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2014-2015 Undergraduate Addendums
4 + 1 Program B.A. in Communication Studies or B.A. in Strategic and Corporate Communication/M.S. in Health and Strategic Communication
7½ Week Module Terms
A Chapman Education
Academic Advising Center
Academic and Research Centers
Academic Calendar
Academic Dismissal
Academic Expulsion
Academic Integrity in Research
Academic Integrity Policy
Academic Integrity Sanctions
Academic Integrity Violations
Academic Petitions
Academic Policies and Procedures
Academic Probation
Academic Programs
Accelerated Undergraduate/Graduate Programs
ACTG 210 Introduction to Financial Accounting
ACTG 211 Introduction to Managerial Accounting
ACTG 312 Financial Reporting and Statement Analysis
ACTG 320 Cost Accounting I
ACTG 321 Cost Accounting II
ACTG 330 Intermediate Financial Accounting I
ACTG 331 Intermediate Financial Accounting II
ACTG 439 Accounting Information Systems
ACTG 440 Advanced Accounting I – Investments and Consolidations
ACTG 450 Individual Taxation
ACTG 451 Taxation of Corporations and Other Entities
ACTG 460 Auditing
ACTG 496 Special Topics in Accounting
ACTG 499 Individual Study
Address Change
Administrative Drop
Admission and Expenses
Advanced Placement (AP)
Air Force ROTC
Annual Security Report
ANTH 102 Cultural Anthropology
ANTH 201 Physical Anthropology
ANTH 211 Visual Culture
ANTH 230 Indigenous Rights: Peace and Justice in the Americas
ANTH 282 Folklore
ANTH 296 Indians and Film
ANTH 301 Ethnographic Fieldwork
ANTH 315 Art and Anthropology
ANTH 329 Experimental Course
ANTH 330 Indigenous Rights: Peace and Justice in the Americas
ANTH 335 Anthropology of Space and Place
ANTH 360 North and Middle American Indians
ANTH 361 Conflict and Social Change in Latin America
ANTH 363 African-Caribbean History and Culture
ANTH 372 Images of American Indians
ANTH 395 Topics in Anthropology
ANTH 396 Indians of California
ANTH 397 Cultural Mythology
ANTH 399 Individual Study
Appeal of Academic Integrity Committee Decision to the Chancellor
Appeals Process
Application for Degree Conferral
Applied Music Courses
ARAB 101 Elementary Arabic I
ARAB 102 Elementary Arabic II
ARAB 201, 202 Intermediate Arabic I, II
ARAB 299 Individual Study
ARAB 399 Individual Study
Army ROTC
ART 115 Foundation Course in Ceramics
ART 116 Ceramics: Form and Surface
ART 117 Ceramics of China, Korea and Japan
ART 120 Photographic Imaging
ART 121 Digital Imaging
ART 122 Objects and Space
ART 123 Painting and Mark Making
ART 124 Drawing and Planning
ART 130 Research Methods for Designers
ART 132 Visualization - Perspective and Rendering
ART 195 Art and Text
ART 199 Individual Study
ART 208 Introduction to Lettering and Book Arts
ART 211 Introduction to Life Drawing
ART 214 Intermediate Painting
ART 215 Intermediate Ceramics
ART 229 Experimental Course
ART 230 Introduction to Graphic Design
ART 231 Typography
ART 233 Color
ART 234 Objects and Space II
ART 235 Introduction to Information Design
ART 260 Ancient to Medieval Art
ART 261 Renaissance to Modern Art
ART 264 Art of India, the Himalayas and Southeast Asia
ART 265 Exchange and Evolution in the Arts of China and Japan
ART 290 Independent Internship
ART 296 Contemporary Gallery Practice
ART 299 Individual Study
ART 311 Life Drawing
ART 312 Advanced Painting
ART 313 Advanced Sculpture
ART 315 Advanced Ceramics
ART 318 Advanced Drawing
ART 320 Color Photography
ART 321 Topics in Photography
ART 322 Photography and Contemporary Art
ART 323 Digital Photography
ART 324 Video Art
ART 325 New Genres: Video, Installation and Performance Art
ART 328 Installation Art
ART 329 Experimental Course
ART 331 Branding and Advertising Design
ART 332 Graphic Design
ART 335 Web and Interaction Design
ART 336 Illustration
ART 338 Advanced Typography
ART 339 Book Design
ART 344 Performance Art
ART 347 Poets, Philosophers, and Citizens: Life in the Ancient Greek City
ART 350 Teaching the Visual Arts
ART 351 Art and Gender in Antiquity: Women's Beauty and Men's Power in Greek and Roman Art
ART 352 Love and Death in Ancient Egypt
ART 353 The Age of the Great Gothic Cathedrals: Medieval Art and Culture
ART 354 Art, Politics and Murder: 15th and 16th Century Florence and the Medici
ART 355 Art and the Senses: Visual Culture of the Most Serene Republic of Venice in the 15th and 16th Century
ART 356 Princely Art: Renaissance Court Art and Culture of Mantua, Milan, Ferrara and Rome
ART 357 Rethinking Renaissance Visual Culture: 15th and 16th Century Florence, Rome and Venice
ART 358 Early Greek Art
ART 359 Myth, Drama, and Pursuit of the Ideal: Later Greek Art
ART 361 Baroque Art
ART 362 Nineteenth Century Art
ART 363 Modern Art
ART 364 Northern Renaissance Art
ART 367 History of Photography
ART 370 Contemporary Art: 1945 to 1970
ART 371 Contemporary Art: 1970 to the Present
ART 373 History of Graphic Design
ART 374 Change and Exchange in the Contemporary Arts of China, Korea and Japan
ART 375 Change and Exchange in the Contemporary Arts of South Asia, the Middle East and Southeast Asia
ART 376 Artists as Leaders: Creating Art, Creating Change
ART 377 Modern Russian Art
ART 378 Soviet and Post-Soviet Art
ART 379 Rome: The Development of the City
ART 380 21st Century Art
ART 381 Curatorial Practice
ART 382 Interdisciplinary Art Production
ART 383 Collaborative Projects
ART 384 Concepts in Contemporary Art
ART 385 The Intersection of Art and Science
ART 386 Monarchy, Republic, Empire: Etruscan and Roman Art
ART 393 Sustainable Design Principles
ART 395 Contemporary Modes of Art Writing
ART 396 Junior Seminar: Graphic Design
ART 397 Modernism
ART 398 Junior Seminar: Art History
ART 399 Individual Study and Research
ART 410 Special Studies in Art
ART 410A Special Studies in Ceramics
ART 412 Design Practices/Professional Development
ART 424 Advanced Video
ART 429 Experimental Course
ART 430 Advanced Graphic Design
ART 431 Motion Design
ART 435 Advanced Interaction and Web Design
ART 438 Graphic Design Studio C
ART 460 19th and 20th Century French Art (Cannes)
ART 461 19th and 20th Century French Art (Cannes)
ART 463 Cultural Heritage and the Art World
ART 464 Gender, Art, and Western Culture
ART 487 Senior Seminar: Theory
ART 490 Independent Internship
ART 492A Business Practices/Seminar Internship
ART 492B Graphic Design Portfolio/Seminar Internship
ART 494 BA Senior Seminar
ART 495 Portfolio Workshop
ART 497 Advanced Art: Critique and Exhibition
ART 498 Senior Thesis in Art History
ART 499 Individual Study
AS 150 Asian Connections: Introduction to Asian Studies
AS 291 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
AS 491 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
AS 498 Directed Senior Project in Asian Studies
ASL 101 Elementary American Sign Language I
ASL 102 Elementary American Sign Language II
ASL 201 Intermediate American Sign Language I
AT 164 Emergency Management in Athletic Training
AT 193 Introduction to Clinical Skills Lab
AT 204 Foundations of Athletic Training
AT 204L Foundations of Athletic Training Lab
AT 216 Health Care Administration in Athletic Training
AT 291 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
AT 296 Clinical Fieldwork I
AT 297 Clinical Fieldwork II
AT 299 Individual Study
AT 308 Clinical Examination and Diagnosis: Lower Extremity
AT 308L Clinical Examination and Diagnosis: Lower Extremity Lab
AT 309 Clinical Examination and Diagnosis: Upper Extremity
AT 309L Clinical Examination and Diagnosis: Upper Extremity Lab
AT 312 Rehabilitation of Orthopedic Injuries and Conditions
AT 312L Orthopedic Rehabilitation Lab
AT 314 Therapeutic Modalities
AT 329 Experimental Course
AT 370 Scholarly Inquiry Seminar I
AT 375 Scholarly Inquiry Seminar II
AT 396 Clinical Fieldwork III
AT 397 Clinical Fieldwork IV
AT 398 Athletic Training Fieldwork-Travel Course: Destination
AT 410 Pharmacology in Sports Medicine
AT 411 Evaluation and Management of General Medical Conditions
AT 411L General Medical Evaluation Lab
AT 470 Scholarly Inquiry Seminar III
AT 491 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
AT 495 Clinical Fieldwork V
AT 496 Clinical Fieldwork VI
AT 498 Capstone Seminar in Athletic Training
AT 498L Clinical Skills Capstone Lab
AT 499 Individual Study
Attendance Policy
Bachelor of Arts in Art History
Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies
Bachelor of Arts in Dance
Bachelor of Arts in Economics
Bachelor of Arts in English
Bachelor of Arts in Film Studies
Bachelor of Arts in French
Bachelor of Arts in History
Bachelor of Arts in Integrated Educational Studies
Bachelor of Arts in Music
Bachelor of Arts in Peace Studies
Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy
Bachelor of Arts in Political Science
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology
Bachelor of Arts in Public Relations and Advertising
Bachelor of Arts in Religious Studies
Bachelor of Arts in Screenwriting
Bachelor of Arts in Sociology
Bachelor of Arts in Spanish
Bachelor of Arts in Strategic and Corporate Communication
Bachelor of Arts in Theatre
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Creative Producing
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Creative Writing
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance Performance
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Digital Arts
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Film Production
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Graphic Design
Bachelor of Fine Arts in News and Documentary
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Screen Acting
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Television Writing and Production
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theatre Performance
Bachelor of Music (Pre–Certification, Music Education)
Bachelor of Music Degrees
Bachelor of Music in Composition
Bachelor of Music in Performance
Bachelor of Science in Accounting
Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training
Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Bachelor of Science in Chemistry
Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science and Policy
Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences
Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences to Doctor of Physical Therapy
Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences to Master of Medical Science in Physician Assistant Studies
Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences to Master of Science in Food Science
Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences to Master of Science in Health and Strategic Communication
Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology
Bachelor of Science in Mathematics
Bachelor of Science in Physics and Computational Science
Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering
BCHM 208 Introduction to Molecular Genetics
BCHM 208L Introduction to Molecular Genetics Lab
BCHM 291 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
BCHM 320 Bioengineering and Biotechnology
BCHM 329 Experimental Course
BCHM 335 Biochemistry I: BioMolecules
BCHM 335L Biochemistry I: BioMolecules Laboratory
BCHM 336 Biochemistry II: BioMetabolism
BCHM 350 Medicinal Chemistry
BCHM 401 Cancer Biology
BCHM 401L Cancer Biology Laboratory
BCHM 420 Physical Biochemistry
BCHM 420L Physical Biochemistry Laboratory
BCHM 436 Molecular Genetics
BCHM 436L Molecular Genetics Lab
BCHM 444 Computational Biochemistry
BCHM 491 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
BIOL 102 Forensics
BIOL 132 Human Genetics
BIOL 199 Individual Study
BIOL 204 From Molecules to Cells: Evolution of Life on Earth (Gen Biol I)
BIOL 204L From Molecules to Cells: Evolution of Life on Earth (Gen Biol I) Lab
BIOL 205 Evolution and Diversity of Multicellular Organisms (Gen Bio II)
BIOL 205L Evolution and Diversity of Multicellular Organisms (Gen Bio II) Lab
BIOL 207 Science of Life: Understanding Living Organisms
BIOL 208 Introduction to Molecular Genetics
BIOL 208L Introduction to Molecular Genetics Lab
BIOL 210 Human Anatomy
BIOL 210L Human Anatomy Lab
BIOL 211 Principles of Physiology
BIOL 211L Principles of Physiology Lab
BIOL 235 Impact on Society: Biotechnology
BIOL 291 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
BIOL 301 Plant Biology
BIOL 301L Plant Biology Lab
BIOL 302 Introduction to Bioinformatics
BIOL 319 Ecosystem Ecology
BIOL 319L Ecosystem Ecology Lab
BIOL 324 Ecology
BIOL 324L Ecology Lab
BIOL 329 Experimental Course
BIOL 330 General Genetics
BIOL 330L General Genetics Lab
BIOL 333 Animal Behavior
BIOL 333L Animal Behavior Lab
BIOL 337 Immunology
BIOL 355 Physiology of Drugs
BIOL 365 Human Physiology Part A
BIOL 366 Human Physiology Part B
BIOL 366L Human Physiology Part B Lab
BIOL 401 Cancer Biology
BIOL 401L Cancer Biology Laboratory
BIOL 407 Neuroanatomy and Neurophysiology
BIOL 410 Developmental Biology
BIOL 417 Microbiology
BIOL 417L Microbiology Lab
BIOL 436 Molecular Genetics
BIOL 436L Molecular Genetics Lab
BIOL 437 BioMedical Informatics
BIOL 440 Marine Biology
BIOL 440L Marine Biology Lab
BIOL 450 Cell Biology
BIOL 450L Cell Biology Lab
BIOL 490 Independent Internship
BIOL 491 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
BIOL 494 Senior Research: Data Analysis and Presentation
BIOL 496 Seminars: Biology Lecture Series
BIOL 498 Capstone Course for Biological Sciences Majors
BIOL 499 Individual Study
Board of Governors
Board of Trustees
Bridge Programs
BUS 100 Introduction to Business
BUS 110 Accounting and Finance for Non-majors
BUS 215 Legal Environment of Business
BUS 216 Business Ethics
BUS 217 Business Communication: Writing Skills
BUS 218 Business Communication: Oral Skills
BUS 229 Experimental Course
BUS 290 Internship
BUS 291 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
BUS 299 Individual Study
BUS 329 Experimental Course
BUS 475 Business Policy: An International Perspective
BUS 486 Business Across Cultures
BUS 490 Independent Internship
BUS 491 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
BUS 494 International Business Travel Course
BUS 495 Special Topics in International Business
BUS 496 Special Topics in Business
BUS 499 Individual Study
BYU Foreign Language Achievement Testing Service (FLATS)
Campus Life
Career Coaching and Assessment
Career Development Center
Career Education
Career Excursions
Career Outreach
Center for Global Education
Central Commitments
Challenging a Grade
Chapman at a Glance
Chapman Courses Abroad
Chapman Departmental Examinations
Chapman University
Chapman University Bookstore
Chapman University/University of California, Irvine Joint Degree Program in Mathematics and Civil Engineering
CHEM 101 Chemistry of Life
CHEM 105 Chemistry of Environmental Issues
CHEM 129 Experimental Course
CHEM 140 General Chemistry I
CHEM 140L General Chemistry I Laboratory
CHEM 150 General Chemistry II
CHEM 150L General Chemistry II Laboratory
CHEM 229 Experimental Course
CHEM 230 Organic Chemistry I
CHEM 230L Organic Chemistry I Laboratory
CHEM 234 Drugs Rx Us
CHEM 291 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
CHEM 299 Chemistry Research
CHEM 301 Inorganic Chemistry
CHEM 302 Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory
CHEM 310 Analytical Chemistry I
CHEM 310L Analytical Chemistry I Laboratory
CHEM 325 Atmospheric Chemistry
CHEM 326 Aquatic Chemistry
CHEM 327 Environmental Geochemistry
CHEM 329 Experimental Course
CHEM 331 Organic Chemistry II
CHEM 331L Organic Chemistry II Laboratory
CHEM 340 Physical Chemistry I
CHEM 340L Physical Chemistry I Laboratory
CHEM 411 Analytical Chemistry II
CHEM 411L Analytical Chemistry II Laboratory
CHEM 429 Experimental Course
CHEM 432 Advanced Organic Chemistry
CHEM 441 Physical Chemistry II
CHEM 441L Physical Chemistry II Laboratory
CHEM 450 Selected Advanced Topics in Chemistry
CHEM 490 Independent Internship
CHEM 491 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
CHEM 499 Individual Study
Cheverton Trophy
CHIN 101 Elementary Chinese I
CHIN 102 Elementary Chinese II
CHIN 199 Individual Study
CHIN 201, 202 Intermediate Chinese I, II
CHIN 299 Individual Study
CHIN 301 Chinese Culture and Society
CHIN 399 Individual Study
CHIN 490 Chinese Independent Internship
CHIN 499 Individual Study
Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) Awards
Church Relationship
Class Level
Classroom Behavior and Petitions
CMCI 100 Mediated Lives and Cultural Industries
CMCI 202 Popular Culture
CMCI 300 Identities and Cultural Emotion in 21st Century
CMCI 302 Cultural Memories in the Digital Age
Co--Curricular Learning
College of Educational Studies
College of Performing Arts
