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L E A R N B O L D L Y . L I V E T O I N S P I R E .

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SPRING 2018 SCHEDULE OF CLASSES

OFFICE OF REGISTRATION AND RECORDS: 830‐372‐8040 ● FAX: 830-372-8179

The information in this schedule is for planning purposes only and is subject to change at the discretion of the university.

11/7/2017

Office of Registration and Records (830) 372-8040

January 11-15 Returning students check-in online (confirm your schedule to avoid deletion)

January 16 Move-in for returning students; residence halls open

January 16-23 Late registration and schedule changes

January 17 Classes begin

January 23 Last day to register for the spring semester

February 9 Last day to submit three weeks checks

February 12 Last day to finish an incomplete grade from the fall semester

March 5 Last day to submit six-weeks grades

March 12-16 Spring Break

March 29-30 Easter Holiday (no classes-TLU offices closed on Good Friday)

April 2-6 Faculty advising

April 3 Last day to withdraw from a course with a grade of W

April 9-13 Registration for May, summer, and fall terms

April 20 Academic Symposium (no class)

May 2-3 Make-up registration

May 2 Last day of classes

May 3 Reading day (8 a.m. to 5 p.m.)

May 4-9 Final examinations (including Saturday exams)

May 10 Graduating senior grades due at 5 p.m.

May 12 Baccalaureate (a.m.) & Commencement (p.m.)

May 14 All other student grades due at 5 p.m.

TEXAS LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY Academic Calendar

Spring 2018

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SPRING 2018 REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR CURRENTLY ENROLLED STUDENTS

STUDENTS WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO REGISTER FOR CLASSES UNLESS THEY HAVE MET WITH THEIR ADVISOR. IF THERE ARE ANY HOLDS LISTED IN YOUR myTLU STUDENT ACCOUNT, YOU MUST CLEAR THEM PRIOR TO REGISTRATION. Step I - Course Selection 1) Go to my.tlu.edu and sign in to your student account. Click on the Student tab, and

select Registration and Advising. You will find information there on registering for courses.

2) See your academic advisor and get clearance for online registration. 3) Check the Registration Holds portion of the Student page in your my.tlu.edu account. If

you have holds, you must get them cleared with the appropriate office before you can register.

4) Students have a designated registration time based on the number of hours earned. Your

online registration time is displayed for you in your my.tlu.edu student account, on the Student page, in the Registration Times Info section. Have a question about your registration time? Call the Registrar’s Office at 830-327-8040.

5) Make-up registration and schedule changes may be made December 6-7. Step II - Payment of Fees A bill will be mailed to the student’s permanent home address in December. Students may choose to pay in full or submit the first installment of the monthly payment plan by January 3, 2018. Payments must be made online via credit card or e-check at my.tlu.edu. IF PAYMENT OR PAYMENT ARRANGEMENTS ARE NOT MADE BY JANUARY 3, HOUSING RESERVATIONS AND CLASS SCHEDULES MAY BE DELETED! A $50 late fee will be assessed to all students who do not meet the initial payment deadline. Step III - Required Check-in Students who have completed Steps I and II must check-in online January 11-15th using their myTLU student portal. Every student must check-in. Students who have holds on their account can check-in in-person in the Office of Registration & Records on January 16th. Students who do not check-in before January 18th will have their schedule deleted. Step IV – Schedule Changes Students who wish to add or drop a course may make schedule changes on my.tlu.edu, or in the Registrar’s Office, beginning Tuesday, January 16th, 2018. To change your schedule online, you must be cleared by your advisor and be a fulltime student.

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NEW STUDENT & LATE REGISTRATION

Late registration takes place in the Registrar’s Office (BC 101) January 16-23, 2018, from 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. A late registration fee of $100 is assessed for all late registrations. The last day to register for the spring 2018 semester is Tuesday, January 23rd. REGISTRATION INFO New students will submit a New Student Registration Form and a

schedule will be created using the information provided on the form. Once new students arrive for classes, changes can be made in the Registrar’s Office. Returning students should visit their myTLU account, print off a copy of a registration card and a transcript, and see their advisor for registration clearance.

ADVISING Students meet with their academic advisor to discuss course

selection and receive registration clearance. REGISTRATION Students may register between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m January 16-

23. Returning students who have been cleared by their advisor may register online using myTLU. New students needing a schedule change should go to the Registrar’s Office.

PAYMENT Payment in full, or the 1st installment (40%) if using the payment

plan, will be due at the time of registration. Refer to the TLU catalog for information regarding tuition, fees, and refund policies.

MENINGITIS VACCINATION All new students under the age of 22 are required by Texas law to provide proof of bacterial meningitis vaccination at least 10 days prior to the start of the term. The vaccination or booster must have occurred during the five-year period preceding the start of the term.

FAMILY EDUCATIONAL RIGHTS AND PRIVACY ACT (FERPA) Texas Lutheran University complies with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974. This act is designed to protect the privacy of a student’s educational records and the right of a student to his/her records. The Student Handbook and the TLU Bulletin both describe the policies that govern maintenance of and access to a student’s personal and academic records. The policy permits disclosure of educational records under certain limited circumstances and routine disclosures, at the University’s discretion of information defined by the University as directory information. Texas Lutheran defines directory information as the following: name, address, phone number, major, minor, photo, participation in sports, height and weight of athletes, degree candidacy, degrees and awards received, number of registered hours, classification, academic honors, dates of attendance, campus email address, photographic/videotaped images, and previous colleges attended. You have the right to prevent the disclosure of directory information by filing a request in writing in the Office of Registration and Records on the Request to Prevent Disclosure of Directory Information form (which is available in the Registrar’s office). Such a request is good for one semester only. Texas Lutheran University assumes no liability for any actions or results that come from honoring your instructions that the information be withheld.

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Additional Schedule Information General Education Requirements The general education curriculum has 3 parts: foundation courses, distribution courses, and competencies (and associated skills). Below are the requirements for each of the three areas. The Foundations (21 hours)

Basic Quantitative Literacy: MATH 130 or higher Critical Reading: FREX134 Engaging Faith Traditions: THEO133 Modern Language: Any modern language at the 131 level or higher Self-Awareness & Development: PRWB130 Written Communication: COMP131 & COMP132

The Distributions (30 hours)

Arts 6 hours from the following: ARTS130, DRAM, MUSI, VART

Humanities

6 hours from the following: HUMA130, ENGL, GEOG, HIST, MAST, PHIL, WOST No more than 3 hours can be taken in any one discipline

Natural Sciences & Math

6 hours from the following: NSCI 140, BIOL, CHEM, ENVS, MATH, PHYS, STAT At least one natural science course must have a lab No more than 4 hours can be taken in any one discipline

Professional Applications

3 hours from the following: BUSI, COMM, CSCI, EDUC, ISYS, KINS

Cultural Perspective & Religion 3 hours from the following: CHIN, FREN, GERM, GREK, HEBR, PORT, SPAN, THEO

Social Sciences

6 hours from the following: SSCI130, CRCJ, ECON, POLS, PSYC, SOCI No more than 3 hours can be taken in any one discipline

The Competencies Through completion of the foundation and distribution courses listed above, and also through selected courses in their majors, students will be developing important competencies. Course offerings designed to meet each competency will be identified in the schedule of classes with a competency code attached to the course number. Throughout their course of study, students will be required to complete the following competencies:

Critical Thinking (T) 3 courses Effective Communication (C) 2 courses Engaged Citizenship (Z) 3 courses Ethics (E) 1 course

Competencies are identified in the fourth component of the course number. For example, VART-136-01-C is an Art Appreciation course that can be counted toward completion of the Effective Communication competency requirement. Some courses will not have a competency. For example, GEOG-331-01 is a Geography course that does not satisfy a competency requirement.

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Reflective Modules Reflective modules are co-curricular explorations that are designed to help students develop their skills as lifelong learners in structured learning environments outside of traditional classroom settings. Various foundational capacities and core competencies will be developed during these intensive experiences. These reflective modules set the foundation for students’ understanding of the ways that what they learn in their education will be connected with all the experiences of their lives. Ideally, these reflective modules support student reflection on their development in curricular and co-curricular experiences. For more detailed information and a meeting schedule for each module, go to the Student Life page of myTLU. COCR 112 HELP! How Do I Study? L. Cradit This module supports the Critical Thinking competency. Ever find yourself studying for hours only to do poorly on an exam, even though you think you are prepared? Maybe the strategies you use need some updating. This module will allow you to look critically at how you currently study, and it will help you develop better strategies for the more complex college environment. COCR 118 Introduction to Career Development L. Henry/B. Navarro This module supports the Critical Thinking competency. Learn how to research career information customized to your interests from reputable internet sources. Create your job/internship/graduate school tracking sheet. Complete a practice virtual interview and learn about employee benefits. **Pre-Req: You must have 27 credit hours or more to participate in the module. ** COCR 124 Make Fitness Count D. Roberts This module supports the Self-Awareness and Development foundation. Students who register for Make Fitness Count are required to attend an orientation session, participate in pre and post fitness testing, write a fitness contract, and participate in fitness activities at least twice a week for 30 minutes (8 hours for a 8 week program) or three times a week for five + weeks. These activities would/could include using the fitness center, swimming laps at the pool, and attending a non-credit fitness class. Up to four athletic practices may count toward the required exercise sessions. The students will keep an exercise journal in the fitness center to record their workouts. COCR 137 Number Sense – Mental Math C. Beicker /R. Clark This module supports the Critical Thinking competency. This module will teach students number sense tricks for mental computations. COCR 157 Jefferson Elementary Tutoring M. Klaser This module supports the Global Citizenship competency. Do you enjoy working with young kids? We need you! As part of this module, you’ll be partnered with a teacher at Jefferson Elementary to mentor and tutor students who need a little extra help in the classroom. TLU students need to be available for at least 30 minutes between 8:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. on a week days. Have fun and be a positive role model for local kids through this module! COCR 173 Reducing Stress T. Sia This module supports the Self-Awareness and Development foundation. College is a high stress environment. Handling stress effectively is necessary to personal well-being and success in college. Many of students favorite stress relief is either too time consuming or not available at particularly stressful times of the semester. This module will focus on developing a set of evidence based stress reduction techniques that can fit within half hour or less time blocks. Students will practice and developing specialized skills in progressive muscle relaxation, deep breathing, mental focusing techniques (RAFTing) and guided imagery (Mindplay). **Pre-Req: You must bring a thumb drive to your module orientation session. ** COCR 176 Get Your Financial Life In Order!!! S. Alexander This module supports the Self-Awareness and Development foundation. GET YOUR FINANCIAL LIFE IN ORDER!...This module is for students interested in knowing and understanding basic financial information that will provide the basis for any future college financial courses as well as impact students for the rest of their lives. COCR 178 Improve Your Sleep M. Moriarity This module supports the Critical Thinking competency. Do you find yourself nodding off in class? Are you tossing and turning, not sleeping several nights out of the week? Take this module, learn how to get a better night’s sleep and impress the person back home that used to have to drag you out of bed every morning.

