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SCHOOL OF DESIGN TIMETABLE 2010 [M = Monday; T = Tuesday; W = Wednesday; R = Thursday; F = Friday] Updated DKB: 2/17/2010

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Bachelor of Design Innovation (BDI) Always confirm timetable using the on-line VUW Course Catalogue, as changes occur: http://www.victoria.ac.nz/home/study/subjects/coursecatalogue.aspx First Year BDI (Typical course load = four 15pt courses per trimester) CORE COURSES

First Trimester Second Trimester DSDN 101 Design Visualisation (15 pts) Lee Gibson Core for all BDI specialisations Lecture: M 12:40-13:30 VSLT1 / LT2 and one of the following studios: (A) Studio: M/R 8:30-10:20 or WIG101 (B) Studio: M/R 10:30-12:20 WIG101

DSDN 141 Experimenting with Materials (15 pts) Bernard Guy Core only for Industrial and Media specialisations Lecture: M/W 8:30-9:20 VSLT1/2 and one of the following studios: (A) Studio A: W 9:30-12:20 or WIG101, VS001 (B) Studio B: W 12:40-15:30 WIG101, VS001

DSDN 111 Ideas & Principles of Design (15 pts) Lee GibsonCore for all BDI specialisations Lecture: W 8:30-9:20 VSLT1 / LT2 and one of the following studios: (A) Studio: T/F 8:30-10:20 or WIG101 (B) Studio: T/F10:30-12:20 WIG101

DSDN 171 A History of Design Ideas (15 pts) Margaret Petty Core for all BDI specialisations Lecture: W 16:40-18:00 VSLT1/LT2 and one of the following tutorial streams: Stream A: R 8:30-9:20 VS127 Stream B: R 9:30-10:20 VS127 Stream C: R 10:30-11:20 VS127 Stream D: F 12:40-13:30 VS127 Stream E: F 13:40-14:30 VS127 Stream F: F 14:40-15:30 VS127

DSDN 142 Creative Coding (15 pts) Angela Blachnitzky Core only for Media specialisation Lecture: W 9:30-10:20 VS LT1 and one of the following studios: (A) Studio: TF 13:40-15:30 VS 226 (B) Studio: TF 13:40-15:30 VS 322 (C) Studio: TF 13:40-15:30 VS 319

or DSDN 142 Creative Coding (15 pts) Angela Blachnitzky Core only for Media specialisation Lecture: M 13:40-14:30 VS LT2 and one of the following studios: (A) Studio: MR 14:40-16:30 VS 226 (B) Studio: MR 16:40-18:30 VS 226

DSDN 104 Digital Creation (15 pts) Lee Gibson Core only for Industrial specialisation Georgio Saltos Lecture: M 16:40-17:30 VSLT1 and one of the following studios: (A) Studio: M/R 13:40-16:30 or VS 226 (B) Studio: T/F 15:40-18:30 or VS 322 (C) Studio: T/F 15:40-18:30 VS 319

or DSDN 104 Digital Creation (15 pts) Jeongbin Ok Core only for Industrial specialisation Lecture: M 10:30-11:20 VSLT1 and one of the following studios: (A) Studio: T/F 16:40-19:30 or VS 226 (B) Studio: T/F 16:40-19:30 or VS 322 (C) Studio: T/F 16:40-19:30 VS 319

*WRIT 101 or WRIT 151 in Trimester 1, 2 or 3 Core for all BDI specialisations (Kelburn Campus)

or *WRIT 101 or WRIT 151 in Trimester 1, 2 or 3 Core for all BDI specialisations (Kelburn Campus)

+ 15 pt elective(s) as required + 15 pt elective(s) as required* Note: A student with 14 level 3 NCEA credits in English, History, Art History, Classics, Geography or Economics may substitute the WRIT requirement with any 100-level elective course. First Year Culture + Context (BDI) Specilisation: + four 15 pt electives First Year Industrial (BDI) Specilisation: + two 15 pt electives First Year Media (BDI) Specilisation: + three 15 pt electives

http://www.victoria.ac.nz/home/study/subjects/coursecatalogue.aspx


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First Year Elective Courses First Trimester Second Trimester Third Trimester DSDN 104 Digital Creation (15 pts) Lee GibsonCore for Industrial specialisation - elective for others (Refer to previous page for scheduling)

DSDN 104 Digital Creation (15 pts) Jeongbin OkCore for Industrial specialisation - elective for others (Refer to previous page for scheduling)

