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Georgia College & State University FERPA - EDUCATIONAL RIGHTS AND PRIVACY CAMPUS SECURITY ACTS NON-DISCRIMINATION CONDITIONS OF ACCURACY INTRODUCTION GUIDING PRINCIPLES ACCREDITATIONS ADMISSIONS IMMUNIZATION REQUIREMENTS FRESHMAN ADMISSION TIMELINES FOR FALL ENTRANCE FRESHMAN ADMISSION TIMELINES FOR SPRING OR SUMMER ENTRANCE ADMISSION TIMELINES FOR ALL OTHER APPLICANTS UNIVERSITY HOUSING – RESIDENCE LIFE FIRST-YEAR HOUSING REQUIREMENT FRESHMAN ADMISSION COLLEGE PREPARATORY CURRICULUM FRESHMAN CHECKLIST FRESHMAN ESSAY THE NEW SAT/ACT CONFIRMATION FORM AND DEPOSIT NON-TRADITIONAL STUDENTS HOME SCHOOL STUDENT ADMISSIONS ADMISSION OF STUDENTS WITH OUTSTANDING SCORES JOINT ENROLLMENT/EARLY ADMISSION TRANSFER ADMISSION (Including Post Baccalaureate and Second Undergraduate Degree applicants) TRANSIENT ADMISSION RE-ADMISSION OF FORMER GCSU STUDENTS APPLICANTS FOR CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 23 ADMISSION (Students aged 62 and older) INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ADMISSIONS REGULATIONS INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE STUDENTS ADVANCED PLACEMENT AT THE TIME OF ADMISSION VETERAN STUDENTS AUDITORS ADMISSION OF GRADUATE STUDENTS ENROLLMENT IN GRADUATE CLASSES BY UNDERGRADUATES RESIDENCY CLASSIFICATION NON-RESIDENT STUDENTS RESIDENCY FOR IN-STATE TUITION PURPOSES SPECIAL SITUATIONS INVOLVING RESIDENCY APPEALS PROCEDURE STUDENT RESPONSIBILITIES FEES, TUITION AND REFUNDS TEXTBOOKS AND SUPPLIES PAYMENT OF UNIVERSITY EXPENSES CHECKS DEPOSITS REQUIRED SPECIAL FEES MUSIC FEES MANDATORY HEALTH INSURANCE HOUSING AND MEAL PLAN COSTS REFUND POLICY AND PROCEDURES REFUND FOR REDUCTION OF COURSE LOAD REFUND FORMAL WITHDRAWAL FOR TUITION, FEES, STUDENT HOUSING, AND FOOD SERVICES FINANCIAL AID AND SCHOLARSHIPS APPLICATION PROCEDURE GENERAL INFORMATION GRANTS FEDERAL PELL GRANT HOPE SCHOLARSHIP GUIDE TO THE HOPE SCHOLARSHIP HOPE PROMISE TEACHER SCHOLARSHIP FEDERAL SUPPLEMENTAL EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY GRANT (FSEOG) LAW ENFORCEMENT PERSONNEL DEPENDENTS GRANT LOANS FEDERAL PERKINS LOANS FEDERAL FAMILY EDUCATIONAL LOAN PROGRAM (FFELP) STATE DIRECT STUDENT LOANS STUDENT EMPLOYMENT FEDERAL WORK-STUDY PROGRAM UNIVERSITY STUDENT EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM SCHOLARSHIPS SCHOLARSHIPS FOR ENTERING STUDENTS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION, FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS, AND OTHER INSTITUTIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS GOVERNOR’S SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM ROBERT C. BYRD SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS FOR RECEIVING FINANCIAL AID REVIEW PROCESS FINANCIAL AID PROBATION (WARNING) CONDITIONS FOR REINSTATEMENT APPEAL REFUND POLICY AND PROCEDURES FINANCIAL AID RETURN OF TITLE IV FUNDS HOPE SCHOLARSHIP REFUND POLICY HOPE-ONLY REFUND TITLE IV AND HOPE REFUND THE COMMUNITY AND STUDENT SERVICES LIBRARY SERVICES MEDIA PRODUCTION RESOURCES WEB ENABLED RESOURCES DINING SERVICES BOOKSTORE MAXWELL STUDENT UNION THE STUDENT CENTER CENTENNIAL CENTER COMPLEX EAST CAMPUS (LAKE LAUREL) WEST CAMPUS (MICHAEL J. PEELER ATHLETIC COMPLEX) RUSSELL AUDITORIUM CHAPPELL HALL MILLER DANCE STUDIO DIVISION OF TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS CLIENT SUPPORT RESOURCES THE SERVE HELP DESK DATA MANAGEMENT RESOURCES NETWORK & SERVER RESOURCES EXTENDED UNIVERSITY DIVISION EVENING PROGRAMS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION THE DIVISION OF STUDENT AFFAIRS COUNSELING SERVICES STUDENT HEALTH SERVICES WELLNESS SERVICES BOBCAT CARD OFFICE CENTER FOR TESTING CENTER FOR STUDENT SUCCESS STUDENT SUCCESS FIRST-YEAR-EXPERIENCE THE LEARNING CENTER AND TUTORING SERVICES CAREER CENTER INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS DIVERSITY AND MULTICULTURAL AFFAIRS UNIVERSITY HOUSING REGULATIONS COUNCILS AND PROGRAMS LIVING-LEARNING COMMUNITIES RESIDENCE HALL ACCOMMODATIONS UPPERCLASSMAN/GRADUATE STUDENT HOUSING CAMPUS LIFE AND STUDENT ACTIVITIES GREEK LIFE ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS ART EXHIBITIONS CULTURAL EVENTS SERIES PERFORMING GROUPS