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LAW .................................................. John S. Armstrong HallLAWLB ......... John J. Ross-William C. Blakley Law LibraryLIB ................................................ Charles T. Hayden LibraryLL (Wings A–C) ...................... G. Homer Durham Language

and Literature BuildingLS (Wings A–C) .................................... Life Sciences CenterLSE ...................................................... Life Sciences E-WingLYC .............................................................. Lyceum TheatreMAIN ...................................................................... Old MainMCENT ................................................ A.J. Matthews CenterMCL ............................................. James H. McClintock HallMHALL ................................................ Carrie Matthews HallMOEUR.......................................B.B. Moeur AdministrationMTCHL .......................................... Mitchell School (Tempe)MU................................................................ Memorial UnionMUR ........................................... John Murdock Lecture HallMUSIC ........................................................... Music BuildingNEEB............................................................... L.S. Neeb HallNOBLE ...................................... Daniel E. Noble Science and

Engineering LibraryNUR ............................................................. Nursing BuildingPBS ................................................ Packard Baseball StadiumPEBE ................................. Physical Education Building EastPEBW ............................... Physical Education Building WestPPS ..................................................... Facilities ManagementPRNT ....................... Academic/Business Services Complex1

PS (Wings A–H) ..................................... George M. BatemanPhysical Sciences Center

PSY ........................................................ Psychology BuildingRITT (Wings A and B) .................................... Ritter BuildingSANDS ....................................... Sands Classroom Building2

SDF ........................................... Solar Demonstration FacilitySHS (Wings A and B) ........................ Student Health ServiceSIM ............................................... Flight Simulator Building1

SRC ...........................................Student Recreation ComplexSS ..................................................... Social Sciences BuildingSSV ................................................ Student Services BuildingSTAD........................................................ Sun Devil StadiumSTAUF (Wings A and B) .............................. Charles Stauffer

Communication Arts BuildingTC ............................................................. Technology CenterTCB ...................................................... Aeronautics BuildingTCC .............................................. Technology Center AnnexTHWH ......................................................Theatre WarehouseTOWER (Wings A and B) .............. University Tower CenterTRACK ........................................................ Joe Selleh TrackUAC .............................................. University Activity CenterUASB ............... Undergraduate Academic Services BuildingUCB ........................................... University Center Building2

UCLUB ......................................................... University ClubVISIT ................................ ASU Visitor’s Information CenterWH ........................................................................ WarehouseWHALL ................................................................... West HallWILSN .............................................. George W. Wilson HallWTC ................................................Whiteman Tennis Center

ADM A ............................................. Administration A-WingADM B .............................................. Administration B-WingAED ............................................ College of Architecture and

Environmental Design/NorthAG ......................................................... Agriculture BuildingAGB1–4 .......................................... Agribusiness Quads 1–41

AGBFS ................................ Agribusiness Food Service Lab1

ANTH (Wings A–C) ......................... Anthropology BuildingAQUAT (Wings A and B) .............................. Mona Plummer

Aquatics CenterARCH ......................................... College of Architecture and

Environmental Design/SouthARCV ..................................................... University ArchivesART .................................................................... Art BuildingARWH ............................................................ Art WarehouseASUDC ..................................................... Downtown CenterBA .................................... Business Administration BuildingBAC ................................... Business Administration C-WingBKSTR .......................................................... ASU BookstoreCERA (Wings A and B) ............................... Ceramics AnnexCFS ................................................ Center for Family StudiesCHAPL ......................................................... Danforth ChapelCLCC................. Classroom Laboratory/Computer Building2

CLRB..................................................... Classroom Building1

CMPIN ................................................................ Campus InnCMSC ......................... Community Services Center BuildingCNTR ......................................... Academic Center Building1

COWDN (Wings A and B) ........................... Cowden FamilyResources Building

CP ....................................................................... Central PlantCPCOM ................................ Computing Commons BuildingCRI ................................................. Cancer Research InstituteCRNX ....................................................... Classroom Annex2

CTRSV ........................................ Central Services Complex2

EC (Wings A–G) ......................................Engineering CenterECANX ........................................ Engineering Center AnnexED ................................ Hiram B. Farmer Education BuildingEDB ............................................ Ira D. Payne Education HallEDC .......................... G. D. McGrath Education Lecture HallELAB................................. Electronics Laboratory Building1

ENGRC .................................... Engineering Research CenterFAB ............................ Faculty and Administration Building2

FAC .................................................. Nelson Fine Arts CenterFIELD .................................................... University Field LabFLHLB ........................................................ Fletcher Library2

GGMA ..................... Grady Gammage Memorial AuditoriumGHALL .................................................Dixie Gammage HallGWC ...................................... Barry M. Goldwater Center for

Science and Engineering ResearchIAPNX ......... Interdisciplinary Arts and Performance Annex2

ICA ................................................... Intercollegiate AthleticsIRISH.................................................. Frederick M. Irish HallJWS (Wings A and B) .............. John W. Schwada Classroom

Office Building

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Index

AAbbreviation codes. See Codes.Academic Access Program (AAP), 146Academic calendar, 12Academic dishonesty, 78Academic freedom policies, 23Academic good standing, 77. See also specific colleges

and programs.Academic integrity, 78Academic memberships (unit and program lists), 20Academic organization, 9. See also specific colleges

and programs.Academic Precocity, Center for, 167Academic Programs, Office for, 300Academic recognition. See GPA.Academic renewal, 70Academic retention. See Retention; specific

departments and programs.Access Employment Program, 40Accountancy and Information Management, School of,

149. See also Business, College of.Accountancy major, 149

program of study for, 149admissions to, 149Computer Information Systems major, 149

courses, 151program of study for, 150

graduation requirements, 150major proficiency requirements, 150

Accreditation. See also specific colleges and programs.academic, 18transfer credits and, 63

ACT (American College Test), 59Acting, 247, 276Actuarial Science, 362Adapted instructional materials, 65Admission, 37, 59. See also Readmission; specific

colleges and programs.of international students, 64

to Graduate College, 285measles immunization records and, 59of nondegree applicants, 62requirements for, 60

after high school graduation, 60appeals regarding, 62basic competency, 61before high school graduation, 62

standards for, 60Advanced Placement (AP) credit, 65, 66

General Studies requirements and, 79, 84Advanced Public Executive Program, 244

Advanced Purchasing Studies, Center for (CAPS), 30,148

Advancement of Small Business, Center for (CASB),30, 148

Advising, academic, 69. See also specific colleges andprograms.

Aerodynamics emphasis, 231Aeronautical Engineering Technology

courses, 453major, 453

Aeronautical Management TechnologyAirway Science Flight Management option, 441Airway Science Management option, 441courses, 442Department of, 440program of study for, 440

Aerospace emphasis, 233Aerospace Engineering, 230

emphasis areas of, 231major requirements of, 231program of study for, 232

Aerospace Materials emphasis, 231Aerospace Structures emphasis, 232Aerospace Studies

courses, 310Department of, 310

ROTC courses and, 190, 310Affiliations, academic, 19Affirmative action policies, 23African American Studies Program, 311AFROTC. See United States Air Force ROTC program.Agribusiness and Resource Management, School of,

455admission to, 456degree programs of, 456graduation requirements, 456purpose, 455

Agribusiness courses, 457Agribusiness Policy Studies

Center for, 455Air Force ROTC. See United States Air Force ROTC

program.Airway Science Flight Management option, 441Airway Science Management option, 441Algebra

for College of Business, 144in General Studies requirement, 85

Aliens. See International students.Alumni Association, 28

for Architecture and Environmental Design, Collegeof, 118

American Chemical Society (ACS) certification, 320American College Test (ACT), 59

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American Dietetic Association (ADA), 334American English and Culture Program (AECP), 64,

243American Humanics Certificate, 422American Indian. See also Native Americans.

Justice Studies Certificate, 418American Sign Language, 306Analysis and Systems courses, 197Anthropology, Department of, 311Appeals

for academic disqualification, 77for credit transfer, 64for grades, 75regarding admission, 62regarding basic competencies, 77for reinstatement, 78

Application(s)for academic renewal, 70Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), 49for graduation, 81, 289for Undergraduate Admission, 59

Applied Mathematics option, 361Arabic, 353Arboretum, 25Architectural Studies major, 116, 120Architecture, School of

admission to, 119advising for, 120Architectural Studies major, 116, 120courses, 122

Administration and Management, 122Communication, 122, 125Design and Technology Studio, 122, 123Philosophy and History, 122, 123Professional Studies, 122, 124Technology, 122, 124

degree programs for, 119General Studies requirements for, 120graduation requirements for, 120organization of, 118portfolio requirements, 120program of study for, 120purpose of, 118transfer student information, 119

Architecture and Environmental Design, College of,114. See also specific departments andprograms.

academic affiliations of, 19accreditation of, 18, 118admission to, 114advising in, 115appeals process in, 116Architecture, School of, 118attendance policies of, 117Code of Student Responsibilities, 118college requirements for, 115concentrations in, 116degree programs of, 115, 116

at Extended Campus, 240

disqualification from, 116employment and, 117energy studies certificate and, 110facilities of, 114foreign study programs in, 117Gallery of Design for, 26, 114general information about, 118General Studies requirements, 115grading policies, 116graduate programs in, 115graduation requirements for, 115Herberger Center for Design Excellence, 30, 114internships in, 117Joint Urban Design Program, 244leave of absence from, 117library for, 25, 114majors in, 115, 116minors in, 115organization of, 9, 114purpose of, 114reinstatement in, 116retention standards, 115special programs, 118student work retention, 117TOEFL requirements for, 64, 115withdrawals from, 117

Architecture and Environmental Design Library, 25, 114Archives, university, 26Arizona Collection, 25Arizona Drug and Gang Prevention Resource Center,

43Arizona Educational Information System, 167Arizona Graduate Program in Public Health, 158Arizona Higher Education Course Equivalency Guide,

63First-Year Composition requirement and, 79

Arizona Hispanic Business Survey, 35Arizona Historical Foundation Library, 25Arizona Prevention Resource Center, 42Arizona Real Estate Center, 30, 148Arizona State Board of Nursing, 397Arizona State Grant, 49Arizona State Law Journal, 297Arizona Students’ Association fee, 45“Arizona Studies in the Middle Ages and the

Renaissance” (book series), 33Arizona teacher certification requirements, 173Arizona Theatre Company, 247Arizona Trust Fund grants, 50Army ROTC. See United States Army ROTC program.Art, School of

Bachelor of Arts degree in Art, 249Art History major, 250Photographic Studies major, 250Studio Art major, 250

Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Art, 251Art Education concentration, 251Art major, 251Ceramics concentration, 252

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Fibers concentration, 252graduation requirements of, 251Intermedia concentration, 252Metals concentration, 253Painting concentration, 253Photography concentration, 253Printmaking concentration, 253Sculpture concentration, 254

courses, 254degree programs of, 247graduate programs of, 254special programs of, 246

Art Auxiliary courses, 254Art concentration, 251Art Education

concentration, 251courses, 254

Art Historycourses, 254major, 250

Arts and Sciences, College of (ASU West)organization of, 9

Arts residential community, 39ASAP clinic, 41ASASU (Associated Students of Arizona State

University), 42, 400College of Public Programs Council to, 408

Asian Pacific American Studies courses, 408Asian Studies Program, 110

in College of Business, 147with foreign language major, 350with Geography major, 337with History major, 343with Political Science major, 380with Religious Studies major, 387

Associate of Arts degree and junior standing, 63Associated Students of Arizona State University

(ASASU). See ASASU.Association(s)

academic. See Academic associations.Alumni, 28, 118College of Public Programs Council, 408student. See also Honor societies.