DSDN 104 Digital Creation (15 pts) Jeongbin Ok Core for Industrial specialisation - elective for others Lecture: M/W 9:30-10:20 VS LT2 Studio: MTWR 10:30-13:20 VS 322

DSDN 112 Ideas & Principles of Design (15 pts) Angela Blachnitzky Lecture: M 11:30-12:20 VS LT1 and one of the following studios: (A) Studio: T/F 8:30-10:20 or WIG 101 (B) Studio: T/F 10:30-12:20 WIG 101

DSDN 142 Creative Coding (15 pts) A. Blachnitzky Core for Media specialisation (Refer to previous page for scheduling)

DSDN 142 Creative Coding (15 pts) A. Blachnitzky Core for Media specialisation (Refer to previous page for scheduling)

DSDN 144 Digital Photographics 1 (15 pts) L. Gurevitch Lecture: W 10:30-11:20 VS LT1 and one of the following studios: (A) Studio: W 12:30-15:30 or VS 322 (B) Studio: W 15:40-18:30 VS 322

DSDN 144 Digital Photographics 1 (15 pts) L. Gurevitch Lecture: W 12:40-13:30 VSLT2 and one of the following studios: (A) Studio: R 11:30-14:20 or VS 322 (B) Studio: R 11:30-14:20 VS 226

DSDN 144 Digital Photographics 1 (15 pts) L. Gurevitch Lecture: M/W 13:40-14:30 VS 204 Studio: MWF 14:40-17:30 VS 322


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Recommended Minors: A minor comprises at least 60 advanced level points, including at least 20 points at 300-level) in one of a selected range of disciplines from design, commerce, humanities and social sciences, science and engineering: CULTURE + CONTEXT Minor Subject

100-level Requirement 200-level Requirement 300-level Requirement

Anthropology ANTH 101, 102 Two 200-level ANTH courses One 300-level ANTH course Art History Two courses from ARTH 111, 112, 113 Two 200-level ARTH courses One 300-level ARTH course Asian Studies ASIA 101 Two 200-level ASIA courses ASIA 301 English One 100-level ENGL course and DSDN 171 Two 200-level ENGL courses One 300-level ENGL course European Studies EURO 101 and one of:

FREN 123 GERM 103,104 (exempt with NCEA Level 3) SPAN 112 (exempt with NCEA Level 3)

(i) FREN 215, 216 or, (ii) GERM 217, 218 or (iii) SPAN 215, 216

EURO 301

Film FILM 101, DSDN 171 FILM 231 One 300-level FILM course, one further 200- or 300-level GEND or WISC course

Gender and Women's Studies GEND 101 One 200-level GEND or WISC course One 300-level GEND or WISC course One 200- or 300-level GEND or WISC course

Geography GEOG 111, 114 Two of GEOG 212, 214, 216 One of GEOG 311, 312, 314, 316 Industrial (for C+C students) DSDN 104, 141 INDN 211, 212 INDN 311 or 341 Marketing MARK 101 MARK 202, 211 One 300-level MARK course Maori Studies Two 100-level MAOR courses Two 200-level MAOR courses One 300-level MAOR course Management MGMT 101 Two of MGMT 202, 205, 206 One 300-level MGMT course Media Design (for C+C students) DSDN 142 MDDN 211 and either MDDN 201 or 221 MDDN 311 Media Studies One of MDIA 101, 102, 103 Two 200-level MDIA courses One 300-level MDIA course Music Studies *Typically one or two 100-level courses 40 points MUSC 200-level One 300-level MUSC course Sonic Arts CMPO 101 and either CMPO 110 or CMPO

184* At least 40 points from CMPO 210, 211, 280, 284, 384, MUSC 246, 247, 265*

One of CMPO 310, 340, 341

Pacific Studies PASI 101 (at least 18 points Samoan/Maori/French Language courses)

PASI 201 PASI 301 One 200 or 300-level with significant Pacific content

Philosophy PHIL 107 PHIL 270 and 210 PHIL 313 or PHIL 322 Psychology (for C+C students) PSYC 121 (15 points)

STAT 193 Strongly recommended PSYC 221, 232 (15 points each) Two of PSYC 326, 333, 334, 338 (15 pts each)

Sociology SOSC 111, 112 Two 200-level SOSC courses One 300-level SOSC course INDUSTRIAL Minor Subject


