TIME SCHEDULE

AUTUMN QUARTER 1969

REVISED

IN-PERSON REGISTRATION BY APPOINTMENT SEPTEMBER 2-24

CLASSES BEGIN MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29

FINAL EXAMINATIONS BEGIN THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11

QUARTER ENDS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18

NOTE: In order to expedite printing of this Time Schedule, page num­bers and page number references have been removed. For the order of listing of departments, you may refer to the Listing Sequence in the front of the Time Schedule.

AFTER YOU HAVE USED THIS TIME SCHED­ULE, please leave it or pass it along so that other students may use it.

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Autumn "Q'ua'rier :t969 Examination Schedu~e" The last day of instruction is Wednesday, December 10

Hour and day on which examination occurs. by days of class meeting in (he week

HOUR

class actually meets ~\'Ieeting four l'vIWF: 1'\'1T: MW: TIh: ThS: TS: 1'vl: W; S: during quarter times a week. MF:WF: TIhS:T:Th: Meeting Day of

or daily MWTh TIhF: MTTh once a week Examination

7:30 a.m. 8:30-10:20* 8:30-10:20 10:30-12:20 12:30- 2:20 Thursday December 18

8:30 a.m. 8:30-10:20* 8:30-10:20 10:30-12:20 12:30- 2:20 !\'Ionday December 15

9:30 a.m. 8:30-10:20* 8:30-10:20 10:30-12:20 12:30- 2:20 Tuesday December 16

10:30 a.m. 8:30-10:20* 8:30-10:20 10:30-12:20 12;30- 2:20 Friday December 12

11:30 a.m. 2:30- 4:20* 2:30- 4:20 4:30- 6:20 6:30- 8:20 Tuesday December 16

12:30 p.m. 8:30-10:20* 8:30-10:20 10:30-12:20 12:30- 2:20 Wednesday December 17

1:30 p.m. 2:30- 4:20* 2:30- 4:20 4:30- 6:20 6:30- 8:20 Friday December 12

2:30 p.m. 2:30- 4:20* 2:30- 4:20 4:30~ 6:20 6:30- 8:20 Monday December 15

3:30 p.m. 2:30- 4:20* 2:30- 4:20 4:30- 6:20 6:30- 8:20 Wednesday December 17

4:30 p.m.t 2:30- 4:20* 2:30- 4:20 4:30- 6:20 6:30- 8:20 Thursday December II

EVENING 8-10 p.m. 8-10 p.m. 8-10 p.m. 8-10 p.m. CLASSES

(5:30 or Wednesday Wednesday Thursday Tuesday thereafter) December 17 December 17 December 18 December 16

!\'Iake-ups Incomplete When mutually agreeable to faculty and students concerned. Removals provided scheduled flO later than Thursday, December 18. Conflicts

The examination schedule begins at 8:30 a.m. Thursday. December I I.

Classes not assigned by the above schedules may use any time during the examination days which is mutually agree­able to facuIty and students concerned. provided it is sched­uled no later than Thursday. December 18. and no student has conflict with another exumination.

~:Classes in which the entire class meets at the same hour every day may use 8:30-11 :20 or 2:30-5:20 for the exam­ination: but in 5-credit courses which meet Monday and Wednesday. or Monday. Wednesday, and Friday for lecture. with quizzes or laboratories at various hours. there may be students who have other classes meeting on Tuesday and Thursday at the same hours as the Monday and Wednesday, or Monday. Wednesday. and Friday lectures. In order not to penalize those students who will have an examination in the Tuesday and Thursday course from 10:30 to 12:10 or from 4:30 to 6:20 the same day. and to insure equity. the examination must be terminated at the end of one hour and fifty minutes and all examination papers must be collected.

tExaminations for all 4:30 College of Education classes numbered 400 and above will be administered at 4:30 on the day of the final examination period 011 which the class is normally taught.

Instructors of 5-credit courses, which do not occupy the

same classroom five days a week. who wish to give a 3-hour examination must ascertain whether or not there is a 2- or 3-credit course occupying the classroom on other days of the week which will be holding an examination scheduled for the 10:30 hour. If that proves to be the case the instruc­tor must arrange for another examination room by calling Room Assignments. Ext. 3-1080.

All students in under2raduate courses shall be required to take final examinations~ provided that in a course for which an examination is not an appropriate test of the work cov­ered. the instructor. with the consent of the dean of the school or college concerned. may dispense with the final examination.

The Faculty Code specifies that "special early examina­tions given to individual students or groups of students .\s substitutes for final examinations are prohibited:'

Working students are responsible for arranging theij· work hours to enable them to attend the final examinations.

A student absent from a scheduled final examimllion. either by permission of his dean or through sickness or other unavoidable cause. shall be given a grade of Incom­plete if his work in that course has been satisfactory until the lime of his absence. He may remove this Incomplete in the manner provided for the removing of Incomplete grades. In all olher cases of absence from the scheduled final examination. a student shall be given a grade of EW.

GENERAL REGISTRATION DIRECTIONS See each quarter's registration poster for exact dates and deadlines.

It is the University's expectation that a student will follow University rules and regulations as they are stated in the General Catalog. In instances where 110 appeal procedure is spelled out and the student is persuaded that a special set of circumstances makes appeal reasoimble, he may appeal the application of specific rules or regulations to the Office of the Dean of the School or Col1ege in which he is enrolled in the case of an academic matter, or to the Office of Student Affairs in the case of a nonacademic matter. These offices will either render a decision on the appeal or refer the student to the proper office for a decision.

1. All matriculated students currently in school who plan to register for the following quarter must regis­ter by Advance Registration and pay fees by the stated deadline or be subject to a $15.00 Service Charge to register In-Person, except:

a. Students initially entering the Schools of Den­tistry, Law, or Medicine, and those initially granted Graduate or Unclassified-5 status.

b. Students on scholastic probation who are prohib­ited from participating in Advance Registration by their academic deans, and who present an adviser-approved waiver (orange IBNI card) of the $15.00 Service Charge to Sections before the close of Advance Registration.

c. Students whose Advance Registration is cancelled when they are dropped for low scholarship, and who are subsequently reinstated and permitted to reregister.

d. Graduate students registering in absentia. with the approval of the Dean of the Graduate School.

e. Students who' \vithdraw during the current quar­ter prior to the end of Ach'ance Registration who may elect either Advance or In-Person Registra­tion.

2. All nonmatriculated students currently in school who plan to register for the following quarter must obtain an appointment and register in person.

All former matriculated and nonmatriculated stu­dents not currently registered must make application by the deadline and register in person. (For infor­mation call 543-5920.)

All new entering students must apply by the deadline and register ill person. An In-PerSall appointmeni will be mailed \vith the Notice of Admission. (For information call 543-5890.)

3. It is your responsibility to plan and select the re­quired courses for your degree objective. Check your General Catalog for degree requirements.

4. Note the following University requirements.

a. Every student who has not satisfied the three­quarter lower-division Physical Education Activ­ity graduation requirement is held responsible for including a Physical Education Activity on his Official Program each quarter until this require­ment is satisfied.

b. The Selective Service requires full-time registra­tion to maintain student status.

c. Students registering for more than 13 credits must select an afternoon class meeting at 12 :30 p.m. or after, if one is available. Only a daily class or two 2-hour laboratories, except lower-division ROTC and Physical Education Acth'ity, will satisfy this afternoon class requirement. \Vaiver of the afternoon class requirement must be approved by your dean or his authorized repre­sentative.

d. Immigration students with undergraduate status must register for a minimum of 12 credits per quarter; with graduate status, 8 credits.

e. Veterans: :r..1inimum full-time load exclusive of lower-division ROTC and Physical Education activity: P.L. 815 and 894 (Disabled Veterans), 15 credits. Veterans under P.L. 815 or 894 must have their Official Programs approved by their training offi­cer each quarter. P.L. 358 (Veterans Act of 1966), 14 credits. P.L. 634 (Children of Deceased and Totally Dis­abled Veterans), 14 credits. IVlinimum require­ment to use P.L. 634, 7 credits. Graduate and Summer Quarter students should consult with the Veterans Division regarding minimum credits to be a full-time student.

f. New students and students returning after an absence of one calendar year are required to sub­mit results of a medical examination by a private physician on the University's Health History and lVIedical Examination form prior to initial regis­tration.

5. Obtain an Official Program at your adviser's office.

6. Print with a BLACK LEAD PENCIL on your Official Program. a. Fill in all personal information, including your

Permanent Student Number. b. Enter courses and credits in the space provided,

but do 1I0t Cllter sections aud/or hours. If you have work, transportation, or other activities that will affect the arrangement of your schedule, note them in the area prO\·ided.

c. Print an "R" before required courses, an "E" be­fore electivc courses, and a P /F for courses taken by Pass/Fail, in the column provided.

d. Check to be certain that you have the prerequi­sites, as indicated in the Gcneral Catalog, for the courses you select.

e. List alternate courses which can be substituted in case courses on your original schedule are closed. Indicate whether these alternates are re­quir~d or elective. The listing of alternate courses may prevent a change of registration.

f. Obtain course permission signatures where indi­cated in this time schedule. If you are registering for a course out-of-quarter, obtain the reql1lred permission form at your advisory office.

g. If you have a known conflict of hours, obtain written permission for the conflict from the depart­ments concerned. Authorization signatures must appear in the course permission area of the Official Program.

h. Take your Official Program to your adviser for his signature.

i. All courses offered within the College of Arts and Sciences which have an Honors designation (ex­cluding English 101I-I and 103H) require an ASPI-I permission stamp.

ADVANCE REGISTRATION ONLY

7. a. Take your adviser-approved Official Program to the Administration Building lobby (Engineering students go to 353 Loew Ha1l).

b. Follow posted instructions.

c. In Advance Registration, programs are accepted by class, with graduates and seniors first; then juniors, sophomores, and freshmen. Every effort is made to comply with your requests. If a course is closed an approved alternate course will be substituted.

d. You will be mailed a fee card, a copy of your scheduled Official Program with additional regis­tratitoll instructions, and two Information Cards. Read the enclosed -instructions CAREFULLY.

e. Mail your fee card, fee payment, and your two Information Cards to the Cashier in the envelope provided, before the due date indicated. Return :YOlfr fee card and )'OU1" Information Cards, with­out exccptioll. c.ven thollgh no cash payment may be required.

f. If the above items are received by the date speci­fiedon your fee card, your registration will be complete.

If you find a conflict in hours or an error in credits, pay YOllr fccs by tI,C dllc date anyway. Re­port to Sections at your earliest convenience for an adjustment of your schedule. Y Ott need not wait for the change of program period.

IN·PERSON REGISTRATION ONLY

8. On the day and time of your appointment:

a. Present your approved Official Program and your appointment card or Notice of Admission at the Registration 'Vindow in the Administration Build­ing lobby to obtain a Registration Packet.

b. Take the Registration Packet and your Official Program to Sections, 101 Administration Build­ing (Engineering students go to 353 Loew Hall).

c. As soon as you are scheduled and receive a copy of your Official Program, report to the Cashier's Office and pay your fees.

CHANGE OF PROGRAM Drop or Add

1. Obtain a Change of Program card at your advisory office and have it approved by your adviser. Obtain permission signatures, where indicated in this Time Schedule, for any courses that you plan to enter. All changes involving Freshman English Composition must be authorized in writing by the Freshman English Department, Padelford Hall. All changes in undergraduate chemistry courses must be cleared at 139 Bagley Hall.

2. I'resent the Change of Program card at vVindow 3 in the Administration Building lobby where you will be given an appointment for Sections.

3. A service charge of $5.00 is made for Change of Program.

WITHDRAWAL FROM THE UNIVERSITY

1. Ohtain a withdrawal form from your advisory office, and have it approved by your ad viser.

2. Present the withdrawal form at the· Information 'Vindow, Registrar's Office, Administration Building lobby. \Vithc.lrawal is not official until the form is presented to the Registrar's Office.

GUIDE

The name of the department appears only as a heading before the list of departmental course offerings. Course and section information is listed in the following colum­nar order:

Course number-listed with lecture section only Section designation Section type-laboratory, quiz, or conference Credits-listed with lecture section only Day of meeting Time of meeting and instructor of class Place of 'meeting Slash (/) means or Hyphen (-) means to *indicates "to be arranged" 2.5 credits means 2~ credits H suffix means I-ronon; Section

CHANGES IN UNIVERSITY REGULATIONS UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON

BULLETIN

General Series No. 1073 September 1969

Published monthly except in January and February at Seattle, Washington, by the University of Washington. Second­class postage paid at Seattle, Wash· ington 98105.

The University ami its col/eges alld schools reserve the right to change the fees, rules, and ca/elldar regulatillg admission and registratiolZ, instruction i71, and graduatioll from the Ulliversity and its various divisiolls, alld to change a1lY otlter regulatiolls affecting tlte student body. Challgcs shall go into force 'wize71cver the proper autizorities so delermille, al,d shall apply not ollly to prospective stude1tts but also to those 'wllo at that time are matriculated in the Universit,),. The University also reserves tire rigizt 10 wi/ltdra'lv courses at a1lY time.

A graduate student must satisfy Ihe requirements for all advanced degree "tuhicll are i71 force at tire lime tire degree is 10 be mvarded.

LISTING SEQUENCE

The University's course and section offerings are printed in the Time Schedule in the sequence below, which, in general, is in alphabetical order within colleges. The major exceptions are ROTC courses, which appear after the College of Engineering, the Graduate School divisions, and Dentistry and Medicine.

The quarterly COURSE CHANGES, and REQUIRED PERMISSION SIGNATURES, are also listed in this sequence.

NONMATRICULATED COLLEGE CODE: A

001 NONMATRICULATED

ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN PlANNING-COLLEGE CODE: B

ARCH 51 ARCHITECTURE B CON 52 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION L ARC 53 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE URB P 56 URBAN PLANNING

ARTS AND SCIENCES-COLLEGE CODE: C A 8. S 100 ARTS 8. SCIENCES ANTH 102 ANTHROPOLOGY ARCHY 103 ARCHAEOLOGY PHY A 104 PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY ART 105 ART ART H 106 ART HISTORY ASTR 107 ASTRONOMY ATM S 108 ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES SIOL 112 BIOLOGY BOT 115 BOTANY CHEM 117 CHEMISTRY

CLASS GRK LAT CL AR CL LI N E ARAB HEBR PRSAN TKISH CMU C LIT DANCE DRAMA ECON ENGL ENGL FAR E

CHIN HD UR INDIC INON JAP KOR MONG SNKRT SINGH TAMIL THAI TIB TKIC VIET

BULGR CZECH HUNGR POLSH ROMN RUSS SER C SLAV

HUM SOC S G ST GENET GEOG GEOL GERM HST HSTAA HSTAM HSTAS HSTEU H EC LA LING MATH MICRO MUSIC OCEAN PHIL PE M DNC M H ED R ED PE W DNC W H ED R ED PHYS POL S

CLASSICS 118 CLASSICS 119 GREEK 120 LATIN 121 CLASSICAL ARCHAEOLOGY 122 CLASSICAL LINGUISTICS 123 NEAR EAST 124 ARABIC 125 HEBREW 127 PERSIAN 128 TURKISH 131 COMMUNICATIONS 134 COMPARATIVE LIT 135 DANCE (DRAMA) 136 ORAMA 138 ECONOMICS 141 ENGLISH-FRESHMAN 141 ENGLISH 143 FAR EASTERN AND RUSSIAN INST 144 ASIAN LANGUAGES & LIT 145 CHINESE 147 HINDI·URDU 149 INDIC 150 INDIAN 151 JAPANESE 152 KOREAN 154 MONGOLIAN 155 SANSKRIT 156 SINGHALESE 157 TAMIL 159 THAI 160 TIBETAN 161 TURKIC 162 VIETNAMESE 163 SLAVIC LANGUAGES & LIT 165 BULGARIAN 167 CZECH 168 HUNGARIAN 169 POLISH 170 ROMANIAN 171 RUSSIAN 172 SER BO·CROA TlAN 174 SLAVIC

GENERAL EDUCATION 178 HUMANITIES 182 SOCIAL SCIENCE 185 GENERAL STUDIES 186 GENETICS 188 GEOGRAPHY 191 GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES 192 GERMANIC LANGUAGES & LIT 193 HISTORY 194 HISTORY OF THE AMERICAS 195 ANCIENT & MEDIEVAL HISTORY 196 HISTORY OF ASIA 197 MODERN EUROPEAN HISTORY 198 HOME ECONOMICS 200 LIBERAL ARTS 203 LINGUISTICS 206 MATHEMATICS 216 MICROBIOLOGY 217 MUSIC 219 OCEANOGRAPHY 221 PHILOSOPHY 223 PHYSICAL EDUCATION-MEN 224 DANCE-M 225 HEAL TH EDUCATION-MEN 227 RECREATION EDUCATION-MEN 229 PHYSICAL EDUCATION-WOMEN 230 DANCE-W 231 HEALTH EDUCATION-WOMEN 233 RECREATION EDUCATION-WOMEN 239 PHYSICS 244 POLITICAL SCIENCE 245 PRE BA 246 PRE OCEANOGRAPHY 247 PRE DENT 249 PRE DENT HYG 256 PRE MAJOR 258 PRE MED 259 PRE OCCUP THERAPY 260 PRE PHYS THERAPY 261 PRE MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY

PSYCH 262 PSYCHOLOGY P MED 263 PREVENTIVE MEDICINE

ROM CATA FREN ITAl PORT PROV RMN SPAN

SCAND

264 266 268 270 272 274 275 276

283

ROMANCE LANGUAGES 8. LIT ROMANCE LINGUISTICS 8. LIT CATALAN FRENCH ITALIAN PORTUGUESE PROVENCAL ROMANIAN SPANISH

SCANDINAVIAN LANGUAGES 8. LIT SCANDINAVIAN

DAN FINN NORW SWEO soc SPCH S&HSC ZOOL

285 DANISH 287 FINNISH 289 NORWEGIAN 291 SWEDISH 293 SOCIOLOGY 295 SPEECH 296 SPEECH & HEARING SCIENCE 297 ZOOLOGY

BUS~&ST~ ADM3'~I'STMc!6CO~TrNC~OOL CODE: .E A ORG 302 ADMINISTRATIVE THEORY AND

B CMU B ECN BG&S S POL SA CJ FIN I BUS MKTG o MGT PERS Q METH

U D R INS TRANS

ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR 30G BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS 307 BUSINESS ECONOMICS 308 BUS. GOVERNMENT & SOCIETY 309 BUSINESS POLICY 314 BA-CONJOINT 316 FINANCE 324 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 326 MARKETING 328 OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT 330 PERSONNEL AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS 332 QUANTITATIVE MEnlODS 334 UNDECLARED BA 340 URBAN DEVELOPMENT 341 RISK AND INSURANCE 344 TRANSPORTATION 349 GRAD-BA

EDUCATION-COLLEGE CODE: H EDUC 351 EDUCATION 8. GRAD EDUCATION

353 ANTHROPOLOGY 354 ART 355 BIOLOGY 356 BUSINESS EDUCATION 357 CHEMISTRY 359 DRAMA 360 ECONOMICS 363 ENGLISH 364 FAR EASTERN 365 FRENCH 366 GEOGRAPHY 367 GEOLOGY 368 GERMAN 369 HEALTH EDUCATION 370 HISTORY 371 HOME ECONOMICS 372 INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION 373 JOURNALISM 374 LATIN 375 MATHEMATICS 376 MUSIC 377 PHYSICAL EDUCATION-MEN 378 PHYSICAL EDUCATION-WOMEN 379 PHYSICS 380 POLITICAL SCIENCE 382 PRE EDUCATION 385 PSYCHOLOGY 386 RUSSIAN 381 SPANISH 388 SOCIOLOGY 389 SPEECH EDUCATION 390 SPEECH 8. HEARING THERAPY 391 NORWEGIAN 392 SWEDISH

EDADM 393 EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION EDC8.1 394 CURRICULUM 8. INSTRUCTION EOHED 395 HIGHER EDUCATION EDHPS 396 HISTORY. PHILOSOPHY 8. SOCIOLOGY

OF EDUCATION EDPSY 397 EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY EDSPE 398 SPECIAL EDUCATION

399 NATURAL SCIENCES

ENGINEERING-COLLEGE CODE: J A A 400 AERONAUTICS AND ASTRONAUTICS CH E 402 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

CIVE CEEM CEHY CEST CETC

CEWA E E G E HSS

M E CER E MTL E MET E MIN E NUC E

403 CIVIL ENGINEERING 404 CIVIL ENGINEERING CORE COURSES 405 ENGINEERING MECHANICS 406 HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING 407 STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING 408 TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING 8.

CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS 409 WATER 8. AIR RESOURCES 410 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 414 GENERAL ENGINEERING 416 HUMANISTIC·SOCIAL STUDIES 418 INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING 419 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 420 CERAMIC ENGINEERING 421 MATERIALS ENGINEERING 422 METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING 426 MINING ENGINEERING 428 NUCLEAR ENGINEERING

RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING PROGRAM A S 442 AEROSPACE STUDIES M SCI 444 MILITARY SCIENCE N SCI 446 NAVAL SCIENCE

FISHERIES-COLLEGE CODE: K FISH 452 FISHERIES FD SC 453 FOOD SCIENCE

FOREST RESOURCES-COLLEGE CODE: .. FOR R 502 FOREST RESOURCES

NURSING-COLLEGE CODE: N NURS 552 NURSING

556 NURSE AFFILIATES

PHARMACY-COLLEGE CODE: P PHARM 610 PHARMACY PH CH 612 PHARMACEUTICAL CHEM PH S 614 PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES PH COG 618 PHARMACOGNOSY

RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING PROGRAM (See section directly after the College of Engineering.)

LISTING SEQUENCE (Cont'd) SOCIAL WORK-(See GriJduate School for Major I Masler·s Onlyl.) CONTINUING STUDIES

SOCIAL WORK-COLLEGE CODE: T SOC W 782 SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK

CSAA 625 CS-AERONAUTICS & ASTRONAU rlCS CSCER 626 CS-CERAMIC ENGR CSCHE 627 CS-CHEMICAL ENGR CSCE 628 CS-CIVIL ENGR CSEE 629 CS-ELECTRICAL ENGR CSENG 630 CS-ENGINE"ERING CSGE 631 CS-GENERAL ENGR CSHSS 632 CS-HUMANISTIC-SOCIAl STUDIES CSIE 633 CS-INDUSTRIAL ENGR CSME 634 CS--MECHANICAL ENGR CSMTL 635 CS-MATERIALS ENGR CSMET 636 CS-METALLURGICAL ENGR CSMIN 637 CS--MINING ENGR CSNE 638 CS-NUCLEAR ENGR CSPMR 640 CS-MEDICINE & REHABILITATION CSPMD 641 CS-PREVENTIVE MEDICINE

GRADUATE SCHOOLo-COLLEGE CODE: R

C SCI DR AR

GPHYS

L1BR

QUAT RAD B RAD S

650 ASIAN STUDIES GROUP 652 BIOLOGY TEACHING GROUP 653 BIOMATHEMATICS GROUP 657 COMPUTER SCIENCE GROUP 659 DRAMA ARTS 661 COMPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGY GROUP 663 GEOPHYSICS GROUP 666 GRADUATE UNASSIGNED 668 GRADUATE VISITING 671 LIBRARIANSHIP-S 672 NEAR EASTERN STUDIES GROUP 673 PHYSIOLOGY·PSYCHOLOGY 675 QUATERNARY STUDIES 677 RADIATION BIOLOGY 679 RADIOLOGICAL SCIENCE GROUP

DENTISTRY-COLLEGE CODE: U D HYG 800 DENTAL HYGIENE o MAT 802 DENTAL MATERIALS COM 0 804 COMMUNITY DENTISTRY DENT 805 DENTISTRY DT CJ 807 DENTISTRY-CONJOINT ENDO 808 ENDODONTICS FPD 809 FIXED PARTIAL DENTURES ODTP 812 ORAL DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT PLANNING OPER 814 OPERATIVE DENTISTRY ORAL B 816 ORAL BIOLOGY o S 818 ORAL SURGERY ORTHO 821 ORTHODONTiCS PEDO 824 PEDODONTICS PERIO 826 PERIODONTICS PROS 832 PROSTHODONTICS

LAW-COLLEGE CODE: X LAW 852 LAW

MEDICINE-COLLEGE CODE: Y ANEST 906 ANESTHESIOLOGY HUBIO 907 HUMAN BIOLOGY BlOC 908 BIOCHEMISTRY B STR 909 BIOLOGICAL STRUCTURE BI HS 910 BIOMEDICAL HISTORY CONJ 911 CONJOINT EXP A 912 EXPERIMENTAL ANIMAL MED MED P 913 MEDICAL PRACTICE MED T 914 MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY MED 915 MEDICINE MICRO 916 MICROBIOLOGY NR 917 NEUROLOGICAL SURGERY

683 RUSSIAN & EAST EUROPEAN STUDIES GROUP

OB GY 919 OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY o T 920 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY OPHTH 921 OPHTHALMOLOGY

690 SPECIAL INDIVIDUAL PH 0 PROGRAM ORTHP 922 ORTHOPEDICS INTERSCHOOl OR INTERCOLLEGE PROGRAMS OTOl 923 OTOLARYNGOLOGY

PATH 924 PATHOLOGY PEDS 925 PEDIATRICS

BIOEN 745 BIOENGINEERING (ENGINEERING & MEDICINE)

PHCOl 926 PHARMACOLOGY PM&R 928 PHYS MED & REHAB P T 930 PHYSICAL THERAPY P BIO 932 PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOPHYSICS P MED 934 PREVENTIVE MEDICINE

Q SCI 750 QUANTITATIVE SCIENCE (Fisheries & Forest Resources)

U CONJ 757 UNiVERSITY CONJOINT WLF S 760 WILDLIFE SCIENCE

(Fisheries & Forest Resources)

PUBLIC AFFAIR~COlLEGE CODE: Q 935 PROSTHETICS & ORTHOTICS P AFR 770 SCHOOL OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS PSYC 936 PSYCHIATRY PB AD 773 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION RADGY 938 RADIOLOGY PB PL 774 PUBLIC POLICY SURG 941 SURGERY

-II majors are the same as undergraduate majors in other Colleges or schools, the same major code is used, but is identified as a major in 1I1e Graduate School by the College Code.

UROl 946 UROLOGY BUSINESS EDUCATION

SEC S 990 SECRETARIAL STUDIES

BUILDING ABBREVIATIONS

Used on Official Programs

A1\lY ARMORY GEn GENERAL ENGINEERING OBS OBSERVATORY AND ANDERSON HALL BUILDING OCB OCEANOGRAPHY BARGE ARA ARCHITECTURE ANNEX GPH GEOPHYSICS ANNEX OCE OCEANOGRAPHY BUILDING AR2 ARCHITECTURE ANNEX 2 GRH OLD BOTANY GREENHOUSE OeN OCEANOGRAPHY TEACHING ARC ARCHITECTURE HALL GTH GUTHRIE HALL BUILDING ART ART BUILDING GUG GUGGENHEIM HALL OCX OCEANOGRAPHY ANNEX ATG ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES-

HAG HENRY ART GALLERY PAR PARRINGTON HALL GEOPHYSICS BLDG HEP HIGH ENERGY PHYSICS LAB peH PURCHASING BLDG

BAG BAGLEY HALL H~II-I HOME :MANAGEMENT HOUSE PDL PADELFORD HALL BLM BALMER HALL HSB HEALTH SCIENCES BLDG PHY PHYSICS BUILDING BNS BENSON HALL HUB STUDENT UNION BUILDING PH3 PHYSICS ANNEX 3

HUT HUTCHINSON HALL PLH GLENN HUGHES PLAYHOUSE CDC CHILD DEVELOPMENT HYD HARRIS HYDRAULICS PRI PARRINGTON ANNEX 1

CENTER LABORATORY PR4 PARRINGTON ANNEX 4 CDH CONDON HALL PR5 PARRINGTON ANNEX 5 CHS COACH HOUSE ICD INSTITUTE OF CHILD

PR6 PARRIKGTON ANNEX (j DEVELOPMENT CLK CLARK HALL (PSYCH DEV LAB) PRA PARRINGTON ANNEX A CL8 CLINIC 8 IMA INTRA)'IURAL ACTIVITIES PRB PARRINGTON ANNEX B CMU COMMUNICATIONS BLDG BUILDING PTH PENTHOUSE CNH CANOE I-lOUSE CRH CREW HOUSE JHA JOHNSO~ ANNEX A RAI RAITT HALL CYB CYCLOTRON BUILDING JHB JOHNSON ANNEX B ROB ROBERTS HALL

JHN JOHNSON HALL SAV SAVERY HALL DEN DENNY HALL

DRG DRUG LABORATORY LIB SUZZALLO LIBRARY SHB SHO\VBOAT

DTV DRAMA-TV BUILDING LOW LOEW HALL SMI SMITH HALL

EDP EDMUNDSON PAVILION )'IEB 1lECHANICAL ENGINEERING SPC SPEECH CLINIC

EEB ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING BUILDING TGB TUBBY GRAVES BUILDING BUILDING MKZ MACKENZIE HALL THO THOMSON HALL

EGA ENGINEERING ANNEX MLR MILLER HALL EGL EAGLESON HALL MOR MORE HALL U"VH UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL

FIS FISHERIES CENTER MRN MAIUNE SCIENCE BUILDING WCL \VILSON CERAMIC

FRH FRIDAY HARBOR MUS MUSIC BUILDING LABORATORY

WFS "VINKEN\VERDER FOREST FRR FIRE ARTS BUILDING NRB NUCLEAR REACTOR SCIENCE BUILDING BUILDING WLS WILSONIAN BALLROOM

GCR GOLF COURSE NX2 NURSING ANNEX 2 WSM "VASHINGTON STATE GDR GOLF DRIVING RANGE NX3 NURSING ANNEX 3 MUSEUM

COURSE CHANGES The following pages describe:

1. NE'¥ COURSES. These courses have been added to the University curriculum General Catalog, therefore, they are not described in the catalog. THEY ARE OFFERED IN THE QUARTER COVERED BY THIS TIME SCHEDULE.

since publication of the 1969-70 NOT NECESSARILY BEING

2. CHANGES IN COURSE NUMBER (CHG). Descriptions of these courses are found in the 1969-70 General Catalog under the former number, which is indicated here. Use the "C'W course number on your Official Program.

Courses listed here are those formally approved through July 10, 1969.

COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN PLANNING

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

NEW

499 Undergraduate Research (*, max. 6)

Individual or small group studies in which students may select topics with approval of faculty sponsor and department. Prerequisite, permission.

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

NEW

242 Design Basics (6)

Intensive study in the ana1ysis of, approach to, solution of, and presentations of, basic landscape architectural problems. Prerequi­sites, Architecture 401, 406, 411 (formerly 225) and/or permission.

URBAN PLANNING

NEW 475 Directed Social Change (3)

General course for both undergraduate and graduate students on the theories and practice of directed social change and citizen involve­ment in the planning process.

NEW

500 Survey of Urban Planning (3)

Concepts and logic of planning as a profes­sional activity. Evolution of guiding ideas in relation to changing social, economic, and environmental conditions within the American political framework. Major procedures used by planners. Critical appraisal. Not open to students who have taken 400. Prerequisite, graduate standing in Urban Planning.

NEW

SOl Resources for Urban Planning (2)

Introduction to ar~s of specialized study in environmental planning and policy program­ming. Organization for planning in the Seattle region; range of activities and emphasis, estab­lished and changing roles. Required of new graduate students; not open to others. Prereq­uisite, graduate standing in Urban Planning.

525 Transportation and Land Use Planning Models (3)

Theory underlying land use and transportation planning models; past attempts to model urban development; modeling of alternatives; forecasting technological innovation, assessing its land-use implications. Offered jointly with CETC 525. .

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

ANTHROPOLOGY

Specific areas in Anthropology are designated by departmental area leHers. These letters must precede course numbers on the student's Official Program. Designation letters are:

ANTH Anthropology ARCHY Archaeology PHY A Physical Anthropology

ANTHROPOLOGY

CHG

III Replaces 211

CHG

213 Replaces 313

CHG

216 Replaces 321

PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY

NEW

487 Human and Comparative Osteology (3)

Introduction to the vertebrate skeleton. The skeleton is described in detail and various methods of determining age and sex are pre­sented. Osteometry and modern statistical methods for handling such data~ Prerequisite, instructor's permission.

NEW

586 Topics in Primate and Human Evolution (3, max. 9)

Enlargement of physical anthropology pro­gram made possible by enlargement of fac­ulty.

ART

Specific areas in Art are designated by depart­mental area letters. These letters must precede course numbers on the student's Official Pro­gram. Designation letters are:

ART Art ART H Art History

ART

NEW

ART 101 Special Studies in Art for Nonmajors

(3, max. 9) .

I ndividual and group instruction in art, with special projects, readings, and papers in ~\ft serving as a focus for studio work. Prerequi­site, permission.

NEW

ART 356 Glass Blowing (3, max. 9)

The techniques of blowing molten glass by the use of the blow pipe. Glass furnace construc­tion and lectures on glass technology. Prereq­uisite, permission of instructor.

NEW

ART 420 Art and Architecture of the Kansal (8)

A study, conducted in the field and lecture/ discussion sessions, of all the important monu­ments of Japanese art in the temples, shrines, and museums of Kyoto, Otsu, Nara, Osaka, and their vicinities.

NEW

ART 491 Readings in Art Education (3)

Basic readings in art education. A survey of leaders and movements that have contributed to the development of art education, with spe­cial attention given to social and philosophical factors that have infiuenced art programs in American schools. Prerequisite, senior stand­ing.

NEW

ART 492 Field Study in Art Education (3, max. 9)

Individual study under the direction of a fac­ulty member of a selected problem in art edu­cation within a school setting. Prerequisites, approved plan of study and permission of in­structor.

NEW

ART ~93 Problems in Art Education (3, max. 9)

A course designed to consider significant and critical problems in the field of art education. Topic to be announced. Prerequisite, permis­sion of instructor.

NEW

ART 494 Instructional Materials in Art

Education (3, max. 9)

The preparation of teaching materials in se­lected media appropriate to the learner and with concern for subject matter. Prerequisite, senior standing.

ART HISTORY

NEW

ARTH 308 Survey of Modem Art (5)

The art of Europe and America from the late eighteenth century to the present, with empha­sis on stylistic and thematic changes in paint­ing.

NEW

ARTH 469 Problems in Northern European Art

(3, max. 12)

The evolution of North European art during the fifteenth through the seventeenth centuries, the study of which wilJ direct the attention of students to the many points of iconog­raphy, style, and attribution that need clari­fication. During four quarters the major artistic traditions of this area will be covered. Prerequisite, upper-division standing.

NEW

ARTH 581 Problems in Modem Art (3, max. 9)

Art historical problems of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Prerequisites, graduate standing and 308 or equivalent, or instructor's permission.

ASIAN LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE

HINDI·URDU

NEW

301,302,303 Advanced Hindi (5,5,5)

Advanced conversation. Rapid reading of Hindi prose, drama, and poetry. Introduction to literary criticism and history of Hindi lan­guage and literature. Prerequisite, 203 or equivalent.

NEW

468 Seminar on Modern Hindi Literature (3)

Genre and contextual analysis of literary forms of a rapidly developing language.

TAMIL

NEW

411, 412, 413 Advanced Tamil (5,5,5)

Readings in modem literary Tamil. The mod­ern novel and short story, as seen in the writings of such writers as leyakantam, Putu­maippittan, Vayyavan, lanakiraman, Sundara Ramaswamy, and Ramamirtham. Laboratory sessions will continue practice in the colloquial diulect. Prerequisite, 403.

NEW

455 Structure of Dravidian (3)

Comparative analysis of the phonologies and morphologies of the major Dravidian lan­guages.

THAI

NEW

411, 412, 413 Reading in ThaI (5,5,5)

Readings in a variety of modern styles, with oral and written practice. Prerequisite, 403 or equivalent.

TURKIC

NEW

542, 543 Comparath'c and Historical Grammar of Turkic Languages (3,3)

Classification of the Turkic languages; alpha­bets used; phonology, morphology, and syn­tax; lexical composition; structure changing developments. Offered every third year; of· fered first time Winter, 1970, Spring, 1970. Prerequisites, Turkic 301, 302, 303, 404, or Turkish 101-102. 103.

NEW

546 Old Turkic (Orchon Turkic) (3)

Introduction to Runic script, phonology, mor­phology, and syntax of the oldest form of Turkic; reading and translation of the seventh through eighth century inscriptions, of impor­tance for the history of the Turks during this period. Offered every third year; offered first time Winter, 1970. Prerequisite, permission.

NEW

547 Old Uighur (3)

Introduction to script systems, phonology, morphology, and syntax. Reading and transla­tion of mainly Buddhist texts in Uighur script (eighth through eleventh century). Offered every third year; offered first time Spring, 1970. Prerequisite, permission, or background in Old Turkic or a modern Turkic language.

NEW

600 Independent Study or Research (*)

Independent study or research on different topics of Turkic language and literature. Pre­requisite, permission.

BIOLOGY

NEW

587 Analysis of De\"(!lopment Laboratory (1-5, max. 5)

A series of intensive workshops in develop­mental biology, each extending from seven to ten days. Each will be based on problems under study in the laboratory of the instruc­tors involved and will use materials, methods, and approaches characteristic of that labora­tory. Prerequisites, 586 and permission.

BOTANY

NEW

350 Introduction to Plant Geography (3)

Patterns of world vegetation distributions; the relationships between vegetation and climate; introduction to general theories of plant dis­tribution. Emphasis will be upon the affinities between vegetation in different parts of the world.

CHEMISTRY

CHG

145 Replaces 145H

CHG

155,165 Replace 15511, 165H

CLASSICS

HEBREW

NEW

401,402,403 Advanced Classical Hebrew (5,5,5)

Extensive readings in the Hebrew Bible and relevant materials, with special emphasis on the various genres and styles used and analy­sis of problems of interpretation and transla­tion. Prerequisite, 203 or equivalent.

NEW

600 Independent Study or Research (3-6, max. 18)

NEW

700 Thesis (*)

NEAR EAST

NEW

220 Ancient Near Eastern Culture (5)

Ancient Near Eastern civilizations, with em­phasis on the culture and civilization of the Northwest Semites.

NEW

442 TurkL'ih Uterature in English (3)

Survey of Turkish literature, both Ottoman and modern, with emphasis on poetry.

NEW

490 Supervi..,ed Study (3-6, max. 18)

Special work in Near Eastern studies for graduates and undergraduates.

NEW

499 Undergraduate Research (3.6, max. 18)

PERSIAN

NEW

401,402,403 Ad"anced Persian (5,5,5)

Reading selected Persian literary texts. Prereq· uisite, 203 or equivalent.

NEW

600 Independent Study or Research (3-6, max. 18)

NEW

700 Thesis (*)

TURKISH

NEW

600 Independent Study or Research (3-6, max. 18)

NEW

700 Thest .. (*)

COMMUNICATIONS

NEW

583 Regional Communication Systems (5)

Analysis of communications problems of re­gional economic associations, theory of politi­cal community, and examination of empirical research on regional communications. Special emphasis will be given to Western Europe and the North Atlantic area. Prerequisites, 480, 485 or equivalent, or permission. Offered al­ternate years with 585.