American Association for Airport Executives, 442American Dietetic Association (ADA), 334for Architecture and Environmental Design,

College of, 118ASASU. See ASASU.Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers,

445Instrument Society of America, 445International Society for Hybrid Microelectronics,

445Nurses’ Association, 401professional aviation, 442Society of Manufacturing Engineers, 452

Astronomy. See also Physics and Astronomy,Department of.

courses, 374emphasis in, 373

ASU. See ASU East; ASU Main; ASU West; University.ASU 3+2 Programs, 190ASU Downtown Center, 25

degree programs of, 243ASU East. See also specific departments and

programs.accreditation of, 435administrative and academic personnel, 461admission to, 436advising, 436Aeronautical Management Technology, Department

of, 440Agribusiness and Resource Management, School of,

455bachelor’s degree programs, 11, 437Chandler-Gilbert Community College partnership,

435degree programs of, 437directory for, 460East College, 436, 437Electronics and Computer Engineering Technology,

Department of, 443faculty and academic professionals, 462housing for students, 38, 435Information and Management Technology,

Department of, 447majors offered, 11, 437Manufacturing and Aeronautical Engineering

Technology, Department of, 452map of, 459organization of, 9, 436site of, 24, 435Technology and Applied Sciences, College of, 438transfer to, 436

ASU Extended Campus, 25ASU Main

administrative and academic personnel, 522bachelor’s degree programs, 10building abbreviations, 549campus map, 546directory, 527faculty and academic professionals, 466, 540General Studies Council, 84majors offered, 10organization of, 9parking map, 548site of, 24vicinity map, 545

ASU Report Card, 29ASU Research Park, 25ASU West, 532

academic administration of, 533accreditation of, 21, 533administrative and academic personnel, 544admission to, 533advising, 535certificate programs of, 535College of Nursing courses, 535degree programs of, 535directory, 537

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faculty and academic professionals, 538Fletcher Library, 26map, 536organization of, 9, 533site of, 24transfer credits, 534

ASU/Phoenix Educational Opportunity Center, 39Athena residential community, 39Athletes, academic progress certification, 77Athletics, Intercollegiate, 43Attendance and registration, 71Attendant Management Training Program, 40Audit enrollment, 73Auditions as proficiency examination, 68Aviation training, 441Awareness areas in General Studies requirements, 86

defined, 84, 85AZB/Arizona Business, 30

BBaccalaureate degree. See Bachelor’s degree; Degree

programs.Bachelor’s degree(s). See also specific colleges and

programs.Accountancy (B.S.), 144Aeronautical Engineering (B.S.), 437, 453Aeronautical Management Technology (B.S.), 437,

441Aerospace Engineering (B.S.E.), 187, 230Agribusiness (B.S.), 437, 456Anthropology (B.A.), 311Architectural Studies (B.S.D.), 116, 120Art (B.A., B.F.A.), 245, 249, 251Bioengineering (B.S.E.), 187Biology (B.S.), 315Broadcasting (B.A.), 414Chemical Engineering (B.S.E.), 187Chemistry (B.A., B.S.), 319Chicana and Chicano Studies (B.A.), 324Civil Engineering (B.S.E.), 187Clinical Laboratory Sciences (B.S.), 366Communication (B.A., B.S.), 409Computer Information Systems (B.S.), 144Computer Science (B.S.), 187, 195, 325Computer Systems Engineering (B.S.E.), 187Conservation Biology (B.S.), 315Construction (B.S.), 187Dance (B.F.A.), 246Design (B.S.D.), 115, 119, 125Design Science (B.S.), 116Early Childhood Education (B.A.E.), 169, 174Economics (B.A., B.S.), 144, 325Education (B.A.E.), 168, 169, 174Electrical Engineering (B.S.E.), 187Electronics Engineering Technology (B.S.), 444Elementary Education (B.A.E.), 169, 174Engineering Interdisciplinary Studies (B.S.), 187Engineering Special Studies (B.S.E.), 187English (B.A.), 326

Environmental Resources (B.S.), 115, 137Exercise Science/Physical Education (B.S.), 330at Extended Campus, 240Family Resources and Human Development (B.A.,

B.S.), 333Finance (B.S.), 144in Fine Arts, College of, 245in foreign languages and literatures (B.A.), 348Geography (B.A., B.S.), 337Geology (B.S.), 340Graphic Design (B.S.D.), 116, 127History (B.A., B.S.), 343Housing and Urban Development (B.S.D.), 116, 136Humanities (B.A.), 346Industrial Design (B.S.D.), 116, 128Industrial Engineering (B.S.E.), 187Industrial Technology (B.S.), 447Interdisciplinary Studies (B.I.S.), 112, 143Interior Design (B.S.D.), 116, 129Journalism (B.A.), 414Justice Studies (B.S.), 416Landscape Architecture (B.S.L.A.), 115, 135Management (B.S.), 144Manufacturing Engineering Technology (B.S.), 452Marketing (B.S.), 144Materials Science and Engineering (B.S.E.), 187Mathematics (B.A., B.S.), 360Mechanical Engineering (B.S.E.), 187Microbiology (B.S.), 366Music (B.F.A.), 246Music Education (B.M.), 246Music Therapy (B.M.), 246Nursing (B.S.), 398Performance (B.M., B.F.A.), 246Philosophy (B.A.), 370Physics (B.S.), 372Planning (B.S.), 115, 135Plant Biology (B.S.), 376Political Science (B.A., B.S.), 379programs granting

at ASU East, 11at ASU Main, 10at ASU West, 534

Psychology (B.A., B.S.), 384Real Estate (B.S.), 144Recreation (B.S.), 420Religious Studies (B.A.), 302, 387of Science (B.S.). See areas of specialization.second

credit for comprehensive examinations, 68general graduation information about, 83petition for variance and, 82

Secondary Education (B.A.E.), 169, 174Social Work (B.S.W.), 240Sociology (B.A.), 389Special Education (B.A.E.), 169, 174Speech and Hearing Science (B.S.), 392Supply Chain Management (B.S.), 144Technology (B.S.), 444Theatre (B.A., B.F.A.), 246

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Theory and Composition (B.M.), 246Urban Planning (B.S.P.), 116, 133, 135Women’s Studies (B.A., B.S.), 394

Bank One Economic Outlook Center (EOC), 30, 148Basic competencies, 76

retention policies and, 77Best Hall, 294Bicycles, 46Bike Co-op Repair Service, 46Bilingual Education


Bilingual Education and Research, Center for, 166Bilingual Review Press, 35Biochemical emphasis

for Bioengineering, 202for Chemical Engineering, 200

Biochemistry, 319Bioelectrical Engineering emphasis, 202Bioengineering, 196

course requirements, 202courses, 206degree requirements, 202emphasis areas of, 202program of study for, 203

Biologycourses, 316major, 315

Biology, Department of, 315Biology and Society concentration, 315Biomaterials Engineering emphasis, 202Biomechanical Engineering emphasis, 203, 233Biomedical emphasis, 200Biomedical engineering. See Bioengineering.Biomedical Imaging Engineering emphasis, 203Biosystems Engineering emphasis, 203Biotechnology


Botany. See Plant Biology.Bowling, 41Broadcasting, 414Buckley Amendment, 78Budgets, student, 48Bus transportation, 46Business, College of. See also specific departments,

programs, and schools.Academic Access Program (AAP), 146academic dishonesty policy of, 146academic standards of, 146Accountancy and Information Management, School

of, 149accreditation of, 18, 142admission to, 142advising, 143

for International Business Studies, 159Asian Studies Program, 147Business Administration, Department of, 152centers and special programs of, 30, 148

core requirements for, 146courses, 149

elective, 146for nonbusiness students, 143for nondegree students, 143for prebusiness program, 143

degree programs of, 144, 145at Extended Campus, 240

Department of Economics, 154Department of Finance, 156disqualification from, 146dual degree programs, 144First-Year Composition requirement, 144General Studies requirements of, 144grades for

appeals procedure for, 146options in, 146

honor societies of, 142Honors Program, 147Interdisciplinary Studies, Bachelor of (B.I.S.), 112,

143International Business Studies, 147, 159internships in, 147L. William Seidman Research Institute, 148Latin American Studies emphasis, 148majors in, 145

proficiency requirements for, 146Management, Department of, 160Marketing, Department of, 164Mentoring Program, 147minors in, 143organization of, 9, 142prebusiness program, 142

program of study for, 143prelaw studies and, 148probation in, 146professional program, 143purpose of, 142Quality Analysis Certificate, 147readmission to, 146reinstatement to, 146School of Health Administration and Policy, 158Small Business and Entrepreneurship, Certificate in,

147, 161special programs of, 146transfer student information, 144university graduation requirements of, 144

Business Administration, Department of, 152. See alsoBusiness, College of.

graduation requirements of, 152legal and ethical studies, 152major proficiency requirements of, 152management communication, 152Real Estate major, 152, 153Supply Chain Management major, 152, 153

Business Education courses, 179Business Processes Management, 161Business Research, Center for (CBR), 30

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CCalendar, academic, 12Camp Tontozona, 25Campus Children’s Center, 38Campus Communities Program, 38Campus Environment Team, 23Campus Interfaith Council, 43Campus resident credit, 79Capstone course, 39Career Development Center, 42. See also Career

Services.Career Services, 42

College of Business internships and, 148Catalog year determinations for graduation, 80CD-ROM courses at Extended Campus, 242Centennial Lecture, 294Center(s)

for Academic Precocity, 167for Advanced Purchasing Studies (CAPS), 30, 148for the Advancement of Small Business (CASB), 30,