Engineering (Hardware) ENGR 101, MATH 151 CSEN 201, ELEN 201, 202 CSEN 301, and one of CSEN 302, 303 Interaction Design (for Industrial students) COMP 102, DSDN 142 IXDN 221 MDDN 321, IXDN 322 Marketing MARK 101 MARK 202, 211 One 300-level MARK course Management MGMT 101 Two of MGMT 202, 205, 206 One 300-level MGMT course Media Design (for C+C or Industrial students) DSDN 142 MDDN 211 and either MDDN 201 or 221 MDDN 311 Psychology (for Industrial students) PSYC 122 (15 points) PSYC 231, 232 (15 points) Two of Psyc 322, 327, 331, 332 (15 pts each) MEDIA Minor Subject


Art History Two courses from ARTH 111, 112, 113 Two 200-level ARTH courses One 300-level ARTH course Computer Science COMP 102, 103, MATH 161 COMP 205, 206 30 points COMP 300 Engineering (Hardware) ENGR 101, MATH 151 CSEN 201, ELEN 201, 202 CSEN 301, and one of CSEN 302, 303 Engineering (Software) COMP 102, 103, ENGR 101, SWEN 102, MATH 161 ENGR 202, one of SWEN 201, 202, 203 SWEN 302, 303 Film FILM 101, DSDN 171 FILM 231 One 300-level FILM course, one further 200- or

300-level GEND or WISC course Interaction Design (for Media Students) COMP 102, DSDN 104 DSDN 231, 232 IXDN 322 or DSDN 332 Sonic Arts CMPO 101 + either CMPO 110 or CMPO 184* At least 40 points from CMPO 210, 211, 280,

284, 384, MUSC 246, 247, 265* One of CMPO 310, 340, 341


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Culture+Context students will be required to select a second related discipline and complete sufficient courses in that area to develop a strength that supports or complements their design culture courses: That area may be another design discipline or may be an existing subject area within another undergraduate degree (BA, BCA, BE or BSc): This flows through to allow students who have completed the necessary prerequisites within their BDI, to enter an honours programme in the second subject, or to include some BA (Hons)/BCA (Hons)/BSc (Hons) courses within their Master of Design Innovation programme.

Second Year Culture + Context CORE COURSES First Trimester Second Trimester

CCDN 271 Design Ideas in Context (20 pts) Margaret Petty Lecture: W 11:30-13:00 VS LT1/2 Stream A: F 10:30-12:20 VS 308 Stream B: F 10:30-12:20 VS 204 Stream C: F 12:40 – 14:30 VS 127 Stream D: F 16:40 – 18:30 VS 308 Streams E & F: F 16:40 – 18:30 VS 221

CCDN 231 Experimental Design Ideas (20 pts) Core for all BDI specialisations Maxe Fisher Lecture: M 13:10-14:30 VS LT1 Stream A: M 14:40 – 17:30 VS 127 Stream B: M 14:40 – 17:30 VS 204 Stream C: M 14:40 – 17:30 VS 221 Stream D: M 14:40 – 17:30 VS 308 Stream E: R 14:40 – 17:30 VS 127 Stream F: R 14:40 – 17:30 VS 204

+ one 20pt elective for Design Minor INDN Minor:

• INDN 211 Object Based Experiments MDDN Minor:

• MDDN 201 Dynamic Web Design • MDDN 211 Cinematics • DSDN 231 Digital Surface, Form & Space

Design Electives: • DSDN 283 ST: Design Anthropology

+ one 20pt elective for Design MinorINDN Minor:

• INDN 212 Product Based Experiments MDDN Minor:

• IXDN/MDDN 221 Experience Design • DSDN 206 Identity & the Internet

Design Electives: • DSDN 232 Gaming Concepts + Practices • DSDN 244 Digital Photographics 2 • INDN 252 Design Physiology • SARC 212 Furniture Design • SARC 261 Communication

+ one 20pt elective for cross-disciplinary Minor See list of key Minors on previous page.

+ one 20pt elective for cross-disciplinary Minor See list of key Minors on previous page.