NEW

584 Research Seminar In Regional Communication Systems (3)

Directed research in communications factors in regional integration in a detennined region of the world. Offered alternate years with 586. Prerequisite, 583.

COMPARATIVE LITERATURE

NEW

261,262,263 Modern African Literature (3,3,3)

A survey course in African literature from the colonial period to the present with specific references to the themes of nostalgia, rebellion, and humanism. Readings, discussions of, and reports on, representative works in prose, poetry, and drama. Among authors studied: Achebe, Mphahlele, Oyono, Paton, Senghor, Soyinka, Tutuola. Prerequisite, sophomore, pmior, or senior standing.

NEW

571 Studies in the Lyric (3-5, max. IS)

An examination of central questions in the study of the lyric genre, as approached from an international point of view. Course will change, so consult department each quarter for specific information. Prerequisite, ordinar­ily, reading knowledge of one foreign lan­guage.

DRAMA

NEW

102-103 Play Ana1ysis (3-3)

Descriptive analysis of plays, both modern and historical, to pro\'ide tools to assist stu­dents to read texts critically and creatively.

eHG 1.75,276,277 Replace 471, 472, 473

NEW

371,372,373 Special Studies (2,2,2)

Specialized and individual work related to the main curriculum of the third year of the Experimental Drama Program. Prerequisite, completion of two years of work in the Ex­perimental Drama Program.

NEW

410,411,412 Advanced Theatre Technical Practices (3,3,3)

Apprenticeship under faculty-staff supervision, in theories, techniques, and equipment of stage scenery, lighting, costumes, and scene painting. 410: scene construction and scene painting; 411: costumes; 412: lighting and technical stage procedures. Prerequisites, 210 for 410; 211 for 411; 212 for 412.

NEW

416 History of Clothing and Costume (5)

Survey of history of clothing and theatrical costume; emphasis on the dress of the audi­ence and the actor in historic periods of the­atrical activity.

CHG

417 Replaces 411

NEW

459 Intensive Rehearsal and Performance (6, max. 18)

Prerequisites, acceptance for Experimental Drama Program and completion of previous two years.

NEW

460 Introduction to Directing (3)

Introduction to the art of the stage director.

NEW

461.462 Elementary Directing (3,3)

An elementary study of the art of the stage director. Prerequisite for 461, B average or above in 460; for 462, B average or abOVe in 461.

CHG

464 Replaces 462

NEW

511 Design Studio (3, max. 9)

Artistic principles and techniques as a b~lSis for creative work in theatre design. Studio work in composition, color, line, space, light, and shade. Reports and outside reading may be required.

NEW

517.518.519 Studies in Hilitoric Design (3,3.3)

The investigation of artistic principles and modes that influenced the art, architecture, furniture, and decor of selected historic pe­riods. Prerequisites, 517 for 5 t 8; 5 t 8 for 519; or permission.

NEW

561 Directing Apprenticeship (5, max. 15)

Apprenticeship with professional director or association with thesis director. Prerequisite, graduate standing.

NEW

563 Seminar in Directing (2, max. 12)

Weekly meeting of all graduate directing stu­dents to discuss working problems on major productions in which they arc involved. Ex­amination of problems of the stage director on the advanced level. Prerequisite, graduate standing.

NEW

571.572,573 Problems In Theatre History Research (3,3,3)

Methods and techniques of research in theatre history. Relationship of theatre arts to other arts and society in major periods of theatre history. Prerequisites, 571 for 572; 572 for 573.

FAR EASTERN AND RUSSIAN INSTITUTE

CHG

426 Origins of the East European States (5)

Offered jointly with HST AM 426.

NEW

515 Chinese Materials on Modem H1story (3-6)

Modem history as written by the Chinese. In­cludes discussion of reference materials and research aids as well as problems of historical interpretation. Differences between Communist and non-Communist historians will be dis­cussed. Prerequisite, permission of instructor. Offered jointly with HSTAS 559.

NEW

517-518 Semirutr on Modem Chinese Social History (3-6)-(3-6)

A seminar on social change in twentieth­century Chinia, with special attention to urban society. Prerequisite, permission of instructor. Offered jointly with HSTAS 560-561.

CHG

566 to be offered jointly with HST AS 566

GEOGRAPHY

NEW

200 Introduction to Human Geography (5)

Survey of non-economic components of pat­terns and systems of human occupancy of the world. Emphasis on cultural processes, dy­namic change, functional relations and net­works. No prerequisite; Geography 100 rec­ommended.

NEW

227 Historical Geography of Black America (3)

Study of the historical processes of Afro­American migration and segregation in Afro-

American settlement patterns in the United States; study of theories of the human use of space as related to Afro-American migration and settlement.

GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES

NEW

418 Periglacial Processes and Environments (3)

An introduction to environmental processes in glacier-free areas, with emphasis on frost action and its effects. Prerequisite, permission of instructor.

GERMANIC LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE

NEW

299 Directed Reading (1-5, max. 10)

This course in independent study is designed specifically for nonmajors who have demon­strated a level of proficiency equivalent to the completion of German 203 and who wish to go on with reading original texts in German literature and thought.

NEW

310 Introduction to Twentieth-Century Literature (3)

Short stories, poems, and a play by modem ~md contemporary representative writers. Pre­requisite, t 5 credits of second-year German.

NEW

311 Introduction to the Gemmn Nonlle (3)

Representative writers, such as Ke])er, Meyer, and Storm. Theory of the Novelle. Prerequi­site, 310.

NEW

312 Introduction to Goethe (3)

Faust and selected poems. Prerequisite, 311.

NEW

340 Friedrich Nietzsche and His Impact on German Literature (3)

The course is concerned with the analysis of Friedrich Niet7.5che's brief works and with the discussion of his position within modem Ger­man literature and thought. Nietzsche marks the dividing line between the classical-romantic tradition of German intellectual life and the inceptions of a new critical age during which the values of the past were put on trial. Spe­cial emphasis will be placed on Nietzsche as a forerunner of modern and contemporary German literature. Prerequisite, permission; open to upper- and lower-division students.

NEW 341 Kafka in English (3)

Intensive study of the short stories and novels of Franz Kafka in English translation; empha­sis on philosophical relevance and esthetic significance. Prerequisite, permission; open to upper- and lower-division students.

CHG

342 Replaces 464

NEW

495 Proseminar in German Literature (3, max. 15)

Topics to be arranged and announced. Prereq­uisite, permission.

NEW

513 Gennany 1918-1968: Study in Gennan Fiction and Thought (3)

German intellectual life from 1918 to 1968. A study in German fiction and thought in rela­tion to the cultural, political, and social aspects of the period. Prerequisite, permission.

NEW

570 Nietzsche (3)

Intensive study of the short stories and novels of Friedrich Nietzsche in the original. Empha­sis on philosophical relevance and esthetic significance. Prerequisite, graduate standing.

HISTORY

Specific areas in History are designated by de­partmental area letters. These leUers must pre­cede course numbers on the student's Official Program. Designation letters are:

HST General History HST AA History of the Americas HSTAM Ancient and Medieval History

(including Byzantine) HST AS Asian History HSTEU Modem European History

GENERAL mSTORY

CHG HST 101 Replaces 112

NEW

HST 111 The Ancient World (5)

A history of the origins of Western civilization to the fall of Rome.

eHG HST 113 Replaces 102

NEW HST 465 Numismatics Seminar (3)

An introduction to the use of numismatic evi­dence for political, economic, and cultural history. Prerequisite, permission of instructor.

NEW HST 563 Modem Near East (3-6)

Field course to introduce the student to the major periods and problems of Ne.u Eastern history, 1798 to the present. Prerequisite, per­mission of instructor.

HISTORY OF THE AMERICAS

NEW

HSTAA

405-406 History of American Character and Values (5-5)

A course designed to explore the origins and nature of American character and values, past and present, with special emphasis upon American Protestantism and the role of reli­gion in American life. Prerequisite, permission of instructor. Limited enrollment.

NEW

HSTAA 555·556 Seminar: American Intellectual

History (3-6)

This course seeks to develop research and writing competence in American intellectual history. Prerequisite, permission of instructor.

ANCIENT AND MEDIEVAL HISTORY

NEW

HSTAM 426 Origins of the East European States (5)

Analysis of social, cultural, and political devel­opment among the Slavs and other peoples of Eastern Europe that led to the emergence of national stales of the Middle Ages. Prerequi· site, HST 112 or permission. Offered jointly with Far E 426.

NEW

HSTAM 431 Topics in Medieval History: 500·1000

(5)

A study in depth of one or more topics in the history of Europe during the early Middle Ages. Prerequisite, a course in medieval his­tory.

NEW

HSTAM 432 Topics in Medieval History: 1000·1250

(5)

A study in depth of one or more topics in the history of Europe during the High Middle Ages. Prerequisite, a course in medieval his­tory.

NEW

HSTAM 433 Topics in Medieval History: 1250-1500

(5)

A study in depth of one or more topics in the history of Europe during the Later Middle Ages. Prerequisite, a course in medieval his­tory.

ASIAN HISTORY

NEW HSTAS 559 Chinese Materials on Modern History

(3·6)

Modern history as written by the Chinese. In­cludes discussion of reference materials and research aids as well as problems of historical interpretation. Differences between Communist and non-Communist historians will be dis· cussed. Prerequisite, permission of instructor. Offered jointly with FAR E 515.

NEW

HSTAS 560·561 Seminar on Modem Chinese Social

History (3-6)-(3-6)

A seminar on social change in twentieth-cen­tury China, with special attention to urban society. Prerequisite, permission of instructor. Offered jointly with FAR E 517·518.

MODERN EUROPEAN HISTORY

NEW

HSTEU 380 History of Scandina\'ia to 1814 (3)

A survey of Scandinavian history from the Viking Period to 1814, with primary emphasis on the development of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden, and the role of the Scandinavians in world history, Offered jointly with SCAND 380.

NEW

HSTEU 381 History of Scandinavia Since 1814 (3)

A survey of Scandinavian history from 1814 to the present, with major emphasis on the political, social, cultural, and economic devel­opment of the Scandinavian countries. Offered jointly with SCAND 381.

NEW

HSTEU 562 Early Spanish History (3·6)

Problems in the history of Spain, antiquity through the Middle Ages. Prerequisites, HSTEU 461, HSTEU 462. (Formerly History 495,496.)

NEW

HSTEU 563 Modern Spanish History (3.6)

Problems in the history of Spain, 1500 to the present. Prerequisites, HSTEU 461, HSTEU 462. (Formerly History 495,496.)

LINGUISTICS

NEW

447 Language Development (3)

The study of first.:.language acquisition and use by children. Emphasis will be placed on the· oretical issues and research techniques. Offered jointly as PSYCH 457. Prerequisite, senior or graduate major standing, or permission.

MATHEMATICS

NEW

394 Probability (3)

Sample sf,acesj basic axioms of probability; combinatorial probability; conditional proba­bility and independence; binomial, Poisson, and normal distributions. Prerequisite, 136 or 224.

NEW

395 Probability (3)

Random variables; expectation and variance; laws of large numbers; normal approximation and other limit theorems; multidimensional distributions and transformations. Prerequisite, 394.

NEW

396 l'robability (3)

Characteristic functions and generating func­tions; recurrent events and renewal theory; random walk. Prerequisite, 395.

MUSIC

NEW

129 Afro-American Music (5)

A survey course centering on Black music in the United States but also clarifying the rela· tionship of this music to the musics of other Afro-American cultures as well as to their African roots.

NEW

207 University Oratorio Chorus (1)

A choral ensemble that performs major works with orchestra. Prerequisite, permission of in· structor,

NEW

208 University Laboratory Band (1)

Large ensemble performance practices in the ja7.l idiom, Prerequisite, audition or permis­sion.

NEW

533 Preceptorial Reading in Ethnomusicology (5)

Basic literature in ethnomusicology in the geographic areas of India, Southeast Asia, and Indonesia with laboratory listening sections meeting concurrently with 316. Prerequisite, graduate standing.

NEW

534 Preceptorial Reading in Ethnomuslcology (5)

Basic literature in ethnomusicology for the geographical areas of Africa, Western Europe, and North and South America with laboratory sections and listening sections meeting concur­rently with 317. Prerequisite, graduate stand­ing.

NEW

535 Preceptorial Reading in Ethnomuslcology (5)

Basic literature in ethnomusicology in the geographic areas of Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and the Far East with laboratory and listening sections meeting concurrently with 318. Prerequisite, graduate standing.

NEW I

536 Transcription and Analysis (3)

A study of practice in different notational ana­lytical systems used in nonwestern music. Pre:. requisite, 471.

OCEANOGRAPHY

NEW

458 Chemical Aspects of Marine Sediments (5)

A survey of minerals in marine sediments: their origin or mode of formation, their iso­topic and chemical composition, their rate of deposition, their chemical alteration after dep­osition, their distribution and relative impor­tance in the major sedimentary cycle. Prereq­uisite, one year of general chemistry.

PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

NEW

314 Movement Exploration for Children (3) (Men and Women)

Theory and techniques of movement explora­tion utilizing time, :space, force, and flow vari­ables as elements of movement organization.

CHG

350 Replaces 374

PHYSICS

NEW 101-102, 103 Physics for Teachers (5-5,5)

Basic concepts of physics, with particular em­phasis on background needed for confident use of the new science curriculum materials in the schools. No credit granted for 101-until -102 is satisfactorily completed. Serves general education objectives by simultaneously dealing with historical, philosophical, and hu­manistic aspects of science. Prerequisites, 101-for -102; -102 for 103.

NEW

517,528,529 Current Problems in Physics (1,1,1)

Introduction to current research topics for be­ginning graduate students.

PSYCHOLOGY

NEW

110 Psychology of Human Sexual Behavior (3)

Survey of the current literature concerning the development of human sexual behavior. Physi­ological and psychological components of hll~ man sexuality and its deviations will be con­sidered.

NEW 250 Mental Health of Minority Groups (3)

A survey of the problems of minority groups, with particular. emphasis on the conditions related to the development of mental health. Emphasis will be placed on the situation of the Negro, although Indian, Oriental, and Spanish-American groups will be included. Offered jointly as PSYC (Psychiatry) 25.0.

NEW

260 Psychological Aspects of Poverty (3)

Psychological effects of poverty and related social phenomena; the effects on psychological development, personality, mental health, and social behavior. Where possible, remedial steps will be discussed.

NEW

428 Survey of Psychoacoustics (3)

Study of the auditory stimulus, the hearing mechanism, and man's abilities to discriminate simple and complex sounds. Topics included are speech perception, hearing tests, and the effects of noise upon efficiency, speech com­munication, and the hearing mechanism. Pre­requisite, 303 or equivalent.

NEW

443 Social Psychology of Prejudice (3)

An examination of social psychological theory and research regarding the development, main­tenance, and dissolution of prejudicial atti­tudes, with particular emphasis on anti-Black sentiment. Topics to be covered include per­sonality traits such as authoritarianism and dogmatism, environmental factors such as con­formity and forced compliance, and cultural clements such as the notion of justice. In addi­tion, an attempt will be made to characterize the personal psychology of the oppressed and to suggest ways in which low-power groups may decrease their power deficit. Prerequisites, 100 and 345.

NEW

457 Language Development (3)

The study of first-language acquisition and use by children. Emphasis will be placed on the­oretical issues and research techniques. Offered jointly with Linguistics 447. Prerequisite, sen­ior or graduate major standing, or permission.

CHG

461,462 Replace 401

NEW

500 Learning and Motivation (3)

A general survey of animal learning and mo­tivation; emphasis is upon recent problems, findings and theoretical developments; topics may include avoidance learning, cyclic be­havior, defensive behavior, food preferences, incentive motivation, noncontingcnt reinforce­ment, and territoriality. Prerequisite, graduate major standing.

CHG

505 ReplaceS 513

NEW

506 Personality and Social Development (5)

A survey of the theories and empirical litera­ture in the area of personality and social de­velopment of children. Prerequisite, first-year graduate status.

NEW

509 Leadership (3)

A critical review of leadership literature and research with emphasis on empirical studies on leadership selection, training, and prediction of group and organizational effectiveness. Prereq­uisites, 345 and 514 or equivalents, or permis­sion.

NEW

519 Statistical Methods for Developmental Psychology (3)

Presentation of those aspects of statistics and experimental design that are unique to or heavily used in research in developmental psychology, Prerequisites, 515 and graduate standing.

NEW

561 Advanced Cognitive Development (3)

Survey and discussion of the literature in the area of cognitive development in children, in­cluding language, attention, problem solving, and concept formation. Prerequisite, graduate standing.

CHG

562 Replaces 511

ROMANCE LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE

FRENCH

NEW

410,411,411 Literature of the Renaissance (3,3,3)

Study of the main currents and writers of the Italian Renaissance-the lyric, drama, epic, and prose as exemplified by such writers as Poliziano, Sannazzaro, Guarini, Boiardo, Ari­osto, . Castiglione, Machiavelli, Guicciardini, and Tasso. Prerequisites, French 304, 305, 306.

NEW

415 Trends in Twentieth-Century Theatre in English (5)

A study of the evolution of the French theatre from the turn of the century to the present. Special emphasis will be given to the French theatrical scene since World War II.

NEW

453 Sixteenth-Century Literary Prose (3)

Fiction and nonfiction of the French Renais­sance: Rabelais, des Periers, Marguerite de Navarre, Calvin, Brantome, Montaigne, etc. Prerequisite, French 304.

NEW

460 Sixteenth-Century Drama (3)

The late medieval dramatic forms and their suppression. The rise of theatre based on Greco-Latin models. The influence of the Ital­ian comedy. The pastoral drama and tragi­comedy. Prerequisite, French 304.

NEW

480 Social and Cultural Background (3)

Common values, presuppositions, social-be­havior patterns, and institutions of the culture area, as differentiated by social classes, re­gions, age groups, and time change over the past twenty years. Conducted in English, de­pending on the major. For French majors, some reading in French, with papers written in French. Required for teaching certificate with elementary- or secondary-level major in French. Prerequisite, French 222.

NEW

485 The French Enlightenment (6)

French thought and literature of the eigh­teenth century. Students may not receive credit for both this course and for 421 or 455. Pre­requisite, French 305 or permission.

ITALIAN'

NEW

319 The Italian Short Story in English (3)

The short story from the No\'ellillo and Boc­caccio to modern masters of the form. The translations will be studied both as examples of narrative technique and as reflections of particular moments in Italian cultural history. Prerequisite, at least sophomore standing,

NEW

465 Contemporary Italian Narrative (3)

A critical reading of selected modern expo­nents of the short story and novel. Prerequi­site, Italian 304, 305, 306, or equivalent.

SPANISH

NEW

413, 414 Hispanic Poetry (3, 3)

A three-quarter course (beginning with 412) treating modern lyric poetry of the Hispanic world. The period studied extends from 1870 to 1936 and deals with thirteen major poets from Becquer to Hernandez. Prerequisites, Spanish 306, 351.

NEW

417 The Epoch of Cervantes (3)

An introductory study to Cervantes' environ­ment, emphasizing the cultural and artistic background of that outstanding period, Pre­liminary to 418. Prerequisites, Spanish 304, 305, 306.

NEW

441 Spanish Drama: 1150·1600 (3)

Development of the drama in Spain. Se­lected texts, collateral readings, and reports. Prerequisites, Spanish 304, 305, 306.

NEW

442 Spanish Drama: 1600-1635 (3)

Development of the drama in Spain. Se­lected texts, collateral readings, and reports. Prerequisites, Spanish 304, 305, 306.

NEW

443 Spanish Drama: 1635-1681 (3)

Development of the drama in Spain. Se­lected texts. collateral readings, and reports. Prerequisites, Spanish 304, 305, 306.

NEW

444 The Modern Theatre in Spain: 1700-Romanticism (3)

A study of the directions. documents, and literature of Spain's theatre during the

eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. Special attention to the concepts and mani­festations of Neoclassicism and Romanticism. Prerequisites. Spanish 304, 305, 306.

NEW

445 The Modern Theatre In Spain: 1850-1900 (3)

The theories and literature of the Spanish theatre in the second half of the nineteenth century. Poslromantic drama, !?ellero clrico. Naturalism. Prerequisites. Spanish 304, 305, 306.

NEW

446 The Modern Theatre in Spain: 1900-Present (3)

Major currents and literature of Spain's theatre in this century. Special attention to modern reactions against Realism. Benavente. Valle-Inclan, Sastre, Lorca. and others. Pre­requisites, Spanish 304, 305, 306.

CHG

450 Replaces 445

SCANDINA VI AN LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE

SCANDINA VIAN

NEW

380 History of Scandinavia to 1814 (3)

A survey of Scandinavian history from the Viking period to 1814, with primary emphasis on the development of Denmark, finland, Ice­land, Norway, and Sweden. and the role of the Scandinavians in world history. Offered jointly with HSTEU 380.

NEW

381 History of Scandina\'ja Since 1814 (3)

A survey of Scandinavian history from 1814 to the present with major emphasis on the political, social, cultural. and economic devel­opment of the Scandinavian countries. Offered jointly with HSTEU 381.

NEW

483 Strindberg and the Swedish Drama (5)

The study and discussion of representative Strindberg plays and of post-Strindberg plays by dramatists from Lagerkvist to Forssell in English translation, Students who have taken 481 and 482 cannot receive credit for 483.

SLA VIC LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE

RUSSIAN

NEW

240 Accelerated Scientific Russian (10)

Introduction to written Russian as a research tool; for science students only. Readings in chemistry and physics. Not accepted for Russian major language credit.

NEW

380 Russian Language in l.eningr.1d Program (15)

Academic credit offered to students partici­pating in University-sponsored Russian Lan­guage Program nt the University of Moscow. Prerequisite, 305 or equivalent.

NEW

572 Seminar in RlL';sian Poetry (3, max. 9)

Topics in Russian poetry. to be selected by the instructor. Prerequisite, graduate standing.

CHG -590 Replaces 590

SOCIOLOGY

NEW

452 Health and Social Behavior (5)

Theoretical and methodological aspects of health, disease, and illness as deviant behavior in relation to social (organizational and occu­pational), ecological, demographic, and cul­tural determinants of health and health care. Prerequisite. 110.

SPEECH

Specific areas in Speech are designated by de­partmental area letters. These letters must pre­cede course numbers on the student's Official Program. Designation letters arc:

SPCH Speech Arts and Sciences S&HSC Speech and Hearing Sciences

SPEECH

CHG 355 Speech in the Elementary Classroom (3)

Replaces Speech 359 Speech in the Cla~sroom (3)

CHG 356 Speech in the Secondary Classroom (3)

Replaces Speech 359 Speech in the Classroom (3)

ZOOLOGY

NEW

470 Concepts and Issues (5)

Zoological concepts, their current and po­tential applications to cultural dilemmas and frontiers. Prerequisite, advanced standing.

SCHOOL AND GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

ADMINISTRATIVE THEORY AND ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR

NEW

301 Beha\'ioral Science and Administration (4)

An introduction to some of the fundamental research and theories of behavioral science thut are particularly relevant to the study of management. Presented are materials that aid the student of management and adminis­tration in understanding the behavior of individuals and work groups. Prerequisite. junior standing.

BUSINESS ECONOMICS

NEW

512 Advanced Managerial Economics (3)

Focus is on application of basic form theory as developed in Business Economics 500. Principles of optimum resource allocation, empirical estimation of cost and demand schedules. Prerequisites, 500 and Quantitative Methods 500, or permission.

NEW

571-572 Research Reports (3-3)

Independent study in business administration; critical evaluation of business analysis and research methods. Effective communication of ideas is emphasized. Methods and content of independent research studies being com­pleted by the students are subjected to criti­cal evaluation. Prerequisite, permission.

NEW

588 Seminar in Applied Micro-economic Analysis (3)

Seminar in applied micro-economic analysis: emphasis on individual selected topics and presentation of papers with application to eco­nomic problems of industries and firms such as the estimation of aggregate production functions for industries, consumer preference patterns, firm forecasting, and intrafirm pricing policies. Prerequisite. 512 or permission.

NEW

599 Doctoral Seminar In Business Economics (3)

Study and research in advanced topics of business economics. The seminar is generally concerned with unpublished areas of re­search and is conducted by visiting profes­sors and departmental faculty. Prerequisites, permission; doctoral students only.

NEW

600 Independent Study or Research (*, max. 10)

Prerequisite, permission.

NEW

700 Thesis (*)

Prerequisite, permission.

NEW

702 Degree Final (3)

Prerequisite, permission.

BUSINESS, GOVERNMENT, AND SOCIETY

310 Legal Aspects of Business and Public Pollcy (5)

Legal questions involved in business and gov­ernment relations, including government regu­lation of competition, of business labor rela­tions, and of business effects on the public. The course will discuss government assistance to business as well as business influences on government. Discussion of regulations and the alternative of public ownership in selected case studies in such areas as pollution control and public utilities. Prerequisite, 200 or per­mission.

MARKETING

NEW

430 Quantitative Methods In Marketing (4)

Application of quantitative methods to marketing decision problems, such as product testing, advertising effectiveness, routing of salesmen, distribution systems, pricing, and marketing models. Methods include analysis of variance, multiple regression, Bayesian statistics, linear programming, and others as are appropriate. Prerequisites, 301 and Quantitative Methods 201, or equivalent.

NEW

525 Seminar in Consumer Behavior (3)

Analysis of current research in consumer be­havior. Topics will include consumer decision-

making processes, models of buyer behavior, and contributions from the behavioral sciences. Prerequisite, MBA core requirements or per­mission.

QUANTITATIVE METHODS

NEW

404 Computer Programming for BIL'ilness (4)

In-depth coverage of FORTRAN IV with pro­gramming assignments. Machine and assembly languages. Overview of ALGOL, PLII, CO­BOL. Basic data processing techniques. Oper­ating systems. Prerequisite, 200.

NEW

424 Simulation Technlque.~ (4)

Construction and operation of simulation models including the use of specialized simu­lation languages in conjunction with digital computers. Prerequisites, 100, 201.

URBAN DEVELOPMENT

NEW

320 I.aw of Urban Development (3)

Legal aspects of modern land utilization, in­cluding the urban plan, zoning, and private and public ownership, with a preliminary discussion of the nature of property and a brief survey of real property law.

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

Specific areas in Education are designated by departmental area letters. These letters must pre~ede course numbers on the stu­dent's Official Program. Designation letters are:

EDADM Educational Administration EDC&I EDHED EDHPS

EDPSY EDSPE EDUC

Curriculum and Instruction Higher Education History, Philosophy, and Sociology of Education Educational Psychology Special Education Independent Study, Research, and Student Teaching

CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION

NEW

EDC&I 423 Workshop in Instructional Improve-

ment: Industrial Education (2-6)

Individual or group study projects on the improvement of instruction in industrial education.

NEW

EDC&I 428 Organization and SupervL'ilon of Post-

Secondary Distributive Education (3)

Development of supervisory personnel for community colleges and technical vocational schools to initiate, operate, and administer postsecondary and midmanagement programs.

NEW

EDC&I 456 Workshop in Instructional Improve­

ment: l.anguage Arts (2-6)

Individual or group study projects on the improvement of instruction in language arts.

NEW

EDC&I 461 Supplementary Materials for tbe

Teaching of Reading (3)

Designed to provide acquaintance with, and bases for, evaluation of materials used in the teaching of reading. Basal readers, ma­terial from the content areas, recreational reading materials, and supplementary prac­tice materials will be examined. Prerequisite, teaching experience.

NEW

EDC&I 468 Workshop in Instructionallmprovc­

ment: Social Studies (2-6)

Individual or group study projects on the improvement of instruction in social studies.

NEW

EDC&I 473 Workshop in Instructional Improve­

ment: Science (2-6)

Individual or group study projects on the improvement of instruction in science.

NEW

EDC&I 479 Workshop in Instructional Improve­

ment: Mathematics (2-6)

Individual or group study projects on the improvement of instruction in mathematics.

NEW EDC&I 485 Workshop In Instructional Improve-

ment: I.eaming Resources (2-6)

Individual or group study projects on the improvement of instruction in learning re­sources.

NEW

EDC&I 560 Seminar in Reading (3)

Desi~ned to focus primarily on those aspects of the reading process that are of concern in a developmental reading program. Empha­sis is placed on research dealing with factors influencing reading ability, with problems in skill development, with effectiveness of vari­ous methods and approaches for teaching reading, with reading in content fields, and with recreational reading. Course work in­cludes group and individual analysis of studies with attention given to research design and measurement. Prerequisite, permission of in­structor.

NEW

561 Seminar in Language Arts (3)

Study of recent research in language structure, with special attention given to research per­taining to the teaching of language skills: auding, speech, and written composition. Course work includes group and individual analysis of language arts studies, with atten­tion given to research design and measure­ment. Prerequisite, permission of instructor.

NEW

EDC&I 563 Current Issues in Language Arts

Education (1, max. 6)

Discussion of problems and issues of current interest and importance in language arts edu­cation.

NEW

EDC&I 567 Current Issues in Social Studies

Education (1, max. 6)

Discussion of problems and issues of current interest and importance in social studies edu­cation.

NEW

EDC&I 572 Current Issues in Science Education

(1. max. 6)

Discussion of topics and problems of current interest and importance in science education. Prerequisite. graduate status.

NEW

EDC&I 577 Current Issues in Mathematics Education

(1, max. 6)

Discussion of problems and issues of current interest and importance in mathematics educa­tion.

EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY

NEW

EDPSY 561 Group Process Laboratory (3)

Experience in small group process following the "T" group model. Collateral discussions of process and independent study. Prerequi­site. permission.

SPECIAL EDUCATION

NEW

EDSPE 416 Evaluation of Instructional Materials

for Exceptional Children (3)

An introduction to techniques of determining the quality of instructional materials in terms of (a) the systems of specific subject matter organization, and (b) specified instructional outcomes. Prerequisite, permission of instruc­tor.

NEW

EDSPE 418 Vocational Development of Handi-

capped Children and Youth (3)

Curricular aspects of vocational training relevant to each age level in the education of handicapped children. Application of pro­grammed instructional techniques to the breaking down of the occupational task. Em­phasis on familiarizing school personnel with interdisciplinary services and community re­sources available to assist them in facilitating the maximal vocational development of handicapped children and youth. Prerequisite, permission of instructor.

NEW

EDSPE 508 Administration of Special Education (3)

Research and trends in administrative or­ganization of special education programs, of personnel assignments, and of instructional groupings for the education of exceptional children as these relate to the total school program, pupil personnel services. com­munity agency services, and state and federal legislation. Prerequisites, background in spe­cial education and/or public school adminis­tration, and permission of instructor.

NEW

EDSPE 513 Clinical Appraisal of Exceptional

Children (3)

Diagnostic instruments used in the clinical appraisal of exceptional children. Theoretical considerations wiIl be used to buttress practi­cal experiences in appraisal related to inter­vention. Prerequisite, EDSPE 404 or permis­sion of instructor.

NEW

EDSPE 515 Problems and Issues in Special

Education (3. max. 9)

An intensive examination of the issues perti­nent to all of special education, such as legislation. interdisciplinary function, role of special education in general education and placement practices. Prerequisites, permission of instructor.

NEW

EDSPE 517 Practicllm in Research Design and

Analysis in Special Education (3)

Critical analysis of current research practices in special education will serve as background for student carrying out a smalI independent research project. Projects will be evaluated in seminar discussion. Prerequisites, EDPSY 490 and 591 or equivalent. and permission.

NEW

EDSPE 518 Seminar in SI)ecial Education Research

(1-3)

Designed for doctoral students in special edu­cation during their year of residency. Each candidate will select a dissertation problem and submit a proposal. Topics such as the procurement of subjects, the reporting and communication of research findings. and the evaluation of research will be stressed. The seminar will lead to the evolution of a viable dissertation proposal.

INDEPENDENT STUDY. RESEARCH, AND STUDENT TEACHING

NEW

EDUC 524 Seminar In Teacher Edueation (3)

The seminar will focus on recent trends. issues. and proposals for future development in teacher education and certification. Pre­requisite, permission.

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

CERAMIC ENGINEERING

CHG

422 Replaces 522

CIVIL ENGINEERING

Specific areas in Civil Engineering are desig­nated by departmental area letters. These letters must precede course numbers on the student's Official Program. Designation letters are:

CEEM Engineering Mechanics CEHY Hydraulic Engineering CEST Structural Engineering

CETC Transportation, Construction, and Materials Engineering

CEWA Water and Air Resources CIVE Civil Engineering Core Courses

CORE COURSES

CHG

CIVE 390 Replaces CIVE 201, 202

CIVE

393 Replaces CEEM 293

ENGINEERING MECHANICS

NEW

CEEM 295 Dynamics Tutorial (0)

To be taken concurrently with CEEM 291.

NEW

CEEM 296 Mechanics of Materials I Tutorial (0)

To be taken concurrently with CEEM 292.

TRANSPORT ATION, CONSTRUCTION, AND ENGINEERING MATERIAl,S

NEW

CETC 500 Transportation Safety-Introduction

Seminar (1)

A general review of all aspects of transporta­tion safely. utilizing special lectures that reflect federal, state. and local safety pro­grams as well as supporting interests such as motor vehicle and driver administration, enforcement, courts, traffic engineering, in­surance, and public support. Prerequisite, senior or graduate standing.

NEW

CETC' 525 Transportation and Land Use

I'lanning Models (3)

Theory underlying land-use and transporta­tion planning models; past attempts to model urban development; modeling of alternatives; forecasting technological innovation and as­sessing its land-use implications. Offered jointly as Urban Planning 525.

NEW

CETC 526 Transportation Studies: Model

Calibration and Network Flow (3)

Review of the organization of regional trans­portation studies, including functions of engineers, planners, and others. Specific examination of transportation and land-use models, as applied to transportation studies, and detailed analysis of current models in use. Application of technology of traffic assignment to transportation networks, with problems of tree building, network flow, restrictions and system optimization by com­puter. Prerequisite, graduate standing or per­mission.

WATER AND AIR RESOURCES

NEW

CEWA 450 Man and Pollution of His

Environment (3)

Description of growing problems of air, water, and land pollution that the engineer must define and must solve if the quality of man's environment is to be maintained. This description includes the quantity and quality of present production of wastes, their known environmental effects, and practical methods of control, as well as prospects for the future. The essential team approach to these engineering problems is stressed by illustrating the interrelated nature of the physical, chemical, and biological causes and effects. Prerequisite, junior standing.

NEW

CEWA 566 Gas Cleaning Design I (3)

Procedures and equipment for evaluating the emissions of air pollutant sources. Principles and design of the physical and chemical processes employed in the removal of gaseous pollutants. Comprehensive design of specific processes. Prerequisite, 461.

NEW

CEWA 567 Gas Cleaning Design II (3)

Principles and designs of processes used to control the emission of particulate air pollu­tants. Relationship of design parameters to the specifications of commercially available equipment. Prerequisites, CEW A 564, CEW A 566, or permission.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

CHG

301,302 Replace 303

NEW

409 Engineering Concepts for Teachers (9)

Development of concepts required for teach­ing Man-Made World ECCP curriculum. Computers, models, systems evaluation, and control. Prerequisite, teaching certificate.

NEW

415 Computer-Aided System Analysis (3)

Concepts, principles, and techniques con­cerned with the design, testing, and applica­tion of general purpose problem-oriented computer programs for analyzing large-scale systems. Specific attention to implementation on computers. Prerequisites, General Engi­neering 115 and senior standing.

NEW

470 Design of Digital Data Systems (4)

Fundamental gating circuits are developed into large logic gating structures. The use of these structures in the design of central processing units, memories, and peripheral equipment is illustrated. Offered jointly with Computer Science 470. Prerequisite, permis­sion of instructor.

CHG

501.502 Programming Languages and Systems I, II (3,3)

Offered jointly with Computer Sciences 501, 502.

HUMANISTIC-SOCIAL STUDIES

NEW

431 Human Rigbts and tbe Governmental Process (3)

An analysis of governmental actions, par­ticularly those by antidiscrimination legisla­tion, designed to reduce discrimination on account of race, color, religious creed, na­tional origin, and more recently, age and sex in various sectors of American life. The attendant issues, problems, and administra­tive solutions to leading ca.ses are examined. Prerequisite, upper-division standing.

NEW

407 Thesis Guidance for Foreign Students (1, max. 3)

Individual tutorial assistance in writing prob­lems for the foreign student preparing to write or writing a thesis in one of the engi­neering disciplines. Prerequisites, English 303 or HSS 265 (for foreign students) or equiva­lent, and permission.

NEW

461 Experience in the Arts (1)

Informal experiences with the arts through attendance at theatres, concerts, art exhibits, etc.; through discussions with creative artists; and through personal attempts at producing a "work of art." Prerequisite, upper-division standing or permission.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

CHG

322 Replaces 330

NEW

451 Human Factors in Desi~n (3)

Engineering consideration of the abilities and limitations of the human operator in the de­sign of industrial systems and components. Scope includes functional, psychological, phys­iological, and environmental aspects. Prereq­uisite, senior standing in engineering or per­mission.

METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING

NEW

400 Materials Science for Teachers (5)

A course designed to give junior high school and high school science teachers and science consultants a broad background in the struc­ture and properties of solids, solid-state re­actions, and phase equilibria, and in typical engineering applications of these principles. Laboratory and discussion sections on the educational implications and applications of this material in the classroom. Prerequisite, knowledge of freshman chemistry.

NEW

423 Corrosion of EnJdneering Materials (3)

Applications of physical chemical principles to the reaction of materials with their environ­ments. Prevention and control of corrosion and oxidation processes. Corrosion problems in materials applications, including chemical process industries, nuclear engineering, and marine environments. Prerequisite, Materials Engineering 250.

MINll"G ENGINEERING

NEW

551 Special Topics (*)

Topics of current interest and importance in the mineral industries or individual study on a subject of special interest. Prerequisite, grad­ate standing.

NUCLEAR E~GINEERING

NEW

477 Introduction to Radioactive Tracer Techniques (2)

To introduce the student to the basic concepts of the use of radioactive tracers in measuring the transfer between the compartments of a biological system. The theoretical analysis will be restricted to systems with no more than three compartments. The experiments arc de­signed to permit the student to utilize the theory discussed and to make actual determi­nations of transfer coefficients. OITered jointly with Radiology 477. Prerequisite, permission.

COLLEGE OF FOREST RESOURCES

NEW

456 Wilderness Pre.<;ervution and Management (3)

A review of American wilderness philosophies, concepts, and values. Development of the Wilderness Act. Examination of current wil­derness management policies, problems, trends in usc, issues and controversies, wilderness re­search, social costs, and benefits of wilderness. Prerequisite, permission.

NEW

517 Soil Plant-Atmospheric Relations (3)

Principles of mass and energy exchange be­tween thc earth and the atmosphere with spe­cial emphasis upon the state and movement of water in soils, energy balance of the vege­tatcd surface and individual leaves, and meth­ods of evapotranspiration determination. Pre­requisites, Mathematics 126, Physics 123, At­mospheric Sciences 329.

NEW

531 Forest Fire Science Seminar (2)

Preservation and discussion of current issues in forest fire prevention and control, and use and discussion of on-going fire research. Pre­requisite, permission.

NEW

577 Wood and Fiber Science Seminar (1)

Discussion of current topics in the science of wood and its various composites in the fonn of composition boards, laminates, and paper. Prerequisite, permission.

COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

PHARMACY

NEW

445 Radiopbannaceutics (3)

The fundamentals of radioacti"ity; properties of radiation; instrumentation used in nuclear medicine: problems associated with the formu­lation, production, and use of radiopharma­ceuticals currently used for diagnosis and therapy. Prerequisite, 333 or permission.

NEW

452 Contemporary Problems (1)

An examinntion of trends in the field of phar­macy as influenced by social and economic factors. The effect of changing patterns of health care on professional practice. Prerequi­site, fifth year standing.

NEW

485 Clinical Pham13cy (5)

The phnrmncist on the health-care team; lec­tures and conferences; laboratories in various clinical areas of the hospital. Students asso­ciate symptomology observed in patients with textbook descriptions of disease states, gain insight into problems of diagnosis and treat­ment planning, and relate disease states with complex drug therapy. Prerequisites, penn is­sion; Pharmacy 483 is recommended.

NEW

486 Clinical Phannaey (4-10)

The pharmacist on the health-care team. Lec­tures, conferences, and laboratories in various clinical areas of the hospital and outpatient clinics. Students relate complex drug therapy to disea.se states and treatment planning. Con­sideration of the pharmacist'S responsibilities for inpatient and outpatient care. Prerequi­sites, Pharmncy 485 and permission.

NEW

515 Topics in Nursing and Phamlacy (2)

Readings and discussions of assigned topics of current interdisciplinary interest in the fields of nursing and pharmacy. Subject matter changes from year to year. Offered jointly as Nursing 515. Prerequisite, permission.

PHARMACOGNOSY

CHG

412 Replaces 312

CHG 413 Replaces 313

CHG 414 Replaces 314

GRADUATE SCHOOL

COMPUTER SCIENCE

NEW

470 Design of Digital Data Systems (4)

Fundamental gating circuits are developed into large logic gating structures. The use of these structures in the design of central processing units, memories, and peripheral equipment is illustrated. Offered jointly with Electrical Engi­neering 470. Prerequisite, permission of in­structor.

NEW

501 Programming Languages nnd Systems I (3)

Discussion of computer languages~ machine language, assembly language, problem-oriented languages. Manipulation of symbols and strings. Formal definition of computer lan­guages. Prerequisite, 478 or permission. (Of­fered jointly with Electrical Engineering 501.)

NEW

502 Programming Lnnguages and Systems II (3)

Basic concepts und design of interpreters, as­semblers, compilers, and operating systems for digitul computers. Prerequisite, 501. (Offered jointly with Electrical Engineering 502.)

NEW

551 Operating Systems (3)

Description of design of operating require­ments and design criteria for batch processing, real time, and time-sharing systems. Practical exercises and illustrations using Computer Science Research Fucility. Prerequisite, 502 or permission.

NEW

574 Artificial Intelligence II (3)

Continuation of studies of artificial intelligence systems, emphasizing theorem proving, sym­bolic problem solving, pattern recognition, and natural language data processing. Students will be required to do projects. Prerequisite, 573 or permission of instructor.

GEOPHYSICS

NEW

520 Seminar (1-2)

Review of current literature in geophysics and graduate student research with faculty partici­pation. Prerequisite, graduate standing.

SCHOOL OF LIBRARIANSHIP

NEW

555 History of Children's Uterature (3)

Literature for children from the earliest times through the nineteenth century. Consideration of significant qualities in the cultural context of the time, with attention given to represen­tative authors and titles. Prerequisites, 451 or 550, and 554.

NEW

590 Special Topics in Librariaa'ihip (3)

Seminar dealing with various topics in libruri­unship. To be offered by visitors or resident faculty. Topics will change from quarter to quarter. May not be offered every quarter. May be repeated for credit. Prerequisite, per­mission.

INTERSCHOOL OR INTERCOLLEGE PROGRAMS

BIOENGINEERING

NEW

299 Introduction to Bioengineering (J)

The scope of bioengineering will be presented for purposes of orientation by means of video tapes or motion pictures (about one-half hour) followed by presentation of problems and in­formal discussion to illustrate the nature and diversity of applications of engineering disci­plines to biology and medicine.

QUANTITATIVE SCIENCE

NEW

291,292 Analysis for Biologists (3,3)

Differentiation; integration including multiple integrals and partial derivatives. Numerical and computing techniques in analysis. Empha­sis on biological problems, particularly in ecol­ogy. Prerequisites, Mathematics 105 for 291; 291 or Mathematics 124 for 292.

NEW

491 Systems Analysis in Resource Management (4)

Nature of systems; systems goals and objec­tives; models; transformation of inputs to out­puts; control systems; information; survey of methods of optimization; general systems; comparative systems; fishing systems; design and analysis of actual systems. Prerequisites, Mathematics 124.

QUATERNARY STUDIES

CHG QUAT 501 Replaces GEOL 501

NEW

502 Interdisciplinary Quaternary Im'estigations (2-6)

Course provides for individual or group work that cuts across departmental boundaries.

UNIVERSITY CONJOINT

NEW

410 Study of Interdisciplinary E,·aluation and Management of Handicapped Children (3)

Multidisciplinary study of handicapped chil­dren, including identification of children with problems, clinical assessment by a multidisci­plinary team, formulation of plans for man­agement, and reassessment in terms of prog­ress made. The primary emphasis in this course will be on the mentally handicapped child. Prerequisite, permission. (Course of­fered cooperatively by Dentistry, Education, Home Economics, Nursing, Pediatrics, Psychi­atry, Psychology, Social Work, and Speech.)

GRADUATE SCHOOL OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS

PUBLIC I'OLICY

NEW

561,562 Urban Politics and AdminiStration (3,3)

A two-quarter graduate course in the struc­tures, functions, and processes of government in cities, with special emphasis on the origin, content, and implementation of public policies. Major focus is on the political process at the municipal level: the distribution of influence, the political actors. the decision-making ma­chinery, and the policy outputs. Of special in­terest to graduate and professional students preparing for careers in urban government. Prerequisites. Public Administration SOl, 502 or Political Science 584, 585, or equivalent.

NEW

565 Seminar in Urban Public Policy Analysis (3)

The use of methodology from Public Admin­istration, Political Science, and Economics to examine urban public policies. Emphasis on the relationships between research and public policy. Topic announced in advance. Prereq. uisites, Economics 416, Political Science 584, Public Policy 560, und permission.

SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY

ORAL BIOLOGY

NEW

200 Dental Caries (I)

An integrated treatment of the anatomical, microscopic, ultrastructural, biochemical, and microbiological aspects of dental caries, to­gether with discussions concerning the current theories of etiology and the contributing fac­tors of this disease. Prerequisite, 431 or equiv­alent.

NEW

500 Dcntal Caries (2-3)

A series of lectures outlining the morphologi­cal, biochemical, and microbiological aspects of dental caries with the additional require­ment of participation in a seminar for pur­poses of review of the current literature and discussion of research in this field. Prerequi­site, permission.

NEW

560 Biomineralization (2)

A series of lectures outlining the current state of knowledge concerning the formation and metabolism of mineralized tissues of the hu­man body, with particular emphasis on the hard tissues of the tooth and alveolus. Pre­requisite, permission.

NEW

565 Comparath·e Odontology (2)

A broad view of the dentition in terms of its evolution nnd its morphologic, functional, and ecological relationships. Prerequisite, permis­sion.

NEW

570 Oral Facial De"elopment (2-3)

The embryological development of the tissues and organs of the human face and oral re­gions. Contribution of embryonic primordin to adult structures will be studied. Mechanisms resulting in ubnormal development will receive special emphasis. Prerequisite, permission.

NEW

581 Biological Structure and Functions of Exocrine Glands (1-3)

The development and structure of the salivary glands will be traced in a number of mam­malian species. Morphologic details will be re­lated to function. The effect of environment on morphology will also be shown. Prerequi­site, permission.

NEW

582 Physiology of Exocrine Gland.; (3)

The autonomic innervation of salivary glands. The action of drugs, changes in blood flow and metabolism during activity as well as the processes involved in the trunsport of water and electrolytes through the glands will be explored in depth. Prerequisite, permission.

NEW

583 Biochemistry of Exocrine Glands (2)

Survey of the protein products synthesized and secreted by exocrine pancreas and salivary glands. Structure-function relationships of the digestive enzymes and other proteins secreted by these glands will be examined. The bio­chemical events of biosynthesis, transport, and secretion will be explored and the relationship of pancreatic and salivary heteroenzymes will be discussed. Prerequisite, permission.

ORTHODONTICS

NEW

301-302 Orthodontics (0-1)

This course is designed to provide a clinical background in orthodontics diagnosis and treatment planning. The student will be re­quired to participate in graduate-level semi­nars from 7:30 to 8:30 u.m. nnd clinical ex.­amination and treatment planning from 8: 30 to 11 :30 a.m. Prerequisites, 300 for 301; 301 for 302.

PERIODONTICS

NEW

560 Morphology of the Periodontium (1)

Study of the structure of the periodontium. This course is designed to correlate closely with 599. Prerequisite, permission.

NEW

561,562,563 Periodontal Case Management (1, 1, 1)

A didactic presentation of clinical periodontics to provide a comprehensive view of the field and a grasp of modern therapeutics.

SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

ANESTHESIOLOGY

NEW

481 Advanced Anesthesiology Clerkship (6)

This course is designed to meet the specific needs and goals of the individual student who desires greater exposure to anesthesiology. In­dividual programs are armnged with the stu­dent's interest in mind, including the areas of respiratory care, regional anesthesia, obstetri­cal anesthesia, and dolorology. Full time for four weeks. Prerequisite, 480.

BIOCHEMISTRY

CHG 540,541,542 Replace 519

CHG 560 Replaces 460

BIOLOGICAL STRUCTURE

CHG 401 Replaces 401-

BIOMEDICAL HISTORY

NEW

421 The Theory of E\'olution in Historical Pe~-pecth'e (3)

A detailed examination of the development of the theories of organic evolution from antiq­uity to the present, emphasizing the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. The works of Buffon, Cuvier, Lamarck, Darwin, and Mendel will be considered, in addition to those of lesser figures.

CONJOINT

CHG 505 Hi..;tochemical and Cytochemical

Methods (3) Replaces Path 50S, 506

Introduction to principles and techniques of tissue fixation, sectioning, and staining; theory and application of histochemical methods for carbohydrates, lipids, nucleic acids, minerals, and proleins, including enzyme histochemistry and fluorescent antibody methods. Prerequi­sites, I-Iuman Biology 410 and permission.

MICROBIOLOGY

NEW

236 Microbiology Laboratory for Students of Dentistry (2)

A laboratory and demonstration course in medical microbiology designed to supplement the laboratory exercise given with 235 and intended for second-year dental studenls with a special interest in microbiology. Prerequisite, permission.

OTOLARYNGOLOGY

NEW

484 Otolaryngology Clerkship (4th)

The student will participate in evaluation and care of outpatients and inpatients at Harbor­view Hospital, and he will assist in surgery. In addition, he will attend department confer­ences at both Harborview and University Hos­pitals in conjunction with department training. Prerequisite, permission.

NEW

496 Otolaryngology Seminar (l)

An advanced course on diseases of the ear, nose, .md throat intended for those physicians interested in the field in more depth than pro­vided in the core. Open to sophomore, junior, and senior medical students. Prerequisite, Hu­man Biology 431.

NEW

497 Otolaryngology Rounds (l)

Weekly rounds are held alternately at the University Hospital and the U.S. Public Health Service Hospital, during which the most inter­esting cases seen at the University and affili­ated hospitals are seen and discussed. Prereq­uisite, Human Biology 431 or equivalent.

PHARMACOLOGY

NEW

442 General Pharmacology (3)

A study of drugs acting on the autonomic nervous and cardiovascular systems. Emphasis will be placed on physiological and biochem­ical mechanisms; consideration of their thera­peutic and adverse effects will be discussed. Prerequisites, 441 or Human Biology 440 or permission.

NEW

443 General Pham13cology (2)

Lectures and discussions on the pharmacology of the kidney, gastrointestinal tract, endocrine system, and chemotherapy of parasitic, micro­bial, and neoplastic disease. Prerequisite, 441 or Human Biology 441 or permission.

NEW

444 General Phannacology (3)

Advanced elective neuropsychopharmacology as a basis for therapeutic applications of drugs for use in neurology, psychiatry, and anesthe­siology. Neuropharmacological and psycho­pharmacological correlates will be presented with clinical demonstration material, where applicable and available. in an attempt to understand drug choice, efficacy, mechanism of therapeutic action, drug interactions, safety, and limitations of therapeutic effectiveness. Prerequisite, 441 or Human Biology 432 or permission.

PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND REHABILITATION

NEW

340 Spinal Orthotics (3)

Instruction in, and experience with, the use of orthotic components and materials, including the layout, measurement, and fitting of or­thoses for management of spinal pathology. Each student plans, fabricates, and fits or­thoses for lumbar, dorsolumbar, thoracic, and cervical regions. Required for prosthetic­orthotic majors; others by permission.

NEW

341-342 Upper Extremity Prosthetics I, II (6-5)

Instruction in, and experience with, the use of prosthetic components and materials, includ­ing preprosthetic care, prosthetic components, principles of fabrication and harnessing, and techniques of check-out and prosthetic train­ing for all amputation types. Required for prosthetic-orthotic major; others by permis­sion.

NEW

343 Upper Extremity Orthotics (9)

Instruction in, and experience with, the use of orthotic components and materials. Students will evaluate and fabricate therapeutic and functional orthoses, including externally pow­ered devices. Required for prosthetic-orthotic majors; others by permission.

NEW

420 Lower Extremity Prosthetics I (6)

Instruction in the fabrication, fitting, and alignment of the patellar-tendon-bearing pros­thesis. Emphasis is placed on the biomechanics of below-knee fit and alignment, dynamic alignment, and the use of the below-knee ad­justable leg and duplication devices, as well as methods of suspension. Required for pros­thetic-orthotic majors; others by permission.

NEW

421 Lower Extremity Prosthetics II (11)

Instruction in stump casting, cast modification, socket fabrication, static and dynamic align­ment, alignment duplication, and suspension systems. Required for prosthetic-orthotic ma­jors; others by permission.

NEW

422 Lower Extremity Prosthetics III (6)

Instruction in. and experience with, the use of prosthetic components and materials, includ­ing casting techniques and alignment proce­dures used for hip disarticulation patients and the Symes prostheses. Required for prosthetic­orthotic majors; others by permission.

NEW

423 Lower Extremity Orthotics (11)

Instruction in, and experience with, the use of orthotic components and material, including the measurement and fitting of lower extrem­ity orthoses and shoe modifications to patients. Each student will evaluate patients and plan. fabricate, fit, and check out several orthoses. Required for prosthetic-orthotic majors; oth­ers by permission.

NEW

424 Special Problems in Orthotics (2)

Instruction in alignment of mobile arm sup­ports and control of devices by photo.electric cells, artificial muscles, pistons, and motors. The design of special adaptive devices as aids to daily living for the physically handicapped. Required for prosthetic-orthotic majors; others by permission.

NEW

425 Child Amputee Prosthetics (3)

Instruction in, and experience with, the use of special prosthetic components and materials, including the measurement and fitting of the patient who has congenital anomalies. Re­quired for prosthetic-orthotic majors; others by permission.

NEW

426 Special Problems in Prosthetics (2)

Instruction in fitting and alignment techniques in amputees with flexion contractures, use of hydraulics and special components, wheel chairs and ambulation aids. Required for pros­thetic-orthotic majors; others by permission.

NEW

427-428 Applied Prosthetics-Orthotics (4-7)

Further clinical experience in patient evalua­tion and in planning, fabricating, and fitting of prosthetic-orthotic devices; attendance at prosthetic-orthotic clinics at the University Hospital and affiliated Seattle hospitals; ex­perience in immediate postoperative prosthet­ics. Required for prosthetic-orthotic majors: others by permission.

CHG 451,452 Replace 451

NEW

453 First-Vear Clinical Electh"e in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (3)

This course will emphasize comprehensive evaluation of the patient, his disability, and the interaction of the patient and his disability with his environment. Experience in the use of physical therapy for various disabilities, dis­cussion of the psychological aspects of dis­ability, and the evaluation of the patient for ability to function will be included. Prerequi­site, medical student.

NEW

454 Second-Year Clinical Elective in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (18)

Special emphasis on the techniques of eliciting historical and physical evidence of ability of the patient to function in his environment. Topics will include transfer abilities, normal and abnormal gait, reambulation, communica­tion disorders, modalities in physical medicine, psychological aspects of disability, learning aspects in chronic disease, vocational evalua­tion. principles of physical and occupational therapy, educational problems of the disabled, neuromuscular clectrodiagnosis, braces and prosthetics. Patients with stroke, amputation, spinal cord injury, arthritis, and multiple in­bilities appropriate with his level will be assumed by the student. Ten weeks full time. Completion of neurological and musculoskele­tal systems required. Not open to students who have completed first-year clinical elective in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.

NEW

456 Clinical Biomechanics and Kinesiology (3)

The physical and mechanical properties of the musculoskeletal system will be discussed. Me­chanical principles used in the functional re­placement utilizing ambulation aids, braces, and prostheses will be reviewed. Emphasized will be the basic understanding of the bio­mechanical principles involved, as well as dis­cussion of the clinical application. Prerequi­site, third-year medical student.

CHG 463 Replaces 463-464

NEW

486 Basic Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (4)

A combined outpatient, inpatient, and consul­tation experience, in which the human organ­ism is studied as a social being. The concept of disease is broadened to include the external environment. The student will learn the func­tional consequences in the environment of dis­ease or impairment. the need for modifying the environment to support maximal function, and the impact of the illness or disability on the people around the patient in his environ­ment. The concern is with the relationship of disability to work, social functioning, and leisure time. Prerequisites, Human Biology 460. Not open to students who have had 454.

NEW

487 Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Clerkship: Medical (9)

A clerkship experience for medical students in the specific rehabilitation approaches for the various "nonsurgical" diseases. Designed pri­marily for those interested in the medical, i.e., nonsurgical, specialties and tailored to the in­dividual student's requirements. Prerequisite, Human Biology 460.

NEW 488 Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

Clerkship: Surgical (9)

A clerkship experience for medical students in the specific rehabilitation approaches for the various surgical problems. Designed primarily for those interested in the surgical specialties and tailored to the individual student's re­quirements. Prerequisite, Human Biology 460.

NEW

522 Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (2)

A review of traditional neurophysiological concepts and an exposition of recent advances in neurophysiological research related to the practice of physical medicine. The mechanisms underlying fucilitation techniques and other

techniques used in neuromuscular re-education will be elucidated, and various techniques will be compared and evaluated. Prerequisites, Res· ident M.D. status and permission.

NEW

532 Clinical Affiliation for Rehabilitation Counselors (5-6)

Under the general preceptorship of the re­habilitation counseling professional staff, the student counsels patients who have severe physical and/or emotional problems, arranges for vocational testing and placement on job stations, and works with community resources in planning for vocational placement after followup. Prerequisite, permission.

PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOPHYSICS

NEW

420 Quantitative Methods in Physiology and Biophysics (3)

Selected areas in physiology where applications of physics and mathematics are useful and necessary to analyze biological function will be presented. Prerequisite, differential equa­tions or permission.

PSYCHIATRY

449 Principles of Research in Psychopathology (2)

Review of current literature on selective as­pects of personality deviation. Theoretically relevant research on the functional psychoses will be stressed. Open to medical students and to advanced undergraduate students with an equivalent of an introductory or abnormal psychology course. Prerequisite, permission.

NEW

457 Theory of Learning and Behavior Modification (2)

This course will present the theory and tech­nique of behavior modification as they are applied to behavioral adjustment problems of adults nnd children. Open to secondo, third-, or fourth-year medical students. Prerequisite, Human Biology 433.

NEW

461 Workshop on Suicide and Crisis Intervention (1)

After a presentation of current theories on crisis, suicide. and crisis intervention, students will have an opportunity to learn and to prac­tice various techniques of intervention at the emergency room of Harborview Hospital. Open to second-, third·, or fourth-year medical students or graduate students. Prerequisite, Human Biology 433.

NEW

470 Chemical Aspects of Behavior (2)

Behavior from the pointi of view of biochem­istry and physiology, e.g., some genetic aspects of behavior, aberrant biochemistry and dis­ease, brain biochemistry, learning and bio­chemistry, brain substances and drugs, and behavior. Open to third- and fourth-year medical students. Prerequisite, permission.

RADIOLOGY

NEW

460 Basic Radiology Clerkship (1)

A basic clerkship in both diagnostic and ther­apeutic radiology designed to familiarize with clinical radiology and to expand and to dem­onstrate application of knowledge acquired during Autumn nnd Winter Quarter basic courses. Prerequisite, first-year Autumn and Winter Quarters of basic curriculum.

NEW

477 Introduction to Radioactive Tracer Techniques (2)

To introduce the student to the basic concepts of the use of radioactive tracers in measuring the transfer between the compartments of a biological system. The theorcticlll analysis will be restricted to systems with no more than three compartments. The experiments are de­signed to permit the student to utilize the theory discussed and to make actual determi­nations of transfer coefficients. OITered jointly as Nuclear Engineering 477. Prerequisite, per­mission.

NEW

497 Cener .. 1 Radiology Clerkship (6)

Four-week clerkship oITering combined experi­ence in diagnostic radiology, radiotherapy, and nuclear medicine. Prerequisite, completion of third year of medicine.

CHG 503- Replaces 50H.-

CHG -504 Replaces -502L

CHG 505 Replaces 504

SURGERY

NEW

481 Perfphernl Vascular Disease (4~)

This course will oITer an intensive, in-depth look at peripheral arterial and venous prob­lems. This will include (a) methods of clinical evaluation; (b) neW diagnostic procedures; and (c) the available methods of treatment. The emphasis will be on active student par­ticipation in patient workup, perfonnance of diagnostic studies, and presentation of case material to the staff. Two seminars will be held weekly with the staff to discuss the patho­physiology of vascular disease. Texts will be provided on a loan basis to the students. These will cover the entire field and should serve as useful source material for the student. Prerequisite, hospital clerkship.

NEW

483 Pediatric Surgery (9)

Students participating in the elective clerkship of pediatric surgery will be bused primarily at the Children's Orthopedic Hospital and Medical Center. Instruction will stress surgical conditions peculiar 10 the pediatric age group. There will obviously be a preponderance of variOlls congenital and neoplastic conditions wltich arc amenable to slIrgiclll treatment. It is desirable, therefore, thnt students who plan to take this elective prepare themselvcs by acquiring a reasonable background of knowl­edge in human embryology and genetics. Pre­requisite, surgery clerkship.

NEW

484 Trauma and Emergency Care (4~)

Students wlto have completed the basic clini­cal clerkship will be assigned full time (five eight-hour periods per week) to either the Harborview Hospital or the University Hos­pital Emergency Department. Patients with acute illnesses or trauma will be evaluated and treated in the initinl evaluation clinic and the emergency room. Weekly seminars with the surgical faculty will cover the subjects of re­suscitation, shock, trauma, and major and minor surgical emergencies. Reading reference material and programmed self-instructional

material will be provided. Prerequisite, has­pitlll clerkship.

UROI.OGY

NEW

460 Introduction to Fluid Mechanics of the Urinary Tract (1)

A ten-hour lecture-demonstration course in the fundamentals of fluid properties and me­chanics, showing Itow they apply to the func­tion of the urinary system in particular and of the biologic systems in general. Matheme­tical background not required. Prerequisite, Hum~m Biology 451.

REQUIRED PERMISSION SIGNATURES AUTUMN QUARTER 1969, REVISED

In order to register for the following courses, the student must obtain a pennission signature on his Official Pro­gram from the persons listed.

Some departments, schools, or colleges have general pennission requirements applicable to many courses. These requirements are also listed. Note: A slash (I) between names indicates that either party

may grant permission.

Abbreviations:

DEPT Pennission required from a member of the department teaching the course

ARC H ITECTURE PERMISSION REQUIRED OF NONMAJORS FOR ADVANCED COURSES ARCH 30lJ DEPT ARCH 3ul DEPT ARCH 3u2 DEPT ARCH 3v5 DEPT ARCH 3\.16 DEPT ARCH 307 DEPT ARCH 310 DEPT ARCH 311 DEPT ARCH 312 DEPT ARCH 440 DEPT ARCH 499 INSTR ARCH 513 INSTR ARCH 600 INSTR ARCH 700 INSTR

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION NONMAJORS MUST HAVE DEPARTMENT PERMISSION FOR ALL COURSES

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE L ARC 334 SAKUMA

URBAN PLANNING NONMAJORS MUST HAVE FOR ALL COURSES

DEPARTMENT PERMISSION

UR8 P 400 URB P 479 URB P 485 uRB P 522 URB P 523 URB P 541 URg P 600 URB P 70(;

ANTHROPOLOGY ANTH l uOH ANTH 2V2H ANTH 456 ANTH 464 ANTH 466 ANTH 490 ANTH 491 ANTH 591

ARCHAEOLOGY ARCHY 371

SEC A

SEC M.B

SEC AF SEC AC

PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY PHY A 2vIH SEC AE

ART ART 498

ART 499

ART 6UO

ART HISTORY ART H 498

ART H 600

~S'TROKOII,Y

ASTR 499 ASTR 600 A5TR 700

ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES A TM S 39UH ATM S 492 ATM S 493 ATM S 531 ATM S 543 A TM S 546

DEPT DEPT ADV DEPT ADV DEPT ADV DEPT ADV DEPT ADV INSTR INSTR

ASHP ASHP EASTMAN/OTTENBERG EASTMAN EASTMAN/OTTENBERG CARROLL QUIMBY QUIMBY

GREENGO

ASHP

BRAZEAU/DUN THORNE/ JOHNSON/OKEEFE BRAZEAU/DUNTHORNE/ JOHNSON/OKEEFE BRAZEAU/JOHNSON

BRAZEAU/DUNTHORNE/ JOHNSON/OKEEFE/ROGERS BRAZEAU/JOHNSON/ROGERS

INSTR INSTR FACUL TV MEMBER

ASHP UNDERGRAD ADV UNDERGRAD ADV GRAD ADV GRAD ADV GRAD ADV

DEPr ADV Pennission required from the adviser of the department teaching the course

ASHP Pennission required from the Arts and Sciences Honors Program office

INSTR Pennission required from the instruc­tor of the course

HONORS ADV Pennission required from the Honors Program admser in the department teaching the course

PR Prerequisite

BIOLOGY BIOL 475 SIOL 586

BOT ANY BOT 498 BOT 520 BOT 522 BOT 600 BOT 700

CHEMISTRY CHEM 145H CHEM 147H CHEM 198 CHEM 198H CHEM 199 CHEM 199H CHEM 345H CHE/>' 455H CHEM 499 CHEM 499H

CLASSICS GREEK GRK 300

EDMONDSON INSTR

DEPT DEPT DEPT DEPT DEPT

SEC 0 ASHP/DEPT ADV ASHP/DEPT ADV DEPT ADV ASHP/DEPT ADV DEPT ADV ASHP/DEPT ADV

SEC AR&AU ASHP/DEPT ADV ASHP/DEPT ADV DEPT ADV DEPT ADV

DEPT ADV GRK 490H SEC B ASHP & HONORS ADV

LATIN LAT 300 LAT 490H SEC B

COMMUNICATIONS CMU 150 CMU 200 CMU 291 OlU 326 CMU 354 CMU 356 CMU 357 CMU 360 CMU 361 CMU 365 CMU 495H CMU 498 CMU 597 CMU 598 CMU 600 CMU 700

DANCE DANCE 251 DANCE 256 DANCE 280 DANCE 351 DANCE 490

DRAMA

SEC A SEC A

DEPT ADV ASHP & HONORS ADV

DEPT ADV DEPT ADV CONRAD BRIER KINKEL KINKEL SHADEL DEPT ADV RYAN RYAN ASHP & DEPT ADV DEPT ADV GRAD AOV GRAD ADV GRAD ADV GRAD ADV

BORIS/JONSON BORIS/JONSON BORIS/JONSON BORIS/JONSON BORIS/JONSON

DRAMA EXPERIMENTAL PROGRAM OPEN TO SELECTED PARTICIPANTS DRA~IA 121 DRAMA 141 DRAMA 155 DRAMA 181 DRAMA 184 DRAMA 221 DRAMA 241 DRAMA 251 DRAMA 255 DRAMA 298 DRAMA 459 DRAMA 490 DRAMA 491 DRAMA 492

ALL SEC

ROSS ROSS ROSS ROSS ROSS ROSS ROSS CRIDER ROSS GRAY ROSS CRIDER CRIDER CRIDER

DRAMA 498 GRAY GENERAL STUD I ES DRAMA 499 CRIDER G ST 391 GENERAL STUDIES ADV

DRAMA 513 LOUNSBURY G ST 493 GENERAL STUDIES AOV

DRAMA 514 CONWAY DRAMA 520 CRIDER GENET ICS flRAMA 56Z DEPT GENET 499 DEPT DRAMA 571 WOLCOTT DRA:-1A 581 JOSEPH GENET 501 DEPT

DRAMA 599 CRIDER GENET 5Z0 DEPT GENET 5Si DEPT PR-4!H OR PERM

ECONOMICS GENET 554 DEPT

ECON 400 PUBLI C AFFA I RS OR EYSENBACH GEOGRAPHY

ECON 4961-1 SEC A THOMAS GEOG 100H SEC BA ASHP

ECON 499 BUECHEL GEOG zu7H SEC AD ASHP

EeON 6vu SILBERBERG GEOG 440 DEPT

EeON 7(JO SILBERBERG GEOG 417 DEPT/ULLMAN

EeON 71.12 SILBERAE'RG GEOLOGY GEOL 101H SEC AI,AO ASHP

ENGLISH ENGL 264H HONORS ADV/REINERT uEOL 414 PORTER

ENGL 461 INSTR GEOL 418 WASHBURN

ENGL 46Z INSTR GEOL 450 BOSTROM

ENGL 490 INSTR GEOL 472 GRESENS

ENGL 491 INSTR GEOL 498 DEPT

E~GL 492H HONORS ADV/REINERT GEOL 499 DEPT

ENGL 493 INSTR GEOL 510 PORTER. WASHBURN

ENGL 494 INSTR GEOL 511 PORTER. WASHBURN

ENGL 499H SEC B HONORS ADV/RE.INERT GEOL 512 PORTER, WASHBURN

ENGL 586 INSTR GEOL 5Z0 DEPT

ENGL 6UO FOWLER/BOWIE GEOL 53IJ MALLORY, RENSBERGER

ENGL 700 FOWLER/BOWIE GEOl 540 MC KEE. '~ISCH

ENGL 702 FOwLER/BOWIE GEOL 550 eOSTROM. CROSSON. CHRISTENSEN

FAR EASTERN 6> RUSSIAN GEOl 56U MALLORY,WHEELER

FAR E 210H SEC SI ASHP GEOL 570 GRESENS

FAR E 4Z1 PR OR PERM INSTR GEOL 58(; WHETTEN

FAR E 499 DEPT GEOL 585 CHENEY

FAR E 504 HELLMAN GEOL 587 CHENEY

FAR E 534 TREADGOLD GEOL 590 DEPT

FAR E 535 TREAOGOLD GEOL 600 DEPT

FAR E 539 PR OR PERM INSTR GEOL 700 DEPT

FAR E 541 RESHETAR GEOL 7UZ DEPT

FAR E 550 BUTOW FAR E 563 PYLE GERMANIC LANGUAGES & LIT

FAR E 598 DEPT GERM 2Ul SEC AC,AE. GALT

FAR E 599 OEPT AI.AL

FAR E 6ULI DEPT GERM ZOlH SEC B8 GALT FAR E 700 DEPT GER~ ZOZ SEC AO&AG GALT

GERM Z03 SEC AAbAE GALT CHINESE GER~ 301H SEC B SAUERLANDER/ASHP

GERt-' 31ZH SEC C SAUERLANDER/ASHP

CHIN 499 YEN GER,., 40lH SEC C SAUERLANDER/ASHP

CHIN 6UO DEPT GERM 473 SEC A LOEB/HRUBY

CHIN 7UO DEPT GERM 498 SEC B LOEB/HRUBY GERM 5v l SEC A LOEB/HRUBY

JAPANESE GERM 51U SEC A LOEB/HRUBY

JAP 331 NIWA GER"1 524 SEC A LOEB/HRUBY

JA? 411 PR OR PERM INSTR GERM 527 SEC A LOEB/HRUBY JAP 461 TAKAYA GERM 531 SEC A LOEB/HRUBY JAP 499 DEPT GERM 534 SEC A LOEB/HRUBY JAP 5U5 HIRAGA GERM 550 SEC A LOEB/HRUBY JAP 551 MCKINNON GERf.' 556 SEC A LOEB/HRUBY JAP 6uO DePT GER~I 504 SEC A LOEB/HRUBY JAP 7uO DEPT GERM 574 SEC A LOEB/HRUBY

GER'" 58(; SEC A LOEB/HRUBY KOREAN GERM 59U SEC A LOEB/HRUBY KOR 465 SUH KOR 499 DEPT GENERAL HISTORY KOR 521 SUH HST 11IH SEC AD.AE ASHP KOR 541 SUH HST llZH SEC AK.AL ASHP KOR 6vO LUKOFF/SUH HST 491 ASHP & JNSTR "OR 7uO STAFF HST 498 GRAD ADV/INSTR

HST 499 INSTR MONGOLIAN HST 543 INSTR MONG 499 INSTR MO"lG 600 INSTR HISTORY OF THE AMERICAS

HSTAA 51Z GRAD ADVIINSTR TIBETAN HSTAA 513 GRAl> ADV/INSTR TlB 499 NORNANG/WYLlE HSTAA 531 GRAD ADV/INSTR TIB Suo NOf<NANG/WYLlE HSTAA 532 GRAD ADVIINSTR TIB 50Z LABRANG. NORNANG, HSTAA 551 GRAD ADV/JNSTR

~/YLIE HSTAA 554 GRAD ADV/INSTR TIB 60C WYLIE HSTAA 581 GRAD ADVIINSTR TIe 700 WYLIE

ASIAN HISTORY VIETNAMESE HSTAS 5vl GRAD ADVIINSTR VIET 600 INSTR

MODERN EUROPEAN HISTORY RUSSIAN HSTEU 441 GRAD ADV/INSTR RUSS 103 HANEY HSTEU 501 GRAD ADV/INSTR RUSS 130 HANEY/HAGGLUND HSTEU 532 GRAD ADV/INSTR RUSS ZOIH SEC AU HANEY HSTEU 541 GRAD ADVIINSTR RUSS 499 HANEY HSTEU 544 (,RAJ) ADV/INSTR RUSS 60(; DEPT HSTEU 545 GRAD ADVIINSTR RUSS 700 DEPT HSTEU 572 GRAD ADV/INSTR

HOME H EC H EC H EC H EC H EC H EC H EC H EC H EC H EC H EC H EC H EC H EC Ii EC H EC H EC H E~ H EC H EC H EC H EC H EC H EC H EC H EC H EC H EC H EC H EC H E<: H EC H EC H EC

ECONOMICS 307H 315H 329 329H 33BH 347H 348 354H 356H 380 429 434 480 480H 4Bl 481H 482 482H 4B3 483H 484 4B4H 485 485H 486 486H 487 4B7H 488 4BBH 489 489H 496H 600

LINGUISTICS LING 553 LING 580 LING 599

MA T HEMA Tt CS MATH 134H MATH 201H MATH 234H MATH 496H

MUSIC

ALL SEC All SEC All SEC All SEC ALL SEC SEC AO&80 SEC A60S

SEC B

SEC A

ALL SEC ALL SEC ALL SEC ALL SEC ALL SEC ALL SEC ALL SEC ALL SEC ALL SEC ALL SEC ALL SEC ALL SEC ALL SEC ALL SEC ALL SEC ALL SEC ALL SEC ALL SEC ALL SEC ALL SEC ALL SEC ALL SEC

ALL SEC

ASHP &. HALL ASHP & HALL BROCKWAY ASHP & HALL ASHP & HALL ASHP &. HALL INSTR ASHP &. HALL ASHP &. HALL INSTR BROCKWAY SHIGAYA INSTR INSTR INSTR INSTR INSTR INSTR INSTR INSTR INSTR INSTR INSTR INSTR INSTR INSTR INSTR INSTR INSTR INSTR INSTR INSTR ASHP & HALL INSTR

GRAD ADV GRAD ADV GRAD ADV

KINGSTON/BARBAHA KOSS ASHP &. INSTR KINGSTON/BARBARA KOSS KINGSTONIINSTR

FOR ALL UNDERGRADUATE COURSES MARKED"PERMISSION SIGNATURE REQUIRED~ SEE THE UNDERGRADUATE ADVISER, SCHOOL OF MUSIC. FOR ALL GRADUATE COURSES MARKED~PERMIbSION SIGNATURE REOUIRED~ SEE THE GRADUATE ADVISER, SCHOOL OF MUSIC.