College–Level Examination Program (CLEP) and DANTES Subject Standardized Test (DSST)
COM 100 Introduction to Communication Studies
COM 101 Public Speaking
COM 108 Chapman Radio Workshop
COM 110 Interpersonal Communication
COM 151 Mass Communication
COM 199 Individual Study
COM 202 Speech Team
COM 210 Theories of Persuasion
COM 210B Theories of Persuasion for Non-Majors
COM 211 Intercultural Communication
COM 219 Business and Professional Communication for Business Majors
COM 229 Experimental Course
COM 240 Argumentation and Debate
COM 251 Issues in Mass Communication
COM 290 Independent Internship
COM 291 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
COM 299 Individual Study
COM 308 Chapman Radio Workshop
COM 310 Business and Professional Communication
COM 311 Gender and Communication
COM 312 Group Communication
COM 313 Rhetorical Theory
COM 314 Communication Theory
COM 328 Mass Media Effects
COM 329 Experimental Course
COM 331 Radio: History/Impact
COM 351 Propaganda and Public Opinion
COM 355 Family Communication
COM 393 Communication Law
COM 395 Introduction to Research Methods
COM 399 Individual Study
COM 401 Persuasive Speaking
COM 402 Speech Team
COM 410 Organizational Communication
COM 411 Communication in the Global Workplace
COM 412 Communication and Workplace Technologies
COM 415 Communication and Virtual Organizing
COM 418 Advanced Interpersonal Communication
COM 429 Experimental Course
COM 440 Conflict, Negotiation and Power
COM 445 Social Media and Contemporary Society
COM 450 Mass Communication Theory
COM 452 Political Communication
COM 456 Mother-Daughter Communication
COM 480 Nonverbal Communication
COM 482 Health Communication
COM 485 Media and Relationships
COM 490 Independent Internship
COM 491 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
COM 493 Ethical Controversies in Communication
COM 498 Senior Seminar
COM 499 Individual Study
Conditions of Accuracy
conducting emphasis – instrumental
Contesting a Violation Report and/or Sanction to the Academic Integrity Committee
Course Audit
Course Changes (Add/Drop, Withdrawal)
Course Description – Freshman Foundations
Course Description Addendums
Course Descriptions – Accounting
Course Descriptions – American Sign Language
Course Descriptions – Anthropology
Course Descriptions – Applied Courses
Course Descriptions – Arabic
Course Descriptions – Art
Course Descriptions – Asian Studies
Course Descriptions – Athletic Teams
Course Descriptions – Athletic Training
Course Descriptions – Biochemistry
Course Descriptions – Biology
Course Descriptions – Business
Course Descriptions – Chapman Courses Abroad
Course Descriptions – Chemistry
Course Descriptions – Chinese
Course Descriptions – Communication Studies
Course Descriptions – Computer Science
Course Descriptions – Creative Producing
Course Descriptions – Cultural Media Studies, Creative Industries
Course Descriptions – Dance
Course Descriptions – Digital Arts
Course Descriptions – Economics
Course Descriptions – Education
Course Descriptions – English
Course Descriptions – Ensemble Courses
Course Descriptions – Environmental Science
Course Descriptions – Film and Media Arts
Course Descriptions – Film and Television Producing
Course Descriptions – Film Production
Course Descriptions – Film Studies
Course Descriptions – Finance
Course Descriptions – Food Science and Nutrition
Course Descriptions – Foreign Language
Course Descriptions – French
Course Descriptions – General University Studies
Course Descriptions – German
Course Descriptions – Greek
Course Descriptions – Health Communication
Course Descriptions – Health Sciences
Course Descriptions – History
Course Descriptions – Honors
Course Descriptions – Humanities
Course Descriptions – Individualized Experiential Learning Project
Course Descriptions – Integrated Educational Studies
Course Descriptions – Internship Temporary Subject Code
Course Descriptions – IPCP (Prague, Czech Republic)
Course Descriptions – IPGP (Paros Island, Greece)
Course Descriptions – IPSS (Seville, Spain)
Course Descriptions – Italian
Course Descriptions – Japanese
Course Descriptions – Kinesiology
Course Descriptions – Latin
Course Descriptions – Leadership Studies
Course Descriptions – Management
Course Descriptions – Management Science
Course Descriptions – Marketing
Course Descriptions – Mathematics
Course Descriptions – News and Documentary
Course Descriptions – Peace Studies
Course Descriptions – Philosophy
Course Descriptions – Physical Activity
Course Descriptions – Physics
Course Descriptions – Political Science
Course Descriptions – Portuguese
Course Descriptions – Psychology
Course Descriptions – Public Relations and Advertising
Course Descriptions – Real Estate
Course Descriptions – Religious Studies
Course Descriptions – Science
Course Descriptions – Screen Acting
Course Descriptions – Screenwriting
Course Descriptions – Sociology
Course Descriptions – Software Engineering
Course Descriptions – Spanish
Course Descriptions – Strategic and Corporate Communication
Course Descriptions – Television Writing and Production
Course Descriptions – Theatre
Course Descriptions – Theoretical and Historical Courses
Course Descriptions – Women's Studies
Course Designation Listing
Course Load
Course Numbering System
Courses of Excellence
Courses Repeated for Higher Grades
CPSC 229 Experimental Course
CPSC 230 Computer Science I
CPSC 231 Computer Science II
CPSC 236 Visual Programming
CPSC 242 Introduction to the Game Industry
CPSC 244 Level Design I
CPSC 250 Computer Systems and Assembly Language Programming
CPSC 260 Introduction to Robotics
CPSC 285 Social Issues in Computing
CPSC 290 Independent Internship
CPSC 291 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
CPSC 299 Individual Study
CPSC 329 Experimental Course
CPSC 330 Digital Logic Design I
CPSC 330L Lab - Digital Logic Design I
CPSC 340 Game Development
CPSC 344 Level Design II
CPSC 348 Software Engineering
CPSC 350 Data Structures and Algorithms
CPSC 351 Computer Architecture I
CPSC 352 Computer Architecture II
CPSC 353 Data Communications and Computer Networks
CPSC 354 Programming Languages
CPSC 355 Human Computer Interaction
CPSC 360 Computer Graphics
CPSC 366 Digital Logic Design II
CPSC 370 Topics in Computer Science
CPSC 380 Operating Systems
CPSC 390 Artificial Intelligence
CPSC 392 Introduction to Data Science
CPSC 399 Individual Study
CPSC 402 Compiler Construction
CPSC 406 Algorithm Analysis
CPSC 408 Database Management
CPSC 430 Computational Economics
CPSC 435 BioMedical Informatics
CPSC 440 Collaborative Game Development
CPSC 445 High Performance Computing
CPSC 453 Network Implementation and Security
CPSC 458 Web Engineering
CPSC 465 Integrated Circuit Design I
CPSC 466 Integrated Circuit Design II
CPSC 490 Independent Internship
CPSC 491 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
CPSC 498 Senior Project
CPSC 499 Individual Study
Crean College of Health and Behavioral Sciences
Crean College of Health and Behavioral Sciences Undergraduate to Graduate Degree Programs
Credential Programs
Credit by Examination
CRPR 291 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
CRPR 299 Individual Study
CRPR 317 Creative Producing and Development
CRPR 334 Production and Set Management
CRPR 360 Overview of Producing
CRPR 365 Optioning Books for Film and TV
CRPR 399 Individual Study
CRPR 410 Film, Broadcast and New Media Structure
CRPR 419A Entertainment Marketing and Promotion for Producers
CRPR 423 Producing for Broadcast
CRPR 425 Producing the Independent Film
CRPR 449 International Marketing and Distribution
CRPR 451 Production Rights and Contracts
CRPR 467 Production Financing
CRPR 477 International Co-Productions
CRPR 491 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
CRPR 494 Senior Project: Creative Development Portfolio
CRPR 497 Creative Producing Senior Thesis Workshop I
CRPR 498 Creative Producing Senior Thesis Workshop II
CRPR 499 Individual Study
DA 109 Fundamental Graphics I for Digital Arts
DA 120 Introduction to Digital Arts
DA 202 3D Computer Graphics I
DA 206 Mechanics of Motion
DA 209 Fundamental Graphics II for Digital Arts
DA 229 Experimental Course
DA 242 2D Computer Graphics
DA 247 History and Aesthetics of Digital Arts
DA 249 Storytelling in Digital Arts
DA 255 Color Theory