148for Agribusiness Policy Studies, 455Arizona Drug and Gang Prevention Resource, 43Arizona Prevention Resource Center, 42Arizona Real Estate, 30, 148for Asian Studies, 33, 147, 307ASU/Phoenix Educational Opportunity, 39Bank One Economic Outlook (EOC), 30, 148for Bilingual Education and Research, 31, 166for Business Research (CBR), 30Campus Children’s, 38Cancer Research Institute, 33Career Development, 42. See also Career Services.Consortium for Instructional Innovation (CI), 36for Counselor Training, 167Deer Valley Rock Art Center, 35of Engineering and Applied Sciences, College of, 182for Environmental Studies, 36, 110Exercise and Sport Research Institute (ESRI), 35Herberger Center for Design Excellence, 30, 114Hewlett-Packard Adaptive Technology, 39Hispanic Research (HRC), 35for Indian Education, 31, 166for Innovation in Engineering Education (CIEE), 32Joan and David Lincoln Center for Applied Ethics

(LCAE), 31, 148Labriola National American Indian Data, 25for Latin American Studies, 34, 148Law, Science and Technology, Center for the Study

of, 33, 296Learning Resource, 38, 400Louise Lincoln Kerr Cultural, 26for Low-Power Electronics, 32Media, 114for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, 33, 308for Meteorite Studies, 34Morrison Institute for Public Policy, 36for Professional Development, 182for Research in Engineering, 32

for Services Marketing and Management (SMM), 30,148

for Solid-State Science, 34Student Organization Resource, 38for the Study of Early Events in Photosynthesis, 35for the Study of Finance, 31Sundome, for the Performing Arts, 27for Systems Science and Engineering Research, 32Telecommunications Research, 32Urban Data, 244Visualization, 28WISE, 190

Ceramic Materials emphasis, 205Ceramics concentration, 252

courses, 259Certificate(s), 109, 110

of Admission, 59American Chemical Society (ACS), 320American Humanics, 422American Indian Justice Studies, 418Asian Studies. See Asian Studies Program.at ASU West, 535in East Asian Studies, 307in East European Studies, 307, 351in energy studies, 110at Extended Campus, 241Gerontology, 110, 241, 284Hazardous Materials and Waste Management, 448in health physics concentration, 308International Business Studies, 147, 159in Jewish Studies, 308in Latin American Studies, 308

with Anthropology major, 311with Geography major, 337with Political Science major, 381with Spanish major, 351

in Liberal Arts and Sciences, College of, 307in Medieval and Renaissance Studies, 111, 308in Museum Studies, 308Nonprofit Management, 241overseen by Graduate College, 283Post-Master’s Family Nurse Practitioner, 241

fee for, 44Quality Analysis, 147in Russian Studies, 308, 351Scholarly Publishing, 309Small Business and Entrepreneurship, 147, 161in Southeast Asian Studies. See Southeast Asian

Studies.for teaching, 173. See also Professional Teacher

Preparation Program (PTPP).in Translation, 351in Women’s Studies, 111, 309, 395

Chandler-Gilbert Community College, New Partnershipin Baccalaureate Education, 24, 435

Cheating, 78Checks returned fee, 45Chemical, Bio, and Materials Engineering, Department

of, 196. See also Bioengineering; ChemicalEngineering; Materials Science and Engineering.

556

Chemical Engineering, 198career opportunities, 199courses, 207degree requirements of, 199emphasis areas of, 200program of study for, 201

Chemistrycourses, 322graduate programs, 321

Chemistry and Biochemistry, Department of, 319Chicana and Chicano Studies, Department of, 324Chicano Research Collection, 25Child and Family Services, 38Child Development

concentration, 334courses, 335Laboratory, 38

Child Drama Special Collection, 247Child Study Laboratory, 38Children’s Art Workshop, 246Chinese

courses, 353major, 348minor, 350

Choral-General concentration, 264Choreography concentration, 260Civil and Environmental Engineering, Department of,

211. See also Civil Engineering; EnvironmentalEngineering.

Civil Engineeringcareer opportunities in, 211concurrent architectural studies and, 213core and elective courses, 212courses, 214degree requirements of, 212program of study for, 212

Class standing, definition of, 77CLEP. See College-Level Examination Program

(CLEP).Climatology

emphasis, 337Office of, 338

Clinic, ASAP, 41Clinical Laboratory Sciences


Coalition to Increase Minority Degrees, 35Code of Student Responsibilities, 118Codes

for ASU Main building abbreviations, 549Code of Student Responsibilities, 118for course listings, 6, 57for course prefixes, 7

in Liberal Arts and Sciences, College of, 305, 306for General Studies credits, 6, 86Student Code of Conduct, 58

Collaborative Programsorganization of, 9

Collections and galleries, 26Arizona Collection, 25Chicano Research Collection, 25Child Drama Special Collection, 247Computing Commons Gallery, 26Gallery of Design, 26Harry Wood Gallery, 27Map Collection, 26Nelson Fine Arts Center, 261907 Gallery, 26Northlight Gallery, 26Oliver B. James Collection, 27Thomas Mosher Collection, 25University Archives, 26University Art Museum, 27Visual Literacy Collection, 25William S. Burroughs Collection, 25

College(s). See also specific colleges.community

continuous enrollment and, 79General Studies requirements and, 85transfer credits from, 63transfer to Fine Arts, College of, 245

graduation requirements for, 83list of, 9retention standards and, 77

College Council of Nursing Students (CCNS), 401College-Level Examination Program (CLEP)

credit awards, 66General Studies requirements and, 79, 83

Communicationin College of Business requirements, 145as Electrical Engineering elective, 223major

Economics courses for, 154evening degree programs of, 241

Communication, Department of, 409courses, 410degree requirements of, 409internships of, 410minor in, 410

Community Art and Research Outreach (CARO), 35Community colleges. See College(s).Community Health Services Clinic, 400Community outreach

through Extended Campus programs, 243Community service internship, 39Compañeros en la Salud, 35COMPASS (Computing Assistance Center), 27Compassionate withdrawal, 74Complaints, student, 77Composition, First-Year. See First-Year Composition.Comprehensive examinations

credit awards for, 67, 79fee for, 45

Computational Mathematics option, 361Computer Engineering Technology

courses, 445

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Computer Graphic Communications courses, 448Computer Laboratory at ASU Downtown Center, 243Computer Methods emphasis, 232, 233Computer Science, 325

program of study for, 217transfer student information, 62

Computer Science and Engineering, Department of,216. See also Computer Science; ComputerSystems Engineering.

courses, 219degree requirements of, 217graduation requirements of, 217

Computer Systems Engineering, 218degree requirements of, 218program of study for, 219

Computer systems optionin Electronics Engineering Technology, 444

Computer training, 27Extended Campus programs for, 243in General Studies requirements, 85

Computing Assistance Center (COMPASS), 27Computing Commons, 27

Gallery, 26Computing facilities and services, 27Concentrations

in Architecture and Environmental Design, Collegeof, 116

at ASU East, 437at ASU West, 534in Business, College of, 145in Education, College of, 169in Engineering and Applied Sciences, College of, 187in Fine Arts, College of, 246in Graduate College, 283in Liberal Arts and Sciences, College of, 301in Public Programs, College of, 406

Concurrent degrees. See Dual degrees.Conduct, Student Code of, 58Conservation Biology, 315Consortium for Instructional Innovation (CII), 36Construction. See also Del E. Webb School of

Construction.as Civil Engineering elective, 212courses, 193

Continuing education programsin College of Business, 142in Nursing College, 400transfer student information, 63

Continuing registration courses, 56Continuous enrollment requirement, 80Control and Dynamic Systems emphasis, 234Control as Electrical Engineering elective, 223Cooperative education programs, 72

in College of Business, 147of Engineering and Applied Sciences, College of, 185

Coor, Lattie F., 24message from, 3

Core areas in General Studies requirements, 84, 85Corequisites for courses, defined, 57

Council for Design Excellence, 118Counseling and Consultation, 40Counselor Training, Center for, 167Course(s). See also specific colleges and degree

programs.classification of, 56

graduate level, 288“double-counting,” 304linked, for Service Learning Internships, 29listing codes, 6, 57minimum loads

for enrollment verification, 72in regular session, 71in summer session, 71

numbering system for, 56graduate credit, 288

omnibus, 56prefix index, 7

for Liberal Arts and Sciences, College of, 305, 306repeating, 75special fees for, 51withdrawals from, 73

Creative Writing, 247, 283Credit cards for tuition payments, 46Credit enrollment, definition of, 73Credits, academic

Advanced Placement, 65, 66for College-Level Examination Program, 66for comprehensive examinations, 67definition of, 72Extended Campus degree programs for, 241from foreign institutions, 64for International Baccalaureate Diploma/Certificate,

67, 69required for graduation, 79reserving of graduate by undergraduates, 71for teacher certification, 173transfer of, 63

appeals procedure for, 64to Architecture and Environmental Design, College

of, 114to ASU East, 436to Business, College of, 144to Education, College of, 167to Engineering and Applied Sciences, College of,

183, 185course work currency, 188

to Fine Arts, College of, 245to Graduate College, 288to Public Programs, College of, 405

Critical Inquiry in General Studies requirements, 85Cross-college Advising Services (CAS), 69, 300Cultural diversity in the U.S., General Studies

requirement, 86Cultural Geography courses, 338Curriculum and Instruction (Ph.D.), 283Curriculum and Instruction, Division of, 166

courses, 174degree programs of, 174program areas of, 174

558

Standards and Appeals Committeefor Professional Teacher Preparation Program

(PTPP) students, 173

DDance, Department of, 259

Choreography concentration, 260core curriculum of, 260courses, 261Dance Education concentration, 260Dance Studies concentration, 260degree programs of, 259graduate programs of, 261graduation requirements of, 260minor in, 261Performance concentration, 260special programs of, 246

Dance Arizona Repertory Theatre (DART), 43, 246Dance History courses, 261Dance Studio Theatre, 26Danforth Chapel, 43DANTES (Defense Activity for Non-Traditional

Education Support), 111DARS (Degree Audit Reporting System), 81Deaf Pride residential community, 39Dean’s Council of 100, 142

skills emphasis in Department of Managementmajors, 160

Dean’s Listfor Architecture and Environmental Design, College

of, 118GPA and, 77

Debit cards for tuition payments, 46Declaration of graduation, 81Deer Valley Rock Art Center, 35Defense Activity for Non-Traditional Education Support

(DANTES), 111Definitions

academic, 16of academic credit, 72of academic good standing, 77of awareness areas of General Studies

requirements, 84of class standing, 77of core areas of General Studies requirements, 84of directory information, 78of educational record, 78of eligible student, 78of personally identifiable information, 78of record, 78for terms used Engineering and Applied Sciences,

