Dean of Admissions and Records or his designate must approve requests of this nature.

7. Accrediting organizations to carry out their functions.

8. Parents of a dependent student as defined in section 152 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954. (Note: Husband or wife cannot get records of his/her spouse regardless of de- pendency.)

9. In compliance with judicial order or subpoena after the Uni- versity has made a reasonable effort to notify the student.

10. Appropriate persons in connection with an +emergency if such knowledge is necessary to protect the health or safety

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of a student or other persons. Verification of the conditions involved will be fully documented.

Note: All individuals and agencies who have requested or ob- tained access to a student's record (except as stated in A 1-7) will be noted in a record which is kept with each stu- dent's closed file. A request must be in writing stating the purpose of the request. This record will also indicate specifically the legitimate interest that the person or agency had in obtaining the information, and the information made available will be limited to that necessary to satisfy such demonstrable needs.

B. Definitions:

— Educational Records. "Educational Records" is defined as those records, files, documents, and other material which (1) contain information directly related to a student; and (2) are maintained by Memphis State University or by a person acting for the University. They do not include: (1 ) personal notes; (2) records available only to law enforcement per- sonnel; (3) employment records; (4) medical, psychological, and psychiatric records (these are accessible to the stu- dent's physician); (5) and records containing only informa- tion relating to a person after that person is no longer a student at the University. An example would be a record of accomplishments of an alumnus of the University.

— Student. A student is any person who is or has been en- rolled at Memphis State University. Wherever "student" is used in reference to personal rights, an eligible parent of a dependent student has similar rights. This "eligible" parent is one who has satisfied Section 152 of the Internal Re- venue Code of 1954, and who presents proof of such to the custodian. Normally, this will be notarized affirmation by the parent declaring that the student is a dependent for Federal Income Tax purposes.

— Directory Information. "Directory Information" is defined as: The student's name, address, telephone listing, date and place of birth, major field of study, participation in officially recognized activities and sports, weight and height of mem- bers of athletic teams, dates of attendance, degrees and awards received, the most recent previous education agency or institution attended by the student, the student's full- or part-time status, and the student level. At the time a student registers for courses, the student may personally deliver to the Records Office a written request that directory information for that student may not be released. This notification is effective only for the one semester for which the student is then registering. Such information will then be withheld if the request is received within 14 days after the beginning of classes.

— Access. To have access to an "Educational Record" is to be allowed to see the original record. It implies the right to obtain copies of that record.

— School Officials. School officials are those University em- ployees with general or specific responsibility for promoting the educational objectives of the University. Employees whose responsibilities place them within this category include: teachers; faculty advisers; admissions counselors; academic advisers; therapeutic counselors and vocational counselors; degree analysts; employment place- ment personnel; deans, department chairmen, directors, and other administrative officials responsible for some part of the academic enterprise or one of the supporting activi- ties; administrative and faculty sponsors of officially recog- nized clubs, organizations, etc.; members, including stu- dent members, of committees appointed by the President; and clerical personnel employed to assist University offi- cials in discharging professional responsibilities. Access by these officials is restricted where practical only to students for whom they have professional responsibility and only to that portion of the student record necessary for the dis- charge of assigned duties.

— Legitimate Educational Interests. Legitimate educational interests are defined as those interests which are essential to the general process of higher education prescribed by various legislative acts and the body of policy adopted by the governing board. Legitimate educational interests would include teaching, research, public service, and such

directly supportive activities as academic advising, general counseling, therapeutic counseling, discipline, vocational counseling and job placement, financial assistance and ad- visement, medical services, and academic assistance ac- tivities.

In addition, the University officially recognizes appropriate co-curricular activities which are generally supportive of overall goals of the institution and contribute generally to the well-being of the entire student body and specifically to many individuals who participate in these activities. These activities include varsity and intramural sports, social fraternities and sororities, honorary and academic fraterni- ties and sororities, departmental clubs, professional fraternities, special interest clubs, and student government.

C. Procedure for Gaining Access to Educational Records.

— To gain access, the student must request the custodian to allow him to peruse the "Educational Record," which re- quest will be granted within a reasonable period of time. The student may ask for an explanation and/or copy of his "Educational Record." Examination will be permitted under conditions which will prevent alteration or mutilation of the record. A student must present proper identification upon request. Documents submitted by or for the student in sup- port of his application for admission or for transfer credit will not be returned to the student nor sent elsewhere.

— If the student believes the "Record" content to be inaccu- rate, he may submit a request for amendment of his re- cord. Normally such matters will be satisfactorily settled in the course of informal discussion with the student. When this is not the case, the request and the challenge must be presented in writing to the record custodian who will inform the student of his decision within 45 days and of his right to a hearing. The student may then submit a written re- quest for a hearing to the Dean of Admissions and Re- cords who will (1) appoint an Appeals Committee con- sisting of four "Record" custodians (none of whom is cus- todian of the "Record" in question), with one of the four designated as chairman, and (2) designate a time and place for the first meeting and inform the student of the same.

