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FAMILY EDUCATIONAL RIGHTS AND PRIVACY ACT — DIRECTORY INFORMATION Notification of Rights Under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) affords students certain rights with respect to their education records. "Education records" are those records, files, documents and other materials which contain information directly related to a student and which are maintained by the University, including admissions, disciplinary records, personal academic and financial aid files, employment records and placement records. The rights afforded by FERPA are: 1.

The right to inspect and review the student's education records within 45 days of the day the University receives a request for access. The Office of the Vice President and General Counsel has been designated by the University to coordinate the inspection and review procedures for student education records. A student wishing to review the student's education records must make a written request to the Office of the Vice President and General Counsel listing the specific records the student wishes to inspect and review. The form for making such a written request may be obtained from the Office of the Vice President and General Counsel. Once such a request is received, the Office of the Vice President and General Counsel will make arrangements for access and notify the student of the time and place where the records may be inspected.

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The right to request the amendment of the student's education records that the student believes are inaccurate or misleading. Students may ask the University to amend a record that they believe is inaccurate or misleading. They should write to the University official responsible for the record, clearly identify the part of the record they want changed, and specify why it is inaccurate or misleading. If the University decides not to amend the record as requested by the student, the University will notify the student of the decision and advise the student of his or her right to a hearing regarding the request for amendment. Additional information regarding the hearing procedures will be provided to the student when notified of the right to a hearing.

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The rights to consent to disclosures of personally identifiable information contained in the student's education records, except to the extent that FERPA authorizes disclosure without consent.

One exception which permits disclosure without consent is disclosure to school officials with legitimate education interests. A school official is a person employed by the University in an administrative, supervisory, academic or research, or support staff position (including law enforcement unit personnel and health staff); a person or company with whom the University has contracted (such as an attorney, auditor or collection agent); a person serving on the Board of Trustees; or a student serving on an official committee, such as a disciplinary or grievance committee, or assisting another school official in performing his or her tasks. A school official has a legitimate education interest if the official needs to review an education record in order to fulfill his or her professional responsibility. Upon request, the University discloses education records without consent to officials of another school in which a student seeks or intends to enroll. 4.

The right to file a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education concerning alleged failures by the University to comply with the requirements of FERPA. The name and address of the office that administers FERPA is: Family Policy Compliance Office U. S. Department of Education 400 Maryland Avenue, S. W. Washington, DC 20202-4605 At its discretion, the University, without the student's permission, may provide directory information in accordance with the provisions of FERPA. Such directory information includes: student name, addresses and telephone numbers (local and permanent), e-mail address, date and place of birth, photograph(s) of student (not ID picture), major field(s) of study, dates of attendance, degrees and awards received, the most recent previous educational agency or institution attended by the student, participation in officially recognized activities and sports, and weight and height of members of athletic teams. Students may withhold directory information by notifying the registrar in writing. These requests will be honored by the University for one academic year; therefore, authorization to withhold directory information must be filed by students annually in the Office of the Registrar.

GRADUATION RATE Of the students entering a full-time, first-year, bachelor degree-seeking program in the fall of 1997, 95 percent graduated within six years. The complete IPEDS Graduation Rate survey may be found in the Office of Institutional Research.

TABLE OF CONTENTS Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act Class Selection Index Registration To Do List REGISTRATION INFORMATION Advising Auditing a Class (Graduate students only) Class t o a d s and Overloads '. Class Search Class Search (basic summary search) Schedule of Classes (advanced search) Class Search while in Registration Classification Calculations Co-Requisite Classes ' Course Reference Number - CRN Course Renumbering Enrollment Error (Registration Errors) Full-Time/Part-Time Status Pass/Fail Option Permit-Override Registration Alternate PIN Register: Add/Drop Add Classes i Co-Requisites Adjusting Credit .Hours of Variable Credit Class Drop a Class Exchange Classes Registrar Resource Central Registration Status Saint Mary's - Registering for Classes Schedule (view or print) Seat Allocation Time Ticket Assignments Tutorials ; Worksheet (Registration Worksheet)

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CLASS SCHEDULE TERMINOLOGY UNIVERSITY CLASS SCHEDULE University Seminars College of Arts and Letters College of Engineering College of Science College of Business School of Architecture University Courses Saint Mary's College Final Examination Schedule -Spring 2006

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CLASS SELECTION INDEX DEPARTMENT/PROGRAM

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COLLEGE OF ARTS & LETTERS http://al.nd.edu/ Africans Studies Program American Studies Program Anthropology Art, Art History and Design History Art Studio Design Arts & Letters Asian Studies Catholic Social Tradition (Theology) Center for Social Concerns Classics Arabic Greek Language and Literature Hebrew Language and Literature Latin Middle Eastern Syriac College Seminar (Arts & Letters) Computer Applications East Asian Languages & Literatures Chinese Japanese Economics and Econometrics Economics & Policy Studies English Film, Television, & Theatre Gender Studies , German Language & Literature Hesburgh Program in Public Service History Honors (Arts & Letters) Irish Language and Literature Irish Studies Journalism, Ethics and Democracy (American Studies) Latin American Studies Medieval Institute Music Philosophy Political Science Program of Liberal Studies Psychology Religion and Literature (Theology) Romance Languages & Literatures FrenchItalian Portuguese Spanish Russian Language & Literature (German & Russian) Science, Technology & Values Sociology Theology University Seminars University Writing Program

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AFAM AM ST ANTH

327 O'Shaughnessy Hall 314 O'Shaughnessy Hall 611 Planner Hall

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ARHI 306 Riley Hall of Art ARST 306 Riley Hall of Art DESN 306 Riley Hall of Art AL 104 O'Shaughnessy Hall ASIA 210 O'Shaughnessy Hall CST 130 Malloy Hall CSC 100 Center for Social Concerns CLAS 304 O'Shaughnessy Hall WEAR 304 O'Shaughnessy Hall CLGR 304 O'Shaughnessy Hall MEHE . . . . . . . . . 304 O'Shaughnessy Hall CLLA 304 O'Shaughnessy Hall MELC 304 O'Shaughnessy Hall CLSS 304 O'Shaughnessy Hall CSEM 346 O'Shaughnessy Hall CAPP 848 Planner Hall LLEA 205 O'Shaughnessy Hall EALC 205 O'Shaughnessy Hall EALJ ' . . . 205 O'Shaughnessy Hall , ECON 434 Planner Hall ECON 245 O'Shaughnessy Hall ENGL 356 O'Shaughnessy Hall FTT 230 DeBartolo Performing Arts Center GSC 325 O'Shaughnessy Hall GE 318 O'Shaughnessy Hall HESB . . . 337 O'Shaughnessy Hall HIST 219 O'Shaughnessy Hall ALHN 323 O'Shaughnessy Hall IRLL 422 Planner Hall IRST 422 Planner Hall JED 314 O'Shaughnessy Hall ' LAST 130 Hesburgh Center Ml 715 Hesburgh Library \ MUS 105 Crowley Hall of Music PHIL 100 Malloy Hall POLS 217 O'Shaughnessy Hall PLS 215 O'Shaughnessy Hall PSY 118 Haggar Hall ' . . . . RLT 422 Planner Hall LLRO 343 O'Shaughnessy Hall ROFR 343 O'Shaughnessy Hall ROIT 343 O'Shaughnessy Hall . ROPO .' 343 O'Shaughnessy Hall ROSP 343 O'Shaughnessy Hall RU 318 O'Shaughnessy Hall STV 309 O'Shaughnessy Hall SOC 810 Planner Hall THEO 130 Malloy Hall FYC

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MENDOZA COLLEGE OF BUSINESS http://www.nd.edu/~cba Accountancy Business Administration (Non-Departmental) Finance Management Marketing .'

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COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING www.nd.edu/~enqineer Aerospace & Mechanical Engineering Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering Civil Engineering & Geological Sciences: Civil Engineering Environmental Geoscience Computer Science & Engineering Electrical Engineering Engineering (Non-Departmental)

AME CBE

365 Fitzpatrick Hall of Engineering 182 Fitzpatrick Hall of Engineering

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156 Fitzpatrick Hall of Engineering 156 Fitzpatrick Hall of Engineering 384 Fitzpatrick Hall of Engineering 275 Fitzpatrick Hall of Engineering 257 Fitzpatrick Hall of Engineering

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COLLEGE OF SCIENCE http://www.science.nd.edu Biological Sciences Chemistry & Biochemistry Mathematics Physics Preprofessional Studies Science

BIOS CHEM MATH PHYS SCPP SC

107 Galvin Life Science Center 251 Nieuwland Science Hall 255 Hurley Building c .. 225 Nieuwland Science Hall 239 Nieuwland Science Hall 174 Hurley Building

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UNIVERSITY Aerospace Studies (Air Force ROTC) Institute for Educational Initiatives Institute for International Peace Studies Institute for Latino Studies Military Science Leadership (Army ROTC) Naval Science (Navy ROTC)

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211 Pasquerilla Center 270 Institute for Educational Initiatives 100 Hesburgh Center 230 McKenna Hall 216 Pasquerilla Center 213 Pasquerilla Center

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COLLEGE/SCHOOL ACADEMIC OFFICES Architecture Arts and Letters Business Administration Engineering First Year of Studies Graduate School Law Master of Business Administration Master of Business Administration - Executive Program Master of Science in Accountancy Master of Nonprofit Administration Science

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110 Bond Hall 104 O'Shaughnessy Hall 101 Mendoza College of Business 257 Fitzpatrick Hall of Engineering 219 Coleman-Morse Center • 502 Main Building 106 Law School 276 Mendoza College of Business 126 Mendoza College of Business 123 Mendoza College of Business 340 Mendoza College of Business 174 Hurley Building

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Registration To Do List

Familiarize yourself with insideNP & the STUDENT SERVICES CHANNEL. View your REGISTRATION STATUS to verify your eligibility to register for classes and to find vour TIME TICKET ASSIGNMENT. Make an appointment for ADVISING and obtain your REGISTRATION ALTERNATE PIN. Unsure of the new system? Checkout our online TUTORIALS for help with class searches and registration. Perform a CLASS SEARCH to find classes for which you want to register. Read COURSE RENUMBERING to find out about COURSE REFERENCE NUMBERS (CRN). See the department of any classes that you want to register for that areDEPARTMENT APPROVAL REQUIRED. No paper Exemption Forms will be issued by departments or accepted by the Office of the Registrar. On-line PERMIT-OVERRIDE has replaced this process. REGISTER: ADD/DROP for your Fall 2006 classes. If you do not meet the class restrictions you will receive an ERROR. Make sure to add your CO-REQUISITE classes to the Registration WORKSHEET before you "submit changes". View or Print your SCHEDULE. Complete ENROLLMENT for the semester between August 15 and August 30, 2006.

For each term that is BOLD and UNDERLINED see the following pages, arranged alphabetically, for further details.

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REGISTRATION INFORMATION ADVISING Students must make an appointment for academic advising and to obtain their Registration Alternate PIN which is required to register for classes. The advising process varies among the colleges and departments. Students should contact the department of their first major for guidelines. Do this early! Those who delay advising until immediately before their Registration Time Ticket begins, may have difficulty obtaining their Registration Alternate PIN in time.

AUDITING A CLASS - Graduate students only Only graduate level students are permitted to audit. All regulations, restrictions, and charges regarding registration to a class remain in effect, whether or not the class is taken for audit or credit. This audit must be declared by the seventh class day of the semester. • Register for the class in insideND • Go to the Office of the Registrar, 105 Main Building and request to Audit the class • The Office of the Registrar will modify your grade mode to "Audit"

CLASS LOADS AND OVERLOADS Students will not be allowed to register for an "overload" class schedule without permission of the student's assistant or associate dean. The number of credits constituting an "overload" varies by college or school. If permission for an "overload" is granted, the assistant or associate dean will enter the new maximum directly into the student's record. The student can then use Register: Add/Drop to obtain the additional class. All classes, including ROTC, Music, and audited classes (Graduate students only), count toward the maximum credits allowed by a department. The maximum number of credits allowed without overload permission is: College

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Architecture Arts and Letters Business (sophomores) Business (juniors, seniors) Engineering First Year of Studies Science

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CLASS SEARCHES Three separate class searches can be accessed through insideND from the Student Services channel: "Class Search" (preferred search - all information about a class except course description) • •

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Use the drop down boxes to select your search criteria ' Search results are displayed as a list of classes, with the following class information - Course, Section, Title, Credits, Status (Open/Closed), Maximum Allowed, Open Seats, CRN, When, Instructor, and Where (building and room)

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Restrictions - can be viewed by clicking on the underlined subject and course number in the class search results Seat Allocations - under "Registration Availability" section, if applicable Seat Availability - scroll down to "Registration Availability" to view available seats

"Schedule of Classes" (advanced search with detailed information, including course descriptions) • • •

Use the drop down boxes to select your search criteria (must select at least one Subject) Sections that meet the selected criteria will be displayed by section Select "View Catalog Entry" to view more detail about the class, including the course description

Class Search while in Registration • • • • •

Go to the registration worksheet Next to the "Submit Changes" button, click on "Class Search" This class search functions in a very similar manner to the "Schedule of Classes" search Select classes to add to the registration worksheet by. placing a check in the box in the first column. (You may check more than one) Click "Add to Worksheet" at the bottom of the page

CLASSIFICATION CALCULATIONS Classification indicates whether a student is a Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior, Fifth Year Architecture Senior, First Year Law Student, 2nd Year Graduate Business student, etc. Some classes are restricted by classification, and seats may be allocated by classification. Registration time tickets are scheduled by student Classification. Students having questions about their classification should contact the associate or assistant dean in their college. To check your classification, go to insideND and select View Registration Status from your "Student Services" channel. Scroll down to look under "Curriculum Information". For more curriculum information click on the "Degree" information hyperlink.

CO-REQUISITE CLASSES On the Register: Add/Drop screen, also known as the "registration worksheet," classes with co-requisite courses must be submitted at the same time. The CRNs for each co-requisite course must be present on the registration worksheet when the "Submit Changes" button is clicked. For example, if a course has a lab, the CRN of the main course must be on the registration worksheet AND the CRN of the lab must be on the registration worksheet prior to "Submit Changes" being clicked.

COURSE REFERENCE NUMBER (CRN) CRN stands for "Course Reference Number" and is used when registering for classes. It replaces the old "Call Number" of the class. It is not the same as the Course Number. CRN's will be 4 digits long for Summer Session and 5 digits long for Fall and Spring semesters. In the Fall, CRN's will begin with a "1." In the Spring, CRN's will begin with a "2."

COURSE RENUMBERING Beginning in Summer Session 2005, all the courses offered at Notre Dame became 5 numeric digits long. For more information on numbers definitions go to: http://reqistrar.nd.edu/course renumberina.shtml

DEPARTMENTAL APPROVAL REQUIRED See the department offering the course for approval to register for the course. Go to "View Registration Status" to see the approvals that have been entered by the department. Then register for the class.

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ENROLLMENT Enrollment is NOT the same as Registering for your classes. Enrollment is the process in which a student informs the University Registrar of his or her intention to pursue the classes for which they have registered. All students are required to Enroll each semester. Enrollment must be completed by midnight on the seventh class day. Students that have not enrolled by the seventh class day, and who have not made arrangements with their academic dean for late enrollment, are determined to be "Inactive" for the semester and their classes will be removed from their schedule. Enrollment is accessed by selecting . Enrollment from the "Student Services" channel on insideND. Web Enrollment is available two weeks prior to the beginning of the semester.

ERROR (Registration Add Error) When a student attempts to register for a class for which he or she is not eligible, a "Registration Add Error" will appear in the area just above the "Registration Worksheet". All Other Registration Add Errors (from the following table) Any restrictions requested by a department will be listed in the "Class Search" or in "The Hours of Instruction" book. There are a number of restrictions a department might place on a class for registration. For example, classes can be restricted to a certain classification such as sophomores; or a course can be reserved for a given group (major, degree, etc.). If you encounter a "Registration Error" choose another class. THE REGISTRATION ADD ERROR MESSAGE I S . . .

WHAT IT MEANS .

CAMPUS RESTRICTION

Student and course are at different campus locations (see "All Other Registration Add Errors" information)

CLASS RESTRICTION

Student does not meet the Class (classification) restriction (see "All Other Registration Add Errors" information)

CLOSED SECTION

All seats in this section are taken

CLOSED SECTION - X

All seats in this crosslisted section are taken

CLOSED SECTION - RESERVED

All seats in the class are taken that match the students qualifications (ex. certain classification or major)

COLLEGE RESTRICTION

Student does not meet the College restriction (see "All Other Registration Add Errors" information)

CORQ_COURSE_XXXXX

Student does not have appropriate Co-requisite(s). All Co-reauisites must be entered on the "Registration Worksheet" before clicking "Submit Changes"

DEGREE RESTRICTION

Student does not meet the Degree restriction (see "All Other Registration Add Errors" information)

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LEVEL RESTRICTION

Student does not meet the Level restriction (see "All Other Registration Add Errors" information)

MAJOR RESTRICTION

Student does not meet the Major restriction (see "All Other Registration Add Errors " information)

MAXIMUM HOURS EXCEEDED

Student has reached maximum number of credit hours allowed for the semester. Contact your academic dean to request an "overload", (see "CLASS LOADS" information)

PREQ and TEST SCORE-ERROR

Student does not have appropriate Pre-requisite(s) or placement test score (see "All Other Registration Add Errors" information)

PROGRAM RESTRICTION

Student does not meet the Program restriction (see "All Other Registration Add Errors" information)

RESERVED CLOSED

Seat Allocation, that matches the student, is full (see "SEAT ALLOCATION" information)

RPT MRS EXCEED + the number of credit hours allowed

Student has taken the course in past semesters and would be repeating the course

TIME CONFLICT + CRN of conflict

Student is attempting to register for two classes that meet at the same time or overlapping times. .