DA 256 Beginning Character Animation
DA 290 Independent Internship
DA 291 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
DA 299 Individual Study
DA 302 3D Computer Graphics II
DA 322 Design Theory
DA 329 Experimental Course
DA 339 Digital Illustration
DA 354 Storyboarding and Story Reels
DA 355 Production Design for Animation and Visual Effects
DA 356 Intermediate Character Animation
DA 369 Elements of Visual Effects I
DA 379 Elements of Visual Effects II
DA 385 Character Design
DA 392 Advanced Pre-visualizations for Motion Pictures
DA 399 Individual Study
DA 402 3D Computer Graphics III
DA 429 Experimental Course
DA 456 Advanced Character Animation
DA 469 Visual Effects Production
DA 490 Independent Internship
DA 491 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
DA 496 Senior Thesis I: Concept Development
DA 497 Senior Thesis II: Pre-Production and Production I
DA 498 Senior Thesis III: Production II and Post-Production
DA 499 Individual Study
DANC 113 Dance Performance
DANC 130 Hip–Hop
DANC 132 Modern Dance
DANC 134 Jazz
DANC 136 Ballet
DANC 138 Tap Dance
DANC 139 Ballroom Dance
DANC 141 Introduction to Dance Studies
DANC 172 Modern Dance
DANC 174 Jazz
DANC 176 Ballet
DANC 220 Special Studies in Dance Technique
DANC 229 Experimental Course
DANC 230 Intermediate Hip-Hop
DANC 233 Pointe
DANC 238 Intermediate Tap Dance
DANC 239 Intermediate Ballroom Dance
DANC 250 Dance Repertory
DANC 260 Yoga for Dancers
DANC 261 Somatics: An Exploration of the Mind and Body Experience
DANC 267 Conditioning for Dance
DANC 272 Modern Dance
DANC 274 Jazz
DANC 276 Ballet
DANC 280 Dance Improvisation
DANC 281 Choreography I
DANC 290 Independent Internship
DANC 299 Individual Study
DANC 310 Dance Ensemble
DANC 311 Dance Performance and Study Tour
DANC 313 Dance Performance
DANC 329 Experimental Course
DANC 338 Advanced Tap Dance
DANC 340 Principles of Dance Production
DANC 342 Dance in Film
DANC 347 Music for Dancers
DANC 353 Dance in World Cultures
DANC 360 Movement Anatomy and Exercise Physiology
DANC 361 Dance Kinesiology and Injury Prevention
DANC 372 Modern Dance
DANC 374 Jazz
DANC 376 Ballet
DANC 377 BFA Dance Techniques
DANC 381 Choreography II
DANC 382 Choreography Workshop
DANC 399 Individual Study
DANC 420 Special Studies in Dance Technique
DANC 429 Experimental Course
DANC 440 Dance Teaching Methods
DANC 453 Dance History: Forces and Figures
DANC 490 Independent Internship
DANC 498 Senior Seminar
DANC 499 Individual Study
Deferring Admission
Department of Art
Department of Communication Studies
Department of Dance
Department of English
Department of English Graduate Degrees
Department of History
Department of Philosophy
Department of Political Science
Department of Religious Studies
Department of Sociology
Department of Theatre
Department of World Languages and Cultures
Departmental Honors
Deposits and Tuition Information
Desserts and Dialogue
Disability Services
Disability Services
Disability Services
Diversity on Campus
Dual Major in Accounting and Business Administration
Early Action Deadline
ECON 200 Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 201 Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 291 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
ECON 299 Individual Study
ECON 309 Advanced Experimental Design and Statistics
ECON 315 Economics of Religion
ECON 329 Experimental Course
ECON 350 Intermediate Microeconomics Theory
ECON 351 Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory
ECON 355 Economics of Race and Culture in America
ECON 371 U.S. Business and Entrepreneurial History
ECON 373 U.S. Economic History
ECON 374 European Economic History
ECON 411 International Economics
ECON 420 Foundations of Economic Exchange
ECON 425 Economics of Non-Market Behavior
ECON 441 Economic Development
ECON 448 Managerial Economics
ECON 452 Econometrics
ECON 461 Introduction to Mathematical Economics
ECON 463 Behavioral Game Theory
ECON 464 Game Theory
ECON 465 Environmental and Natural Resources Economics
ECON 471 Experimental Economics I
ECON 481 Economic Systems Design I: Principles and Experiments
ECON 489 Seminar In Economic Science
ECON 491 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
ECON 496 Special Topics in Economics
ECON 499 Individual Study
EDUC 290 Independent Internship
EDUC 291 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
EDUC 309 Exploring Education in Contemporary America
EDUC 399 Individual Study
EDUC 400 Literacy and Learning: Elementary Reading
EDUC 400B Literacy and Learning: Elementary Reading Bilingual (Spanish) Emphasis
EDUC 400P PRAXIS: Literacy and Learning: Elementary Reading
EDUC 401 Foundations of Education
EDUC 402 Second Language Acquisition for Elementary Students
EDUC 402P PRAXIS: Second Language Acquisition for Elementary Students
EDUC 403 Spanish Language Acquisition, Literacy and Learning for Bilingual Settings
EDUC 404 Second Language Acquisition for Secondary Students
EDUC 404P PRAXIS: Second Language Acquisition for Secondary Students
EDUC 424 Secondary Teaching and Learning I
EDUC 424P PRAXIS: Secondary Teaching and Learning I
EDUC 425 Secondary Teaching and Learning II
EDUC 426 Images of Schooling as a Cultural Institution
EDUC 429 Experimental Course
EDUC 430 Secondary Subject Matter Methods
EDUC 430P PRAXIS: Secondary Subject Matter Methods
EDUC 432 Content Area Literacy
EDUC 432P PRAXIS: Content Area Literacy
EDUC 434 Teaching Difficult Histories, Critical Discourse and Social Action
EDUC 435 Education Workshop Series
EDUC 440 Teaching and Learning in the Culturally Diverse Classroom I
EDUC 440P PRAXIS: Teaching and Learning in the Culturally Diverse Classroom I
EDUC 441 Teaching and Learning in the Culturally Diverse Classroom II
EDUC 441B Teaching and Learning in the Culturally Diverse Classroom II: BCLAD
EDUC 441P PRAXIS: Teaching and Learning in the Culturally Diverse Classroom II
EDUC 443 Teaching and Learning in the Culturally Diverse Classroom III
EDUC 446 Human Development and Wellness in Diverse Classrooms
EDUC 451 Educational Applications of Technology
EDUC 470 Foundational Issues of Voice, Diversity, Equity and Social Justice
EDUC 471 Collaboration for Inclusive Schooling
EDUC 482 Student Teaching Multiple Subjects
EDUC 483 Student Teaching Single Subjects
EDUC 490 Independent Internship
EDUC 491 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
EDUC 499 Individual Study
Endowed Chairs
ENG 103 Seminar in Rhetoric and Writing
ENG 199 Individual Study
ENG 200 Introduction to Literary Studies
ENG 203 Humanities Computing
ENG 204 Introduction to Creative Writing
ENG 205 Research-Based Writing
ENG 206 Critical Literacies and Community Writing
ENG 208 Written Inquiry: Composing Self
ENG 210 Panther Workshop
ENG 211 Introduction to Digital Media Workshop
ENG 215 Theory and Practice of Journalism
ENG 215L Reporting Lab
ENG 218 Introduction to Layout and Design
ENG 221 Literature I (antiquity to 1400 CE)
ENG 222 Literature II (1400-1800 CE)
ENG 223 Literature III (1800 CE-present)
ENG 228 Introduction to Screenwriting
ENG 229 Experimental Course
ENG 240 World Literature to 400 CE
ENG 242 World Literature from 400 - 1600 CE
ENG 244 World Literature from 1600 - 1900 CE
ENG 250 Introduction to Fiction
ENG 252 Introduction to Poetry
ENG 253 Photojournalism
ENG 254 Introduction to Drama
ENG 256 Introduction to Literary Theory and Criticism
ENG 260 Literature into Film
ENG 270 Foundations of Rhetorical Studies
ENG 271 Introduction to Linguistics
ENG 272 Reading Cinema
ENG 290 Internship
ENG 291 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
ENG 299 Individual Study
ENG 302 Writing About Diverse Cultures
ENG 304 Advanced Creative Writing
ENG 305 Business Writing
ENG 308 Public Affairs Reporting
ENG 309 Theories of the Short Story
ENG 310 Writing Creative Nonfiction
ENG 311 Introduction to Sitcom Writing
ENG 312 Writing the Short Story
ENG 313 Writing Southern California
ENG 314 Writing the Novel
ENG 316 Writing Poetry
ENG 317 Copy Editing
ENG 318 Intermediate Screenwriting
ENG 319 Online Magazine Production
ENG 320 Topics in American Literature before 1870
ENG 321 Topics in American Literature after 1870
ENG 323 Journalists as Historians
ENG 325 Introduction to Shakespeare
ENG 326 Topics in American Literature
ENG 327 Multicultural Literatures of the U.S.