INSTRUMENTAL ACTIVITIES CHORAL ACTIVITIES GEORGIA COLLEGE & STATE UNIVERSITY RADIO GEORGIA COLLEGE & STATE UNIVERSITY THEATRE ARTS UNLIMITED COMMITTEE PUBLICATIONS RELIGIOUS LIFE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION CAMPUS ACTIVITIES BOARD DEPARTMENTAL AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS DISABLED STUDENT SERVICES POLICY FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES THAT AFFECT LEARNING POLICY FOR ACCESS OF INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES ACADEMIC POLICIES, REGISTRATION, AND ADVISING CORE CURRICULUM FRESHMAN ENGLISH POLICY FOREIGN LANGUAGE POLICY FOREIGN LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS ESLG (ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE) SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE REQUIREMENT MAJOR REQUIREMENTS MULTIPLE MAJORS DECLARATION OR CHANGE OF MAJOR SECOND BACCALAUREATE DEGREE RESIDENCY DEFINITION SENIOR EXIT REQUIREMENT GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL BACHELOR’S DEGREES GUIDELINES FOR APPLYING ALL DEGREE REQUIREMENTS APPLICATION FOR GRADUATION COMMENCEMENT ACADEMIC ADVISING AND REGISTRATION POUNCE REGISTRATION ADDING COURSES DROPPING COURSES WITHDRAWAL FROM THE UNIVERSITY INVOLUNTARY MEDICAL WITHDRAWAL POLICY AUDITING COURSES FOR NON-CREDIT INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION INDEPENDENT STUDY INDEPENDENT STUDY WITH THE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF GEORGIA TRANSIENT CREDIT COLLEGE LEVEL EXAMINATION PROGRAM (CLEP) CHALLENGING COURSES CREDIT FOR ARMED FORCES PERSONNEL UNIVERSITY CREDIT FOR EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCES IN THE ARMED FORCES ACADEMIC POLICIES AND REGULATIONS THE SEMESTER SYSTEM SUMMER PROGRAM CREDIT COURSE LOAD CLASS ATTENDANCE POLICY CLASS ORGANIZATION GRADE AVERAGES INSTITUTIONAL GRADE-POINT AVERAGE METHODS FOR DETERMINING STUDENT ACADEMIC STANDING ACADEMIC STANDING GOOD ACADEMIC STANDING ACADEMIC WARNING ACADEMIC PROBATION ACADEMIC DISMISSAL ACADEMIC EXCLUSION ACADEMIC RENEWAL POLICY ACADEMIC HONORS PRESIDENT’S LIST DEAN’S LIST PHI KAPPA PHI HONORS DAY REGENTS’ WRITING AND READING SKILLS REQUIREMENT BOARD OF REGENTS' POLICY EXCERPTS REGENTS’ READING AND WRITING SKILLS REQUIREMENTS ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES STUDENT RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES THE HONOR CODE MATRICULATION PLEDGE PREAMBLE THE HONOR CODE VIOLATIONS DEFINED PENALTIES STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT GENERAL STATEMENT STUDENT ACADEMIC DISHONESTY STUDENT ACADEMIC APPEAL PROCESS, POLICY AND PROCEDURES POLICY STATEMENT DEFINITION PROCEDURES FOR ACADEMIC GRIEVANCE OR APPEAL STUDENT NON-ACADEMIC GRIEVANCE OR APPEAL PROCESS POLICY STATEMENT STUDENT EDUCATION RECORDS CAMPUS-WIDE ACADEMIC PROGRAMS OFFICE OF ACADEMIC ENGAGEMENT ACADEMIC OUTREACH EXPERIENTIAL TRANSCRIPT UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH SERVICE LEARNING GEM PROGRAM AMERICAN HUMANICS NONPROFIT MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATION PROGRAM LEADERSHIP CERTIFICATE PROGRAM HONORS AND SCHOLARS PROGRAM ADMISSION TO THE HONORS & SCHOLARS PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS ADMISSION TO THE SCHOLARS PROGRAM HONORS STUDENT ASSOCIATION HONORS PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS SCHOLARS PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION CENTER INTERNATIONALIZING THE CURRICULUM AND THE INTERNATIONAL STUDIES MINOR (INST) INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS AND LECTURES INTERNATIONAL ADMISSIONS INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SERVICES STUDY ABROAD STUDY ABROAD SCHOLARSHIPS EXCHANGE AGREEMENTS WITH PARTNER UNIVERSITIES WORLDWIDE FACULTY ABROAD AND INTERNATIONAL FACULTY MILITARY SCIENCE GENERAL INFORMATION COURSE STRUCTURE BASIC COURSE ADVANCED COURSE ADVANCED PLACEMENT ROTC BASIC CAMP ROTC ADVANCED CAMP OPTIONAL ADVANCED TRAINING SCHOLARSHIPS SUBSISTENCE ALLOWANCE MILITARY SCIENCE DIVISION PREPROFESSIONAL PROGRAM GENERAL SCOPE MISSION STATEMENT PROGRAM GOALS: PREPROFESSIONAL ADVISERS PLANNING FOR CAREER FLEXIBILITY CHOOSING A MAJOR CURRICULA CURRICULUM PLANNING AND PROFESSIONAL SCHOOL