Third Year Culture + Context (Not offered 2010) + three 20pt minor courses or electives such as:

• DSDN 231 Digital Surface, Form & Space • DSDN 283 ST: Design Anthropology • DESN 385 ST: 3D Gaming and Theory • DESN 386 ST: Audio-Visual Space • IDDN 311 Industrial Design • IDDN 341 Production Materials + Proc. • IDDN/DMDN 389 Design Research

CCDN 371 Design + Culture (20 pts) (Offered in 2010 as an elective to all disciplines) Anne Galloway Lecture: M 12:40-14:00 VS 204 (core for CCDN) Tutorial: R 12:40-14:30 VS 204 CCDN 331 Live Theory New core course to be added in 2011 CCDN 332 Design + New core course to be added in 2011

Fourth Year Culture + Context (Not offered 2010-2011) (New core course to be added in 2012: CCDN 481 Remote Seminar: Mediated Futures (30pts) or (New core course to be added in 2012: CCDN 481 Remote Seminar: Mediated Futures (30pts) CCDN 411 Design Led Futures (30pts) (Not offered 2010-2011) Ross Stevens (D INDN 411, IXDN 411) Lecture: M/R 8:30-9:20 VS 127 Studio: M/R 9:30-12:20 WIG 301B

CCDN 412 Remote Studio: Experimental Process (30pts) (Not offered 2010-2011) Tim Miller (D INDN 412, IXDN 412) Lecture: T/F 8:30- 9:20 VS127 Studio: T/F 9:30-12:20 WIG301B

+ one or two 15pt minor courses or electives in 2011 + one or two 15pt minor courses or electives in 2011

Fifth Year Culture + Context (Not offered 2010-2012) CCDN 591 (120pts); or CCDN 592 (90pts) + 30pts approved electives


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Second Year Industrial CORE COURSES

First Trimester Second Trimester INDN 211 Object Based Experiments (20 pts) Tim Miller Lecture: T 9:30-10:20 VS 221 Studio: T/F 10:30-12:20 VS 226

INDN 212 Product Based Experiments (20 pts) Edgar Rodriguez Lecture: M 8:30-9:20 VS 221 Studio: M 9:30-11:20 VS 303A Studio: R 8:30-11:20 VS 303A



+ one 20pt minor course or elective


Third Year Industrial IDDN 311 Industrial Design (20 pts) (to be replaced by INDN 311 2011) Tim Miller Lecture: M 9:30-10:20 VS 318 Studio: M/R 10:30-12:20 VS 322 / WIG 301A

IDDN 312 Industrial Design (20 pts) (to be replaced by INDN 312 in 2011) Simon Fraser Lecture: M 9:30-10:20 VS 318 Studio: M 10:30-12:20 WIG 301A R 9:30-12:20 WIG 301A

IDDN 341 Production Materials & Processes (20 pts) Ross Stevens(to be replaced by INDN 341 in 2011) Lecture: T 9:30-10:20 VS 318 Studio: T 10:30-12:20 WIG 301A, VS012 Lecture: R 13:40-14:30 VS 318 Studio: R 14:40-16:30 WIG 301A, VS012

IDDN 371 Theory & Criticism (20 pts) (to be replaced by CCDN 331 in 2011) Maxe Fisher Lecture: T 10:30-12:20 VS LT2 (Co-taught with DMDN 371) Stream A: F 9:30-11:20 or VS 204 Stream B: F 9:30-11:20 or VS 127 Stream C: F 9:30-11:20 VS 308 [Presentations all streams W 9:30-11:20 WIG401]

IDDN 389 Design Research (20 pts) (to be replaced by an elective in 2011) E. Rodriguez +Galloway Lecture: W 15:40-17:30 VS LT1 (Co-taught DMDN 389 / DESN 389) Stream A: R 8:30-10:20 or VS 127 Stream B: R 8:30-10:20 or VS 204 Stream C: F 12:40-14:30 or VS 204 Stream D: F 12:40-14:30 or VS 318


Fourth Year Industrial (New core course to be added in 2012: INDN 481 Remote Seminar: Mediated Futures (30pts) or (New core course to be added in 2012: INDN 481 Remote Seminar: Mediated Futures (30pts) IDDN 411 Design Led Futures (20 pts) (to be replaced by INDN 411 30pts in 2012) Ross Stevens (D CCDN 411, IXDN 411) Studio: M/R 9:30-12:20 WIG 301B / WIG 401 (Co-taught with DMDN 411)

IDDN 412 Industrial Design (40 pts) (to be replaced by INDN 412 30pts in 2012) Tim Miller (D CCDN 412, IXDN 412) Lecture: T/F 8:30- 9:20 VS 127 Studio: T/F 9:30-11:20 WIG 301B