FULL-TIME/PART-TIME STATUS An undergraduate degree-seeking student must be in full-time status each semester. Any undergraduate student who is enrolled in at least 12 credit hours is considered full-time. A student who believes that special circumstances may require him/her to carry fewer than 12 semester hours in any semester (including a senior in his or her last semester), must seek approval from their respective college to be part-time. This request and conversion, if approved, must be made before the seventh class day of Fall or Spring semester. If permission is granted, the dean will make the modification in the student's record. The Office of Student Accounts will be notified of the change of status and, if necessary, an adjustment to tuition will be made. There will be no adjustment of tuition unless permission is given by the dean and the class schedule is changed before the seventh class day of the Fall or Spring semester. Graduate level, Law, and Graduate Business students should see their advisor or department for more information.

PASS/FAIL OPTION Undergraduates: According to the Academic Code, (19.1): "Each junior or senior undergraduate may file with their dean during the first seven class days of the semester the decision to take one elective course, outside the student's major department and not required by the student's program, per semester on a pass/fail basis. Such a filing is irrevocable and will result in conversion by the registrar of the instructor's final grade report into an entry of P ('pass') or F ('fail') on the student's record. The instructor will not be informed that the student has elected the pass/fail grading option. The registrar will interpret the final grades of 'A' through 'D' as 'pass'. If a final grade of 'F' is issued, it will be computed into the student's grade point average." Students must first register for a class before the Pass/Fail Option can be applied. All Pass/Fail Option changes are processed in the dean's office. If the dean approves the Pass/Fail Option (or change), he or she will enter the information directly on to the student's record. The last day for all Pass/Fail Option changes for the Fall 2006 semester is August 30, 2006.

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Law Students: The Pass/Fail Option is also available to students in the Law School, but is limited to a total of two non-required courses, and only with the permission of the course instructor. These courses cannot be taken in the same semester. Permission must be obtained by August 25, 2006 from the Law School Registrar.

PERMIT-OVERRIDE Exemption forms have been replaced in the new system by electronic permissions and overrides, which will be entered directly into the system, onto a student's record, allowing them to register for a particular class. Permission for classes that are "Department Approval Required" will also be entered electronically. The permissions and overrides can be entered by departmental staff prior to registration, during the advising period which begins March 27, 2006. Receiving a permission or an override does not register the student into the class. Students must still register for any courses for which they receive permissions and overrides. Receiving a permission or an override does not guarantee the student a seat in the class, it simply enables the student to attempt to register for the course.

REGISTRATION ALTERNATE PIN The "Alternate PIN" is the terminology used for the Registration PIN. The "Alternate PIN" is the PIN received from an academic advisor or department to be used for registration. The Registration Alternate PIN is required for entry into registration. Students must make an appointment for academic advising and to obtain their Registration Alternate PIN. The advising process varies among the colleges and departments. Students should contact the department of their first major for guidelines. Do this early! Those who delay advising until immediately before their registration Time Ticket begins may have difficulty obtaining their Registration Alternate PIN in time. Once obtained, the Registration Alternate PIN will be valid through 11:59 p.m. August 30, 2006 (except for Law and First Year students). Students who are returning from an official Leave of Absence will have Registration Alternate PINs available in the departmental office of their major. Freshmen should follow the guidelines set by the First Year of Studies which will allow them to only make changes to PE activities. You will be required to enter your Registration Alternate PINeach time you enter Register: Add/Drop. After you register for at least one class, if you forget your Alternate PIN you can find it by clicking the "Forgotten PIN" link at the bottom of the "Registration PIN Verification" page.

REGISTER: ADD/DROP (also known as Registration Worksheet) Add Classes • • • • •

Select "Register: Add/Drop" from the "Student Services" channel in insideND Select appropriate term in the "Select a Term" drop down menu Click in the first field under "Add Classes Worksheet" Type the CRN of the first class for which you wish to register (you may enter up to 10) Click "Submit Changes" to register for all CRNs entered on the worksheet

Co-Requisites All Co-requisites must be added to the "Registration Worksheet" before clicking "Submit Changes". Failure to have all the co-requisite CRNs in the worksheet before you "Submit Changes" will result in a "Registration Add Error" for the class(es). To correct this error, enter the CRNs for each co-requisite on the "Registration Worksheet" and select "Submit Changes".

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Adjusting Credit Hours of a Variable Credit Classes • • • • • • •

Add the class using the "Add Classes" instructions Variable credit classes will appear with the minimum .credit hour value Click on the hyperlinked credit hours A pop-up window will display, click on the "Credit Hours" field of the Variable Credit class Enter the number of credit hours for which you wish to register Click "Submit Changes" (Click only once - any more than one time may cause a error to occur) Select "Register: Add/Drop" link, at the bottom of the page, to take vou back

Drop Classes • • • •

Locate the class you wish to drop in your "Current Schedule" Use the drop down menu, in the "Action" column, next to the class you wish to drop Select "Web Dropped" and "Submit Changes" The class is now dropped and no longer appears on your schedule

Exchange Classes Warning: You must be certain that there are no schedule conflicts, unmet restrictions and that the class/tutorial/lab has openings before exchanging sections. This action is not a true "swap" function. The course you select to be Web Dropped will be removed from your schedule, whether or not you are able to add the requested section. • • • • •

Go to the Registration Worksheet Enter the CRN of the class/tutorial/lab that you want to add in the "Add Classes Worksheet" section In the "Current Schedule" section, change the status to "Web Dropped" in the Action column of the class to be dropped Click on "Submit Changes" The class/tutorial/lab is now exchanged

Audit a Class See instructions on page 6 of this book

REGISTRAR RESOURCE CENTRAL at http://reaistrar.nd.edu/rrc.shtml . Your source for on-line tutorials, registration and course information. REGISTRATION STATUS It is recommended that students check their registration status before attempting to register for classes. • Select "View Registration Status" from the "Student Services" channel • Select appropriate term in the "Select a Term" drop down menu • Registration Time Ticket will display • Three boxes will display and all of the boxes must be checked before registration can take place If you have any registration "Holds" you must clear them with the office listed You must be in good Academic Standing Your Student Status must be eligible to register • Any Department "Approval Granted" or registration class restriction overrides, given by an academic department, will display. (See Permit-Override) • Degree information, including majors, will display

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The entire Saint Mary's College Fall 2006 Schedule of Classes is available through "PRISM" at the Saint Mary's web site. The URL is: http//www.saintmarys.edu/~regoff/

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Notre Dame students are permitted to register for Saint Mary's College classes if space permits and if the class prerequisites are met. There are two methods of registering for Saint Mary's College classes: A)

Register: Add/Drop in insideND may be used to register for selected EDUC, RLST, SW, and THTR classes. These classes are listed in this book. Any Saint Mary's classes successfully registered for using Register: Add/Drop will immediately appear on the Notre Dame student's schedule.

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To register for other Saint Mary's classes, complete a Saint Mary's Intent form, which is available online at http://reaistrar.nd.edu. by clicking on the SMC Intent Form link. • In order to receive priority, by student classification, the intent form must be submitted electronically to the Saint Mary's Registrar's Office or returned to the Notre Dame Office of the Registrar by Friday, April 28. Forms returned after this date are considered by Saint Mary's Collegeonly if space is available. Forms received after this date will be processed after the first day of Fall 2006 classes. Any other Saint Mary's College classes for which the Notre Dame student has been approved will appear on the Notre Dame student's schedule after April 28, 2006.

ADDING SAINT MARY'S CLASSES Saint Mary's College classes may also be added during the first seven class days of the semester. Notre Dame students must take a Saint Mary's Add Form to the Saint Mary's department offering the course and obtain a signature of approval. DROPPING SAINT MARY'S CLASSES Saint Mary's College classes may be dropped using Register: Add/Drop insideND at anytime after registering for the class through the first seven class day of the semester (August 30, 2006). After this date, and through the last day to discontinue classes, any drop must be completed on a form and signed by the student's dean at Notre Dame. Check the academic calendar for specific class change deadlines.

SCHEDULE (VIEW OR PRINT) After registering for classes, students can view their class schedule using the "View Week at a Glance" link in the Student Services channel in insideND. The "Week at a Glance" view default's to "today." If a student wants to view how their summer (or fall) classes line up, they will need to use the "Jump To" feature in the upper right-hand corner and enter a date that falls during the semester they would like to view. Students can print this view directly from their browser using either File, Print, or the Print icon. For example: Students register on 4/18 for Fall 2006 and they click "View Week at a Glance." It displays the week of 4/18/2006, with no information about their Fall courses. Students would enter 8/22/2006 in the "Jump To" box to display a week when their classes begin.

SEAT ALLOCATION "Seat Allocation" is a feature of the new registration system. Departments are able to allocate seats based on Level, Major, or Classification of the students. To view the Seat Allocations of a class, if applicable, use the Class Search function. Also, it is important to note that there is no "overflow" capability from one allocation to another. For example, if a course has 15 seats allocated to majors and all 15 seats are filled by students who are majors, then the sixteenth Anthropology major would NOT be able to register for the class even if there were seats available in the "unallocated" portion of the class.

TIME TICKET ASSIGNMENTS "Registration Time Ticketing" is the new phrase for the old registration "appointment time." A student's Time Ticket indicates when they are able to start registering for classes. The registration "window" does not close for the student until the seventh class day of the semester for which they are registering. By Wednesday, March 22 registration Time Ticket dates and times will be posted for each student on Undergraduate

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insideND. Students may view their time ticket for Fall 2006 by selecting View Registration Status from the "Student Services" channel. Registration time tickets for students are scheduled by the student's classification as of Fall 2006. as shown in the following table:

Undergraduate Seniors (including 5th year ARCH)

April 10 and 11

Graduate, Graduate Business, and Law Students

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Undergraduate Juniors

April 19 and 20

Undergraduate Sophomores

April 24 and 25

Non-degree

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TUTORIALS (Class Search and Registration tutorials) Online FAQ's and Tutorials available at http://reaistrar.nd.edu/rrc.shtml

WORKSHEET (Registration Worksheet) Classes can be added to the registration worksheet in two ways: 1.) Type the CRN of the course. Students can add up to ten CRN's at the same time, by clicking "Submit Changes." Students will not be allowed to exceed the maximum number of credits allowed per semester. 2.)

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Perform a "class search." With the results displayed, click the check box to the left of the CRN for the class or classes you wish to add to your worksheet. Clicking "Add to Worksheet" does not register you into those classes. Only "Submit Changes" processes the registration. CRN's added to the worksheet will stay on the worksheet for the entire session that you are logged in, even through multiple class searches. Clicking "Submit Changes" will process the CRN's and clear the worksheet.

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COMMENTS and RESTRICTIONS Additional information about the class will be listed here, such as; course equivalents, cross-listed courses and restrictions on registration (including any Pre-requisites or Co-requisites)

CRN A unique five digit number in Fall and Spring registrations. Use this number to request the course and section.

. STANDARD CLASS TIME PERIODS

Course ID Department: A two, three, or four letter department or discipline abbreviation. (Example: ENGL) Number: Each course is identified by a five digit number. (Example: 20123) Section: Each class which is taught at a different time or by a different instructor has a unique two-digit number. (Example: 01)

50 - MINUTE CLASSES MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF MWF

COURSE TITLE Descriptive title of the course, assigned by the academic department offering the course.

8:30 a.m. to 9:20 a.m. 9:35 a.m. to 10:25 a.m. 10:40 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. 11:45 a.m. to 12:35 p.m. 12:50 p.m. to 1:40 p.m. 1:55 p.m. to 2:45 p.m. 3:00 p.m. to 3:50 p.m. 4:05 p.m. to 4:55 p.m. 5:10 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

75 - MINUTE CLASSES , CREDIT HOURS The number of credit hours associated with the class. "V" indicates a variable credit class. "0.0" is used for non-credit classes receiving grades or for classes which are part of another class and for which no separate grade is to be given. DAYS N M T W R F U

TH TH TH TH TH TH TH

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

8:00 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. (Graduate courses only) 9:30 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. 11:00 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. 12:30 p.m. to 1:45 p.m. 2:00 p.m. to 3:15 p.m. 3:30 p.m. to 4:45 p.m. 5:00 p.m. to 6:15 p.m.

Only for classes of 400 level and above MW MW MW MW MW

TIME START-END The starting and ending times of the class.

8:00 a.m to 9:15 a.m. 11:45 a.m to 1:00 p.m. 1:30 p.m. to 2:45 p.m. 3:00 p.m. to 4:15 p.m. - 4:30 p.m to 5:45 p:m.

INSTRUCTOR The name(s) of the instructors) teaching the class. If no name appears, the instructor(s) will be announced later. The "P" designation indicates the primary instructor of the class.

Undergraduate

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Course ID

Credit Houre

Days . . .

Time Start-End

f

Instructor

1

Comments & Restrictions

UNIVERSITY SEMINARS College of Arts a n d Letters American Studies 16464 AM ST 13186 01

Literature University Seminar

3.0

TR

9:30 AM-10:45 AM Meissner, Collin

Course Equivalent: AMST 180J Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

Anthropology 10794 ANTH 13181 01

Soc Science University Seminar

3.0

TR

11:00 AM-12:15 PM Kuijt, Ian

Course Equivalent: ANTH 180S Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

16471 ANTH 13181 02


3.0

TR

12:30 PM-1:45 PM Bellls, James O.

Course Equivalent: ANTH 180E Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

Art, Art History and Design 10813 ARHI

13182 01

Fine Arts University Seminar

3.0

TR

11:00 AM-12:15 PM Rosenberg, Charles M.

Course Equivalent: ARHI 180F Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

Classics 16623 CLAS 13186 01


3.0

TR

9:30 AM-10:45 AM Mazurek, Elizabeth F.

Course Equivalent: CLAS 180J Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

East Asian Languages & Lit 13958 LLEA 13186 01


3.0

TR

2:00 PM-3:15 PM

Brownstein, Michael C.

Course Equivalent: LLEA 180J Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

13963 LLEA 13186 02


3.0

TR

11:00AM-12:15 PM Noble, Jonathan

Course Equivalent: LLEA 180J Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

Economics and Policy Studies 10834 ECON 13181 01


3.0

TR

2:00 PM-3.15 PM

Mirowski, Philip E.

Course Equivalent: ECON 180E Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

14660 ECON 13181 02


3.0

TR

12:30 PM-1:45 PM Leahy, William H.

Course Equivalent: ECON 180E Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

English 10836 ENGL 13186 01


3.0

TR

9:30 AM-10:45 AM Buttigieg, Joseph A.

Course Equivalent: ENGL 180J Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

10838 ENGL 13186 02


3.0

TR

11:00AM-12:15PM Kucich, Gregory P.


10839 ENGL 13186 03


3.0

TR

11:00 AM-12:15 PM


10840 ENGL 13186 04


3.0

TR

12:30 PM-1:45 PM Johnson-Roullier, Cyraina E.

Course Equivalent: ENGL 180J Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges:

Undergraduate Division

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Course ID

I S First Year of Studies

10841 ENGL 13186 05


3.0

TR

12:30 PM-1:45 PM Frese, Dolores W.


10842 ENGL 13186 06


3.0

TR

2:00 PM-3:15 PM

Menes, Orlando R.


11040 ENGL 13186 07


3.0

TR

2:00 PM-3:15 PM

Vanden Bossche, Chris R.


13954 ENGL. 13186 08


3.0

TR

3:30 PM-4:45 PM

Harris, Susan C.


15041 ENGL 13186 09


3.0

TR

Course Equivalent: ENGL 180J

3:30 PM-4:45 PM

Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies 16493 ENGL 13186 10


3.0

TR

5:00 PM-6:15 PM

Sayers, Valerie L.


16494 ENGL 13186 11


3.0

U

7:00 PM-9:30 PM

Malloy, Edward A.


Film, Television and Theatre 14456 FTT

13182 01


3.0

TR

11:00 AM-12:15 PM Godmilow, Jill

Course Equivalent: FTT 180F Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

German and Russian Lang & Lit. 15126 GE

13186 01


3.0

TR

12:30 PM-1:45 PM Wimmer, Albert K.

Course Equivalent: GE 180J Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

History 15085 HIST

13184 01

History University Seminar

3.0

TR

9:30 AM-10:45 AM Bergen, Doris L.

Course Equivalent: HIST 180H Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

15084 HIST

13184 02


3.0

TR

11:00 AM-12:15 PM Murray, Dian H.


15087 HIST

13184 03


3.0

TR

11:00 AM-12:15 PM Van Engen, John H.


15086 HIST

13184 04


3.0

TR

3:30 PM-4:45 PM

Miscamble, Wilson D.


16551 HIST

13184 05


3.0

TR

2:00 PM-3:15 PM


16552 HIST

13184 06


3.0

TR

3:30 PM-4:45 PM


Irish Language and Literature 14064 IRLL

13186 01


3.0

TR

2:00 PM-3:15 PM

Course Equivalent: IRLL 180J Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges:


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Course ID

Course Title

r

_

'

Credit Hours

Days

Time Start-End

Instructor

Comments & Restrictions First Year of Studies

Music

13969 MUS

13182 01


3.0

.

TR

11:00 AM-12:15 PM

Course Equivalent: MUS 180F Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

15847 MUS

13182 02


3.0

TR

2:00 PM-3:15 PM

Youens, Susan L.

Course Equivalent: MUS 180F Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

Philosophy

13996 PHIL

13185 01

Philosophy University Seminar

3.0

TR '

9:30 AM-10:45 AM Bays, Timothy J.

Course Equivalent: Ml 13185 PHIL 101 PHIL 10101 PHIL 13195 PHIL 1801 PHIL 1951 PHIL 201 PHIL 20101 Must be enrolled In one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

14000 PHIL

13185 02


3.0

TR '

11:00 AM-12:15 PM Joy, Lynn S.