OCEANOGRAPHY OCEAN 423 OCEAN 444 OCEAN 460 OCEAN 461 OCEAN 488H OCEAN 489H OCEAN 499 OCEAN 518 OCEAN 521 OCEAN 523 OCEAN 531 OCEAN 537 OCEAN 550 OCEAN 554 OCEAN 600 OCEAN 700 OCEAN 702

PHILOSOPHY PHIL 100H

PHI L ZOOH

PHIL 21SH

PHIL 484

PHI L 584 PHIL 600 PHI L 700

SEC ZN&'ZO INSTR KELLEY BENNETT BENNETT ASHP (, INSTR ASHP (, INSTR STAFF RATTRAY INSTR INSTR INSTR LEWIN "KELLEY,MERRILL CREAGER STAFF STAFF STAFF

ASHP & DEPT HONORS ~OV FOR NON-HONORS STDNTS ASHP & DEPT HONORS ADV FOR NON-HONORS STDNTS ASHP & DEPT HONORS ADV FOR NON-HONORS STDNTS DEPT UNDERGRAD OR GRAD ADV GRAD ADV GRAD ADV GRAD ADV

PHYSICAL EDUCATION-MEN PE M 147 PE M 149 PE M 247 PE M 249 PE M 371

RECREATIONAL EDUCATION R ED 454

OUI LUAN CROCKFORD OUILLIAN CROCKFORD INSTR PERM REO OF NON MAJORS

KUNDE/HOVIS

PHYSICAL EDUCATION-WOMEN PE W 16() PE W 498

PE ~I 49BH

PE W 1,99

PE W 499H

PE W 501 PE W 547 PE W 700

HEALTH EDUCATION foj ED 498

RECREATIONAL EDUCATION RED 454

PHYSICS PHYS PHYS PHYS PHYS PHYS PHYS PHYS PHYS PHYS ~ PHYS PHYS PHYS PHYS PHYS PHYS PHYS PHYS PHYS

121H 122H 123H 401 4 wHI 485H 530 531 532 ~ 534 535 536 537 538 539 600 700 702

ALL SEC SEC C&'D

POLITICAL SCIENCE POL S Z01H SEC AK. POL S 398H POL S 499 POL S 504 POL S 541 ALL SEC POL S 57~ SEC A60S

POL S 573

POL S 576

POL S 6UO POL S NO POL S 70Z

PSYCHOLOGY PSYCH 190H

PSYCH 450H PSYCt-1 1.97 PSYCH 498 PSYCH 499

PbYCH 591 PSYCH 593 PSYCH 596 PbYCH 597 PSYCH 599 PSYCH 61.i0 PSYCH 700

SEC A&B

ROMANCE ROM

LINGUISTICS (, LIT 531

ROfol 582 ROM 590 ROM 599 ROM 600 ROM 700 ROM 7(.;2

MAC LEAN BROER.FOX.PUROY, OR I'IILSO.~ BROER, fOX. PURDY, OR \-IILSON BROER,FOX,PURDY. OR WILSON BROER. FOX. PURDY. OR WILSON WILSON. A8ERNATHY BROER. Iy I LSON BROER, WILSON

ABERNATHY

KIDWELL

ASHP/GERHART ASHP/GERHART ASHP/GERHART DEPT DEPT GERHART INSTR INSTR INSTR ~ INSTR INSTR INSTR INSTR INSTR INSTR DEPT DEPT DEPT

ASHP ASHP & INSTR INSTR INSTR INSTR FOR STD IN GRAD SCH OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS-OTHERS BY PERM FOR STD IN GRAD SCH OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS-OTHERS BY PERM FOR STD IN GRAD SCH OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS-OTHERS BY PERM INSTR INSTR INSTR

ASHP & HONORS ADV­REACH ASHP & BEACH P. LUNNEBORG INSTR INSTR

INSTR/WAGNER INSTR/NYMAN INSTR/BROEDEL ~uPERVISOR/JNSTR IrlSTR INSTR INSTR

GRAD ADV GRAD ADV GRAD ADV GRAD ADV GRAD ADV GRAD ADV GRAD ADV

FRENCH FREN FREN FREN FREN FREN FREN FREN FREN FREN FREN FREN FREN FREN FREN FREN FREN FREN FREN FREN

HALIAN ITAL HAL ITAL ITAl [TAL I TAL ITAL

lu3 201H 2C2H 222H 3JIH 314H 390 531 537 541 558 559 561 575 590 599 600 700 702

390 590 594 599 600 700 702

PORTUGUESE PORT 390

PROVENCAL

PROV 535

SPANISH SPAN 201H SPAN 2V2H SPAN 2U3H SPAN 3ulH SPAN 3.)4H SPAN 390 SPAN 541 SPAN 553 SPAN 561 SPAN 511 SPAN 59" SPAN 592 SPAN 596 SPAN 599 SPAN 600 SPAN 700 SPAN 702

SCANDINAVIAN SCAND 600 SCAND 700 SCAND 702

DANISH DAN 490

NORWEGIAN NORW 490

SWEDISH S~/EO 490

SOCIOLOGY SOC llUH SOC 389

soc SOC SOC SOC SOC SOC

SPEECH SPCH SPCH SPCH SPCH

496H 499 591 599 600 700

220H 339 349 499

SEC AJ SEC AF SEC AD SEC AD

SEC A

SEC A&B

SEC AD SEC AI SEC F SEC B SEC B

sec A&B

SEC AD

SEC B

SPEECH S&HSC S(,H5C S&HSC S('HSC S(,HSC

(, HEARING 351

SCIENCE

391 502 551 591

DEPT ASHP ASHP ASHP ASHP (, DEPT HONORS ADV ASHP DALE GRAD ADV GRAD ADV GRAD ADV GRAD ADV GRAD ADV GRAD ADV GRAD ADV GRAD AOV GRAD ADV GRAD ADV GRAD ADV GRAD ADV

FRIEDRICH GRAD ADV GRAD ADV GRAO AOV GRAD ADV GRAO ADV GRAD ADV

GOETZINGER

GRAO PROG ADV

ASHP ASHP ASHP ASHP ASHP w. WILSON GRAD ADV GRAD ADV GRAD ADV GRAD ADV GRAD ADV GRAD ADV GRAD ADV GRAD ADV GRAD ADV GRAD ADV GRAD AoV

JOHNSON/ARESTAo JOHNSON/ARESTAD JOHNSON/ARESTAD

JOHNSON/ARESTAO

JOHNSON/ARES TAD/ SEHMSDORF

JOHNSON

ASHP (, CATTON/DEPT ADV DEPT & DEPT ADV FOR NON MAJORS ASHP (, CATTON/DEPT ADV DEPT GRAD DEPT AoV OEPT DEPT DEPT

ASHP INSTR POST HOGAN

INSTR INSTR INSTR INSTR INSTR

ZOOLOGY ZOOl I11H SEC AY ASHP lOOL 490 CAH:-: ZOOl 490H CAHN zeOl 491 CAHN 200L 4'11H ASHP (, CAHN ;:OOl 498 INSTR ZOOl 5u6 CUMMINS ZOOl 56& GORBMAN ZOOl 574 PAINE ZOOL 578 ORIANS

EDUCATION EDUC 288 SEC a,c EDUC ADV OFFICE EDUC 289 SEC A('B EOUC ADV OFFICE EDUC 371 EOUC ADV OFFICE E!)UC 372 eouc ADV OFFICE EDue 374 EDUC AoV OFFICE EDUC 37~ EOUC ADV OFFICE EDUC 471 oIR STUDENT TCtlNG EDUC 1.72 DIR STUDENT TCHNG EOUC 473 I)IR STUDENT TCtiNG EDUC 474 DIR STUDENT TCHNG EOUC 499 FACULTY ADV (, INSTR EOUC 500 FACULTY ADV lr INSTR EDUC 524 INSTR EOUC 599 FACULTY ADV [, INSTR EOUC 6V;l GRAI) ADV Eoue 700 GRAD ADV EDUC 702 GRAC ,\IW

EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION EOADM 536 I NSTR EDADt.o\ 537 INSTR

CURRICULUM (, IN~lhUCTI~N

EOC&I 344 EDC& I 357 EDClrI 580 EDC('I 581 EO(& I 598

HIGHER EDUCATION EDHED 556

EDUCATIONAL EDP SY 49:'" EDPSY 540 EI)PSY 545 EOP SY :46 EOPSY 555

PSYCHOLOGY SEC A SEC A

SEC A

SPECIAL EDUCATION EOSPE 51,16 EDSPE 507 EDSPE 515

ENGINEERING AERONAUTICS (, ASTRONAUTICS A II 499 A A 599 A A 600 A A 700 A A 702

CHE~ICAL ENGINEERING CH E 599 SEC A&d CH E 60G

CIVil ENGINEERING

/>!uSIC DEPT ADV INSTR INSTR INSTR INSTR

IN5TR

I NSTR ME ACHAI>! INSTR INSTR INSTR

INSTR INSTR AFFLECK

CHRMN CHRf·IN CHR"lN CHRMN CHRMN

MOULTON ~!OUL TON

CIVil ENGINEERING CORE COURSES CIVE 520 SEC A INSTR CIVE 700 INSTR CIVE 7C2 INSTR

ENGINEERING MECHANICS CEEM 498 CEEM 499 CEEM 520 CEE M 599 CEEM 6vO

HYDRAULIC ENGINE~RING CEHY 498 CEHY 499 CEHY 599 CEHY 600

STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING CES T 498 CEST 499 CES T 52U CES T 599

INSTR INSTR INSTR INSTR INSTR

INSTR INSTR INSTR INSTR

INSTR INSTR INSTR INSTR

600 INSTR CEST

TRANS CETC CETC CETC CETC CETC

ENGIN 0\ 498 499 520 525 599

CONSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS INSTR INSTR INSTR INSTR INSTR

WATER (, AIR RESOURCES CE\;A 498 INSTR CEWA 499 INSTR CEWA 520 INSTR (EWA 599 INSTR CEWA 600 INSTR

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING E E 299 CHRMN E E 399 CHRNN E E 499 CHRMN E E 499H CHRMN E E 599 CHRt-1N

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING M E 599 CHRMN M E 600 CHRMN

CERAMIC ENGINEERING CER E 499 DEPT CER E 599 MUELLER CER E 600 MUELLER

METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING MET E 499 OEPT MET E 599 POLONIS MET E 600 POLONIS

"'INING ENGINEERING MIN E 499 DEPT MIN E 600 PIFER

NUCl.EAR ENGINEERING NUC E 500 CHRMN NUC E 505 CHRMN NUC E 521 CHRMN NUC E 524 CHRMN NUC E 599 SEC A&B CHRMN Nue E 700 CHRMN

NAVAL SCIENCE NON-NAVAL ROTC STUDENTS MU~T OBTAIN PERMIS510N

FROM PROFESSOR OF NAVAL SCIENCE PRIOR TO REGIS­TRATION IN ANY NAVAL SCIENCE COU~~E

FISHERIES FISH 499 FISH 501 FISH 5U7 FISH 510 FISH 556

FOOD SCIENCE FD SC 498 FD SC 504 FD SC 521

FOREST FOR R FOR R FOR R FOR R FOR R FOR R FOR R FOR R FOR R FOR R FOR R FOR R FOR R FOR R FOR R FOR R FOR R FOR R FOR R FOR R FOR R FOR R FOR R FOR R FOR R FOR R FOR R FOR R FOR R

RESOURCES 407 SEC A 465 SEC A&8 490 491 492 Sv(i 510 51S

.516 520 526 530 534 535 540 542 550 555 560 563 56S 566 568 510 513 515 590 600 7uO

INSTR INSTR INSTR INSTR INSTR

INSTR JNSTR INSTR

SARKANEN INSTR INSTR INSTR INSTR TURNBULL GESSEL GESSEL FRITSCHEN SCOTT INSTR SCHAEFFER/MURPHY DRIVER GARA STENZEL STENZEL SHARPE SHARPE INSTR TURNBULL INSTR INSTR DOWDLE INSTR ERICKSON WAGGENER INSTR INSTR INSTR

NURSING NURS 564 DEPT NURS 6UO INSTR

PHARMACY

PHAR!-' 42l. PLEIN PHARM 483 PLEIN PHARM 499 DEPT PHARM 6li\) DEPT PHARM 700 DEPT

PHARMACEUTICAL CHEM PH CH 460 NELSON PH CH 499 DEPT PH CH 600 DEPT Pli CH 7JV DEPT

PHARMACOGNOSY PHCOG 4v6 BRADY PHCOG 499 DEPT PHCOG 600 DEPT PHCOG NO DEPT

L1RRARIANSHIP LIBR 440 DEPT LlBR 441 SEC M8 DEPT L1BR 450 DEPT L1BR 452 SEC A&B DEPT L1BR 453 DEPT L1BR 496 DEPT LIBR 515 ALL SEC DEPT L1BR 535 ALL SEC DEPT L1BR 540 DEPT LIAR 541 DEPT L1BR 550 SEC A&B DEPT L1BR 599 SEC A&B DEPT

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION PUB L I C POll C\' PERMISSION REOUIRED OF ALL NONMAJORS FOR COURSES IN THE SCHOOL OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS

SOCIAL WORK SOC W 391 DEPT SOC W 502 ALL SEC DEPT SOC W 510 ALL SEC DEPT SOC W 521 ALL SEC DEPT SOC W 550 ALL SEC DEPT SOC W 551 ALL SEC DEPT SOC W 552 ALL SEC DEPT SOC W 572 SEC A,B&C DEPT SOC W 573 DEPT SOC W 590 SEC A DEPT SOC ~I 591 DEPT

DENTISTRY

DENT 581 DEPT IINSTR DENT 59C DEPT/INSTR

ENDODONTICS ENDO 546 DEPT I INSTR ENDO 5se DEPTIINSTR ENDO 516 DEPT IINSTR ENDO 5SU DEPT/INSTR ENDO 582 DEPT/INSTR ENDO 586 DEPT IINSTR ENDO 591 DEPT IINSTR ENDO 6VO DEPT IINSTR

ORAL BIOLOGY ORALS 510 DEPTIINSTR ORALB 515 DEPTIINSTR ORAL8 520 DEPT IINSTR ORALS 540 DEPTIINSTR ORALB 6Ul.o DEPT IINSTR ORALB 7Uv DEPT/INSTR

PERIODONTICS PERla 546 DEPT/INSTR PERla 550 DEPTIINSTR PERla 560 DENT IINSTR PERIO 576 DEPT IINSTR PERla 580 DEPT/INSTR PER 10 582 DEPT/INSTR PERIO 586 DEPT/INSTR PERIO 591 DEPT/INSTR PERIO 6Uu DEPT/INSTR PERla 100 DEPTIINSTR

MEDICINE ANE STHESJOLOGY ANEST 498 DEPT ADV ANE ST 499 DEPT ADV

HUMAN BIOLOGY PATHOLOGY HUBIO 410 AOV PATH 31;) DEPT HUBIO 411 AOV PATH 420 INSTR HUBIO 412 AOV PATH 423 I NSTR HUB 10 413 ADV PATH 460 INSTR HUBIO 440 ADV PATH 462 INSTR HUBIO 441 ADV PATH 463 DEPT ADV HUBIO 442 ADV PATH 465 DEPT ADV HUB 10 443 AOV PATH 46b D!:PT ADV

PATH 467 DEPT ADV BIOCHEMISTRY PATH 468 DEPT ADV RIOC 460 DEPT PATH 4b9 DEPT ADV BlOC 498 INSTR PATH t.7(.. iNSTR RIOC 499 INSTR PATH 476 DEPT ADV BlOC 519 DEPT ADV PATH 480 INSTR BlOC 59U INSTR PATH 498 INSTR BlOC 591 INSTR PATH 499 INSTR BlOC 592 INSTR PATH 51,/0 DEPT ADV BlOC 593 IN!:oTR PATH 51" INSTR. PREREOUISITE BlOC 594 INSTR PATH 520 INSTR BlOC 595 INSTR PATH 551 INSTR BlOC 597 lNSTR PATH 552 DEPT ADV BlOC b;)O INSTR PATH bOCo lNSTR BlOC 700 INSTR PATH 71)0 DEPT ADV

BIOLOGICAL ~TRUCTURE PEDIATRICS B STR 328 PERM OF INSTR FOR PEDS 498 INSTR

OTHER THAN DENTAL PEDS 499 INSTR 5TUDENTS

B STR 33v PERM OF INSTR FOR PHARMACOLOGY OTHER THAN DENTAL PHCOL 441 DEPT STUDENTS PHCOL 498 INSTR

B STR 4tH PERM OF SCHwARZ FOR PHCOL 499 INSTR OTHER THAN MEDICAL PHCOL 507 DEPT ADV STUDENTS PHCOL 528 INSTR

B STR 440 DEPT PHCOL 6..;0 DEPT ADV B STR 498 DEPT ADV PHCOL 7\)J DEPT ADV B STR 499 DEPT ADV B STR 521 INSTR PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOPHYSICS B STR 525 INSTR P BIO 360 PERlo\ OF CONRAD REO B S TR 531 INSTR FOR OTHER THAN 8 STR 557 INSTR PHARMACY STUDENTS 8 STR 600 DEPT ADV P BID 410 INSTR 8 STR 7UO DEPT P 810 415 DEPT ADV

P 810 430 INSTR BIOMEDICAL HISTORY P BID 41U INSTR BI HS 41,.5 DEPT P BIO 492 DEPT ADV BI HS 498 STAFF P BIO 494 CRILL 81 HS 499 STAFF P BIO 498 DEPT ADV SI HS 510 STAFF P IHO 1.99 DEPT ADV 81 HS 520 DEPT P 810 515 PATTON

P BIO 519 INSTR CONJOINT P BIO 520 DEPT ADV CONJ 316 ALL ~EC iNSTR P BIO 521 DEPT ADV

AND lABS P BIO 524 WOODBURY CONJ 41..10 SEC A&ANlB DEPT P BIO 525 DEPT ADV CONJ 585 INSTR P BID 528 YOUNG

P BIO 53U PATTON MICROBIOLOGY P BIO 531 SCHER/WIEDERHIElM "1ICRO 235 PERM. REQUIRED FOR P 610 S8u INSTR

NON-DENTAL STUDENTS P BID 6UO DEPT ADV MICRO 320 INSTR P 810 7UO DEPT ADV MICRO 322 SHERRIS MICRO 400 DOUGLAS OR ORDAL-FOR PREVENTIVE MEDICINE

P MED 420 DEPT ADV 3 CRS lECTURE CREDIT P MED 440 INSTR ONLY P "lED 472 INSTR

"IICRO 444 GRO"1AN, CRAMER P MED 477 INSTR MI(RO 496 DEPT ADV P "lED 478 INSTR MICRO 498 DEPT ADV P MED 48u INSTR MICRO 499 DEPT ADV P MED 482 INSTR MICRO 499H GROMAN P MED 483 INSTR MICRO 5(,;1 GROMAN P MED 484 INSTR MICRO 5U2 WHITELEY P MEO 492 INSTR MICRO 5..13 DEPT ADV P MED 498 DEPT ADV MICRO 504 NESTER OR DOUGLAS P MED 499 DEPT ADV MICRO 555 SHERRIS/SCHOENKNECHT P MED 501 INSTR ~ICRO 6(;0 DEPT ADV P "lED 522 INSTR MICRO 7l.u DEPT ADV P MED 523 INSTR MICRO 702 DEPT ADV P MED 530 INSTR

p MED 591 iNSTR OPHTHALMOLOGY P MED 600 GRAD ADV OPHTH 498 DEPT ADV P "lED 7uO GRAD ADV OPHTH 499 DEPT ADV

PSYCHIATRY ORTHOPEDICS PSYC 498 RIPLEY ORTHP 498 DEPT PSYC 499 RIPLEY ORTHP 499 DEPT

RADIOLOGY RADGY 498 LINDAAS/RICHARDS RADGY 499 LJNDAAS/RJCHARDS

UROLOGY UROl 498 DEPT [, SPONSOR UROl 499 DEPT (. SPONSOR

TIME SCHEDULE

AUTUMN QUARTER 1969 REVISED

INSTRUCTORS' NAMES ARE SHOWN ONLY WHERE ASSIGNMENTS ARE KNOWN AT THE TIME OF

PUBLICATION OF THE TIME SCHEDULE. ASSIGNMENTS ARE SUBJECT

TO CHANGE.

for order of listings, see

LISTING SEQUENCE, front of Time Schedule

COLLEGe OF A~SH I TECTU.iE ~ Ui13A:l rLA;:

AR~HITECTU1E - A~GH

150

150

150

150

*300

*301

H02

H05

+306

+307

+310

+311

+312

320

320

320

320

330

340

350

351

380

400

401

402

405

406

407

410

411

412

A

B

U

v

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

B

C

D

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

2

2

2

2

4

4

4

3

3

3

3

2

3

3

3

3

4

4

4

T TH 1030-1130 PUNDT

T TH 130-230

M

... W

T F T F T F T F

T F T F T F T F T F

PUNDT

700-850 PM PUNDT

700-850 PM

130-430 230-430 230-430 230-430 230-430

STREISSGUTH

WITH 300 A

WITH 300 A

130-230 130-230 130-230 130-230 130-230

STREISSGUTH

WITH 305 A

WITH 305 A

TH 130-430 TH 130-430 TH 130-430 TH 130-430 TH 130-430

t4 W F

STREISSGUTH

WITH 310 A

WITH 310 A

730-930 RADCLIFFE

... W F 730-939 LEBERT

M W F 930-1130

... W F 930-1130

T TH 930-1030

T 1030-1230 TH 1030-1230

M W F

M W F

M W F

MT

M W M W M 101 ... W

W

TF TF TF

HASENSTAB

1230-130

1230-130

113C-1230

230-430 130-430 130-430 130-430

STREISSGUTH

WITH 400 A

WITH 400 A

130-230 130-230 130-230 130-230

STREISSGUTH

WITH 405 A

WI TH 405 A

330-430 ROHRER

WITH 410 A

WITH 'tl0 A

ARC 207

ARC 207

ARC 207

ARC 207

ARC 301 ARC 302 ARC 303 ARC 305 ARC 306

ARC 301 ARC 302 ARC 303 ARC 305 ARC 306

ARC 301 ARC 302 ARC 303 ARC 305 ARC 306

GEB 225

GEB 223

ARC 102

CHU 104

JHN 006

SMI ~

120

*

BAG 140

SAY 233

THO 101

ARC 102 ARC 107 ARC 111 ARC 112

ARC ARC ARC ARC

102 107 111 112

ARCHITECTURE - ARCH - CONTINUED

420

420

420

430

434

451

460

480

*499

500

501

502

503

504

505

506

510

*513

520

523

524

525

526

535

536

550

571

575

578

*600

*100

A

B

D

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

U

A

A

A

A

A

4

4

4

3

2

3

3

3

3

6

6

6

6

6

6

2

3

3

3

3

6

6

6

2

2

1-3

3

3

3

*

T TH 730-1030

M W F

M '" F

T TH

RADCLIFFE

930-1130 LEBERT

1030-1230

1030-1230

T TH 430-530

M W F 830-930

M W F 1030-1130 PUNDT

M W F 1130-1230 SElIGHANN

14 W F 1230-130

~

GEB 327

GEe 225

GEB 324

THO 101

JHN 006

ARC 202A

THO 101

MEB 231

BAG 237

MT TF 130-430 ARA * ~ HT TF 130-430 AR2

HILDEBRAND & STAFF

WITH 500 A

WITH 500 A

WITH 500 A

WITH 500 A

WITH 500 A

T TH 930-1130 THIEL

M W F 930-1130 SPROULE

T TH 930-1130

M F 930-1030 W 930-1030

ALBRECHT

H W F 430-530 ROSNER

HT TF 130-430 MT TF 130-430

M 101

M W

w

T TH

14 W

WITH 524 A

WITH 524 A

430-530

830-930

700-1000 PH

1230-130

1030-1200

T TH 830-1030 BONSTEEL

* *

ARA • ARA

AR2

PAR 133B PAR 133B

LOW

ARA AR2

101

• •

LOW 222

LOW 220

ARC 202A

MEB 103

LOW 106

o * * •

BU I LD I :JG CONSTR~CT I ON - B CON

301

401

401

A 3 M W F

A M W

AA QZ M W F

B 4

BA QZ

730-830 EBERHARTER

830-930 STAFF

930-1030 830-1030

WITH 401 A

WITH 401 AA

GEB 425

GEB 427

GEB 224 GEB 224

~ Permission sign'llure required. See Required Permission Signllrurc5 section.

8UILDING CONSTRUCTION - 8 CON - CONTINUED

410 A 4 .. HUTCHINSON

A .. ..

lA:mSCAPE ARCH I TECTU~E - l ARC

*334

350

351

352

411

460

461

462

465

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

4

6

6

6

6

6

6

4

URBAN PlAN:~' NG - URB P

*400

400

*400

JI: 475

*479

*485

A

8

U

A

A

A

3

3

3

3

3

3

T TH 830-1030 SAKUfoCA

D 130-430 SAKU'-A

WITH 350 A

WITH 350 A

F 1230-130

WITH 350 A

WITH 350 A

WITH 350 A

T TH 1230-230

H W F 1030-1130 GAYDEN

WITH 400 A

T TH 730-900 PH HRUlA

M W F 830-930 AMOSS

T TH 1030-1200 WOLFE

M W F 1130-1230 GREY/HIGHTOWER

498 A 2-4 H W F 830-930

499

~ 500

~ 501

*522

*522

*523

4r 525

527

527

530

*541

598

*600

noo

A

A

A

A

8

A

A

A

8

A

A

A

A

A

5

3

2

..

.. 2

3

3

3

3

5

1-4

• ..

M W F 230-530 STAFF

M W F 1030-1130 NORTON

T TH 930-1030

M W

•

• ..

GREY

F 130-330 J. SCHNEIDER

F 130-330 STAFF

F 130-330 JAMMAL

WITH CETC 525 A

WITH CETC 527 A

WITH CeTe 527 b

WI TH GEOG 530 A

230-530 HIGH TOWE R/ S TAF F

.. STAFF

.. HIGHTOWER, ..

.. NORTON/STAFF

• •

ARC 102

ARC 300

ARC 300

AR2

JHN 006

JHN 006

BAG 311

JHN 056

JHN 056

ARC 102

GUG 404

MEB 103

PAR 1348

PAR 135

ARC 202A

ARC 103

• •

•

• •

:;: Nc:w course or course number. Sec Course Changes section, front of 1';me Schedule.

COLLEGE Or ArtTS Atm SC I E~ICES

ARTS & SC I E:JCE3 - A&S

102

105

106

401

402

403

A

A QZ

AA QZ

AB QZ

AC QZ

AD QZ

A

AA QZ

AB QZ

AC QZ

AD QZ

A

A

A

AA QZ

AB QZ

A

AA QZ

AB QZ

AC QZ

AD QZ

5

5

5

5

5

3

ANTHROPOLOGY - AUTH

100

*

A

AA QZ

AB QZ

AC QZ

AD QZ

AE QZ

H Af QZ

AG QZ

AH QZ

AI QZ

AJ QZ

AK QZ

Al QZ

AM QZ

BA QZ

BB QZ

BC QZ

BD QZ

BE QZ

5

T

F

F

F

F

o 1130-1230 Y8ARRA

1230-230 R. THOMAS

130-330

130-330

130-330

130-330

MTNT 1230-130 CAHN

M W

T

F 830-930

F 930-1030

F 1030-1130

F 1130-1230

F

F

TH

TH

TH

TH

o 230-330 FAIRHAll

o 330-430 HUDSPETH,SCHOLZ

330-530 JAMESON

130-230

230-330

330-530 JOHI\SON

330-530

330-530

330-530

330-530

MTW F 830-930

TH

TH

TH

TH

TH

830-930

830-930

830-930

830-930

830-930

TH 1030-1130

TH 1030-1130

TH 1030-1130

TH 1030-1130

TH 1030-1130

TH 1030-1130

TH 1230-130

TH 1230-130

TH 1230-130

TH 1230-130

TH

TH

TH

230-330

230-330

230-330

GEB 425

SAY 249

8lP4 211

8lM 214

BlM 401

8lM 405

CMU 226

MEB 243

MLR 302A

JHN 009

foIEB 240

PHY 334

THO 202

THO 101

lOW 106

LOW 106

SMI 318

SMI 305

SMI

SfoIl

SMI

309

311

313

HUB 184

SAY 343

SAY 341

SAY 335

SAY 237

SAY 146

SAY 146

SAY 329

SAY 151

BLM 416

GUG 306

lOW 114

SAY 343

SAY 341

SAY 329

SAY 237

SAY 343

SAY 341

SAY 335

ANTHROPOLOGY - ANTH - CONTINUED

*

100

100

100

202

202

202

202

211

301

301

313

321

333

402

416

418

437

441

450

451

*456

*456

461

*464

*466

469

BF QZ

U

v

w

A

AA QZ

AB QZ

H AC QZ

AD QZ

AE QZ

AF QZ

AG QZ

AH QZ

AI QZ

U

v

W

A

A

U

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

AA QZ

AB QZ

A

B

A

A

A

A

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

5

5

5

3

5

5

3

2

3

3

TH 230-330

H W 700-920 PM

H W 700-920 PM

M W 700-920 PH

H WTF 1230-130

T

T

T

T

T

T

T

T

T

T TH

T TH

T TH

HARPER

830-930

830-930

1030-1130 HARPER

1030-1130

1030-ll30

1230-130

1230-130

230-330

230-330

700-920 PH

700-920 PH

700-920 PM

M W F 930-1030 LEWIS

T TH 1030-1200

T TH 700-825 PM

M W F 1130-1230 SPAIN

SAY 329

SAY 343

SAY 341

SAY 237

GUG 224

SAY 343

SAY 341

SAY 146

SAY 329

BLM 416

SAY 343

SAY 341

SAY 343

SAY 341

SAY 341

SAY 329

SAY 237

SAY 249

SAY 233

SAY 343

MLR 407

M W F 930-1030 SMI 203

M W F

READ

WITH ART H 333 A

930-1030 SPAIN

M W F 1130-1230 GARFIelD

M W F 130-230 OWEN

M W F 930-1030 OTTENBERG

M W F 130-230

M W F 1230-130 OWEN

WITH LI NG 451 A

WITH LING 451 AA

WI TH LI NG 451 AB

D 1030-ll30 T TH 1130-1230

EASTMAN

D 1030-1130 T TH 1130-1230

WI TH 1I NG 461 A

W 130-330 EASHAN

M W F 1130-1230 EASTJIIAN

M W F 1230-130 ATKI NS

SAY 343

SAY 343

SAY 239

SAY 335

JHN 006

SAY 239

PAR 131 DEN 122

PAR 133B OEN 122

SAY 260

SAY 322

SAY 333

ANTHROPOLOGY - ANTH - CONTINUED

499

500

512

516

553

562

563

*591

600

700

A 3

A 3

• A 6

A 3

A 3

A 3

A 3

A 3

A 3

A

A

ARCHAEOLOGY - ARCHY

205

*371

497

570

575

U

A

A

A

A

5

3

3

3

3

• •

T

M

•

•

330-600 CARROLL

• QUIMBY

• •

HARPER

130-330 CARROll

F 130-330 KEYES

WITH LING 553 A P/F ONLY

WITH NURS 562 SA

230-430 OTTENBERG

• QUIMBY

•

M W 700-920 PM

M W F 130-230 GREENGO

M W F 230-330

T

w

DUNNEll

230-430 GREENGO

930-1130 DUNNELL

PHYS I CAL A;JTHROPOLOGY - PHY A

201

*

A

AA QZ

AB QZ

Ae QZ

AD QZ

H AE QZ

AF QZ

AG QZ

AH QZ

AI QZ

AJ QZ

AK QZ

AL QZ

AM QZ

BA QZ

8B QZ

8C QZ

BO QZ

BE: QZ

BF QZ

5 M WTF

T

T

T

T

T

T

T

T

T

T

T

T

T

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AN LB

AO LB

AP LB

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AR LB

AS LB

AT LB

AU LB

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230-430

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130-230

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1030-1230

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130-330

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830-930

830-930

830-930

830-930

930-1030

930-1030

930-1030

930-1030

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830-930

930-1030

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130-430

230-530

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230-530

230-530

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BAG 311

BNS 203

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8AG 140

BAG 140

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160

110

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BS LB

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231

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BAG 237 BAG 233

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421

446

455

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456

458

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• • * • • •

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585

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591

592

593

595

600

700

702

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490 A

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201 A

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201 o

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201 F

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206 A

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206 D

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CMU 243

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512 A

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COMPUTER SCIENCE _see Graduate School Section. Refer to "listing Sequence"

CmlPARATIVE IITEi~ATURE - C LIT in front of Time Schedule

261

300

401

"96

510

570

:::IF 571

600

700

702

A

A

AA QZ

AB QZ

AC QZ

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

DANCE - OAI~CE

*251 A

251 B

*256 A

*280 A

290 A

3

5

5

5

5

M W F

H W F

T TH

230-330

1230-130 JONES

1130-1230

T TH 1230-130

T TH 1230-130

D 1030-1130 REINERT

T TH 830-1030 KEARFUL

T TH 130-330 JONES

3-5 H 330-530 BAUMGAERTEL

3-5 F 130-330

• • 3

3

3

3

2-5

'" .. ..

TWT

T TH F

H W F

GRUMHEL

.. '" •

130-330 JONSON

130-330 330-530

SKINNER

130-330 BORIS

T TH 930-1030 JONSON

T TH 330-530 DE CEUNVNCk

GEB 225

St41 107

BLM 204

BLM 204

8LH 003B

SMI 109

Cf(U 351

8LH 409

8LM 308

CMU 222

• • • • '"

AMY 201

HUT 218 HUT 218

AMY 201

WLS 201

AMY 201

! Permission signature required. See Required Permission Signatures section.

DANCE DANCE CONTINUED

*351 A

*490 A

490 B

DRAMA - D~A:IA

101

*121

*141

146

146

146

146

151

151

151

*155

*181

*184

210

211

*221

A

AA QZ

AB QZ

AC QZ

AD QZ

AE QZ

AF QZ

AG QZ

AH QZ

A

A

AN LB

A

B

C

U

A

B

U

A

A

A

U

UN LB

A

AN LB

AO LB

A

5 M 101 F 1130-130 AMY 201 lolLS 201 T TH 1130-130

BORI S, JONSON

1-3 F 330-530 AMY 201 BORIS

3 M 101 F 130-330 HUT 218

5

2

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

5

2

SKINNER

M W F 1230-130 JHN WOLCOTT

T TH 1030-1130 DTV DRA~A MAJORS ONLY

T TH 1030-1130

T TH 1130-1230

DTV

DTV

T TH 1130-1230 DTV

T TH 1230-130 DlV

T lH 1230-130 DTV

T lH 230-330 DlV DRA~A MAJORS ONLY

T lH 230-330 CTV

•

D 1130-1230 ~ SELCTD PARTICPNTS ZASLOVE

D 1030-1130 PTH SELCTD PARTICPNTS

• D 1030-1130

GALSTAUN •

101

101

105

101

105

101

105

101

105

* ~

• D 1230-130

YALENTINETTI DlV 041

D 130-230 GALSTAUN

TWT 630-830 PM

D 930-1030 GALSlAUN

D 230-330 GALSTAUN

M WT 700-830 PM

DlV 041

DTV 011

ClV 011

DlV 041

DlV 041

D 130-430 lolLS • SELClD PARTICPNTS ROSS

• • lolLS • SELCTD PARTICPNTS ROSS, ZASLOVE

2 • • WTK •

214 M 101

M \of

SELCTD PARTICPNTS ROSS. ZASLOVE

700-800 PM DTV 956

800-900 PM 800-1000 PM

DQH DQH

• • 214 T TH 830-930 DTV 021

M \of

M F

2

CRIDER

830-930 830-1030

930-1030 830-1030

DTV 021 DTV 061

DTY 021 DTY 061

D 1030-1130 WTK • SELCTD PARTICPNTS lASlOVE

;:;: New course or course number. See Course Changes section. fronl of Time S(b~Jllk

DRAMA - DRAMA - CONTINUED

*251

*251

*251

*251

*255

275

*298

316

316

324

331

331

336

338

338

"* 371

'* 410

'* 411

-::IF- 412

414

415

::IF 416

431

431

432

1,32

438

451

451

*459

1r 460

463

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A

B

C

D

A

A

A

A

8

u

A

B

A

A

AN LB

AO LB

B

BN LB

BO LB

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

8

A

8

A

A

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A

A

A

3

4

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4

4

5

5

2

2

3

3

3

3

3

3

2

3

3

3

2

3

5

2

2

2

2

3

3

3

6

3

2

D 1230-130 WlK. SELCTD PARTICPNTS ROSS

D 830-1030 DTV 041 DRA~A MAJORS ONLY

D 830-1030 DTY 045 DRAMA MAJORS ONLY

o 1130-130 DTY 011 DRAMA MAJORS ONLY

D 1130-130 PTH DRAHA MAJORS ONLY

D 230-530 WTK

•

SELCTD PARTICPNTS ROSS. lASLOVE

D 930-1030 WOLCOTT

• M W 830-1030

T TH 1030-1230

T 700-1000PH

M 101 130-330 VALENHNETTI

T TH 130-330 VALENTINETTI

M 101 F 1030-1130 SIKS

M W F 830-930 HAAGA

M 400-500

T

M 101 F

400-500

830-930 SIKS

101 400-500

TH 400-500

• • o 1130-330 OR D 330-700

WITH 410 A

WITH 1,10 A

T TH 1030-1230 DAVIS

T TH 130-330

M TWT

REVlAN

130-330 130-230

WITH 331 A

WITH 331 B

WITH 331 A

WITH 331 B

M 101 F 230-330 HAAGA

D 1030-1230 CRICER, LOPER, JONSON

D 1030-1230

HLR 102

• PTH •

PTH •

DTV 041

DTY 051

DTY 051

DTV 011

PTH •

DTV 011

DlV 011

DlV 011

DTV 011

DTV 011

~ . DCH • CTV 061

DTV 060

DlV 060

DTV 023 ClY 023

CTY 011

CTV 041

DTV 045

• • II< SELCTD PARTICPNTS

T TH 130-330 DTV 045

• • •

DRAMA - DRAMA - CONTINUED

477

*490

.491

.492

493

493

*498

.499

501

-At 511

*513

*514

:::If 517

*520

:::11 561

*562

::IF 563

575

*581

.599

600

700

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A

A

A

A

U

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

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200

200

A

AA OZ

AB OZ

AC OZ

AD OZ

AE OZ

AF OZ

AG OZ

AH OZ

AI OZ

AJ OZ

AK OZ

Al OZ

AM OZ

BA OZ

C

CA OZ

CB QZ

CC QZ

3

1-6

1-6

1-6

3

3

1-5

2

3

3

3

3

1-5

5

3

2

3

3

1-5

• •

5

5

M W F 1130-1230 CONWAY

T TH 730-950 PM

•

T TH 1030-1130 FALLS

M W

T TH

F

• lOUNSBURY

1030-1130 CONWAY

930-1130

• • •

P/F ONLY

130-430

T TF 930-1130

•

~ W F

T TH

T TH

T TH

T TH

T TH

T TH

CONWAY. CRIDER. REVZAN

230-530 P/F ONLY JOSEPH

•

•

930-1030 BUECHEL

730-830

830-930

830-930

830-930

930-1030

930-1030

T TH 1030-1130

T TH 1030-1130

T TH 1130-1230

T TH 1130-1230

T TH 1230-130

T TH 1230-130

T TH 130-230

T TH 130-230

M W F 830-930

T TH

T TH

T TH

THO~AS

730-830

830-930

930-1030

DTY 033

• •

DTY 023

• •

OTY 011

• • DTV 033

OTY 023

PTH

•

•

• •

•

GUG 224

GTH 308

BlM 411

BlM 305

BlM 304

EGA 152

OBS 103

BLM 313

BlM 306

BlM 314

8lM 311

BlM 303

BlM 205

8lM 309

8lM 302

SMI 120

GTH 306

GTH 315

EGA 153

ECONOMICS - ECON - CONTINUED

200

200

200

201

201

201

201

201

201

201

201

201

201

201

201

201

211

260

281

300

300

300

301

CD OZ

CE OZ

CF OZ

CG OZ

CH QZ

CI QZ

CJ QZ

o

OA OZ

DB OZ

DC OZ

00 QZ

DE OZ

OF OZ

OG OZ

OH OZ

01 OZ

OJ OZ

U

V

A

B

C

o

E

F

G

H

J

K

L

U

A

A

AA OZ

AB QZ

A

A

B

U

A

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

3

5

5

5

5

5

5

T TH 1030-1130

T TH 1030-1130

T TH 1130-1230

T TH 1130-1230

T TH 1230-130

T TH

T TH

1230-130

130-230

230-330 MORRIS

M W F

T TH 730-830

T TH 830-930

T TH 930-1030

T TH 1030-1130

T TH 1130-1230

T TH 1230-130

T TH 1230-130

T TH

T TH

130-230

130-230

T TH 230-330

H W 700-920 PM

T TH 700-920 PM

M W

M W F

o 730-830

o 730-830

o 830-930

o 830-930

o 930-1030

o 930-1030

o 1030-1130 SHAPIRO

o 1030-1130

o 1130-1230

o 1130-1230

o 1230-130

o 1230-130

700-920 PH

1030-1130 WORCESTER

M W F 1030-1130 HIGGS

T TH

T TH

830-930

930-1030

o 830-930 DOWDLE

o 930-1030 CHEUNG

o 1130-1230 GlUSTOFF

M W 700-920 PH BASSETT

o 1230-130 HAOJIMICHALAKIS

8lM 206

GUG 409

BlM 306

8lM 305

GTH 315

BLM 304

PAR 110

SMI 120

SAY 131

SAY 135

8lM 304

SAY 131

SAY 131

SAY 131

GTH 308

SAY 131

SAY 132

SAY 132

GTH 313

GTH 313

SAY 137

SAY 132

SAY 137

SAY 132

SAY 137

SAY 132

SAY

SAY

SAY

137

132

137

SAY 132

SAY

SAY

SAY

137

132

146

AND 309

GTH 210

SAY

SAY

131

131

8LM 402

SAY 239

GUG 409

GTH 309

GTH 210

~ Permiuion signature required. See Required Permiuion SignatureS section.