College of, 190for tuition purposes, 44

Degree Audit Reporting System (DARS), 81Degree programs. See also Bachelor’s degree(s);

Doctoral degree(s); Master’s degree(s); specificcolleges and programs.

in Architecture and Environmental Design, Collegeof, 115, 116

at ASU East, 10, 436, 437at ASU Main, 10at ASU West, 534in Business, College of, 144, 145Distance Learning Technology for, 242in Education, College of, 168, 169in Engineering and Applied Sciences, College of,

186, 187in Fine Arts, College of, 246, 247in Graduate College, 282, 283in Liberal Arts and Sciences, College of, 300, 301in Nursing, College of, 398in Public Programs, College of, 406in Social Work, School of, 427

Del E. Webb School of Construction, 191admission to, 191basic requirements of, 191course requirements of, 190degree programs of, 191graduation requirements of, 190, 191options in, 192program of study for, 192purpose of, 191special programs of, 191TOEFL requirements for, 64transfer student information, 62

Dentistryadvising for, 300WICHE program and, 112

Dependentsparental access to records and, 78residency classification policy, 48typical budgets for, 48

Designas Civil Engineering elective, 212courses, 130emphasis, 232, 234

Design, School of, 125admission requirements to, 126advising for, 127courses, 130degree programs of, 125organization of, 125portfolio requirements for, 126purpose of, 125

Diana residential community, 39Didactic Program in Dietetics (DPD), 334Direct Student Loan, 50Directing/Stage Management emphasis, 276Disability Resources for Students (DRS), 39

instructional accommodations by, 66Disabled students. See Disability Resources for

Students (DRS); Students with disabilities.Discriminatory harassment policies, 23Dishonesty, academic, 78Disqualification, academic, 77. See also specific

colleges and programs.

INDEX 559

Dissertation fees, 45, 289Distance Learning Technology, 242Diversity, Recruitment, and Support Programs, Office

of (Education), 166Doctoral degree(s)

Aerospace Engineering (Ph.D.), 188Anthropology (Ph.D.), 302Art Education (D.Ed.), 254Art History (Ph.D.), 246at ASU Main, 290Bioengineering (Ph.D.), 188Biology (Ph.D.), 302Business Administration (Ph.D.), 145Chemical Engineering (Ph.D.), 188Chemistry (Ph.D.), 302Civil Engineering (Ph.D.), 188Communication (Ph.D.), 406Computer Science (Ph.D.), 188Counseling Psychology (Ph.D.), 169Curriculum and Instruction (Ph.D., Ed.D.), 169, 283Economics (Ph.D.), 145Educational Administration and Supervision (Ed.D.),

169Educational Leadership and Policy Studies (Ph.D.),

169Educational Psychology (Ph.D.), 169Electrical Engineering (Ph.D.), 188Engineering Science (Ph.D.), 188English (Ph.D.), 302Environmental Design in Planning (Ph.D.), 116Exercise Science (Ph.D.), 283, 302Family Science (Ph.D.), 302Geography (Ph.D.), 302Geology (Ph.D.), 302Higher and Postsecondary Education (Ed.D.), 170History (Ph.D.), 303Industrial Engineering (Ph.D.), 188interdisciplinary, in Graduate College, 283Juris Doctor (J.D., Ph.D.), 297, 406Justice Studies (Ph.D.), 283, 284, 406Learning and Instructional Technology (Ph.D.), 117Mathematics (Ph.D.), 303Mechanical Engineering (Ph.D.), 188Microbiology (Ph.D.), 303Molecular and Cellular Biology (Ph.D.), 303Music (D.M.A.), 246Physics (Ph.D.), 303Plant Biology (Ph.D.), 303Political Science (Ph.D.), 303Psychology (Ph.D.), 303Public Administration (D.P.A.), 283, 284, 406, 420Science and Engineering of Materials (Ph.D.), 188,

283, 284, 303Social Work (Ph.D.), 427Sociology (Ph.D.), 303Spanish (Ph.D.), 303Speech and Hearing Science (Ph.D.), 283, 284, 303Theatre (Ph.D.), 247

Downtown Center, 25

Drama City, 26, 33Drawing courses, 257Drop/add of courses, 73Dual degrees, 110, 111. See also specific colleges and

programs.general graduation information about, 83in School of Health Administration and Policy, 158

EEarly Childhood Education

courses, 175program area, 168, 174program of study for, 171

East Asian Studies certificate, 308. See also AsianStudies Program.

East College, 437. See also ASU East.East European Studies

certificate in, 308, 351Ecology


Economic Forecasts, 30Economic Outlook Center, Bank One, 30, 148Economics

courses, 154Department of, 154major

in Business, College of, 154in Liberal Arts and Sciences, College of, 325transfer student information, 62

Education, College of, 166. See also specific divisionsand programs.

academic affiliation of, 19academic memberships of, 20academic specialization requirements of, 170. See

also specific specializations.academic standards of, 172accreditation of, 18admission to, 167advising for, 168arts education majors and, 247ASU West. See ASU West.centers of, 31, 166, 167college graduation requirements of, 170concentrations in, 169Curriculum and Instruction, Division of, 166degree programs of, 168, 169

at Extended Campus, 240disqualification policy of, 173divisions of, 166Educational Leadership and Policy Studies, Division

of, 166General Studies requirements of, 168human development courses, 168, 170major, 169

requirements, 170organization of, 9, 166

560

preprofessional program ofacademic standards for, 172admission to, 167

preschool of, 38, 167professional program of

academic standards for, 172admission to, 167

Professional Teacher Preparation Program (PTPP).See Professional Teacher PreparationProgram (PTPP).

program areas of, 166. See also specific divisionsand programs.

program of study for, 167Psychology in Education, Division of, 166retention policy of, 173theatre education and, 247transfer student information, 167Undergraduate Academic Services, Division of, 29university graduation requirements of, 168

Education, cooperative. See Cooperative educationprograms.

Educational Leadership and Policy Studies, Division of,166

courses, 180Educational Media and Computers

courses, 176program area, 174

Educational Psychologycourses, 183

Educational records fee, 45El Zócalo residential community, 39Electives requirement for graduation, 83Electrical Engineering, Department of, 222

course requirements of, 222courses, 224degree requirements of, 222program of study for, 223technical electives of, 223technology-delivered degree programs of, 241, 242

Electromagnetics elective, 223Electronic Circuits elective, 223Electronic systems option, 444Electronics and Computer Engineering Technology,

Department ofcourses, 446degree programs of, 443graduation requirements, 444purpose of, 443student organizations, 445

Electronics Engineering Technologycourses, 445program of study for, 445

Elementary Educationcourses, 176English courses, 327graduation requirements of, 171program area, 168, 174program of study for, 171student teaching requirements, 172theatre academic specialization, 278

Employmentfinancial aid and, 50residency classification policy for transferrals, 48

Energy Studies Program, 110Energy Systems emphasis, 205, 234Engineering, School of, 194. See also specific

departments and programs.accreditation, 197admission to, 62, 194Chemical, Bio, and Materials Engineering,

Department of, 196Civil and Environmental Engineering, Department of,

211Computer Science and Engineering, Department of,

216courses, 197

Analysis and Systems, 197Engineering Core, 197Society, Values, and Technology, 198

degree programs of, 194degree requirements of, 196Electrical Engineering, Department of, 222Engineering Special Studies, 195graduation requirements of, 197Industrial and Management Systems Engineering,

Department of, 227majors of, 195Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Department

of, 230options of, 195program of study for, 196

Engineering Core, 197First-Year Composition requirements, 196General Studies requirements, 196

purpose of, 194TOEFL requirements for, 64

Engineering and Applied Sciences, College of, 182.See also specific departments and programs.

academic standards of, 188accreditation of, 18admission to, 182

residency requirements for, 185advising for, 186college degree requirements, 188concentrations of, 187cooperative education program of, 185degree programs of, 186, 187Del E. Webb School of Construction, 191departments of, 182disqualification from, 189energy studies certificate and, 110Engineering, School of, 182, 194Extended Campus degree programs of, 242First-Year Composition requirement of, 186Foundation Coalition Program, 189general information, 190General Studies requirements of, 186GPA requirements of, 185graduate programs of, 186graduation requirements of, 186

INDEX 561

honor societies of, 190integrated bachelor’s and master’s degrees, 186majors of, 187Minority Engineering Program, 189organization of, 9, 182preprofessional status admission, 185professional status admission, 185purpose of, 182readmission to, 185reinstatement to, 189research centers and institutes, 32, 182retention policy of, 188scholarships for, 190special programs of, 189Student Academic Services, 190student responsibilities, 189TOEFL requirements of, 185transfer student information, 62, 185

course work currency, 188Women in Applied Sciences and Engineering

Program (WISE), 189Engineering Mechanics emphasis, 234Engineering Special Studies, Programs in, 238Engineering Technology core courses, 440English

courses, 327Department of, 326First-Year Composition courses. See First-Year

Composition.major, 326

evening degree programs of, 241minor in, 326placement examinations for, 68as a Second Language (ESL). See ESL.Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL).