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Reflective Modules (cont.) COCR 188 Cut the Chord: Basic Flatpicking Guitar S. Boehm This module supports the Effective Communication competency. The module is designed for students with basic guitar chord-playing ability who want to explore techniques for playing single string lead melodies. The ability to read music or tablature is not necessary as the class will be based on ear training and motor learning. While much of class will focus on folk, country, and traditional music, flatpicking techniques used in blues, rock, and jazz will also be explored. **Pre-Req: Students must have the use of an acoustic guitar and must know at least three basic chords. ** COCR 193 STEM Careers R. Jonas This module supports the Self-Awareness and Development foundation. First year students in the LASER scholarship program must enroll in this module as part of their obligation for remaining in the program. We will explore career options with professionals in the STEM fields. **Pre-Req: First year LASER Scholars must enroll in the module. Also open to STEM majors. ** COCR 197 Ball Early Childhood Tutoring M. Klaser This module supports the Global Citizenship competency. Play games with kids for 30 minutes a week and get credit! We’re partnering with Ball Early Childhood Center to help 3- and 4-year-old children master skills through games, and be prepared for elementary school. TLU students need to be available to mentor at least 30 minutes every week between 8:30am-2:45pm. Have fun and make a difference in the life of a child! COCR 201 Virtual Africa Safari R. Shao This module supports the Global Citizenship competency. Ever wanted to make your dream come true and discover treasures of the African continent? Here’s your opportunity! Take a Virtual Africa Safari, learn and enjoy sessions on different physical geographical regions of Africa, people, culture, and the wildlife conservation areas. COCR 203 STEM Careers II – Next Steps T. Sauncy This module supports the Self-Awareness and Development foundation. Second year STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) students in the LASER scholarship program are required to enroll in this STEM career-focused module to fulfill scholarship obligations. Other students may also register as space permits. The focus of this module is on developing the tools necessary to obtain post-graduate work or enter advanced degrees programs aimed at careers in STEM. **Additional Information: All students considering careers in STEM are encouraged to explore career options in this module. Both beginning students and advanced students will gain valuable professional development skills aimed at finding the best career path. ** **Pre-Req: Second year LASER Scholars must enroll in the module; open to others STEM students if space permits. **

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Study Abroad Programs

Costa Rica Courses (Choose one): BIOL-379, Tropical Ecology or SISE-339, Non-profits & NGOs Faculty Sponsors: Dr. Mark Gustafson, Dr. Judy Hoffmann, and Dr. Alicia Briney Dates: May 14-23, 2018 Program Fee: $2,900; Biology majors may apply for a Weston Scholarship of $900 Activities:

Hike in rainforest and cloud forest preserves Hike at the base of a volcano and visit hot springs Learn about sustainable community development and reforestation projects Visit common types of tropical agriculture such as banana, pineapple & cacao plantations Observe tropical plants & wildlife including monkeys, parrots, toucans, & iguanas Guided whitewater rafting (all program participants must be able to pass a swim test) Most meals included

Italy

Courses (Choose one): KINS-234, Motor Learning or EDUC-334A, US Schools Faculty Sponsors: Dr. Casi Helbig and Dr. Jeannette Jones Dates: May 14-24, 2018

Approximate Cost: $3,800; discounted price of $3,560 with the Krost Scholarship for the first 15 students who complete application, meet requirements, are accepted and pay the $300 non-refundable deposit

Activities: Guided walking and hiking tours Visit Montessori, private, and public schools Visit a thermal bath Traditional Italian cooking class & Gelato-making course Food and nutrition tour in Bologna Optional bike tour Daily breakfast and some dinners included

General Information Eligibility

Minimum TLU Cumulative GPA of 2.25 Good campus discipline record Quality application essay and positive faculty member recommendation

Applications, Deadlines, Information

Applications are available on the TLU Portal TLU Info International Education Getting Started Application Forms or from Charla Bailey in Tschoepe Hall 107.

Priority application deadline is November 13. Final application deadline is December 6. A $300 non-refundable deposit is due at the time of application/pre-registration, payable to the TLU

Business Office by cash, check, or credit card. The deposit is applied to the total program fee. The program fee will be added to the Spring 2018 TLU semester billing. Fees include airfare, lodging, group ground transportation, group admission on planned activities, some

meals, and medical insurance. All students participating in the programs abroad must be registered for the course and corresponding

“Lab” section. Additional program costs that are the responsibility of the student:

Passport Meals and drinks other than those listed in the itineraries Laundry Personal expenses and souvenirs Luggage fees Optional activities not included in program

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Band, Orchestra, and Choir Schedules

Below is a listing of the rehearsal times for both band and choir. For more information contact the music department at 830-372-6015.

Course Number Course Name Instructor Day Time Location

MUSI 104/114 Orchestra Jeffords, E. T

W

F

4:30-6:00

5:30-7:00

2:30-4:00

WST A105

MUSI 106/116 Jazz Band McDonald, S. TR

7:30-8:30 WST A106

MUSI 107/117 Wind Ensemble Bronk, M. MW

R

4:30-6:00

5:00-6:00

WST A106

WST A106

MUSI 107/117 Symphonic Winds Bronk, M. TR

R

12:00-12:50

4:00-5:00

WST A106

WST A106

MUSI 108/118 TLU Choir Boyer, D.

MTWR 4:30-6:00 WST A111

MUSI 108/118 TLU Women’s Choir Boyer, D. TR

W

12:00-12:50

5:30-6:00

WST A111

WST A111

MUSI 108A/118A Kantorei Chamber Choir Boyer, D. MT R 6:00-7:00 WST A111

Final Exam Schedule Spring 2018

Important dates: Wednesday, May 2 Last day of lecture Thursday, May 3 Reading day (8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.) Thursday, May 10 Graduating seniors final grades due by 5:00 p.m. Saturday, May 12 Commencement Monday, May 14 Other students’ final grades due by 5:00 p.m.

All final examinations are to be conducted according to the schedule below:

Day 8:30-11:30am 1:30-4:30pm 6:30-9:30pm

Thursday, May 3 Study Time Study Time TR 4:00 and TR and R-Only Evening Classes

Friday, May 4 TR 10:30am TR 2:30pm MW 4:00 and Non-standard classes

Saturday, May 5 MWF 8:00am MW 2:30pm No exams

Monday, May 7 MWF 9:00am MWF 11:30am M-Only and MW Evening Classes

Tuesday, May 8 TR 8:00am TR 1:00pm T-Only Evening Classes

Wednesday, May 9 MWF 10:30am MW(F) 1:00pm W-Only Evening Classes

Thursday, May 10 Make-up Exams Make-up Exams No Exams

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Summer Courses 2018 The following is a tentative list of course offerings for summer 2018. May Term (May 17-May 31)

Course Title Days Start End InstructorBIOL 235.01 Principles of Nutrition MTWRF 8:00AM 12:00PM Wilson, B BUSI 373.01-Z Principles of Management WEB Garza, F COMM 374.01-C Professional Speaking MTWRF 1:00PM 5:00PM Bollinger, C COMM 377.01-Z Gender MTWRF 8:00AM 12:00PM Bollinger, C cross-listed as WOST-377 EDUC 272.01 Classroom Apps of Technology TWR 8:00AM 12:00PM Bergstrom, A online assignments Mon & Fri EDUC 373.01-Z Survey of Special Populations WEB Kubena, D HIST 270.01-Z Texas and the Borderlands WEB Czuchry, R KINS 379.01 Motion Analysis MTWRF 8:00AM 12:00PM Newberry, J NURS-479.01 Geriatric Nursing WEB Trinidad, C meets 5/17and 5/18 8am-4:30pm POLS 235.01-Z International Relations MTWRF 8:00AM 12:00PM Braaten, D PRWB 130.01 Personal Well-Being MTWRF 1:00PM 5:00PM Newberry, J PSYC 379.01 Sleeping & Dreaming MTWRF 1:00PM 5:00PM Czuchry, M Summer A (June 4-June 29)

Course Title Days Start End InstructorATHL 331.01 Assessment of Athletic Injuries I WEB Kent, T BIOL 235.01 Nutrition M W 1:00PM 4:00PM Deike, E online assignments on Tuesdays & Thursdays BIOL 242.01 Microbiology MTWRF 10:15AM 12:15PM Jonas BIOL 242L.01 Microbiology Lab Jonas BIOL 245.01-T Human Anatomy & Physiology I MTWRF 10:15AM 12:15PM Wilson, B BIOL 245L.01 Human A&P Laboratory I T R 1:00PM 4:00PM Wilson, B BUSI 232.01 Principles of Accounting II MTWRF 10:15AM 12:15PM Cook, S BUSI 338.01 Quantitative Applications MTWRF 10:15AM 12:15PM Lutze, H BUSI 378.01 Business Communications MTWRF 10:15AM 12:15PM Garza, F BUSI 477.01-Z Intern'l Business & Multinational Ops MTWRF 8:00AM 10:00AM Garza, F CHEM 147.01-T Principles of Chemistry MTWRF 10:15AM 12:15PM Davis, W CHEM 147L.01 Principles of Chemistry Lab M W 1:00PM 4:00PM Davis, W COMM 235.01-E Introduction to Journalism MTWRF 10:15AM 12:15PM Bisha, R CRCJ 379.01 Current Issues in Criminal Justice WEB Boehm, S cross-listed as SOCI-379.01 EDUC 334A.01-E U.S. Schools T R 5:30PM 9:00PM Davis, L ISYS 133.01-Z Applications Software WEB Shao, R ISYS 231.01 Intro to Information Systems WEB Hijazi, S ISYS 232.01-Z Business Spreadsheet Apps WEB Hijazi, S KINS 335.01 Physiology of Exercise T R 1:00PM 4:00PM Deike, E KINS 433.01-T Measurement & Evaluation MW 1:00PM 4:00PM Newberry, J MUSI 130.01-C Music Appreciation WEB McElhaney, C PHYS 141.01-T General College Physics I MTWRF 10:15AM 12:15PM Staff PHYS 141L.01 General College Physics I Lab M W 1:00PM 4:00PM Staff PSYC 236.01-T Developmental Psychology WEB TBA READ 332.01 Foundations of Literacy WEB Jones, J SPAN 131.01-Z Spanish Language & Culture I M W 1:00PM 4:00PM Chmielewski, P online assignments on Tuesdays & Thursdays