ENG 328 Writing for Video Games
ENG 329 Experimental Course
ENG 332 Topics in Early Modern Literature
ENG 337 Topics in British Literature
ENG 339 World Literature from 1900 to the Present
ENG 340 The Bible as Literature: The Hebrew Scriptures
ENG 341 The Bible as Literature: The Christian Scriptures
ENG 344 Topics in British Literature before 1850
ENG 345 Topics in British Literature after 1850
ENG 346 Special Studies in Literature
ENG 347 Topics in Literary and Cultural Studies
ENG 355 Shakespeare in England
ENG 359 Elie Wiesel: Life and Works
ENG 370 Technical Writing
ENG 371 Discourse Analysis
ENG 372 Language and Ideology
ENG 373 Rhetorical Criticism
ENG 374 Environmental Rhetoric
ENG 375 Composing New Media
ENG 376 Academic Narratives
ENG 399 Independent Study and Research
ENG 403 Techniques in Poetry Writing
ENG 404 Techniques in Writing Fiction
ENG 405 Advanced Workshop in Poetry Writing
ENG 406 Advanced Workshop in Writing Fiction
ENG 407 Literary Forum: Tabula Poetica Poetry Reading Series
ENG 409 Literary Forum: John Fowles Center Contemporary Writers Core
ENG 410 Panther Workshop
ENG 411 Advanced Digital Media Workshop
ENG 414 Feature Writing
ENG 415 Topics in Journalism
ENG 418 Advanced Layout and Design
ENG 419 Advanced Workshop in Creative Nonfiction
ENG 421 Humanities Computing
ENG 425 Professional ESL
ENG 429 Experimental Course
ENG 430 Shakespeare's Comedies and Histories
ENG 432 Shakespeare's Tragedies and Romances
ENG 441 Topics in Drama
ENG 442 Topics in Poetry
ENG 443 Topics in Fiction
ENG 445 Major Author(s)
ENG 446 Topics in Rhetoric
ENG 447 Topics in Comparative Literature
ENG 449 Literature in Translation
ENG 453 Advanced Photojournalism
ENG 456 Topics in Literary Theory and Criticism
ENG 462 Topics in Literature and Film
ENG 471 The Rhetoric of Fiction
ENG 472 Film, Gender, Sexuality
ENG 481 Theory and Practice of Writing, Tutoring, and Conferencing
ENG 484 Introduction to Digital Humanities
ENG 490 Independent Internship
ENG 491 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
ENG 492 Seminar Internship
ENG 492A Seminar Internship - News Reporting
ENG 496 Research Methodologies for Senior Seminar in Journalism
ENG 497 Capstone Course in Creative Writing
ENG 498 Senior Seminar
ENG 498A Senior Seminar in Literature and Rhetoric
ENG 498B Senior Seminar Journalism
ENG 499 Individual Study
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ENV 101 Introduction to Environmental Science
ENV 102 Introduction to Environmental Policy
ENV 103 Introduction to Earth Systems
ENV 111 Physical Geology
ENV 111L Physical Geology Laboratory
ENV 112 Introduction to Hazards and Global and Environmental Change
ENV 199 Individual Study
ENV 205 Seminar Series
ENV 227 Darwin and the Galapagos
ENV 291 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
ENV 299 Individual Study
ENV 301 Environmental Geology
ENV 310 Geographic Information Systems
ENV 310L Geographic Information Systems Lab
ENV 330 Environmental Problem Solving: Energy and Matter Flow
ENV 420 Environmental Hydrology
ENV 490 Independent Internship
ENV 491 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
ENV 498 Environmental Problem Solving: Senior Capstone and Seminar
ENV 499 Individual Study
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FFC 100 Freshman Foundations
FFC 100L Freshman Foundations Lab
Film and Television
FIN 207 Personal Finance
FIN 307 The Financial System
FIN 312 Financial Reporting and Statement Analysis
FIN 317 Financial Management
FIN 327 Intermediate Financial Management
FIN 400 A Walk Down Wall Street
FIN 410 International Financial Management
FIN 421 Investments
FIN 431 Portfolio Management and Analysis
FIN 435 Financing Entrepreneurial Enterprises
FIN 442 Fixed Income and Derivative Securities
FIN 496 Special Topics in Finance
FIN 499 Individual Study
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FL 101 Foreign Language 1st Semester
FL 102 Foreign Language 2nd Semester
FL 199 Individual Study
FL 299 Individual Study
FL 499 Individual Study
FP 115 Editing I
FP 133 Audio Techniques
FP 201 Actor-Director Workshop
FP 237 Cinematography I
FP 239 Directing I
FP 271 Location Filmmaking
FP 280 Intermediate Production Workshop
FP 291 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
FP 299 Individual Study
FP 315 Editing II
FP 325 Art and Craft of Foley and ADR
FP 331 Advanced Production Workshop
FP 331 Advanced Production Workshop - addendum
FP 333 Audio Design
FP 336 Production Design I
FP 337 Cinematography II
FP 338 Directing II
FP 359 Pro Tools Certification
FP 371 Location Filmmaking
FP 376 Cinematography for Commercials
FP 382 Music Composition for Filmmakers
FP 386 Pro Tools Certification II
FP 388 Digital Intermediate Workflow
FP 399 Individual Study
FP 415 Editing III
FP 424 Senior Thesis Development
FP 436 Production Design II
FP 437 Cinematography III
FP 446 Drawing and Storyboarding
FP 458 Digital Production Design
FP 468 Avid Certification Prep
FP 481 Set Decoration
FP 486 Costume Design
FP 491 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
FP 497A Cinematography Senior Thesis Workshop I
FP 497B Directing Senior Thesis Workshop I
FP 497C Editing Senior Thesis Workshop I
FP 497D Production Design Senior Thesis Workshop I
FP 497E Sound Design Senior Thesis Workshop I
FP 498A Cinematography Senior Thesis Workshop II
FP 498B Directing Senior Thesis Workshop II
FP 498C Editing Senior Thesis Workshop II
FP 498D Production Design Senior Thesis Workshop II
FP 498E Sound Design Senior Thesis Workshop II
FP 498L Lab Senior Thesis Workshop II
FP 499 Individual Study
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FREN 101 Elementary French I
FREN 102 Elementary French II
FREN 103 Spoken French and Phonetics (Cannes)
FREN 104 Intensive Elementary French
FREN 180 Intensive French Language: Elementary (Cannes)
FREN 199 Individual Study
FREN 201 Intermediate French I
FREN 201B Intermediate French I for Business Professionals
FREN 201C Intermediate French I for Film and TV Professionals
FREN 202 Intermediate French II
FREN 280 Intensive French Language: Intermediate (Cannes)
FREN 291 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
FREN 299 Individual Study
FREN 305 French Literature: 17th to 20th Century (Cannes)
FREN 340 Cuisine in French Literature and Film
FREN 341 Literary and Cinematographic Images of the French Past: An Interdisciplinary Inquiry
FREN 343 Advanced Grammar and Composition
FREN 345 Advanced French Conversation and Composition I
FREN 346 Advanced French Conversation and Composition II
FREN 347 Business French
FREN 348 Francophone Literatures of the World
FREN 349 French Theater Across the Ages
FREN 350 French Poetry Across the Ages
FREN 351 French Writers of the Holocaust
FREN 352 French Writers of the Nouveau Roman (New Novel)
FREN 353 Topics in Historical Tours: Paris, A Literary History
FREN 353B Topics in Historical Tours: A Literary History of the French Riviera and Provence
FREN 353C Topics in Historical Tours: A Tale of Two Cities
FREN 354 French Opera in the Time of the Sun King: The "Libretti" of Quinault and Music of Lully
FREN 355 Memories of World War II in French Films
FREN 356 Topics in French Opera
FREN 360 Performance in French
FREN 370 Writing About Food: French Composition
FREN 375 French Literature
FREN 378 French Civilization
FREN 380 Intensive French Language: Upper Intermediate (Cannes)
FREN 386 Images of Leadership in French Literature: Women Writers Across the Ages
FREN 387 Remakes and Adaptations in Films: From France to Hollywood
FREN 389 The French Philosophers and the French Enlightenment
FREN 399 Individual Study
FREN 480 Intensive French Language: Advanced (Cannes)
FREN 491 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
FREN 496 Integrated Junior/Senior Seminar
FREN 499 Individual Study
Freshman Students
FS 244 History of Film to 1959
FS 244L History of Film to 1959 Screening Lab
FS 245 History of Film 1960 - Present
FS 245L History of Film 1960 - Present Screening Lab
FS 291 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
FS 299 Individual Study
FS 304 Survey of International Film
FS 306 Evolution of Narrative Film II
FS 342 Film Genre Studies
FS 342A Film Noir
FS 342B The Horror Film
FS 342C The Musical
FS 342D The Science Fiction Film
FS 342E Screwball Comedy
FS 342F The Animated Film
FS 342G The Western
FS 342H The Melodrama
FS 342J The Gangster Film
FS 399 Individual Study
FS 443 Advanced Topics in World Cinema
FS 443A Asian Cinema
FS 443B British Films
FS 443C French Cinema
FS 443D Mexican Film
FS 443E German Cinema
FS 443F Italian Cinema: Politics, Art, and Industry
FS 444 Advanced Topics in Film Studies
FS 444A Films by and about African-Americans
FS 444B New Hollywood Cinema
FS 444C Gay and Lesbian Cinema
FS 444D Hollywood Auteurs
FS 444E Independent American Cinema
FS 444F Women in Film
FS 444G Films about the Holocaust
FS 444H Film Censorship
FS 444I The History and Aesthetics of Stereoscopic Cinema
FS 445 Film Theory and Criticism
FS 485 Film Reviewing
FS 491 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
FS 499 Individual Study
FSN 120 Introduction to Food Science
FSN 200 Human Nutrition
FSN 201 International Nutrition: The World Food Crisis