See TOEFL.Enrollment, 58. See also Admission.

continuous, 80definitions of, 73verification guidelines, 72

Environmental Analysis and Programming courses,122, 123

Environmental Design and Planning courses, 138Environmental emphasis, 200Environmental Engineering

as Civil Engineering option, 212degree requirements of, 213program of study for, 213

Environmental Resources courses, 138Environmental Science and Ecology


Environmental Studies, Center for, 36Environmental Technology Management

courses, 450option, 448

Equal opportunity/affirmative action policies, 23ESL

major, 168through Extended Campus programs, 243

Essential Functional Abilities of Undergraduate NursingStudent, 397

EthicsJoan and David Lincoln Center for Applied Ethics,

31, 148Examination(s)

comprehensive, 67entrance, 59placement, 68proficiency, 68

Exchange programs. See Foreign study programs.Executive degree programs, 144Exercise and Sport Research (ESRI) Institute, 35Exercise and Wellness concentration, 330Exercise Science (Ph.D.), 283Exercise Science and Physical Education, Department

of, 330Exercise Science concentration, 330Expulsion for academic dishonesty, 78Extended Campus, 25Extended Education

College of, 240organization of, 9

in Nursing, College of, 400

FFacility for High Resolution Electron Microscopy

(HREM), 34Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, 78Family Resources and Human Development

courses, 337Department of, 333specialization in Secondary Education, 335

Family Studies courses, 335Family Studies/Child Development, 334FAQ, 15Farmer, Hiram Bradford, 23Federal Direct Parent Loan for Undergraduate Students

(PLUS), 50Federal Pell Grant, 49Federal Perkins Loan, 50Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant,

49Federal Work-Study program, 50Fee(s). See also Tuition.

admission application, 59for classes, 51for delinquent payments, 47dissertation, 45for educational records, 45for Graduate College application, 285for Nursing, College of, 44, 400for official transcripts, 76for registration, 71for returned checks, 45special, 45for Student Health services, 41summer session, 44

562

Fibers concentration, 252courses, 259

Film Studies Program, 110Finance

Center for the Study of, 31, 148Department of, 156

courses, 157major, 156, 157

Financial aid, 37, 48in Air Force ROTC program, 310in Army ROTC program, 369for cooperative programs, 72for Engineering and Applied Sciences, College of,

190for nondegree applicants, 62in Nursing, College of, 400satisfactory academic progress certification for, 77taxability of, 50to Technology and Applied Sciences, College of, 440for tuition payments, 46types of, 49

Financial Aid Services Through Technology (FASIT),49

Financial Aid Trust fee, 45, 46Financial Guarantee form, 285Fine Arts

College of. See also specific schools anddepartments.

academic standards of, 246accreditation of, 18admission to, 245advising, 245Art, School of, 249Dance, Department of, 259general information about, 249General Studies requirements of, 247graduation requirements of, 245Institute for Studies in the Arts, 33language study requirements of, 245Music, School of, 263organization of, 9, 245preprofessional programs of, 249purpose of, 245special programs of, 246Theatre, Department of, 275transfer student information, 245undergraduate credit for graduate courses, 249

facilities for, 26in General Studies requirements, 85

First-Year CompositionGeneral Studies requirements and, 85required for graduation, 79. See also specific

colleges and programs.First-Year Seminar series, 57FLASH bus, 46Fletcher Library, 26Flight training, 441Food and Nutrition courses, 336Food Industry/Food Science option, 456Food Service Management option, 333

Foreign languages. See also TOEFL (Test of Englishas a Foreign Language); specific languages.

courses, 352for Graduate College programs, 289for international professions, 351placement tests for, 68, 352requirements for, 352

Foreign students. See International students.Foreign study programs, 432


in University Honors College, 293Forensic Squad, Sun Devil, 43Foundation Coalition Program, 189Four Winds residential community, 39Fraternities, 38Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), 49Freedom of speech policies, 23French


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ), 15Freshman Year Experience Program, 38Freshmen

admission procedures for, 59aptitude requirements for, 60

GGallery(ies). See Collections and galleries.Galvin Playhouse, 26Gammage, Grady, 23Gammage Memorial Auditorium, 26General Agribusiness concentration, 456General Building Construction option, 192General Dietetics option, 334General information, 22General Mathematics option, 361General Studies courses

abbreviation codes for, 6, 86advanced placement credits for, 66, 79, 84awareness areas defined, 84CLEP credits for, 67, 83core areas defined, 84required for graduation, 79. See also specific

colleges and schools.table of, 87

Genesis New Plays Project, 249Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Lab and

Visualization Center, 28Geography, Department of, 337Geology, Department of, 340

courses, 341Geotechnical Engineering elective, 211, 212German


INDEX 563

Gerontology Certificate, 110, 241, 284GIS (Geographic Information Systems), 28Global awareness in General Studies requirements, 86Global outreach

through Extended Campus programs, 243Goldwater Materials Science Laboratories, 34Good standing (academic), definition of, 77GPA (Grade Point Average)

for academic good standing, 77academic renewal and, 70computations of, 73, 75for Dean’s List, 77for Engineering and Applied Sciences, College of

cooperative education programs, 186graduation requirement, 79for honors recognition, 83


in Graduate College, 288for International Business Studies, 159for readmission, 69for University Honors College, 294

Gradesappeals process for, 75changes of, 75definitions of, 72GPA (Grade Point Average). See GPA.options, 72system for, 72viewing, 76

Graduate College, 283academic integrity, 290academic standards of, 288admission to, 284

classifications of, 286eligibility for, 284notice of, 286

advising for, 287application for graduation, 289application to, 285assistantships and notetaking services, 287audit enrollment, 287catalog requirement determination, 287change in degree programs, 286course loads, 287degree programs of, 283foreign language requirements, 289GPA requirements, 284grading for, 287Graduate Council Appeals Board (GCAB) policies,

290Interdisciplinary Study programs, 283. See also

Interdisciplinary Studies.misconduct in research and creative activities, 290re-entry to, 286student responsibilities, 290supervisory committees of, 288test requirements, 285

withdrawal from courses, 287withdrawal from university, 289

Graduate Council Appeals Board (GCAB) policies, 290Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT)

workshops for, 41Graduate Nurse Organization (GNO), 401Graduate programs. See Doctoral degree(s); Graduate

College; Master’s degree(s); specific collegesand programs.

Graduate Record Exam (GRE) workshops, 41Graduation

college requirements for, 83. See also specificcolleges and programs.

declaration of, 81fees for, 45General Catalog year determination for, 80general information about, 83requirements for, 82university requirements for, 79, 83

Grady Gammage Memorial Auditorium, 26Grand Canyon University and ASU 3+2 program, 189,

190Grants, 49. See also Financial aid.Graphic Communications emphasis, 448Graphic Design

courses, 131degree requirements for, 127program of study for, 127

Greek, ancient, 355Guitar concentration, 265

HHarassment policies, 23Harry Wood Gallery, 27Hayden Library, 25Hayden’s Ferry Review, 41Hazardous Materials and Waste Management

Certificate, 448Health Administration and Policy, School of, 157Health Care Related Curriculum, 401Health education, 41Health physics, certificate in, 308Health Science, 333Health Services Administration courses, 158Heavy Construction option, 193Hebrew, 355Herberger Center for Design Excellence, 30Hewlett-Packard Adaptive Technology Center, 40Hispanic Greek Council, 38Hispanic Mother/Daughter Program, 40Hispanic Research Center, PRIME project and, 244Historical awareness in General Studies requirements,

86History

courses, 343Department of, 343evening degree programs of, 241

564

History and Philosophy of Science courses, 371History/Theory and Criticism emphasis in Department

of Theatre, 277HIV infection, 41Home Economics Education courses, 337Honor points. See GPA (Grade Point Average).Honor societies

in Business, College of, 142in Electronics and Computer Engineering

Technology, Department of, 445in Nursing, College of, 401

Honors College. See University Honors College.Honors courses, 57, 295. See also University Honors

College.Horticulture, Urban


Housing, on-campus. See Residence halls.Housing and Urban Development major

courses, 139at Extended Campus, 240

Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection, 41Human Nutrition option, 334Human Nutrition–Dietetics concentration, 334Human Resources Management, 161Human Services, College of

accreditation of, 21organization of, 9

Humanitiescourses, 347in General Studies requirements, 85Interdisciplinary Program, 346in Liberal Arts and Sciences, College of,

requirements, 305

IID card

fee for, 45for registration, 71

Immunization requirements, 59Incomplete grades, 72Independent Learning in Extended Campus programs,

242Indian(s). See also Native Americans.Indian Data Center, Labriola National American, 25Indian Education

Center for, 31, 166courses, 178

Indian Legal Program, 296Indonesian, 355Industrial and Management Systems Engineering,

Department of, 227. See also IndustrialEngineering; Manufacturing Engineering.

career options, 227courses, 229

Industrial Designcourses, 131degree requirements for, 128program of study for, 126

Industrial Engineeringdegree requirements, 227program of study for, 228

Industrial Technology Managementcourses, 451option, 448

Information and Management Core courses, 451Information and Management Technology, Department

of, 447degree programs of, 447graduation requirements of, 447purpose of, 447

Information Technology (IT), 27Information Technology option, 447Innovation in Engineering Education, Center for (CIEE),

32Institute(s). See also Center(s).

for Cocurricular Programs and Service (ICPS), 38Exercise and Sport Research (ESRI), 35of Human Origins (IHO), 35L. William Seidman Research, 142, 148Manufacturing, 32Morrison Institute for Public Policy, 36for Studies in the Arts, 33

Instruction Support Group and Lab, 28Instructional Television Fixed Service (ITFS), 242Instructor-initiated drop, 73Instructor-initiated withdrawals, 74Instrumental concentration, 264Insurance, 41

for international students, 65, 286for Nursing students, 397

Integrated Circuit Materials emphasis, 205Integrity, academic, 78Interactive Computer Graphics emphasis, 448Interactive Instructional Television Program (IITP), 242Intercollegiate Athletics, 43Interdisciplinary Studies, 110

Bachelor of (B.I.S.), 112, 143courses, 113

Humanities Program, 347in Liberal Arts and Sciences, College of, 307in Molecular and Cellular Biology, 370overseen by Graduate College, 283in Physics and Astronomy, 373

Interfraternity Council, 38Interior Design

courses, 132degree requirements for, 129program of study for, 129

Intermedia concentration, 252courses, 257

International Baccalaureate Diploma/Certificate creditawards, 67, 69

for General Studies requirements, 79International Business Studies, Certificate in, 147, 159International Programs (Study Abroad), 432


INDEX 565

course prefixes for, 57for University Honors College, 293

International studentsadmission requirements for, 64

to Graduate College, 285First-Year Composition requirement for, 79residency classification policy, 47

International Youth Arts Festival, 249Internet courses, 242Internship(s)

in College of Business, 147community service, 39research, 39Service Learning, 29in University Honors College, 294

Interpreters Theatre, 43InTouch, 46

final grade access, 76medical insurance through, 41

Ion Beam Analysis of Materials (IBeAM) Facility, 34Islamic Studies Program, 110Italian


“Iter,” 33

JJ. Russell and Bonita Nelson Fine Arts Center, 26Japanese


Jazz concentration, 266Jewish Studies, Certificate in, 308

with Religious Studies major, 387Joan and David Lincoln Center for Applied Ethics, 31,

148John J. Ross-William C. Blakley Law Library, 26, 296John S. Armstrong Law Building, 296Joint Admission Continuous Enrollment, 436Joint Urban Design Program, 114, 244Journal of American Indian Education, 31Journalism


Economics courses for, 154Jurimetrics Journal of Law, Science and Technology,

33, 296Justice Studies (Ph.D.), 284Justice Studies, School of, 416

admission to, 417advising, 417American Indian Justice Studies Certificate Program

and, 418courses, 418degree requirements of, 417

General Studies requirements, 417transfer of credits to, 418

KKAET Television, 27

Walter Cronkite School of Journalism andTelecommunication and, 413

Katzin Concert Hall, 26Kerr Cultural Center, 26Keyboard concentration, 266

LL. William Seidman Research Institute, 142, 148Laboratory(ies)


Child Development, 38Child Study, 38Facility for High Resolution Electron Microscopy