IDDN 461 Professional Practice (20 pts) (to be deleted in 2012) Simon Fraser Helen Baxter (TF) Lecture: T/F 10:30-12:20 VS 221 (Co-taught with DMDN 461) Law Lecture (4 wks): T/F 8:30-10:20 VS LT1/2 (Shared lectures with SARC 461)

+ two 20pt minor courses or elective (to be replaced by one or two 15pt electives in 2012)

+ one 20pt minor course or elective (to be replaced by possibly one 15pt elective in 2012)

Fifth Year Industrial DESN 591/592; DESN 690 [to be replaced in 2013 by INDN 591 (120pts); or INDN 592 (90pts) + 30pts approved electives]


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Second Year Media CORE COURSES First Trimester Second Trimester

MDDN 211 Cinematics (20 pts) John Lewis Studio: T/F 9:30-12:20 WIG 401

MDDN 221 Experience Design (20 pts) Anne Niemetz Studio: T/F 9:30-12:20 WIG401 (double labelled IXDN221)



+ one 20pt minor course or elective such as: • DSDN 231 Digital Surface, Form & Space • DSDN 283 ST: Design Anthropology • MDDN 201 Dynamic Web Design

+ 20pt minor course or elective such as: • DSDN 144 Digital Photographics 1 • DSDN 206 Identity & the Internet • DSDN 232 Gaming Concepts + Practices • DSDN 244 Digital Photographics 2 • SARC 261 Communication

Third Year Media DMDN 389 Design Research (20 pts) (replaced by MDDN 321 Tangible Media 2011) Rodriguez +Galloway Lecture: W 15:40-17:30 VS LT1 (Co-taught with IDDN 389 / DESN 389) Stream A: R 8:30-10:20 or VS 127 Stream B: R 8:30-10:20 or VS 204 Stream C: F 12:40-14:30 or VS 204 Stream D: F 12:40-14:30 or VS 318

DMDN 312 Interaction Design (20 pts) (to be replaced by an elective in 2011) Doug Easterly Studio: M/R 11:30-14:20 WIG 401 DMDN 371 Theory & Criticism (20 pts) (to be replaced by CCDN 331 in 2011) Maxe Fisher Lecture: T 10:30-12:20 VS LT2 (Co-taught with IDDN 371) Stream A: F 9:30-11:20 or VS 204 Stream B: F 9:30-11:20 or VS 127 Stream C: F 9:30-11:20 VS 308 [Presentations all streams W 9:30-11:20 WIG401]

+ two 20pt minor courses or electives

DMDN 311 Telematics (20 pts) (becomes MDDN 311 in 2011) John Lewis Studio: M/R 14:40-17:30 WIG 401

Fourth Year Interaction Design (New core course to be added in 2012: IXDN 481 Remote Seminar: Mediated Futures (30pts) or (New core course to be added in 2012: IXDN 481 Remote Seminar: Mediated Futures (30pts) DMDN 411 Design Led Futures (20pts) (to be replaced by IXDN 411 30pts in 2012) Ross Stevens Studio: M/R 9:30-12:20 WIG 401 / WIG 301B (Co-taught with IDDN 411)

DMDN 412 Emergent Aesthetics & Hybrid Methods (40 pts) Doug Easterly (to be replaced by IXDN 412 30pts in 2012) Studio: M/R 8:30-11:20 WIG401

DMDN 461 Professional Practice (20 pts) (to be deleted in 2012) Simon Fraser Helen Baxter (TF) Lecture: T/F 10:30-12:20 VS 221 (Co-taught with IDDN 461) Law Lecture (4 wks): T/F 8:30-10:20 VS LT1/2 (Shared lectures with SARC 461)

+ two 20pt minor courses or elective (to be replaced by one or two 15pt electives in 2012 as required)

+ one 20pt minor course or elective (to be replaced by one 15pt elective in 2012 if required)

Fifth Year Interaction Design DESN 591/592; DESN 690 [to be replaced in 2013 by IXDN 591 (120pts); or IXDN 592 (90pts) + 30pts approved electives]


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ELECTIVE COURSES for BDI First Trimester Second Trimester

200-Level Electives 200-Level ElectivesDSDN 231 Digital Surface, Form & Space Doug Easterly Rory Harnden (TF) Lecture: M/R 16:40-18:30 VS 319