FSN 322 Community Nutrition
FSN 338 Nutrition and Human Performance
FSN 339 Lifecycle and Clinical Nutrition
FSN 429 Experimental Course
FSN 443 Medical Nutrition Therapy
FSN 490 Independent Internship
FSN 499 Individual Study
FTP 291 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
FTP 491 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
FTV 105 Art of Story
FTV 130 Introduction to Visual Storytelling
FTV 140 Introduction to Film Aesthetics
FTV 140L Introduction to Film Aesthetics Lab
FTV 229 Experimental Course
FTV 290 Independent Internship
FTV 292 Seminar Internship
FTV 299 Individual Study
FTV 310 Industry Insiders
FTV 311 Cinema Francais/French Cinema (Cannes)
FTV 329 Experimental Course
FTV 332 Success in Media
FTV 352 Entering the Profession
FTV 361 Structure and Function of a Film Festival
FTV 361I Structure of an International Film Festival
FTV 366 First Shorts/First Features
FTV 377 Agents and Managers
FTV 391 Entertainment Arts Forum
FTV 393 Cross Cultural Filmmaking
FTV 399 Individual Study
FTV 400 Historical Perspectives in Production Design
FTV 429 Experimental Course
FTV 441 Visual Perception and Expression
FTV 490 Independent Internship
FTV 492 Seminar Internship
FTV 499 Individual Study
FTV 353 Film Capitals of the World
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GER 101 Elementary German I
GER 102 Elementary German II
GER 199 Individual Study
GER 201 Intermediate German I
GER 202 Intermediate German II
GER 291 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
GER 299 Individual Study
GER 326 Reading and Interpreting Literature
GER 341 German Film
GER 343 Advanced Grammar and Composition
GER 345 German Conversation
GER 347 Business German
GER 351 The Holocaust in German Literature and Film
GER 360 Performance in German/Theater
GER 375 German Literature
GER 378 German Culture and Civilization
GER 399 Individual Study
GER 490 Independent Internship
GER 491 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
GER 499 Individual Study
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GRK 101 Elementary Classical Greek I
GRK 102 Elementary Classical Greek II
GRK 299 Individual Study
GRK 499 Individual Study
GUS 101 Cooking in the 21st Century
Hall of Sponsors
Hazing and Disorderly Conduct
HCOM 291 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
HCOM 310 Health Risk and Crisis Communication
HCOM 382 Health Communication Campaigns
HCOM 384 Health Communication and Aging
HCOM 388 Nonverbal Communication in Health Care Environments
HCOM 412 International Public Relations and Health Risk
HCOM 482 Health Communication
HCOM 491 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
HCOM 499 Individual Study in Health and Risk Communication
Healthy Panther
HESC 101 Introduction to Health Care Professions
HESC 112 Human Physiology in Health and Disease
HESC 210 Human Anatomy
HESC 210L Human Anatomy Lab
HESC 291 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
HESC 310 International Approaches to Health
HESC 329 Experimental Course
HESC 350 Applied Exercise Physiology
HESC 350L Applied Exercise Physiology Lab
HESC 357 Seminar in Multidisciplinary Perspectives on Health Sciences
HESC 365 Human Physiology Part A
HESC 366 Human Physiology Part B
HESC 366L Human Physiology Part B Lab
HESC 370 Health Planning
HESC 385 Aging and Health
HESC 490 Independent Internship
HESC 491 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
HESC 492 Capstone Seminar Internship in Health Sciences
HIST 101 United States History Survey I
HIST 103 United States History Survey II
HIST 110 Western Civilization: From Mesopotamia to the Renaissance
HIST 112 Western Civilization: From the Reformation to Modern Times
HIST 134 The Historian as a Sleuth: Crime in 19th-Century Britain
HIST 160 African Voices: African History to 1800
HIST 170 Why Africa Matters: African History 1800 - Present
HIST 180 Modern Latin American History
HIST 190 From the Shaolin Temple to Shonen Manga: Modern East Asia
HIST 199 Individual Study
HIST 200 A History of Sexuality
HIST 201 The Rise of World Civilizations
HIST 202 Modern World Civilizations
HIST 204 From the Garden of Eden to the Black Death: Jewish History to 1500
HIST 210 Modern Middle East History
HIST 220 The Vietnam Wars
HIST 221 Native American History: The Struggle to Be Heard
HIST 223 The Sixties
HIST 224 United States Women's History
HIST 226 Modern European Women's History
HIST 227 American Intellectual History
HIST 229 Experimental Course
HIST 230 Chicano/a History and Culture to 1865
HIST 231 Chicano/a History and Culture, 1848-Present
HIST 233 Disability and American Life
HIST 234 3,000 Years of Jewish History
HIST 240 History of America through Sport
HIST 252 History and Film
HIST 254 British History Through Films and Documentaries
HIST 255 From Kabbalah to Hummus: Jewish History since 1500
HIST 256 Film and American History
HIST 258 Latin American History Through Film
HIST 260 Asian History and Film
HIST 262 History of the Samurai
HIST 263 Modern Japan
HIST 264 Empire and War in East Asia: History and Memory
HIST 270 Creating Leadership in African History
HIST 271 Language, Space and Power in African History
HIST 272 African in America
HIST 273 Bold Mamas and Audacious Entrepreneurs: Women and Power in the African Past
HIST 275 Iran/Iraq: A Parallel History
HIST 291 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
HIST 296 History Seminar
HIST 297 The Holocaust in History and Film
HIST 299 Individual Study
HIST 304 The Ancient Mediterranean World
HIST 305 Cooking, Clothes, and Comics: History of Daily Life in Modern Europe
HIST 306 The Middle Ages
HIST 307 Germany and the Holocaust
HIST 308 Early Modern Europe
HIST 310 Modern Europe
HIST 311 Russian History
HIST 312 History of Spain and Portugal
HIST 313 Modern British History
HIST 315 Archaeology of Ancient Israel
HIST 317 On the Move! Migrations in World History
HIST 319 Israel/Palestine: 3000 Years
HIST 323 Journalists as Historians
HIST 326 The African-American Historical Experience
HIST 328 American Colonial History
HIST 329 Experimental Course
HIST 330 America and Its Revolution: The Bonfires of Change
HIST 332 Slavery, Civil War and Reconstruction
HIST 333 Images of American History
HIST 335 World War I
HIST 336 Conflict and Change in America: 1920–1945
HIST 337 World War II
HIST 338 America After the War, 1945–1960
HIST 339 Immigration, Border Consciousness and the Chicano Experience
HIST 340 American Diplomatic History and Foreign Policy
HIST 342 The History of Everyday Life in America: Cooking, Cleaning, Life and Death
HIST 346 Travel Course: Topics in Historical Tours
HIST 347 Topics in Transformative Encounters
HIST 348 Topics in European Cultural and Intellectual History
HIST 351 Fire in the Rainforest: Central African History
HIST 352 Chinese Civilization
HIST 353 Slavery and Slave Trade in an Atlantic World
HIST 354 From Samurai to Pokemon: A Social History of Modern Japan
HIST 355 Disease, Power and Sex: Medicine and the Body in East Asia
HIST 357 History of Jewish Migration
HIST 358 Jewish Life from Napoleon to Hitler
HIST 359 Elie Wiesel: Life and Works
HIST 362 The Golden Age of Islam
HIST 363 The Arab World: Colonialism to Revolution
HIST 365 Topics in the Holocaust
HIST 369 History of Terrorism in the United States
HIST 371 U.S. Business and Entrepreneurial History
HIST 372 California History
HIST 373 U.S. Economic History
HIST 374 European Economic History
HIST 388 Technology and the Media in the United States
HIST 392 Pre-Columbian and Colonial Latin America
HIST 395 Technology in Historical Research, Analysis and Pedagogy
HIST 396 Mexican History
HIST 398 The Historian's Craft
HIST 399 Individual Study and Research
HIST 490 Independent Internship
HIST 491 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
HIST 496 Integrated Senior Seminar I
HIST 498 Integrated Senior Seminar II
HIST 499 Individual Study
HON 202 On Being Ethical in the World
HON 206 Media, Self and Society
HON 207 Darwin's Evolutionary Theory: The Science and the Controversy
HON 208 Universal Geometry
HON 209 Death, Self and Society
HON 210 Monsters and Monstrosities
HON 215 Art and Anthropology
HON 216 Twilight of the Gods
HON 220 Disney: Gender, Race and Religion
HON 222 Honors Composition: Rhetorical Agency Across Genres
HON 230 Honors Forum
HON 311 Ethnicity, Race and Nationalism
HON 317 Visual Literacy in a Generation of Visible Surplus: Its Theory, Practice and Applications
HON 321 The New Mathematics of the Italian Renaissance
HON 329 Experimental Course
HON 331 The Ecology of Sustainable Food
HON 332 The Birth of Calculus: History of an Idea
HON 333 Creativity and the Human Condition
HON 334 Rhetoric of the Western World
HON 335 The Enigma of Being Awake: Zen Buddhism
HON 337 Credit, Growth, and Economic Cycles
HON 338 ThanaTourism: Traveling the "Dark Side"
HON 339 Body, Flesh, Subject
HON 340 Social Justice: Mirage or Oasis
HON 341 Storytelling
HON 342 Memory, Media and Image
HON 344 Illustrating History/the World: Graphic Memoirs, Novels, and Reportage
HON 345 Immigration and Refugee Law and Policy
HON 347 Listening to Time: Area Studies in Ethnomusicology
HON 349 Discontented Culture: Fantasy, Intimacy and The Talking Cure