(HREM), 34Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Lab and

Visualization Center, 28Goldwater Materials Science, 34Ion Beam Analysis of Materials (IBeAM) Facility, 34Materials Preparation Facility (MPF), 34Materials Science Electron Microscopy (MSEML), 34

Laboratory courses in General Studies requirements,86

Labriola National American Indian Data Center, 25Landscape Architecture courses, 139Language(s)

foreign. See Foreign languages.Languages and Literatures, Department of, 348. See

also Foreign languages; specific languages.Latin, 357Latin American Studies

Center for, 34, 148certificate in, 308

with Anthropology major, 311with Economics major, 325with Geography major, 337with Religious Studies major, 387with Spanish major, 351

Law, College of, 296academic memberships of, 20academic recognition, 297accreditation of, 18, 298admission to, 297Center for the Study of Law, Science and

Technology, 33course numbering for, 57degree programs of, 297grading system of, 297library, 26, 296organization of, 296program of study for, 297retention standards of, 295

566

Law, Science and Technology, Center for the Study of,33, 296

Law library, 26, 296Law School Admission Test (LSAT) workshops, 41Learning Resource Center, 38

in Nursing, College of, 400Liberal Arts and Sciences, College of, 299. See also

specific departments and programs.academic honesty, 307academic memberships of, 20academic standards of, 307accreditation of, 18admission to, 299advising for, 300Aerospace Studies, Department of, 310African American Studies Program, 311Anthropology, Department of, 311Biology, Department of, 315certificate programs of, 307Chemistry and Biochemistry, Department of, 319Chicana and Chicano Studies, Department of, 324college degree requirements, 304Computer Science, 325course loads in, 306degree programs of, 300, 301disqualification, 307distribution requirements, 305Economics, 325evening programs at Extended Campus, 241Exercise Science and Physical Education,

Department of, 330Family Resources and Human Development,

Department of, 333foreign language requirement, 306general electives, 306General Studies requirements, 304Geography, Department of, 337Geology, Department of, 340grade options, 306graduation requirements, 304, 306History, Department of, 343independent learning, 307interdisciplinary studies, 307. See also

Interdisciplinary Studies.Languages and Literatures, Department of, 348major

fields of study classifications, 305requirements, 304, 306“undeclared,” 300

Mathematics, Department of, 360Microbiology, Department of, 366Military Officer Training (Air Force ROTC), 310Military Science, Department of (Army ROTC), 368minors, 300, 304organization of, 9, 299Philosophy, Department of, 370Physics and Astronomy, Department of, 372Plant Biology, Department of, 376

Political Science, Department of, 380preprofessional program advising, 300probation, 307proficiency requirements, 304program of study for, 306Psychology, Department of, 384purpose of, 299Religious Studies, Department of, 387research centers of, 309. See also Center(s); specific

centers.Sociology, Department of, 389Speech and Hearing Science, Department of, 392student responsibilities, 307transfer to, 299University Honors College participation, 299, 307Washington Semester Program, 307Women’s Studies Program, 394

Library(ies), 25Architecture and Environmental Design, 25, 114Arizona Historical Foundation, 25Fletcher, 26Hayden, 25of Institute of Human Origins, 36John J. Ross-William C. Blakley Law, 26, 296Law, 26, 296Music, School of, 26Noble Science and Engineering, 26rare books, 25

Library Instruction, Systems, and Technology (L.I.S.T.),25

Library Science courses, 178Lifelong Learning Programs, 243, 244Linguistics

courses, 330programs in, 111

Literacy in General Studies requirements, 85Loans, 50. See also Financial aid.Long Island University/C.W. Post Campus

ASU 3+2 program with, 190Louise Lincoln Kerr Cultural Center, 26Low-Power Electronics, Center for, 32Lyceum Theatre, 26

MMajors

in Architecture and Environmental Design, Collegeof, 115, 116

at ASU East, 11, 437at ASU Main, 10in Business, College of, 145in Education, College of, 169in Engineering and Applied Sciences, College of, 187in Fine Arts, College of, 246in Graduate College, 283in Liberal Arts and Sciences, College of, 301in Public Programs, College of, 406requirements for graduation, 83

INDEX 567

ManagementDepartment of, 160

Business Processes Management, 162elective courses, 162General Management, 160graduate programs in, 162graduation requirements, 162Human Resources Management, 161major proficiency requirements, 162Management courses, 163Operations and Production Management courses,

163Quantitative Business Analysis courses, 164skills emphasis in, 160Small Business and Entrepreneurship, 161

School ofaccreditation of, 21organization of, 9

Manufacturing and Aeronautical EngineeringTechnology, Department of, 452

Manufacturing and Materials Processing emphasis, 205Manufacturing emphasis, 234Manufacturing Engineering option, 228

in Engineering Special Studies program, 238Manufacturing Engineering Technology

courses, 454emphasis, 452major, 452

Manufacturing Institute (MI), 32Map Collection, 26Marketing


Mass Communicationcourses, 415major, 214

Master’s degree(s), 283. See also specific colleges andprograms.

Accountancy (M.Acc.), 145Aerospace Engineering (M.S., M.S.E.), 188Agribusiness (M.S.), 437Anthropology (M.A.), 302Architecture (M. Arch.), 118Architecture (M.Arch.), 115Art (M.A., M.F.A.), 246at ASU East, 290at ASU Main, 290at ASU West, 534Bioengineering (M.S.), 188Biology (M.S.), 302Building Design (M.S.), 115Business Administration (M.B.A.), 145Chemical Engineering (M.S., M.S.E.), 188Chemistry (M.S.), 302Civil Engineering (M.S., M.S.E.), 188Communication (M.A.), 406Communication Disorders (M.S.), 302Composition (M.M.), 246Computer Science (M.C.S., M.S.), 188

Construction (M.S.), 188Counseling (M.C.), 169Counselor Education (M.Ed.), 169Creative Writing (M.F.A.), 246, 283, 302Curriculum and Instruction (M.A., M.Ed.), 169Dance (M.F.A.), 246Design (M.S.D.), 115Economics (M.S.), 145Educational Administration and Supervision (M.A.,

M.Ed.), 169Educational Media and Computers (M.Ed.), 169Educational Psychology (M.A., M.Ed.), 169Electrical Engineering (M.S., M.S.E.), 188Engineering (M.S.), 241, 242Engineering Science (M.S., M.S.E.), 188English (M.A.), 302Environmental Planning (M.E.P.), 115Environmental Resources (M.S.), 115Exercise Science/Physical Education (M.S.), 302Family Resources and Human Development (M.S.),

302in Fine Arts, College of, 245in foreign languages (M.A.), 302, 303Geography (M.A.), 302Geology (M.S.), 302Health Services Administration (M.H.S.A.), 145, 158Higher and Postsecondary Education (M.Ed.), 170History (M.A.), 303Humanities (M.A.), 303Industrial Engineering (M.S., M.S.E.), 188Information Management (M.S.), 145interdisciplinary programs of Graduate College, 283Justice Studies (M.S.), 406Learning and Instructional Technology (M.A., M.Ed.),

170Mass Communication (M.M.C.), 406, 415Mathematics (M.A.), 303Mechanical Engineering (M.S., M.S.E.), 188Microbiology (M.S.), 303Molecular and Cellular Biology (M.S.), 303Music (M.A.), 246Music Education (M.M.), 246Natural Science (M.N.S.), 303Nursing (M.S.), 398Performance (M.M.), 246Philosophy (M.A.), 303Physical Education (M.P.E.), 303Physics (M.S.), 303Plant Biology (M.S.), 303Political Science (M.A.), 303Public Administration (M.P.A.), 240, 406, 420Public Health (M.P.H.), 158Recreation (M.S.), 406, 423Religious Studies (M.A.), 303of Science (M.S.). See areas of specialization.Social and Philosophical Foundations of Education

(M.A.), 170Social Work (M.S.W.), 427Sociology (M.A.), 303

568

Special Education (M.A., M.Ed.), 170Statistics (M.S.), 145, 283, 284, 303Taxation (M.Tax), 145teacher certification and, 173Teaching English as a Second Language (M.TESL),

303Technology (M.B.A.), 144, 240Technology (M.Tech.), 437Theatre (M.A., M.F.A.), 245

Mastery, demonstration of, 76Materials emphasis, 200Materials Preparation Facility (MPF), 34Materials Science and Engineering

career opportunities, 198course requirements of, 204courses, 209degree requirements of, 204emphasis areas of, 205program of study for, 206

Materials Science Electron Microscopy Laboratory(MSEML), 34

Mathematicscourses, 363degree requirements, 359Department of, 359in General Studies requirements, 85minor, 362placement examinations for, 68

Mathematics Education courses, 365Matthews, Arthur John, 23McClintock Hall, 294Measles immunization requirement, 59Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering. See also

Aerospace Engineering; MechanicalEngineering.

courses, 235degree requirements of, 231Department of, 230engineering core options, 231

Mechanical Engineering, 233major requirements of, 233program of study for, 234

Mechanical Engineering Technology emphasis, 452Mechanical Metallurgy emphasis, 205Media Center, 114Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT)

workshops for, 41Medical engineering. See Bioengineering.Medical Technology courses, 367Medical withdrawal, 74Medieval and Renaissance Studies

Arizona Center for, 33, 308certificate in, 111, 308

Mediterranean Studies, 33Memorial Union, 41Mentorships

in Business Honors Program, 147in University Honors College, 294

Metallic Materials Systems emphasis, 205

Metals concentration in School of Art, 253courses, 259

Meteorite Studies, Center for, 34Meteorology emphasis, 337Microbiology, Department of, 366Microelectronics Engineering Technology

courses, 447Microelectronics option, 444Microfilming fees, 289Midterm reports, 76Military members and residency classification, 48Military Officer Training (Air Force ROTC), 111, 310.

See also United States Air Force ROTCprogram.

Military Science, Department of (Army ROTC), 368.See also United States Army ROTC program.