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Summer Courses 2018 (cont.) Summer B (July 9-August 3) Course Title Days Start End InstructorATHL 273.01 Acute Care in Athletic Training MTWRF 8:00AM 10:00AM Coulombe, B ATHL 332.01 Assessment of Athletic Injuries II MTWRF 10:15AM 12:15PM Kent, T BIOL 130.01-T Basic Biology MTWR 8:00AM 10:00AM Springs, R BIOL 130L.01 Basic Biology Lab MW 1:00PM 4:00PM Springs, R BIOL 233.01 Pathophysiology MTWRF 10:15AM 12:15PM Kalinowski, J BIOL 235.01 Nutrition WEB Perez, S BIOL 246.01 Human Anatomy & Physiology II MTWRF 10:15AM 12:15PM Wilson, B BIOL 246L.01 Human A&P Laboratory II T R 1:00PM 4:00PM Wilson, B BUSI 337.01-Z Principles of Marketing WEB Briney, A COMM 339.01-T Social Media & Society WEB Vrooman, S EDUC 437.01 Classroom Mgmt EC-6 (Post Bac) M 5:30PM 9:00PM Kubena, D meets Mondays & Saturdays S 8:30AM 12:00PM EDUC 438.01 Class Mgmt Sec & All Lvl (Post Bac) M 5:30PM 9:00PM Kubena, D meets Mondays & Saturdays S 8:30AM 12:00PM EDUC 471.01 Classroom Mgmt 4-8 (Post Bac) M 5:30PM 9:00PM Kubena, D Meets Mondays & Saturdays S 8:30AM 12:00PM MATH 133.01 College Algebra MTWRF 10:15AM 12:15PM Clark, R MATH 148.01-T Elementary Functions MTWRF 7:30AM 10:00AM Clark, R PHYS 142.01-T General College Physics II MTWRF 10:15AM 12:15PM TBA PHYS 142L.01 General College Physics II Lab M W 1:00PM 4:00PM TBA PRWB 130.01 Personal Well-Being T R 1:00PM 4:00PM Deike, E SISE 231.01-Z Intro to Social Entrepreneurship WEB Briney, A SPAN 132.01-Z Spanish Language & Culture II M W 1:00PM 4:00PM Chmielewski, A online assignments on Tuesdays & Thursdays SPAN 133.01-Z Spanish for Health Professions M W 1:00PM 4:00PM Dickens, C online assignments on Tuesdays & Thursdays STAT 374.01-T Statistics MTWRF 10:15AM 12:15PM Abbasian, R Summer B Short Term (July 9-20) Course Title Days Start End InstructorBUSI 371.01 Professional Selling & Sales Mgmt MTWRF 10:15AM 12:15PM Olson, A BUSI 373.01-Z Principles of Management WEB Garza, F COMM 374.01-C Professional Speaking MTWRF 8:00AM 12:00PM Vrooman, S KINS 135.01-E Foundations of Kinesiology MTWRF 1:00PM 5:00PM Deike & Newberry

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Competencies Spring 2018

AMMS 118C 01 C BIOL 144 01 T SOCI 130 03 T SPAN 131 04 ZAMMS 118C 02 C BIOL 144 02 T SOCI 231A 01 T SPAN 131 05 ZAMMS 318C 01 C BUSI 338 01 T SOCI 435 01 T SPAN 132 01 ZBIOL 411 01 C BUSI 377 01 T STAT 374 01 T SPAN 132 02 ZBUSI 378 01 C BUSI 377 02 T STAT 374 02 T SPAN 132 03 ZBUSI 378 02 C BUSI 471 01 T STAT 374 03 T SPAN 132 04 ZCOMM 374 01 C CHEM 143 01 T THEO 333 01 T SPAN 133 01 ZCOMM 374 02 C CHEM 147 01 T BUSI 337 01 Z SPAN 133 02 ZCOMM 374 03 C CHEM 147 02 T BUSI 339 01 Z SPAN 231 01 ZCOMM 374 04 C COMM 236 01 T BUSI 372 01 Z SPAN 232 01 ZDRAM 132 01 C COMM 274 01 T BUSI 373 01 Z SPAN 376 01 ZEDUC 460 01 C COMM 379 01 T BUSI 373 02 Z THEO 133 03 ZEDUC 461 01 C CRCJ 231 01 T BUSI 477 01 Z THEO 133 04 ZEDUC 462 01 C CSCI 136 01 T COMM 336 01 Z THEO 234 01 ZEDUC 465 01 C CSCI 238 01 T COMM 377 01 Z VART 275 01 ZHIST 384 01 C DRAM 235 01 T DRAM 136 01 Z WOST 274 01 ZKINS 434 01 C ECON 237 01 T EDUC 130 01 ZMUSI 114 01 C ECON 237 02 T EDUC 332 01 ZMUSI 116 01 C ECON 375 01 T EDUC 373 01 ZMUSI 117 01 C ECON 533 01 T EDUC 375 01 ZMUSI 118 01 C ENGL 272B 01 T EDUC 431 01 ZMUSI 130 01 C ENGL 274 01 T EDUC 431 02 ZMUSI 130 02 C ENGL 379 01 T EDUC 432 01 ZMUSI 133 01 C ENGL 386B 01 T EDUC 433 01 ZMUSI 133 02 C GEOG 231 01 T EDUC 437 01 ZVART 136 01 C HIST 378 01 T EDUC 438 01 ZVART 136 02 C KINS 335 01 T EDUC 471 01 ZVART 136 03 C KINS 433 01 T FREN 131 01 ZVART 232 01 C MATH 136 01 T FREN 132 01 ZVART 233 01 C MATH 136 02 T HIST 131 01 ZVART 238 01 C MATH 148 01 T HIST 131 02 ZACCT 571 01 E MATH 148 02 T HIST 132 01 ZBUSI 486 01 E MATH 241 01 T HIST 132 02 ZCOMM 332 01 E MATH 241 02 T HIST 132 03 ZCOMM 338 01 E PHIL 232 01 T HIST 132 04 ZEDUC 334A 01 E PHYS 141 01 T HIST 270 01 ZKINS 135 01 E PHYS 142 01 T HIST 274 01 ZMAST 338 01 E PHYS 144 01 T HIST 274 02 ZNURS 334 01 E PHYS 240 01 T INTL 214 01 ZPHIL 132 01 E POLS 231 01 T INTL 231 01 ZPHIL 233 01 E POLS 231 02 T ISYS 133 01 ZPHIL 233 02 E PSYC 131 01 T ISYS 133 02 ZPHIL 371 01 E PSYC 131 02 T ISYS 232 01 ZPSYC 234 01 E PSYC 235 01 T KINS 232 01 ZPSYC 234 02 E PSYC 236 01 T NURS 440 01 ZPSYC 332 01 E PSYC 236 02 T POLS 235 01 ZPSYC 376 01 E PSYC 236 03 T SISE 231 01 ZSOCI 274 01 E PSYC 271 01 T SISE 331 01 ZSOCI 274 02 E PSYC 272 01 T SISE 379 01 ZTHEO 331 01 E PSYC 272 02 T SISE 379 02 ZWOST 376 01 E PSYC 334 01 T SOCI 232 01 ZWOST 486 01 E PSYC 371 01 T SPAN 131 01 ZAFAM 231A 01 T SOCI 130 01 T SPAN 131 02 ZBIOL 130 01 T SOCI 130 02 T SPAN 131 03 Z

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Texas Lutheran University11/7/2017 Course Schedule2017-2018 Academic Year Spring Term

Course #

P=requires instructor's permission; L=Linked with another course; FE=designed for new freshmen; SA=study abroad course. Course Codes

Title Days Bldg Room Instructor LimitEnd TimeBeg Time AvailCodeCred

Course Prerequisites

For specific course prerequisites, consult the TLU catalog or view the course details at My.TLU.edu

Accounting (Masters)

Accounting for Govt/NonProfit

M WBegins March 19, Cross Listed as BUSI 480

245TSCH Cook, S 25 1:00PM 3:45PM 253.00ACCT 532 01

Advanced Tax Practice T R 251TSCH Cook, S 2510:30AM 11:45AM 253.00ACCT 534 01Financial StatementAnalysis

NATBA Thompson, M 20 203.00ACCT 535 01

Advanced FinancialReporting

M W F 252TSCH Cook, S 2510:30AM 11:20AM 253.00ACCT 538 01

Accounting Ethics M WCross Listed as BUSI 486 & WOST 486

130TSCH Thompson, M 30 1:00PM 2:15PM 303.00ACCT 571 01 E

Advanced Auditing T RBegins March 19

131TSCH Thompson, M 18 1:00PM 3:45PM 183.00ACCT 572 01

Tax Research NATBA Cook, S 25 253.00ACCT 573 01

African American Studies

American Justice System T RCross Listed as CRCJ 231 & SOCI 231A

120LNGH Boehm, S 0 8:00AM 9:15AM 03.00AFAM 231A 01 T

American Political Thought M WCross Listed as POLS 334

129LNGH Walsh, G 0 1:00PM 2:15PM 03.00AFAM 334 01

Art

Drawing I M W 162FINE Hernandez, T 1210:30AM 12:50PM 12FE3.00VART 131 01Drawing I M W 162FINE Hill, L 12 6:00PM 8:20PM 12FE3.00VART 131 02Drawing I T R 162FINE Lucier, R 12 8:00AM 10:20AM 12FE3.00VART 131 03Art Appreciation M W 170FINE King, L 2410:30AM 11:45AM 24FE3.00VART 136 01 CArt Appreciation T R 170FINE Hernandez, T 24 8:00AM 9:15AM 24FE3.00VART 136 02 CArt Appreciation T R 170FINE Hernandez, T 24 1:00PM 2:15PM 24FE3.00VART 136 03 CDrawing II M W 163FINE Olson, K 610:30AM 12:50PM 6FE3.00VART 231 01Computer Design I M W 112LNGH Munoz, A 12 6:00PM 7:15PM 12FE3.00VART 232 01 CPainting I M W 164FINE King, L 12 1:00PM 3:20PM 12FE3.00VART 233 01 CSculpture I T R 167FINE Hernandez, T 1210:30AM 12:50PM 12FE3.00VART 235 01Visual Literacy T R 112LNGH Olson, K 18 2:30PM 3:45PM 183.00VART 238 01 CCeramics I T R 164FINE Lucier, R 1210:30AM 12:50PM 12FE3.00VART 272 01Ceramics I T R 164FINE Lucier, R 14 1:00PM 3:20PM 14FE3.00VART 272 02Art History Western Wrld II T R 170FINE King, L 2510:30AM 11:45AM 25FE3.00VART 275 01 ZDrawing III M W 163FINE Olson, K 510:30AM 12:50PM 53.00VART 332 01Art Concepts M W 163FINE Hill, L 12 1:00PM 2:15PM 123.00VART 373 01Photography T R 175FINE King, L 12 1:00PM 3:20PM 123.00VART 378 01Drawing IV M W 163FINE Olson, K 210:30AM 12:50PM 23.00VART 379 01Art Senior Seminar I W 162FINE Olson, K 12 2:30PM 3:45PM 121.00VART 414 01Art Senior Seminar II W 162FINE Olson, K 12 2:30PM 3:45PM 122.00VART 424 01

Athletic Training

Practicum in AthleticTraining

T NATRRM Matocha, M 1012:00PM 12:50PM 102.00ATHL 322 01

Clinical Practice 2 M NATRRM Matocha, M 1012:00PM 12:50PM 103.00ATHL 532 01Research Methods M W 129JONC Matocha, M 10 8:00AM 9:15AM 103.00ATHL 537 01Advanced Clinical DecisionMaking