APPLICATION DEADLINES PRE-DENTISTRY PRE-ENGINEERING PRE-FORESTRY PRE-HEALTH THERAPY PRE-LAW PRE-MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY PRE-MEDICINE PRE-OPTOMETRY PRE-PHARMACY PRE-PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT PRE-VETERINARY MEDICINE DEGREE PROGRAMS DEGREES OFFERED MAJOR DEGREE PROGRAMS MINORS INITIAL TEACHER CERTIFICATION INITIAL TEACHING CERTIFICATION PROGRAMS COMMUTER CAMPUSES AND CENTERS DEGREE PROGRAMS GEORGIA COLLEGE & STATE UNIVERSITY IN MACON GEORGIA COLLEGE & STATE UNIVERSITY IN WARNER ROBINS ACADEMIC STRUCTURE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES SCHOOL OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES PROGRAM LATIN AMERICAN AND CARIBBEAN STUDIES MINOR WITH A CERTIFICATE IN LATIN AMERICAN AND CARIBBEAN STUDIES B.A. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN LIBERAL STUDIES THE AFRICANA STUDIES PROGRAM AFRICAN STUDIES MINOR BLACK DIASPORA STUDIES MINOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES MINOR URBAN STUDIES MINOR WOMEN'S STUDIES MINOR ART B. A. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN ART - GENERAL ART STUDIO CONCENTRATION B. A. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN ART - ART HISTORY CONCENTRATION B. A. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN ART - FINE ART STUDIO CONCENTRATION B. A. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN ART - MUSEUM STUDIES CONCENTRATION MINOR IN ART HISTORY MINOR IN CERAMICS MINOR IN DIGITAL MEDIA MINOR IN FIBER ARTS MINOR IN PAINTING MINOR IN PHOTOGRAPHY MINOR IN PRINTMAKING INTERDISCIPLINARY MINORS BIOLOGICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES B.S. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN BIOLOGY B.S. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES MINOR IN BIOLOGY MINOR IN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES MINOR IN GEOLOGY CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS B.S. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN CHEMISTRY MINOR IN CHEMISTRY MINOR IN PHYSICS ENGLISH, SPEECH, AND JOURNALISM B.A. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN ENGLISH, LITERATURE CONCENTRATION B.A. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN ENGLISH CREATIVE WRITING CONCENTRATION B.A. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN MASS COMMUNICATION B.A. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN RHETORIC MINOR IN ENGLISH MINOR IN RHETORIC MINOR IN CREATIVE WRITING: INTERDISCIPLINARY MINORS GOVERNMENT AND SOCIOLOGY B.A. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE B.A. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN POLITICAL SCIENCE B.A. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN SOCIOLOGY CRIMINAL JUSTICE MINOR POLITICAL SCIENCE MINOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION MINOR SOCIOLOGY MINOR ANTHROPOLOGY MINOR INTERDISCIPLINARY MINORS HISTORY, GEOGRAPHY AND PHILOSOPHY B.A. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN HISTORY B.A. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN HISTORY (Public History Concentration) B.A. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN PHILOSOPHY MINOR IN HISTORY MINOR IN GEOGRAPHY MINOR IN PHILOSOPHY MATHEMATICS B.S. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN MATHEMATICS MINOR IN MATHEMATICS (16 hours) MINOR IN ACTUARIAL SCIENCE (18 hours) MINOR IN QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS (15-16 hours) MODERN FOREIGN LANGUAGES B.A. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN FRENCH B.A. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN SPANISH MINOR IN FRENCH MINOR IN GERMAN MINOR IN SPANISH MUSIC AND THEATRE STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS B.A. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN MUSIC - PERFORMANCE EMPHASIS B.A. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN MUSIC - COMPOSITION EMPHASIS B.A. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN MUSIC - GENERAL MUSIC EMPHASIS B.M.E. DEGREE WITH AN EMPHASIS IN INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC B.M.E. DEGREE WITH AN EMPHASIS IN CHORAL MUSIC B.M.E. DEGREE WITH AN EMPHASIS IN ELEMENTARY MUSIC OTHER REQUIREMENTS FOR MUSIC MAJORS B.A. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN THEATRE MINOR IN MUSIC MINOR IN THEATRE MINOR IN DANCE PSYCHOLOGY B.S. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN PSYCHOLOGY THE JOHN H. LOUNSBURY SCHOOL OF EDUCATION INTRODUCTION MISSION STATEMENT: UNDERGRADUATE EDUCATORS AS ARCHITECTS OF CHANGE TEACHER CERTIFICATION PROGRAMS (INITIAL) ADMISSION POLICY CONTINUED GOOD STANDING IN EDUCATION STUDENT TEACHING INTERNSHIP CAPSTONE EXPERIENCE (ASSESSMENT PORTFOLIO) EXIT REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE PROGRAM TEACHER CERTIFICATION IN GEORGIA EARLY CHILDHOOD AND MIDDLE GRADES EDUCATION B.S. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION B.S. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN MIDDLE GRADES EDUCATION SPECIAL EDUCATION AND EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP B.S. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN SPECIAL EDUCATION FOUNDATIONS AND SECONDARY EDUCATION THE J. WHITNEY BUNTING SCHOOL OF BUSINESS GRADUATE DEGREES CENTER FOR ECONOMIC EDUCATION BUSINESS INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES ACCOUNTING B.B.A. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN ACCOUNTING ECONOMICS AND FINANCE B.S. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN ECONOMICS B.A. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN ECONOMICS MINOR IN ECONOMICS MINOR IN FINANCE MINOR IN GENERAL BUSINESS – Non-Business Majors only GENERAL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION B.B.A. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN GENERAL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND MARKETING B.S. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN COMPUTER SCIENCE MINOR IN COMPUTER SCIENCE INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS B.B.A. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MINOR IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS–BUSINESS MAJORS MINOR IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS—NONBUSINESS MAJORS MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND COMMUNICATION B.B.A. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS MINOR IN MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS—BUSINESS MAJORS MINOR IN MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS—NON-BUSINESS MAJORS MINOR IN BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS–BUSINESS MAJORS MINOR IN BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS—NON-BUSINESS MAJORS MARKETING B.B.A. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN MARKETING MINOR IN MARKETING—Business and Non-Business MANAGEMENT B.B.A. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN MANAGEMENT MINOR IN MANAGEMENT—BUSINESS MAJOR MINOR IN MANAGEMENT—NON-BUSINESS MAJORS SCHOOL OF HEALTH SCIENCES NURSING BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING (BSN) NURSING ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS B.S.N. DEGREE DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN NURSING B.S.N DEGREE DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN NURSING (RN-BSN) KINESIOLOGY B.S. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION, HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHER CERTIFICATION (P-12) B.S. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN HEALTH EDUCATION, COMMUNITY HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES B.S. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN HEALTH EDUCATION, EXERCISE SCIENCE B.S. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN HEALTH EDUCATION, ATHLETIC TRAINING B.S. DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN OUTDOOR EDUCATION MINOR IN HEALTH EDUCATION MINOR IN COACHING MINOR IN OUTDOOR EDUCATION MUSIC THERAPY B.M.T DEGREE WITH A MAJOR IN MUSIC THERAPY MINOR IN MOVEMENT ARTS THERAPY MUSIC THERAPY DEGREE EQUIVALENCY PROGRAM MUSIC THERAPY MINOR UNDERGRADUATE COURSE DESCRIPTIONS COURSE NUMBERING ACCOUNTING (ACCT) ACCT 2101. ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES I. (3-0-3) ACCT 2102. ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES II. (3-0-3) ACCT 2701, 2702. HONORS SEMINAR. (1-0-1) ACCT 3101. INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING I. (3-0-3) ACCT 3102. INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING II. (3-0-3) ACCT 3106. ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS. (3-0-3) ACCT 3110. INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING. (3-0-3) ACCT 3116. PRINCIPLES OF TAXATION I. (3-0-3) ACCT 3120. COST ACCOUNTING. (3-0-3) ACCT 3125. NOT-FOR-PROFIT & PUBLIC ACCOUNTING. (3-0-3) ACCT 4116. ADVANCED ACCOUNTING. (3-0-3) ACCT 4120. ADVANCED COST ACCOUNTING. (3-0-3) ACCT 4125. PRINCIPLES OF TAXATION II. (3-0-3) ACCT 4135. AUDITING. (3-0-3) ACCT 4505. SPECIAL TOPICS. (3-0-3) ACCT 4605. INTERNSHIP. (VAR. 1-3) ACCT 4805. INDEPENDENT STUDY. (VAR. 1-3) ACCT 4980. STUDY ABROAD. (VAR. 1-3) ON DEMAND. AFRICAN STUDIES (AFST) AFST 2010. INTRODUCTION TO AFRICAN STUDIES. (3-0-3) AFST 2950. SPECIAL TOPICS. (VAR. 1-4) AFST 3500. THE GEOGRAPHY OF AFRICA. (3-0-3) AFST 3580. TRADITIONAL AFRICAN WORLDVIEW AND EDUCATION. (3-0-3) AFST 3800. AFRICAN MUSIC AND DANCE. (3-0-3) AFST 4010. AFRICAN COUNTRY PROJECT. (3-0-3) AFST 4451. AFRICAN LITERATURE. (3-0-3) AFST 4452. AFRICAN WOMEN WRITERS. (3-0-3) AFST 4541. THE POLITICS OF MODERN AFRICA. (3-0-3) AFST 4615. LAW AND SOCIAL CHANGE IN AFRICA. (3-0-3) AFST 4845. AFRICAN ART HISTORY. (3-0-3) AFST 4950. AFRICAN TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY. (3-0-3) ANTHROPOLOGY (ANTH) ANTH 1102. INTRODUCTION TO ANTHROPOLOGY. (3-0-3) ANTH 1104. INTRODUCTION TO ARCHEOLOGY. (3-0-3) ANTH 2950. SPECIAL TOPICS. (VAR. 1-4) ANTH 3010. CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY. (3-0-3) ANTH 3100. NATIVE AMERICAN CULTURES. (3-0-3) ANTH 3200. INDIGENOUS PEOPLES OF LATIN AMERICA. (3-0-3) ANTH 3510. ARCHEOLOGY OF THE AMERICAS. (3-0-3) ANTH 4000. PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY. (3-0-3) ANTH 4600. RISE AND FALL OF CIVILIZATIONS. (3-0-3) ANTH 4800. PLANTS & PEOPLES OF LATIN AMERICA. (3-0-3) ANTH 4940. INDEPENDENT STUDY. (VAR. 1-3) ANTH 4950. SPECIAL TOPICS. (VAR. 1-4) ANTH 4980. STUDY ABROAD. (VAR. 1-15) ART EDUCATION (ARED) ARED 3100. ART IN THE ELEMENTARY AND MIDDLE SCHOOL. GRADES P-6. (3-0-3) ART (ARTS) ARTS 0001. FIRST-YEAR ACADEMIC SEMINAR. (1-0-1) ARTS 1000. DRAWING I. (2-6-3) ARTS 1105. UNDERSTANDING VISUAL CULTURE. (2-0-2) (AREA B) ARTS 1200. TWO-DIMENSIONAL DESIGN. (2-6-3) ARTS 1201. THREE-DIMENSIONAL DESIGN. (2-6-3) ARTS 1620. INTRODUCTION TO THE COMPUTER IN ART. (2-6-3) ARTS 2010. DRAWING II. (2-6-3) ARTS 2100. PAINTING I. (2-6-3) ARTS 2200. PHOTOGRAPHY I. (2-6-3) ARTS 2300. PRINTMAKING I: INTRODUCTION TO PRINTMAKING. (2-6-3) ARTS 2400. MUSEUM STUDIES I: INTRODUCTION TO MUSEUM STUDIES. (2-6-3) ARTS 2510. CERAMICS I. (2-6-3) ARTS 2620. DIGITAL I: DIGITAL PRINT. (2-6-3) ARTS 2720. FIBER ARTS I. INTRODUCTION TO FIBER FORMS AND MATERIALS (2-6-3) ARTS 2800. THE ANCIENT AND MEDIEVAL WORLDS. (3-0-3) ARTS 2810. FROM THE RENAISSANCE TO THE MODERN WORLD. (3-0-3) ARTS 3020. DRAWING III. FIGURE DRAWING. (2-6-3) ARTS 3100. PAINTING II. (2-6-3) ARTS 3110. PAINTING III. (2-6-3) ARTS 3200. PHOTOGRAPHY II. (2-6-3) ARTS 3240. PHOTOGRAPHY III. (2-6-3) ARTS 3300. PRINTMAKING II: RELIEF & INTAGLIO PRINTMAKING. (2-6-3) ARTS 3400. MUSEUM STUDIES II: EXHIBITION DESIGN. (2-6-3) ARTS 3510. CERAMICS II. (2-6-3) ARTS 3620. DIGITAL II: INTERACTIVITY. (2-6-3) ARTS 3640. DIGITAL III: VIDEO AND SOUND. (2-6-3) ARTS 3730. FIBER ARTS II. PAPER, BOOKS AND DIMENSIONAL FORMS (2-6-3) ARTS 3740. FIBER ARTS III. WOVEN STRUCTURES AND ALTERNATIVE MEDIA (2-6-3) ARTS 4110. PAINTING IV. (2-6-3) ARTS 4120. PAINTING V. (2-6-3) ARTS 4200. PHOTOGRAPHY IV. (2-6-3) ARTS 4240. PHOTOGRAPHY V. (2-6-3) ARTS 4300. PRINTMAKING III: LITHOGRAPHIC AND SERIGRAPHIC PRINTMAKING. (2-6-3) ARTS 4330. PRINTMAKING IV: ADVANCED STUDIO WORKSHOP. (2-6-3) ARTS 4400. MUSEUM STUDIES III: CRITICAL AND CURATORIAL THEORY AND DEVELOPMENT. (2-6-3) ARTS 4420. MUSEUM STUDIES IV: MUSEUM ADMINISTRATION. (2-6-3) ARTS 4510. CERAMICS III. (2-6-3) ARTS 4520. CERAMICS IV. (2-6-3) ARTS 4620. DIGITAL IV:COMMUNITY PROJECTS. (2-6-3) ARTS 4640. DIGITAL V: ADVANCED DIGITAL STUDIO. (2-6-3) ARTS 4750. FIBER ARTS IV. HAND RESIST PRINTING AND DYEING, SCREEN-PRINTING AND EMBELLISHMENT. (2-6-3) ARTS 4760. FIBER ARTS V. INSTALLATION, MATERIAL AND