ECONOMICS - ECON - CONTINUED

330 A

340 A

340 B

350 A

370 U

*400 A

404 A

410 A

410 B

416 A

441 A

450 A

471 A

481 A

*496 H A

+499 A

500 A

502 A

504 A

513 A

517 A

530 A

542 A

580 A

*600 A

noo A

*102 A

ENGL ISH - ElmL

101

101

101

101

101

101

AA

AB

AC

AD

AJ

AK

5

5

5

5

5

3

5

3

3

5

5

5

5

5

5

1-6

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

•

• 3

3

3

3

3

3

3

o 1030-1130 MUNO

o 930-1030 GILLINGHAM

o 1130-1230 THOMPSON

o 1030-1130 SILBERBERG

T TH 700-920 PM HAOJIMICHALAKIS

M W F 1130-1230 BROWN

o 830-930 CRUTCHF I ElO

M W f 1230-130 GUIS8ERG

M W F 830-930 OBST

M W 830-1030 BISH

D 1030-1130 GILLINGHAM

T TH 830-1030

M W

M W

TWT

BISH

o 1030-1130 HYNES

D 1130-1230 BARZEL

130-330 THOMAS

• BUECHEL

130-300 BORCHERDING

1230-130 GlUSTOFF

M W 330-500 HIGGS

T TH 130-300 OBST

M W 1030-1200 BASSETT

T TH 900-1030 MUNO

H W 130-300 MC CAFFREE

T TH 330-500

•

•

M W F

M W F

H W F

M W F

M W F

M W F

HILLER

• SILBERBERG

• SILBERBERG

• SILBERBERG

730-B30

730-830

730-830

730-830

830-930

830-930

S AV 331

S MI 209

SMI 207

SAY 239

GTH 309

SAY 239

SAY 239

GTH 308

SAY 146

Stet 109

SAY 237

SAY 333

SAY 343

GTH 308

PAR 135

• SAY 329

GTH 209

GTH 300

GTH 300

GTH 300

S,..I 109

GTH 300

GTH 300

• •

•

PAR 309

THO 335

SMt 313

SHI 311

PAR 401

PAR 309

:::: New l"Oune or course number. See Course Changes 5oCCtion. fronl of Tjnl~ Scb .. Jui ...

ENGLISH - ENGL - CONTINUED

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

AL

AM

BA

BB

BC

BO

BE

BF

BG

BH

BI

BJ

BK

BL

8M

CA

CB

CC

CD

CE

CF

CG

CH

CI

CJ

CK

CL

CM

DA

DB

DC

DO

DE

OF

DG

DH

DI

OJ

DK

DL

DM

EA

EB

EC

ED

EE

EF

EG

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

M W F

M W F

M W F

M W F

M W F

M W F

M W F

H W F

M W F

M W F

M W F

M W F

M W F

M W F

M W F

M W F

H W f

M W F

H W F

H W F

H W F

M W F

M W F

M W F

M W F

M W F

M W F

M W F

M W F

M W F

H W F

H W F

H W F

H W F

Po! W F

M W F

830-930

830-930

830-930

830-930

830-930

830-930

830-930

830-930

830-930

830-930

830-930

SAY 131

SAY 241

SHI 313

SMt 309

SP4I 307

GTH 311

GTH 315

RAt 218

SAY 135

SAY 335

SAY 341

830-930 SAY 343

237 830-930 SAY SPECIAL eDUC PROG

930-1030 SAY 131

930-1030

930-1030

930-1030

930-1030

930-1030

930-1030

930-1030

930-1030

930-1030

930-1030

930-1030

1030-1130

1030-1130

1030-1130

1030-1130

1030-1130

1030-1130

1030-1130

1030-1130

1030-1130

1030-1130

1030-1130

SAY 241

SfoII 313

SMt 309

SP41 305

SAY 341

SMI 405

ARC 101

OCB 201

OCB 203

SHI 402

MLR 104

PAR 309

SAY 131

SAY 241

SMI 313

SMI 311

SMI 309

SMI 307

GTH 306

GTH 311

RAt 218

SAY 335

M W F 1030-1130 SMI 405 SPECIAL EOUC PROG

M W F 1030-1130 ARC 101 SPECIAL EDUC PROG

M W F 1130-1230 P~R 309

M W F

M W F

M W F

M W F

M W F

M W F

14 W F

14 W F

M W F

1130-1230

1130-1230

1130-1230

1130-1230

1130-1230

1130-1230

1130-1230

1130-1230

1130-1230

SAY

SAY

SMI

SMI

SMI

SP4t

131

241

313

311

309

307

SHt 305

GTH 306

RAt 218

ENGLISH - ENGL - CONTINUED

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

EH

EI

EJ

EK

EL

EM

FA

FB

FC

FO

FE

FF

FG

FH

FI

FJ

FK

FL

GC

GO

GE

GF

GG

GH

GI

GJ

GK

GL

GM

HA

HC

HO

HE

HF

HG

HH

HI

HJ

HK

HL

HM

IA

IB

IC

IG

IH

II

IJ

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

H W F 1130-1230

M W F 1130-1230

M W F 1130-1230

M W F 1130-1230

M W F 1130-1230

H W F 1130-1230

M W F 1230-130

M W F 1230-130

M W F 1230-130

M W F 1230-130

M W F 1230-130

H W F 1230-130

M W F

M W F

M W F

M W F

M W F

M W F

M W F

M W F

fA W F

M W F

H W F

M W F

1230-130

1230-130

1230-130

1230-130

1230-130

1230-130

130-230

130-230

130-230

130-230

130-230

130-230

SAY 335

ARC 101

JHN 009

DCB 201

DCB 203

SMI 409

PAR 309

SAY 131

SAY 241

SMI 313

SMI 311

S~I 309

SMI 307

SMI 305

GTH 306

GTH 311

GTH 315

SAY 335

PAR 309

SAY

SAY

SMI

SMI

SMI

131

132

313

309

305

M W F 130-230 GUG 411

M W F 130-230 SMI 409

M W F 130-230 DeB 203

M W F 130-230 GEB 225

M W F 130-230 GEB 226

M W F 130-230 MaR 212

M W F 130-230 PAR 110 SPECIAL EOUC PROG

H W F 130-230 PAR 206 SPECIAL EOUC PROG

M W F 230-330 PAR 309 SPECIAL EOUC PROG

H W F 230-330 SAY 131

M W F 230-330 SAY 132

H W F

M W F

M W F

M W F

H W F

M W F

H W F

M W F

M W F

M W F

M W F

M W F

H W F

230-330

230-330

230-330

230-330

230-330

230-330

230-330

230-330

230-330

330-430

330-430

330-430

330-430

SAY 241

SMI 313

SMI 311

SMI 309

SMI 307

SMI 305

GTH 306

GTH 311

GTH 315

PAR 309

SAY 131

SAY 132

SAY 241

ENGLISH - ENGL CONTINUED

101 H JB

101 H JC

101 H JD

101 H JE

101 H JF

101 H JG

101 H JH

101 H JI

101 H JJ

101 H JK

101 H JL

101 H JM

101 H KA

101 H KB

101

102

102

102

102

102

102

102

102

102

102

102

102

103

103

103

103

103

103

150

151

151

257

257

257

257

257

258

258

258

258

258

UB

AA

AB

AC

AD

AE

AF

AG

AH

AI

AJ

AK

UA

AA

AB

AC

AD

AE

AF

A

A

B

A

8

C

D

E

A

8

C

o

E

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

M W F 830-930

M W F 830-930

H W F 930-1030

M W F 930-1030

M W F 930-1030

M W F 1030-1130

M W F 1030-1130

H W F 1130-1230

M W F 1130-1230

M W F 1230-130

H W F 1230-130

M W F 130-230

M W F 130-230

M W F 230-330

T TH 700-825 PH

M W F 830-930

H W F 930-1030

BLM 212

8LM 207

MLR 316

SMI 409

GEB 223

8LM 313

GEB 226

8LM 212

BLM 312

8LH 312

BLH 207

GE8 227

MEB G005

GE8 227

GTH 306

ARC 101

MEB G005

M W F

M W F

930-1030 EEB 218

M W F

M W F

H W F

H W F

H W F

H W F

M W F

T TH

H W F

M W F

M W F

H W F

M W F

1030-1130 OCB 201 SPECIAL EOUC PROG

1030-1130

1130-1230

1130-1230

1230-130

OCB 203

MaR 219

SAY

ARC

151

101

130-230 LOW 206 SPECIAL EOUC PROG

130-230 LOW 201

230-330 SAY 137

700-825 PM GTH 308

830-930 OCB 201

930-1030 EEB 316

1030-1130 SMI 402

1130-1230 GEB 226 SPECIAL EOUC PROG

130-230 S.41 402

H W F 230-330 DEN 206 FOR FOREIGN STONT ENG SEE COURSES 150, 151. & 303

o 1230-130 BLH 409

D 1230-130

o 230-330

o 1130-1230

o 1030-1130

D 1130-1230

o 130-230

D 230-330

D B30-930

D 930-1030

o 1130-1230

o 1230-130

D 130-230

8lH 406

BlH 408

GTH 309

THO 119

THO 119

THO 119

THO 119

SMI 209

GEB 427

SMI 203

SMI 203

SMI 103

t Permiuion signature required. See Required Permission Signllrures section.

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*264 H B

264

264

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264

264

264

264

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265

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267

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267

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271

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271

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D

E

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A

B

C

A

A

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C

D

E

F

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C

D

E

F

G

H

U

V

A

U

A

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U

U

A

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C

D

A

A

B

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

5

5

5

5

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

D 930-1030

D 1230-130

D 130-230

T TH 700-920 PM SULLIVAN

D 830-930

D 930-1030

D 930-1030

D 1030-1130

D 1130-1230

D 1230-130

o 130-230

o 230-330

M W 700-920 PM WILLIS

D 930-1030

D 1130-1230

D 130-230

D 1230-130

D 830-930

D 930-1030

D 1030-1130

D 1130-1230

D 130-230

D 230-330

M W F 830-930

M lilt F

M W F

M W F

M W F

M lilt F

M W F

M lilt F

M W F

930-1030

930-1030

1030-1130

1130-1230

1230-130

130-230

230-330

330-430

M 630-920 PM HOFF ... AN

T TH 700-825 PM

M W F 1230-130

WITH 271 U

D 1130-1230 WAGONER

T TH 700-920 PM

M W F

M W F

M W F

M W F

BENTLEY

WITH 274 U

WITH 274 U

930-1030

1030-1130

1230-130

130-230

M W F 130-230

M lilt F 1230-130

M W F 130-230

THO 135

THO 119

CMU 332

GEB 422

THO 134

CMU 222

THO 325

THO 134

THO 134

THO 134

THO 134

THO 134

THO 134

GTH 309

THO 135

THO 135

CMU 332

THO 135

SAY 146

THO 135

THO 325

THO 317

THO 135

LOW 114

LOW

LOW

LOW

LOW

LOW

LOW

LOW

LOW

LOW

LOW

LOW

114

116

114

114

114

114

114

114

114

117

116

LOW 116

PAR 223B

LOW

LOW

LOW

LOW

117

116

117

116

LOW 117

BLM 416

DEN 313

* New course or course number. Sec Course Changes section. front of ·rime Schedule.

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417

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419

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453

C

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

A

8

A

A

A

A

U

A

A

A

A

A

U

A

8

A

A

A

A

A

A

B

A

B

A

A

A

A

U

A

B

C

D

A

8

A

A

3

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

3

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

M lilt F 230-330

D 830-930

D 930-1030

D 1030-1130

D 1130-1230

D 1230-130

D 130-230

D 230-330

D 930-1030

o 1130-1230

D 130-230

D 930-1030

D 1130-1230

o 1130-1230

~ W 700-920 PM LOCKWOOD

o 1130-1230

D 1030-1130

D 930-1030

D 830-930

D 930-1030

T TH 730-950 PM

M W F

BALDWIN

D 830-930

D 130-230

D 1030-1130 EMERY

930-1030

D 1030-1130

D 1230-130

D 1230-130

D 830-930

D 930-1030

D 930-1030

D 130-230

D 1130-1230

o 130-230

o 130-230

o 1130-1230

T TH 700-920 PM HUDSPETH

D 830-930

D 1030-1130

o 1130-1230

o 130-230

D 930-1030

o 130-230

D 1130-1230

WITH 274 A

BlM 414

THO 317

GEB 426

GTH 309

GTH 313

THO 135

THO 325

GTH 309

OEN 209

SAY 329

SAY 341

SAY

SAY

329

341

DEN 209

THO 119

GUG 404

BLM 204

THO 134

THO 325

THO 119

THO 119

GTH 313

GTH 309

THO 125

CMU 332

BLM 402

THO 325

SMI 407

SMI 305

DEN 211

SMI 407

SMI 407

GTH 315

DEN 209

SAY 237

THO 211

THO 134

SMI 407

SAY

S141

SAY

341

407

343

SAY 231

SAY

SAY

146

146

ENGLISH - ENGL - CONTINUED

453

454

455

457

458

*461

*462

471

*490

U

U

U

A

A

U

U

A

A

*491 A

*492 H A

*493 A

*494 A

499 A

*499 H B

505

507

509

511

517

518

523

524

531

538

541

544

561

562

580

*586

599

599

599

*600

*100

*102

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

B

C

A

A

A

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

3

3

3

5

3-5

3-5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

• • 3

T TH 700-920 PM BENTlEY

WITH 453 U

WITH 453 U

M W F 1230-130 HARRIS

W

• • •

WITH 457 A

700-930 PM HARRIS

WITH 461 U

WITH HSS 471 A

• • •

• • • •

D 1130-1230

D 130-230

M W F 1030-1130 STIRLING

M W

D 830-930 BROWN

D 1030-1130 HAll

130-330 WARNKE

T TH 130-330 BROOKE

M W 1030-1230 WILLEFORD

T TH 1030-1230 A. STEIN

M W 330-530 HAUCK

PAR 223B

lOW

lOW

• • • • •

LOW

lOW

118

117

•

•

• 106

118

LOW 106

lOW 105

LOW 105

CMU 243

CMU 243

CMU 351

CMU 351

Cf(U 222

D 830-930 LOW 206 STEVICK

M W 330-530 LOW 116 SklNGLE

M W 130-330 CMU 222 ALEXANDER

T TH 130-330 Cf(U 222 HATFIELD

o 230-330 LOW 101 1ST YR GRD STDNTS PAYNE

D 930-1030 LOW 105 1ST YR GRD STDNTS MATCHETT

T TH 330-530 SIMeNSON

• • M W 1030-1230

KARTIGANER

T TH 1030-1230 NEUFELDT

T TH

• • •

330-530 LOCKWOOD

• •

CMU 222

• • CMU 222

Cf(U 222

LOW 116

• • • • • •

F A{~ EASTERrJ - FAR E

*

210

210

220

220

242

280

290

305

313

333

336

344

406

415

*421

424

r 426

427

430

441

A

AA OZ

AB OZ

AC OZ

AD OZ

AE QZ

AF OZ

AG OZ

AH OZ

AI OZ

B

8A OZ

BB OZ

BC OZ

BD OZ

BE OZ

BF OZ

BG OZ

BH OZ

H BI OZ

BJ OZ

BK OZ

BL OZ

A

U

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

AA OZ

AB OZ

AC OZ

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

3

5

5

5

5

5

3

5

M WTF 1130-1230 TAYLOR

T

T

T

T

T

T

T

T

T

930-1030

930-1030

1030-1130

1130-1230

1130-1230

1230-130

130-230

130-230

230-330

MTW F 130-230 STAFF

TH

TH

TH

TH

930-1030

930-1030

930-1030

1030-1130

TH 1030-1130

TH 1030-1130

TH 1130-1230

TH 1230-130

TH 1230-130

TH

TH

TH

130-230

130-230

230-330

o 1130-1230 BOBA

T TH 700-920 PM BOBA

H WTF 1030-1130 PLUS 1 HOUR • PAUlS

WITH HSTAS 201 A

WITH HSTAS 251 A

WITH GEOG 305 A

WITH GEOG 313 A

WI TH GEOG 333 A

WITH GEOG 336 A

WITH POL S 344 A

T TH 130-330 OCONNELL

o 1030-1130 CHENG

WITH HSTEU 441 A

WITH HSTEU 443 A

WITH HSTAM 426 A

WITH HSTEU 451 A

SMI 120

MEB 252

8LM 401

THO 311

THO 317

SMI 305

THO 234

SAY 239

SAV 335

SMI

SMI

305

120

SAY 343

SAY 341

SAY 335

THO 311

THO 325

PHY 260

THO 317

THO 317

THO 234

SAY 335

SAY 239

SMI 305

THO 125

THO 317

THO 317

BLM 312

THO 335

M W F 1230-130 THO 335 OKADA

WITH POL S 441 A

WITH POL S 441 AA

WITH POL S 441 AB

WITH POL S 441 AC

t Permission signalure required. See Required Permission Signalures section.

FAR EASTeRN - FAR e - CONTINUED

444

461

464

468

472

482

*499

509

521

* 53ft

556

*563

587

*598

*599

*600

noo

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

3 * • HOA

• 5 M W F 1030-1130 THO 325

BEYER

3 M W F 230-330 THO 325 WVLIE

5 WITH HSTAS 454 A

3 M W F 1130-1230 THO 317 BEYER

5 WITH HSTAS 401 A

3-5 • * •• 3 WITH GEOG 509 A

3 T 130-330 SMI 104

3-6

3-6

3-6

4

3-6

3-6

3-6

3-6

5

5

• • •

TAYLOR

WITH HSTEU 544 A

WITH HSTEU 545 A

WITH HSTEU 541 A

WITH POL S 541 A

WITH HST 543 A

WITH HSTAS 552 A

WITH HSTAS 521 A

WITH HSTAS 501 A

TH 330-530 THO 203 CIRTAUTAS,HURYITI, OKACA, WYLIE

TH 230-430 THO 217 DULL,GASSTER,MAH SHIH, TOWNSEND, WILHELM. TAVLOR

• • •

ASIAN LANGUAGES & LIT

CH I r~£SE - Cli III

121

211

211

300

311

311

400

411

441

451

A

AN LB

AO LB

AP LB

A

B

A

A

B

A

A

A

A

10

5

5

1-3

5

5

5

5

3

5

•

D 830-930 YEN

D 930-1030

o 930-1030

D 930-1030

D 830-930 CHONG

D 830-930

D 1130-1230

D 930-1030

D 930-1030

• D 1130-1230

YEN

T TH 230-400 VEN

M W F 230-400 SERRUVS

THO 125

PAR 135

SAY 322

S"'I 104

THO 234

CLK 202

ClK 202

CLK 202

THO 311

• • THO 235

THO 335

THO 211

# New course or a>une number. See Course Changes :section, front of T;",~ Jch~Ju/~.

CHINESE - CHIN - CONTINUED

461

473

*499

511

541

551

561

581

*600

*100

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

5

5

3-5

5

3

5

5

5

* •

HINDI URDU - HD UR

101 A

201 A

~ 301 A

11m I C - I NO I C

320 A

JAPANESE - JAP

111

211

211

211

311

*331

*331

*411

A

AN LB

AO LB

AP LB

AQ LB

AR LB

AS LB

A

B

C

A

A

B

A

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

15

15

5

D 1030-1130 WILHELM

D 130-230 ROBERTSON

• • T TH 130-330

CHONG

T TH 930-1030 SERRUVS

D 1130-1230 CHENG

• •

T

M WTF

M WTF

M W TF

M W TF

M WTF

M WTF

ROBERTSON

* *

D 930-1030 DIXIT

D 1030-1130 DIXIT

D 830-930 DIXIT

D 130-230 HOLLAND

930-1030 NIWA

830-930

830-930

930-1030 930-1030

930-1030 930-1030

1030-1130

130-230

D 1130-1230 NIWA, •

D 1130-1230 NIWA, •

D 1130-1230 NIWA, •

o 1030-1130 NIWA

D 830-1130 D 130-330

NIWA, •

D 830-1130 D 130-330

NIWA ••

D 1030-1130 HIRAGA

THO 202

THO 331

• • eLK 201

• • THO 234

THO 231

• 0

• •

CLK 204

SMI 304

THO 118

CLK 201

CfoIU 351 BLH 211

MLR 302A 8LM 401

CLK 201

CLK 202

THO 234

MLR 104

BlH 308

THO 234

THO 231 THO 231

THO 235 THO 235

THO 331

JAPANESE - JAP - CONTINUED

421 A

441 A

443 U

*461 A

*499 A

*505 A

*551 A

590 A

*600 A

noo A

KOr7EAfI - KOR

211

311

411

*499

501

*521

*600

noo

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

MOlJGOL I MI - MONG

302 A

402 A

A

521 A

*600 A

SAiJ3KR I T - SNKRT

301 A

401 A

TAMIL - TAMIL

5

5

5

M W F 930-1030 TAKAVA

M W F 230-330

M W

MC KINNON

700-920 PM MC !<INNON

3-5 M W 130-330 TAKAVA

3-5

5

3-5

3-5

•

5

5

5

5

3-5

3-5

5

5

" •

5

5

3-5

3

all

3

3

• • M W F 1230-200

HIRAGA

T TH 230-430 MC KINNON

w 330-530 MC KINNON

•

D 930-1030 LUK(jFF

D 430-530 LUKOFF

o 1030-1130 LUKOFF

D 830-930 SUH

" " •

"

• LUKOFF

o 930-1030 SUH

o 1030-1130 SUH

• •

o 130-230 OKADA, YIDEMJAB

M W F 1030-1130 OKADA

• • D 230-330

OKADA, YIOEMJAB

all •

T TH 130-300

" GEROW

• GEROW

CLK 204

THO 202

THO 202

CLK 201

THO 311

SMI 104

• • • •

THO 231

• • •

• •

MLR 302A

•

•

• •

TAMIL - TAMIL - CONTINUED

401 A 5

~ 411 A 5

THAI - THAI

301 A 5

401 A 5

411 A 5

TI BETAil - TI B

401 A 5

404 A 3

414 A 3

421 A 5

*499 A 3-5

*500 A 3

*502 A 5

534 A 2

544 A 2

*600 A • noo A •

TURKIC - TKIC

301 A 3

320 A 3

404 A 3

V I ETtJAt,lESE - V I ET

301 A 5

*600 A •

SLAVIC LANGUAGES & LIT

BULGARIAN - BULGR

401 A 5

CZECH - CZECH

•

D 1030-1130 SCHIFFMAN

" SCHIFFMAN

o 1230-130 COOKE

D 130-230 COOKE

D 230-330 COOKE

o 1030-1130 NORNANG

M W F 1130-1230 WYLIE

M W F 130-230

•

•

• •

• •

•

•

•

•

NORNANG, WYLIE

o 1130-1230 NORNANG

• NORNANG, WYLIE

• LABRANG, NORNANG WYLIE

• WYLIE

• WYLIE

• •

• CIRTAUTAS

• CIRTAUTAS

II<

CIRTAUTAS

D 1130-1230

"

D 230-330 AUGEROT

• •

CLK 203

MLR 302A

LOW 215

• • • • •

• •

• • • • • •

• •

• •

•

CLk 104

: Prrmission signBture required. See Required Permission SignatlUCS section.

CZECH - CZECH - CONTI~UEO

1t01 A

POLISH - POLSH

1t01t A

:~OMAiJ I AN - ROMil

1t0l A

RUSSIAN - RUSS

101

101

*103

110

*130

201

* 201

201

A

AN L8

AO L8

AP L8

AQ L8

AR L8

AS L8

AT L8

AU L8

AV L8

AW L8

AX L8

AY L8

AZ L8

8N L8

U

A

A

AN L8

AO L8

A

A

AN L8

AD L8

AP L8

AQ L8

AR L8

AS LB

AT LB

H AU L8

8

U

5

5

5

5

5

5

10

10

5

5

5

M

o 230-330 KOVTUN

o 130-230 MIKULSKI

o 230-330 STAff

TWTF

TWTF

TWTF

TWTF

1230-130

830-930

830-930

930-1030

930-1030

TWTF 1030-1130

TWTF 1030-1130

TWTF 1130-1230

TWTF 1130-1230

TWTF 1230-130

TWTF 1230-130

TWTF 1230-130

TWTF

TWTF

TWTF

M TWT

130-230

130-230

230-330

700-900 PM 700-800 PM

T TH

o 1130-1230 TRACY

930-1030

o 830-930 M W F 930-1030

o 130-230 M W F 230-330

M

TWTF

TWTF

o 930-1230

130-230 TRACY

930-1030

930-1030

TWTF 1130-1230

TWTF 1230-130

TWTF 1230-130

TWTF

TWTF

TWTF

130-230

130-230

130-230

o 1230-130

M 700-900 PH • TWT 700-800 PM

HLR 104

CLK 104

DEN 306

SHI 120

THO 335

PAR 2238

THO 202

THO 211

PAR 2238

CLK 202

THO 335

THO 311

eLK 202

THO 202

PAR 2238

THO 335

THO 211

LOW 115

THO 311 THO 311

THO 202

GE8 226

THO 331 THO 331

THO 311 THO 311

THO 118

GE8 134

PH3 003

GTH 300

PAR 131

THO 331

THO 235

PAR 131

PAR 1338

THO 234

THO 211

THO 331 THO 331

# New course or course number. See Course CblUlges section, front of 'finU" Sch~Jule.

RUSSIAN - RUSS - CONTINUED

301

305

320

401

401

401

401

421

426

451

461

465

*1t99

550

567

570

575

588

*600

noo

A

AN L8

AD LB

AP LB

AQ L8

A

u

A

8

c

o

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

5

3

5

5

5

5

5

5

4

3

3

3

3-5

3

4

3

3

5

SERBO-CROATIAN - SER C

*404 A

SLAVIC - SLAV

321 A

550 A

GENERAL EDUCATION

HUMA~ITIES - HUM

101

101

101

101

101

101

A

8

C

o

E

F

5

3

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

M 1230-130 HOLDSWORTH

TWTF 1230-130

TWTF 1230-130

TWTF

TWTF

130-230

130-230

M W F 330-430

T TH

SAGEN

700-920 PM

o 930-1030

D 1130-1230

o 1230-130

o 230-330

o 1030-1130 SWAYZE

HTWT 1130-1230 HAGGLUND

H W F 1030-1130 COATS

M W F 1230-130 GRIBANOVSKY

T TF 130-230

III

III

M W

IVASK

• MICKLESEN

230-430 RUDICINA

H W F 1230-130

H W F 930-1030 HANEY

T TH 330-530

III

HAGGLUND

o 130-230 RUDICINA

M W F 330-430 KOVTUN

o 1030-1130

o 830-930

D 930-1030

D 1030-1130

o 1130-1230.

D 1230-130

D 130-230

THO 125

THO 118

THO 231

GTH 306

LOW 213

THO 231

THO 325

CLK 327

THO 331

CLK 201

ClI< 202

THO 211

SMI 205

THO 311

THO 317

THO 202

III III

III III

LOW 113

THO 234

THO 234

THO 235

III III

THO 331

THO 101

THO 101

DEN 216

SMI 202

THO 101

THO 101

HUMANITIES - HUM - CONTINUED

101

101

201

G

U

A

5

5

5

SOCIAL SCIE~JCE - SOC S

150 A

AA oz AB oz AC OZ

AD OZ

AE QZ

AF QZ

5

GE:lUAL STUD I ES - G ST

302 H A

*391 A

492 A

*493 A

GEUET I CS - GENET

451

*499

*501

*520

*551

*554

600

700

702

A

AA QZ

AB QZ

AC QZ

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

GEOGt~APHY - GEOG

100 A

AA OZ

AB QZ

AC OZ

AD OZ

AE QZ

AF QZ

AG OZ

2

• 5

1-5

4

3

3

2

*

3

5

o 230-330

T TH 730-950 PM

D 1230-130

T TF 1230-130 FRANKLIN

H W

M W

M W

M W

M W

830-930

830-930

1030-1130

1030-1130

1230-130

1230-130

THO 101

THO 125

SHI 103

S~[ 120

SMI 409

SMI 402

Sf4[ 409

Sf4[ 105

SMI 409

SMI 405

M 130-330 MUS 206

• M

J. M. RENSBERGER

* 330-530

SOLBERG

*

M W F 130-230

M

T

T

•

•

SANDLER

230-330 SANDLER

230-330 SANDLER

330-430 SANDLER

* * •

STAFF

M W F 930-1030 DOERMANN

• • • • • * • •

M W F 830-930

T TH

T TH

T TH

T TH

TVARUZKA

730-830

730-830

830-930

830-930

T TH 930-1030

T TH 930-1030

T TH 1030-1130

• SI'II 105

HSB 0209

HSB J280

HSB J280

HSB J280

• • •

HSB J280

HS8 J280

•

• • •

GUG 224

SMI 409

SMI 402

S'H 409

8LM 404

SM( 409

I'ILR 106

SM( 409

GEOGRAPHY - GEOG - CONTINUED

*

100

100

205

207

* 227

258

277

302

304

305

313

333

336

360

AI OZ

AJ OZ

AK OZ

AL OZ

AM QZ

H BA QZ

88 QZ

C

CA OZ

C8 QZ

CC QZ

CD QZ

CE QZ

CF OZ

CG QZ

CH QZ

CI OZ

CJ QZ

CK QZ

U

A

AN L8

AD LB

AP L8

AQ L8

A

AA QZ

AB QZ

AC QZ

H AD QZ

A

A

U

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

AN LB

5

5

5

5

3

2

5

3

5

5

5

5

5

5

T TH 1130-1230

T TH 1230-130

T TH 1230-130

T TH

T TH

T TH

130-230

130-230

230-330

T TH 1230-130

M W F 330-430

T TH

T TH

T TH

VELI KONJA

730-830

830-930

930-1030

T TH 1030-1130

T TH 1130-1230

T TH 1130-1230

T TH 1230-130

T TH

T TH

T TH

T TH

T TH

130-230

130-230

230-330

330-430

700-920 PM

M W F 830-930 ROMANOWSKI

T TH 830-930

T TH 1030-1130

T TH 1130-1230

T TH 1230-130

M W F 930-1030 BOYCE

T TH 830-930

T TH 930-1030

T TH 1030-1130

T TH 1130-1230

M W F

T TH

1030-1130 MORRILL-DONALDSON

830-930

M W 700-920 PM

M W F 830-930 BEYERS

o 1030-1130 FLEI'IING

o 1130-1230 ROMANOWSKI

MTW F 930-1030 KAKI UCHI

o 130-230 JACKSON

o 1130-1230 CHANG

M W F 1130-1230 HEATH

T TH 1230-230

SM[ 311

SMI 409

SMI 102

SMI 409

SMI 405

SMI 409

GUG 405

SM( 120

SMI 405

SMI 309

SMI 405

SMI 405

SMI 309

SMI 313

SMI 309

SMI 309

SMI 313

SMI 405

SMI 405

SMI 305

SMI 303

SMI 402

SMI 402

SMI 402

SMI 402

SMI 304

SMI 313

SMI 309

SMI 309

SMI 409

SMI 407

SMI 304

SMI 407

SMI 304

SI'II 202

SMI 405

SMI 107

SMI 304

SMI 109

SMI 401

SMI 401

t Permission signature rt.'quircd. See Required Permission Signatures section.

GEOGRAPHY - GEOG - CONTINUED

361

363

370

416

426

*477

499

500

*500

509

527

527

530

570

577

600

700

A

A

A

A

A

AN LB

A

A

A

B

A

A

B

A

A

A

A

A

GEOLOGY - GEOL

101

*

•

A

AA QZ

AB QZ

AC QZ

AD QZ

AE QZ

AF QZ

AG QZ

AH QZ

H AI QZ

AJ QZ

At( QZ

AL QZ

AM QZ

AN LB

AD LB

AP LB

H AQ LB

AR LB

AS L8

AT LS

5

3

5

5

5

3

o

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

5

M W F T TH

230-330 230-430 SHER~AN

M W F 930-1030 HEATH

D 1030-1130 COOLEY

WI TH ECON 416 A

SMI SMI

SMI

SMI

401 401

401

209

M W F 830-930 S~I 405 MORRILL. MUEHRCKE

T TH &30-930 T TH 1230-130

M W F

M \oj

1130-1230 ULLMAN

330-530 ULLf'AN. SHERMAN

SMI SMI

SMI

SMI

405 405

107

o

411

T 130-330 SMI 402 SELCTD PARTICPNTS BACON

T TH 330-530 KAKIUCHI

WI TH CETC 527 A

WITH CETC 527 B

T TH 130-330 THOf04AS

T TH 130-330 COOLEY

M W 130-330 BOYCE

•

M W F

T

F

M

TH

T

TH

M

T

W F

w

TH

M

w

TH

T

TH

M

TH

T

w

1030-1130 MC KEE

830-930

830-930

930-1030

930-1030

1030-1130

1030-1130

130-230

130-230

130-230

230-330

230-330

330-430

330-430

730-930

930-1130

930-1130

130-330

130-330

330-530

330-530

Sf041 409

MlR 106

SMI 411

SMI 411

o • •

GUG 224

JHN 009

JHN 009

JHN 009

JHN 009

JHN 009

JHN 009

JHN 009

JHN 009

8NS 203

JHN 009

JHN 009

JHN 009

JHN 009

JHN 053

JHN 053

JHN 053

JHN 053

JHN 053

JHN 053

JHN 053

:#: New course or course number. See Course Changes section, front of Tim .. Scht:dul ... SSI

GEOLOGY - GEOL - CONTINUED

101

101

205

320

330

*414

423

425

B

BA QZ

BB QZ

BC QZ

BO QZ

BE QZ

SF QZ

BG QZ

BH QZ

BI QZ

BJ QZ

BK QZ

BL QZ

BN LB

BO LB

BP LB

BQ LB

BR LB

BS lB

U

UN LB

UO LB

A

AN LB

AD LB

AP LB

AQ LB

A

AN lB

AD LB

AP LB

AQ LB

A

AN LB

AD LB

A

A

A

AN LB

A

AN LB

5

5

5

5

5

3

3

5

5

M W F

w

TH

T

F

M

w

TH

M

T

T

TH

w

M

F

T

w

TH

T TH

TH

TH

330-430 WHETTEN

830-930

830-930

930-1030

930-1030

1030-1130

1030-1130

130-230

130-230

230-330

230-330

330-430

330-430

730-930

930-1130

930-1130

130-330

130-330

330-530

700-950 PM 700-820 PM

530-700 PM

820-950 PM

M W F 1230-130 GRESENS • CHRISTENSEN

T TH 730-930

T TH 930-1130

T TH 130-330

T TH 330-530

M \oj F 1030-1130 CHR I STENSEN

T TH 730-930

T TH 930-1130

T TH 130-330

T TH 330-530

M W F 830-930

M W

M W

H W F

T TH

H W

T TH

M W F

T TH

MAllORY

130-330

330-530

100-230 PORTER

330-500 WASH8URN

930-1030 VANCE

130-430

1130-1230 VANCE

930-1130

GUG 224

JHN 009

JHN 009

JHN 009

JHN 009

JHN 009

JHN 009

BAG 204

JHN 009

JHN 009

JHN 009

JHN 009

JHN 009

JHN 053

JHN 053

JHN 053

JHN 053

JHN 053

JHN 053

JHN 056 JHN 056

JHN 053

JHN 053

JHN 006

JHN 010

JHN 010

JHN 010

JHN 010

JHN 056

JHN 102

JHN 102

JHN 102

JHN 102

JHN 056

JHN 011

JHN 011

JHN 106

JHN 106

JHN 013

JHN 116

JHN 013

JHN 116

GEOLOGY - GEOL - CONTINUED

443

*450

461

*472

*498

*499

500

*510

*511

*512

*520

*530

*540

*550

581

*585

*587

*590

*600

*700

*102

A

A

A

A

AN LB

AD LB

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

AN LB

A

A

A

A

A

A

5

3

5

4

5

•

•

*

2

• *

*

*

•

•

• 5

3

• • • 3

M W 330-530 T 1130-1230

MISCH

M W F 930-1030 BOSTROH

D 1030-1130 WHEELER

M W F 830-930

w

W

*

F

*

*

*

•

*

*

•

•

•

•

* H W F

* • *

GRESENS

130-330

330-530

• •

230-330

o PORTER. WASHBURN

* PORTER. WASHBURN

o PORTER. WASHBURN

• •

MALLORY, RENSBERGER

• MC KEE. HISCH

* BOSTROH. CROSSON, CHRISTENSEN

o HALLORY, WHEELER

• GRESENS

* WHETTEN

* WHETTEN. KELLEY

• •

CHENEY

130-230 CHENEY

• • • *

JHN 013 JHN 013

JHN 106

JHN 011

JHN 013

JHN

JHN

•

110

110

• •

JHN 056

• •

• o

• o

• • • •

•

• •

• •

• • o •

HRN 107

HRN 107

• * JHN 013

• • • o • • •

GEOPHYSICS _ see Graduate School Section. Refer to "Listing Sequence" in fro! Time Schedule.

GERMAIJ I CS - GE~M

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

AA

AB

AC

AD

AE

AF

AG

AH

AI

AJ

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

o 730-830

D 730-830

D 830-930

D B30-930

D 830-930

D B30-930

D 930-1030

o 930-1030

o 930-1030

o 930-1030

DEN 317

DEN 316

DEN 317

DEN 316

DEN 309

DEN 307

DEN 317

DEN 316

DEN 309

BLM 416

GERMANICS - GERM - CONTINUED

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

102

102

102

102

102

102

102

102

102

102

103

103

103

103

103

103

103

121

123

201

201

*201

201

0201

201

201

*201

201

201

*201

201

201

AK

AL

AM

BA

BB

BC

BD

BE

BF

BG

BH

BI

BJ

BK

UA

UB

AA

AB

AC

AD

AE

AF

AG

AH

AI

AJ

AA

AB

AC

AE

AF

AG

AH

A

A

AA

AB

AC

AD

AE

AF

AG

AI

AJ

AK

AL

AH

BA

0201 H BB

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

3

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

M WT

D 1030-1130

o 1030-1130

D 1030-1130

o 1030-1130

D 1130-1230

o 1130-1230

D 1130-1230

D 1230-130

D 1230-130

D 1230-130

D

D

130-230

130-230

o 130-230

D 230-330

100-830 PM

M WT 100-830 PM

D 730-830

D 130-830

o 830-930

o 830-930

D 930-1030

D 1030-1130

D 1130-1230

D 1130-1230

o 1230-130

D 1230-130

o B30-930

D 830-930

o 930-1030

D 1030-1130

o 1130-1230

D 1130-1230

D 1230-130

DEN 317

DEN 316

DEN 309

DEN 301

DEN 317

DEN 316

DEN 309

DEN 317

DEN 316

DEN III

DEN 317

DEN 316

DEN 314

DEN 317

DEN 316

DEN 317

DEN 314

DEN 306

DEN 314

DEN 306

DEN 314

DEN 314

DEN 314

DEN 313

DEN 314

DEN 306

DEN 305

DEN 312

DEN 111

DEN 217

DEN 212

DEN 211

DEN 309

D 830-930 8lH 314 GRAD STUDENTS ONLY

M T 430-600 DEN 317

D 730-830 DEN 315

o

D

o

o

830-930

830-930

830-930

930-1030

o 930-1030

o 930-1030

o 1030-1130

D 1030-1130

o 1030-1130

o 1130-1230

o 1130-1230

o 1130-1230

D 1130-1230

DEN 315

DEN III

DEN 217

DEN 315

RAI 218

PAR 106

DEN 315

DEN 212

DEN 209

DEN 315

BLH 408

PAR 110

BLH 207

t Permission signature required. SeC! Required Permission Signatures section.