M W 102TSCH Coulombe, B 10 1:00PM 2:15PM 103.00ATHL 538 01

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Biology

Basic Biology M W 203MOOD Springs, R 20 5:00PM 5:50PM 203.00BIOL 130 01 TBasic Biology Laboratory T 224MOOD Springs, R 20 6:00PM 9:00PM 200.00BIOL 130L 01Biological Systems II M W F 101MOOD Gustafson, M 3010:30AM 11:20AM 304.00BIOL 144 01 TBiological Systems II M W F 101MOOD Gustafson, M 3011:30AM 12:20PM 304.00BIOL 144 02 TBiological Systems II Lab W 203ATTB Gustafson, M 24 1:00PM 4:00PM 240.00BIOL 144L 01Biological Systems II Lab R 203ATTB Gustafson, M 24 1:00PM 4:00PM 240.00BIOL 144L 02Pathophysiology T R 209KROS Jonas, R 3010:30AM 11:45AM 303.00BIOL 233 01Principles of Nutrition M W 127TSCH Deike, E 30 2:30PM 3:45PM 303.00BIOL 235 01Human Anatomy andPhysiology II

M W F 209KROS Wilson, B 25 8:00AM 8:50AM 254.00BIOL 246 01

Human Anatomy andPhysiology II

M W F 209KROS Wilson, B 2510:30AM 11:20AM 254.00BIOL 246 02

Human Anatomy andPhysiology II

T R 209KROS Jonas, R 25 8:00AM 9:15AM 254.00BIOL 246 03

Human A&P Laboratory II M 214MOOD Wilson, B 20 1:00PM 4:00PM 200.00BIOL 246L 01Human A&P Laboratory II T 214MOOD Wilson, B 20 1:00PM 4:00PM 200.00BIOL 246L 02Human A&P Laboratory II W 214MOOD Wilson, B 20 1:00PM 4:00PM 200.00BIOL 246L 03Human A&P Laboratory II R 214MOOD Wilson, B 20 1:00PM 4:00PM 200.00BIOL 246L 04Genetics T R 210KROS Grove, D 30 8:00AM 9:15AM 304.00BIOL 341 01Genetics Lab M 204MOOD Grove, D 20 1:00PM 4:00PM 200.00BIOL 341L 01Genetics Lab T 204MOOD Grove, D 20 1:00PM 4:00PM 200.00BIOL 341L 02Tropical Ecology W

requires BIOL 379L trip210KROS Gustafson, M 12 4:00PM 5:15PM 123.00BIOL 379 01

Costa Rica Tripstudy abroad portion of BIOL 379

NATBA Gustafson, M 12 12SA0.00BIOL 379L 01

Senior Capstone Seminar F 101MOOD Grove, D 20 1:00PM 1:50PM 201.00BIOL 411 01 CBiochemistry Lab W

Cross Listed as CHEM 414213MOOD Jonas, R 20 1:00PM 4:00PM 201.00BIOL 414 01

Senior Capstone Research F 101MOOD Grove, D 20 1:00PM 2:50PM 202.00BIOL 422 01Neuroscience M W F 209KROS Grove, D 20 9:00AM 9:50AM 203.00BIOL 432 01Metabolic Biochemistry T R

Cross Listed as CHEM 437210KROS Jean-Francois, 2510:30AM 11:45AM 253.00BIOL 437 01

Business

Principles of Accounting I T R 131TSCH Hicks, R 2510:30AM 11:45AM 253.00BUSI 231 01Principles of Accounting II M W F 131TSCH Hicks, R 25 9:00AM 9:50AM 253.00BUSI 232 01Principles of Accounting II M W F 131TSCH Hicks, R 2510:30AM 11:20AM 253.00BUSI 232 02Accounting Seminar M W F 201TSCH Thompson, M 2510:30AM 11:20AM 252.00BUSI 324 01Accounting Info Systems T R 103TSCH Thompson, M 3010:30AM 11:45AM 303.00BUSI 332 01Intermediate Accounting II M W F 245TSCH Cook, S 30 9:00AM 9:50AM 303.00BUSI 334 01Principles of Marketing T R 127TSCH Briney, A 30 1:00PM 2:15PM 303.00BUSI 337 01 ZQuantitative Applications M W F 131TSCH Lutze, H 2511:30AM 12:20PM 253.00BUSI 338 01 TBusiness & Its LegalEnvirnmnt

T R 130TSCH Dillingham, J 3010:30AM 11:45AM 303.00BUSI 339 01 Z

Advertising & Promo Strat M W F 245TSCH Briney, A 3010:30AM 11:20AM 303.00BUSI 372 01 ZPrinciples of Management T R 131TSCH Senter, W 25 8:00AM 9:15AM 253.00BUSI 373 01 ZPrinciples of Management T R 101MOOD Thompson, R 2510:30AM 11:45AM 253.00BUSI 373 02 ZEntrepreneur & LdrshpConcepts

M W F 250TSCH Garza, F 30 9:00AM 9:50AM 303.00BUSI 374 01

Business Finance T R 103TSCH Citzler, A 25 8:00AM 9:15AM 253.00BUSI 377 01 TBusiness Finance W 103TSCH Citzler, A 25 6:00PM 8:45PM 253.00BUSI 377 02 TBusiness Communications M W 250TSCH Thompson, R 20 1:00PM 2:15PM 203.00BUSI 378 01 CBusiness Communications M W 250TSCH Thompson, R 20 2:30PM 3:45PM 203.00BUSI 378 02 C

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Business

Investments T RCross Listed as BUSI 531 & ECON 379

130TSCH Dillingham, J 25 1:00PM 2:15PM 253.00BUSI 431 01

Business Strategy T R 250TSCH Garza, F 30 8:00AM 9:15AM 303.00BUSI 471 01 TIntl Business & MultinatlOps

T R 250TSCH Garza, F 3010:30AM 11:45AM 303.00BUSI 477 01 Z

Accounting for Govt/NonProfit

M WBegins March 19, Cross Listed as ACCT 532

245TSCH Cook, S 25 1:00PM 3:45PM 253.00BUSI 480 01

Business Ethics M WCross Listed as ACCT 571 & WOST 486

130TSCH Thompson, M 30 1:00PM 2:15PM 303.00BUSI 486 01 E

International Marketing T R 245TSCH Briney, A 3010:30AM 11:45AM 303.00BUSI 490 01Logistics and Supply ChainMgmt

M W 131TSCH Lutze, H 30 2:30PM 3:45PM 303.00BUSI 494 01

Investments T RCross Listed as BUSI 431 & ECON 379

130TSCH Dillingham, J 25 1:00PM 2:15PM 253.00BUSI 531 01

Chemistry

Introduction to ResearchMethods

M W 107MOOD Bray, A 2010:30AM 11:20AM 202.00CHEM 122 01

General Chemistry I M W F 303MOOD Davis, W 2810:30AM 11:20AM 284.00CHEM 143 01 TGeneral Chemistry I Lab T 304MOOD Davis, W 28 1:00PM 4:00PM 280.00CHEM 143L 01General Chemistry II M W F 210KROS Jean-Francois, 2811:30AM 12:20PM 284.00CHEM 144 01General Chemistry II T R 303MOOD Davis, W 2810:30AM 11:45AM 284.00CHEM 144 02General Chemistry II Lab M 304MOOD Davis, W 28 1:00PM 4:00PM 280.00CHEM 144L 01General Chemistry II Lab W 304MOOD Ruane, M 28 1:00PM 4:00PM 280.00CHEM 144L 02Principles of Chemistry M W F 210KROS Jean-Francois, 2010:30AM 11:20AM 204.00CHEM 147 01 TPrinciples of Chemistry M W F 303MOOD Davis, W 2011:30AM 12:20PM 204.00CHEM 147 02 TPrinciples of Chemistry Lab M 325MOOD Jean-Francois, 20 1:00PM 4:00PM 200.00CHEM 147L 01Principles of Chemistry Lab R 325MOOD Jean-Francois, 20 1:00PM 4:00PM 200.00CHEM 147L 02Organic Chemistry II M W F 303MOOD Ruane, M 40 9:00AM 9:50AM 404.00CHEM 249 01Organic Chemistry II Lab M 303ATTB Ruane, M 20 1:00PM 5:00PM 200.00CHEM 249L 01Organic Chemistry II Lab R 303ATTB Ruane, M 20 1:00PM 5:00PM 200.00CHEM 249L 02Instrumental Techniques M W F 107MOOD Bray, A 1511:30AM 12:20PM 154.00CHEM 342 01Instrumentl Techniques Lab M 324MOOD Bray, A 15 1:00PM 5:00PM 150.00CHEM 342L 01Senior Seminar I F 209KROS Bray, A 15 2:30PM 4:30PM 151.00CHEM 411 01Senior Seminar II F 209KROS Bray, A 15 2:30PM 4:30PM 151.00CHEM 412 01Biochemistry Lab W

Cross Listed as BIOL 414213MOOD Jonas, R 20 1:00PM 4:00PM 201.00CHEM 414 01

Medicinal Chemistry M W F 203MOOD Ruane, M 2510:30AM 11:20AM 253.00CHEM 435 01Metabolic Biochemistry T R

Cross Listed as BIOL 437210KROS Jean-Francois, 2510:30AM 11:45AM 253.00CHEM 437 01

Chinese Language & Culture

Chinese Language &Culture II

T Rinteractive video via Schreiner University

510:50AM 12:30PM 54.00CHIN 142 01 Z

Chinese Language &Culture III

T Rinteractive video via Schreiner University

512:40PM 1:55PM 53.00CHIN 231 01 Z

Communication Studies

Public Relations M W F 230LNGH Vrooman, S 2511:30AM 12:20PM 253.00COMM 236 01 TRhetoric M W F 230LNGH Vrooman, S 2510:30AM 11:20AM 253.00COMM 274 01 TLeadership for SocialChange

T Rrequires work with foster/shelter dogs

123LNGH Bisha, R 12 6:00PM 7:15PM 123.00COMM 332 01 E

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Communication Studies

Negotiation & Facilitation T R 230LNGH Bollinger, C 30 1:00PM 2:15PM 303.00COMM 336 01 ZEthics and Chicano(a) Film M W

Cross Listed as MAST 338122CENT Mata, J 25 1:00PM 2:15PM 253.00COMM 338 01 E

Professional Speaking M W 230LNGH Bollinger, C 20 1:00PM 2:15PM 203.00COMM 374 01 CProfessional Speaking M W 230LNGH Bollinger, C 20 2:30PM 3:45PM 203.00COMM 374 02 CProfessional Speaking T R 129LNGH Osborne, J 20 1:00PM 2:15PM 203.00COMM 374 03 CProfessional Speaking T R 129LNGH Osborne, J 20 2:30PM 3:45PM 203.00COMM 374 04 CTraining & Development T R 230LNGH Bollinger, C 20 2:30PM 3:45PM 203.00COMM 379 01 TSenior Thesis T R 249TSCH Bisha, R 1210:30AM 11:45AM 123.00COMM 434 01