CONTEXT. (2-6-3) ARTS 4800. WOMEN AND ART. (3-0-3) ARTS 4810. TWENTIETH CENTURY ART, 1900-1950. (3-0-3) ARTS 4820. LATE TWENTIETH CENTURY ART SINCE 1950. (3-0-3) ARTS 4825. SEMINAR IN ART HISTORY. (3-0-3) ARTS 4830. AMERICAN ART: FROM COLONY TO CONCEPTUALISM. (3-0-3) ARTS 4840. AFRICAN-AMERICAN ART. (3-0-3) ARTS 4845. AFRICAN ART HISTORY. (3-0-3) ARTS 4850. ART CRITICISM. (3-0-3) ARTS 4851. COMPARATIVE AESTHETICS. (3-0-3) ARTS 4855. PUBLIC ART & MEDIA CULTURE. (3-0-3) ARTS 4860. NINETEENTH CENTURY ART OF THE WEST. (3-0-3) ARTS 4870. HISTORY OF PHOTOGRAPHY, 1839-PRESENT. (3-0-3) ARTS 4880. ASIAN ART HISTORY-CHINESE. (3-0-3) ARTS 4881. ASIAN ART HISTORY-INDIAN. (3-0-3) ARTS 4882. ASIAN ART HISTORY-SOUTHEAST ASIA. (3-0-3) ARTS 4950. SPECIAL TOPICS. (VAR. 1-4) ARTS 4960. INTERNSHIP. (VAR. 1-15) ARTS 4970. ARTS PRACTICUM. (0-6-3) ARTS 4980. STUDY ABROAD. (VAR. 1-15) ARTS 4985. ADVANCED STUDIO PROBLEMS. (0-6-3) ARTS 4990. SENIOR PROJECT. (1-5-3) ARTS 4991. SENIOR EXHIBITION. (1-5-3) ARTS 4992. SENIOR RESEARCH. (1-5-3) ARTS 4993. SENIOR THESIS AND PRESENTATION. (1-5-3) ARTS 4994. SENIOR THESIS PROJECT. (1-5-3) ARTS 4995. SENIOR THESIS EXHIBITION. (1-5-3) ARTS 4996. MUSEUM STUDIES: SENIOR CURATORIAL RESEARCH. (1-5-3) ARTS 4997. MUSEUM STUDIES: SENIOR THESIS AND CURATORIAL PRESENTATION. (1-5-3) ASTRONOMY (ASTR) ASTR 1000. INTRODUCTION TO THE UNIVERSE. (3-0-3) (AREA D) FALL, SPRING, SUMMER ASTR 1000L. INTRODUCTION TO THE UNIVERSE LABORATORY. (0-2-1) FALL, SPRING, SUMMER ASTR 2950. SPECIAL TOPICS. (VAR. 1-4) ASTR 3020. OBSERVATIONAL TECHNIQUES IN ASTRONOMY. (3-0-3) SPRING ASTR 3920. SEMINAR. (VAR. 1-3) ASTR 4999. RESEARCH. (VAR. 1-4) BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS (BCOM) BCOM 2285. BUSINESS COMMUNICATION AND REPORTS. (3-0-3) BCOM 3400. TECHNICAL WRITING. (3-0-3) BCOM 4281. REPORT WRITING. (3-0-3) BCOM 4282. MANAGERIAL COMMUNICATION. (3-0-3) BCOM 4283. GLOBAL AND INTERCULTURAL BUSINESS COMMUNICATION. (3-0-3) BCOM 4505. SPECIAL TOPICS. (3-0-3) BCOM 4605. INTERNSHIP. (VAR. 1-9) BCOM 4805. INDEPENDENT STUDY. (VAR. 1-3) BUSINESS INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES (BIDS) BIDS 1705. FIRST YEAR ACADEMIC SEMINAR. (1-0-1) BIDS 2105. DYNAMICS OF BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY. (3-0-3) BIDS 3710. CAREERS AND EMPLOYMENT SEMINAR. (1-0-1) BIDS 3735. RESEARCH SEMINAR IN BUSINESS. (3-0-3) BIDS 4505. SPECIAL TOPICS. (3-0-3) BIDS 4710. ACADEMIC SERVICE SEMINAR. (1-0-1) BIDS 4805. INDEPENDENT STUDY. (3-0-3) BIOLOGY (BIOL) BIOL 0001. FIRST YEAR ACADEMIC SEMINAR. (1-0-1) F BIOL 1100. BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES. (3-0-3) F, S, SU (AREA D1) BIOL 1100L. BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES LAB. (0-2-1) F, S, SU (AREA D1) BIOL 1107. PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY I. (3-0-3) F, S, SU (AREA D2) BIOL 1107L. PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY I LAB. (0-2-1) F, S, SU (AREA D2) BIOL 1108. PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY II. (3-0-3) BIOL 1108L. PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY II LAB. (0-2-1) F, S, SU BIOL 1120. BIODIVERSITY. (3-0-3) F, S, SU (AREA D1) BIOL 1120L. BIODIVERSITY LAB. (0-2-1) F, S, SU (AREA D1) BIOL 2100. GENETICS. (3-2-4) BIOL 2160. HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY I. (3-3-4) BIOL 2170. HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY II. (3-3-4) BIOL 2200. CELLULAR & MOLECULAR PHYSIOLOGY. (3-0-3) BIOL 2700. EVOLUTION. (3-0-3) BIOL 2800. ECOLOGY. (3-2-4) BIOL 2920. HONORS SEMINAR. (VAR. 1-4) BIOL 2950. SPECIAL TOPICS. (VAR. 1-4) BIOL 2999. UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH. (VAR. 1-4) BIOL 3000. SEMINAR. (2-0-2) BIOL 3010. BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY. (1-0-1) BIOL 3180. ALLIED HEALTH MICROBIOLOGY. (3-2-4) BIOL 3400. ORGANISMAL PHYSIOLOGY. (3-0-3) BIOL 3999. UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH. (VAR. 1-4) BIOL 4010. INTEGRATED LIFE SCIENCE: THE UNITY AND DIVERSITY OF LIFE. (2-2-3) BIOL 4020. CLASSICAL EXPERIMENTS IN BIOLOGY. (2-1-3) BIOL 4110. ANIMAL DEVELOPMENT. (3-2-4) BIOL 4120. ENDOCRINOLOGY. (3-0-3) BIOL 4130. GENERAL PHARMACOLOGY. (3-0-3) BIOL 