Max 33

DSDN 206 Identity & The Internet tba Lecture: T/F 14:40-17:30 WIG 401

Max 45

DSDN 283 Special Topic: Design Anthropology Anne Galloway Lecture: T 16:40-18:30 VS 221 Tutorial: W 12:40-14:30 VS 221; VS308

DSDN 232 Gaming Practices + Concepts Kah Chan Seminar: W 13:40-17:30 WIG 401

Max 35

MDDN 201 Dynamic Web Design (20 pts) Kah Chan Studio: M/R 12:40-15:30 WIG 401

Max 45

DSDN 244 Digital Photographics 2 Leon Gurevitch Lecture: T 15:40-16:30 VS 318 Studio: T 16:40-18:30 VS 127, VS 204 F 12:40-14:30 WIG 401

Max 40

INDN 252 Design Physiology (20 pts) (Starting in 2011, this course is tri 1) Bernard Guy Lecture: T/F 9:30-10:20 VS 221 Studio: T/F 10:30-12:20 VS 303A, VS 012

IXDN 221 Experience Design (20pts) (double labelled MDDN 221) Anne Niemetz Studio: T/F 9:30-12:20 WIG401 (core for MDDN)

Max 45

SARC 212 Furniture Design (15 pts) Nat Perkins Seminar: T/F 11:30-13:20 VS 221 Studio: T/F 13:40-14:30 WIG 201A

SARC 261 Communication (15 pts) tba Warwick McLeodSeminar: T/F 8:30-9:20 VS 308 Studio: T/F 9:30-10:00 WIG 203

300-Level Electives 300-Level Electives DESN 384 Special Topic: Wearable Technology Anne NiemetzSeminar: T/F 14:40-16:30 WIG 401

Max 35

CCDN 371 Design + Culture (20 pts) Anne Galloway Lecture: M 12:40-14:10 VS 204 (core for CCDN) Tutorial: R 12:40-14:30 VS 204

DESN 385 Special Topic: 3D Gaming and Theory Kah Chan Seminar: W 9:30-13:20 WIG 401 (co-taught with COMP 348)

Max 15

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DSDN 351 Design Psychology (20 pts) Edgar Rodriguez Lecture: T 13:40-14:30 VS 127 Studio: T 14:40-16:30 WIG 301A Studio: F 13:40-16:30 WIG 301A

DESN 386 Special Topic: Audio-Visual Space Anne Niemetz Seminar: M/R 15:40-17:30 WIG 401

Max 35

See the following page for some of the electives offered on Kelburn campus.


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2010 KELBURN CAMPUS ELECTIVE COURSES: NOTE: Check the prerequisites using the on-line VUW Course Catalogue. http://www.victoria.ac.nz/home/study/subjects/coursecatalogue.aspx Always confirm Timetable using the on-line VUW Course Catalogue, as changes occur.

First Trimester Second Trimester

ANTHROPOLOGY ANTH 101 Foundations of Society & Culture MRF 13:10-14:00 ANTH 213 Ritual in the Modern World TR 14:10-15:00

ANTH 102 Society and Cultural Diversity MWF 15:10-16:00 ANTH 208 Culture and Experience WF 9:00-9:50

ART HISTORY ARTH 111 Art History I: Rock Art to Revolution TF 12:00-12:50 ARTH 213 Art in Aotearoa New Zealand MF 13:10-14:00 ARTH 217 The Renaissance TR 15:10-16:00

ARTH 112 Art History II: After the Revolution WF 10:00-10:50 ARTH 219 Modernism and Postmodernism MF 13:10-14:00

ASIAN STUDIES ASIA 101 Intro to Asian Studies TF 11:00-11:50 ASIA 102 Intro to Cultures of Malaysia Indonesia TR 14:10-15:00

CLASSICAL STUDIES CLAS 101 Greek Literature: Myth and Society TWF 10:00-10:50 CLAS 102 Greek Art: Myth and Society MWR 12:00-12:50

COMMERCE AND ADMINISTRATION

FCOM 111 Government Law and Business MW 13:10-14:00 or FCOM 111 Government Law and Business MW 16:10-17:00

FCOM 111 Government Law and Business MW 13:10-14:00 or FCOM 111 Government Law and Business MW 15:10-16:00

COMPUTER SCIENCE COMP 102 Intro to Computer Program Design MTR 15:10-16:00 COMP 103 Intro to Data Structures & Algorithms MTF 12:00-12:50