GERMANICS - GERM - CONTINUED

201

201

201

201

201

201

202

202

*202

202

202

202

*202

202

202

*203

203

203

203

*203

203

207

207

207

207

260

290

301

8e BD

BE

BF

8G

UA

AA

AB

AC

AD

AE

AF

AG

AH

AI

AA

AB

AC

AD

AE

AG

AA

AB

AC

AD

A

A

A

*301 H B

301

301

301

C

o

E

~ 310 A

~ 310 B

~ *310 H C

~ 310

* 310 '* 340 401

401

o

E

A

A

B

*401 H C

405

410

410

415

415

A

A

B

A

B

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

3

3

3

3

3

3

2

2

2

2

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

o 1230-130

o 1230-130

o

o

130-230

130-230

D 230-330

M WT 700-830 PM

M W F

H W F

H W F

M W F

o 830-930

D 830-930

o 930-1030

D 930-1030

D 1030-1130

D 1030-1130

D 1130-1230

o 1130-1230

o 1230-130

930-1030

930-1030

1030-1130

1130-1230

H W F 1230-130

H W F 130-230

T TH 930-1030

T TH 1130-1230

T TH 1230-130

T TH

H iii F

M iii F

M W F

M W F

H iii F

T TH

T TH

H W F

M W F

M W F

H W F

M W F

M W F

M W F

M W F

M W F

130-230

1230-130

930-1030

830-930

830-930

930-1030

230-400

230-400

930-1030

930-1030

930-1030

230-330

230-330

230-330

930-1030

330-430

330-430

T TH 130-300 VOYlES

H W F 1130-1230 IHMERWAHR

H W F 230-330

M W F 930-1030 HERTlING

M W F 130-230

DEN 315

DEN 307

DEN 315

DEN 309

DEN 315

DEN 315

DEN 213

DEN 211

PAR 223B

GTH 315

BlM 411

BlM 314

PAR 2238

GTH 311

DEN 217

8lM 311

GTH 311

BlM 311

DEN 312

DEN 312

DEN 306

DEN 313

DEN 311

DEN 313

DEN 312

DEN 313

DEN 310

BlM 308

DEN 313

8lM 409

DEN 310

BlM 414

GTH 306

PAR 131

BlM 203

DEN 217

DEN 310

DEN 316

DEN 311

DEN 306

DEN 305

DEN 311

DEN 311

DEN 305

DEN 312

DEN 305

;: New course or mune number. See Course ChaD~ section. fronr of 'rime S~heJuJe,

GERMANICS - GERM - CONTINUED

*473

490

* 495

497

498

.498

*501

.510

.524

*527

*531

*534

*550

*556

*564

& 570

575

.580

600

700

702

HISTORY

A

A

A

A

A

8

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

HISTORY - HST

df 111

* *

A

AA OZ

AB QZ

AC OZ

H AD QZ

H AE OZ

AF OZ

AG QZ

AH OZ

AI OZ

AJ QZ

AK QZ

Al QZ

AM OZ

BA OZ

BB QZ

BC QZ

3

3

3

W 330-530 GALT

T TH 330-430 BAUMGAERTEL

M W 130-230

1-5 • • 1-5 • • 1-5 M W F 1030-1130

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

H F

330-530 330-430

P/F ONLY VON KRIES

foI W F 130-230 REY

... 330-530 HERTlING

W 330-530 STRUC

T TH 130-300 SOUTH

H W F 230-330 LOEB

M W F 130-230 VOYlES

foI loi F 130-230 ALLARD

M W F 230-330

T TH 230-430

3 M W F 230-330

1-5 T 230-430

• • 3

5

DYCK

• • • • •

H W F 930-1030 FERRIll

T TH 830-930

T TH

T TH

T

TH

T TH

T TH

T TH

T TH

T TH

T TH

830-930

830-930

830-1030

830-1030

930-1030

930-1030

930-1030

930-1030

1030-1130

1030-1130

T TH 1030-1130

T TH 1130-1230

T TH 1130-1230

T TH

T TH

1130-1230

1230-130

DEN 310

DEN 311

BlM 307

• • • •

DEN 311

LIB 402A lIB 402B

DEN 310

DEN 312

DEN 312

DEN 313

DEN 311

DEN 311

DEN 312

DEN 313

DEN 305

DEN 312

DEN 312

•

•

HUB

SMI

SMI

• • •

184

311

307

GUG 411

SJIIII 105

SMI 105

SJIIII 402

SMI 313

SMI 311

GUG 411

Stoll 313

SHI 311

S"I 301

SM[ 307

GUG 411

GUG 408

SMI 313

HISTORY - HST - CONTI~UEo

,if 112

* *

301

412

414

441

Bo OZ

BE OZ

BF OZ

BG OZ

A

AA OZ

AB OZ

AC OZ

AD OZ

AE OZ

AF OZ

AG OZ

AH OZ

AI OZ

H AK OZ

H AL OZ

AM OZ

BA OZ

BC QZ

Bo OZ

BE OZ

A

AA OZ

AB OZ

AC OZ

AD OZ

A

A

A

*491 H A

*498 A

*498 B

*499 A

*543 A

-::IF 563 A

600 A

100 A

5

5

T TH 1230-130

T TH 130-230

T TH 130-230

T TH 230-330

M W F 130-230

T TH

T TH

T TH

HaSHER

830-930

930-1030

930-1030

T TH 1030-1130

T TH 1030-1130

T TH 1130-1230

T TH 1130-1230

T TH 1230-130

T TH 1230-130

T 1030-1230

TH 1030-1230

T TH

T TH

T TH

T TH

T TH

130-230

130-230

130-230

230-330

230-330

HTW F 1130-1230 LEVY

TH 830-930

TH 930-1030

TH 1130-1230

TH 130-230

SMI 311

SMI 311

SMI 301

SMI 313

ARC 207

MEB 235

GUG 408

MEB 235

GUG 408

GUG 411

GUG 405

HEB 238

SMI 307

GUG 408

SMI

SMI

104

104

GUG 408

GUG 411

LOW 115

SMI 307

GUG 408

SMI 303

LOW 222

LOW 222

LOW 222

SMI 402

5 o 130-230 SMI 202

3 WITH BI HS 419 A

5 o 830-930 SMI 207

5 M

FARRAR

130-330 ALDEN

3-5 TH 230-430 SCHOLZ

3-5 H 330-530

1-5

3-6

3-6

•

T

•

• •

FARRAR

• TH 330-530 TH 330-530

BUTOW

230-430 BACHARACH

• •

SMI 306

MLR 310

SMI 104

• • LIB 40lA LIB 401B

SMI 306

• • • •

H I STORY OF THE A:~ER I CAS - HST AA

201 A

AA OZ

AB oz AC OZ

AD OZ

5 H W F B30-930

T TH

T TH

T TH

T TH

BURKE

830-930

830-930

930-1030

930-1030

ARC 201

ARC 101

BNS 115

ARC 101

BNS 115

HISTORY OF THE AMERICAS - HSTAA - CONTINUED

301

381

432

451

454

461

481

*512

*513

*531

*551

*554

*581

AE OZ

AF OZ

AG OZ

AH OZ

AI OZ

AJ OZ

AK OZ

AL OZ

A

AA OZ

AB OZ

Ae OZ

AD OZ

AE OZ

AF OZ

A

U

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

5

5

5

3

5

5

5

3-6

3-6

T TH 1030-1130

T TH 1030-1130

T TH 1130-1230

T TH 1130-1230

T TH 1230-130

T TH 1230-130

T TH 130-230

T TH

MTWT

130-230

930-1030 SCHOLZ

T 830-930

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BK QZ

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GEB 421

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GEB 426

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GEB 426

GEB 426

MEB 231

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A

A

B

C

D

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

J

A

B

C

D

• • M W 930-1030

T TH 930-1030

M W 1030-1130

T TH 1030-1130

M W 730-830

T TH 730-830

M W 830-930

T TH 830-930

M W 930-1030

T TH 930-1030

H W

T TH

M W

T TH

M W

T TH

T TH

H W

1030-1130

1030-1130

1130-1230

130-230

730-830

730-830

830-930

930-1030

SAY 331

PAR 106

PAR 306

PAR 310

PAR 106

PAR 306

PAR 310

PAR 401

PAR 309

PAR 306

PAR 310

PAR 306

• PAR 1348

PAR 135

• • PAR 134B

• • • •

EDP

IMA

IHA

I HA

IMA

IHA

IHA

IMA

IHA

IHA

IMA

IMA

IMA

IMA

IMA

IMA

IHA

IMA

IMA

•

•

• • • •

•

:#: New course or roursc number. See Course Changes section. fronl of Tim .. SchedUle.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION-MEN - PE H - CONTINUED

107

107

110

110

110

110

110

110

112

112

114

114

115

115

115

117

117

117

117

118

118

118

118

118

118

118

120

121

121

121

121

121

122

122

122

122

122

122

122

122

122

122

124

124

124

124

127

127

127

E

F

A

B

C

D

E

F

A

B

A

B

A

B

C

A

B

C

D

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

A

A

B

C

D

E

A

B

c

D

E

F

G

H

J

A

B

C

D

A

8

C

1

1

H W

H W

1030-1130

130-230

T TH 1030-1130 COED

W F 1030-1130

T TH 1130-1230

W F

T TH

W F

1130-1230

330-430

330-430

T TH 1030-1130

T TH 1130-1230

T TH

T TH

T TH

930-1030

1030-1130

930-1030

T TH 1030-1130

T TH 1130-1230

T TH

T TH

M W

M W

830-930

930-1030

1030-1130

1130-1230

M W 830-930

T TH 830-930

T TH 930-1030

H W 1030-1130

T TH 1030-1130

H W 1130-1230

T TH 1130-1230

T TH 1030-1130

T TH

M W

930-1030

1030-1130

T TH 1130-1230

T TH 130-230

M W 230-330

M W 830-930

T TH 830-9)0

M W 930-1030

H W 1030-1130

T TH 1030-1130

T TH 1230-130

H W 130-230

T TH 130-230

M W

T TH

H W

230-330

230-330

830-930

T TH 1030-1130

H W 1130-1230

T TH 1130-1230

T TH 730-830

T TH 830-930

T TH 930-1030

IMA

IHA

GOR

GOR

GOR

GOR

GOR

GDR

CRH

CRH

IHA

IHA

EOP

EOP

EOP

IHA

IMA

IMA

IMA

IMA

IHA

IMA

IMA

IMA

IMA

IMA

IMA

IMA

IMA

IMA

IMA

IHA

IHA

I lolA

IMA

IMA

IMA

IMA

IMA

IMA

IMA

I MA

IMA

I HA

IMA

IMA

HUB

HUB

HUB

• • •

•

• • •

•

• • •

• • • • •

• •

•

•

• •

• • • • • • • • •

PHYSICAL EDUCATION-MEN - PE M - CONTINUED

127

128

128

128

128

128

128

128

129

131

132

132

138

138

138

141

142

143

144

145

146

*147

148

*149

151

151

151

152

154

154

155

158

158

158

158

158

160

160

161

161

162

164

D

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

A

A

A

B

A

B

C

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

8

C

A

A

B

A

A

B

C

D

E

A

B

A

B

A

A

1

1

2

T TH 1030-1130

T TH 730-830

M W 830-930

T TH 830-930

M W 930-1030

T TH 930-1030

M W 1030-1130

T TH 1030-1130

M

• •

• • •

• lOr

• M W

T TH

T TH

M W

130-330

WITH PE W 139 A

WITH PE W 145 A

WITH PE W 145 B

WITH PE W 156 A

WITH PE W 156 B

WITH PE W 156 C

• NANCE

• GEllERMAN

• OWENS

• GHORMLEY

• TALLMAN

• • QUILLIAN

• •

CROCKFORD

WITH PE W 151 A

WITH PE W 151 B

WITH PE W 151 C

• HUGHES

WITH PE W 148 A

WITH PE W 148 B

lOr

SMITH

830-930

830-930

930-1030

230-330

T TH 230-330

M W 1030-1130

T TH 1030-1130

M W

T TH

M W

930-1030

1130-1230

1130-1230

D 130-230 TORNEY

HUB

IMA

IMA

IMA

IMA

IMA

IMA

IMA

CNH

EOP

CRH

EOP

EOP

EOP

EOP

EOP

GDR

•

EOP

EOP

EDP

EDP

EDP

EOP

EOP

EOP

EDP

EDP

EDP

EDP

EDP

• • • •

• • • •

•

• • • • •

•

•

• • • • •

• • •

PHYSICAL EDUCATION-MEN - PE M - CONTINUED

168

190

227

241

242

243

244

245

*249

252

255

264

295

322

345

361

*371

501

506

547

590

591

600

700

A

AN LB

AO LB

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

2

2

2

2

3

3

2

2

3

3

3

3

2

2-5

•

F 1230-130 COED

F 830-1030

F 1030-1230 COED

T TH 830-930

T TH 1130-1230

lOr lOr

• lOr

lOr

lOr

*

•

ERICKSON

lOr

OWENS

• SHANNON

• TALL .. AN

lOr

QUIllIAN

• • CROCKFORD

lOr lOr

HUGHES

• •

HTWT

M W F

SMITH

o 130-230 HUGHES. HENDERSHOTT

230-330 BUCKLEY

830-930

WITH PE W 345 A

TGB 105

EOP • EDP • EDP 305

HUB lOr

EDP • CRH

EDP • EOP • EOP • EOP •

• *

EOP •

EOP •

EOP 305

EOP POOL

ECP 305

H W F 930-1030 IHA. SMITH

T TH 1130-1230 TGB 105 WINTER

M W F 1130-1230 TORNEY

M W F 930-1030

M

COED KUNDE

WITH PE W 547 A

T TH 1130-100 KUNDE

•

430-530 KUNDE

•

EOP 302

EDP 302

EOP 302

EOP 302

• •

HEALTH EDUCAT I OI~-~·IEtJ - H ED

250

250

292

453

498

A

8

A

A

A

2

2

2

3

2-6

T TH 830-930 COED MILLS

WITH H EO W 250 8

M W F 930-1030 HENOERSHOTT

WITH H ED W 453 A

WITH H EO W 498 A

TGB 105

TGB 105

t Permission sigmllure ~'tJuircd. See Required Permission Signatures section.

KECREAT I ON EDUCAT I OIJ-MDl - i~ ED

251t A

301t A

351t A

.1t51t A

3

2

3

6 M

F 230-330 COED

T TH 930-1030

w

coeD KUNDE

230-330 COED

230-330

PHYS I CAL EDUCATION-vIDMEr! - PE ~I

101

101

101t

101t

107

107

107

107

107

107

107

108

108

110

110

110

110

110

110

113

113

113

113

113

116

116

117

117

118

118

119

122

122

126

126

126

126

126

A

B

A

B

A

B

C

o

E

F

G

A

B

A

B

c

o E

F

A

B

C

o

E

A

B

A

B

A

B

A

A

B

A

B

C

o

E

H W

M W

H W

H W

H W

M W

M W

M W

T

830-930

930-1030

830-930

930-1030

730-830

830-930

930-1030

1230-130

1230-230

TH 1230-230

M W 130-230

M W 1030-1130

M W 1130-1230

W F 830-930

W F 930-1030

T TH 1030-1130

T TH 1130-1230

T TH 330-430

W F 330-430

WITH PE M 110 A

T TH 130-230

T TH 230-330

W F 130-230

W F 230-330

W 230-500 ENGLISH

W 230-500 WESTERN

T 230-500 ENGLISH

T 230-500 WESTERN

TH 230-500 ENGLISH

TH 230-500 WESTERN

T

T TH

230-530

830-930

W F 1130-1230

M W 1030-1130

M W 1130-1230

H W 1230-130

M W 130-230

M W 230-330

EOP 302

EOP 317

EOP 220

EOP 220

IMA •

IMA •

HUT 201

HUT 201

HUB

HUB

HUB

HUB

HUB

HUB

HUB

•

HUB •

HUB •

HUT 127

HUT 127

HUT 127

HUT 127

HUT 127

HUT 201

GOR

GOR

GOR

GOR

o

o

• • o

o

o •

HUT 201

HUT 127

HUT 201

HUT 201

HUT 201

HUT 201

HUT 201

# New counc or rounc number. See Course Cban~ section. front of "J";m~ S~"~Ju/~.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION-WOMEN - PE W - CONTINUED

126

127

131

131t

131t

139

lit 5

Ilt5

Ilt8

Ilt8

F

A

A

A

B

A

A

B

A

B

151 • A

151

151

156

156

156

*160

161

161

161

162

162

162

162

163

163

163

161t

161t

*165

167

168

169

180

182

182

183

183

181t

181t

B

c

A

B

C

A

A

B

C

A

B

C

o A

B

C

A

B

A

A

A

AO LB

A

A

A

B

A

B

A

B

1

2

T TH 330-430

F 1130-130

T TH 730-830

W F

H W

730-830

930-1030

T 930-1130 COED

T TH 830-930 COED

TH 930-1130 COED

T TH 1230-130 COED

W 330-530 COED

H W 1030-1130 COEe

H W 1230-130

M

COED

T TH 330-430 COED

930-1130 COED GREEN

W 930-1130 COED GREEN

F 930-1130 COED GREEN

• • M W 1030-1130

H W 1230-130

T TH 330-430

H W B30-930

T TH 930-1030

W F 1130-1230

T TH 1230-130

M W 230-330

T TH 830-930

T TH 1030-1130

M W 930-1030

T TH 230-330

W f 130-230

T TH 1130-1230

WITH PE M 168 A

WITH PE M 168 AD

HUT 201

HUT 201

HUT 201

HUT 201

IHA •

HUT 218

HUT 218

HUT 218

HUT 218

HUT 218

HUT 218

HUT 218

HUT 218

A"" 201

AI'Y 201

WLS 201

HUT 157

HUT 157

HUT 157

HUT 157

HUT 157

HUT 157

HUT 157

HUT 157

HUT 157

HUT 157

HUT 157

HUT 157

HUT 157

HUT 157

HUT 157

T TH 130-230 HUT 157

M 930-1030 F 1230-130

MILACEK

T TH 1030-1130

T TH 130-230

W F 1030-1130

f 830-1030

M W 1230-130

M W 130-230

HUT 127 HUT 127

HUT 211

HUT 211

HUT 127

HUT 201

HUT 127

HUT 127

PHYSICAL EDUCATION-WOMEN - PE W - CONTINUED

186

186

186

186

186

186

186

189

189

231

271

304

304

331

333

345

366

374

436

*498

A

B

C

o

E

F

G

A

B

A

A

A

B

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

*498 H B

*499 A

*499 H B

*501

506

*547

600

*100

A

A

A

A

A

5

2

2

2

3

3

3

o

5

3

2-3

2-3

2-3

2-3

3

3

3

2-5

•

M W 730-830

T TH 730-830

T TH 830-930

T TH 930-1030

T TH 1230-130

M W 230-330

W F 330-430

T TH 1130-1230

T TH 1230-130

H W F 1030-1130 T TH 930-1130

WALTZ. FOX

o 130-230 MAC LEAN, KERR

TW 430-630

WT

KERR

430-630 KERR

T TH 830-1030 WIllS. BROER

T TH 830-1030 MILACEK. BROER. WIllS

~ W F 1030-1130 M W F 1030-1130

COED TORNEY. WILSON

0: 0:

KIDWELL

o 1230-130 PURDY

T 430-630 T 430-630

T

2 HRS 0: MILACEK

0: 0:

0:

0:

• W 0:

0:

0:

430-630 0:

ABERNATHY

WITH PE M 506 A

430-130 COED BROER

0:

DANCE WO:4EiJ - DtJG W ? E. DEPT.

282 A

355 A

377 A

2

2

6

o 1130-1230 PERRV

M 1030-1230 F 1030-1130 F 1130-1230

SKINNER

H W F 830-1030 T TH 430-630

SKI NNER, HORNE

HUT 127

HUT 127

HUT 127

HUT 127

HUT 127

HUT 127

HUT 127

HUT 201

HUT 201

HUT HUT

116 201

HUT 116

HUT 201

HUT 201

HUT 116

HUT 211

HUT 2Ll HUT 301

HUT 0:

HUT 2Ll

HUT 127 HUT 211

0: 0:

0:

HUT 0:

HUT

0:

0:

0:

0:

301 0:

301

HUT 218

HUT 127 HUT 218 HUT 211

HUT 218 HUT 218

HEALTH EDUCA TI ON-Y/OMEil - H ED

250

250

291

292

453

*498

254

304

354

*454

A

B

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

PHYSICS - ?HY.j

~101

110

114

114

114

115

116

117

111

111

117

117

111

117

117

117

111

117

117

117

117

117

117

117

A

AA QZ

AB QZ

A

A

B

C

A

A

ZA

ZB

ZC

ZO

ZE

ZF

ZG

ZH

ZI

ZJ

ZK

ZL

ZM

ZN

ZO

ZP

ZQ

2 WITH H EO H 250 A

2 T TH 230-330 COED

3 M W F 930-1030 PATTERSON

2 M W F 830-930 HAC LEAN

3 M W F 1230-130 COED

2-6 0: 0:

3

2

3

6

5

3

4

4

4

COED

WITH R EO M 254 A

WITH R EO H 304 A

WITH R EO M 354 A

0:

KIDWELL

M W F 1030-1130 ARONS

T 130-330

TH 130-330

M W F 1030-1130 GERHART

MT TF 930-1030 STERN

MT TF 1230-130

MT TF 130-230 LORD

MT TF 1030-1130 GLASS

MT TF

T

T

TH

TH

T

W

w

M

M

T

T

W

w

1230-130 SCH~IDT

830-1130

830-1130

830-1130

830-1130

1230-330

1230-330 ARCH & IND DES

1230-330 ARCH & INO DES

330-630

330-630

330-630

330-630

330-630 ARCH & IND DES

330-630 ARCH & INO DES

TH 330-630

TH

F

F

ARCH & INO DES

330-630

330-630

330-630

HUT 211

HUT 211

HUT 211

HUT 116

0: 0:

0:

PHY 301

PHY 301

PHY 301

PHV 320

PHY 334

PHY 320

PHY 320

PHY 314

PHY 314

PHY 303

PHY 305

PHY 303

PHY 305

PHY 303

PHY 303

PHY 305

PHY 303

PHY 305

PHY 303

PHY 305

PHY 303

PHY 305

PHY 303

PHY 305

PHY 303

PHY 305

'N :t Permiuion signarure required. Sc.'" Required Permission Signalures $C'Ction.

PHYSICS - PHYS - CONTINUED

117

117

117

ZU

ZV

ZW

T

T

W

117

117

117

118

118

118

ZX

ZY

ZZ

ZA

ZB

1 W

700-950 PH

700-950 PH

700-950 PM

700-950 PH

700-950 PH

700-950 PM

119

119

119

121

121

121

ZC

ZA

ZB

ZC

A

B

C

tt21 H D

H DA OZ

H DB QZ

*i21 H E

H EA OZ

H EB OZ

*121 H F

121

122

122

H FA QZ

H FB OZ

U

A

B

tt22 H C

H CA OZ

H CB OZ

*122 H 0

123

H OA OZ

H DB QZ

A

1

4

It

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

It

4

4

*123 H B 4

132

132

133

133

133

133

133

H BA QZ

H BB OZ

ZA

ZB

ZA

ZB

ZC

ZO

ZE

H

T

T

TH

TH

1230-330

1230-330

330-630

W 1230-330

W 330-630

TH 330-630

M WTF 830-930 CLARK

HTW F 930-1030 BOULWARE

MTW F 1230-130 WILETS

TH

TH

TH

TH

TH

TH

WITH 121 A

930-1030

130-230

WITH 121 B

930-1030

130-230

WITH 121 C

M T

930-1030

130-230

700-900 PM

830-930 MTW F VILCHES

MTW F 1130-1230 YOUNG

TH

TH

TH

TH

WITH 122 A

930-1030

130-230

WITH 122 B

930-1030

130-230

M WTF 1130-1230 WILL lAMS

M

M

TH

TH

WITH 123 A

930-1030

130-230

1230-330

330-630

W 1230-330

TH 1230-330

F 1230-330

W 330-630

TH 330-630

PHY 303

PHY 305

PHY 303

PHY 305

PHY 303

PHY 305

PHY 307

PHY 307

PHY 307

PHY 307

PHY 307

PHY 307

PHY 334

PHY 320

PHY 334

PHY 321

PHY 321

PHY 260

PHY 260

GEB 225

PHY 314

PHY 314

PHY 320

PHY 320

PHY 154

PHY 154

PHY 150

PHY 150

PHY 334

PHY 152

PHY 152

PHY 409

PHY 409

PHY 409

PHY 409

PHY 409

PHY 409

PHY 409

;:: New course or COune numbet'. See Course Changes section, fronl of Time S(h~du/~.

PHYSICS - PHYS - CONTINUED

221 A

320 A

321 A

324 A

+401 A

*401 H B

421 A

424 A

431 A

AN LB

AO La

AP LB

AU LB

*485 H A

505

509

513

517

524

* 527

*530

*531

*532

*534

*535

*536

*537

*538

*539

544

560

566

567

574

576

578

*600

+700

+702

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

3

3

3

3

•

3

3

3

3

2

4

4

3

• • • •

•

• • 3

3

4

3

3

3

3

•

3

MT T 1030-1130 HALPERN

M W F 130-230 ROTHBERG

M W F 830-930

M W F

• •

M W F

H W F

T

T TH

H W

T TH

T TH

FORTSON

1030-1130 PETERS

•

930-1030 HC DERHOTT

1130-1230 UEHLING

130-230 STREIB

930-1230

230-530

230-530

700-950 PM

• COOK

H W F 830-930 NEODERHEYER

T TH 830-930

MTW F

CRAflER

1030-1130 BROWN

HTW F 930-1030 HENLEY

H W F 1130-1230 PUFF

• M

T

T

W

T

F

W

F

TH

330-530

330-530

330-530

400-530

130-330

130-330

330-430

330-430

330-530

H W F 1230-130 DASH

H W F 1230-130 BLAIR

MTW F

H H F

430-530 PIGNOTTI

930-1030 INGALLS

H W F 930-1030 BAKER

M W F • OEHMELT

H W F • BALI

• • • • •

PHY 334

PHY 334

PHY 314

MEB 103

• • •

PHY 314

PHY 314

PHY 321

PHY 420

PHY 420

PHY 420

PHY 420

• PHY 321

PHY 321

PHY 235

PHY 321

PHY 321

• • PHY 334

PHY 321

PHY 314

PHY 334

PHY 314

PHY 314

PHY 321

PHY 321

PHY 314

PHY 321

PHY 260

PHY 260

HYD 312

MOR 323B

• •

• •

• • • •

•

?OLITICAL SCIEaCE - ?OL S

201

201

202

203

311

311

322

328

342

A

AA QZ

AB QZ

AC QZ

AD QZ

AE QZ

AF QZ

AG QZ

AH QZ

AI QZ

AJ QZ

H AK QZ

AL QZ

AM QZ

SA QZ

&B QZ

U

A

AA QZ

AB QZ

AC QZ

AD QZ

AE QZ

AF QZ

AG QZ

AH QZ

AI QZ

AJ QZ

AK QZ

AL QZ

A

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AB QZ

AD QZ

AE QZ

AF QZ

AG QZ

AH QZ

5

5

5

5

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5

5

5

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T TH

T TH

T TH

T TH

T TH

T TH

T TH

T TH

T TH

T TH

HITCHNER

830-930

830-930

830-930

830-930

930-1030

930-1030

930-1030

930-1030

930-1030

930-1030

T TH 930-1030 HI TCHNER

T TH

T TH

T TH

1030-1130

1030-1130

1030-1130

T Th lL3L-1130

T TH 700-920 PH

H W F 1030-1130 FRANCIS

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T TH 930-1030

T TH 930-1030

T TH 1030-1130

T TH 1030-1130

T TH 1030-1130

T TH 1030-1130

T TH 1030-1130

T TH 1030-1130

T TH 1130-1230

T TH 1130-1230

T TH

M W F

T TH

T TH

T TH

T TH

1130-1230

830-930 TODD

830-930

830-930

830-930

830-930

T TH 1030-1130

T TH 1030-1130

T TH 1030-1130

T TH

o 1130-1230

700-920 PM

D 830-930 RILEV

D 930-1030 TODD

D 830-930 MYHR

ARC 207

LOW 219

LOW 218

LOW 114

LOW 2Q5

MEB 251

MEB 248

MEB 247

ARC 101

ARC 102

MEB 237

MEB 246

MEB 248

/lCEB 247

MEB 246

SMI

S"'I

304

120

MEB 234

LOW 218

LOW 217

LOW 106

BNS 117

ROB 318

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ARC

ARC

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102

ROB 316

ROB 318

MOR 224

AND 309

LOW 202

"'OR 228

OBS 103

OCB 201

S"'I 407

AND 211

GUG 405

SMI 103

MEB 103

C"'U 226

BAG 236

SMI 103

POLITICAL SCIENCE - POL S - CONTINUED

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AE QZ

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411

425

426

427

440

441

444

449

450

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AA QZ

AB QZ

AC QZ

AD QZ

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AF QZ

A

A

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A

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A

AA QZ

AB QZ

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A

A

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AD QZ

AE QZ

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5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

M W 130-330 TOWNSEND

D 1130-1230 HITCHNER

M W F 1030-1130 GOTTFRIED

T TH 1030-1130

T TH 1030-1130

T TH 1030-1130

T TH 1130-1230

T TH 1130-1230

M W F

T TH

1130-1230

1030-1130

T TH 1030-1130

T TH 1130-1230

T TH 1130-1230

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HARBOLD

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T TH

T TH

T TH

T TH

T TH

HARBOLD

830-930

830-930

830-930

930-1030

930-1030

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M W F 930-1030 MOOElSKI

T TH 930-1030

T TH 930-1030

T TH 1030-1130

T TH 1030-1130

M \II

D 1030-1130 MYHR

130-330 BRASS

MTN F 930-1030 RESHETAR

TH 930-1030

TH 1030-1130

TH 1230-130

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F

F

F

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F

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HEllMANN

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830-930

830-930

930-1030

930-1030

930-1030

1030-1130

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BAG 237

BAG 140

S"'I 103

SMI 304

MEB 103

MEB 246

MEB 251

GEB 134

C"'U 326

GUG 404

EGA 151

EGA 152

• • MUS 126

GEB 227

ROB 203A

ROB 316

PHV 154

ROB 203A

LOW 115

MEB 103

JHN 006

OCB 201

OCB 203

BNS 115

CMU 332

MEB 242

MEB 242

S"'I 205

MEB 249

MEB 251

MEB 249

SMI 107

THO 125

GEB 134

MEB 250

EGA 151

MEB 248

EGA 151

BlH 307

EGA 151

t Permission signature required. See Required Permission Signatures section.

POLITICAL SCIENCE - POL S - CONTINUED

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3

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3

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3

3

3

PSYCHOLOGY - PSYCH

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AI QZ

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130-330 GORE

130-330 ROHN

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W 130-330 RESHETAR

TH 130-330 GOTTFRIED

TH 330-530 BEST

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WITH PB AD 501 A

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WITH PB AD 501 D

WITH PB AD 521 A

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WITH PB AD 511 A

330-530

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T

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830-930

830-930

930-1030

930-1030

930-1030

1030-1130

1030-1130

1030-1130

1130-1230

1130-1230

1130-1230

1230-130

1230-130

1230-130

SMI 318

SMI 303

MEB 103

o 0

MEB 102

MES 102

MEB 102

LOW 114

SMI 263

MEB 102

MEB

LOW

MEB

SMI

MEB

o

o

HUB

102

117

102

105

102

o

184

DEN 313

RAI 218

GTH 311

DEN 310

DEN 311

DEN 312

GEB 223

MOR 224

OCB 201

DEN 312

BLM 416

8LM 414

MOR 224

MOR 228

MLR 302A

:#: New course or course Dumber. See Course Changes section. fronc of "rime Schedule.

PSYCHOLOGY ~ PSYCH - CONTINUED

100

100

100

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BD QZ

BE QZ

C

o

DA QZ

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DC QZ

DO OZ

DE QZ

OF QZ

DG QZ

DH QZ

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OK QZ

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201

202

205

205

250

302

302

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AO LB

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A

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AO LB

A

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AB QZ

AC QZ

AD QZ

AE QZ

AF QZ

AG QZ

U

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AB QZ

AC QZ

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A

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5

5

5

5

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3

4

4

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3

3

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T

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M W

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930-1030

1030-1130

1030-1130

1130-1230

1130-1230

1230-130

1230-130

130-230

130-230

100-920 PM

330-500 TELLER

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1030-1230

130-330

130-330

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M W F

T

T

T

T

T

T

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M W

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TH

TH

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1130-1230 R. SMITH

830-930

930-1030

930-1030

1030-1130

1130-1230

1130-1230

1230-130

100-855 PM J. OAKLAND

830-930 WAGNER

830-930

930-1030

1130-1230

130-230

M W F 830-930 HEATHERS

M W F 930-1030 BOBROW

DEN 111

DEN 306

BLH 314

ARC 201

ARC 201

LOW 222

PAR 134B

LOW 222

GEB 222

THO 325

THO 311

LOW 113

MEB 249

GUG 306

LOW 220

BNS 203

ICO 203

DEN 111

DEN 313

RAI

DEN

DEN

DEN

212

111

111

111

DEN 212

DEN

DEN

115

115

AND 309

MUS 216

SAY 335

GTH 311

MLR 302A

RAI 218

SAY 231

RAI 218

BLM 303

SMI 101

BlH 301

BLM 313

BLH 313

BlM 414

DEN 212

SMI 103

PSYCHOLOGY - PSYCH - CONTINUED

302

303

305

305

305

306

306

320

345

345

355

u

A

A

AA QZ

AB QZ

AC QZ

AD QZ

AE QZ

AF QZ

B

BA QZ

BB QZ

BC QZ

BD QZ

BE QZ

BF QZ

U

A

AA QZ

AB QZ

AC QZ

AD QZ

AE QZ

AF QZ

AG QZ

AH QZ

AI QZ

AJ QZ

U

A

A

AA QZ

AB QZ

AC QZ

AD QZ

AE QZ

AF QZ

AG QZ

AH QZ

U

U

3

3

5

5

5

5

5

3

5

5

5

M W 100-825 PM CAROLE SASLOW

M W F 1130-1230 CAMPIONE

M WTF 1030-1130 KOHLENBERG

T

T

T

T

T

T

830-930

930-1030

930-1030

1030-1130

1130-1230

1230-130

M WTF 1130-1230 BERBERICH

T

T

T

T

T

T

830-930

930-1030

930-1030

1030-1130

1130-1230

1230-130

M W 100-920 PM KOHLENBERG

M WTF 930-1030

T

T

T

T

T

T

T

T

T

T

ROBINSON

830-930

830-930

930-1030

930-1030

1030-1130

1030-1130

1130-1230

1130-1230

1230-130

1230-130

T TH 700-920 PM DORI S 01 ETZE

H W F 330-430 1 AfjI HR A WK * HARRIS

MTW F 1030-1130 CANON

TH 830-930

TH 930-1030

TH 930-1030

TH 1030-1130

TH 1030-1130

TH 1130-1230

TH 1230-130

TH 130-230

DEN 309

SAY 331

DEN 308

HOR 215

MLR 302A

R08 318

ROB 203A

HLR 302A

BLM 211

HLR 301

BLH 301

BL~ 301

SAY 341

OCB 203

SAY 335

SAY 239

DEN 212

SMI 120

EGA 153

CLK 104

SAY 343

BNS 203

EGA 153

EGA 152

SAY 239

SAY 343

EEB 322

LOW 222

DEN 209

BAG 231

GEB 134

BLM 414

DEN 310

DEN 311

MOR 224

ROB 316

DEN 312

BLM 411

DEN 306

M W 100-920 PM DEN 209 BARBARA RICHAR~SON

M W 100-920 PM DEN 314 WM. D. PHILLIPS

PSYCHOLOGY - PSYCH - CONTINUED

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405 U

406 ZN

411 A

413 ZN

416 A

421 A

441 A

441 U

*450 H A

A

+498 A

*499 A

504 A

514 A

526 A

540 A

540 B

540 C

540 o

540 E

543 A

545 A

547 A

547 B

548 A

551 A

551 B

553 A

554 A

560 A

3

5

5

4

5

5

5

5

5

1-3

1-3

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H W 100-920 PM DOERR

H W 130-430

• * PAGANO

o 1030-1130 RABINOWITZ

T TH 930-1030 CONC WITH 411 A RABINOWITZ

o 1030-1130 ALCOCK

o 930-1030 WOOD BURNE

o 1030-1130 CULBERT

T TH 700-920 PM CULBERT

T TH 1030-1230 BEACH

* P. LUNNEBORG

* * 1-3 * •

5 M W F 330-500 BEE

3

3

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

2

H W F 930-1030 EDWARDS

M W F 1130-1230 EGAN

• • J. CARR

• • KOHLENBERG

• • WAGNER

* • TRI E SCHHANN

o •

•

FORDYCE

• URBANO

• HC KEEVER

• BOllES

• * H. SHITH

TH 330-530 CULBERT

• * EGAN

* • o. TELLER

• • FIElDER

* •

* * DALE

DEN 111

DEN 211

o • o •

SAY 322

ICO •

DEN 313

DEN 216

DEN 111

DEN 212

SMI 105

• •

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DEN 311

DEN 212

DEN 111

• •

* *

• * o *

• •

• • • •

• •

• • DEN 313

• •

• •

• •

• • • •

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PSYCHOLOGY - PSYCH - CONTINUED

560

560

560

562

*591

592

*593

594

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C

o

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A

A

A

A

A

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3 M W

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930-1030 DOUGLAS

• ROBI NSON

• CAMPIONE

1030-1230 1030-1130 WAGNER

:or NYMAN

130-530 830-1230

NYMAN

1030-1230 BROEOEL

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•

ROMANCE LANGUAGES & LITERATURE

ROMAIJCE LI1JGUISTICS & LIT - ~O/.l

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401

402

+531

+582

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+702

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A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

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101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

102

102

102

AA

AB

AD

AE

Af

AG

UA

U8

AA

A8

AE

3

3

3

2-5

3

3-9

•

3

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

M W F 1030-1130 HANZELI

M W F

M W F

T

130-230 KLAUSEN8ERGER

1130-1230 ROLFE

930-1130 HANZELI

T TH 900-1030

• •

•

M W F

H. NOSTRAND

• • • •

D 1030-1130

D 1230-130

o 830-930

D 830-930

D 1030-1130

D 1230-130

700-900 PM

M W F 700-900 PM

D 830-930

o 830-930

o 1130-1230

• •

OEN 313

• • o o

PR4 003 PR4 003

PR4 • PR4 003

o 0

BLM 409

o •

• • • • • •

GUG 405

BLM 402

LOW 102

LOW 114

102

* • o • • •

LOW 216

DEN 209

LOW 216

DEN 209

LOW 215

ICO 203

DEN 206

DEN 305

OEN 205

DEN 206

LOW 218

:;; New course or course number. See Course Changes $CCtion, frollt of T;m~ Sdudule.