Composition

English Comp I M W CRSEGH Bost, C 20 2:30PM 3:45PM 203.00COMP 131 01English Comp I T R CRSEGH Bost, C 20 8:00AM 9:15AM 203.00COMP 131 02English Comp II M W F CRSEGH Barry, M 20 8:00AM 8:50AM 203.00COMP 132 01English Comp II M W F CRSEGH Barry, M 20 9:00AM 9:50AM 203.00COMP 132 02English Comp II M W F CRSEGH Barry, M 2010:30AM 11:20AM 203.00COMP 132 03English Comp II M W F 112LNGH Almy, M 2010:30AM 11:20AM 203.00COMP 132 04English Comp II M W F CRSEGH Barry, M 2011:30AM 12:20PM 203.00COMP 132 05English Comp II M W F 112LNGH Almy, M 2011:30AM 12:20PM 203.00COMP 132 06English Comp II M W CRSEGH Bost, C 20 1:00PM 2:15PM 203.00COMP 132 07English Comp II T R CRSEGH Bost, C 2010:30AM 11:45AM 203.00COMP 132 08English Comp II T R 122CENT Davidson, R 2010:30AM 11:45AM 203.00COMP 132 09English Comp II T R CRSEGH Bost, C 20 1:00PM 2:15PM 203.00COMP 132 10English Comp II T R 122CENT Davidson, R 20 1:00PM 2:15PM 203.00COMP 132 11English Comp II T R 122CENT Davidson, R 20 2:30PM 3:45PM 203.00COMP 132 12

Computer Science

Introduction to CProgramming

M W F 103TSCH Hijazi, S 2410:30AM 11:20AM 243.00CSCI 136 01 T

Object-OrientedProgramming

T R LL05BECK Wilson, L 2410:30AM 11:45AM 24FE3.00CSCI 238 01 T

Object-Oriented Design &Meth

T R LL05BECK Wilson, L 24 1:00PM 2:15PM 24FE3.00CSCI 239 01

Web Programming &Applications

M W 103TSCH Hijazi, S 24 2:30PM 3:45PM 243.00CSCI 371 01

Parallel & DistributedComputing

M W F LL05BECK Wilson, L 24 9:00AM 9:50AM 243.00CSCI 379 01

Computer & NetworkSecurity

M W FCross Listed as DAIC 533

LL01BECK Wilson, L 2410:30AM 11:20AM 243.00CSCI 436 01

Criminal Justice

The American JusticeSystem

T RCross Listed as SOCI-231A & AFAM 231A

120LNGH Boehm, S 30 8:00AM 9:15AM 303.00CRCJ 231 01 T

Criminal Law andProcedure

T 114LNGH Dillingham, J 25 6:00PM 8:45PM 253.00CRCJ 331 01

Juvenile Justice M WCross Listed as SOCI 375

201TSCH Boehm, S 25 1:00PM 2:15PM 253.00CRCJ 375 01

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Data Analytics Business

Statistical Proc Control/SixSigma

T R 132TSCH Lutze, H 18 1:00PM 2:15PM 182.00DABE 526 01

Project Management T R 132TSCH Lutze, H 18 2:30PM 3:45PM 183.00DABE 579 01

Data Analytics Info Systems

Cyber Security M W FCross Listed as CSCI 436

LL01BECK Wilson, L 2410:30AM 11:20AM 243.00DAIC 533 01

Data Analytics Statistics

Advanced StatisticalMethods I

M WCross Listed as STAT 375.01

103TSCH Abbasian, R 2011:30AM 12:40PM 203.00DAST 531 01

Advanced StatisticalMethods II

M W 132TSCH Abbasian, R 18 2:30PM 3:45PM 183.00DAST 532 01

Data Analysis with R T R 132TSCH Sieben, J 1810:30AM 11:45AM 183.00DAST 536 01

Dramatic Media

Dramatic Media Ensemble MTWRF C101WST Legore, D 30 2:30PM 5:30PM 300.00DRAM 101 01Dramatic Skills Laboratory NATBA Ivey, S 30 300.00DRAM 102 01Dramatic Media Ensemble MTWRF C101WST Legore, D 30 2:30PM 5:30PM 301.00DRAM 111 01Dramatic Skills Laboratory NATBA Ivey, S 30 301.00DRAM 112 01Intro to Dramatic Media M W F C101WST Johnson, T 30 9:00AM 9:50AM 303.00DRAM 132 01 CDramatic Media for SocialChange

T R 133CENT Ivey, S 1210:30AM 11:45AM 123.00DRAM 136 01 Z

Actor's Instrument M W F Ivey, S 2011:30AM 12:20PM 203.00DRAM 138 01Directing Fundamentals M W F 133CENT Legore, D 1210:30AM 11:20AM 123.00DRAM 235 01 TContent and Company M W F 122CENT Legore, D 25 9:00AM 9:50AM 253.00DRAM 236 01Scriptwriting Seminar T R 133CENT Ivey, S 12 1:00PM 2:15PM 123.00DRAM 331 01Technology Seminar M W F C101WST Johnson, T 1511:30AM 12:20PM 153.00DRAM 333 01Directing Seminar M W F 133CENT Legore, D 1210:30AM 11:20AM 123.00DRAM 335 01Acting Seminar M W C101WST Ivey, S 20 1:00PM 2:15PM 203.00DRAM 338 01History of Narrative Film M C101WST Johnson, T 12 6:00PM 8:45PM 123.00DRAM 379 01Capstone Project T R 133CENT Legore, D 12 8:00AM 9:15AM 123.00DRAM 436 01

Economics

Principles of Economics T R 245TSCH Mullen, B 25 1:00PM 2:15PM 253.00ECON 237 01 TPrinciples of Economics T R 245TSCH Mullen, B 25 2:30PM 3:45PM 253.00ECON 237 02 TIntermediateMacroeconomics

W FCross Listed as ECON 533

245TSCH Citzler, A 30 7:35AM 8:50AM 303.00ECON 375 01 T

Investments T RCross Listed as BUSI 431 & BUSI 531

130TSCH Dillingham, J 25 1:00PM 2:15PM 253.00ECON 379 01

Intrntl Economics & Finance T R 127TSCH Citzler, A 30 2:30PM 3:45PM 303.00ECON 431 01IntermediateMacroeconomics

W FCross Listed as ECON 375

245TSCH Citzler, A 30 7:35AM 8:50AM 303.00ECON 533 01 T

Education

Intro to Teaching Mid &High School

T R 102TSCH 1610:30AM 11:45AM 163.00EDUC 130 01 Z

Classroom Apps of Tech M W 252TSCH Bergstrom, A 20 2:30PM 3:45PM 203.00EDUC 272 01

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Education

Learning Process & Eval M W F 252TSCH Kubena, D 24 8:00AM 8:50AM 243.00EDUC 332 01 ZU.S. Schools T R 252TSCH Jones, J 2410:30AM 11:45AM 243.00EDUC 334A 01 EItaly Trip

study abroad portion of EDUC 334ANATBA Jones, J 25 25SA0.00EDUC 334L 01

Survey of SpecialPopulations

M W 251TSCH Kubena, D 20 1:00PM 2:15PM 203.00EDUC 373 01 Z

Teaching ESL in ContentAreas

T R 252TSCH Kubena, D 20 8:00AM 9:15AM 203.00EDUC 375 01 Z

Gen Science Concepts forthe Child

T R 252TSCH Bergstrom, A 20 2:30PM 3:45PM 203.00EDUC 378 01

Gen Science Concpts Lab T 252TSCH Bergstrom, A 20 4:00PM 5:15PM 200.00EDUC 378L 01Elementary Social Studies M W 251TSCH 20 2:30PM 3:45PM 203.00EDUC 384 01Elem Instrctnl StrategiesEC-6

T R 252TSCH Bergstrom, A 22 1:00PM 2:15PM 223.00EDUC 431 01 Z

Elem Instrctnl StrategiesEC-6

MAlternative Teacher Cert students only

251TSCH 10 6:00PM 8:45PM 103.00EDUC 431 02 Z

Instrnl Strat Sec & All Lvl MAlternative Teacher Cert students only

251TSCH 10 6:00PM 8:45PM 103.00EDUC 432 01 Z

Instrctnl Strategies Gr 4-8 MAlternative Teacher Cert students only

251TSCH 10 6:00PM 8:45PM 103.00EDUC 433 01 Z

Class Mgmt EC-6 M W 251TSCH Davis, L 20 8:00AM 12:00PM 203.00EDUC 437 01 ZClass Mgmt Sec & All Lvl M W 251TSCH Davis, L 20 8:00AM 12:00PM 203.00EDUC 438 01 ZInternship in Education NATBA Kubena, D 5 53.00EDUC 439 01Student Teaching-EC-6 NATBA Davis, L 20 206.00EDUC 460 01 CStudentTeaching-Secondary

NATBA Davis, L 20 206.00EDUC 461 01 C

Student Teaching-All Level NATBA Davis, L 20 206.00EDUC 462 01 CStudent Teaching-Middle NATBA Davis, L 20 206.00EDUC 465 01 CClass Mgmt Grade 4-8 M W 251TSCH Davis, L 20 8:00AM 12:00PM 203.00EDUC 471 01 Z

Education - Reading

Foundations of Literacy M W 252TSCH Jones, J 2211:30AM 12:45PM 223.00READ 332 01Literacy in the ContentAreas

T R 251TSCH Jones, J 18 1:00PM 5:00PM 183.00READ 436 01

Reading and Writing Acrossthe Curr

T R 251TSCH Jones, J 18 1:00PM 5:00PM 183.00READ 475 01

English

American Lit: The AmericanDream

M W F 230LNGH Johnston, P 25 9:00AM 9:50AM 253.00ENGL 272B 01 T

Romanticism, Religion, Sci,Culture

M W F 231LNGH Metereau, J 2010:30AM 11:20AM 203.00ENGL 274 01 T

Advanced Composition T R 250TSCH Gonzales, M 15 1:00PM 2:15PM 153.00ENGL 371 01True Lies:CreativeNonfiction

M W 124CENT Johnston, P 20 1:00PM 2:15PM 203.00ENGL 379 01 T

Shakespeare's Tragedies &Romances

T R 250TSCH Gonzales, M 20 2:30PM 3:45PM 203.00ENGL 386B 01 T

Senior Thesis T R 241LNGH Johnston, P 1210:30AM 11:45AM 123.00ENGL 475 01

French Studies

French Lang & Culture I M W 231LNGH Gonzalez Garci 18 1:00PM 2:15PM 183.00FREN 131 01 ZFrench Lang & Culture II T R 231LNGH Gonzalez Garci 1810:30AM 11:45AM 183.00FREN 132 01 Z