Course Equivalent: Ml 13185 PHIL 101 PHIL 10101 PHIL 13195 PHIL 1801 PHIL 1951 PHIL 201 PHIL 20101 Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

14001 PHIL

13185 03


3.0

TR

11:00 AM-12115PM Stubenberg, Leopold

Course Equivalent: Ml 13165 PHIL 101 PHIL 10101 PHIL 13195 PHIL 1801 PHIL 1951 PHIL 201 PHIL 20101 Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

14002 PHIL

13185 04


3.0

TR

5:00 PM-6:15 PM

Watson, Stephen H.

Course Equivalent: Ml 13185 PHIL 101 • PHIL 10101 PHIL 13195 PHIL 1801 PHIL 1951 PHIL 201 PHIL 20101 Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

Political Science

16699 POLS 13181 01


3.0

TR

2:00 PM-3:15 PM

Marquez Soto, Xavler I.

Course Equivalent: POLS 180E Must be enrolled In one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

16700 POLS 13181 02


3.0

TR

3:30 PM-4:45 PM

Hagopian, Frances

Course Equivalent: POLS 180E Must be enrolled In one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

P r o g r a m o f Liberal Studies

14234 PLS

13186 01



3.0

TR

2:00 PM-3:15 PM

17

Murdoch, Jessica

Course Equivalent: PLS 180J

Fall Semester 2006

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Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies 15793 PLS

13186 02


3.0

TR

9:30 AM-10:45 AM Nicgorski, Walter J.

Course Equivalent: PLS 160J Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

16725 PLS

13186 03


3.0

TR

11:00 AM-12:15 PM Marvin, Julia J.


16727 PLS

13186 04


3.0

TR

12:30 PM-1:45 PM Crosson, Frederick J.


Psychology 14012 PSY

13181 01


3.0

TR

3:30 PM-4:45 PM

Day, Jeanne D.

Course Equivalent: PSY 180E Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

14013 PSY

13161 02


3.0

TR

12:30 PM-1:45 PM Eberhard, Kathleen M.


14014 PSY

13181 03


3.0

TR

2:00 PM-3:15 PM

Day, Jeanne D.


Romance Languages & Lit. 13965 LLRO 13186 01


3.0

TR

9:30 AM-10:45 AM Ferreira Gould, Isabel A.

Course Equivalent: LLRO 160J . Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

15848 LLRO 13186 02


3.0

TR

2:00 PM-3:15 PM

Cachey, Theodore J.

Course Equivalent: LLRO 180J Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

Sociology 14015 SOC

13181 01


3.0

TR

3:30 PM-4:45 PM

Chrtstiano, Kevin J.

Course Equivalent: SOC 180E Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

14016 SOC

13181 02


3.0

TR

11:00 AM-12:15 PM Klein, David M.


14017 SOC

13181 03


3.0

TR

9:30 AM-10:45 AM Kelly, Sean P.


Theology 14018 THEO 13183 01

Theology University Seminar

3.0

TR

9:30 AM-10:45 AM Kollman, Paul V.

Course Equivalent: THEO 100 THEO 10001 THEO 180G THEO 200 THEO 20001 THEO 20002 THEO 201 Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

14024 THEO 13183 02


3.0

TR

5:00 PM-6:15 PM

Porter, Jean

Course Equivalent: THEO 100 THEO 10001 THEO 180G THEO 200 THEO 20001 THEO 20002 THEO 201


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Courts 10

Course Title

Instructor

Credit Hours

Comments & Restrictions Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

14019 THEO 13183 03


3.0

TR

9:30 AM-10:45 AM Matovlna, Timothy M.

Course Equivalent: THE0100 THEO 10001 THEO 180G THEO 200 THEO 20001 THEO 20002 THEO 201 Must be enrolled In one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

14021 THEO 13183 04


3.0

TR

11:00 AM-12:15PM McKenny, Gerald P.

Course Equivalent: THE0100 THE010001 THEO 180G THEO 200 THEO 20001 THEO 20002 THEO 201 Must be enrolled In one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

14020 THEO 13183 05


3.0

TR

12:30 PM-1:45 PM Groody, Daniel G.

Course Equivalent: THE0100 THEO 10001 THE0180G THEO 200 THEO 20001 THEO 20002 THEO 201 Must be enrolled In one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

14022 THEO 13183 06


3.0

TR

3:30 PM-4:45 PM

Sullivan, Lawrence E.

Course Equivalent: THE0100 THEO 10001 THEO 180G THEO 200 THEO 20001 THEO 20002 THEO 201 Must be enrolled In one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

14023 THEO 13183 07


3.0

TR

3:30 PM-4:45 PM

Fagerberg, David W.

Course Equivalent: THE0100 THE010001 THEO 180G THEO 200 THEO 20001 THEO 20002 THEO 201 Must be enrolled In one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies


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C o u r s e ID

Course Title

Instructor

Credit Hours


W&'M.

College of Arts and Letters Africans Studies 17504 AFAM 20703 01

Social Problems

3.0

MWF

Course Equivalent: AFAM 232

3:00 PM-3:50 PM

Department Approval Required Crossllst(s):

ESS 20203 HESB 30422 SOC 20032

17360 AFAM 30201 01

African-American Hist to 1877

3.0

W

5:30 PM-8:00 PM

Pierce, Richard B.

Course Equivalent: AFAM 371 Department Approval Required Crosslist(s):

17347 AFAM 30204 01

Era of the Civil War 1846-1877

3.0

MW

8:00 AM-9:15AM

Pratt, Dorothy O.

AMST 30358 ESS 30306 HIST 30700


AMST 30351 HIST 30604

17370 AFAM 30214 01

Labor and America Since 1945

3.0

TR

9:30 AM-10:45 AM Graff, Daniel A.

Department Approval Required Crosslist(s): AMST 30362 GSC 30309 HESB 30480 HIST 30856 HPS 30922

17320 AFAM 30251 01

Africa Since 1800

3.0

TR

11:00AM-12:15PM Osborn, EmilyL.

Course Equivalent: AFAM 444 Department Approval Required Crosslist(s): ANTH 30061 HIST 30060 HPS 30923

17517 AFAM 30605 01

Social Movements

3.0

MW '

8:00 AM-9:15AM

Course Equivalent: AFAM 314 Department Approval Required Crosslist(s): AMST 30512 ANTH 30014 HESB 30438

McVeigh, Rory M.

HPS 30902 SOC 30514 17422 AFAM 30652 01

Dem.,Dev. & Conflict in Africa

3.0

TR

17281 AFAM 30702 01

Human Diversity

3.0

MWF

,

9:30 AM-10:45 AM Singh, Nauniha!

Department Approval Required Crosslist(s): HPS 30915 POLS 30456

10:40 AM-11:30 AM Sheridan, Susan G.

Course Equivalent: AFAM 306Z Department Approval Required, Crosslist(s): ANTH 40810 STV 40434

Bellis, James O.

Course Equivalent: AFAM 359 Department Approval Required Crosslist(s): ANTH 30359

14153 AFAM 30750 01

Peoples of Africa

3.0

TR

2:00 PM-3:15 PM

17457 AFAM 40107 01

African-American Lit

3.0

TR

11:00 AM-12:15 PM Irving, AntonettoK.

Course Equivalent: AFAM 419C Department Approval Required Crosslist(s): AMST 40233 ANTH 40072 . ENGL 40728 GSC 40427

17711 AFAM 40705 01

Women & Work in Early Am

3.0

MW

1:30 PM-2:45 PM

Crosslist(s):

White, Sophie K.

AMST 43135 GSC 40177

13942 AFAM 43075 01

Soc Con Sem: Gullah People

Miller McGraw, Angela

1.0

Course Equivalent: AFAM 355 AFAM 368E Crosslist(s):

17406 AFAM 43202 01

Race, Gender & Women of Color

3.0

TR

3:30 PM-4:45 PM

Ardizzone, Heidi L.

CSC 43075


AMST 43103

HIST 40891

GSC 40178 HESB 43503


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Courso lD CRN Subj. No.

:

Course Title

Credit Hours

Days

Time Start-End

instructor


Sec

17561 AFAM 43701 01

Psychology of Race

3.0

MW

3:00 PM-4:15PM

Burrow, Anthony

Department Approval Required Crossllst(s): ANTH 40048 ILS 40601 PSY 43348 SOC 43049

17536 AFAM 43704 01

Ethnicity In America

3.0

TR

3:30 PM-4:45 PM

Chrobot, Leonard F.

Course Equivalent: AFAM 425Z Department Approval Required Crossllst(s):

AMST 40514 ANTH 40025 ESS 40209 HESB 30408 SOC 43825

11881 AFAM 45100 01

Senior Internship

3.0

Lee, Keith D.

Course Equivalent: AFAM 496 Department Approval Required

15438 AFAM 46100 01

AFAM Thesis

0.0 TO 3.0

Lee, Keith D.

Course Equivalent: AFAM 499 Department Approval Required

American Studies 15119 AMST 20102 01

Visual America I

3.0

TR

11:00 AM-12:15 PM Schlereth, Thomas J.

Course Equivalent: AMST 250 Must be enrolled in one of the following Classes! Sophomore . Must be enrolled In one of the following Majors: AMST

American Studies

Crosslist(s): 16465 AMST 20103 01

American Men, American Women 3.0

MW

3:00 PM-4:15 PM

Ardizzone, Heidi L.

HIST 30894

Course Equivalent: AMST 265 Must be enrolled in one of the following Classes: Sophomore Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors: AMST

American Studies

Crosslist(s):

GSC 20177 HIST 30886

17447 AMST 20203 01

Stories of New America

3.0

MW

11:45 AM-1:00 PM Rodriguez, Jaime J.

Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors: AMST

American Studies

Crosslist(s):

ENGL 20710 ILS 20301

16468 AMST 30104 01

The American Scene

3.0

TR

2:00 PM-3:15 PM

Meissner, Collin

Course Equivalent: AMST 333 Must be enrolled In one of the following Majors: AMST American Studies

17414 AMST 30109 01

News in American Life

3.0

15207 AMST 30118 01

The Craft of Journalism

3.0

17436 AMST 30129 01

Asian American Literature

3.0

MW

. M

MW

3:00 PM-4:15 PM

Storin, Matthew V.

Department Approval Required Crosslist(s): JED 30102

3:00 PM-5:30 PM

Schmuhl, Robert P.

Course Equivalent: AMST 350 Must be enrolled In one of the following Majors: AMST American Studies Crossllst(s): JED 30105

3:00 PM-4:15 PM

Valenzuela, Maria T.

Must be enrolled In one of the following Majors: AMST

American Studies

Crosslist(s):

ANTH 30011 ASIA 30011 ENGL 20790 LLEA 30600

17776 AMST 30132 01

Men, Women and Work

3.0

MW

11:45 AM-1:00 PM White, Sophie K.

Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors: AMST

American Studies

Crossllst(s): 17346 AMST 30351 01

US Civil War Era

3.0

MW

8:00 AM-9:15 AM

Pratt, Dorothy O.

HIST 30634

Must be enrolled In one of the following Majors: AMST American Studies Crosslist(s): AFAM 30204 HIST 30604

17348 AMST 30352 01

US 1900-45

3.0

MWF

9:35 AM-10:25 AM Blantz, Thomas E.

Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors: AMST American Studies Crosslist(s): HESB 30410 HIST 30608

17350 AMST 30353 01


Women and American Catholicism 3.0

3.0

MWF

4:05 PM-4:55 PM

Macleod, Tara A.

Pre-Requlslte: (CUR 10101 or CUR 101) or (IRST 10101 or IRST 101) or (IRLL 10101 or IRLL 101)

Course Equivalent: IRST 102 Crosstist(s):

IRLL 10102 IRLL 60102

13717 IRST

20103 01

Intermediate Irish

3.0

, TR

9:30 AM-10:45 AM

Course Equivalent: IRST 103

Pre-Requlslte: (CUR 10102 or CUR 102) or (IRST 10102 or IRST 102)

16846 IRST

20103 02

Intermediate Irish

3.0

TR

Crossllst(s):

11:00 AM-12:15PM

IRLL 20103 IRLL 60103

Course Equivalent: IRST 103

Pre-Requlslte: (CUR 10102 or CUR 102) or (IRST 10102 or IRST, 102)

Crosslist(s):'

IRLL 20103 IRLL 60103

16847 IRST

20109 01

Celtiq Heroic Literature

3.0

TR-

16848 IRST

2IJ203 01

Adv Readings in Irish Culture

3.0

TR

16844 IRST

20538 01 ' Irish Prison Literature

3.0

TR

11:00 AM-12:15 PM O'Brien, Sean T.

15176 IRST

30107 01

3.0

TR

2:00 PM-3:15 PM

The Hidden Ireland

5:00 PM-6.15PM

12:30 PM-1:45PM O Conchubhair, Brian

O'Buachalla, Breandan

Crosslist(s):

ENGL 20506 IRLL 20109, ' Ml 20671

Crosslist(s):

IRLL 20203 IRLL 60203

Course Equivalent: IRST 309 Crosslist(s):

ENGL 20510. IRLL 30107

15204 IRST

40304 01

Poetry and Politics in Ireland

3.0

W -

6:00 PM-9:00 PM

O'Buachalla, Breandan

Crosslist(s):

ENGL 40502. HIST 40448 IRLL 40304 IRLL 60304 LIT 73726

17656 IRST

40306 01

Irish In Their Own Words

17658 IRST

40308 01

Modern Irish Poetry

3.0

TR

3.0

TR

' . 12:30 PM-1:45 PM McQuillan, Peter T.

3:30 PM-4:45 PM

Crosslist(s):

Crosslist(s):

ENGL 40516 IRLL 40306 Ml 40670 IRLL 40308 IRST 60308

17450 IRST

40311 01


Visits to Bedlam

3.0

TR

9:30 AM-10:45 AM

85

Fox, Christopher

Crosslist(s):

ENGL 40310 STV 40153

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Latin America Studies 15897 LAST 10500 01

17255 LAST 20002 01

Beginning Quechua I

Societies/Cultures Latin Amer' v

17606 LAST 27501 01

•

3.0 •

Intermediate Quechua I

9:35 AM-10:25 AM Maldonado Gomez, Georgina

T

9:30 AM-10:45 AM

TR

12:30 PM-1:45PM

Department Approval Required Crosslist(s): ANTH 20360 ILS 30100 SOC 20060

9:30 AM-10:45 AM Maldonado Gomez, Georgina

Department Approval Required'

, Crosslist(s):

.

3.0

Department Approval Required

MWF

T

•

Crosslist(s):

'

LLRO 10101

LLRO 27201

'

17371 LAST 30200 01

Modern Mexico •

3.0

TR

11:00 AM-12:15PM Beatty, Edward N.

\

Course Equivalent: LAST 323 Department Approval Required Crosslist(s):

17424 LAST 30311 01

Law and Democracy in Let. Am.

3.0

MWF


9:35 AM«10:25 AM

Crosslist(s): 13951 LAST 30400 02

Survey of Span-Am Lit. I

3.0

MW

3:00 PM-4:15 PM

HIST 30912 ILS 30400

POLS 30525

Course Equivalent: LAST 328

Boyer, Patricio E.

Department Approval Required Crosslist(s): 17643 LAST 30401 02

Survey of Spanish-Amer Lit II

3.0

TR

ROSP 30810 -


2:00 PM-3.15 PM

Department Approval Required Crosslist(s): 15451 LAST 30550 01

Chile in Comp Perspective

3.0

MW

4:30 PM-5:45 PM


Valenzuela, J. Samuel

Crosslist(s):

17285 LAST 40007 01

Cultural Diff. & Social Change

3.0

TR

17646 LAST 40400 01

Studies in Colonial Literature

3.0

TR

' 3:30 PM-4:45 PM

ROSP 30820

MPS 30527 POLS 30522 SOC 30567

1

Department Approval Required Crosslist(s): ANTH 40855 HPS 47901 Overseas study or service in developing world required

Tsltsopoulou, Vasoiliki


12:30 PM-1:45 PM Anadon, Jose

Department Approval Required Crosslist(s): ROSP 40615 17653 LAST 40401 01

Mexican Literature

3.0

MW

11:45 AM-1:00 PM Ibsen, Kristine L.

, Course Equivalent: LAST 492 Department Approval Required Crosslist(s): ILS 40902 ROSP 40780

17700 LAST 40419 01

Beyond the Islands

3.0

TR

9:30 AM-10:45 AM Moreno, Marisel C.

17618 LAST 40506 01

Carnival In Cinema & Lit

3.0

TR

12:30 PM-1:45 PM

Department Approval Required Crosslist(s): ILS 40905 ROSP 40891 Department Approval Required

Fercelra Gould, Isabel A.

Crosstist(s):

13814 LAST 40551 01

Intl. Migration & Human Rights

3.0

TR

3:30 PM-4:45 PM

LLRO 40956 ROPO 40956


Bustamante, Jorge A.

Department Approval Required Crosslist(s):

ANTH 40079 . HPS 40903 ILS 40707 POLS 30588 SOC 43479

.

Medieval Studies 17205 Ml

2000,1 01

The World of the Middle Ages

3.0

MW

1:55 PM-2:45 PM

Noble, Thomas F.

Corequislte(s): Crosslist(s):

Ml 22001 ENGL 20213 HIST 30250

17299 Ml

20671 01

Celtic Heroic Literature

3.0

TR

Crosslist(s):

5:00 PM-6:15 PM

ENGL 20506 IRLL 20109 IRST 20109

17206 Ml

22001 01


World of Middle Ages: Tutorial

0.0

F

1:55 PM-2:45 PM

86

Noble, Thomas F.