FRENCH - fREN - CONTINUED

102

102

102

102

102

103

103

103

103

103

103

103

103

H03

103

103

103

103

105

201

201

201

201

AF

AG

AH

AI

AK

AA

AB

AC

AE

Af

AG

AH

AI

AJ

AK

AL

AM

BA

A

AA

A8

AC

AD

201 AE

*201 H AF

201

201

201

201

201

201

202

202

202

AG

AH

AJ

AK

AL

UA

AA

AB

AC

*202 H AD

202

202

202

202

202

202

202

202

202

221

221

221

222

222

AE

AF

AG

AH

AI

AJ

AK

AL

AM

AA

AB

AC

AA

AB

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

o 1130-1230

o 1230-130

D 1230-130

D 1230-130

o 130-230

D 830-930

D 830-930

D 830-930

o 1030-1130

o 1030-1130

D 1130-1230

o 1130-1230

o 1130-1230

D 1230-130

o 1230-130

o 1230-130

o 1230-130

M W F

o 1230-130

D 1230-130

o 830-930

D 830-930

o 830-930

o 830-930

o 930-1030

o 930-1030

o 1130-1230

o 1130-1230

o 1130-1230

o 1230-130

o 1230-130

700-900 PM

D 830-930

o 830-930

o 930-1030

D 930-1030

D 1030-1130

D 1030-1130

D 1130-1230

D 1130-1230

D 1130-1230

o 1230-130

D 1230-130

o 1230-130

D 1230-130

o 930-1030

D 1030-1130

D 1130-1230

D 830-930

D 830-930

LOW 216

DEN 211

LOW 218

LOW 216

LOW 216

LOW 217

LOW 215

LOW 213

LOW 213

LOW 118

MEB 232

LOW 215

LOW 213

MEB 234

MEB 235

MEB 237

MEB 240

MEB 245

GEB 424

MEB 240

MEB 237

LOW 118

LOW

LOW

LOW

117

118

112

LOW 117

MEB 237

LOW 118

MEB G009

LOW 112

DEN 217

ICO 203

BLM 313

ICO 203

MEB 240

ICO 203

ICO 203

MEB G005

MEB G006

MEB G005

MEB G006

MEB 246

MEB 247

MEB G006

MEB G005

OCB 101

MEB G005

aCB 101

FRENCH - FREN - CONTINUED

222 AC

*222 H AD

222 AE

222

222

222

222

222

222

222

222

222

222

301

301

AF

AG

AH

AI

AJ

AK

AL

AM

BB

BC

A

B

*301 H C

301

302

302

303

303

303

304

U

A

B

A

B

C

A

*314 H A

321 A

321

321

350

352

*390

402

404

409

426

421

446

461

B

U

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

3

2

o 930-1030

o 930-1030

o 1030-1130

o 1030-1130

o 1030-1130

o 1130-1230

o 1130-1230

o 1230-130

o 1230-130

o 130-230

o 130-230

o 230-330

o 230-330

o 1030-1130

o 1030-1130 HARRIS

o 1130-1230 FULLER

T TH 100-920 PM

o 1030-1130 SMITH

D 130-230 OCONNELL

D 930-1030 ZIMRA

D 1230-130 BONHOTE

o 130-230 HEAD

M W F 1130-1230 ElLRICH

TH 1130-1230 ELLRICH

T TH 1130-1230

2 T TH 130-230

2 T TH 100-800 PM

3 M W F 130-230 B. LENSKI

3 M W F 1230~130 SMITH

2-5 * '" 3 M W F 1130-1230

HANZELI

3 M W F 930-1030 W. FIELD

3 D 230-330 CRECRE

3 M W F 130-230 JONES

3 M W F 330-430 B. LENSKI

3 M W F 1130-1230 VERNIER

3 M W F 230-330 V. WORTLEY

BAG 311

LOW 206

OCB 101

LOW 112

LOW 111

MEB 234

MEB 245

DEN 206

DEN 212

MEB 235

MEB 234

CEN 205

DEN 211

MLR 104

PAR 134B

BLM 406

LOW 222

MEB 243

MEB 243

MEB 243

MEB 243

JHA 111

CMU 120

LOW 220

LOW 114

Lew 116

LOW 114

LOW 106

LOW 106

• • POL A215

HlR 310

DEN 122

POL A215

LOW 111

LOW 105

DEN 212

FRENCH - FREN - CONTINUED

-:\f 480

.::if' 485

*531

*541

*558

*559

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*515

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*599

*600

*600

+100

+102

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

B

A

A

ITALIAN - ITAL

101

101

101

101

101

201

201

201

301

304

327

*390

410

*590

*594

*599

*600

*600

+100

+102

A

B

C

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u

A

B

C

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

B

A

A

3

6

M W F 930-1030 H. NOSTRAND

D 1030-1130 ELLRICH

3 T TH 330-430 OCONNELL

3 H W F 1030-1130 FRI EDMAN

3 H W F 330-430 KLAU SENBERGER

3 T 1130-130 DAVID

3 M W F 930-1030 FRIEDMAN

3 TH 130-330 KERN

3 T 130-330 KERN

3-9 '" '" CREORE . '" .

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5

5

5

5

5

5

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D B30-930 FRIEDRICH

o 930-1030

o 930-1030

o 130-230

M WT 100-900 PH

o 1130-1230 PACE

5 0 1130-1230

5 0 130-230

3 M W F 930-1030 MASCIANDARO

3 M W F 1030-1130 FRIEDRICH

2 T TH 1030-1130 MASC IANDARO

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POL A215

POL A215

POL A215

POL A215

LOW 114

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LOW 111

LOW 201

LOW 111

lOW 220

lOW 111

LOW 112

MEB 238

MEB 102

LOW 111

LOW 111

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PORTUGUESE - PORT

101 A

201 A

301 A

*390 A

PROVENCAL - P~OV

*535 A

SPANISH - S?AN

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

101

102

102

102

102

102

102

103

103

103

103

103

103

103

103

103

201

201

201

AA

AS

AC

AD

AE

AF

UA

UB

A

B

C

D

F

G

A

B

D

E

F

G

J

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AA

AS

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201 AE

201

*201

201

201

202

202

202

202

202

AF

AG

AH

UA

A

B

C

D

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5 D 1130-1230

5 D 1030-1130 GOETZINGER

3 M W f 1130-1230 ALGEO

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3

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

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5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

5

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M W F

D

1130-1230 FIELD

830-930

D 930-1030

D 830-930

D 1230-130

D 1230-130

D 130-230

M W f 700-900 PM

M W f 700-900 PM

o 830-930

o 830-930

D 930-1030

o 1030-1130

D 1230-130

D 1230-130

o 830-930

D 830-930

D 930-1030

M W f

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D 1230-130

D 1230-130

D 330-430

D 330-430

D 330-430

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D 830-930

o 830-930

o 830-930

o 930-1030

o 1230-130

o 1230-130 SPEC 1I NG SECT C. LlEO

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o 830-930

o 830-930

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o 1030-1130

D 1230-130

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MEB 102

MLR 310

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MLR 106

lOW 116

LOW 113

MLR 104

EGA 151

MEB 232

lOW 112

DEN 306

DEN 301

lOW

lOW

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112

lOW 213

LOW 115

LOW 213

LOW 205

lOW 201

MEB 231

LOW 216

MEB 231

LOW 113

MlR 316

LOW 222

lOW 220

LOW 219

OCB 203

GTH 308

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EGA 152

MEB 251

MEB 252

lOW 218

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THO 202

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202 H

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203 A

203 B

203 D

203 E

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203 G

203 H

301 A

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301

301

301

302

303

304

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304

304

327

321

321

327

321

350

351

409

412

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481

484

485

489

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C

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A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

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5

5

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5

5

5

5

5

5

4

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o 130-230

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o 830-930

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o 1230-130

D

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130-230

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1130-1230 BODDEN

HTWT

MEB 231

MEB G006

MEB 245

MLR 310

MLR 302A

EGA 152

MLR 302B

MEB 246

MEB 232

LOW 211

PAR 133B

JHA III

4 MTWT 1230-130 ~EB 102

4 MTWT 130-230 EGA 153

4 M W f 330-430 LOW 115 SPEC MEX-AMER SECT ALGEO

4 TWTf 230-330 leo 203 w. WILSON

4 M W 930-1030 SAY 333 T TH 930-1030 THO 331

3

3

H W F

BODDEN

830-930 DRURY

M W f 1030-1130 G. SHIPLEY

3 M W F 1130-1230 SALINERO

3 M W f 1230-130

2 T TH 1030-1130

2 T TH 1030-1130

2 T TH 1130-1230

2 T TH 1130-1230

2 T TH 700-800 PM

3 ~ W f 1130-1230 ANDERSON

3 H W f 1030-1130 PREDMORE

2-5 * • 3 M W f 1030-1130

SALI NERO

3 M W 330-500

3

3

3

3

3

3

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130-230 W. WILSON

M W f 930-1030 PENUElAS

M W F 1030-1130 BODOEN

H W F 1230-130 GOET ZINGER

M W F 1130-1230 VARG AS-BARON

T TH 930-1100 SOMItERS

MOR 219

PHY 152

ROB 203A

LOW 202

PHY 152

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LOW 115

MEB 243

LOW 218

HOR 215

lOW 102

• • MEB 232

LOW 205

ICO 203

LOW 106

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CMU 222

lOW 201

lOW 102

SPANISH - SPAN - CONTINUED

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*553

*561

*571

*590

*590

*592

*599

*600

*600

+100

+102

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A

A

A

A

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A

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A

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455 A 3

480 A 2

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500 A 3

503 A 2

506 A 3

510 A 3

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220 A 3

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T TH 130-230 SEHfoISDORF

H W F 230-330 VAlFEllS

T TH 130-230 ARESTAD

T TH 1130-1230 JOHNSON

H W F 1230-130 VAlFELlS

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SHI 105

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BLH 313

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101

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222

223

223

225

300

303

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DEN 306

DEN 307

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DEN 312

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o 1030-1130 OLSON

o 1130-1230

o 1230-130 HALL

o 130-230 BARKER

T TH 700-920 PM

o 130-230 HALL

M W F 1030-1130 JARVI

M W F 130-230 JARVI

H W F 1130-1230 MOLANDER

T TH 1030-1130 THORSTENSSON

T TH 1030-1130 CARLSON

T TH 130-230 THORSTENSSON

T TH 130-230 CARLSON

DEN 305

DEN 305

DEN 305

DEN 305

DEN 212

DEN 305

SAY 241

BlH 307

SAY 335

DEN 310

8LM 409

BLH 404

LOW 220

lOW 218

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SWEDISH - SWED - CONTINUED

225 A

300 A

303 A

306 A

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T TH 1230-130 JARVI

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SOCIOLOGY - SOC

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AA

AB

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HO

HO

HO

HO

110

110

110

HO

110

110

HO

110

110

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110

110

110

223

223

223

240

270

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AF

AG

AH

AI

AJ

AK

AL

AM

BA

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BD

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BF

BG

BH

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BR LB

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5

5

5

5

5

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5

5

5

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5

5

5

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5

5

5

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D 930-1030

D 930-1030

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o 1130-1230

D 1130-1230

D 1130-1230

D 1230-130

o 1230-130

o

o

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130-230

130-230

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D 830-930 FARIS

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fool W F 1030-1130 SCH" ITT

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T TH

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DEN 310

DEN 310

DEN 310

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PAR 402

Sfj[ 202

GTH 209

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PAR 402

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PAR 401

PAR 402

PAR 401

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PAR 402

PAR 401

PAR 402

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GTH 211

GTH 211

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SOCIOLOGY - SOC - CONTINUED

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270 H B 5

330

331

352

362

365

371

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410

414

420

423

425

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447

450

463

465

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544 A

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SAY 333

SAY 260

SAY 333

SAY 333

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103

103

103

103

103

103

103

103

103

103

103

103

103

140

140

140

140

140

140

140

140

140

140

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203

203

203

203

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203

203

203

203

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203

203

203

220

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5

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3

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3

3

3

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3

3

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5

5

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o 1030-1130

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PAR 221

PAR 221

PAR 208

PAR 221

PAR 208

PAR 210

PAR 208

PAR 210

PAR 208

PAR 210

PAR 208

PAR 206

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PRB 001

PRe 001

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PRB 001

PRB 001

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M W F 830-930

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H W F 930-1030

M W F 1030-1130

M W F 1030-1130

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1130-1230

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M W F 1230-130

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M W F 130-230

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PAR 222

PAR 222

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PAR 222

PRB 002

PAR 222

PRB 002

PAR 221

PAR 222

PAR 221

PAR 222

PAR 221

PAR 222

PAR 221

PAR 222

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PAR 212

PAR 212

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230

235

260

270

320

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442

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D 930-1030 BURKS

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100

100

100

100

100

100

101

101

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PAR 208

PAR 206

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PAR 206

PAR 306

PAR 222

PAR 222

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PAR 206

PAR 221

PAR 221

PAR 221

PAR 208

PAR 208

PAR 222

PAR 222

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GTH 210

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SPEECH & HEARING SCIENCE - S&HSC - CONTINUED

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302

330

349

350

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AA QZ

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A

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T TH 430-630 HEL"'ICK

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414 A

420 A

450 A

452 A

490 A

491 A

493 A

500 A

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519 A

533 A

534 A

536 A

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569 A

570 A

571 A

*591 A

600 A

700 A

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AO LB

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3

2

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6

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3

3

2

3

3

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T TH 1030-1130 STAFF

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SPC 115

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SPC 115

SPC 115

SPC 115

SPC 115

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JHN 121

JHN 119

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ZOOLOGY - lOOL - CONTINUED

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119

119

119

301

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453

456

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230-430

230-430

D B30-930 MARTIN

1230-230 MARTIN

1230-230 MARTIN

230-430 MARTIN

830-930

M W F 1230-130 CLONEY

T TH

M W

830-1130

130-430

M W F 930-1030 OSTERUD

F 230-330

M W

T TH

M W F

T TH

130-430

230-530

1130-1230 SNYDER

B30-1130

830-1130

T TH 1130-230

M W

T TH

M W F

M W

T TH

T TH

T TH

T TH

M W

M W

TH

T TH

HTWT

F

•

•

130-430

230-530

1130-1230 FERNALD

830-1130

830-1130

830-1130

1130-230

1130-230

130-430

130-430

230-530

230-530

830-930 RAY

830-930

o CAHN

• CAHN

JHN 121

JHN 119

JHN 121

JHN 119

JHN 119

JHN 121

JHN

JHN

JHN

JHN

JHN

119

119

121

101

~49

JHN 249

JHN 249

JHN 006

JHN 056

JHN 152

JHN 152

JHN 056

JHN 214

JHN 224

JHN 224

JHN 006

JHN

JHN

JHN

154

154

154

JHN 154

JHN 154

JHN 101

JHN 216

JHN 216

JHN 21B

JHN 216

JHN 21B

JHN 216

JHN 218

JHN 216

JHN 21B

BNS 117

BNS 117

•

• •

ZOOLOGY - ZOOL - CONTINUED

*491 A

*491 H B

*498 A

*506 A

520 A

528 A

*568 A

*574 A

*578 A

AN LB

600 A

700 A

702 A

1-5

2

1-3

2

3

5

• 3

• •

w

F 1230-130 CAHN

F 1230-130 CAHN

• CUMMINS

F 400-530 FARNER

• WIllOWS PALKA

400-500 GORBflAN

T TH 1230-130 PAINE

T TH 130-230 ORIANS

T TH 230-530

•

•

SCHOOL OF BUSH~E3S AO:.i1:lISTl~ATlO:11

ACCOUNT I NG - ACCTG

210

210

210

210

210

210

210

A

AN LB

AO LB

AP LB

B

BN LB

BO lB

BP LB

C

CN LB

CO LB

CP lB

o

ON LB

DO lB

DP LB

E

EN lB

EO lB

EP LB

F

FN LB

FO LB

FP lB

G

GN LB

GO LB

GP LB

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

H W

T TH

T TH

T TH

T TH

W F

W F

W F

T TH

W F

W F

W F

830-930

830-930

830-930

930-1030

830-930

930-1030

1030-1130

1130-1230

930-1030

930-1030

1030-1130

1130-1230

T TH 1130-1230

W F 1130-1230

W F 1230-130

W F

T TH

W F

W F

W F

H W

T TH

T TH

T TH

• • •

130-230

1230-130

1230-130

1230-130

130-230

130-230

130-230

130-230

230-330

• • •

• JHN 056

• JHN 240

GEB 226

GE8 226

GEB 226

• •

SHI 318

BLH 205

BlH 206

8LH 205

SHI 318

BlH 206

BlH 206

BLH 305

SHI 318

BlH 205

BLH 205

BU", 205

MLR 112

BLH 206

BlM 205

BlM 205

SHI 31B

BLM 206

BlH 305

8LH 206

SHI 318

BLH 205

aLM 206

BlM 205

SHI 318

BU", 206

BlH 305

BlH 205

ACCOUNTING - ACCTG - CONTINUED

210

210

210

220

220

220

230

230

230

230

230

230

230

230

301

301

301

301

301

302

302

303

311

311

371

375

375

411

411

411

421

421

430

450

460

485

499

500

500

520

522

571

572

U

v

w A

AN LB

AO LB

AP LB

8

BN LB

80 LB

BP lB

3

3

3

3

3

U 3

A 3

B

C

o

E

F

G

U

A

B

C

o

U

A

B

A

A

8

A

A

B

A

B

C

A

B

A

A

A

A

A

A

B

A

A

A

A

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

2

4

4

3

3

3

5

3

3

3

3

3

5

5

3

3

3

3

H W

T TH

T TH

H W

T TH

T TH

T TH

T TH

W F

W F

W F

M W

M W F

M W F

104 W F

M W F

M W F

M W F

.. W F

T TH

M W F

M W F

H W F

H W F

104 W

M W F

M W F

H W F

104 W F

104 W F

MTW F

,.ITW F

H W F

H W F

H W

T TH

H W

H W F

H W F

H W F

M W F

H W F

W

o

700-825 PH

100-825 PH

700-825 PH

930-1030

930-1030

930-1030

1030-1130

130-230

130-230

130-230

230-330

700-825 PH

830-930

830-930

930-1030

1030-1130

1230-130

130-230

230-330

700-825 PH

830-930

1030-1130

1130-1230

130-230

700-825 PH

930-1030

130-230

830-930

1030-1130

1130-1230

1130-1230

130-230

830-930

1030-1130

230-400

930-1030

130-330

1030-1200

1130-1230

830-930

1230-130

800-930

130-300

130-330

330-530

•

BLH 205

BlH 205

BLH 206

SHI 318

BlH 206

BLH 214

BLH 205

SMI 318

BU", 305

BlH 306

BlH 205

BlH 206

BlH 205

BlH 206

BLH 305

BlH 305

BlH 306

BlH 301

BlH 305

BlH 305

BlM 305

BLH 306

BlH 306

BlH 311

BlH 305

BlH 301

BlH 313

BlH 306

BlH 301

BLM 311

• BlM 313

BlH 414

BlH 203

BlH 203

BlH 206

BlH 306

BlH 311

BlH H4

BlH 314

BlH 211

BlH 311

• • BLH 311

6LH 302

6LH 308

8lH 211

• • • •

" NI ~ Permission signJlturc required. Sec Required Permission Signaturc5 S(.-ction.

ACCOUNTING - ACCTG - CONTINUED

592

592

592

600

100

102

A

B

C

A

A

A

3

3

3

3

T

\of

TH

930-1130

130-330

330-530

ADMIN THRY & ORGNZATNL BEHVR - A ORG

dF 301

440

440

440

440

440

440

440

440

440

440

460

460

460

460

460

460

460

460

460

460

460

499

500

500

550

550

550

550

565

571

512

515

515

576

580

600

100

702

A

A

8

C

D

E

F

G

H

U

A

B

C

o

E

F

G

H

J

U

A

A

B

A

8

C

D

A

A

A

A

8

A

A

A

A

A

4

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

• • 3

HTWT 830-930

H W F 730-830

H \oj F 130-830

M \of F 830-930

H \of F 930-1030

M \of F 1030-1130

H W F 1230-130

M W F 130-230

H \of F 230-330

H W F

H W

T TH

T TH

T TH

T TH

T TH

330-430

100-825 PH

730-930

730-930

930-1130

930-1130

930-1130

T TH 1030-1230

T TH 1130-130

H \of

T TH

T TH

H \of

T TH

T TH

W

F

M

M

• •

TH

H

T

H

•

•

130-330

130-330

130-330

100-B55 PM

* 800-930

930-1100

830-1030

930-1130

330-530

330-530

130-330

* •

130-330

330-530

330-530

930-1130

*

BUI 211

BUI 211

BlM 211

• • •

BlM 405

BlH 213

8lM 401

BlM 213

BlM 213

8lH 213

BlM 213

BlM 213

BlM 213

BlM 213

BlM 401

BlH 307

8lH 213

BlH 405

8lH 213

BlM 307

BlM 401

BlH 213

BlM 405

BLM 213

BlM 401

BLM 213

• • BLM 311

BlM 311

8lH 406

8lM 406

BLM 406

BlM 406

BlM 406

• • 8lM 308

BLM 211

BlM 406

BlM 406

• • •

~ New course or course nunlbcr, Sec Course Changes section. from of 'ri",,, SdJ('du/e,

BUS I HESS COMMUiJ I CAT I O;';S - n CM~

301

301

301

410

A

B

c A

4 MT..,T 830-930

4 MTWT 1030-1130

4 MTWT 130-230

5 D 930-1030

BUSINESS ECONOMICS - B ECN

300

300

300

300

300

300

300

300

300

301

301

301

301

301

439

499

500

500

501

520

-:t 571

% 512

~ 600

~ 100

~102

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

u

A

8

c D

E

A

A

A

B

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

4

4

4

4

4

4

3

4

4

3

3

3

3

• • 3

M \of F

M W F

M ... F

730-830

830-930

930-1030

H W F 1130-1230

H W F 1230-130

H W F 130-230

M \of F 130-230

M W F 230-330

T TH 100-830 PM

HT TF 1030-1130

MT TF 1030-1130

MT TF 1130-1230

MT TF

MT TF

HT TF

H \of F

M \of F

\of

F

w

•

• • •

130-230

230-330

830-930

800-930

330-500

930-1100 930-1100

330-530

• * • •

BUS I NESS, GOVERNMEtJT & SOC I ETV - BG&S

101

101

200

200

200

200

A

AA QZ

AB QZ

AC QZ

AD QZ

U

A

B

c

D

5

5

5

5

5

5

M W F 930-1030 WHEELER

T TH 830-930

T TH 930-1030

T TH 930-1030

T TH 1130-1230

M W 100-920 PH

M W F 730-900 GARVEY

M W F 830-1000 SCHUBERT

H W F 900-1030 GRAHAM

M W F 1000-1130 SCHUBERT

BlM 408

BlM 408

BlM 40B

BlM 408

BLM 304

BlH 304

BLH 304

8lH 309

BlM 304

BlM 309

BlH 204

BlM 204

BlH 303

BlH 304

BlH 303

BlH 304

BlH 304

BlH 304

BlH 303

• • BlH 209

8lH 301

BlM 303 8lM 302

BlH 409

• • • • • • • • • •

SAY 233

BlM 212

BlM 212

8lM 312

BlH 312

8lH 209

BlM 204

BlH 312

8lH 204

BlH 312

BUSINESS. GOVERNMENT & SOCIETY-BG&S - CONTINUED

200

200

200

200

200

307

403

403

403

444

444

444

499

510

510

552

562

562

571

572

597

598

600

700

702

E

F

G

H

U

A

A

B

C

A

AA QZ

AC QZ

AD QZ

AE QZ

AF QZ

AG QZ

U

V

A

A

B

A

A

B

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

5

5

5

5

5

3

5

5

5

4

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

• • 3

M W F 1030-1200 JAMIESON

M W F 1130-100 GRAHAM

M W F 1200-130 HERMANN

T TH 130-330 GOLDBERG

M W F 600-730 PM HERMANN

M W F 830-930 SECREST

D 730-830 HAY

D 830-930 CARR

D 930-1030 CARR

T TH 930-1030 STRONG. HART. ROBI NSON

T TH 1030-1130 BOUDREAUX

T TH 1130-1230 STRONG

H W 1230-130 HART

T TH 130-230 BOUDREAUX

T TH 130-230 STRONG

M W 230-330 HART

T TH 230-330 ROBINSON

T TH 530-725 PM

M

HART

T TH 700-855 PM STRONG

* * GRAHAM

T TH 930-1100 MARCUS

W F 330-500 HERMANN

W 130-330 MARCUS

W 930-1130

• W

• • *

GOLDBERG

F 130-330 JAMIESON

* *

330-530 ROBINSON

130-530 MONSEN

* • •

8LM 202

BLM 209

8LM 402

8LM 306

8LM 214

THO 119

8LM 309

8LM 309

8LM 309

GUG 224

8LM 312

8LM 411

BlM 212

8LM 404

8LM 411

8LM 214

8lM 214

BLH 209

8LM 214

• • BLH 302

BLM 302

BLM 406

8LH 308

BLM 308

o

• • BLM 308

BLM 308

• 0

• •

BUSINESS POLICY - B POL

470

470

470

470

470

470

471

499

593

593

593

A

8

C

o

E

F

A

A

A

B

c

FINANCE - FIN

350

350

350

350

350

420

420

420

420

423

450

453

460

460

461

499

502

527

550

550

560

571

572

600

700

702

A

B

C

o

E

A

B

c

o

A

A

A

A

B

A

A

A

A

A

B

A

A

A

A

A

A

4

4

3

3

3

3

It

4

4

It

4

4

4

It

4

4

It

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

• 3

T TH 730-930

H W 130-330

T TH 930-1130

T TH 1130-130

T TH 1130-130

T TH 130-330

M W 930-1130

• • M 930-1130

T 130-330

T 130-330

HT TF 930-1030

HT TF 1130-1230

HT TF 130-230

MT TF 230-330

HT TF 330-430

H W 930-1100

T TH 1230-200

M W 230-400

T TH 230-400

M W F 330-500

M W 830-1030

H W 1030-1230

H

H

T TH 930-1130

T TH 1230-230

T TH 930-1100

• • T TH 930-1100

TH

W

W F

• •

• •

130-330

130-330 130-330

330-530

330-530

•

•

IIHERiM T I otJAL BUS I i~ESS - I BUS

310 A

310 B

370 A

470 A

499 A

515 A

521 A

5

5

5

5

3

3

3

H W F

M W F

M \of F

H W F

• T TH

T

930-1100

130-300

930-1100

1130-100

• 130-300

330-530

8LM 203

8LH 401

BLM 203

8LM 203

8LM 307

8LH 203

8LM 405

• • 8LM 308

8LH 308

8lH 406

eLH 303

8LM 303

8LH 303

8LH 303

8LH 303

eLM 212

8LM 305

8LH 212

eLH 405

eLH 205

eLH 307

BLM 416

eLH 305

eLH 202

eLH 414

* • eLM 202

BLH 314

8LM 209 BLH 303

eLM 202

8LM 409

• •

• • • • • •

BLH 207

BLM 207

BLM 209

eLM 405

• 0

8LM 307

6LM 203

t Permission signature required. Sec Rt''1uired Permission Signatures section.

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS - I BUS - CONTINUED

571

572

600

700

702

A

A

A

A

A

MARKETING - MKTG

300

301

301

301

301

301

301

301

301

301

361

381

401

401

411

411

415

421

421

421

~ 430

491

499

500

510

520

520

571

572

600

700

702

A

A

B

c D

E

F

G

H

U

A

A

A

B

A

B

A

A

B

U

A

A

A

A

A

A

B

A

A

A

A

A

3

3

3

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

3

4

3

3

3

3

3

3

H W

T TH

H W

H W

'*'

830-1030

730-930

830-1030

930-1130

T TH 1030-1230

MTHT 1130-1230

H W 1230-230

T TH 1230-230

T TH 230-430

T TH 700-855 PH

HT TF 1130-1230

T TH 1030-1230

HT TF 830-930

MT TF 1230-130

HTW F

HTW F

H W

H W

T TH

T TH

HT TF

930-1030

230-330

230-430

830-1030

1230-230

700-900 PM

130-230

T TH 1030-1230

M W

H W

H

F

130-330

330-500

130-330

330-530

*

OPERAT IONS j·1AI1AGE!.IE;;T - 0 ~.iGT

301

301

301

301

301

301

301

f:.

A

B

C

D

E

F

U

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

H W F 730-830

H W F 1030-1130

H W F 1130-1230

M W F

k W F

H W F

H W

130-230

230-330

830-930

700-825 PM

•

BLH 202

8LH 302

BLH 214

BLM 302

BLH 309

8LH 302

8lH 214

BLH 214

BLH 302

BUI 302

BLH 214

BLH 301

8lH 401

8LH 401

8LH 313

BLH 202

BlH 301

BLM 414

BLH 416

BlM 416

BlM 212

BLH 212

• • BLH 312

8LM 401

BlM 211

8LM 211

*

•

8LH 303

BlH 309

BlM 204

8lH 314

8lM 309

8lH 302

BLH 309

;;: New cours.: or counc number. See Course Changc:s 5I:Ction, front of Tillie SdJl!dllll!.

OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT - 0 MGT - CONTINUED

442

499

500

520

571

572

600

700

702

301

301

301

301

301

301

301

310

445

450

499

520

520

571

572

600

700

702

200

200

200

200

200

200

200

200

200

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

B

C

D

E

F

U

A

A

A

A

A

B

A

A

A

A

A

A

8

C

D

E

F

G

H

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

5

3

5

3

3

3

3

3

3

1

1

1

1

1

H W F 1030-1130

H W 330-500

F 330-530

*

H W F 730-830

H W F 830-930

M W F 930-1030

M W F 1130-1230

H W F 130-230

M W F 230-330

H W 700-825 PH

D 930-1030

T TH 1130-130

M W 130-330 130-230 F

T

F

930-1130

130-330

*

TH 730-830 P/F ONLY

TH 830-930 P/F ONLY

TH 930-1030 P/F ONLY

TH 1030-1130 P/F ONLY

TH 1230-130

TH

P/F ONLY

130-230 P/F ONLY

TH 230-330 P/F ONLY

TH 330-430 P/F ONLY

TH 430-530 P/F ONLY

8lH 404

· '" BlH 405

8LH 203

· '"

8LH 411

BlH 411

8lH 411

8LH 411

8LH 202

8lM 314

8LH 411

BlH 404

8lH 405

BLH 203 8lH 203

BLM 406

8lH 409

• * '" .

8lH 207

8lH 209

8lH 301

8lM 207

BLM 404

8lM 301

8LH 207

8LM 207

8lH 207

QUANTITATIVE METHODS - QHETH - CONTINUED

200

201

201

201

201

201

201

350

350

360

450

470

499

500

510

510

510

550

550

571

572

600

700

702

u

A

8

C

D

E

F

A

8

A

A

A

A

A

A

8

C

A

8

A

A

A

A

A

:4

4

:4

.4

4

4

4

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

TH 530-630 PH P/F ONLY

T TH 830-1030

T TH 930-1130

T TH 1130-130

T TH 1230-230

T TH 130-330

T TH 330-530

H W F 1130-100

M \oJ F 200-330

H W F 130-300

MT TF 330-430

H WTF 1030-1130

M W

T TH

M N

W F

TH

F

TAMURA

930-1100 TAMURA

800-930

130-300 8ELL

130-300

930-1130 MEIER

130-330

BlH 207

8lM 207

8LH 209

8lH 209

8lH 207

BlH 209

8LH 214

8lH 307

8lH 404

8lM 411

8lH 305

8lH 214

~ ~

8LH 401

BlH

BlH

8LM

8lH

214

416

209

308

8LH 406

I) I)

URGA:l DEVclOPHE;IT - U D

310

395

496

520

571

572

600

700

702

310

499

A

A

A 3

A 3

A 3

A

A

A

A 3

A 5

A 3 I

MT TF 930-1030 8lH 402 LESS INGER .: HERI'ANN

HTWT 1130-1230 8LH 404 W~EELER

F 230-330 8LH 203 LESSINGER,SEYFRIED

M 330-530 8LH 203

1 - a

•

SEYFRIED

•

D 1030-1130 WICKMAN

I)

WICKMAN

SAY 249

110

310

310

372

471

499

520

571

572

600

700

702

A

U

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

5

5

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

D 1230-130

T TH 700-920 PM

H W F 830-930

M W F 1130-1230

W 130-330

I) I)

I) I)

8lH 301

8LH 301

8LH 301

8lM 301

8lH 211

I) I)

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

EDUCATI OU - EDUC

288 A

8

+288 C

*289 A

+289 B

+371 A

+372 A

A

A

A

*472 A

+474 A

+475 A

A

A

A

+599 A

+600 A

+700 A

1

1

1

3

3

5-15 H

5-15 H

5-15 H

5-15 H

4-16 H

4-16 H

4-16 H

4-16 H

2-5

3/6

3

T TITH TlTH

130-230 HUB 184 • II<

o T TH

830-1130 OR I)

930-1230 I)

80ROUGHS, HOL8EIN

800-1200 ~ 200-400 ~

SEPT 2-17 BOROUGHS, HOLBEIN

o 800-1200 I)

T TH 200-400 ~ • • SEPT 2-17

80ROUGHS, HOLBEIN

• I)

• •

80ROUGHS

o 800-400 SEPT 2-24 80ROUGHS

430-530 D 800-400

BOROUGHS

430-530 o 800-400

80ROUGHS

430-530 o 800-400

BOROUGHS

430-530 o 800-400

BOROUGHS

430-530 o 800-400

80ROUGHS

430-530 o 800-400

80ROUGHS

430-530 o 800-400

80ROUGHS

o 430-530 800-400

BOROUGHS

• FOSTER

•

ARC 207 • •

ARC 207 ~ I)

ARC 207

• I)

ARC 207 I) I)

ARC 207 • •

ARC 207

• I)

ARC 207

ARC 207

•

•

~

:t Permission signature required. See Requin:d Permission Signntures section.

EDUCATION - EDUC - CONTINUED

*102 A 3 • •

EDUCA TI O!~ ADI;\ llil STRAT I OiJ - mAIJ;·\

430 A 3

527 A 3

534 A 3

*536 A 1-6

*537 A 3

563 A 3

T

w

430-630 OSTRANDER

430-630 P/F ONLY ANDERSON

MlR 302A

MlR 307

T TH 430-600 MlR 307 P/F ONLY STRAYER *. .. P/F ONLY ANDERSON, ANDREWS, DANOWSKI, OSTRANDER, STRAYER

M 430-630 MlR 307 P/F ONLY ANDREWS

W 430-630 MlR 310 P/F ONLY BOl TON

CURR I CULml ~ I flSTRUCT I O:J - tDC~ I

204

206

303

308

315

316

321

324

325

327

329

330

331

332

336

340

341

342

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

AA QZ

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

3 T TH 130-430 T TH 130-430

BAILY

3 T TH 830-1130 T TH 830-1130

BAILY

5 H W F 130-430 M W F 130-430

BAILY

1-5 • • BAIL Y

2 M W 230-330 BRIGGS

2 T TH 230-330 BRIGGS

2 T TH 1130-1230

3 T TH 130-330 HORNE

2 M W 930-1030 PEEK

5 H W F 930-1030

2

3

3

3

3

2

3

3

M W

MC ADAMS

830-930 MC ADAMS

TH 830-1030 OLSTAD

M W F 130-230 NOSTRAND

WI TH 330 A

WITH 330 A

H W F 1030-1130 RABURA

T TH 130-230 JOHNSON

M W F 130-330 SMITH

T TH 1030-130 KOENIG

EGA 110 MEB G009

EGA 110 MEB G009

EGA 110 MEB G009

• • BlM 413

8lM 413

HUT 211

HUT 201

EDP 305

RAI 310

RAI 310

GTH 311

MLR 3028

DEN 312

ART 216

ART 216

ART 310

;;: New course or course number. See Course Chnnges sccrion, froO( of Time Sdualll ...

CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTION - EDC&I - CONTINUED

342

342

343

343

*344

345

347

348

349

350

355

355

355

355

355

356

*357

360

360

360

360

360

365

365

365

365

365

366

366

370

370

370

370

370

371

375

375

375

8

C

A

8

A

A

A

A

A

A

B

C

o

E

A

A

A

8

C

o

E

A

8

C

o

E

A

B

A

B

C

o

E

A

A

B

C

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

H W F

M W F

1130-130 KOENIG

330-530 KOENIG

ART 310

ART 310

o 930-1030 MUS 313 SWANSON

o 1030-1130 MUS 313 CUNHA

WITH MUSIC 384 A

M W F 130-230 MLR 106 MAC DONALD

M W F 230-330 MLR 310 EVANS

T TH 830-1000 HLR 3028

T TH 1030-1200 MLR 106

M W F 130-230 S~I 307

M W F 830-930 MLR 106

M W F 930-1030 MlR 106

H W F 1030-1130 MLR 102 MONSON & MACDONALD

M W F 130-230 MLR 102 MONSON & MACDONALD

:0; • H W F 130-230

HUNDLEY

M W F 930-1030

M W F

M W F

FEEZEl

830-930

930-1030 HONSON

M W F 1030-1130 SEBESTA

H W F 130-230 WILLIAMS

• :0

T TH 830-1000 BANKS

T TH 930-1100 KALTSOUNIS

T TH 1030-1200 BANKS

T TH 130-300

T

T

M W F

M W F

M W F

HUNKINS

• 330-530

330-530

830-930 SMITH

930-1030

1030-1130 SMITH

M W F 130-230

:0 :0

M W F 830-930 OLSTAD

T TH 830-1000

T TH 830-1000

T TH 1030-1200

• SMI 102

PAR 310

MLR 407

MLR 407

HlR 106

HlR 112

:0 :0

MlR 407

fClR 112

MlR 401

HLR 102

:0 :0

SMI 311

SMI 313

MlR 202

Ml~ 202

MlR 202

MlR 202

• :0

MlR 112

MlR 202

GTH 306

MLR 202

CURRICULUM t INSTRUCTION - EDCtl - CONTINUED

375

315

378

400

404

421

455

460

475

415

480

480

482

~ 485

490

493

495

496

-t 563

565

565

l 561

.f" 512

~ 577

*580

580

580

589

450

o

E

A

A

U

A

A

A

A

B

A

B

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

B

A

A

A

A

B

C

A

A

A

A

3

3

2

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

2-6

3

3

3

2-6

1

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3-9

3

T TH 130-300 HLR 112 VOPNI

• • • T 330-530 SHI 305

M W F 1130-1230 BAILY

MEB 243

T 700-945 PH MEB 252 BAILY

WITH H EC 462 A

TH 430-630 SflI 102 KITTELL

W 430-630 MLR 302A SEBESTA

M 430-630 HLR 112

M W

T

W

T

H

•

•

• H W

•

• H

•

TH

VOPNI

• • GARFIELD PROJ ONLY

200-330 HAWK

430-100

430-600 PLUS 2 HR LAB HAWK

430-700 DRISCOLL

430-630 KITTELL

HLR 401

HLR 112

tcLR 420

HLR 407

SHI 307

430-630 MLR 102 HUNKINS

• •• TCH ASST GEOG ONLY KALTSOUNIS, R. ANDERSON

• • • GARFIELD PROJ ONLY

• • • 300-430 HLR 302B

TRI-U STDNTS ONLY KALTSOUNIS

TH 430-630 S"'I 301 KALTSOUNIS

• • •

430-700 P/F ONLY TORKELSON

F 430-700 P/F ONLY DRISCOLL

• • • • •

HLR 420

HLR 420

• • • SEPT 15-SEPT 30 TRI-U STDNTS ONLY

TH 430-700 HLR 420 HAWK

• • • • • • • •

TORKELSON

T 430-630 HLR 112

HIGHER EDUCATION - EDHED - CONTINUED

550 A 3

552 U 3

553 A 3

555 A 3

*556 A 3-10

551 U 3

558 A 3

M

H

430-630 MADSEN

730-930 PH REITAN

TH 430-630 LARSEN

W 430-630

• LARSEN

• REITAN

TH 730-930 PH P/F ONLY SCHILL

T 230-430 HADSEN

HST.PHILOSPHY & SOC OF ~DUC - EDHP3

410

410

419

419

480

488

488

498

581

A

B

A

B

A

A

B

A

A

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

H W F 130-230

H

T TH

T

430-630

130-300

430-630

T TH 1030-1200 BURGESS

T TH 1030-1200 TOSTBERG

430-630

T TH 130-300 BURGESS

T 430-630

EOUCATlOi:AL ?3YCHOLOGY - EJP3Y

304

304

304

A

AA QZ

AB QZ

AC QZ

AD QZ

AE QZ

B

BA QZ

BB QZ

BC QZ

BD QZ

BE QZ

C

5

5

5

H W F

T TH

M W

M W

T TH

T TH

730-830 HAUCK

730-830

830-930

1230-130

130-230

230-330

M W F 930-1030

M W

T TH

T TH

M W

M W

M W F

T TH

T TH

T TH

T TH

CALDWELL

730-830

830-930

1230-130

230-330

330-430

130-230

730-830

830-930

930-1030

130-230

HLR 302B

HLR 310

HLR 302A

MLR 106

• MLR 310

HLR 310

GTH 311

GTH 306

GTH 311

GTH 311

GTH 306

MLR 310

MLR 310

MLR 302B

GTH 306

HLR 301

MLR 104

MLR 302B

MlR 104

LOW 106

MLR 316

HLR 301

MLR 104

MLR 106

HlR 104

MLR 316

HLR 310

HLR 301

MLR 316

GEB 225

HLR 310

MLR 310

CA QZ

CB QZ

CC QZ

CD QZ

CE QZ

o

W F 230-330 MLR 106

304 5 • • •• TEACHER CORPS ONLY

.t Permission signature required. See Required PermIssIon Signatu .... 'S section.

EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY - EOPSY - CONTINUED

304

308

308

308

308

308

365

401

401

401

413

447

449

490

490

503

540

541

542

544

548

*555

555

591

591

E

A

8

C

o

U

A

A

B

C

A

A

A

A

B

C

A

A

B

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

B

A

B

5 * * • >I< GARFIELD PROJ ONLY

3 M W F 830-930 MLR 301 SAX

3 M W F 930-1030 MLR 112 PECKHAM

3 T TH 330-500 MlR 301 CLARK

3 '* * 11< 11< GARFIELD PROJ ONLY

3 M W 700-825 PM MLR 301

3 M W F 130-230 EVANS

3 M H F 1030-1130

3 M W F 130-230 FEA

3 T 430-630 CUpp

3 H 430-630

3 T 430-630 ISLAND

2-6 M W 330-500 8RAMMER

3 M W F 1030-1130

3

3

3

5

5

5

3

5

3-6

SAX

H W F 1130-1230 KLOCKARS

M W 430-600 KLOCKARS

M 430-630 FEA

MTWT 1030-1230 OLCH

WITH 540 A H. BASHEY

T TH 430-630 DOHNER

W 430-630 SALVER

o 930-1030 LEE & BRAMMER

T TH 330-530 R. BROWN

2-12 >I< •

5 M W

3 '*

BROWN, FORSTER. ISLAND

430-630 FREEHILL

* BROEDEL

1-2 H 1230-230

1-2 M 230-430 FORSTER

3 T TH 130-300 CLARt<

3 M W 330-500 PECKHAM

MLR 104

MLR 310

f4LR 310

SMI 102

MLR 407

MLR 407

MLR 316

HLR 407

MlR 202

SMI 102

HlR 106

HlR 316

MLR 302B

MLR 202

SMI 102

HlR 316

'* •

SMI 109

• MlR 302A

HlR 302A

MlR 302A

SMI 307

SPEC I AL EDUCAT I OiJ - EDSPE

403 A 3 TH 430-630 HLR 202

:#: New COUf$e or course number. See Course Changes seaion. fronl of Tint~ S(h~dule.

SPECIAL EDUCATION - EDSPE - CONTINUED

404

405

406

409

411

414

416

~ 418

421

422

425

430

431

433

505

511

~ 513

~*515

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

T 430-630 HAYDEN

H W 1030-1200 AFFLECK

M 430-630 MONTGOMERY

T TH 1030-1200 MONTGOMERY

TH 430-630 LOVITT

TH 930-1230 FARGO

TH 430-630

3 T 430-630

3 T 430-630 HORTON

3-5 0 230-430 HORTON

3 TH 430-630 HORTON

6 M W 430-630

6 T TH 430-630 lOWENBRAUN

3 W 430-630

5

2-10

3

3

3

3

T

M

o 130-230 • >I<

>I<

w

* 430-630

LOVITT

100-300 FARGO

430-630 AFFLECK *" 518 A 1-3 TH 430-530

Business Education- See Secretarial LOVITT Studies after r~EOICINE section. See ·'Listing Sequence" in front of Time Schedule.

COLLEGE OF Elm I :'!EER I r~G

AE~ONAUT I CS & Asmor~AuT I CS - A A

200

300

300

320

330

A 2

A 3

B 3

A 2

AN LB

AO LB

AP LB

A 3

T TH 1030-1130

H W F 830-930 T 830-1030

OECHER

M W F 830-930 T 830-1030

RAE

T 130-230 OATES

T 230-530 OATES

W 230-530 PARMERTER

TH 230-530 DECHER

M W F 930-1030 TH 830-1030

DILL

MLR 102

HLR 3028

MLR 202

MLR 3028

MLR 407

HLR 302A

MlR 106

HLR 202

HLR 310

MLR 400

HlR 310

MLR 104

HLR 104

HlR 302B

HlR 316 >I< >I<

• >I<

>I< •

MlR 106

HlR 302A

HlR 302A

SMI 109

GUG 317

GUG 306 GUG 306

GUG 405 GUG 405

PHY 334

GUG 213

GUG 213

GUG Z13

GUG 306 GUG 306

AERONAUTICS & ASTRONAUTICS - A A - CONTINUED

330

390

391

392

400

410

420

430

440

450

460

410

*499

503

504

501

519

520

523

526

530

535

542

555

551

562

565

561

561

511

580

*599

*600

noo

n02

B

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

B

A

A

A

A

A

A

3

o

o

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

2-5

3

3

3

3

H W F 930-1030 TH 830-1030

HOLSAPPLE

TH 1230-130 EASTMAN

WITH 390 A

WIiH 390 A

M W F 1030-1130 RUSSELL

M W F 1230-130 TH 130-330

GANZER

T TH 1230-200

M W F 230-330 MARTIN

H W F 930-1030 JOPPA

M k F 830-930 VAGNERS

M W f 330-430 EASTI'AN

M W F 130-230 BOLLARD

.. M W F 1230-130

CHR I sn ANSEN

M W F 930-1030 AHLSTROM

T TH 900-1030 STREET

T TH 800-930 JOPPA

o M 330-500

1-3 T 1030-1200 HERTZBERG

3 M W F 230-330

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

2-5

• o

3

H W F

OATES

130-230 PARMERTER

M W F 830-930 OBRIEN

H W F 1130-1230 MARTIN

• • W F

M W F

H W F

H W F

..

.. 330-500

KEVORKIAN

830-930

830-930 PEARSON

1230-130 FYFE

" W F 1130-1230 KEVORKIAN

" W F 1030-1130 HOLSAPPLE

o • .. o

.. ..

.. ..

GUG 405 GUG 405

GUG 311

GUG 311

GUG 306 GUG 306

o

GUG 306

GUG 311

GUG 409

GUG 306

GUG 311

.. GUG 409

GUG 404

GUG 404

GUG 408

GUG 311

GUG 306

GUG 405

GUG 306

GUG 408

GUG 405

.. .. o

GUG 404

GUG 404

GUG 311

GUG 311

GUG 306

GUG 306

..

.. .. .. ..

CHEM I CAL E:JG I NEER IIJG - CH E

210

325

435

436

465

410

499

499

A

A

A

A

AN LB

AD LB

AP LB

4

4

H F W

1130-1230 1130-130

" W F 1030-1130 .. ..

FINLAYSON

MTW F 930-1030

TH

TH

T

W

HE(DEGER

1230-130 SLEICHER

830-1230

130-530

130-530

AQ LB TH 130-530

A 3 H W F 1130-1230 JOHANSON

A 3 H W F 830-930 SARICANEN

ZN 1-6 TH 830-1230

ZO 1-6 T 130-530

499 H ZP 1-6 .. • 520 A o M 330-530

523

525

530

540

543

*599

*599

*600

700

A

A

A

A

A

A

B

A

A

0-3

3

3

3

3

1-3

1-3

..

..

CIVIL ENGINEERING

WITH 520 A

H W F 930-1030 BERG

M W F 1030-1130 SATHER

T TH 1030-1200 SLEICHER

WITH H E 543 A

.. .. BERG

.. .. BERG

• • • •

C I V I L ClG I NE£R I ilG CORE COUi;~t$- C I Vt.

316

316

316

320

345

A

AN LB

AD LB

4

B 4

BN LB

BO LB

C 4

CN LB

A 4

AN LB

A 4

AN LB

H W F

TH

TH

830-930 VERESS

830-1230

130-530

" W F 930-1030 COLCORD

T 830-1230

T

H W F

w

H W F

T

130-530

1030-1130

130-530

830-930 EKSE

930-1130

H W F 830-930 CHENCWETH

TH 830-1030

BNS BNS

BNS .. BNS

BNS

111 111

117 .. 111

111

BNS B035

BNS B035

BNS B035

BNS B035

BNS 203

BNS 203

BNS 125

BNS 125

.. BNS 111

BNS 203

BNS 115

BNS 203

.. ..

• • .. .. ..

"OR 108

HOR 108

HOR 108

HOR 108

MOR 108

MOR 108

HOR 108

HOR 108

HOR 228

HOR 228

HYD 316

HYD 316

:j: Permission signature required. See Required Permission SignatureS section.

CIVIL ENGINEERING CORE COURSEs-eIVE - CONTINUED

31t5

350

3b3

363

361t

366

381

382

393

393

*520

*102

291

291

291

292

292

292

292

292

~ 295

~ 295

M=- 295

~ 295

~ 295

'* 295

"* 295

B 4

BN LB

A

A 4

B 4

A 3

AN LB

AD LB

A

A

A

A

a

A

A

A

A

B

C

A

a

C

o

U

A

B

C

o

E

G

3

3

3

'" 3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

o

o

o

o

o

o

o

M W F 830-930 STRAUSSER

TH 1030-1230

M W F 930-1030 T 830-1030

CARLSON

M W F 930-1130 MILLER

M W F 130-330 MILLER

T 130-230 TERREL

T TH 230-430

'" . M W F 330-530

MEESE

M W F 130-330 NICHOLLS

M W F 130-330

M W F TH

M W F TH

'"

T TH

T TH

T TH

M F

M F

M F

M F

T TH

MITTET

830-930 830-1030

1230-130 1030-1230

'" '" '"

930-1100

1100-1230

1230-200

930-1030

1030-1130

1130-1230

1230-130

630-820 PH

HYD 309

HYD 320

MOR 214 MOR 214

MOR 228

MOR 214

MOR 212

HOR 028 . '" MOR 215

MOR 215

MOR 228

MOR MaR

MOR MOR

LOW

LOW

224 224

224 215

• * •

101

101

LOW 101

LOW 101

LOW 101

LOW 101

LOW 101

LOW 101

T T

800-930 MaR 221

M M

T T

800-930 MOR 223 CONe WITH CEEM 291

930-1100 MOR 221 930-1100 MOR 223

CONe WITH eEEM 291

130-300 MOR 221 130-300 MaR 223

eONC WITH ceEM 291

TH 130-300 HOR 221 TH 130-300 MOR 223

CONe WITH CEEM 291

F 230-400 MOR 221 F 230-400 MOR 223

CONe WITH eEEM 291

M 300-430 MOR 221 M 300-430 MOR 223

CONe WITH CEEM 291

TH 300-430 MOR 221 TH 300-430 MOR 223

CONe WITH CEEM 291

# New course or course number. See Course Changc:s 5<:Ction. front IIf Ti", .. S~b .. dlll ...

ENGINEERING MECHANICS - CEEM - CONTINUED

* 295

* 295

* 296

~ 296

~ 296

~ 296

% 296

~ 296

~ 296

~ 29b

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HUMANISTIC-SOCIAL STUDIES - HSS - CONTINUED

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130-230

930-1030

1130-1230

1230-130

M W F 130-230

M W F 1130-1230

M W F 1230-130

LOW 220

LOW 220

LOW 217

LOW 217

LOW 217

LOW 211

LOW 211

LOW 115

LOW 115

LOW 115

LOW 220

LOW 113

LOW 113

LOW 115

I1.ECHAU I CAL E~G I :JEER I :JG - t·1 E

201

204

204

215

215

215

215

A

A

AN LB

AO LB

B

BN LB

BO LB

A

B

C

o

3

3

3

3

3

3

W

T TH

T

TH

T TH

T

TH

130-430

830-930

930-1230

930-1230

130-230

230-530

230-530

M W F 730-830

M W F 930-1030

M W F 1030-1130

M W F 1130-1230

EGA

EGA

EGA

EGA

EGA

151

151

101

101

151

EGA 101

EGA 101

MEB 245

MEB 245

MEB 235

MEB 247

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING - M E - CONTINUED

222

222

222

261

261

263

263

263

308

308

312

320

320

320

320

320

321

321

321

~ 322

331

331

ZN

ZO

ZP

A

B

A

B

C

A

AN LB

AO LB

B

BN LB

BO LB

A

A

AA QZ

AB QZ

B

BA QZ

BB QZ

C

CA QZ

CB QZ

o

DA QZ

DB QZ

E

EA QZ

EB QZ

A

AN LB

AO LB

B

BN LB

BO LB

C

CN LB

CO LB

2

2

2

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

"

4

4

4

4

A 4

AA QZ

AB QZ

A 4

AA QZ

AB QZ

B 4

BA QZ

BB QZ

T TH

TH T

T TH

M W F

M W F

M W F

M W F

M W F

M W

M

w

830-930 830-1130

830-930 830-1130

130-230 130-430

930-1030

1130-1230

930-1030

1030-1130

1230-130

830-930

130-430

130-430

T TH 1130-1230

T

TH

M W

M W F

T

T

M W F

TH

TH

M W F

T

T

M W F

TH

TH

M W F

T

T

M W F

M

T

M W F

TH

w

M W F

T

F

130-430

130-430

830-1130

830-930

830-930

830-930

930-1030

930-1030

930-1030

1130-1230

1130-1230

1130-1230

130-230

130-230

130-230

1030-1130

1030-1130

1030-1130

630-930

130-430

230-530

930-1030

130-430

230-530

1130-1230

130-430

1230-330

M W F 1030-1130

T 1030-1130

T 1030-1130

M W F 930-1030

T 930-1030

T 930-1030

M W F 1030-1130

TH 1030-1130

TH 1030-1130

MEB G019 MEB G019

MEB G020 MEB G020

MEB 249 MEB G020

MEB 246

MEB 246

MEB 247

MEB 248

MEB 238

EGA 153

EGA 101

EGA 101

EGA 153

EGA 101

EGA 101

EGA 151

MEB 252

MEB 252

MEB 250

MEB 252

MEB 252

MEB 250

MEB 252

MEB 252

MEB 250

MEB 252

MEB 250

MEB 252

~EB 252

MEB 252

MEB 250

MEB 251

ME8 G021

MEB G021

MEB 251

MEB G021

MEB G021

MEB 250

MEB G020

MEB G019

MEB 251

MEB 251

MEB 249

MEB 250

MEB 250

MEB 249

MEB 250

MEB 250

MEB 249

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING - M E - CONTINUED

340

340

340

360

360

361

361

362

362

363

363

364

364

403

410

411

415

417

434

436

445

468

468

469

473

481

490

499

501

516

518

519

520

521

A 3 " W 830-930

AN LB T 130-430

AO LB W

D 3 " W

130-430

930-1030

930-1230

230-530

BN LB

BO LB

C

CN LB

H CO LB

A

B

A

B

A

B

A

B

A

AN LB

AO LB

B

BN LB

BO LB

A

AN LB

A

A

A

A

ZN

A

A

A

B

A

A

AN LB

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

T

M

M W

F

TH

M W F

M W F

T TH M

T TH F

T TH M

1030-1130

1230-330

130-430

930-1030

1030-1130

830-930 130-330

1130-1230 130-330

830-930 130-430

T TH 1130-1230 W 130-430

" W F 830-930

" W F 1230-130

T TH 930-1030

W

F

" W T

TH

T TH

• M W F

M W F

" W F

M W F

M W T

130-430

130-430

1130-1230

130-430

130-430

730-900

• 1030-1130

830-930

930-1030

230-430

1030-1130 130-430

M W F 830-930

M W F 1130-1230 M 130-430

T TH

W F

M W F

M W

TH

M W F

830-1130

130-430

930-1030

1130-1230

130-430

930-1030

3 M W 1030-1130 TH 830-1130

2-5 • •

3 M W F 1130-1230

3 M W F 1030-1130

o T 330-430

o

3 M W F

WITH 518 A

WITH 518 A

930-1030

MEB 250

MEB 128

MEB 128

MED 248

MEB 128

MEB 128

MEB 249

MEB

MEB

128

128

MEB 238

MEB 247

MEB 249 MEB 104

MEB 248 MEB 104

MEB 248 MEB 105

MEB 247 MEB 104

MEB 249

MEB 249

MEB 240

MEB 115

MEB 115

MEB 240

MEB

MEB

115

115

MEB 241

EGA 101

MEB 231

MEB 238

MEB 231

MEB 231

MEB G019 MEB GO 19

MEB 234

MEB 128 MEB 134

"EB

MEB

105

105

MEB 249

MED 134

MEB 134

MEB 240

MEB 104 MED 104

• • MEB 238

MEB 246

MED 103

MEB 234

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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING - M E - CONTINUED

531

543

551

556

564

567

568

584

*599

599

599

*600

700

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

B

C

A

A

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

H W F

H W F

H W F

T TH T

H W F

M W F

M W F

3 H W F

1-5 * 1-5 M W F

1-5 T TH

1130-1230

1030-1130

730-830

830-930 930-1230

930-1030

1030-1130

830-930

1030-1130

730-830

830-1000

•

CERAM 1 C EIJG 1 liEER 1 NG - CER E

201 A

301 A 0

312 A 5

AN LB

AO LB

400 A 3

401 A 3

AN LB

409 IN

410 A 3

412 A 3

AN LB

AO LB

441 A

460 A 3

AN LB

*499 A

511 A 3

520 A

590 A • *599 A •

A

700 A *

T

*

MTW F

H

T

M W F

M W

930-1030 MUelLER

• WHITTEMORE

1030-1130 MIllER

230-530

230-530

130-230 SCOTT

130-230 WHITTEMORE

TH 130-430

W

WHITTEMORE

230-530 SCOTT

M W F 1130-1230

T TH 830-930 MUELLER

T 130-430 MUEllER

M 230-530

M W

T

•

MUEllER

F 130-230 MILLER

230-330 CAMPBELL

1030-130 CAMPBELL

H W F 230-330

T

* • *

330-430 WHITTEMORE

MEB 251

MEB 245

MEB 249

MEB 134 MEB 123

MEB 235

MEB 238

MEB 235

MEB 234

MEB 238

MEB G021

• 41

•

ROB 316

* •

ROB 316

ROB 112

ROB 112

ROB 316

ROB 318

ROB 318

ROB 112

ROB 316

ROB 318

ROB 134

ROB 134

ROB 318

ROB 316

ROB 112

* • ROB 322

ROB 316

• • • •

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250

250

251

251

351

A

B

IN

10

A

AA QI

AB QI

AN LB

AO LB

4

4

4

MTW F

MTW F

T

TH

M W F

W

830-930

1230-130

230-530

230-530

830-930 BRIEN

230-330 BRIEN

TH 230-330 BRIEN

\oj 330-530

TH

BRIEN

330-530 BRIEN

t\lETALLUi'~G 1 CAL E:lG 1 iJEER I NG - I.IET E

322 A 3

361 A 4

AN LB

455 A 3

AN LB

461 A 3

468 A

470 A 3

AN LB

*499 A

520 A o

541 A 3

561 A 3

511 A 3

572 IN

*599 A

*600 A * 700 A •

H W F

M W F

W

1130-1230 R. "ILLER

1030-1130

230-530

T TH 130-230

TH 230-530

M W F 1030-1130 DAWSCN

M 130-230

T TH 930-1030

• T

M W F

M W F

•

BRIEN

230-530 BRIE ....

330-430

830-930 DAWSON

930-1030 POLONIS

* BRIEN

41

BRIEN

1\1 Nl !!G Ei~G I tlEEi11 ;lG - MI N E

322

425

433

4=499

520

A

AN LB

A

A

AN LB

A

A

4

2

3

*

M W F 1230-130 ANDERSON

TH 230-530 ANDERSON

TH 830-930 PIFER

T TH 1030-1130 ANDERSON

W

T

130-430 ANDERSON

* 130-230

GEB 134

GEB 134

ROB 235

ROB 235

LOW 106

ROB 203A

ROB 203A

ROB l11A

ROB 11 LA

ROB 318

ROB 318

ROB 235

ROB 316

ROB 235

ROB 322

ROB 203A

ROB 322

ROB 222

* • ROB 318

ROB 203A

ROB 318

ROB 222

ROB 222

41 •

• • * •

ROB 322

ROB 414

ROB 322

ROB 322

RCB 414

* • ROB 322

MINING ENGINEERING - MIN E - CONTINUED

521 A

522 A

551 A

A

700 A

3

F I~

H W F 830-930

H W F

ANDERSON

930-1030 PIFER

NUCLEAR E:m I :JEER I i~G - NUC E

~ *477

484

*505

*524

530

556

*599

*599

*599

HOO

A

AN LB

A

AA QZ

AB QZ

AC QZ

A

A

AN LB

AD LB

A

A

A

A

A

B

C

A

2

4

4

3

o

3

T TH 1030-1130

M W F 130-230 BABB

w

T

TH

830-930

1130-1230

1130-1230

H F 830-930 W 730-930

ALBRECHT

H W 230-330 WOODRUFF

T

TH

230-530

230-530

W 330-500 ALBRECHT

WITH 521 A

H W F 930-1030 Me CORMICK

H W F 1130-1230 VLASES. ALBRECHT

T TH 100-230 WIRTZ

F 230-330 CLAYTON

'* *

RESERVE OFF I CERS I IRA IIJlNG ?ROGi~A~l

AE~OSPACE STUDIES - A S

101 A

101 B

101 C

211 A

211 B

211 C

321 A

! 1

i 1

3

T TH 830-930 SLESSLOR

T TH 1030-1130 SLESSLOR

T TH 1230-130 SLESSlOR

T TH 830-930 BURKE

T TH 1030-1130 BURKE

T TH 1230-130 BURKE

H W F 830-930 TH 830-930

HIll

ROB 322

ROB 322

>II •

>II >II

UWH NN203

>II * BNS 115

MEB 243

BNS 115

BNS 115

BNS 115 BNS 115

BNS 115

NRB 004

NBB 004

BNS 117

BNS 115

BNS 115

BNS 115

BNS 115

PH3 003

PH3 003

PH3 003

PH3 005

PH3 005

PH3 005

PH3 003 AMY 201

AEROSPACE STUDIES - A S - CONTINUED

321 B 3

321 C 3

431 A 3

431 B 3

M W F 1030-1130 TH 1030-1130

HILL

H W F 1230-130 TH 1230-130

HILL

H W F 830-930 AMBROZIAK

H W F 1030-1130 AHBROZIAK

PH3 003 AMY 201

PH3 003 AMY 201

PH3 005

PH3 005

431 C 3 M W F 1230-130 PH3 005 AMBROZIAK AEROSPACE STUDENTS MUST RESERVE TH 730-830.EDP '*,

11IUTARV SC18ICE - M SCI FOR CORPS IRAI NI NG

All MS I, II se1ctd MS HI,IV stdnts: Leadersh LB' F 730, ftmy 201 ALL ~IS II & se1ctd I~S IV stdnts: Leadership LB T 5 or • 630PM,EDP 205-217 DRILL TEAM - ~I W 330-530 & Sunda.v 7-9. AMY 201 MS IV stdnts not in CADET BRIGADE. 1 hrfor MIL. Studies SI·INR: f 730,830, 930,or 1030 SAY 151 ENRICHMENT PROGRAM: F 230-430 JOHN 101

101'A 1 T 1030-1130 SAY 151 PLUS SUBST COURSE

101

101

101

102

103

201

201

202

203

301

301

301

302

303

401

401

402

403

B

C

o

A

A

A

B

A

A

A

B

C

A

A

A

B

A

A

1

1

3

3

2

1

3

3

3

3

3

2

2

3

2

iUVAL 3CIEUCE - :J SCI

III A 3

MAJOR EMOND

T 1130-1230 SAY 151 PLUS SUBST COURSE

TH 1130-1230 SAY 151 PLUS SUBST COURS

T 1230-130 SAY 151 PLUS SUBST COURSE

* M W F 1130-1230 SAY 135

HAJOR NIXON

H W F 1230-130 SAY 135

TWT 930-1030 SAY 135 WK END FlO TRIP PLUS SUBST COURSE MAJeR COOPER

TWT 1030-1130 SAY 135 WK END FLO TRIP PLUS SUBST COURSE

THT 130-230 SAY 135 WK END FLO TRI P PLUS SUBST COURSE

* >II WK END flO TRIP PLUS SUBST COURSE

* * WK END FlO TRIP PLUS SUBST COURSE

T TH 930-1030 SAY 233 PLUS SUBST COURSE HAJOR PAXTON

T TH 1230-130 SAY 233 PLUS SUBST COURSE

'* '* >II * PLUS SUBST COURSE

M W F 830-930 T TH 1130-1230

DYNES

elK 104 CMU 120

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NAVAL SCIENCE - N SCI - CONTINUEO

111

111

211

211

211

311

311

321

321

411

411

B

C

A

B

C

B

C

A

B

A

B

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

COLLEGE OF F 1 SHEI~ 1 ES

FISHERIES - FISH

101

311

379

401

405

450

451

460

471

495

495

495

A

A

AN LB

AO lB

AP lB

AQ lB

A

A

AN lB

AO LB

A

AN lS

A

ZN

A

AN LB

A

AN lB

5

3

3

5

5

3

2

5

3

A 2

B

C

A

2

2

1-3

M ~ F 930-1030 T TH 1130-1230

DYNES

M W F 1130-1230 T TH 1130-1230

DYNES

T TH 830-930 T TH 1130-1230

T TH 930-1030 T TH 1130-1230

T TH 1130-1230

M W F T TH

1030-1130 1130-1230

", W F T TH

1130-1230 1130-1230

M W F 930-1030 T TH 1130-1230

M W F 1130-1230 T TH 1130-1230

M W F 1030-1130 T TH 1130-1230

AUSTIN

M W F 1130-1230 T TH 1130-1230

AUSTIN

M

M W

f

F

D 230-330 ROYCE

130-230 SMITH

230-430

230-430

130-530

130-530

M W F 830-930 VAN CLEVE

M W F 1130-1230 WELANDER

T TH 130-430

T TH

TWT

T TH

WElANDER

130-430

830-930 CHEW

930-1230

H W F 930-1030

M W F

M H

T

DONALDSON

1030-1230

1230-130 M. BELL

130-430 & WKENO FLO TRIP

T TH 930-1030 SEYII.OUR

TH 1030-1230

H H 430-530

T TH 430-530

CLK eMU

104 120

ClK 204 CMU 120

elK 204 ClK 204

ClK 204 ClK 204

ClK 204

elK 304 SMI 304

CLK 304 SMY 304

CLK 201 eLK 201

CLK 201 elK 201

ClK 104 CLK 104

CLK CLK

104 104

F IS 201

FIS

FIS

FIS

201

208

234

FIS 208

FIS 234

FIS 209

FIS 209

FIS 208

FIS

FIS

FIS

FIS

FIS

234

215

208

209

132

F IS 209

FIS 209

FIS 209

F IS 234

FIS 207

FIS 207

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FISHERIES - FISH - CONTINUED

*501 A

504 A

AN LB

A

A

520 A

A

AN LB

600 A

1-3 :0

1-5

3

2

5

H W F

M W F

830-930 SPARKS

930-1130

:0 '" HAGEN

TH 330-430

M W F 930-1030 PAULIK

H W F 1030-1130

:0

:0 :0

FIS 102M

FIS 102M

FIS 201

FIS 207

FIS 207

700 A '" "':0 :0:0

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378 A 3

482 A 4

AN LB

484 A 5

AA QZ

AN L8

A 2-6

A 3

A

600 A

700 A -=-

H \oj F

H

H W

* T

T TH

W

*

430-530 JONES

1230-130 130-230

RIDDLE

230-530

:0

LI STON

130-230

230-430

* LI STON

1230-130 LISTON

:0

II STC!N. PIGOTT

FO~E3T i~E30U~~CE3 - FlJ.! ;~

101

204

306

A

AA QZ

AB QZ

At QZ

A

AN LB

AO LB

AP LB

A

AN LB

AO LB

5

"3

T

TH

TH

TH

MTWT

M

TH

T TH

T

930-1030 SCHAEFFER

930-1030

130-230

330-430

930-1030

130-430

130-430

130-430

1130-1230 lENEY

130-43(' LENEY

TH 130-430 LENEY

FIS 209

F[S FIS

FIS

FIS

FIS

FIS

215 215

231

215

231

207

kFS 201

WFS 201

WFS 201

WFS 201

AND 309

AND 115

AND

AND

WFS

WFS

WFS

115

115

201

107

101

FOREST RESOURCES - FOR R - CONTINUED

310

323

374

375

317

400

*407

415

424

436

441

443

450

454

'Y*456

461

*465

470

485

487

'*490

*491

*492

A

AN LB

AO LB

AP LB

AQ LB

A

A

ZN

A

AN LB

A

AN LB

A

AN LB

A

AN LB

A

A

AN LB

A

AN LB

A

A

A

A

A

B

A

AN LB

A

A

A

A

A

5

3

3

2

4

5

5

4

3

4

5

3

5

3

5

3

3

4

1-3

3

1-5

1-5

HTWT

H

T

W

TH

830-930 COLE

130-430 COLE

130-430 COLE

130-430 COLE

130-430

M ~ F 1130-1230 GARA

H W F 830-930 BRYANT

T TH 130-430 BRYANT

T TH 1030-1130 JAYNE

T TH

M ~ F

H W F

130-430 JAYNE

930-1030 LENEY

130-430 LENEY

830-930 SAR1<ANEN

WFS 201

AND III

AND III

AND III

AND III

WFS 201

AND 215

AND 211

AND 215

AND 403

AND 215

WFS 107

BNS 203

o 0

H W F

w

* M W F

TH

H WTF

w

F

SARKANEN/HRUTFIORO

1230-130 WOOLDRIDGE

130-330 WOOLDRIDGE

* SCOTT

930-1030 GARA

130-430 GARA

930-1030 STENZEL

130-430 STENZEL

130-230 STENZEL

H W F 1130-1230 SHARPE

T TH

H T

T F

M W F

W

*

D 930-1030 SHARPE

1130-1230 1030-1230

D 1030-1130 DOWDLE

130-430

130-430

930-1030 ERICKSON

130-430 ERICKSON

.:<

T 830-930 TH 630-1030

HRUTFIORD

* .:<

AND 215

AND 215

*

WFS 107

WFS 106

AND 211

AND 304

AND 211

AND 211

AND 115

AND AND

WFS

AND

AND

WFS

115 115

201

304

304

201

AND 211

* AND 215 AND 215

*

fOREST RESOURCES - FOR R - CONTINUED

*510

*515

1-1-- 517 ~

*526

533

*534

*540

*550

552

*560

*563

*566

*568

*570

*573

+575

Jf- 517

*590

*700

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

AN LB

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

1-5

1-5

1-5

3

1-5

1-5

1-5

5

1-5

1-5

1-5

3

1-5

3

1-5

1-5

1-5

1-5

1-5

1-5

1-5

2-3

3

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221

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251

251

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130-330 ZIHfoIERHAN

330-530 lIHflERHAN

330-530 lIHflERHAN

130-330 ZlHflERHAN

130-330 1I ""ERHAN

830-1030

230-430

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830-1030

830-1030 BIRUM

830-1030 SIRUfoI

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830-1030 FITZGERALD

830-1030 FITZGERALD

830-1030 FITZGERALD

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T TH 1000-1200 W 1100-1200

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T 800-1000 T 100-400

W 800-1100 DIXSON

H 700-1200 M 10C-300

T 700-1000 T 100-300

W 700-1000 LYON

W 1000-1100 W 100-300

TH 700-1000 TH 100-300

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301 SA 3

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301 SF 3

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351 SA 4

354 DA 4

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358 HA 4

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361 SA 4

368 BN

368 ON 5

366 DO 5

369 SA 4

370 AN 5

370 IN 5

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370 IP 5

373 SA 4

374 AN 5

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130-230 GOERTZEN

330-430 230-330

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130-230 HEINEMANN

130-230 HEINEHANN

1130-1230 CARNEVALI

1230-130 ROSE

700-1030 130-430

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830-1030

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700-1230 700-1200

1230-400 PLUS 1 HOUR '* B. WILLIAMS

700-1230 700-1200

1230-400 PLUS 1 HOUR '* SEBREY

230-330 730-930

ANDERSON

700-1230 700-1200

1230-400 PLUS 1 HOUR '* GALICH

700-1230 700-1200

1230-400 PLUS 1 HOUR * SkENDSEN

700-1230 700-1200

1230-400 PLUS 1 HOUR " SWENDSEN

700-1230 700-1200

1230-400 PLUS 1 HOUR 0:

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700-1200 AULD

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374 BN

374 BO 5

374 CN

374 EN 5

374 MN 5

374 WN 5

409 SA 3

412 SA 3

412 SB 3

413 SA 5

414 AN 5

414 AD 5

414 ON 5

414 HN 5

414 VN 5

415 SA 3

415 SB 3

416 NN 5

416 NO 5

416 NP 5

416 NQ 5

416 NS 5

416 NT 5

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700-1200 TATE

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130-300 FI TZGERALD

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416

416

420

421

422

422

422

422

422

425

429

440

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465

468

499

502

508

512

520

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520

523

524

530

535

540

546

562

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566

*600

700

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SA

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SA

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SA

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3

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331 A 4

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AP LB

362 A 3

T

T

T

T

T

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330-530 DISBROW

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HAMHARLUND

1230-130 230-530

HAMMARLUND

130-230 230-530

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BAG 334

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:#: New course or course number. Sec Course Changes section, front of 1'i",e St:/JeJul".

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410

*420

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237 A

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239 A 3

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325 A 5

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440 A 3

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520 A 1

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*700 A :0

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BAG 337

BAG 337

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BAG 211 BAG 312

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# NEW COURSE OR COURSE NUMBER. SEE COURSE CHANGES SECT

NURSING - NURS - CONTINUED

374

374

374

374

374

374

409

412

412

413

414

414

414

414

414

415

415

416

416

416

416

416

416

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5

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5

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WTF 700-1200 KLOCKE

WTF 100-1200 TATE

tlTF 100-1200 BOOZER

WTF 100-1200 CRAVEN

WTF 100-1200 GOERTZEN

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F. GRAY

T TH 130-300

M W

M W

H T T

H T T

F

TH TH

F

BRANDT

130-300 FITZGERALD

130-330 130-230

C. WILLIAMS

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KHD KHD

KHO KHO

KHO KHD

KHD KHD

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NURSING - NURS - CONTINUED

416

416

420

421

422

422

422

422

422

425

429

440

464

465

468

499

502

508

512

520

520

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SA

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SA

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6

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230-430 HEINEMANN

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230-430 HOSHAW

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SI LB

520 SK 3

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SH LB

SN LB

523 SA 3

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524 SA 3

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SC LB

530 SA 4

535 SA 3

540 SA 3

546 SA 3

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566 SA 3

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204 A 213

AN LB

AO LB

331 A 4

AN LB

AO LB

AP LB

362 A 3

T

T

T

T

T

T

T

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TH 330-530 01 SBROW

330-530 DISBROW

330-530 HETZ

330-530 GEITGEY

130-330 CROWLEY

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TH 1030-1230 T JEL TA

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M

H

M

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T 330-530 TH 230-330

BRENGELHANN

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•

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230-430 FISCHER

F 230-430 FISCHER

T TH 830-930

T T

W W

TH TH

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HAMHARLUND

1230-130 230-530

HAHMARLUND

130-230 230-530

HAMHARLUND

H W F W

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BAG 140

BAG 334

BAG 334

BAG 236

BAG 311 BAG 334

BAG 204 BAG 334

BAG BAG

BAG BAG

311 334

311 311

:#: New course or COurse number. See Course C1UUlges section. front of Time Schedule.

PHARMACY - PHARM - CONTINUED

407

410

450

*499

520

*700

A

AN LB

AO LB

AP LB

A

A

AN LB

A

A

A

A

A

A

4

3

3

3-5

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T

HALL

130-530 HALL

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*

HALL

TH 130-530 HALL

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M W F 930-1030

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PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY - PH CH

237

239

325

440

*460

*499

520

*600

*100

A 3

AA QZ

A 3

AA QZ

A 5

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AO LB

A

A

A

A

A

A

3

3

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TH 1130-1230 HUITRIC

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TH 1230-130 MC CARTHY L-

T TH 1030-1130 KRUPSKI

T 130-230 T 230-530

TH 130-430 KRUPSKI

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BAG 331

BAG 337

BAG 337

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BAG 236

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BAG 311

BAG 236

BAG 204 BAG 312 BAG 312

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BAG 236

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# NEW COURSE OR COURSE NUMBER. SEE COURSE CHANGES SECT

PHARMACOGNOSY - PHCOG - CONTINUED

520

581

*600

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AO LB

AP LB

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451

510

513

520

535

571

572 I

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700

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