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French Studies

French Lang & Culture II M Winteractive video via TX Weslyan University

512:00PM 1:15PM 53.00FREN 132 02 Z

French Lang & Culture IV M Winteractive video via TX Weslyan University

5 1:30PM 2:45PM 53.00FREN 232 01 Z

Freshman Experience

Exploring the Arts &Sciences

T R CNFABASCB Buchanan, B 2010:30AM 11:45AM 20FE3.00FREX 134 01

Geography

World Regions, Realms andConcerns

M W F 233LNGH Seal, K 25 9:00AM 9:50AM 253.00GEOG 231 01 T

Geographical Info Systems M W LL05BECK Seal, K 12 1:00PM 2:15PM 123.00GEOG 236 01

German Language & Culture

German Language &Culture II web class via Schreiner University

NAWEB 5 54.00GERM 142 01 Z

German Lang & Culture III T Rinteractive video via Concordia University

5 8:00AM 9:15AM 53.00GERM 231 01 Z

Greek

Elementary Greek II M W F 241LNGH Beck, N 1011:30AM 12:20PM 103.00GREK 132 01Adv New Testament GreekReading

M W F 241LNGH Beck, N 1010:30AM 11:20AM 103.00GREK 232 01

Hebrew

Biblical Hebrew II T R 241LNGH Beck, N 1011:50AM 1:10PM 103.00HEBR 132 01

History

Early N America to the Mid19th Cen

M W F 233LNGH Grace, P 2010:30AM 11:20AM 20FE3.00HIST 131 01 Z

Early N America to the Mid19th Cen

M W F 233LNGH Grace, P 2011:30AM 12:20PM 20FE3.00HIST 131 02 Z

Modern N Amer from theMid 19th Cen

M W 233LNGH Czuchry, R 20 1:00PM 2:15PM 20FE3.00HIST 132 01 Z


M W 235LNGH Sauer, A 20 2:30PM 3:45PM 20FE3.00HIST 132 02 Z


T R 233LNGH Sauer, A 2010:30AM 11:45AM 20FE3.00HIST 132 03 Z


T R 233LNGH Sauer, A 20 1:00PM 2:15PM 20FE3.00HIST 132 04 Z

Texas and the Borderlands M W 233LNGH Czuchry, R 20 2:30PM 3:45PM 203.00HIST 270 01 ZMajor Int'l Issues: Warfare M W F 235LNGH Grace, P 20 9:00AM 9:50AM 203.00HIST 274 01 ZMajor Int'l Issues:Genocide

T RCross Listed as WOST 274

235LNGH Czuchry, R 2010:30AM 11:45AM 203.00HIST 274 02 Z

Historian's Craft:HistMethods

M W 241LNGH Sauer, A 12 1:00PM 2:15PM 123.00HIST 378 01 T

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History

Regions & RegionalDynamics

T R 235LNGH Grace, P 15 1:00PM 2:15PM 153.00HIST 384 01 C

Honors

Interdisciplinary Sem:Ecotourism

M W F 123LNGH Sia, T 2011:30AM 12:20PM 20P3.00HONR 332 01

Honors Thesis Research NATBA 5 5P3.00HONR 731 01Honors Thesis NATBA 5 5P3.00HONR 732 01

Information Systems

Applications Software M W 103TSCH Shao, R 25 1:00PM 2:15PM 25FE3.00ISYS 133 01 ZApplications Software T R LL05BECK Shao, R 24 2:30PM 3:45PM 24FE3.00ISYS 133 02 ZIntro to Info Systems M W F 130TSCH Hijazi, S 3011:30AM 12:20PM 30FE3.00ISYS 231 01Business SpreadsheetApplications

M W F 103TSCH Hijazi, S 24 9:00AM 9:50AM 243.00ISYS 232 01 Z

Interdisciplinary Studies

Practicum in AcademicTutoring

R 311KROS Cradit, L 16 1:00PM 4:00PM 161.00INTR 318 01

Practicum in AcademicTutoring

R 311KROS Cradit, L 16 1:00PM 4:00PM 162.00INTR 328 01

International Studies

Cross-Cultural Reflections T 102TSCH Bailey, C 15 2:30PM 4:30PM 15P1.00INTL 214 01 Z

Kinesiology


F NATRRM Kent, T 1011:30AM 12:20PM 101.00KINS 112P 01

Basketball M W NAJONC Schneider, K 2010:30AM 11:20AM 201.00KINS 113 01Golf W F NAJONC Tran, H 14 9:00AM 9:50AM 141.00KINS 119 01Prev & Care of AthleticInjury

T R 129JONC Matocha, M 2010:30AM 11:45AM 203.00KINS 130 01

Foundations of Kinesiology T R 101FITC Hunt, M 2510:30AM 11:45AM 253.00KINS 135 01 EWeight Training M W NAFITC Falke, A 1711:30AM 12:20PM 171.00KINS 212 01Weight Training T R NAFITC Falke, A 16 1:00PM 1:50PM 161.00KINS 212 02Aerobic Fitness Activities T R NAFITC Schneider, K 2012:00PM 12:50PM 201.00KINS 212A 01Practicum in AthleticTraining

M NATRRM Kent, T 1011:30AM 12:20PM 101.00KINS 212P 01

Racquetball T R NARBCT O'Brien, S 810:30AM 11:20AM 81.00KINS 213 01Swimming & Basic WaterRescue

M W F 102FITC Hinton, K 15 1:00PM 1:50PM 151.00KINS 216 01

Exercise & SportPsychology

M W F 127TSCH Kent, T 25 9:00AM 9:50AM 253.00KINS 231 01

Intro to Adaptive Phys Educ M W 128TSCH Helbig, C 25 1:00PM 2:15PM 253.00KINS 232 01 ZMotor Learning T R 128TSCH Helbig, C 2510:30AM 11:45AM 253.00KINS 234 01Italy Trip

study abroad portion of KINS 234NATBA Helbig, C 25 25SA0.00KINS 234L 01

Fndtns of Athletic Training M W F 130TSCH Kent, T 2510:30AM 11:20AM 253.00KINS 238 01Sport Officiating M W 129JONC Wilson, R 25 1:00PM 2:15PM 253.00KINS 279 01

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Kinesiology

Advanced PhysicalConditioning

NATBA Hunt, M 100 1000.00KINS 309 01


R NATRRM Matocha, M 1012:00PM 12:50PM 101.00KINS 312P 01

Lifeguard Training M W 101FITC Hinton, K 15 2:30PM 3:45PM 151.00KINS 316 01Advanced PhysicalConditioning

NATBA Hunt, M 165 1651.00KINS 319 01

Physiology of Exercise T R 128TSCH Deike, E 25 1:00PM 2:15PM 253.00KINS 335 01 TThry of Coach (Baseball,Trac, Soc)

M W F 129JONC Wilson, R 2511:30AM 12:20PM 253.00KINS 373 01

Early Chldhd MotorProgramming

T R$7 criminal background check required

128TSCH Helbig, C 20 2:30PM 3:45PM 203.00KINS 377 01

Therapeutic Exercise inRehab

M W 128TSCH Coulombe, B 2010:30AM 11:45AM 203.00KINS 378 01

Exercise & Sport Nutrition T R 129LNGH Deike, E 2510:30AM 11:45AM 253.00KINS 379 01PharmacologicalConc/Sprts Med

M W F 128TSCH Coulombe, B 25 9:00AM 9:50AM 253.00KINS 381 01


T NATRRM Kent, T 1012:00PM 12:50PM 101.00KINS 412P 01

Research Design inKinesiology

M W 127TSCH Newberry, J 2510:30AM 11:45AM 253.00KINS 433 01 T

Capstone: Research inKinesiology

T R 127TSCH Newberry, J 20 8:00AM 9:15AM 203.00KINS 434 01 C

Biomechanics T R 127TSCH Newberry, J 2510:30AM 11:45AM 253.00KINS 476 01Exercise Testing &Prescription

M W 127TSCH Deike, E 25 1:00PM 2:15PM 253.00KINS 479 01

Mathematics

Workshop in Mathematics T LL05BECK Clark, R 15 8:00AM 8:50AM 15FE1.00MATH 113 01College Mathematics M W F 205BECK Beicker, C 25 9:00AM 9:50AM 25FE3.00MATH 130 01College Mathematics T R 203MOOD Clark, R 30 2:30PM 3:45PM 30FE3.00MATH 130 02College Algebra M W F 203MOOD Clark, R 30 9:00AM 9:50AM 30FE3.00MATH 133 01College Algebra M W F 205BECK Beicker, C 3010:30AM 11:20AM 30FE3.00MATH 133 02College Algebra M W 203MOOD Beicker, C 30 1:00PM 2:15PM 30FE3.00MATH 133 03College Algebra T R 203MOOD De La Rosa, V 3010:30AM 11:45AM 30FE3.00MATH 133 04College Algebra T R 303MOOD De La Rosa, V 30 1:00PM 2:15PM 30FE3.00MATH 133 05Calculus for Bus,Econ&SocSci

M W FNo class Feb 14 - Mar 14

205BECK Hager, W 25 1:00PM 2:10PM 253.00MATH 136 01 T

Calculus for Bus,Econ&SocSci

T RNo class Feb 14 - Mar 14

205BECK Hager, W 2510:30AM 12:10PM 253.00MATH 136 02 T

Precalculus M W F 205BECK Clark, R 3011:30AM 12:40PM 304.00MATH 148 01 TPrecalculus M W F 131TSCH Clark, R 30 1:00PM 2:10PM 304.00MATH 148 02 TIntro to Advanced Math T R 205BECK Rand, B 30 2:30PM 3:45PM 303.00MATH 234 01Calculus I M W F 250TSCH Rand, B 3011:30AM 12:40PM 304.00MATH 241 01 TCalculus I M W F 303MOOD Rand, B 30 1:00PM 2:10PM 304.00MATH 241 02 TCalculus II M W F 245TSCH Sieben, J 3011:30AM 12:40PM 304.00MATH 242 01Calculus III M W F 203MOOD Hager, W 2011:30AM 12:40PM 203.00MATH 333 01Differential Equations T R 205BECK Sieben, J 25 8:00AM 9:15AM 253.00MATH 334 01Mathematical MethodsScientist/Engr

M W FCross Listed as PHYS 371

102ATTB Berggren, C 1810:30AM 11:20AM 183.00MATH 371 01

Concepts of Mathematics I T R 203MOOD Beicker, C 25 1:00PM 2:15PM 253.00MATH 375 01