ROTC coursesfor Nursing students, 401

Minority Engineering Program, 189Minors, 109. See also specific colleges and programs.


in College of Business, 143in Fine Arts, College of, 245in Planning and Landscape Architecture, School of,

133requirements for graduation, 83

Molecular and Cellular Bioengineering emphasis, 203Molecular Biosciences


Morrison Institute for Public Policy, 36MUAB, 41Multicultural Advancement Program (MAP), 40Multicultural Education

courses, 178program area in, 174

Museum Studies certificate, 308Music, School of, 263

admission to, 263audition requirements, 263Bachelor of Arts degree requirements, 264Bachelor of Music degree requirements, 264basic musicianship statement of, 263courses, 275diagnostic examinations for, 263graduate programs in, 270instrument rental fee, 45library of, 26private instruction fee, 45, 46

Music Educationaudition requirements, 263Choral-General concentration, 264courses, 271curriculum requirements, 264Instrumental concentration, 264String concentration, 265

Music History/Literature courses, 270Music Performance courses, 272

INDEX 569

Music Theatre, 26concentration in, 267

Music Theory and Composition courses, 270Music Therapy major

audition requirements, 264curriculum requirements, 264, 268

NNational Architectural Accrediting Board, 118National Council Licensure Examination for Registered

Nurses, 397National Guard Service, 369National Panhellenic Council, 38Native Americans

American Indian Justice Studies Certificate, 418Indian Education

Center for, 31, 166courses, 178

Indian Legal Program, 296Labriola National American Indian Data Center, 25residency classification policy for, 48

Natural Sciencesin General Studies requirements, 86in Liberal Arts and Sciences, College of,

requirements, 305Nelson Fine Arts Center, 26New Partnership in Baccalaureate Education, 24, 4351907 Gallery, 26Noble Science and Engineering Library, 26Nondegree applicants

admission requirements for, 62in College of Business, 143readmission of, 69

Nonprofit Management, certificate in, 241Nonprofit/Youth Agency Administration, 422Normal School of Arizona, 23Northlight Gallery, 26, 246Norwegian, 357Notetaking services, 287Numbering system for courses, 56Numeracy in General Studies requirements, 85Nurse Practitioner, 44, 241Nursing, College of, 396

academic membership of, 21academic standards, 399accreditation of, 19admission to, 62, 396

of registered nurses, 397advising, 397clinical facilities of, 400Community Health Services Clinic, 400Continuing and Extended Education Program, 400courses, 401degree programs of, 398fees, 44, 400grading, 399graduation requirements, 398

honors program, 400insurance for students, 397organization of, 396program of study for, 398purpose of, 396readmission to, 397ROTC courses and, 401student activities, 400student employment and, 398transfer to, 396transportation needs, 400

OOccupational therapy

preprofessional advising, 300WICHE program and, 112

Office of National Scholarship Advisement (ONSA),293

Office of University Evaluation, 29Office of Youth Preparation, 244Officer Qualifying Test, United States Air Force, 310Oliver B. James Collection, 27Omnibus courses

graduate, 57undergraduate, 56

Operations and Production Management courses, 163Optometry


Orchestral Instrument concentration, 267Organ Hall, 26Orientation, 60Osteopathy


PPainting concentration, 253

courses, 257Panhellenic Council, 38Parent Loan for Undergraduate Students (PLUS), 50Parking fees, 45, 47Pass/fail enrollment, 73Paul V. Galvin Playhouse, 26Payments, tuition, 46Pell Grant, 49Performance

School of Dance concentration, 260School of Music major

Guitar concentration, 265Jazz concentration, 266Keyboard concentration, 266Music Theatre concentration, 267Orchestral Instrument concentration, 267Piano Accompanying concentration, 267Voice concentration, 268

570

Performing arts facilities, 26Perkins Loan, 50Petitions for variance from degree requirements, 82.

See also specific departments and programs.Pharmacy preprofessional advising, 300Philosophy


Photographic Studies major, 250Photography concentration, 253

courses, 258Photosynthesis Seminar Series, 35Physical Education concentration, 331Physical Geography courses, 339Physical Sciences courses, 375Physical therapy preprofessional advising, 300Physics. See also Physics and Astronomy, Department

of.courses, 375

Physics and Astronomy, Department of, 372Piano Accompanying concentration, 267Piano placement examinations, 263Placement examinations, 68. See also Advanced

Placement (AP) credit.for foreign languages, 352for piano, 263

Plagiarism, 78Planning and Landscape Architecture, School of, 132

admission to, 134degree programs of, 133degree requirements for, 135graduate programs in, 134minors in, 133organization of, 133portfolio requirements for, 134purpose of, 132

Plant Biologycourses, 379Department of, 376graduate programs, 378

PLUS Loan, 50Podiatry preprofessional advising, 300Political Science


Polymers and Composites emphasis, 206Portfolio Seminar, 118Portfolios for Architecture, School of, 119Portuguese, 357Post-Master’s Family Nurse Practitioner

certificate in, 241fee for, 44

Power Systems elective, 223Precision Flight Team, 442Prelaw studies

in Business, College of, 148

Economics courses for, 154, 325in Justice Studies, School of, 417in Liberal Arts and Sciences, College of, 300

Premedical Engineering, 238Premedical studies. See also Premedical Engineering.

emphasis for Bioengineering, 203emphasis for Chemical Engineering, 200in Liberal Arts and Sciences, College of, 300

Preprofessional programs. See also specificdepartments and programs.

in Liberal Arts and Sciences, College of, 300Pre-Professional Skills Test (PPST)

for College of Education, 167Prerequisites for courses, defined, 57Preschool of College of Education, 38, 167Preveterinary medicine concentration, 456PRIME (Project to Improve Minority Education), 244Printmaking concentration, 253

courses, 258Prism Theatre, 27Probation, academic, 77Professional and Continuing Education, 242, 244Professional Development, Center for (School of

Engineering), 182Professional Field Experiences, Office of (Education),

166Professional Nursing Program, 396Professional Officer Course (Air Force ROTC), 310Professional Programs and Institutes (PPI), 242Professional Teacher Preparation Program (PTPP),

167. See also Education, College of.areas of concentration or endorsements, 168for arts education majors, 245, 251field experience requirements, 172options for, 168program of study for, 171student teaching requirements, 172in Theatre Education, 277, 278

Proficiency examinations, 68Program(s)

3+2, 189, 190Academic Access (AAP), 146Access Employment, 40Advanced Public Executive, 244American English and Culture Program (AECP), 65in Architecture and Environmental Design, College

of, 118Art, School of, 246Asian Studies. See Asian Studies Programs.Attendant Management Training, 40Business Honors, 147, 159Campus Communities, 38Computer Training (Extended Campus), 243, 244cooperative. See Cooperative education programs.in Engineering Special Studies, 238Exchange, 432Foundation Coalition, 189Freshman Year Experience, 38Hispanic Mother/Daughter Program, 40

INDEX 571

Indian Legal, 296interdisciplinary. See Interdisciplinary Studies.Interdisciplinary Humanities, 346International, 432. See International Programs.Joint Urban Design, 244Lifelong Learning (Extended Campus), 243, 244Mentoring, 147Minority Engineering, 189Multicultural Advancement (MAP), 40Professional Nursing, 396Student Leadership, 38Study Abroad, 432Traveling Scholar, 72Understanding the University Experience, 40Washington Semester, 307Women in Applied Sciences and Engineering

(WISE), 189Women’s Studies, 394

Program assessment, Office of University Evaluation,29

Program of study requirements for graduation, 81. Seealso specific colleges and programs.

Project 1000, 35Propulsion emphasis, 232Psychology


Psychology in Education, Division of, 166, 182Public Administration, 284Public Affairs, School of, 420Public Programs, College of, 405. See also specific

departments and programs.academic affiliation of, 20academic memberships of, 21academic standards of, 408accreditation of, 19admission to, 405Advanced Public Executive Program, 244advising, 405Communication, Department of, 409communication requirements, 407computer requirements, 407concentrations of, 406course load, 406degree programs of, 406, 407disqualification from, 408at Extended Campus, 240First-Year Composition requirements, 407foreign language requirements, 407General Studies requirements, 407graduation requirements of, 407Justice Studies, School of, 416majors in, 406Morrison Institute for Public Policy, 36organization of, 9, 405pass/fail option, 408physical education courses limitation, 408purpose of, 405

Recreation Management and Tourism, Departmentof, 420

reinstatement to, 408student council of, 408transfer credit to, 405University Honors College programs of, 408Urban Data Center, 244Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and

Telecommunication, 413Public works construction, 193Pure Mathematics option, 361

QQuality Analysis Certificate, 147Quantitative Business Analysis courses, 156, 164Quantitative Reasoning in General Studies

requirements, 85

RREACH, 38Reading and Library Science program area, 174Reading Education courses, 178Readmission, 69. See also Reinstatement.

academic good standing and, 78Real Estate, 152, 153Recital Hall, 27Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic (RFB&D), 40Records (educational)

access to, 78fees for, 45, 47holds on, 76location of, 78

Recreation courses, 423Recreation Management and Tourism, Department of,

422Refugees, residency classification policy, 47Refunds

of drop/add courses, 73of special fees, 46of tuitions, 46for withdrawals, 74

Regents’ Professors, 521Regents’ Transfer Scholarships, 294Registered Nurses. See Nursing, College of.Registration, 71

late fee for, 45, 46Reinstatement for academic disqualification, 78Religious Studies


Remedial enrollment, 73Research centers, institutes, and laboratories, 30, 148Research internship, 39Research Park, 25Research Support Group, 28

572

Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC). See UnitedStates Air Force ROTC program; United StatesArmy ROTC program.

Residence hallsfor ASU East, 38, 435for ASU Main, 37fee for, 46, 47for students with disabilities, 38for University Honors College, 294

Residency classificationadmission information, 59

for Engineering and Applied Sciences, College of,185

procedures and policies regarding, 47transfer student information, 62tuition based on, 44WICHE program and, 112

Resident credit requirements, 79Residential communities, 39Residential Construction option, 193Residential Life Office, 37Restricted withdrawals, 73Retention standards, 77ROTC (Reserve Officer Training Corps). See United

States Air Force ROTC program; United StatesArmy ROTC program.