COMP 102 Intro to Computer Program Design MTF 10:00-10:50 COMP 103 Intro to Data Structures & Algorithms MTR 14:10-15:00

ECONOMICS ECON 130 Economic Principles and Issues TR (various options) ECON 130 Economic Principles and Issues TR 14:10-15:00

ENGINEERING ENGR 101 Engineering Technology MTR 14:10-15:00

EUROPEAN STUDIES EURO 101 Introduction to European Studies TW 12:00-12:50

FILM FILM 231 History and Criticism of Film MW 11:00-13:50 FILM 101 Intro to Film Studies TF 10:00-12:50

GEOGRAPHY GEOG 101 The Earth System WRF 14:10-15:00 GEOG 112 Human Geography & Dev. in Asia Pacific MTF 12:00-12:50

GEOG 114 Environment and Resources: the Foundations MWF 10:00-10:50

MANAGEMENT MGMT 101 Intro to Management TR 10:00-10:50 MGMT 101 Intro to Management TR various options

MARKETING MARK 101 Principles of Marketing MW 10:00-10:50 or MARK 101 Principles of Marketing MW 12:00-12:50

MARK 101 Principles of Marketing MW 10:00-10:50 or MARK 101 Principles of Marketing MW 12:00-12:50 MARK 201 Marketing ManagementT 14:40-16:30 and F 14:40-15:30

MATHEMATICS MATH 132 Introduction to Mathematical Thinking MRF 12:00-12:50 MATH 141 Calculus MTR 16:10-17:00 MATH 151 Algebra MWR 13:10-14:00

MATH 142 Calculus MWF 15:10-16:00 MATH 161 Discrete Mathematics and Logic MRF 16:10-17:00

MEDIA STUDIES MDIA 101 Media: Texts and Images W 9:00-10:50 MDIA 103 Popular Media Culture M 9:00-10:50 MDIA 201 Media in Aotearoa T 11:00-12:50 MDIA 206 Media and Digital Cultures T 13:10-15:00

MDIA 102 Media, Society and Politics W 12:00-13:50 MDIA 203 Visual Culture T 10:00-11:50 MDIA 208 Media Audiences W 12:00-13:50

MUSIC MUSC 105 Understanding Music… 20th – 21st Centuries MR 9:00-10:30 MUSC 105 Understanding Music… 20th – 21st Centuries tba

MUSIC COMPOSITION (SONIC ARTS)

CMPO 101 Intro to Composition W 15:10-17:00 CMPO 184 Recording I R 18:00-20:00 CMPO 280 Synthesis Sampling & Sequencing T 18:10-21:00

CMPO 101 Intro to Composition W 15:10-17:00 CMPO 110 Intro. to Computer Music Programming T 9:00-10:50 CMPO 284 Recording II T 18:00-21:00

PACIFIC STUDIES PASI 101 The Pacific Heritage MTF 9:00-9:50 PASI 201 Comparative History in Polynesia MR 14:10-15:00

PHILOSOPHY PHIL 104 Argument and Analysis MTF 12:00-12:50 PHIL 106 Contemporary Ethical Questions MWF 13:10-14:00 PHIL 123 Critical Thinking TWF 11:00-11:50

PHIL 105 The Big Questions MWF 9:00-9:50 PHIL 107 Philosophy of Media and the Arts MR 12:00-13:50

PSYCHOLOGY PSYC 121 Intro to Psychology I MWF 11:00-11:50 or PSYC 121 Intro to Psychology I MWF 14:10-15:00 PSYC 232 Research Methods in Psychology MWR 15:10-16:00

PSYC 122 Intro to Psychology 2 MTR 16:10-17:00 PSYC 122 Intro to Psychology 2 MTR 12:00-12:50 PSYC 221 Social Psychology MWR 15:10-16:00

SOCIOLOGY SOSC 111 Sociology: Foundations and Concepts TR 10:00-10:50 SOSC 112 New Zealand Sociological Perspectives TR 11:00-11:50

SOFTWARE ENGINEER SWEN 102 Introduciton to Software Modelling TW 13:10-14:00

STATISTICS STAT 193 Statistics for Natural & Social Sciences MWF 12:00-12:50 or STAT 193 Statistics for Natural & Social Sciences MWF 15:10-16:00

STAT 131 Probability and Decision Modelling MRF 12:00-12:50 STAT 193 Statistics for Natural & Social Sciences MTR 10:00-100

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