HON 350 Scientific Prediction: Information, Technology and Progress
HON 359 Fundamentals of Deductive and Inductive Logic
HON 360 Performing Americas: Celebrating American Identities
HON 366 Deities and Demons: Ancient and Modern
HON 367 Pythagoras Revisited: A Quest for Interior Precision
HON 368 Community and Identity in Musical Theater
HON 369 Select Contemporary Problems: Religion and Politics
HON 371 The World of Fellini's Cinema
HON 372 MOOCs as Phenomenon
HON 373 The Puppet Metaphor Across Media
HON 374 Philosophy of Science: Interdisciplinary Applications
HON 375 Environmental And Social Costs of Coffee
HON 376 Sustainability in an Unsustainably Structured World
HON 377 Critical Animal Studies
HON 378 The Ecology, History and Politics of California Ecosystems
HON 379 Philosophy Through Film
HON 381 Think for Yourself: From Socrates to Adorno
HON 382 The Fabric of the Universe: Space, Time, and Reality
HON 395 Topics in Honors
HON 395a Kotkin Presidential Fellow Seminar: The History of Cities: From Origins to the Ephemeral City
HON 395b Kotkin Presidential Fellow Seminar: New Media
HON 395e Kotkin Presidential Fellow Seminar: A History of the Future for Commerce
HON 399 Individual Study
HON 409 Hermes Unbound: Divining Hermeneutics
HON 412 "Seas of Stories": Postcolonial Literature and Theory
HON 414 The Politics of Law
HON 416 Sex, Self, Society
HON 498 Honors Capstone Seminar
HON 499 Individual Study
Housing and Residence Life
HUM 101 Etymology: Latin and Greek Roots for Vocabulary Building
HUM 129 Experimental Course
HUM 199 Individual Study
HUM 200 Women's Realities
HUM 201 Medical Terminology: Latin and Greek Roots for Health Care Professionals
HUM 205 Introduction to Gay/Lesbian/Bisexual Studies
HUM 229 Experimental Course
HUM 290 Intern Program
HUM 316 From Latin America to Los Angeles: Culture and Ways of Life
HUM 318 Contemporary German–Speaking Cultures
HUM 350 Cities and Civilization
HUM 351 The Holocaust in German Literature and Film
HUM 353B Topics in Historical Tours: A Literary History of the French Riviera and Provence
HUM 355 Crucibles of Civilization
HUM 399 Individual Study
HUM 499 Individual Study
IELP 201 Individualized Experiential Learning Project
IELP 201C Individualized Experiential Learning Project
IELP 201G Individualized Experiential Learning Project
IELP 401 Individualized Experiential Learning Project
IELP 401C Individualized Experiential Learning Project
IELP 401G Individualized Experiential Learning Project
IES 101 Self and Identity
IES 102 Social Construction of Difference
IES 103 Philosophy of Helping
IES 112 Writing for Educators
IES 204 Learning and Forgetting: Exploring Theories of Learning
IES 205 Learning Across Boundaries: The Power of Cross Disciplinary Curricula
IES 206 Schools in Society
IES 207 The Pursuit of Happiness and Knowledge: Walt Disney and Charles Darwin
IES 291 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
IES 295 Education Field Experience
IES 300 Valuing Differences in American Society
IES 300A Valuing Differences in Society: Travel Course to Cambodia
IES 301 Organizations, Ethics, and Society
IES 302 Information, Communication and Management: Theoretical and Practical Issues
IES 303 Education Through Life Transitions
IES 310 Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Questioning Issues in Education
IES 311 Teaching and Learning Math Concepts, Skills and Critical Thinking
IES 314 Adult Learning: Theory, Practice, Experience and the Future
IES 315 Non-Governmental Organizations: Policy and Practice
IES 316 Aesthetic Education: Philosophy and Practice
IES 317 Disability, Families, and Society: Issues of Professional Policy and Support
IES 326 Education Viewed through Feature Film and Television
IES 340 Children's Literature and Literacy
IES 405 Inquiry, Evidence and Decision-Making
IES 412 Teaching Writing K-12
IES 413 Current Issues in Disability Studies and Services
IES 415 College Student Development
IES 416 Higher Education and Society
IES 444 Aesthetics and Learning: Florence, Italy
IES 448 Instructional Technology: Science and Mathematics
IES 449 Educating With Multiple Technologies
IES 491 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
IES 492 IES Senior Seminar Internship
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Incomplete Grades
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instrumental emphasis
instrumental emphasis
instrumental emphasis
instrumental emphasis – guitar area
instrumental emphasis – orchestral instruments area (strings, percussion, brass and woodwinds)
instrumental emphasis – piano/organ area
Integrated Five–Year Undergraduate/Master of Arts in Film Studies Program
Interest Charge
International Baccalaureate (IB)
International Internships
International Students
International Transfer Credit
Internship Program
Interrupted and Re--Enrollment
Interrupted Enrollment and Readmission
INTI 490A International Internships via GlobaLinks Learning Abroad
INTI 490B International Internships via GlobaLinks Learning Abroad
INTI 491B International Internships via GlobaLinks Learning Abroad
INTI 493 Internship Program in London
INTI 494 Internship in Madrid
INTI 495 Internship Program in Dublin
INTP 290 Independent Internship
INTP 490 Independent Internship
IPCP 100 Introduction to Sociology
IPCP 101 Introduction to Psychology
IPCP 103 Introduction to Politics I
IPCP 104 Introduction to Politics II
IPCP 106 Intro to International Relations
IPCP 108 Intro to Diplomacy
IPCP 110 Public Speaking
IPCP 111 Intro to Mass Communication
IPCP 200 Political Philosophy
IPCP 201 Introduction to Social Science Research Methods
IPCP 202 Nations and Nationalism
IPCP 203 Political Geography
IPCP 205 World History I
IPCP 206 World History II
IPCP 207 History of the Cold War and Post-Cold War Transition
IPCP 210 Literature of Prague
IPCP 301 Social Psychology
IPCP 302 Gender Equality in Europe
IPCP 303 Popular Culture and Media Theory
IPCP 308 Global Security
IPCP 310 European History II
IPGP 101 Modern Greek Language I
IPGP 102 Modern Greek Language II
IPGP 110 Theory of Art
IPGP 111 Art Workshop: Painting
IPGP 112 Digital Imaging: Beginner
IPGP 113 Black and White Photography
IPGP 114 Cross-Disciplinary Philosophy: Life Themes
IPGP 204 Creative Writing - Beginner
IPGP 210 Cycladic Art and Culture
IPGP 236 Literature: Archetypal Themes
IPGP 239 American Literature 1865-Present
IPGP 260 Film Studies: From Literature to Film
IPGP 304 Creative Writing - Advanced
IPGP 311 Art Workshop: Advanced Painting (2D)
IPGP 312 Digital Imaging Advanced
IPGP 313 Studio for Interrelated Media
IPGP 314 Film Studies: Four Directors
IPGP 325 Introduction to Shakespeare
IPGP 330 Women's Studies: The Goddess
IPGP 346 Literature: Modern Writers in Greece
IPSS 101 Elementary Spanish I
IPSS 102 Elementary Spanish II
IPSS 110 Photography: Theory and Technique
IPSS 111 Basic Principles of Spanish Grammar for English-Speaking Students
IPSS 112 Conversation and Composition in Spanish for American Students
IPSS 122 Music and Society: Theory and Practice of Flamenco
IPSS 201 Intermediate Spanish I
IPSS 202 Intermediate Spanish II
IPSS 210 The Classical Heritage of Spain: Between History and Mythology
IPSS 211 Great Masters and the Major Artistic Trends in Spain during the 20th Century
IPSS 212 Introduction to Spanish Cultural Studies
IPSS 310 Audiovisual Languages: Subtitling and Dubbing
IPSS 311 Gender Views in Contemporary Spanish Literature and Cinema
IPSS 312 US-European Relations Since World War II
IPSS 313 Contemporary Spain: Economy, Society and Environment
IPSS 326 The Arab World Today: Contemporary History and International Relations
IPSS 345 Spanish Conversation
ITAL 101 Elementary Italian I
ITAL 102 Elementary Italian II
ITAL 199 Individual Study
ITAL 201 Intermediate Italian I
ITAL 202 Intermediate Italian II
ITAL 291 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
ITAL 299 Individual Study
ITAL 301 Conversation and Composition: Italian Regional Culture and Tradition
ITAL 341 Italian Cinema: Politics, Art, and Industry
ITAL 341a Italian Cinema: Great Film Directors
ITAL 342 Advanced Italian Grammar and Stylistics
ITAL 345 Conversation and Composition: Introduction to Contemporary Italy
ITAL 348 The Italian American Experience in Literature and Film
ITAL 352 The Fantastic in Italian Literature
ITAL 353 The Short Narrative in Italian Culture: Oral Tradition, Literature, and Cinema
ITAL 375 Masterpieces of Italian Literature
ITAL 399 Individual Study
ITAL 491 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
ITAL 499 Individual Study
JPN 101 Elementary Japanese I
JPN 102 Elementary Japanese II
JPN 199 Individual Study
JPN 201 Intermediate Japanese I
JPN 202 Intermediate Japanese II
JPN 291 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
JPN 299 Individual Study
JPN 301 Intensive Course for Chinese Characters
JPN 343 Advanced Japanese Grammar and Composition
JPN 345 Advanced Japanese Conversation
JPN 347 Business Japanese
JPN 399 Individual Study
JPN 478 Japanese History and Civilization
JPN 490 Independent Internship
JPN 491 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
JPN 499 Individual Study
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KINE 160 Health Education