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Mexican American Studies

Intro:Mexican-AmericanStudies

M W F 120LNGH Mata, J 2510:30AM 11:20AM 253.00MAST 231 01

Ethics & Chicano Film M WCross Listed as COMM 338

122CENT Mata, J 0 1:00PM 2:15PM 03.00MAST 338 01 E

Music

Brass Class T R A106WST Cooper, J 12 1:00PM 1:50PM 121.00AMMS 115C 01Strings Methods M W A105WST Jeffords, E 1510:30AM 11:20AM 151.00AMMS 117C 01Beginning Guitar Class T R 100FINE Ibison, C 1210:30AM 11:20AM 121.00AMMS 118C 01 CBeginning Guitar Class T R 100FINE Ibison, C 12 1:00PM 1:50PM 121.00AMMS 118C 02 CAdvanced Guitar Class T R 100FINE Ibison, C 1211:30AM 12:20PM 121.00AMMS 318C 01 CPrivate Cello Lesson NATBA Lee, E 5 41.00AMUI 412E 01Recital Attendance NATBA Conoly, S 100 340.00MUSI 100 01Orchestra A105WST Jeffords, E 50 500.00MUSI 104 01Jazz Band T R A106WST McDonald, D 15 7:30PM 8:30PM 150.00MUSI 106 01Concert Band A106WST Bronk, M 100 1000.00MUSI 107 01TLU Choirs A111WST Boyer, D 60 600.00MUSI 108 01Kantorei Chamber Choir A111WST Boyer, D 20 200.00MUSI 108A 01Ear Train. & Sight Singing II T R A102WST Chambers, C 2211:15AM 12:00PM 221.00MUSI 112 01Orchestra A105WST Jeffords, E 50 501.00MUSI 114 01 CJazz Band T R A106WST McDonald, D 20 7:30PM 8:30PM 201.00MUSI 116 01 CConcert Band A106WST Bronk, M 100 1001.00MUSI 117 01 CTLU Choirs A111WST Boyer, D 50 501.00MUSI 118 01 CKantorei Chamber Choir A111WST Boyer, D 20 201.00MUSI 118A 01Music Appreciation T R 201TSCH Warren, R 2610:30AM 11:45AM 26FE3.00MUSI 130 01 CMusic Appreciation T R 140FINE Rodriguez, J 26 1:00PM 2:15PM 26FE3.00MUSI 130 02 CMusic Theory II M W F A102WST Daub, E 2510:30AM 11:20AM 253.00MUSI 132 01Basic Music Skills T R 140FINE Rodriguez, J 1210:30AM 11:45AM 123.00MUSI 133 01 CBasic Music Skills T R 140FINE Rodriguez, J 12 2:30PM 3:45PM 123.00MUSI 133 02 CEar Train. & Sight Sing IV T R A102WST Chambers, C 2510:30AM 11:15AM 251.00MUSI 212 01Jazz Improvisation T R A106WST McDonald, D 15 6:30PM 7:20PM 151.00MUSI 214 01Diction M W A102WST Conoly, S 15 1:00PM 2:15PM 152.00MUSI 223 01Music Theory IV M W F A102WST Daub, E 2511:30AM 12:20PM 253.00MUSI 232 01Musical Style & Literature T R A105WST Jeffords, E 20 1:00PM 2:15PM 203.00MUSI 235 01Jr Recital:BA Music & BMMusic Ed

NATBA Boyer, D 50 50P0.00MUSI 301 01

Jr Recital: BM Performance NATBA Boyer, D 50 50P0.00MUSI 302 01Vocal Repertoire Coaching NATBA McElhaney, C 50 420.00MUSI 304 01Instrumntl RepertoireCoaching

NATBA McElhaney, C 50 180.00MUSI 309 01

Instrumntl RepertoireCoaching Strings Only

NATBA Daub, E 50 450.00MUSI 309 02

Vocal Repertoire Coaching NATBA McElhaney, C 50 401.00MUSI 314 01Instrumntl RepertoireCoaching

NATBA McElhaney, C 50 441.00MUSI 319 01

Instrumntl RepertoireCoaching Strings Only

NATBA Daub, E 50 501.00MUSI 319 02

Instrumntl RepertoireCoaching

NATBA Bedell, A 50 501.00MUSI 319 03

Conducting II M W A106WST Bronk, M 15 2:30PM 3:20PM 152.00MUSI 328 01Music for the Child T R 100FINE Robinson, K 22 6:00PM 7:15PM 223.00MUSI 333 01History of Western Music II T R A102WST Warren, R 15 1:00PM 2:15PM 153.00MUSI 376 01

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Music

Senior Capstone Recital:BAin Music


Senior Recital:BM inPerformance


Solo & Ensemble Lit -Instrumental

T R A102WST Rogers, R 20 2:30PM 3:45PM 203.00MUSI 431A 01

Music Education

2ndry InstrMethods-Instrumntl

M W F A106WST Bronk, M 2210:30AM 11:20AM 223.00MUED 432A 01

Technology in Music T R A102WST Chambers, C 24 8:00AM 9:15AM 243.00MUED 472 01

Nursing

Age Span Assessment W 201NURS Zaiontz, R 15 8:00AM 11:30AM 154.00NURS 330 01Fundamental NursingConcepts & Prac

F 201NURS 15 8:00AM 11:30AM 155.00NURS 332 01

Evidence-Based ProfNursing I

W 201NURS Bedgood, A 15 1:00PM 4:00PM 153.00NURS 334 01 E

Health Care in 21st Century F 201NURS 1512:00PM 2:00PM 152.00NURS 336 01Complex Nursing Concepts& Prac I

M 201NURS Griffith, K 30 8:00AM 12:30PM 307.00NURS 340 01

Behavioral Health/PsychNursing

R 201NURS Trinidad, C 30 8:30AM 11:30AM 305.00NURS 342 01

Nursing Research forEvid-Bsd Pract

R 201NURS Long, A 30 1:00PM 4:00PM 303.00NURS 344 01

Nursing Roles & Prac IIRN-BSN

Salinas-Harriso 10 103.00NURS 400 01

Nursing Leadership &Management

10 105.00NURS 435 01

Community Health Nurs T 201NURS Bischoff, W 3112:00PM 3:00PM 315.00NURS 440 01 ZEvidence-Based ProfNursing II

T 202NURS Bedgood, A 31 8:30AM 11:30AM 313.00NURS 442 01

Capstone - NursingLeadership Pract

Long, A 31 316.00NURS 443 01

Global Health Nursing M 202NURS Aduddell, K 15 1:00PM 4:00PM 153.00NURS 479 01

Personal Well-Being

Personal Well-Being M W F 101FITC Roberts, D 2810:30AM 11:45AM 28FE3.00PRWB 130 01Personal Well-Being M W 101FITC Hunt, M 2811:30AM 12:45PM 28FE3.00PRWB 130 02Personal Well-Being M W 101FITC Roberts, D 28 1:00PM 2:15PM 28FE3.00PRWB 130 03Personal Well-Being T R 129JONC Hunt, M 28 1:00PM 2:15PM 28FE3.00PRWB 130 04Personal Well-Being T R 101FITC Menzies, A 28 1:00PM 2:15PM 28FE3.00PRWB 130 05Personal Well-Being T R 130TSCH Deike, E 28 2:30PM 3:45PM 28FE3.00PRWB 130 06

Philosophy

Contemporary MoralProblems

M W F 129LNGH Davidson, J 25 8:00AM 8:50AM 253.00PHIL 132 01 E

Logic M W F 129LNGH Davidson, J 2511:30AM 12:20PM 253.00PHIL 232 01 TIntroduction to Philosophy M W F 129LNGH Baer, H 20 9:00AM 9:50AM 203.00PHIL 233 01 EIntroduction to Philosophy M W F 129LNGH Baer, H 2010:30AM 11:20AM 203.00PHIL 233 02 EHistory of Philosophy II M W 129LNGH Davidson, J 20 2:30PM 3:45PM 203.00PHIL 336 01

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Philosophy

Bioethics T R 230LNGH Baer, H 2510:30AM 11:45AM 253.00PHIL 371 01 ETolkien:Fantasy & PoliticalPhil

T RCross Listed as POLS 379

233LNGH Walsh, G 25 2:30PM 3:45PM 253.00PHIL 379 01

Physics

General College Physics I M W F 102ATTB Fuchs, J 18 8:00AM 8:50AM 184.00PHYS 141 01 TPhysics I Lab R 102ATTB Fuchs, J 18 1:00PM 4:00PM 180.00PHYS 141L 01General College Physics II M W F 210KROS 36 8:00AM 8:50AM 364.00PHYS 142 01 TCollege Physics II Lab T 103ATTB Berggren, C 18 1:00PM 4:00PM 180.00PHYS 142L 01College Physics II Lab W 103ATTB 18 1:00PM 4:00PM 180.00PHYS 142L 02Concepts of Astronomy &Physics

M W F 103ATTB Fuchs, J 2210:30AM 12:30PM 224.00PHYS 144 01 T

Intro Physics/Scientists &Engr I

M W F 102ATTB Sauncy, T 18 9:00AM 9:50AM 184.00PHYS 240 01 T

Principles of Physics I Lab M 102ATTB Sauncy, T 18 1:00PM 4:00PM 180.00PHYS 240L 01Modern Physics Lab R 105MOOD Sauncy, T 18 1:00PM 4:00PM 181.00PHYS 313 01Modern Physics M W F 210KROS Fuchs, J 18 9:00AM 9:50AM 183.00PHYS 334 01Statistical Thermodynamics M W F 103ATTB Berggren, C 18 8:00AM 8:50AM 183.00PHYS 336 01Mathematical MethodsScientist/Engr

M W FCross Listed as MATH 371

102ATTB Berggren, C 1810:30AM 11:20AM 183.00PHYS 371 01

Advanced Physics Lab W 118MOOD Sauncy, T 18 1:00PM 4:00PM 183.00PHYS 384 01Applied ComputationalPhysics II

T R 103ATTB Berggren, C 1810:30AM 11:45AM 183.00PHYS 391 01

Political Science

American Politics I M W F 235LNGH Braaten, D 2510:30AM 11:20AM 25FE3.00POLS 231 01 TAmerican Politics I M W F 235LNGH Braaten, D 2511:30AM 12:20PM 25FE3.00POLS 231 02 TInternational Relations T R 114LNGH Braaten, D 25 1:00PM 2:15PM 253.00POLS 235 01 ZAmerican Political Thought M W

Cross Listed as AFAM 334129LNGH Walsh, G 25 1:00PM 2:15PM 253.00POLS 334 01

Tolkien:Fantasy & PoliticalPhil

T RCross Listed as PHIL 379

233LNGH Walsh, G 25 2:30PM 3:45PM 253.00POLS 379 01

Asia and Development M W 128TSCH Braaten, D 25 2:30PM 3:45PM 253.00POLS 432 01

Psychology

Introduction to Psychology M W F 120LNGH Henderson, C 30 9:00AM 9:50AM 30FE3.00PSYC 131 01 TIntroduction to Psychology M W 120LNGH Czuchry, M 30 1:00PM 2:15PM 30FE3.00PSYC 131 02 TSocial Psychology M W F