Rubeola immunization, 59Russian, 350


Russian and East European Studies Programcertificate in, 310, 351with Religious Studies major, 387

SSAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test), 59Satisfactory academic progress, 77Satisfactory grades, 73Scandinavian, 358Schedule of Classes, 56

General Studies courses listings in, 87registration and, 71

Scholar-in-residence program, 294Scholarly Publishing certificate, 309Scholarship Office, 49. See also Financial aid.Scholarships, 49. See also Financial aid.

in Nursing, College of, 400Regents’ Transfer, 294to Technology and Applied Sciences, College of, 440United States Air Force, 310United States Army, 369in University Honors College, 293

Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT), 59School(s). See also specific schools.

graduation requirements for, 83list of, 9

Sciencein General Studies requirements, 86History and Philosophy of, 371

Science and Engineering of Materials, 284Sculpture concentration, 254

courses, 258Secondary Education

courses, 179program area, 168, 174program of study for, 171specializations

Biological Sciences, 316Chemistry, 319Communication, 410Economics, 326English, 326Family Resources and Human Development, 335foreign languages, 351Geography, 338History, 343Journalism, 414Mathematics, 362Physical Education, 331Physics, 373Political Science, 381Psychology, 385Social Studies, 311, 390Theatre, 278

student teaching requirements, 172Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry (SIMS) laboratory,

34Semiconductor Processing emphasis, 201Service Learning internships, 29Services Marketing and Management, Center for, 30,

148Sierra Ancha Research Station, 36Small Business and Entrepreneurship, Certificate in,

147, 161Social and Behavioral Sciences

in General Studies requirements, 85in Liberal Arts and Sciences, College of,

requirements, 305, 394Social Work, School of, 425

academic standards of, 428admission to, 425advising, 426course load, 427courses, 429degree programs of, 427disqualification from, 428at Extended Campus, 240General Studies requirements, 427graduation requirements of, 427leave of absence from, 426organization of, 425probationary status, 428purpose of, 425reinstatement to, 429student responsibilities, 429

INDEX 573

transfer to, 426Tucson component of, 429University Honors College participation, 429

Society, Values, and Technology courses, 198Sociology


Solid-State Electronics elective, 223Solid-State Electronics Research, Center for, 32Sororities, 38Southeast Asian Studies

certificate in, 111with foreign language major, 351with Geography major, 337with History major, 343with Religious Studies major, 387

Southwestern University, ASU 3+2 program with, 189,190

Spanish, 350courses, 358

SPEAK test, 285Special Education

courses, 180graduation requirements, 172program area, 168, 174student teaching requirements, 172

Special Studio Art courses, 259Specialty Construction option, 193Speech and Hearing Science, Department of, 392

graduate program, 284Sports

Intercollegiate Athletics, 43recreational, 42

Standards and Appeals CommitteeCurriculum and Instruction, Division of, 173

Standards Committeepetitions for variance from degree and, 82

State Press, 41Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and

Telecommunication and, 413Statistics

in General Studies requirements, 85graduate program, 284

Statistics and Probabilitycourses, 365option, 362

Stress Analysis, Failure Prevention, and Materialsemphasis, 234

String instrument concentration, 265Structural Engineering elective, 211, 212Student Academic Integrity Policy, University, 78Student Affairs

in College of Education, 167services provided by, 37, 58

Student Code of Conduct, 58Student Financial Assistance, 48. See also Financial

aid.Student Handbook in Gerontology, 110

Student Health, 41College of Nursing requirements, 397measles immunization records, 59

Student Information System, 37Student Leadership Program(s), 38Student Life office, 40Student Nurses’ Association (SNA), 401Student Organization Resource Center, 38Student Publications, 41Student records. See Records.Student Recreation Complex (SRC), 42

fee for, 45, 46Student Services, 37, 58

Arizona Drug and Gang Prevention ResourceCenter, 43

Associated Students of Arizona State University(ASASU), 42, 400, 408

ASU/Phoenix Educational Opportunity Center, 39Career Development Center, 42. See also Career

Services.Child and Family Services, 38community service internships, 39community theme programs, 39Counseling and Consultation, 40dance, 43Disability Resources for Students (DRS), 39drama, 43educational development, 39financial aid, 37forensics, 43fraternities, 38Institute for Cocurricular Programs and Service

(ICPS), 38Intercollegiate Athletics, 43Interpreters Theatre, 43Memorial Union, 41music, 43in Nursing, College of, 400Registrar, Office of, 37religious activities, 43research internships, 39residential communities, 38Residential Life Office, 37seminar discussion classes, 39sororities, 38student development, 38Student Health, 41Student Life office, 40Student Publications, 41Student Recreation Complex (SRC), 42Testing Support Services (TSS), 41undergraduate admissions, 37, 58Upward Bound Program, 40Veterans Services, 37

Student Support Services Grant (TRIO), 40Students

with disabilities. See also Disability Resources forStudents (DRS).

admission procedures for, 65residential accommodations for, 38

574

international. See International students.typical budgets for, 48

Studio Art major, 250Studio Core Curriculum courses, 257Study Abroad Programs, 432Substance abuse, 41Summer sessions, 431

refunds for, 46Summer Sessions Bulletin, 56, 431

registration and, 71Sun Card

fee for, 45for registration, 71

Sun Cities Extended Campus, 25, 243Sun Devil Forensic Squad, 43Sundome Center for the Performing Arts, 27Supply Chain Management major

courses, 153program of study for, 152

Suspension for academic dishonesty, 78Suvannabhumi, 33Swedish, 360Swetman, Ralph W., 23System Dynamics and Control emphasis, 232Systems Science and Engineering Research Center,

32

TTaxes on financial aid, 50Teacher certification. See also Professional Teacher

Preparation Program (PTPP).Arizona requirements for, 173for arts education majors, 245, 251for Dance Education majors, 261postbaccalaureate programs for, 173in Theatre Education, 277

Technical Communications emphasis, 448Technology and Applied Sciences, College of

academic recognition, 439academic standards of, 439accreditation of, 19, 438admission to, 438advising, 439degree programs of, 438disqualification from, 439graduation requirements, 439organization of, 9, 438purpose of, 438reinstatement to, 439University Honors College participation in, 440

Technology Based Learning and Research, 167Telecommunications

courses, 416option, 444Research Center, 32

Television for Extended Campus degree programs, 242

Television Station KAET, 27Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and

Telecommunication and, 413Test of Spoken English (TSE), 285Testing requirements, 68Testing Support Services (TSS), 41Thai, 360Theatre(s), 26

Dance Arizona Repertory, 43Interpreters, 43University, 43

Theatre, Department of, 275admission to, 277Bachelor of Arts degree requirements, 276

Acting emphasis, 276Directing/Stage Management emphasis, 276History/Theory and Criticism emphasis, 277

Bachelor of Fine Arts degree requirements, 277courses, 278departmental academic specialization, 278departmental minor, 278graduate programs of, 278major requirements, 275pre-Bachelor of Arts program, 275special programs of, 246

Theatre Education, 277Theatre Performance and Production courses, 279Theory and Composition major, 269Thermosciences emphasis, 234Thesis binding fee, 45, 289Thomas Mosher Collection, 25TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language)


for Graduate College admission, 285for undergraduate admission, 59, 64

Transcripts. See also Grades.admission and, 59

to Graduate College, 285before receipt of, 64

fees for, 45, 47honors recognitions on, 295requests for, 76

Transfer General Education Core Curriculum (TGECC),63

General Studies requirements and, 79, 84, 86Transfer Partnership Degree, 144Transfer students

admission requirements, 62aptitude requirements for, 60into Architecture, School of, 119into Architecture and Environmental Design, College

of, 114into Business, College of, 144credit awards, 63

appeals procedure for, 64for General Studies requirements, 85

INDEX 575

into Education, College of, 167into Engineering and Applied Sciences, College of,

185course work currency, 188

into Fine Arts, College of, 245First-Year Composition requirement for, 79into Professional Teacher Preparation Program

(PTPP), 167into School of Music, 263into School of Social Work, 426into Technology and Applied Sciences, College of,

439within university colleges, 77into University Honors College, 294

Translation, certificate in, 351Transportation, 46Transportation/Materials Engineering, 211

as Civil Engineering elective, 212TraveLearn, 243Traveling Scholar Program, 72TRIO Student Support Services Grant, 40TTY access, 40Tuberculin test, 59Tuition, 44

academic year, 44deadlines for, 46delinquent payments, 47for Extended Campus degree programs, 241payments for, 46refunds for, 46for summer sessions, 431veterans deferred, 46

21st Century residential community, 39

UUMOJA residential community, 39Undergraduate Academic Services, Division of, 29

organization of, 9Undergraduate courses. See Course(s).Understanding the University Experience program, 40United States Air Force ROTC program, 111, 310

Engineering and Applied Sciences College courses,190

Officer Qualifying Test, 310scholarships from, 310

United States Army ROTC program, 111, 368Engineering and Applied Sciences College courses,

190National Guard Service and, 369scholarships from, 369

United States Patent and Trademark Depository, 26University

campuses and sites of, 24. See also ASU East; ASUMain; ASU West.

employment, 50equal opportunity/affirmative action policies of, 23

general information, 22grants from, 50history of, 23libraries and collections of, 25organization of, 22president of. See Coor, Lattie F.scholarships from, 49student success seminars, 29testing requirements, 68transfer among campuses, 436

University Art Museum, 27University Dance Laboratory, 27University Honors College, 293

academic memberships of, 21admission to, 294Architecture and Environmental Design College

participation in, 118Business Honors Program, 147

international topics, 159course numbering for, 57, 295courses, 295curriculum of, 293Engineering and Applied Sciences, College of,

participation in, 190graduation from, 295mission of, 293Office of National Scholarship Advisement (ONSA),

293Public Programs College participation in, 408retention in, 294School of Architecture participation in, 119School of Social Work participation in, 429Technology and Applied Sciences College

participation in, 440University Libraries Video Resources

for Extended Campus degree programs, 242University Student Academic Integrity Policy, 78University Theatre, 43Unrestricted withdrawals, 73Upward Bound Program, 40Urban and Environmental Planning courses, 140Urban Data Center, 244Urban Horticulture


Urban Planning, 116, 133program of study for, 135

Urban Studies emphasis, 338U.S. See United States.

VVerification guidelines for enrollment, 72Veterans programs

admission exceptions for, 63satisfactory academic progress certification for, 77tuition payment, 46Upward Bound, 40

576

Veterans Services, 37Veterinary medicine

college acceptance, 457preprofessional program, 456WICHE program and, 112

Vice Provost for Research, Center for EnvironmentalStudies, 36

Vietnamese, 360Visa classifications for international students

admission requirements and, 64to Graduate College, 286

Visual Literacy Collection, 25Visualization Center, 28Voice concentration, 268

WWalter Cronkite School of Journalism and

Telecommunication, 413admission to, 413advising, 413

degree programs of, 414General Studies requirements, 415purpose of, 413

Washington Semester Program, 307Water Resources Engineering, 211, 212Western Alliance to Expand Student Opportunities, 35Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education

(WICHE), 112WICHE (Western Interstate Commission for Higher

Education), 112William D. Ford Direct Student Loan, 50William S. Burroughs Collection, 25Williams Campus. See ASU East.Withdrawals, 73Women in Applied Sciences and Engineering Program

(WISE), 189Women’s Studies Program, 394

certificate in, 111, 309with Religious Studies major, 387

Work-Study program, 50Writing Across the Curriculum courses, 330

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