4140. HISTOLOGY. (2-3-4) BIOL 4150. IMMUNOLOGY. (3-0-3) BIOL 4170. MICROBIOLOGICAL TECHNIQUES. (1-5-4) BIOL 4180. MICROBIOLOGY. (3-2-4) BIOL 4190. MOLECULAR GENETICS. (3-0-3) BIOL 4210. PLANT PHYSIOLOGY. (3-3-4) BIOL 4230. TECHNIQUES IN BIOTECHNOLOGY. (1-6-4) BIOL 4240. NEUROPHYSIOLOGY. (3-0-3) BIOL 4300. HUMAN BIOLOGY: SEX AND DRUGS. (3-0-3) BIOL 4410. BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMATICS. (3-2-4) BIOL 4420. CLINICAL PARASITOLOGY. (3-0-3) BIOL 4430. COLEOPTERAN BIOLOGY. (1-4-3) BIOL 4440. COMPARATIVE ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY. (2-4-4) BIOL 4450. COMPARATIVE VERTEBRATE ANATOMY. (2-4-4) BIOL 4460. GENERAL ENTOMOLOGY. (3-2-4) BIOL 4470. HERPETOLOGY. (3-2-4) BIOL 4480. ICHTHYOLOGY. (3-2-4) BIOL 4490. FRESHWATER MUSSELS. (2-3-4) BIOL 4500. INVERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY. (3-2-4) BIOL 4530. MAMMALOGY. (3-2-4) BIOL 4540. ORNITHOLOGY. (3-2-4) BIOL 4560. PLANT PATHOLOGY. (2-4-4) BIOL 4580. MORPHOLOGY AND ANATOMY OF PLANTS. (2-4-4) BIOL 4590. VERTEBRATE BIOMECHANICS. (3-0-3) BIOL 4610. VERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY. (3-2-4) BIOL 4700. CENOZOIC PALEOECOLOGY. (3-0-3) BIOL 4710. BIOGEOGRAPHY. (4-0-4) BIOL 4720. COMMUNITY ECOLOGY. (2-3-4) BIOL 4730. COMPARATIVE ANIMAL BEHAVIOR. (3-0-3) BIOL 4740. ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION. (2-2-3) BIOL 4750. ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY. (3-0-3) BIOL 4760. PLANT SYSTEMATICS. (2-4-4) BIOL 4770. FIELD ORNITHOLOGY. (2-4-4) BIOL 4780. FRESHWATER BIOLOGY. (3-2-4) BIOL 4790. LIMNOLOGY. (3-2-4) BIOL 4800. PLANTS & PEOPLES OF LATIN AMERICA. (3-0-3) BIOL 4820. TOPICS IN AVIAN EVOLUTION. (3-0-3) BIOL 4840. TOPICS IN HORTICULTURE. (1-4-3) BIOL 4850. VERTEBRATE PALEONTOLOGY. (3-2-4) BIOL 4860. VERTEBRATE FIELD TECHNIQUES. (2-4-4) BIOL 4870. WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT. (3-2-4) BIOL 4890. METHODS IN BIODIVERSITY STUDY. (3-2-4) BIOL 4910. ORIGINS: SCIENTIFIC VIEWS. (3-0-3) BIOL 4940. INDEPENDENT STUDY. (VAR. 1-4) BIOL 4950. SPECIAL TOPICS. (VAR. 1-4) BIOL 4960. INTERNSHIP. (VAR. 1-15) BIOL 4970. THESIS. (VAR. 1-3) BIOL 4980. STUDY ABROAD (VAR. 1-15) BIOL 4999. UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH. (VAR. 1-4) BLACK STUDIES (BLST) BLST 2010. INTRODUCTION TO BLACK STUDIES. (3-0-3) BLST 2950. SPECIAL TOPICS. (VAR. 1-4) BLST 3020. AFRICAN-AMERICAN HISTORY TO 1877. (3-0-3) BLST 3025. AFRICAN-AMERICAN HISTORY SINCE 1877. (3-0-3) BLST 3500. THE GEOGRAPHY OF AFRICA. (3-0-3) BLST 3580. TRADITIONAL AFRICAN WORLDVIEW AND EDUCATION. (3-0-3) BLST 3650. SURVEY OF JAZZ HISTORY. (2-0-2) BLST 3800. AFRICAN MUSIC AND DANCE. (3-0-3) BLST 4010. AFRICAN COUNTRY PROJECT. (3-0-3) BLST 4444. RACE AND ETHNIC RELATIONS. (3-0-3) BLST 4447. COMPARATIVE LITERATURE. (3-0-3) BLST 4451. AFRICAN LITERATURE. (3-0-3) BLST 4452. AFRICAN WOMEN WRITERS. (3-0-3) BLST 4535. SLAVERY IN THE UNITED STATES. (3-0-3) BLST 4541. THE POLITICS OF MODERN AFRICA. (3-0-3) BLST 4615. LAW AND SOCIAL CHANGE IN AFRICA. (3-0-3) BLST 4635. THE ERA OF SEGREGATION. (3-0-3) BLST 4640. THE CIVIL RIGHTS AND BLACK POWER MOVEMENT. (3-0-3) BLST 4645. AFRICAN-AMERICAN CULTURAL AND INTELLECTUAL HISTORY. (3-0-3) BLST 4667. AFRICANAMERICAN LITERATURE. (3-0-3) BLST 4669. MULTICULTURAL AMERICAN LITERATURE. (3-0-3) BLST 4840. AFRICAN-AMERICAN ART. (3-0-3) BLST 4845. AFRICAN ART HISTORY. (3-0-3) BLST 4950. AFRICAN TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY. (3-0-3) INFORMATION SYSTEMS/COMMUNICATIONS (ISC) BUAD 3172. BUSINESS ETHICS. (3-0-3) COMPUTER BASED INFORMATION SYSTEMS (CBIS) CBIS 2215 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS IN BUSINESS. (3-0-3) CBIS 2216 COMPUTER FUNDAMENTALS FOR EDUCATORS. (3-0-3) CBIS 2701, 2702. HONORS SEMINAR. (1-0-1) CBIS 3211. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE (3-0-3) CBIS 3212. PROGRAMMING DATA, FILE, AND OBJECT STRUCTURES (3-0-3) CBIS 3213. NETWORKING AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS (3-0-3) CBIS 3214. DATABASE MANAGEMENT. (3-0-3) CBIS 3215. COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN BUSINESS. (3-0-3) CBIS 3216. PERSONAL PRODUCTIVITY WITH COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (3-0-3) CBIS 3217. DESKTOP AND WEB PUBLISHING (3-0-3) CBIS 3218. WEB PAGE DESIGN AND MULTIMEDIA PRESENTATIONS (3-0-3) CBIS 4210. OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING AND DEVELOPMENT (3-0-3) CBIS 4211. SYSTEMS ANALYSIS AND DESIGN. (3-0-3) CBIS 4214. INFORMATION SYSTEMS DEPLOYMENT. (3-0-3) CBIS 4215. ELECTRONIC COMMERCE IN A GLOBAL SOCIETY. (3-0-3) CBIS 4219. MARKUP LANGUAGES FOR WEB APPLICATIONS DEVELOPMENT. (3-0-3) CBIS 4221 OBJECT ORIENTED LANGUAGE - C++. (3-0-3) CBIS 4222. OBJECT ORIENTED LANGUAGE - VISUAL BASIC. (3-0-3) CBIS 4225. NETWORK ADMINISTRATION. (3-0-3) CBIS 4505. SPECIAL TOPICS. (3-0-3) CBIS 4605. INTERNSHIP. (VAR. 1-9) CBIS 4805. INDEPENDENT STUDY. (VAR. 1-3) CHEMISTRY (CHEM) CHEM 0001. FIRST-YEAR ACADEMIC SEMINAR. (1-0-1) FALL CHEM 1151. SURVEY OF CHEMISTRY I. (3-0-3) (AREA D) FALL, SUMMER CHEM 1151L. SURVEY OF CHEMISTRY LABORATORY I. (0-2-1) (AREA D) FALL, SUMMER CHEM 1152. SURVEY OF CHEMISTRY II. (3-0-3) (AREA D) SPRING, SUMMER CHEM 1152L. SURVEY OF CHEMISTRY LABORATORY II. (0-2-1) (AREA D) SPRING, SUMMER CHEM 1211. PRINCIPLES OF CHEMISTRY I. (3-0-3) (AREA D) FALL, SUMMER CHEM 1211K. PRINCIPLES OF CHEMISTRY I. (3-2-4) CHEM 1211L. PRINCIPLES OF CHEMISTRY LABORATORY I. (0-2-1) (AREA D) FALL, SUMMER CHEM 1212. PRINCIPLES OF CHEMISTRY II. (3-0-3) (AREA D) SPRING, SUMMER CHEM 1212K. PRINCIPLES OF CHEMISTRY lI. (3-2-4) CHEM 1212L. PRINCIPLES OF CHEMISTRY LABORATORY II. (0-2-1) (AREA D) SPRING, SUMMER CHEM 2100. INSTRUMENTS OF ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY. (2-0-2) CHEM 2100L. INSTRUMENTS OF ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY LABORATORY. (0-3-1) CHEM 2800. QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS. (3-0-3) FALL, SPRING CHEM 2800L. QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS LABORATORY. (0-3-1) FALL, SPRING CHEM 2920. SECOND YEAR TRANSITION SEMINAR. (1-0-1) FALL CHEM 2950. SPECIAL TOPICS. (VAR. 1-4) CHEM 2999. INTRODUCTION TO CHEMICAL RESEARCH I. (VAR 1-4) CHEM 3010. INORGANIC CHEMISTRY. (3-0-3) FALL CHEM 3010L. INORGANIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORY. (0-3-1) FALL CHEM 3200. INSTRUMENTAL ANALYSIS. (3-0-3) SPRING CHEM 3200L. INSTRUMENTAL ANALYSIS LABORATORY. (0-3-1) SPRING CHEM 3361. ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I. (3-0-3) FALL, SPRING, SUMMER CHEM 3361L. ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORY I. (0-3-1) FALL, SPRING, SUMMER CHEM 3362. ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II. (3-0-3) FALL, SPRING, SUMMER CHEM 3362L. ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORY II. (0-3-1) FALL, SPRING, SUMMER CHEM 3510. BIOCHEMISTRY. (3-0-3) FALL, SPRING CHEM 3510L. BIOCHEMISTRY LABORATORY. (0-3-1) FALL CHEM 3600L. STRUCTURAL CHEMISTRY. (0-4-2) SPRING CHEM 3920. CHEMISTRY SEMINAR I. (1-0-1) SPRING CHEM 4211. PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY I. (3-0-3) FALL CHEM 4211L. PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY LABORATORY I. (0-3-1) FALL CHEM 4212. PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY II. (3-0-3) SPRING CHEM 4212L. PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY LABORATORY II. (0-3-1) SPRING CHEM 4400. ADVANCED ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY. (2-3-3) FALL (EVEN) CHEM 4500. ADVANCED INORGANIC CHEMISTRY. (2-3-3) SPRING (EVEN) CHEM 4600. ADVANCED ORGANIC CHEMISTRY. (2-3-3) FALL (ODD) CHEM 4700. COMPUTATIONAL CHEMISTRY. (1-6-3) SPRING (EVEN) CHEM 4800. ADVANCED PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY. (2-3-3) SPRING (ODD) CHEM 4920. CHEMISTRY SEMINAR II. (1-0-1) SPRING CHEM 4940. INDEPENDENT STUDY. (VAR. 1-4) CHEM 4950. SPECIAL TOPICS. (VAR. 1-4) CHEM 4960. INTERNSHIP. (VAR. 1-15) CHEM 4999. RESEARCH (VAR. 1-4) CRIMINAL JUSTICE (CRJU) CRJU 0001. FIRST-YEAR ACADEMIC SEMINAR. (1-0-1) CRJU 1100. INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE. (3-0-3) CRJU 2350. INTRODUCTION TO THE LAW. (3-0-3) CRJU 2950. SPECIAL TOPICS. (VAR. 1-4) CRJU 3315. THE AMERICAN JUDICIAL SYSTEM. (3-0-3) CRJU 4101. POLICE SYSTEMS AND PRACTICES. (3-0-3) CRJU 4102. POLICE ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT. (3-0-3) CRJU 4103. CORRECTIONAL SYSTEMS AND PRACTICES. (3-0-3)