Cross Listed as SOCI 274-01123LNGH Sia, T 20 9:00AM 9:50AM 203.00PSYC 234 01 E

Social Psychology M W FCross Listed as SOCI 274-02

123LNGH Sia, T 2010:30AM 11:20AM 203.00PSYC 234 02 E

Drugs and Behavior T R 120LNGH Bailey, S 3510:30AM 11:45AM 353.00PSYC 235 01 TDevelopmental Psychology M W 123LNGH Woods, E 30 2:30PM 3:45PM 303.00PSYC 236 01 TDevelopmental Psychology T R 123LNGH Woods, E 3010:30AM 11:45AM 303.00PSYC 236 02 TDevelopmental Psychology NAWEB Woods, E 30 303.00PSYC 236 03 TQuantitative Methods I T R

course begins 1/18/18 & ends 3/1/18112LNGH Czuchry, M 2210:30AM 2:15PM 223.00PSYC 271 01 T

Quantitative Methods II T Rcourse begins 3/18/18 & ends 5/1/18

112LNGH Czuchry, M 2210:30AM 2:15PM 223.00PSYC 272 01 T

Quantitative Methods II M W 112LNGH Bailey, S 15 1:00PM 2:15PM 153.00PSYC 272 02 TPsychopathology M W F 114LNGH Turner, C 30 9:00AM 9:50AM 303.00PSYC 332 01 E

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Psychology

Cognitive Neuroscience M W 123LNGH Woods, E 30 1:00PM 2:15PM 303.00PSYC 334 01 TAnimal Learning M W 231LNGH Bailey, S 20 2:30PM 3:45PM 203.00PSYC 371 01 THuman Sexuality T R

Cross Listed as WOST 376123LNGH Sia, T 30 8:00AM 9:15AM 303.00PSYC 376 01 E

Reflective Modules

Help! How Do I Study? Worientation Wed1/17 3:00-3:50 pm Krost 209

Cradit, L 25 3:00PM 3:50PM 250.00COCR 112 01

Intro to CareerDevelopment

Torientation Thurs 1/18 12:00-1:00 pm LH 120

Henry, L 25 5:30PM 6:30PM 250.00COCR 118 01

Make Fitness Countorientation Thurs 1/18 12:00-1:00 pm FC 101

Roberts, D 50 500.00COCR 124 01

Number Sense Rorientatio Thurs 1/18 4:00-4:50 pm BC 205

Clark, R 30 4:00PM 4:50PM 300.00COCR 137 01

Jefferson ElementaryTutoring orientation Wed 1/17 6:00-6:45 pm ASC A/B

Klaser, M 30 300.00COCR 157 01

Reducing Stress Torientation Thurs 1/18 3:00-3:50 pm LH233

Sia, T 30 3:00PM 3:50PM 300.00COCR 173 01

Get Your Financial Life InOrder!

Rorientation Thurs 1/18 6:30-7:30 pm TSCH 201

Alexander, S 50 6:30PM 7:30PM 500.00COCR 176 01

Improve Your Sleep Worientation Wed 1/17 1:00-2:00 pm ASC A/B

Moriarity, M 30 1:00PM 2:00PM 300.00COCR 178 01

Cut the Chord:BasicFltpckng Guitar

Torientation Fri 1/19 1:00-2:00 pm TSCH 251

Boehm, S 2012:00PM 12:50PM 200.00COCR 188 01

STEM Careersorientation Thurs 1/18 4:00-5:00 pm MS 303A

Jonas, R 15 150.00COCR 193 01

Ball Early ChildhoodTutoring orientation Wed 1/17 6:45-7:30 pm ASC A/B

Klaser, M 30 300.00COCR 197 01

Virtual Africa Safari Worientation Thurs 1/18 1:00-2:00 pm Online

Shao, R 30 300.00COCR 201 01

STEM Careers II - NextSteps

Rorientation Thurs 1/18 5:00-6:00 pm Krost 209

Sauncy, T 36 5:00PM 6:00PM 360.00COCR 203 01

Social Innovation & Social Ent

Intro to SocialEntrepreneurship

T R LL01BECK Hoffmann, J 2010:30AM 11:45AM 203.00SISE 231 01 Z

Empathy for Social Change T R 102TSCH Hoffmann, J 15 1:00PM 2:15PM 153.00SISE 331 01 ZLeading Non-Profits & SocVentures

M W 252TSCH Briney, A 20 1:00PM 2:15PM 203.00SISE 335 01

Costa Rica:A Case Stdy ofNon-Prof

Wrequires SISE 379L trip

245TSCH Hoffmann, J 12 4:00PM 5:15PM 12P3.00SISE 379 01 Z

Costa Rica Tripstudy abroad portion of SISE 379-01

NATBA Hoffmann, J 12 12SA0.00SISE 379L 01

Senior Capstone M W 102TSCH Hoffmann, J 10 2:30PM 3:45PM 103.00SISE 439 01

Sociology

Introduction to Sociology M W F 114LNGH Boehm, S 30 8:00AM 8:50AM 30FE3.00SOCI 130 01 TIntroduction to Sociology M W 114LNGH Castro, C 30 1:00PM 2:15PM 30FE3.00SOCI 130 02 TIntroduction to Sociology M W 114LNGH Castro, C 30 2:30PM 3:45PM 30FE3.00SOCI 130 03 TThe American JusticeSystem

T RCross Listed as CRCJ 231 & AFAM 231A

120LNGH Boehm, S 30 8:00AM 9:15AM 303.00SOCI 231A 01 T

Social Problems T Rbackground check required

120LNGH Castro, C 25 1:00PM 2:15PM 253.00SOCI 232 01 Z

Social Psychology M W FCross Listed as PSYC 234-01

123LNGH Sia, T 20 9:00AM 9:50AM 203.00SOCI 274 01 E

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Sociology

Social Psychology M W FCross Listed as PSYC 234-02

123LNGH Sia, T 2010:30AM 11:20AM 203.00SOCI 274 02 E

Juvenile Justice M WCross Listed as CRCJ 375

201TSCH Boehm, S 25 1:00PM 2:15PM 253.00SOCI 375 01

Sociology of Food T R 120LNGH Castro, C 25 2:30PM 3:45PM 253.00SOCI 379 01Sociological Theory M W 201TSCH Boehm, S 25 2:30PM 3:45PM 253.00SOCI 435 01 T

Spanish

Spanish Lang & Culture I M W F 126CENT Chmielewski, A 18 9:00AM 9:50AM 183.00SPAN 131 01 ZSpanish Lang & Culture I M W F 127CENT de Villa, K 18 9:00AM 9:50AM 183.00SPAN 131 02 ZSpanish Lang & Culture I M W F 126CENT Chmielewski, A 1810:30AM 11:20AM 183.00SPAN 131 03 ZSpanish Lang & Culture I T R 126CENT Brashear, D 1810:30AM 11:45AM 183.00SPAN 131 04 ZSpanish Lang & Culture I T R 127CENT Gonzalez Garci 18 1:00PM 2:15PM 183.00SPAN 131 05 ZSpanish Lang & Culture II M W F 126CENT Chmielewski, A 1811:30AM 12:20PM 183.00SPAN 132 01 ZSpanish Lang & Culture II T R 124CENT Dickens, C 1810:30AM 11:45AM 183.00SPAN 132 02 ZSpanish Lang & Culture II T R 124CENT Brashear, D 18 1:00PM 2:15PM 183.00SPAN 132 03 ZSpanish Lang & Culture II T R 124CENT Brashear, D 18 2:30PM 3:45PM 183.00SPAN 132 04 ZSpanish for HealthProfessions

NAWEB de Villa, K 20 203.00SPAN 133 01 Z

Spanish for HealthProfessions

M W 126CENT de Villa, K 12 1:00PM 2:15PM 123.00SPAN 133 02 Z

Spanish Lang & Culture III T R 126CENT Dickens, C 18 1:00PM 2:15PM 183.00SPAN 231 01 ZSpanish Lang & Culture IV T R 126CENT Dickens, C 18 2:30PM 3:45PM 183.00SPAN 232 01 ZAdv Practice inReading&Writng

T R 127CENT de Villa, K 1810:30AM 11:45AM 183.00SPAN 376 01 Z

Narcotrafficking &Narcoculture

T R2 way video via Schreiner University

B5LIBR 5 4:30PM 5:45PM 53.00SPAN 379 01

Research Seminar NATBA 5 5P3.00SPAN 475 01

Statistics

Statistics T R 112LNGH Hijazi, S 24 8:00AM 9:15AM 243.00STAT 374 01 TStatistics M W 112LNGH Sieben, J 24 2:30PM 3:45PM 243.00STAT 374 02 TStatistics T 103TSCH Abbasian, R 24 6:00PM 8:20PM 243.00STAT 374 03 TApplied Statistics M W

Cross Listed as DAST 531103TSCH Abbasian, R 2011:30AM 12:40PM 203.00STAT 375 01

Applied Statistics T R 103TSCH Abbasian, R 20 2:30PM 3:45PM 203.00STAT 375 02

Theology

Introduction to Theology M W F 114LNGH Hansen, H 3210:30AM 11:20AM 32FE3.00THEO 133 01Introduction to Theology M W F 120LNGH 3211:30AM 12:20PM 32FE3.00THEO 133 02Honors: Introduction toTheology

M W 128LNGH Hughes, C 32 1:00PM 2:15PM 32FE3.00THEO 133 03 ZH

Honors: Introduction toTheology

M W 128LNGH Hughes, C 32 2:30PM 3:45PM 32FE3.00THEO 133 04 ZH

Introduction to Theology T R 114LNGH Beck, N 32 8:00AM 9:15AM 32FE3.00THEO 133 05Introduction to Theology T R 114LNGH Beck, N 3210:30AM 11:45AM 32FE3.00THEO 133 06Introduction to Theology T R 123LNGH Silva-McCormic 32 2:30PM 3:45PM 32FE3.00THEO 133 07Foundations of YouthMinistry

M W F 114LNGH Bigott, M 1211:30AM 12:20PM 123.00THEO 234 01 Z

Christian Ethics M W 130TSCH Baer, H 10 2:30PM 3:45PM 103.00THEO 331 01 ENew Testament Studies M W F 130TSCH Beck, N 25 9:00AM 9:50AM 253.00THEO 333 01 T

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Theology

Interpreting the Bible T R 128LNGH Hughes, C 2010:30AM 11:45AM 203.00THEO 372 01Hispanic/Latino Theologies T R 123LNGH Silva-McCormic 20 1:00PM 2:15PM 203.00THEO 374 01Theology Senior Seminar M W F 241LNGH Beck, N 10 8:00AM 8:50AM 103.00THEO 434 01

Women's Studies

Major Int'l Issues: Genocide T RCross Listed as HIST 274-02

235LNGH Czuchry, R 010:30AM 11:45AM 03.00WOST 274 01 Z

Human Sexuality T RCross Listed as PSYC 376

123LNGH Sia, T 0 8:00AM 9:15AM 00.00WOST 376 01 E

Business Ethics M WCross Listed as ACCT 571 & BUSI 486

130TSCH Thompson, M 0 1:00PM 2:15PM 03.00WOST 486 01 E

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