Corequisite(s):

Ml 20001

Fall Semester 2006

cont'd

17207 Ml

22001 02


17208 Ml

22001 03


17209 Ml

22001 04

17466 Ml

30301 01

0.0 ;

F

10:40 AM-11:30 AM Noble, Thomas F. r

.

Corequisite(s):

Ml 20001

•

0.0

F

11:45 AM-12:35 PM Noble, Thomas F.

Corequisite(s):

Ml 20001


0.0

F

12:50 PM-1:40 PM Noble, Thomas F.

Corequisite(s):

Ml 20001

Ancient & Medieval Philosophy

3.0

MWF

8:30 AM-9:20 AM

O'Connor, David K.

'

Course Equivalent: Ml 301

•:

v?f

CRN Sub). No. Pro-Requisite: (ROSP 20202 or ROSP 201 or ROSP 202E) or ((ROSP 20220 or ROSP 202 or ROSP 220) end (ROSP 20211 or ROSP 211 or ROSP 211E or ROSP 212) )

14849 ROSP 20237 02

Conversation and Writing

3.0

TR

2:00 PM-3:15PM

Coloma, Maria S.

Course Equivalent: ROSP 230

Pro-Roquisite: (ROSP 20202 or ROSP 201 or ROSP 202E) or ((ROSP 20220 or ROSP 202 or ROSP 220) end (ROSP 20211 or ROSP 211 or ROSP 211E or ROSP 212) )

14946 ROSP 27500 01

Aprch Hspnlc Culture by Wrltng

3.0

MWF

ROSP235E ROSP 237

9:35 AM-10:25 AM Menes, Ivls


Pro-Requisite: (ROSP 20202 or ROSP 201 or ROSP 202E) or (ROSP 20215 or ROSP 215) or (ROSP 20237 or ROSP 235E or ROSP 237) or (ROSP 20211 or ROSP 211 or ROSP 211E or ROSP 212)

14949 ROSP 27500 02

Aprch Hspnic Culture by Writng

3.0

MWF

10:40 AM-11:30 AM Ameriks, Geraldine A.


Pre-Requisite: (ROSP 20202 or ROSP 201 or ROSP 202E) or (ROSP 20215 or ROSP 215) or (ROSP 20237 or ROSP 235E or ROSP 237) or (ROSP 20211 or ROSP 211 or ROSP 211E or ROSP 212)

14950 ROSP 27500 03


3.0

MWF _ 11:45 AM-12:35 PM Maldonado Gomez, Georgina


Pro-Requisite: (ROSP 20202 or ROSP 201 or ROSP 202E) or (ROSP 20215 or ROSP 215) or (ROSP 20237 or ROSP 235E.or ROSP 237) or (ROSP 20211 or ROSP 211 or ROSP 211E or ROSP 212)

14952 ROSP 27500 04


3.0

MWF

12:50 PM-1:40 PM Ameriks, Geraldine A.


Pre-Requisite: (ROSP 20202 or ROSP 201 or ROSP 202E) or (ROSP 20215 or ROSP 215) or (ROSP 20237 or ROSP 235E or ROSP 237) or (ROSP 20211 or ROSP 211 or ROSP 211E or ROSP 212)

14953 ROSP 27500 05


3.0

MWF

1:55 PM-2:45 PM

Menes, Ivis


Pro-Requisite: (ROSP 20202 or ROSP 201 or ROSP 202E) or (ROSP 20215 or ROSP 215) or (ROSP 20237 or ROSP 235E or ROSP 237) or (ROSP 20211 or ROSP 211 or ROSP 211E or ROSP 212)

15832 ROSP 27500 06


3.0

MWF

1:55 PM-2:45 PM

Ameriks, Geraldine A.

1


Pre-Requlslte: (ROSP 20202 or ROSP 201 or ROSP 202E) or (ROSP 20215 or ROSP 215) or (ROSP 20237 or ROSP 235E or ROSP 237) or (ROSP 20211 or ROSP 211 or ROSP 211E or ROSP 212)

12440 ROSP 30310 01

Textual Analysis

3.0

MW

1:30 PM-2:45PM

Ibsen, Kristine L.

Course Equivalent: ROSP 310 Must be enrolled in one of the following Classes: Sophomore Junior

12325 ROSP 30310 02

Textual Analysis

3.0

MWF

9:35 AM-10:25 AM

Course Equivalent: ROSP 310 e Must be enrolled In one of the following Classes: Sophomore Junior

14058 ROSP 30310 03

Textual Analysis

3.0

MWF

11:45 AM-12:35 PM

Course Equivalent: ROSP 310 Must be enrolled in one of the following Classes: Sophomore Junior

14854 ROSP 30310 04

Textual Analysis

3.0 ,

MWF

10:40 AM-11:30 AM

Course Equivalent: ROSP 310 Must be enrolled In one of the following Classes: Sophomore Junior


127

Fall Sei

17673 ROSP 30310 05

Textual Analysis

3.0

MWF

Course Equivalent ROSP 310

9:35 AM-10:25 A M

Must be enrolled in one of the following Classes: Freshmen Sophomore Junior 14856 ROSP 30320 01

Advanced Grammar and Writing

3.0

MWF

Course EquivalentjjROSP 320

10:40 AM-11:30 A M Menes, M s

Department Approval Required 17674 ROSP 30320 02

Advanced Grammar and Writing

3.0

MWF


11:45AM-12:35PM Menes, M s

Department Approval Required 13943 ROSP 30710 01

Survey o f Spanish Lit. I

3.0

. TR

11:00 AM-12:15 PM Juarez-Almendros, Encamaclon

Course Equivalent: ROSP 318 ROSP 371

, 13944 ROSP 30710 02

Survey of Spanish Lit. I

3.0

TR

Crosslist(s): i

12:30 PM-1:45 PM Juarez-Almendros, Encamacion

Ml 30500

Course Equivalent: ROSP.318 ROSP 371

11011 ROSP 30720 01

Survey of Spanish Lit. II

3.0

TR


11:00AM-12:15PM Jerez-Farran,Carlos

ROSP 372 14391 ROSP 30720 02

Survey of Spanish Lit. II

3.0

MW

1:30 PM-2:45 PM


14858 ROSP 30810 01

Survey of Spanish Amer Lit I

3.0

MW

11:45 AM-1:00 PM Boyer, Patricio E.

#


13950 ROSP 30810 02

Survey of Span-Am Lit. t

3.0

MW

3:00 PM-4:15 PM

Boyer, Patricio

Course Equivalent: ROSP 328 ROSP 381 Cross)ist(s):

16783 ROSP 30810 03

Survey of Spanish Amer Lit I

3.0

TR

LAST 30400


9:30 AM-10:45 A M

ROSP 381 Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors:

13945 ROSP 30820 01

Survey o f Span-Am Lit. II

3.0

MW

• 1:30 PM-2:45 PM.

Verani, Hugo

LLR

Romance Languages & Lit.

ROS2

Spanish (Supp.)

ROSP

Spanish

Course Equivalent: ROSP 329 ROSP 382 Must be enrolled in one of the following Classes: Sophomore Junior

14859 ROSP 30820 02 ' Survey o f Spanish-Amer Lit II

3.0

TR

2:00 PM-3:15 PM

Course Equivalent: ROSP 329 •

ROSP 382

Must be enrolled in one of the following Classes: Sophomore Junior . Crosslist(s): 16784 ROSP 30820 03

Survey of Spanish-Amer Lit II

3.0

TR

3:30 PM-4:45 PM

LAST 30401

Course Equivalent: ROSP 329 ROSP 382 Must be enrolled in one of the following Classes: Junior Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors:

12447 ROSP 37000 01

Special Studies

LLR


ROS2

Spanish (Supp.)

ROSP

Spanish

Course Equivalent: ROSP 316G

3.0

ROSP 398 ROSP 399 Department Approval Required 16765 ROSP 40615 01

Studies in Colonial Literature

3.0

TR

12:30 PM-1:45 PM Anadon, Jose

Course Equivalent: ROSP 465 Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors: LLR


ROS2

Spanish (Supp.)

ROSP

Spanish

Crosslist(s): ' 17650 ROSP 40770 01


Globalization and the Inhuman

3.0

TR

12:30 PM-1:45 PM

128

LAST 40400

Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors: RLL

Romance Languages and Lit

ROS2

Spanish (Supp.)

ROSP

Spanish

Fall Semester 2006

cont'd

Crossllst(s): 16787 ROSP 40780 01

Mexican Literature

3.0

MW

11:45 AM-1:00 PM Ibsen, Krlstine L.

ILS40906

Course Equivalent: ROSP 492 Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors: LLR


ROS2

Spanish (Supp.)

ROSP

Spanish

Crosslist(s):

ILS 40902 LAST 40401

17648 ROSP 40891 01

Beyond the Islands.

3.0

11766 ROSP 47000 01

Special Studies

3.0

TR

9:30 AM-10:45 AM Moreno, Marfsel C.

Crosslist(s):

ILS 40905 LAST 40419

Course Equivalent: ROSP 497 Department Approval Required

16789 ROSP 53490 01 • Women Writers in Cont Span Lit

3.0

TR

9:30 AM-10:45 AM Jerez-Farran, Carlos

Must be enrolled in one of the following Classes: Senior Must be enrolled In one of the following Majors:

16790 ROSP 63110 01

From Reconquest to Renaissance 3.0

M

12:30 PM-3:15 PM Seidenspinner-Nunez, Dayle

LLR


ROS2

Spanish (Supp.)

ROSP

Spanish

Course Equivalent: ROSP 503 Crosslist(s):

LIT 73621 Ml 60501

Science, Technology and Values 17385 ,STV

20245 01

Medical Ethics

3.0

MW

10:40 AM-11:30 AM Solomon, William D.

I

Course Equivalent: STV 245 Department Approval Required . Corequlsite(s): STV 22245 Crosslist(s):

17437 STV

20247 01

Environmental Ethics

3.0

TR

12:30 PM-1:45 PM • DePaul, Michael R.

PHIL 20602

Course Equivalent: HPS 20709 HPS 247A PHIL 247A PHIL 2478 PHIL247C STV 247 Department Approval Required Crosslist(s): HPS 20902 PHIL 20603

17583 STV

20262 01

Health Care Ethlcs/21st Cntury

3.0

MW

11:45 AM-1:00 PM Ryan, Maura A.

Course Equivalent: STV 282 Department Approval Required Crasslist(s):

HESB 30228 THEO 20630

13748 STV

20304 01

Energy and Society

3.0

TR

3:30 PM-4:45 PM

Kolata, James J.

Course Equivalent: STV 204 Department Approval Required CrQSsHst(s):

HPS 20906 PHYS 20051

17438 STV

20431 01

Phil & Cosmology. A Revolution

3.0

TR

' 11:00 AM-12:15PM Bland, Katharine A A.

Course Equivalent: STV 231 Department Approval Required Crosslist(s):

15556 STV

20461 01

Nuclear Warfare

13797 STV

20556 01 . Science, Technology, & Society

PHIL 20612

3.0

TR

12:30 PM-1:45 PM Wlescher, Michael C:

Department Approval Required Crosslist(s): PHYS 20061

3.0

MW

12:50 PM-1:40 PM McKIm, Vaughn R.

Course Equivalent: STV 256 Department Approval Required Corequisite(s):

STV'22556

Crosslist(s):

PHIL 20606

17386 STV

22245 • 01

Medical Ethics - Discussion

0.0

F

10:40 AM-11:30 AM Solomon, William D.

Department Approval Required Corequisite(s): STV 20245

16039 STV

22556 01

Sci-Tech & Soc Discussion

0.0

F

11:45 AM-12:35PM"


16040 STV

22556 02

Scl Tech & Soc Discussion

0.0

F

12:50 PM-1:40 PM


16041 STV

22556 03 • Scl Tech & Soc Discussion

' 0.0

F

12:50 PM-1:40 PM


17596 STV

30311 01

MWF

1:55 PM-2:45 PM

Intro. Amer. Health Care Syst.

3.0

Navari, Rudolph M.

* Course Equivalent: STV 311 Department Approval Required


129

Fall Semester 2006

cont'd


iCouree; CRN

Crosslist(s): 17344 STV

30382 01 -

Technology of War and Peace

3.0

MW

3:00 PM-4:15 PM

Hamlin, Christopher S.

SCPP 30311

Course Equivalent: STV 382 Department Approval Required

I

Crosslist(s): 1

17487 STV

33195 01

Technology & Social Change

3.0

MW

3:00 PM-4:15 PM

Alpert, Sheri A.

HESB 30479 HIST 30550 MPS 30531


17778 STV

17452 STV

33401 01

40153 01

Animal Welfare & Hum-Anim Bond 1.0

W

TR

Visits to Bedlam

5:00 PM-6:30 PM

Stewart, Kay L. Whaley, Michelle A.

9:30 AM-10:45 AM Fox, Christopher

ANTH 30095


CSC 33401

Course Equivalent: STV 453 Department Approval Required ' Crosslist(s):

17497 STV

40216 01

Bio-Med Eth & Pub Health Risk

3.0

T

3:30 PM-6:00'PM

Shrader-Frechette, Kristin

ENGL 40310 IRST 40311


BIOS 50545 PHIL 43708

17534 STV

40319 01

Self, Society, and Environment

3.0

TR

2:00 PM-3:15 PM

Weigert, Andrew J.


HESB 43502 MPS 40902 SOC 43719

17282 STV

40434 01

Human Diversity

3.0

MWF

10:40 AM-11:30 AM Sheridan, Susan G.


AFAM 30702 ANTH 40810

17387 STV

40435 01

Methods in Med Anthropology

3.0

TR

11:00 AM-12:15PM Lende, Daniel H.

Department Approval Required Crosslist(s): ANTH 45820

17471 STV

43396 01

Environmental Justice

3.0

W

4:30 PM-7:00 PM

Course Equivalent: STV 496

Shrader-Frechetto, Kristin


BIOS 50544 UPS 50901 PHIL 43308

17279 STV

*43470 01

Molecular Revolution

3.0

TR

9:30 AM-10:45 AM Sloan, Phillip R.


• HPS 93722

Sociology 13253 SOC

10002 01

Understanding Societies

3.0

MW

1:55 PM-2:45 PM

Hachen, David S.

Course Equivalent: SOC 102 Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies Corequisite(s): SOC 12002

14275 SOC

10722 01

Intro to Social Psychology

3.0

TR

12:30 PM-1:45 PM

Course Equivalent: SOC 122 Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

12886 SOC

12002 01

Understanding Soc. Tutorial

0.0

F

9:35 AM-10:25 AM

Course Equivalent: SOC 102T Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies Corequisite(s): SOC 10002

12885 SOC

12002 02


0.0

F

10:40 AM-11:30 AM


12884 SOC

12002 03


0.0 .

F

10:40 AM-11:30 AM

Course Equivalent: SOC 102T Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies Corequisite(s):

12883 SOC

12002 04


0.0

F

11:45 AM-12:35PM

SOC 10002

Course Equivalent: SOC 102T Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies


130

Fall Semester 2006

cont'd

Course ID

instructor i IVUI a • -

|CRN Subj. No.

Sec

*'

Sy

uuai

>:"

:

's-';

'

v "


-• ^

.

*:

. • » '

Corequisite(s): 12660 SOC

12002 05


0.0

F

12:50 PM-1:40 PM

SOC 10002


12843 SOC

12002 06


0.0

F

12:50 PM-1:40 PM

Course Equivalent: SOC 102T Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies Corequlsite(s):

12842 SOC

12002 07


0.0

• F

1:55 PM-2:45 PM

SOC 10002

Course Equivalent: SOC 102T Must be enrolled In one of the following Colleges: First Year of'Studles Corequisite(s): SOC 10002

11475 SOC

12002 08


0.0

F

1:55 PM-2:45 PM

Course Equivalent: SOC 102T Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies > • Corequislte(s): SOC 10002

16615 SOC

20032 01

Social Problems

3.0

MWF

3:00 PM-3:50 PM

•** Seat Allocations Exist" * Course Equivalent: SOC 232 Must be enrolled in one of the following Classes: Sophomore Junior Crosslist(s):

AFAM 20703 . ESS 20203 HESB 30422

17221 SOC

'20044 01

Intro to Islamic Civilization

3.0

, TR

12:30 PM-1:45 PM Guo, Li

Course Equivalent: SOC 244 Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors: SOC ^ Sociology Crosslist(s): ANTH 20070 MPS 20716 MELC 20070

17261 SOC

20060 01

Societies/Cultures Latin Amer .

3.0

TR

12:30 PM-1:45 PM

Course Equivalent: SOC 361 Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors: SOC Sociology Crosslist(s):

•

ANTH 20360 ILS 30100 LAST 20002

10816 SOC

20228 01

Social Inequality & Amer Educ

3.0

TR

9:30 AM-10:45AM Carbonaro, William Jv

*** Seat Allocations Exist" * Course Equivalent: SOC 228 Must be enrolled in one of the following Classes: Sophomore Junior Crosslist(s):

ESS 20202 HESB 20445

13744 SOC

20342 01

Marriage and the Family

3.0

MW

11:45 AM-1:00 PM Sobolewski, Juliana M.

Seat Allocations E x i s t " " Course Equivalent: SOC 242 Must be enrolled in one of the following Classes: Sophomore Junior Crosslist(s): ESS 20204 GSC 20466

13946 SOC

20479 01

Intro to Latinos in Amer Socle

3.0

W

2:30 PM-5:00 PM

" • Seat Allocations Exist *** Course Equivalent: SOC 279 SOC 43473

Cardenas, Gilberto

SOC 473 Must be enrolled in one of the following Classes: Sophomore Crosstist(s): ILS 20701 16816 SOC

20740 01

Sociology of Terrorism

3.0

MW

11:45 AM-1:00 PM' Sobolewski; Curt G.