— The Appeals Committee will convene with the student within 45 days from the date of the request, allowing the student, or his parents if the student is a dependent, to present relevant evidence. The student may be assisted or represented by counsel of his choice and at his own ex- pense. A written decision based solely upon evidence pre- sented at the hearing will be given the student within 45 days after the conclusion of the hearing, including a sum- mary of the evidence and reasons for the decision and notification of his right to place a statement in the "Edu- cational Record." Thereupon, the student may submit to the Committee a written explanation to be inserted into the "Record."

Note: This procedure does not provide for a hearing to contest an academic grade.

D. Right of Access Does Not Include:

1 . Financial records of parents or any information therein.

2. Confidential letters and statements of recommendation which were placed in the "Educational Records" prior to January 1, 1975.

3. "Records" to which access has been waived by a student.

E. No University office receiving student information shall, and all agencies receiving student information will be advised not to, release the information to another party without the written consent of the student. <

F. The University retains all rights to the student's academic re- cord and may withhold transcripts of the record because of unfulfilled obligations to the University.

G. Eligible students and parents have the right to file a complaint with the Department of Education concerning an alleged failure by the University to comply with the "Privacy Rights of Parents and Students" Act. Students may also file a complaint against the University in the office of the Dean of Admissions and Records. A copy of the Act may be read in the offices of the Associate Dean of Admissions and Records (Records), the Dean of Admissions and Records, or the University Counsel.

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TYPE OF EDUCATION RECORD

Closed File (Established upon first registration)

Advising Folder

Graduate School File

College File (Excluding Graduate School)

Department File

Academic Record

Residency Classification

Student Information Form

International Student Folder

Incident Report

Vehicle Registration Card

Traffic Notice Teacher Placement

Placement

Withdrawal Records

Discipline

Counseling Record

Test Scores

Individual Personal Folders

Health Record

Veterans Affairs Information

Teacher Education

INFORMATION IN RECORD

Application for admission, high school

transcript, college transcript, test

scores,

misc. correspondence, evaluation of

transfer redit from other colleges

Adviser's copy of student grade report, adviser's copy of adviser's form, de- gree plan forms, ACT profile, high school transcript, evaluation of transfer credit from other colleges

Transcripts from other colleges, appli- cation for graduation, application for de- gree candidacy, grade reports

Grade reports, application for degree, degree certification, degree analysis forms, recommendations (Doctoral stu- dents in College of Education only)

Record of incomplete grades, applica- tion for graduate degree candidacy, graduate admission material, record of progress, credit by examination materi- als, oiacement examination materials

Courses taken and grades earned

Residency Information

Personal address, class schedules, tel- ephone nos.

Immigration information and Recom- mendations

Details concerning incidents and per- sons involved

Identification of Persons and Vehicles

Names and Offenses

Name, phone, address, QPA, earn- ings, honors, work experiences, mili- tary data, educational experience, eval- uation of individual traits

Name, phone, address, QPA, earn- ings, honors, work experiences, mili- tary data, educational experience, eval- uation of individual traits

Demographic Violations and Penalties

Demographic and Counseling Summary Test Scores (MAT & SCAT) Personal and Financial Data Medical Information

Money received through VA, class at- tendance, academic loads

Recommendations and Admission Sta- tus, Evaluation of Student Teaching and other Laboratory Experiences

POSITION OF CUSTODIAN

Dean of Admissions and Records

Student's Adviser

Dean of the Graduate School

Each College Dean

Each Department Chairman

LOCATION OF RECORD*

Assistant to Associate Dean AD 115

Student's Adviser Adviser's Office

Custodian AD 315

Each College Dean's Office

Each Department Chairman's Office

Dean of Admissions and Records	Records Supervisor AD 143
Dean of Admissions and Records	Residency Adviser AD 205
Dean of Admissions and Records	Records Supervisor AD 119
International Student Adviser	Custodian UC417
Director, Security Service	Custodian AD 151
Director, Security Service	Custodian AD 151
Director, Security Service	Custodian AD 151
Assistant Dean, College of Education	Custodian ED 215
Director, Career Planning & Placement	Custodian SC315
Director, Counseling Center ,	Custodian SC111
Assistant Dean of Students	Custodian SC204
Director, Counseling Center	Custodian SC 111
Director Counseling Center	Testing Center SC 103
Director of Student Aid	Custodian SC312
Director of Health Center	Custodian HC
Coordinator Veterans Affairs	Custodian SC212
Assistant Dean, College of Education	Custodian ED 215

'For review of your records you may go to the location indicated in this column.

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MEMPHIS STATE UNIVERSITY'S POSITION ON DRUG AND ALCOHOL USE BY STUDENTS

In accordance with local, state and federal laws and with University Regulations promulgated in accordance with the Tennessee Board of Regents policy, students are pro- hibited from unlawfully possessing, using, selling, manu- facturing or distributing illicit drugs on University owned or controlled property. Also, students are prohibited from possessing, using, selling, manufacturing or distributing alcoholic beverages on University owned or controlled property.