KINE 162 First Aid and CPR
KINE 163 Lifeguard Training
KINE 192 Introduction to Athletic Training and Sports Medicine
KINE 250 Fundamentals of Kinesiology
KINE 260 Global Health
KINE 261 Women in Sport
KINE 262 Social, Political and Economic Functions of the Olympics
KINE 270 Statistics for Allied Health Sciences
KINE 285 Sports Massage
KINE 291 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
KINE 301 Applied Biomechanics
KINE 302 Applied Biomechanics Lab
KINE 306 Introduction to Performance Training for Athletes
KINE 324 Theory of Coaching
KINE 340 Science of Obesity
KINE 345 Diet, Disease, and Exercise
KINE 360 Eastern Concepts of Health and Healing
KINE 386 Leadership in a Team Setting
KINE 395 Complementary and Alternative Medicine Physical Modalities
KINE 406 Advanced Performance Training for Athletes
KINE 435 Motor Control and Learning
KINE 490 Independent Internship
KINE 491 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
KINE 498 Capstone Seminar in Kinesiology
LAT 101 Elementary Latin I
LAT 102 Elementary Latin II
LAT 201 Intermediate Latin I
LAT 299 Individual Study
LAT 499 Individual Study
Late Consideration
Lawrence and Kristina Dodge College of Film and Media Arts: Sodaro–Pankey Undergraduate School of Media Arts
LEAD 101 Introduction to Leadership: Principles and Practices
LEAD 229 Experimental Course
LEAD 291 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
LEAD 301 Theory and Practice of Leadership
LEAD 303 Organizational Administration: A European Context (Cannes)
LEAD 314 Developing Effective Teams: Understanding Yourself and Others
LEAD 315 The Multi–Cultural Organization: Gender and Diversity Issues in the Workplace
LEAD 320 Great Leaders: Ethics, Passion and Service
LEAD 380 Service in Action Practicum
LEAD 385 Leadership, Civic Engagement and Social Responsibility
LEAD 396 Gender and Leadership
LEAD 414 Leading as a Way of Serving: Pursuing Your Purpose in Life and Work
LEAD 429 Experimental Course
LEAD 475 Introduction to Students Affairs in Higher Education
LEAD 485 Leadership in the Eye of the Storm: Hurricane Katrina Case Study
LEAD 490 Leadership in Action, Independent Internship
LEAD 491 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
LEAD 492 Leadership in Action, Seminar Internship
LEAD 495 Selected Topics in Leadership and Organization Studies
LEAD 495A The Leader's Journey
LEAD 497 Capstone Seminar: The Leadership Forum
LEAD 499 Individual Study
Leadership Studies
Liberal Arts
Library Services
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Local, State and Federal Laws
Majors and Minors
Massive Open Online Course (MOOC)
Master of Science in Health and Strategic Communication
MATH 098 Elementary Algebra
MATH 099 Intermediate Algebra
MATH 104 Pre-Calculus Mathematics
MATH 110 Single Variable Calculus I
MATH 110L Single Variable Calculus I Lab
MATH 111 Single Variable Calculus II
MATH 111L Single Variable Calculus II Lab
MATH 120 Introduction to Cryptography: The Mathematics of Privacy
MATH 199 Individual Study
MATH 203 Introduction to Statistics
MATH 208 Foundations of Geometry
MATH 210 Multivariable Calculus
MATH 211 Linear Algebra
MATH 229 Experimental Course
MATH 250 Discrete Mathematics I
MATH 251 Discrete Mathematics II
MATH 260 Number Theory
MATH 270 Computational Mathematics Tools
MATH 280 Mathematics Tutoring
MATH 290 Independent Internship
MATH 299 Individual Study
MATH 303 Biostatistics
MATH 310 History of Mathematics
MATH 350 Differential Equations
MATH 360 Probability Theory
MATH 361 Mathematical Statistics
MATH 370 Special Topics in Mathematics
MATH 380 Introduction to Abstract Algebra
MATH 390 Introduction to Differential Geometry
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SPAN 470 Techno Writing and Global Perspectives in Latin American Literature and Culture
SPAN 484 20th Century Spanish Poetry and Drama: Literary Pictures
SPAN 485 Hispanic Theatre in Dialogue with the Classics: A Workshop for Dramatic Creations
SPAN 490 Independent Internship
SPAN 491 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
SPAN 499 Individual Study
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SW 127 Screenwriting Intensive
SW 128 Character Analysis for Writers
SW 227 Screenwriting Fundamentals
SW 257 Storytelling Strategies
SW 277 Feature Screenwriting I
SW 287 Feature Screenwriting II
SW 291 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
SW 299 Individual Study
SW 324 Advanced Dialogue Writing Workshop
SW 326 Writing the Adaptation
SW 327 Feature Screenwriting I for Non-Screenwriting Majors
SW 340 Sketch Comedy Writing
SW 348 Actors and Writers Workshop
SW 349 Advanced Workshop in Writing for Genre
SW 357 Film Script Analysis
SW 358 The Short Film Form
SW 387 Short Script Workshop
SW 399 Individual Study
SW 427 Feature Screenwriting II for Non-Screenwriting Majors
SW 480 Screenwriting Master Class
SW 491 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
SW 498 Screenwriting Thesis
SW 499 Individual Study
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TH 100 Introduction to Theatre Technology
TH 105 Theatre Practicum
TH 110 Introduction to Acting
TH 111 Introduction to Performing Techniques
TH 112 Acting Fundamentals
TH 113 Theatre Performance
TH 150 Theatre in World Cultures
TH 170 Creating Theatre: From Page to Stage - The Art of Collaboration
TH 201 Stagecraft
TH 202 Theatrical Makeup
TH 203 Basic Makeup for the Performing Artist
TH 204 Costume Construction
TH 207 Lighting for the Stage
TH 210 Acting Shakespeare I
TH 212 Tai–Chi for Theatre I
TH 213 Tai–Chi for Theatre II
TH 216 Fundamentals of Character Building
TH 217 Introduction to Acting and Movement for Singers
TH 218 Character Building for Performance
TH 229 Experimental Course
TH 230 Screen Acting I
TH 290 Independent Internship
TH 299 Individual Study
TH 301 Drafting for the Stage
TH 302 Advanced Stagecraft
TH 305 Theatre Production
TH 309 Scene Painting
TH 310 Expression Theatrale/Acting: Theatrical Expression (Cannes)
TH 311 Voice Production and Techniques I
TH 313 Theatre Performance
TH 315 Acting Styles
TH 317 Movement for the Performer
TH 329 Experimental Course
TH 330 Screen Acting II
TH 333 Acting for Television Workshop
TH 335 Actors and Filmmakers Workshop
TH 345 Musical Theatre
TH 347 Advanced Acting for Singers
TH 350 London Theatre Tour
TH 351 The Study of Ancient Theatre and Its Lasting Influence
TH 352 New York Theatre Study Tour
TH 370 Script Analysis
TH 371 Theatre History I - Antiquity through the Eighteenth Century
TH 372 Theatre History II - Eighteenth Century to the New Millennium
TH 373 Dramaturgy
TH 374 Theatre for Social Change
TH 375 Theatre Management
TH 376 Writing the Short Play
TH 377 Playwriting
TH 379 Text Analysis and Scene Study for Performance
TH 388 Directing for the Theatre I
TH 389 Directing for the Theatre II
TH 399 Individual Study
TH 406 Study in Theatrical Design
TH 409 Stage Management
TH 410 Acting Shakespeare II
TH 411 Voice Production and Techniques II
TH 415 Advanced Acting Styles
TH 419 The Actor Process: From Rehearsal to Performance
TH 429 Experimental Course
TH 455 Topics in Theatre
TH 472 Dramatic Theory and Criticism
TH 476 The History of Acting in American Film from 1890 - 1970
TH 477 Advanced Playwriting
TH 489 One Act Play Production Workshop
TH 490 Independent Internship
TH 497A The Business of Acting
TH 497B BFA Showcase
TH 498 Senior Seminar
TH 499 Individual Study
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TWP 114 Introduction to Television Production: Studio
TWP 114L Introduction to Television Production: Studio Lab
TWP 229 Experimental Course
TWP 232 Electronic Cinematography
TWP 240 The Business of Television
TWP 246 History of Television
TWP 265 Prime Time: The Game of Television
TWP 290 Independent Internship
TWP 291 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
TWP 299 Individual Study
TWP 303 Producing Reality Television
TWP 311 Advanced Multi-Camera TV Production
TWP 313 Byte-Sized Television I
TWP 320 Narrative Television Workshop
TWP 320L Lab Narrative Television Workshop
TWP 328 Seminar in Television Writing
TWP 329 Experimental Course
TWP 364 Prime Time Production: Editing the Dramatic Series
TWP 374 Art and Business of Web Video
TWP 397 Prime Time Production: Writing the Dramatic Series
TWP 398 Prime Time Production: Shooting the Dramatic Series
TWP 398L Lab Prime Time Production: Shooting the Dramatic Series
TWP 399 Individual Study
TWP 413 Byte-Sized Television II
TWP 429 Experimental Course
TWP 490 Independent Internship
TWP 491 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
TWP 497 Prime Time Production: Writing the Dramatic Series
TWP 498 Prime Time Production: Shooting the Dramatic Series
TWP 498L Lab Prime Time Production: Shooting the Dramatic Series
TWP 499 Individual Study
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WMST 101 Introduction to Women's Studies
WMST 291 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
WMST 299 Individual Study
WMST 300 Women in Leadership
WMST 310 Feminist-Art-Theory-Power
WMST 329 Experimental Course
WMST 399 Individual Study
WMST 491 Student-Faculty Research/Creative Activity
WMST 498 Women's Studies Senior Seminar
WMST 499 Individual Study