17502 SOC

20838 01

Social Inequality

3.0

MWF

9:35 AM-10:25 AM

Undergraduate Division^

131

" Seat Allocations Exist Must be enrolled in one of the following Classes: Sophomore « Junior Crosslist(s):

HPS 209Q5

Crossllst(s):

ESS 20205

Fall Semester 2006

cont'd

s s s a

"

w

« .

17376 SOC

30002 01

.

M .

.

Global Issues and the UN

" 3.0

TR

4:00 PM-5:15 PM

Smith, Jackie G.

Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors: SOC

Sociology

Crosslist(s):

.

HPS 30402

17717 SOC

30109 01

Sociology of Culture

3.0

MWF

10:40 AM-11:30 AM

Must be enrolled in one of the following Classes: Sophomore Junior Crosslist(s): ESS 30212

•15124 SOC

30237 01

Sociology of Teaching

3.0,

TR

3:30 PM-4:45PM , Kelly, Sean P.

" • Seat Allocations Exist" * Must be enrolled in one of the following Classes: Sophomore Junior Senior Crosslist(s):

10826 SOC

30514 01

Social Movements

3.0

MW

8:00 AM-9:15AM

McVeigh, RoryM.

ESS 30211

" * Seat Allocations Exist" * Course Equivalent: SOC 314 Crosslist(s):

AFAM 30605 AMST 30512 ANTH 30014 HESB 30438 HPS 30902

15148 SOC

30567 01

Chile in Comp Perspective

3.0

MW

4:30 PM-5:45 PM

Valenzuela, J. Samuel

*•* Seat Allocations Exist Course Equivalent: SOC 367 Crosslist(s): HPS 30527 LAST 30550 POLS 30522

16817 SOC

30734 01

Critical Issues in Criminology

3.0

MW

1:30 PM-2:45 PM

Welch, Michael R.

15202 SOC

30846 01

Today's Gender Roles

3.0

TR

9:30 AM-10:45 AM Aldous, Joan

*** Seat Allocations Exist *** Course Equivalent: SOC 334 Must be enrolled in one of the following Classes: Junior Senior Crosslist(s): AMST 30513 *** Seat Allocations Exist *** Course Equivalent: SOC 346 Crosslist(s):

ANTH 30046 ESS 30210 GSC 30224 HESB 30426

12837 SOC

30900 01

Foundations Sociological Thry

3.0

TR

11:00 AM-12:15 PM Fishman, Robert M.

Course Equivalent: SOC 300 Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors: SOC

12608 SOC

30900 02

Foundations Sociological Thry

3.0

TR

2:00 PM-3:15PM

Faeges, Russell S.

Sociology


13722 SOC

30902 01

Methods Sociological Research

3.0

MW

11:45 AM-1:00 PM Gunty. Mark L.

Sociology


Sociology

Crosslist(s): 13799 SOC

30903 01

Statistics for Social Research

3.0

MW.

8:00 AM-9:15AM

Chai, Xiaoyong

HESB 30100

Course Equivalent: SOC 303 Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors: SOC Sociology Crosslist(s): HESB 30101

13312 SOC

33090 01

Proseminar

1.0

W

3:00 PM-3:50 PM

Power, AnnMarie R.

Course Equivalent: SOC 390 Must be enrolled in one of thg following Majors: SOC Sociology

11267 SOC

35091 01

Intermediate Analysis

0.0 TO 10.0 M

3:00 PM-5:30 PM

Summers-Effler, Erika M.

Course Equivalent: SOC 391A Department Approval Required

15748 SOC

40034 01

Gender and Violence

3.0

TR

3:30 PM-4:45 PM

Mahmood, Cynthia K.

Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors: SOC Sociology Crosslist(s): ANTH 40333 GSC 40221 HPS 40906

17313 SOC

40042 01

Doing Things With Words

3.0

TR

2:00 PM-3:15 PM

Blum, Susan D.

Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors: SOC Sociology Crosslist(s): ANTH 45842


132

Fail Semester 2006

cont'd


,

•%

CRN SubJ. No.

• '

>

~

\ .

Sec GSC 40368 PSY 43458

17316 SOC

40662 01

Anthropology of Emotion

3.0

MW

3:00 PM-4:15 PM

Mitchell, Lisa

Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors: SOC Sociology Crosslist(s): ANTH 45862 HIST 40649 PSY 43349

14982 SOC

43030 01

Documentary: Analysis & Method 3.0

MW W

.

3:00 PM-4:15 PM 4:30 PM-5:45 PM

Snively, Devorah A.

Must be enrolled In one of the following Majors: SOC Sociology Crosslist(s):

17556 SOC

43049 01

Psychology of Race

3.0

MW

3:00 PM-4:15 PM

Burrow, Anthony

ANTH 45830

Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors: SOC Sociology Crosslist(s): AFAM 43701 ANTH 40048 ILS 40601 PSY 43348

17503 SOC

43113 01

Cultural Sociology

3.0

TR

2:00 PM-3:15PM

Spillman, Lynette P.

Course Equivalent: SOC 413

13992 SOC

43151 01

Theorizing Popular Culture

3.0

MW

4:30 PM-5:45 PM

Pressler, Charles A.

* " Seat Allocations Exist " Course Equivalent: SOC 34151 SOC 351 SOC 451 Crosslist(s):

AMST 40513 GSC 43452

16818 SOC

43333 01

Soc of Divorce & Remarriage

15224 SOC

43342 01

Family Development

16819 SOC

43402 01 ' Population Dynamics

3.0

MW

1:30 PM-2:45 PM

Sobolewski, Julie A.

Department Approval Required Must be enrolled In one of the following Classes: Junior Senior Crosslist(s): , GSC 43451 •

3.0

TR

12:30 PM-1:45 PM Klein, David M.

* " Seat Allocations Exist Department Approval Required Crosslist(s): GSC 40129

3.0

MWF

11:45 AM-12:35 PM Williams, Richard A.

" * Seat Allocations Exist Course Equivalent: SOC 402 Crosslist(s):

13813 SOC

43479 01

Intl. Migration & Human Rights

3.0

TR

3:30 PM-4:45 PM

Bustamante, Jorge A.

HESB 30487

* " Seat Allocations Exist *** Course Equivalent: SOC 30464 SOC 364 SOC 479 Crosslist(s):

ANTH 40079 HPS 40903 ILS 40707 LAST 40551 POLS 30588

13994 SOC

43563 01

Nationalism

3.0

TR

3:30 PM-4:45 PM

Faeges, Russell S.

Seat Allocations Exist Course Equivalent: SOC 463 Crosslist(s): HESB 30214 POLS 30587

13995 SOC

43590 01

Sociology of Economic Life

3.0

TR

12:30 PM-1:45 PM Spillman, Lynette P.

* " Seat Allocations E x i s t " " Course Equivalent: SOC 490 Crosslist(s):

HESB 43534 SOC 63569

17719 SOC

43662 01

Religion and American Society

3.0

MW

3:00 PM-4:15PM

Sikklnk, David H.

13777 SOC

43719 01

Self, Society & Environment

3.0

TR

2:00 PM-3:15 PM

Welgert, Andrew J.

Course Equivalent: SOC 419 Must be enrolled In one of the following Majors: SOC

Sociology

Crosslist(s):

HESB 43502 MPS 40902 STV 40319

16820 SOC

43730 01

Crime & Deviance in Ideo Persp

3.0

MW

11:45 AM-1:00 PM Welch, Michael R.

" * Seat Allocations Exist* " Course Equivalent: SOC 430 Crosslist(s):

13853 SOC

Undergraduate

43825 01

Ethnicity in America

3.0

TR

3:30 PM-4:45 PM

133

"

Chrobot, Leonard F.

HESB 43535

* " Seat Allocations Exist* " Course Equivalent: SOC 425

Fall Semester 2006

cont'd

Crosslist(s):

AFAM 43704 AMST 40514 ANTH 40025 ESS 40209 HESB 30408

15210 SOC

43839 01

Unequal America

3.0

TR

11:00AM-12:15PM Carbonaro, William J.

Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors: SOC

Sociology

Crossiisi(s):

ESS 40210. HESB 43524 HPS 50907

.

POLS 30142 SOC 63839 11898 SOC

45096 01

Sociology Internship

1.0 TO 5.0

Power, AnnMarie R.

Course Equivalent: SOC 496 Department Approval Required Crosslist(s):

10843 SOC

45096 02

Sociology Internship

1.0 TO 5.0

Power, AnnMarie R.

' ESS 45096

Course Equivalent: SOC 496 Department Approval Required

11943 SOC

46097 01

Directed Readings in Sociology

0.0 TO 10.0


11944 SOC

46097 02


Course Equivalent: SOC 497A

0.0 TO 10.0

Department Approval Required 11945 SOC

46097 03


0.0 TO 10.0

Course Equivalent: SOC 497A Department Approval Required1

10928 SOQ

46097 04

Directed Readings In Sociology

0.0 TO 10.0


10929 SOC

46097 05


0.0 TO 10.0


10930 SOC

46097 06


0.0 TO 10.0


10931 SOC

46097 07


Course Equivalent: SOC 497A

0.0 TO 10.0


46097 08

Directed Readings In Sociology

' Course Equivalent: SOC 497A

0.0 TO 10.0


46007 01

Sociology Capstone Project

3.0

Course Equivalent: SOC 407 . Department Approval Required

13964 SOC

48007 02


3.0

Course Equivalent: SOC 407 Department Approval Required

13967 SOC

48007 03



3.0


48007 04



3.0


48007 05


.


3.0


48901 01

Research Practicum

0.0 TO 10.0 MW

4:30 PM-5:45 PM


Pre-Requisite: (SOC 30902 or SOC 302)

Theology 13949 CST

33001 01

Catholic Social Teaching

3.0

TR

2:00 PM-3:15 PM

Whitmore, Todd D.

Course Equivalent: CST 401A Department Approval Required' Crosslist(s):

14506 CST

47100 01

Special Studies

Whitmore, Todd D.

HESB 24202. HPS 40719 THEO 40607

Course Equivalent: CST 498 Department Approval Required


134

Fall Semester 2006

'

cont'd

17388 CST

47200 01

Uganda, War and Religion II

17444 RLT

20205 01

Staging the Religious

17445 RLT

20207 01

14243 RLT

40217 01

1.0

W

7:00 PM-9:00.PM

Whitmore, Todd D.

3.0

MWF

12:50 PM-1:40 PM Dodson, Joel

Department Approval Required Crosslist(s): ENGL 20208

God & Evil in Modem Lit

3.0

MWF

10:40 AM-11:30 AM Werge, Thomas A.

Department Approval Required Crosslist(s): ENGL 20709

Dante & Aquinas

3,0

MW

3:00 PM-4:15 PM

Gardner, Patrick M.

Course Equivalent: RLT 412

Mclnemy, Ralph M.

Department Approval Required Crosslist(s): Ml 40365 PHIL 43143


16990 RLT

40276 01

Theology of Revelation

3.0

TR

12:30 PM-1:45 PM Hart, Kevin J.


16991 RLT

40278 01

Phenomenology and Theology

3.0

TR

3:30 PM-4:45 PM

Hart, Kevin J.

Department Approval Required Crosslist(s): PHIL 43813

15494 RLT

40823 01

Death and Rebirth

3.0

MW

3:00 PM-4:15 PM

Dunne, John S.

Department Approval Required Crosslist(s): THEO 40813

13256 THEO 10001 01

Found of Theo: BIblcl Historcl

.3.0

TR

' . 3:30 PM-4:45 PM


13257 THEO 10001 02

Found of Theo: Biblcl Historcl

3.0

TR

12:30 PM-1:45 PM

Course Equivalent: THEO 100 THEO 13183 THEO 180G THEO 200 THEO 20001 THEO 20002 THEO 201 Must be enrolled In one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

13298 THEO 10001 03


3.0

' MWF

10:40 AM-11:30 AM White. FrankleD.


12518 THEO 10001 04


3.0

MWF

12:50 PM-1:40 PM

Course Equivalent: THE0100 THEO 13183 THE0180G THEO 200 THEO 20001 THEO 20002 THEO 201 Must be enrolled In one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

12442 THEO 10001 05


3.0

TR

11:00 AM-12:15 PM Leyerle, Blake


13460 THEO 10001 06



3.0

TR

2:00 PM-3:15 PM

135

Course Equivalent: THEO 100 THEO 13183 THE0180G THEO 200

Fall Semester 2006

THEO 20001 THEO 20002 THEO 201

cont'd

Comments & Restrictions,

Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies 13473 THEO 10001 07


3.0

MWF

9:35 AM-10:25 AM

#

Course Equivalent: THEO 100 THEO 13183 THE0 180G THEO 200 THEO 20001 THEO 20002 THEO 201 Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

12341 THEO 10001 08

Found of Theo: Biblcl Historcl ,

3.0

MWF

8:30 AM-9:20AM

Course Equivalent: THEO 100 THEO 13183 THEO 180G THE'O 200 THEO 20001 THEO 20002 THEO 201 Must be enrolled'in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

12331 THEO 10001 09


3.0

MWF

1:55 PM-2:45 PM

Course Equivalent: THEO 100 e THEO 13183 THE0180G -

THEO 200 THEO 20001 THEO 20002 THEO 201

- '

Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studied 11931 THEO 10001 10


3.0

, TR •

3:30 PM-4:45 PM

Course Equivalent: THEO 100 THEO 13183 THE0 180G

•

THEO 200 THEO 20001 THEO 20002 ' THEO 201 Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies 13528 THEO 10001

11


3.0

TR

12:30 PM-1:45 PM

Course Equivalent: THEO 100 THEO 13183 THE0 180G THEO 200 THEO 20001 THEO 20002 THEO 201 . Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

13557 THEO 10001 12


3.0

MWF

3:00 PM-3:50 PM

Course Equivalent: THEO 100 THEO 13183. THE0180G THEO 200 THEO 20001 THEO 20002 •

THEO 201

Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies x 11932 THEO 10001

13


3.0

TR

2:00 PM-3:15 PM

Course Equivalent: THEO 100 THEO 13183 THE0180G THEO 200 • •


Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies 11933 THEO 10001 16



' 3.0

TR

9:30 AM-10:45 AM Baker, Kimberly F.

136

Course Equivalent: THEO 100 THEO 13183

Fall Semester 2006

THEO 180G THEO 200 • cont'd

THEO 20001 THEO 20002 THEO 201 Must be enrolled In one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies 11851 THEO 10001 17


3.0

MWF

9:35 AM-10:25 AM

Course Equivalent: THEO 100 THEO 13183 THE0180G THEO 200 THEO 20001 THEO 20002 THEO 201 Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

11857 THEO 10001

18

Found of Theo: BlbicJ Historcl

3.0

MWF

11:45 AM-12:35 PM


11697 THEO 10001

19


3.0

MWF

1:55 RM-2:45 PM

Course Equivalent: THEO 100 THEO 13183 THE0180G .

THEO 200 THEO 20001 ,

'

THEO 20002 THEO 201

Must be enrolled In one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies 11696 THEO. 10001 20


3.0

MWF

3:00 PM-3:50 PM

Course Equivalent: THEO 100 THEO 13183 THEO 180G ,

THEO 200 THEO 20001 THEO 20002 THEO 201

Must be enrolled In one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies 11523 THEO 10001 21


3.0

MWF

1:55 PM-2:45 PM


11052 THEO 10001 22


3.0

TR

- 3:30 PM-4:45 PM

Krleg, Robert A.

Course Equivalent: THEO 100 THEO 13183 THE0180G THEO 200 THEO 20001 THEO 20002 THEO 201 Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies

15859 THEO 10001 23


3.0

MWF

9:35 AM-10:25 AM

Course Equivalent: THEO 100 THEO 13183 THEO 180G THEO 200 THEO 20001 THEO 20002' THEO 201 Must be enrolled In one of the following Colleges:

Undergraduate Division •

137

Fall Semester 2006

cont'd


First Year of Studies 11901 THEO 20001 01

Found of Theo:Biblcl Historcl

3.0

TR

Course Equivalent: THEO THEO THEO THEO

11:00AM-12:15PM

.

100 10001 13183 180G


May not be enrolled in one of the following Classes: Freshmen 11902 THEO 20001 02


3.0

MWF

Course Equivalent: THEO 100 THEO 10001

8:30 AM-9:20 AM

. THEO 13183 THEO 180G THEO 200 THEO 20002 THEO 201 May not be enrolled in one of the following Classes: Freshmen 11903 THEO 20001 03


3.0

MWF

Course Equivalent: THEO 100 THEO 10001 THEO 13183 THEO 180G THEO 200 THEO 20002 THEO 201

1:55 PM-2:45 PM



3:0

MWF

Course Equivalent: THEO 100 THEO 10001 THEO 13183 THEO180G THEO 200 THEO 20002 THEO 201

9:35 AM-10:25 AM

May not be enrolled In one of the following Classes: Freshmen 12324 THEO 20001 05

Found of Theo:Biblcl Historcl.

3.0

MWF

Course Equivalent: THEO 100 THEO 10001 THEO 13183 THE0 180G THEO 200 THEO 20002 THEO 201

1:55 PM-2:45 PM



3.0

MW

Course Equivalent: THEO 100 THE010001 THEO 13183

3:00 PM-4:15 PM

. ' *

(

THEO 180G THEO 200 .

THEO 20002 THEO 201


Hnrs Fdt of Theo: Biblcl/Hist

3.0

TR

12:30 PM-1:45 PM VanderKam, James C.

Department Approval Required Honors students only

15543 THEO 20002 02

Hnrs Fdt of Theo: Biblcl/Hlst

3.0

MW

8:00 AM-9:15 AM


13844 THEO 20206 01

U.S. Latino Spirituality

3.0

TR

11:00 AM-12:15 PM Elizondo, Virgilio P.