At off -campus University sponsored (funded) events, stu- dents are prohibited from unlawfully possessing, using, selling, manufacturing or distributing illicit drugs. Alcohol shall not be abused by those of legal drinking age, nor used, possessed or distributed by those who have not attained drinking age.

Additionally, students are prohibited from being under the influence of illegal drugs or alcohol while on University owned or controlled property or while attending any Uni- versity sponsored (funded) activity.

Underthe laws of the state of Tennessee, a person convicted of the unlawful possession, use or distribution of an illicit drug or alcohol may face a fine ranging from fifty dollars ($50) to $500,000 and may face imprisonment ranging from thirty (30) days to sixty (60) years. Dependent on the offense and its classification, the fine and imprisonment may vary but will be within the limits noted. Descriptions of the offenses and sanctions listed are located in the Tennessee Code Anonotated (T.C.A.) in sections 39-17- 401 through 427 and in sections 40-35-101 through 504.

Under the laws of the United States, a person convicted of the manufacture, distribution or possession of any con- trolled substance may face a fine of up to $ 1 00,000 and may face imprisonment of up to one (1) year for Schedule V drugs, and a fine of up to $400,000 and life imprisonment for Schedule I drugs. Dependent on the offense and its clas- sification (according to the schedule of the drug), the sanction may vary but will be within the limits listed above. These sanctions are doubled when the offense involves either (i) distribution or possession at or near a school or college campus (emphasis supplied) or (ii) distribution to persons under 2 1 years of age. Additional sanctions include civil fines of up to $10,000 for simple possession and loss of eligibility for federal benefits. Descriptions of offenses and sanctions are located in the United States Code (U.S.C.), title 21, sections 801 et seq.

The use of illicit drugs or alcohol may result in a variety of health problems. Excessive use of alcohol, for instance, has been shown to result in damage to the heart and liver, impairment of brain activity, digestion and blood circula- tion; impairment of judgment, memory and motor skills; and ultimately, may lead to death.

The use of illicit drugs has been shown to cause organic damage, impairment of physiological processes, and im- pairment to mental functioning. Risks of contracting hepa- titis, AIDS and other infections increases when illicit drugs are injected. The use of illicit drugs may also lead to death.

Memphis State University students have access to a wide variety of drug or alcohol related counseling/assistance programs, both on and off campus. On campus services, which are entirely free to students, include the Center for Student Development's Psychological Counseling unit, the University's Health Center and the Department of Psychol- ogy's counseling services (Psychological Service Center). For more information on campus based services, contact the Center for Student Development at 678-2067 (MSU-2067).

Off campus programs to assist the substance abuser range from groups dealing with addictive behaviors-such as Alcoholic Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous or Cocaine Anonymous— to full service, in-patient programs operated by local hospitals or health-related concerns. These pro- grams may be contacted either directly orthrough referral by the MSU's Center for Student Development; although, none are operated with the assistance of the University.

Violation of University Policy as stated in Section A above will result in disciplinary action being taken against the re- sponsible student A violation may result in a sanction ranging from a simple warning and referral for treatment to a full suspension or expulsion from the University and may also result in referral forprosecution by local, state or federal authorities. For a more detailed view of the disciplinary process, see the Student Handbook section on student disci- pline ("Code of Conduct") or contact the Office of Judicial Affairs at 678-2298 (MSU-2298).

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MEMPfflS STATE UNIVERSITY

* Every vehicle parked on campus property must be registered with the Parking Office and have a parking permit properly displayed. Parking meters have been placed in parking lots around the University for the use of visitors. Parking permits are designed to hang from the inside rearview mirror post and may be transferred to a replacement vehicle when the regis- tered vehicle is not available. Temporary parking pemiits must be purchased from the Park- ing Office when you forget to transfer the regular parking permit.

* Vehicles must be parked within parking spaces delineated by white lines.

* Campus Traffic and Parking Regulations are available in the Parking Office, 151 Admin- istration Building and the Information Center located at the comer of Patterson and Central.

* Improperly parked vehicles may be towed at owner's expense. The issuance of a parking decal does not guarantee a parking space on University property. The inability to locate a legal parking space does not diminish the responsibility to park in accordance with Univer- sity parking regulations.

* A limited number of spaces are available for students in the gate access lots. These spaces are sold for either day or evening use and a parking space is virtually guaranteed. Applica- tions for gate access parking are available in the Parking Office or in the Fee Payment Center during registration.

* Parking lots are either Priority (gate access), Reserved, General, Resident, or Visitor. All University owned streets are reserved for Resident or Visitor parking. A parking sign is erected at the entrance to each lot and University owned street indicating the use of that lot or street.

* Security officers, parking officers, faculty members or staff employees are not empowered to allow anyone to violate the traffic and parking regulations.

* Storing articles of value (including radar detectors) in parked automobiles is discouraged. However, if articles must be left in an automobile they should be placed out of sight and/or locked in the trunk. Memphis State University does not assume responsibility for loss of personal property.

* Motorists may obtain assistance or information from any campus officer on patrol or by calling 678-4357 (MSU-HELP).

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