Pre-Requisite: (THEO 10001 or THEO 100) or (THEO 13183 or THEO 180G) or (THEO 20001 or THEO 200) or (THEO 20002 or THEO 201)

Cavadinl, John C.

" * Seat Allocations Exist* " Course Equivalent: THEO 228A THEO 228B THE0 228C Crosslist(s):

HESB 20210 ILS 20800


138

Fall Semester 2006 •

cont'd

Course ID

- =

CRNSubJ, 16569 THEO 20213 01

Following Jesus

"

~

3.0

TR

^

2:00 PM-3:15 PM

v

;

;

r " : - " :

Daley, Brian E.

Course Equivalent-THEO 235A

Pre-Requlslte: (THEO 10001 or-THEO 100) or (THEO 13183 or THEO 180G) or (THEO 20001 or THEO 200) or (THEO 20002 or THEO 201)

' •

-

THEO 235B

THEO 235C

15410 THEO 20223 01

The Church We Believe In

3.0

MWF

9:35 AM-10:25 AM Prugl, Thomas J.

Course Equivalent: THEO 230A THEO 230B THEO 230C

Pre-Requlslte: (THEO 10001 or THEO 100) or (THEO 13183 or THEO 180G) or (THEO 20001 or THEO 200) or (THEO 20002 or THEO 201)

15476 THEO 20224 01

Christ & Chrch In Christ Trad

3.0

MWF

9:35 AM-10:25 AM Canty, Aaron M.


15686 THEO 20225 01

The Mystery of Christ

3.0

MWF

1:55 PM-2:45 PM

Barnes, Corey L.

Pre-Requlslte: (THEO 10001 or THEO'100) or. (THEO 13183 or THEO 180G) or (THEO 20001 or THEO 200) or (THEO 20002 or THEO 201)

15794 THEO 20226 01

Sin and the Incarnation

3.0

MW

3:00 PM-4:15 PM

Martens, Peter W.

Pre-Requisite: (THEO 10001 or THEO 100) or (THEO 13183 or THEO 180G) or (THEO 20001 or THEO 200) or (THEO 20002 or THEO 201) '

15795 THEO 20226 02

Sin and the Incarnation

A

3.0

MW

4:30 PM-5:45 PM

Martens, Peter W.


16570 THEO 20401 01

Church and Worship

3.0

TR

12:30 PM-1:45 PM Driscoll, Michael S.


.

15672 THEO 20605 01

Course Equivalent: THEO 227A \

THEO 227B

'

Intro to Catholic Moral Theo

3.0

TR

THEO 227C

12:30 PM-1:45 PM Clairmont, David A.

Course Equivalent: THEO 233


11416 THEO 20606 01

Theology of Marriage

TR

3:30 PM-4:45 PM

Odozor, Paulinus I.

*** Seat Allocations Exist* " Course Equivalent: THEO 243

Poorman, Mark L.

* " Seat Allocations Exist Course Equivalent: THEO 252A THEO 252B THEO 252C


k 17559 THEO 20611 01

Relnshlp SSexlty in ChrlstTrad

3.0

T

6:00 PM-8:30 PM

Pre-Requlslte: (THEO 10001 or THEO 100) or (THEO 13183 or THEO 180G) or (THEO 20001 or THEO 200) or (THEO 20002 or THEO 201) '

Department Approval Required Must be enrolled in one of the following Classes: Senior 14280 THEO 20619 01

Rich, Poor, and War

3.0

TR

9:30 AM-10:45 AM Whitmore, Todd D.

*•* Seat Allocations Exist" Course Equivalent: THEO 263E

THEO 263G

• THEO 263F


139

Fall Semester 2006 >

cont'd

Pro-Requisite: (THEO 10001 or THEO 100) or (THEO 13183 or THEO 180G) or (THEO 20001 or THEO 200) or (THEO 20002 or THEO 201)

13258 THEO 20621 01

Medical Ethics

3.0

TR

t

Crosslist(s):

12:30 PM-1:45 PM Mertensotto, Leon J.

Pre-Requisite: (THEO 10001 or THEO 100) or (THEO 13183 or THEO 180Gyor (THEO 20001 or THEO 200) or (THEO 20002 or THEO 201)

HESB 20211 HPS 20701

Course Equivalent: THEO 266 Department Approval Required Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors: ALP2 • ALPP

PreProfessionai Studies Arts & Letters PreProfessionai

BIOS

Biological Sciences

SCBU

Science- Business

SCPP

PreProfessionai

Crosslist(s): HESB 20215 Register by contacting Dorothy Anderson in 130 Malloy . Hall 15674 THEO 20630 01

Health Care Ethics/21st Cntury

3.0

MW

.11:45 AM-1:00 PM Ryan, Maura A..

Pre-Requlslte: (THEO 10001 or THEO 100) Or (THEO 13183 or THEO 180G) or (THEO 20001 or THEO 200) or (THEO 20002 or THEO 201)

Course Equivalent: THEO 282A THEO 282B THEO 282C Crosslist(s): '

17560 THEO 20634 01

Love & the Christian Tradition

3:00 PM-4:15 PM

Agnew, Elizabeth L.

HESB 30228 STV 20282

Course Equivalent: THEO 248E


.13846 THEO 20811 01

Jesus and Salvation

3.0

TR

11:00 AM-12:15PM Hilkert, M. Catherine

Pre-Requisite: (THEO 10001 or THEO 100) or (THEO 13183 or THEO 180G) or (THEO 20001 or THEO 200) or (THEO 20002 or THEO 201)

14289 THEO 20822 01

What Catholics Believe

3.0

TR

11:00 AM-12:15 PM Gorski, Eugene F.

Pre-Requisite: (THEO 10001 or THEO 100) or (THEO 13183 or THEO 180G) or.(THEO 20001 or THEO 200) or (THEO 20002 or THEO 201) '

Course Equivalent: THEO 240A THEO 240B THEO 240C

Seat Allocations Exist Course Equivalent: THEO 50823 THEO 280A ' THE0 280B THE0 280F THEO 28410

11507 THEO 20825 01

World Relig & Cathin Dlalg EG

3.0

-U

7:00 PM-9:30 PM

Gorski, Eugene F.


15484 THEO 20831 01

Divine Provid & Human Suffer

3.0

5:00 PM-6:15 PM

Course Equivalent: THEO 287 Crosslist(s):

ANTH 20025 HPS 20715

Ernst, Harold E.


17562 THEO 20834 01

Christian Prophecy

3.0

MW

3:00 PM-4:15 PM

Hvidt, NielsChristian V.


17563 THEO 20835 01

The Church in the World

3.0

TR

3:30 PM-4:45 PM

Coiberg, Kristin M.

Pre-Requlslte: (THEO 10001 or THEO 100) or (THEO 13183 or THEO 180G) or (THEO 20001 or THEO 200) or (THEO 20002 or THEO 201) I


140

Fall Semester 2006

cont'd

(Course ID CRN Subj. No.

Course Title Sec

17564 THEO 20835 02

The Church In the World

3.0

TR

5:00 PM-6:15PM

Colberg, Kristin M.


17254 THEO 30004 01

Intro to Christian Latin

TR

2:00 PM-3:15 PM

Sheerin, Daniel J.

Course Equivalent: THEO 308 THEO 340C Department Approval Required Crosslist(s):

.

CLLA 40016 CLLA 60016 Ml 40003

,

11057 THEO 30011 01

Know Yr Cath Fa: Mary

1.0

M

6:00 PM-8:05 PM

Matovlna, Timothy M.

Ml 60003 THEO 60001

Course Equivalent: THEO 340M 09/04/2006 -10/09/2006

11290 THEO 30017 01

Catechist Formation

1.0

•-

Fagerberg, David W.

Pre-Requisite: (THEO 10001 or THEO 100) or (THEO 13183 or THEO 180G) or (THEO 20001 or THEO 200) or (THEO 20002 or THEO 201) , •

11058 THEO 30020 01

A Theo Exploration of Vocation '•


Cavadinl, John Cx.

1.0

Course Equivalent: THEO 340F

Course Equivalent: THEO 386C Department Approval Required

12892 THEO 30021 01

Liturgical Choir

1.0

Walton, Gail L.


11870 THEO 30022. 01

Women's Liturgical Choir

1.0

McShane, Andrew J.

Course Equivalent: THEO 391A

12891 THEO 30023 01

Folk Choir

17708 THEO 30212 01

Women and American Catholicism 3.0

-

'

1.0

. Warner, Steven C. MWF

10:40 AM-11:30 AM Cummings, Kathleen S.

Course Equivalent: THEO 392 Course Equivalent: AMST 30308 AMST 378H ESS 378 GSC 375

•

HIST 30617 HIST 378

•

HIST 378A THEO 30213 THEO 378M THEO 365A Department Approval Required Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors: THE2 THEO

Theology (Supp.) Theology

Crossllst(s):

AMST 30353 ESS 30305 GSC 30113 HIST 30617

17468 THEO 30809 01

God, Phil, and Universities

3.0

MW •

11:45 AM-1:00 PM Maclntyre, Alasdalr C.

Department Approval Required Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors: THE2 Theology (Supp.) THEO

Theology

Crosslist(s): 13687 THEO 33858 01

Soc Con Sem: Int'l Issues

1.0

PHIL 30326

Kollman, Paul V.


Tomas Morgan, Rachel


CSC 33858

Apply at the Center for Social Concerns

11859 THEO 33931 01

Smr Srv Lrn Intrn: ACCltiN

1.0

Ackermann, Carl B. Shappell, Andrea S.

Course Equivalent: THEO 359A Department Approval Required Corequisite(s):

BAMG 30229

Crosslist(s):

CSC 33931


11860 THEO 33932 01

Smr Srv Lrn: Afn Am

3.0

Shappell, Andrea S.

Course Equivalent: THEO 359B Department Approval Required Crosslist(s):


141

CSC 33932

Fall Semester 2006

cont'd

c o u r

,nStmC,0r

Comments 8. Restrictions

CRN Apply at the Center for Social Concerns

13661 THEO 33933 01

Smr Srv Lm: Hispanic

McDowell, Roseanne R.

3.0

Course Equivalent: THEO 359C Department Approval Required Crosslist(s):

CSC 33933

ILS 35801 Apply at the Center for Social Concerns

11861 THEO 33935 01

Smr Srv Lrn: Cath Org

Shappell, Andrea S.

3.0

Course Equivalent: THEO 359E Department Approval Required Apply at the Center for Social Concerns

13593 THEO 33936 01

Smr Srv Lrn:Confmt Soc Issues

Pfeil, Margaret R. Shappell, Andrea S.

3.0

Course Equivalent: THEO 360 Department Approval Required Crosstist(s): CSC 33936 Apply at the Center for Social Concerns

11946 THEO 33937 01

Confronting Social lssues:Theo

Brandenberger, Jay W. Pfeil, Margaret R, Shappell, Andrea S.

3.0

Course Equivalent: THEO 360A Department Approval Required Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors: THE2

Theology (Supp.)

THEO Theology Apply at the Center for Social Concerns

13636 THEO 33938 01

Smr Srv Lrn: International

Kollman, Paul V. Tomas Morgan, Rachel

3.0

Course Equivalent: THEO 360B Department Approval Required Crosslist(s): CSC 33938 Apply at the Center for Social Concerns

11862 THEO 33939 01

Smr Srv Lrn: NYSP

Pettlt, Rebecca T.

1.0

Course Equivalent: THEO 360C Crosslist(s): CSC 33939 Apply at the Center for Social Concerns

11900 THEO 33950 01

13710 THEO 33951 01

13684 THEO 33953 01

13686 THEO 33954 01

14361 THEO 33957 01

13681 THEO 33959 01

12249 THEO 33960 01

Soc Con Sem: Appalachia

Soc Con Sem: Washington D.C.

1.0

7:00 PM-8:30 PM

1.0

Soc Con Sem:Contemporary Issue 1.0

Soc Con Sem: Leadership Issues

Conscience in the Crossfire

Soc Con Sem:Cultural Diversity

1.0

1.0

1.0

Soc Con Sem:Mexico Service Lrn 1.0

3:00 PM-5:00 PM

Ashley, James M. Miller McGraw, Angela


Ashley, James M. Miller McGraw, Angela


Brandenberger, Jay W. Pfeil, Margaret R. Tomas Morgan, Rachel


Crosslist(s): CSC 33950 Apply online: http://centerforsocialconcerns.nd.edu/academic/

Crosslist(s): CSC 33951 Apply online: http://centerforsociaiconcerns.nd.edu/academic/

Crosslist(s):

CSC 33953 PSY 23091 Apply at the Center for Social Concerns

Brandenberger, Jay W. McDowell, Rosoanne R. Miller McGraw, Angela


Beckman, Mary P. Brandenberger, Jay W.Pfeil, Margaret R.

Course Equivalent: THEO 368C

Outlaw, Iris L. Pettlt, Rebecca T. Pfeil, Margarel R.


Department Approval Required Crosslist(s): CSC 33954 Apply at the Center for Social Concerns

Department Approval Required Crosslist(s): CSC 33957 Apply at the Center for Social Concerns

Crosslist(s): CSC 33959 Apply online: http://centerforsociaiconcerns.nd.edu/academic/

Elizondo, Vlrgilio P.


Tomas Morgan, Rachel


CSC 33960


Fall Semester 2006

cont'd

11505 THEO 33961 01

11018 THEO 33962 01

16445 THEO 33975 01

Soc Con Sem: Discernment

Soc Con Sem: Gospel of Life

Soc Con Sem:Pov & Dev In Chile

1.0

Daley, Brian E. Mackenzie, Elizabeth J. Pfeil, Margaret R.

1.0

1.0

Course Equivalent: THEO 368A Department Approval Required Crossllst(s): CSC 33961 Apply at the Center for Social Concerns

Miller McGraw, Angela

Course Equivalent: THEO 368F

Pfeil, Margaret R.

Crosslist(s): CSC 33962 Apply online: http:ZZcenterforsocialconcerns.nd.edu/academlc/

Cahill Kelly, Anne M.

Course Equivalent: THEO 371A Department Approval Required Crosslist(s):

17274 THEO 40001 01

Seminar: Advanced Syrlac

3.0

W

2:00 PM-5:00 PM

Amar, Joseph P.

CSC 33975

Department Approval Required Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors: . THE2

Theology (Supp.)

THEO theology Crossllst(s):

CLSS 43221 CLSS 63221 LIT 73624

13259 THEO 40101 01

Hebrew Scriptures

3.0

TR

9:30AM-10:45 AM Ulrich, Eugene C.

Course Equivalent: THEO 401 Department Approval Required Must be enrolled In one of the following Majors:

16571 THEO 40101 02

Hebrew Scriptures

3.0

.

TR

3:30 PM-4:45 PM

Ulrich, Eugene C.

THE2

Theology (Supp.)

THEO

Theology


17570 THEO 40105 01

Women and Christian Origins

3.0

MW

3:00 PM-4:15 PM

D'Angelo, Mary R.

THE2

Theology (Supp.)

THEO

Theology

Course Equivalent: THEO 420 Department Approval Required Must be enrolled In one of the following Majors: THE2

Theology (Supp.)

THEO

Theology

Crossllst(s):

13702 THEO 40201 01

Christian Theological Tradtn I

3.0

MWF

10:40 AM-11:30 AM Wawrykow, Joseph P.

GSC 50100 THEO 60120

Course Equivalent: THEO 395 Department Approval Required Must be enrolled In one of the following Majors: THE2

Theology (Supp.)

THEO

Theology


Christian Theological Tradtn I

3.0

MWF

1:55 PM-2:45 PM

Wawrykow, Joseph P.

Ml 30411


16573 THEO 40215 01

Miracles

3.0

MWF

8:30 AM-9:20 AM

Cavadini, John C.

THE2

Theology (Supp.)

THEO

Theology

Course Equivalent: THEO 437A Department Approval Required Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors:

13859 THEO 40217 01

Jews & Christians thru History

3.0

TR

3:30 PM-4:45 PM

Signer, Michael A.

THE2

Theology (Supp.)

THEO

Theology

Course Equivalent: THEO 441 Department Approval Required Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors: THE2

Theology (Supp.)

THEO Theology Crossllst(s):

Ml 60410 THEO 60214

17565 THEO 40239 01

17491 THEO 40240 01


Globalization: Spirit., Just

Moses Maimonldes

3.0

3.0

TR

MW

3:30 PM-4:45 PM

4:30 PM-5:45 PM

143

Groody, Daniel G.

Nelman, Alven M.

Department Approval Required Must be enrolled In one of the following Majors: THE2

Theology (Supp.)

THEO

Theology


Fall Semester 2006

p u r s e ID

: : 'I

CRN Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors: THE2

Theology (Supp.)

THEO

Theology


Christianity & Colonialism

3.0

TR

3:30 PM-4:45 PM

Kollman. Paul V.

PHIL 43147

Department Approval Required Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors: THE2

Theology (Supp.)

THEO Theology 17726 THEO 40242 01

The Long Quest II

3.0

MW

3:00 PM-4:15PM

Sullivan, Lawrence E.


Theology (Supp.)

THEO Theology 13948 THEO 40607 01

Catholic Social Teaching

3.0

TR

2:00 PM-3:15 PM

Whitmore, Todd D.

Course Equivalent: THEO 451A Department Approval Required Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors: THE2 Theology (Supp.) THEO Theology Crosslist(s): CST 33001 HESB 24202 HPS 40719

17567 THEO 40616 01

16574 THEO 40808 01

U.S. Catholic Social Ethics

Modern Catholic Theologian

3.0

3.0

MW

MW

1:30 PM-2:45 PM

3:00 PM-4:15 PM

Baxter, Michael

O'Regan, Cyril J.


Theology (Supp.)

THEO

Theology

Course Equivalent: THEO 436A Department Approval Required Must be enrolled In one of the following Majors:

15491 THEO 40813 01

Death and Rebirth

3.0

MW

3:00 PM-4:15 PM

Dunne, John S.

THE2

Theology (Supp.)

THEO

Theology

Course Equivalent: THEO 453A Department Approval Required Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors: THE2

Theology (Supp.)

THEO Theology Crosslist(s): 17574 THEO 40828 01

Comparative Religious Ethics

3.0

TR

2:00 PM-3:15 PM

Clairmont, David A.

RLT 40823


Theology (Supp.)

THEO Theology Crosslist(s): 16575 THEO 40829 01

Spirituality in the Igntn Trad

3.0

MW

11:45 AM-1:00 PM Goggin, Ann S.

Department Approval Required Must be enrolled In one of the following Majors: THE2 Theology (Supp.) THEO

17568 THEO 40830 01

Documents Shaping Catechesls

3.0

TR

3:30 PM-4:45 PM

Baumbach, Gerard F.

THEO 60624

Theology

Department Approval Required Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors:

17569 THEO 40831 01

Chesterton and Catholicism

3.0

MW

1:30 PM-2:45 PM

Fagerberg, David W.

THE2

Theology (Supp.)

THEO

Theology

Department Approval Required Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors:

15707 THEO 46001 01

Directed Readings

Driscoll, Michael S.

0.0 TO 10.0

THE2

Theology (Supp.)

THEO

Theology

Course Equivalent: THEO 497 Department Approval Required

15708 THEO 46001 02

Directed Readings

0.0 TO 10.0

Burrell, David B.


Cavadini, John C.


Department Approval Required 15709 THEO 46001 03

Directed Readings

0.0 TO 10.0


Directed Readings

Daley, Brian E.

0.0 TO 10.0

Course Equivalent: THpO 497 Department Approval Required

15711 THEO 46001 05

Directed Readings

Cunningham. Lawrence S.

0.0 TO 10.0


Indergraduate Division

144

Fall Semester 2006

confd

Course ID

Course Title

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CRN SubJ. No. 15712 THEO 46001 07

Directed Readings

0.0 TO 10.0

Dunne, John S.


15713 THEO 46001 00

Directed Readings

0.0 TO 10.0

Matovina, Timothy M.


15714 THEO 46001 09

Directed Readings

0.0 TO 10.0

Krieg, Robert A.


15715 THEO 46001 10

Directed Readings

. 0.0 TO 10.0

15716 THEO 46001 11

Directed Readings

0.0 TO 10.0

Baxter, Michael


Herdt, Jennifer A.


15717 THEO 46001

12

Directed Readings

0.0 TO 10.0

Leyerle, Blake,


15718 THEO 46001

13

Directed Readings

0.0 TO 10.0

Malkovsky, Bradley J.


15719 THEO 46001

14

Directed Readings

0.0 TO 10.0

McBrien, Richard P.


15720 THEO 46001 15

Directed Readings

0.0 TO 10.0

Groody, Daniel G.


15721 THEO 46001

16

Directed Readings

0.0 TO 10.0

Neyrey, Jerome H.


15722 THEO 46001

17

Directed Readings

0.0 TO 10.0

Poorman, Janice M.

15723 THEO 46001 18

Directed Readings

0.0 TO 10.0

Page, Hugh R.

Course Equivalent: THEO 497 Department Approval Required Course Equivalent: THEO 497 Department Approval Required

15724 THEO 46001

19

Directed Readings

0.0 TO 10.0

Poorman, Mark L.

. Course Equivalent: THEO 497 Department Approval Required

15725 THEO 46001 20

Directed Readings

0.0 TO 10.0

Porter, Jean


15726 THEO 46001 21

Directed Readings

0.0 TO 10.0

Signer, Michael A.


15727 THEO 46001 22

Directed Readings

0.0 TO 10.0

Sterling, Gregory E.


15728 THEO 46001 23

Directed Readings

0.0 TO 10.0

Matovina, Timothy M.


15729 THEO 46001 24

Directed Readings

0.0 TO 10.0

Ulrich, Eugene C.


15730 THEO 46001 25

Directed Readings

0.0 TO 10.0

VanderKam, James C.


15731 THEO 46001 26

Directed Readings

0.0 TO 10.0

Wawrykow, Joseph P.


15732 THEO 46001 29

Directed Readings

0.0 TO 10.0

Zachman, Randall C.


15733 THEO 46001 30

Directed Readings

0.0 TO 10.0

Ryan, Maura A.


15734 THEO 46001 31

Directed Readings

0.0 TO 10.0

D'Angelo, Mary R.


15735 THEO 46001 32

Directed Readings

0.0 TO 10.0

Ashley, James M.


15740 THEO 46001 33

Directed Readings

0.0 TO 10.0

Elizondo, Virgllio P.

Course Equivalent: THEO 497 .



Thesis Writing

0.0 TO 10.0

Fagerberg, David W.

Course Equivalent: THEO 499A Department Approval Required

15557 THEO 48005 01


Honors Research

1.0

Cunningham, Lawrence S.

145


Fall Semester 2006

cont'd

_

. Honors students only*

15559 THEO 48006 01

Honors Colloquium

1.0

-

Cunningham, Lawrence S.


15560 THEO 48007 01

Honors Thesis Writing

3.0

-

Fagerberg, David W.

Department Approval Required Honors students'onty.

University Writing Program 11:45 AM-12:35 PM

Course Equivalent: FYC 110 . Must be enrolled in one of the following Classes: Freshmen

. 11:00 AM-12:15PM

Course Equivalent: FYC 110 Must be enrolled in one of the following Classes: Freshmen

MWF

9:35 AM-10:25 AM


3.0

MWF

9:35 AM-10:25 AM


First-Year Composition

3.0

TR

3:30 PM-4:45 PM

Course Equivalent: FYC 110 • Must be enrolled in one of the following Classes: Freshmen . •

13100 06


3.0

MWF

10:40 AM-11:30 AM

Course Equivalent: FYC 110 ' Must be enrolled in one of the following Classes: Freshmen

12360 FYC

13100 07


3.0

MWF

12:50 PM-1:40 PM


.12361 FYC

13100 08


3.0

MWF

12:50 PM-1:40 PM

Course Equivalent:.FYC 110 Must be enrolled in one of the following Classes: Freshmen

12362 FYC

13100 09


3.0

TR

12:30 PM-1:45 PM


12363 FYC

13 First Year of Studies Corequisite(s): CHEM 10113 CHEM 12113

13596 CHEM 11113 03

General Chemistry l-T Lab

0.0

9:30 AM-10:20 AM Johnson, James F.

Course Equivalent: CHEM 113L

10:21 AM-12:15 PM

Must be enrolled In one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies Corequisite(s): CHEM 10113 CHEM 12113

13603 CHEM 11113 04


0.0

12:30 PM-1:20 PM Johnson, James F.


1:21 PM-3-.15PM

Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies Corequlslte(s):

CHEM 10113 CHEM 12113

13612 CHEM 11113 05


0.0

3:30 PM-4:20 PM

Johnson, James F.

4:21 PM-6:15 PM

Course Equivalent: CHEM 113L Must be enrolled In one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies Corequisite(s): CHEM 10113 CHEM 12113

13606 CHEM 11113 06


0.0

w



w

1:41 PM-3:35 PM

Must be enrolled In one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies Corequisite(s):

CHEM 10113 CHEM 12113

10857 CHEM 11113 07


0.0

w

4:05 PM-4:45 PM

w

4:46 PM-6-.50 PM

Johnson, James F.

Course Equivalent: CHEM 113L Must be enrolled In one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies Corequisite(s): CHEM 10113 CHEM 12113

13598 CHEM 11113 08


0.0



10:21 AM-12:15 PM

Must be enrolled In one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies Corequisite(s):

CHEM 10113 CHEM 12113

13609 CHEM 11113 09


0.0



1:21 PM-3:15 PM

Must be enrolled In one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies Corequisite(s): ' CHEM 10113 CHEM 12113

10822 CHEM 11113 10


0.0

3:30 PM-4:20 PM

Johnson, James F.

4:21 PM-6.15PM

Course Equivalent: CHEM 113L Must.be enrolled In one of the following Colleges: First Year of Studies Corequislte(s):

CHEM 10113 CHEM 12113

13599 CHEM 11117 01

General Chemistry I Lab

12:50 PM-1:40 PM Johnson, James.F.

0.0

1:41 PM-3:35 PM 13613 CHEM 11117 02


0.0

Johnson, James F.

Course Equivalent: CHEM 117L Corequisite(s): CHEM 10117

M

4:05 PM-4:45 PM

M

4:46 PM-6:50 PM

Course Equivalent: CHEM 117L Corequisite(s):

CHEM 10117

13595 CHEM 11117 03


0.0

9:30 AM-10:20 AM Johnson, James F. 10:21 AM-12:15 PM

Course Equivalent: CHEM 117L Corequlsite(s): CHEM 10117

13602 CHEM 11117 04


0.0

12:30 PM-1:20 PM Johnson, James F. 1:21 PM-3:15PM


3:30 PM-4:20 PM 4:21 PM-6:15PM

Johnson, James F.

Course Equivalent: CHEM 117L Corequlslte(s): CHEM 10117

12:50 PM-1:40 PM Johnson, James F. 1:41 PM-3:35 PM

Course Equivalent: CHEM 117L Corequlsite(s): CHEM 10117

4:05 PM-4:45 PM 4:46 PM-6:50 PM

Course Equivalent: CHEM 117L Corequislte(s): CHEM 10117

13611 CHEM 11117 05


0.0

13605 CHEM 11117 06


0.0

W W

10858 CHEM 11117 07


0.0

W W

13597 CHEM 11117 08



0.0

Johnson, James F.

Corequisite(s):

CHEM 10117



10:21 AM-12:15 PM

Corequisite(s):

171

CHEM 10117

Fall Semester 2006

cont'd

13608 CHEM 11117 09


0.0

R R


Course Equivalent: CHEM 117L Corequisite(s): CHEM 1011.7

10823 CHEM 11117

10


0.0

R R

3:30 PM-4:20 PM 4:21 PM-6:15PM


13601 CHEM 11119 01


1.0

Johnson, James F.

M


M

1:41 PM-3:35 PM

M

4:05 PM-4:45 PM

M

4:46 PM-6:50 PM


Pre-Requisite: (CHEM 10115 or CHEM 115) «

13615 CHEM 11119 02


1.0

Johnson, James F.



, Course Equivalent: CHEM 119L

Pre-Requisite: (CHEM 10115 or CHEM 115)

15012 CHEM 11119 03


1.0

T T

.

10:21 AM-12:15PM


13604 CHEM 11119 04


Pre-Requisite: (CHEM 10115orCHEM

15014 CHEM 11119 05

, 13607 CHEM 11119 06

T

12:30 PM-1:20 PM Johnson, James. F.

T

1:21 PM-3:15PM

1.0

T

3:30 PM-4:20PM

Johnson, James F.


T

4:21 PM-6:15PM

W

12:50 PM-W0 PM .Johnson, James F.


115)


1.0

>W Pre-Requisite: (CHEM 10115orCHEM

15015 CHEM 11119 07


115)


Pre-Requisite: (CHEM 10115orCHEM

1.0

1:41 PM-3:35PM

115)


1.0

W.

4:05 PM-4:45 PM

W

4:46 PM-6:50 PM

Johnson, James F.


9:30 AM-10:20 AM Johnson, Jomes F.



15016 CHEM 11119 08


1.0

R R

,

10:21 AM-12:15PM

Pre-Requisite: (CHEM 10115 orCHEM.115)

13610 CHEM 11119 09



1.0

R


R

1:21 PM-3:15PM

172

*

Course Equivalent: CHEM 119L /

Fall Semester 2006

cont'd

Course ID ;CRNSubJ. No.

Restrictions Sec Pre-Requisite: (CHEM 10115 or CHEM 115)

10824 CHEM 11119

10


Johnson, James F.


M M



M M,

4;05 PM-4:45 PM 4:46 PM-6:50 PM


T


Course Equivalent: CHEM 121U

T

10:21 AM-12:15 PM

Corequisite(s):

T T

12:30 PM-1:20 PM Johnson, James F. 1:21 PM-3:15 PM


T T

3:30 PM-4:20 PM 4:21 PM-6:50 PM


W W



4:05 PM-4:45 PM 4:46 PM-6:50 PM

Johnson, James F.

Course Equivalent: CHEM 121L Corequislte(s): CHEM 10121 Course Equivalent: CHEM 121L Corequislte(s): CHEM 10121

1.0

3:30 PM-4:20 PM 4:21 PM-6:15PM

Pro-Requisite: (CHEM 10115 or CHEM 115)

10859 CHEM 11121 01

,10862 CHEM 11121 02

10863 CHEM 11121 03




10864 CHEM 11121 04


10865 CHEM 11121 05


10866 CHEM 11121 06

0.0

0.0

0.0

0.0


Johnson, James F.

Corequisite(s):

Corequisite(s):

Johnson, James F.

Corequisite(s):

10867 CHEM 11121 07


0.0

W W

10868 CHEM 11121 08


0.0

R R

9:30 AM-10:20 AM Johnson, James F. • 10:21 AM-12:15PM

10869 CHEM 11121 09

General Chemistry I Lati

0.0

Corequislte(s):

CHEM 10121

CHEM 10121

CHEM 10121

CHEM 10121

CHEM 10121

R



R

1:21 PM-3:15PM

Corequislte(s):

10825 CHEM 11121 10


0.0

R R.

3:30 PM-4:20 PM 4:21 PM-6:15PM

Johnson, James F.

17040 CHEM 11181 01

Intro to Chem Principles Lab

0.0

R

9:30 AM-12:30 PM Wietstock, Steven M.

CHEM 10121

Course Equivalent: CHEM 121L Corequisite(s): CHEM.10121 Course Equivalent: CHEM 125L Corequisite(s):

CHEM 10181 CHEM 12161

17041 CHEM 11181 02

Intro to Chem Principles Lab

0.0

1:55 PM-4:55 PM

Wietstock, Steven M.

Course Equivalent: CHEM 125L Corequislte(s): CHEM 10181 CHEM 12181

12417 CHEM 12113 01

General Chemistry l-T Tutorial

0.0

9:30 AM-10:20 AM Gezelter, Joshua D.

Course Equivalent: CHEM 113T Corequisite(s): CHEM 10113 CHEM 11113

12418 CHEM 12113 02


0.0


Course Equivalent: CHEM 113T Corequlsite(s):

CHEM 10113 CHEM 11113

12419 CHEM 12113 03


0.0


Course Equivalent: CHEM 113T Corequislte(s): CHEM 10113 CHEM 11113

12420 CHEM 12113 04


0.0


Course Equivalent: CHEM 113T Corequisite(s):

CHEM 10113 CHEM 11113

12421 CHEM 12113 05


0.0

12:55 PM-1:45 PM Gezelter, Joshua D.

Course Equivalent: CHEM 113T Corequislte(s):

CHEM 10113 CHEM 11113

12422 CHEM 12113 06


0.0

'12:55 PM-1:45 PM Gezelter, Joshua D.


CHEM 10113 CHEM 11113


173

Fall Semester 2006

cont'd

12424 CHEM 12113 07

General Chemistry i-T Tutorial

0.0

T .

2:00 PM-2:50 PM

Gezelter, Joshua D.

Course Equivalent: CHEM 113T Corequisite(s): CHEM 10113 CHEM 11113

12426 CHEM 12113 08

Genera! Chemistry l-T Tutorial

0.0

T

2:00 PM-2:50 PM

. Gezelter, Joshua D.

Course Equivalent: CHEM 113T Corequisite(s): ,CHEM 10113 CHEM 11113

12423 CHEM 12113 09


0.0

T

3:30 PM-4:20 PM

Gezelter, Joshua D.


CHEM 10113 CHEM 11113

12425 CHEM 12113

10


0.0

T ,

' 3:30 PM-4:20 PM

Gezelter, Joshua D.


CHEM 10113 CHEM 11113

15468 CHEM 12181 01

Intro to Chem Prln- Tutorial

0.0

W

,

4:05 PM-4:55 PM

Brown, Seth N.

Corequisite(s):

CHEM 10181 CHEM 11181

12462 CHEM 20223 01

Elementary Organic Chemistry I

3.0

MWF

11:45 AM-12:35 PM Mobashery, Shahriar

Pre-Requisite: (CHEM 10114 or CHEM 114) or (CHEM 10116 or CHEM 116) or (CHEM 10118 or CHEM118)or(CHEM10126orCHEM126)or(CHEM10122orCHEM122)

Course Equivalent: CHEM 20235 CHEM 20247 "CHEM 223 CHEM 235 CHEM 247 May not be enrolled In one of the following majors: BCHM Biochemistry Corequisite(s):

11816 CHEM 20223 02

Elementary Organic Chemistry 1

3.0

MWF'

12:50 PM-1:40 PM Mobashery, Shahriar

Pre-Requisite: (CHEM 10114 or CHEM 114) or (CHEM 10116 or CHEM 116) or (CHEM 10118 or CHEM 118) or (CHEM 10126 or CHEM 126) or (CHEM 10122 or CHEM 122) .

CHEM 21223

Course Equivalent: CHEM 20235 CHEM 20247 CHEM 223 CHEM 235 CHEM 247 May not be enrolled in one of the following majors: BCHM Biochemistry Corequisite(s): CHEM 21223

17r'tlS'-"'-


Sec Must be enrolled In one of the following Colleges: Mendoza College of Business

14687 BALW 20150 06

Bus Law Contracts & Agency

3.0

TR

9:30 AM-10:45 AM Murphy, Tonla H.

Course Equivalent: BA 263 Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: Mendoza College of Business

14688 BALW 20150 07


3.0

TR

11:00 AM-12:15 PM Murphy, Tonla H.

Course Equivalent: BA 263 Must be enrolled In one of the following Colleges: Mendoza College of Business

14689 BALW 20150 08


3.0

TR

12:30 PM-1:45 PM

Murphy, Tonia H.

Course Equivalent: BA 263 Must be enrolled In one of the following Colleges: Mendoza College of Business

14690 BALW 20150 09


3.0

MWF

8:30 AM-9:20 AM

Kirk, William W.

Course Equivalent: BA 263 ' Must be enrolled In one of the following Colleges: Mendoza College of Business

14665 BAMG 20100 01

•

16768 BAMG 20100 02

*

Statistics In Business

3.0

MWF

8:30 AM-9:20 AM

Ghlaseddin, Roya R.

Pro-Requisite: ((MATH 10250 or MATH 105) or (MATH 10350 or MATH 119A or MATH 119B or MATH 119C or MATH 119E or MATH 119F) or (MATH 10450 or MATH 195) or (MATH 10550 or MATH 125 or MATH 125A or MATH 125B or MA TH125C or MA TH 125E or MATH 125F) or (MATH 10850 or MATH 165) ) and ((MATH 10260 or MATH 108) or (MATH 10360 or MATH 120 or MATH 120A or MATH 120B or MATH 120C or MATH 120E or MATH 120F or MATH 120G or MATH 120H) or (MATH 10460 or MATH 196) or (MATH 10560 or MATH 126 or MATH 126A or MATH 126B or MATH 126CorMATH 126E or MATH 126F)or(MATH 10860 or MATH 166))

Statistics in Business

3.0

MWF

,


3.0

MWF

Mendoza College of Business

9:35 AM-10:25 AM Ghlaseddin, Roya R.


3.0

MWF

Mendoza College of Business t

10:40 AM-11:30 AM Ghlaseddin, Roya R.


3.0

TR


11:45 AM-12:35 PM Ghlaseddin, Roya R.

2:00 PM-3:15 PM


3.0

TR

3:30 PM-4:45 PM

Mendoza. College of Business

Chang, Yu-Chi

Bus. Perspectives/Econ Devel

2.0

Course Equivalent: BA 230 BAMG 230 Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: Mendoza College of Business

Chang, Yu-Chi

Pro-Requisite: ((MATH 10250orMATH 105) or (MATH 10350 or MATH 119A or MATH 119BorMATH 119C or MATH 119E or MATH 119F)or(MATH 10450 or MATH 195) or (MATH 10550 or MATH 125 or MATH 125A or MATH 125B or MATH l25CorMATH 125E or MATH 125F) or (MATH 10850 or MATH 165)) and ((MA TH 10260 or MA TH 108) or (MA TH 10360 or MA TH 120 or MATH 120A or MA TH 120B or MATH 120CorMATH 120E or MATH 120F or MATH 120G or MATH 120H)or(MATH 10460 or MA TH 196) or (MA TH 10560 or MA TH 126 or MATH 126A or MA TH 126B or MA TH126C or MA TH 126E or MATH 126F) or (MATH 10860 or MATH 166))

14766 BAMG 30229 01

Course Equivalent: BA 230 BAMG 230 Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges:

Pro-Requisite: ((MATH 10250 or MATH 105) or (MATH 10350 or MATH 119A or MATH 119B or MATH 119C or MATH 119E or MATH 119F)or(MATH 10450 or MATH 195) or (MATH 10550 or MATH 125 or MATH 125A or MATH 125BorMATH 125CorMATH 125E or MATH 125F) or (MATH 10850 or MATH 165)) and ((MATH 10260 or MATH 108) or (MATH 10360 or MATH 120 or MATH 120A or MATH 120B or MATH 120CorMATH 120E or MATH 120F or MATH 120G or MATH 120H) or (MATH 10460 or MATH 196) or (MATH 10560 or MATH 126 or MATH 126A or MATH 126BorMATH 126CorMATH 126E or MATH 126F)or(MATH 10860 or MATH 166))

14668 BAMG 20100 06

Course Equivalent: BA 230 BAMG 230 Must be enrolled In one of the following Colleges:

Pre-Roqulsite: ((MATH 10250 or MATH 105) or (MATH 10350 or MATH 119A or MATH 119BorMATH 119C or MATH 119E or MATH 119F) or (MATH 10450 or MATH 195) or (MATH 10550 or MATH 125 or MATH 125A or MATH l25BorMATH 125CorMATH 125E or MATH 125F) or (MATH 10850orMATH 165)) and ((MA TH 10260 or MATH 108) or (MA TH ,10360 or MA TH 120 or MA TH 120A or MA TH 120B or MATH 120C or MATH 120E or MATH 120F or MATH 120G or MATH 120H) or (MATH 10460 x or MATH 196) or (MATH 10560 or MATH 126 or MATH 126A or MATH 126BorMATH 126CorMATH 126E or MATH 126F) or (MATH 10860 or MATH 166) )

14667 BAMG 20100 05

Course Equivalent: BA 230 'BAMG 230 Must be enrolled In one of the following Colleges:

Pro-Requisite: ((MATH 10250 or MATH 105) or (MATH 10350orMATH 119A or MATH 119B or MATH 119C or MATH 119E or MATH 119F) or (MATH 10450 or MATH 195) or (MATH 10550 or MATH 125 or MATH 125A or MATH 125B or MATH 125CorMATH 125E or MATH 125F) or (MATH 10850 or MATH 165)) end ((MATH 10260 or MATH 108) or (MATH 10360 or MATH 120 or MATH 120A or MATH 120BorMATH 120CorMATH 120E or MATH 120F or MATH 120G or MATH 120H) or (MATH 10460 or MATH 198) or (MATH 10560 or MATH 126 or MATH 126A or MATH 126B or MATH 126CorMATH 126E or MATH 126F) or (MATH 10860orMATH 166))

14666 BAMG 20100 04

»

Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: v

Pro-Requisite: ((MA TH 10250 or MA TH 105) or (MA TH 10350 or MATH 119A or MATH 119B or MA TH 116C or MATH 119EorMATH 119F) or (MATH 10450 or MATH 195) or (MATH 10550 or MATH 125 or MATH 125A or MATH 125B or MATH 125C or MATH 125E or MATH 125F) or (MATH 10850 or MATH 165) ) end ((MATH 10260 or MATH 108) or (MATH 10360 or MATH 120 or MATH 120A or MATH 120B or MATH 120C or MATH 120E or MATH 120F or MATH 120G or MATH 120H) or (MATH 10460 or MATH 196) or (MATH 10560 or MATH 126 or MATH 126A or MATH 126BorMATH 126C or MATH 126E or MATH 126F) or (MATH 10860orMATH 166))

16777 BAMG 20100 03

Course Equivalent: BA 230 BAMG 230

Course Equivalent: BA 230 BAMG 230 Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: Mendoza College of Business

Ackermann, Carl B.

Course Equivalent: BA 329 * Department Approval Required Corequisite(s):

17633 BAMG 30505 01

Micro-Venturing

3.0

TR

12:30 PM-1:45 PM Davis, James H.

14813 BAMG 30700 01

Operations & Comp Enterprise

1.5

TR

9:30 AM-10:45 AM Wei, Jerry C.

Pro-Requisite: (BAMG 20100 or BA 230 or BAMG 230)

THEO 33931

*•* Seat Allocations Exist Course Equivalent: BA 375 BAMG 375 08/22/2006-10/05/2006 Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: Mendoza College of Business Must be enrolled In one of the following Classes:


203

Fall Semester 2006

cont'd

r

:

,

i

Junior Senior Last day to add: August 28 Last day to drop: September 13 14815 BAMG 30700 02


1.5

11:00AM-12:15PM Wei, JerryC.


* " Seat Allocations Exist* " Course Equivalent: BA 375 BAMG 375 08/22/2006 -10/05/2006 Must be enrolled In one of the following Colleges: Mendoza College of Business Must be enrolled In one of the following Classes: Junior Senior Last day to add: August 28 Last day to drop: September 13

14816 BAMG 30700 03


1.5

2:00 PM-3:15PM

Wei, Jerry C.


*** Seat Allocations Exist" * Course Equivalent: BA 375 BAMG 375 08/22/2006 -10/05/2006 Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: Mendoza College of Business Must be enrolled in one of the following Classes: Junior Senior Last day to add: August 28 Last day to drop: September 13

14818 BAMG 30700 04


1.5

TR

9:30 AM-10:45 AM Wei, Jerry C.

Pro-Requisite: (BAMG 20100 orBA 230 or BAMG 230)

Seat Allocations Exist **" Course Equivalent: BA 375 BAMG 375 10/10/2006-12/05/2006 Must be enrolled In one of the following Colleges: Mendoza College of Business Must be enrolled in one of the following Classes: Junior Senior Last day to add: October 13 Last day to drop: November 7

16796 BAMG 30700 05


1.5

TR

11:00 AM-12:15PM Wei, JenyC.

Pre-Requlslte: (BAMG 20100 orBA 230 or BAMG 230)

Seat Allocations Exist" * Course Equivalent: BA 375 BAMG 375 10/10/2006-12/05/2006 Must be enrolled In one of the following Colleges: Mendoza College of Business Must be enrolled In one of the following Classes: Junior Senior Last day to add: October 13 Last day to drop: November 7

16800 BAMG 30700 06


1.5

TR

2:00 PM-3:15 PM

Wei, Jerry C.

Pro-Requisite: (BAMG 20100 orBA 230 or BAMG 230)

*** Seat Allocations E x i s t " " Course Equivalent: BA 375 BAMG 375 10/10/2006-12/05/2006 Must be enrolled In one of the following Colleges: Mendoza College of Business Must be enrolled in one of the following Classes: Junior Senior Last day to add: October 13 Last day to drop: November 7

14826 BAMG 30900 01

Strategic Management

' 1.5

MW

11:45 AM-1:00 PM David, Parthiban

Pre-Requlslte: (MGT 20200 or MGT 231) end (MARK 20100 or MARK 231) end ((FIN 20100 or FIN 231) or (FIN 20150 or FIN 251) )

" * Seat Allocations Exist *** Course Equivalent: BA 376 BAMG 34900 BAMG 376 08/23/2006-10/11/2006 Must be enrolled In one of the following Colleges: Mendoza College of Business Must be enrolled In one of the following Classes: Junior Senior


204

Fall Semester 2006

confd

Last day to add: August 29 Last day to drop: September 13 14827 BAMG 30900 02


1.5

MW

1:30 PM-2:45 PM

David, Parthiban

Pre-Roqulslte: (MGT 20200 or MGT 231) and (MARK 20100 or MARK 231) and ((FIN 20100 or FIN 231) or (FIN 20150 or FIN 251) )

Seat Allocations Exist *"* Course Equivalent: BA 376 BAMG 34900 BAMG 376 08/23/2006-10/11/2006 Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: Mendoza College of Business Must be enrolled In one of the following Classes: Junior Senior Last day to add: August 29 Last day to drop: September 13

14828 BAMG 30900 03


1.5

MW

11:45 AM-1 :OOPM O'Brien, Jonathan P.

Pre-Requlslte: (MGT 20200 or MGT 231) and (MARK 20100 or MARK 231) and ((FIN 20100 or FIN 231) or (FIN 20150 or FIN 251))

*** Seat Allocations Exist Course Equivalent: BA 376 BAMG 34900 BAMG 376 10/23/2006-12/06/2006 Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: Mendoza College of Business Must be enrolled In one of the following Classes: Junior Senior Last day to add: October 27 Last day to drop: November 13

14829 BAMG 30900 04


1.5

MW

1:30 PM-2:45 PM

O'Brien, Jonathan P.

Pre-Requlslte: (MGT 20200 or MGT 231) and (MARK 20100 or MARK 231) and ((FIN 20100 or FIN 231) or (FIN 20150 or FIN 251) )

Seat Allocations Exist Course Equivalent: BA 376 BAMG 34900 BAMG 376 10/23/2006-12/06/2006 Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: Mendoza College of Business Must be enrolled in one of the following Classes: Junior Senior Last day to add: October 27 Last day to drop: November 13

14830 BAMG 30900 05


1.5

TR

9:30 AM-10:45 AM Keane, John G.

Pre-Requlslte: (MGT 20200 or MGT 231) and (MARK 20100 or MARK 231) and ( (FIN 20100 or FIN 231) or (FIN 20150 or FIN 251) )

Seat Allocations Exist *** Course Equivalent: BA 376 BAMG 34900 BAMG 376 08/22/2006 -10/05/2006 Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: Mendoza College of Business Must be enrolled In one of the following Classes: Junior Senior Last day to add: August 28 Last day to drop: September 13

14831 BAMG 30900 08


1.5

TR

11:00 AM-12:15 PM Keane, John G.

Pre-Requlslte: (MGT 20200 or MGT 231) and (MARK 20100 or MARK 231) and ( (FIN 20100 or FIN 231) or (FIN 20150 or FIN 251) )

**" Seat Allocations Exist" * Course Equivalent: BA 376 BAMG 34900 BAMG 376 08/22/2006 -10/05/2006 Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: Mendoza College of Business Must be enrolled in one of the following Classes: Junior Senior Last day to add: August 28 Last day to drop: September 13

14832 BAMG 30900 07


1.5

TR

9:30 AM-10:45 AM Dowell, Glen W .

Pre-Requlslte: (MGT 20200 or MGT 231) end (MARK 20100 or MARK 231) and ((FIN 20100 or FIN 231) or (FIN 20150 or FIN 251) )

*** Seat Allocations Exist" * Course Equivalent: BA 376 BAMG 34900 BAMG 376 10/10/2006-12/05/2006 Must be enrolled In one of the following Colleges: Mendoza College of Business Must be enrolled In one of the following Classes:


205

Fall Semester 2006

cont'd

Junior Senior Last day to add: October 13 Last day to drop: November 7

, 14833 BAMG 30900 08


1.5

TR

.

11:00 AM-12:15PM Dowel), GlenW.

Pre-Requlslte: (MGT 20200 or MGT 231) and (MARK 20100 or MARK 231) and ((FIN 20100 or FIN 231) or (FIN 20150 or FIN 251) )

" * Seat Allocations Exist *** Course Equivalent: BA 376 BAMG 34900 BAMG 376 10/10/2006-12/05/2006 Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: Mendoza College of Business Must be enrolled in one of the following Classes: Junior Senior Last day to add: October 13 Last day to drop: November 7

17634 BAMG 40580 01

Family Business Strategy

14753 BAUG 25000 01

Internship

11:45 AM-1:00 PM Hayes, David

3.0

Shropshire, Gina V.

Course Equivalent: BA 29IN Department Approval Required

17636 BAUG 30210 01

Boardroom Insights

1.0

14834 BAUG 35000 01

Internship

1.0

4:00 PM-5:30 PM

Gaglio, Samuel S.

08/24/2006 -10/05/2006 Last day to add: 8/24 Last day to drop: 9/13

Shropshire, Gina V.

Course Equivalent: BA 39IN Department Approval Required

Finance

11083 FIN

20100 01 •

Corporate Finance Essentials •

3.0

TR

Pre-Requlsite: (ACCT 20100 or ACCT 231)

9:30 AM-10:45 AM Scanlon, Kevin P. '

Course Equivalent: FIN 231 '

FIN24100

Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: Mendoza College of Business

14683 FIN

20100 02

Corporate Finance Essentials

3.0

TR

11:00 AM-12:15PM Scanlon, Kevin P.

Course Equivalent: FIN 231

Pre-Requlslte: (ACCT 20100 or ACCT 231)

FIN 24100


11123 FIN

20150 01

Corporate Financial Management 3.0

TR

12:30 PM-1:45 PM Spiess, D. Katherine

Course Equivalent: FIN 24150

Pre-Requlslte: (ACCT 20100 or ACCT 231)

FIN251


12683 FIN

30210 01

Managerial Economics

3.0

TR

2:00 PM-3:15 PM

Pre-Requlslte: ((ECON lOOIOorECON 101 orECON 101A orECON lOIBorECON 124A or ECON124B) or (ECON 20010 orECON 201 or ECON201A or ECON201B ECON 224A or ECON 224B)) and (BAMG 20100 or BA 230 or BAMG 230)

Stiver, John

101C) or(ECON orECON 224 or

Course Equivalent: FIN 34210 „

M u s t

FIN360 . . . . ,,, , „ . „ b * enrolled i n o n e o f t h e following C o l l e g e s .


30210 02


3.0

TR

3:30 PM-4:45 PM

Stiver, John

Pre-Requlslte: ((ECON 10010 or ECON 101 or ECON 101A or ECON 101B or ECON 101C) or (ECON 124A or ECON 124B) or (ECON 20010 or ECON 201 or ECON 201A or ECON 201B or ECON 224 or ECON 224A or ECON 224B)) and (BAMG 20100 or BA 230 or BAMG 230)

Course Equivalent: FIN 34210 M u s tb e

FIN 3 6 0 . enrolled i n o n e o f t h e following C o l l e g e s .


12273 FIN

30210 03


3.0

MWF

9:35 AM-10:25 AM Leady, James

Pre-Requlslte: ((ECON 10010 or ECON 101 or ECON 101A or ECON 101B or ECON 101C) or (ECON 124A or ECON 124B) or (ECON 20010 or ECON 201 or ECON 201A or ECON 201B or ECON 224 or ECON 224A or ECON 224B)) and (BAMG 20100 orBA 230 or BAMG 230)

Course Equivalent: FIN 34210 FIN 3 6 0 M u s t b e enrolled i n o n e o f t h e following C o l l e g e s .



206

Fall Semester 2006

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Course Title

CRN Subj. No.

Sec

13035 FIN

30210 04

Credit 7 " Credit

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