1967-68 
TIME SCHEDULE OF CLASSES 
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON 
EUGENE 
This is your handbook for fall 1967 registration (new editions are issued for winter, spring, 
summer). Reference information useful through the year includes the Calendar with procedural 
deadlines and term examination schedules. Academic Regulations, Directories of departments and 
advisers. Refer to the Catalog if you have questions, or inquire of the Registrar's Office, Student 
Affairs, Academic Advising, or your faculty adviser or major department; graduate students 
should freely consult the Graduate SchooL Read first what is in this Time Schedule, and avoid 
making avoidable mistakes. 
INDEX 
Campus Map, Building Abbreviations ...................................................................................................... 2 
Directory of Academic Divisions, Courses .............................................................................................. 3 
Registration Procedure, Fall 1967 ............................................................................................................ 4 
Codes for Statistical Items ............................................................................................................................ 4 
Academic Calendar ........................................................................................................................................ 6 
Examination Schedule .................................................................................................................................. 6 
Fees for Registration .................................................................................................................................... 7 
Notes on Course Lists .................................................................................................................................. 7 
Courses Offered 1967 .. 68 .............................................................................................................................. 8 
Academic Regulations .................................................................................................................................. 83 
Advising, Director of Advisers .................................................................................................................... 86 
- Trial Program Blank. ................................................................................................................................... 91 
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Academic Buildings and Abbreviations 
AA Q AAA Quonset 
ALL Allen 
ANT Anthropology 
CAM P. Campbell 
CHA Chapman 
CHE Cherney 
CMM Commonwealth 
CON Condon 
DEA Deady 
ED Education 
EM Emerald 
Public School Buildings: CES 
FWS 
SHS 
FEN Fenton NES Nestor 
FCH French PE Physical Education 
FR Friendly PPQ Physical Plant 
GER Gerlinger Quonset 
HEN Hendricks QUO Classroom Quonsets 
JOH Johnson SCA Susan Campbell 
LA Lawrence SC Science 
LEI Leighton Pool SCX Science Annex 
LIB Library UN Erb Student Union 
MCA McArthur Court VIL Villard 
MUS Music WGY Women's Gym 
Condon Elementary School, 1787 Agate St. 
Frances Willard Elementary School). 2855 Lincoln St. 
South Etlgene High School, 400 E. l~th Ave. 
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DIVISIONS (HEADS); OFFICES (ENROLLMENT); COURSES 
Page 
I ~~g~;: ~0~~;:r:t!:;t~~B~a~~!~s~·~)·"i"i4··FR"··················· ........................................................... HC 8 
• Anthropology (Mr. DOrJahn) 209 CMM (Enr 101 CMM) .................................................... c.Anth 9 
Asian Studies (Mr. Falconeri) 247 CAM 
Biology (Mr. Tepfer) 361 SC (Enr SCX) .................................................................................... Bi 10 
Chemistry (Mr. Noyes) 181 SC ...................................................................................................... Ch 12 
Classics, Chinese and Japanese (Mr. Combellack) 303 FR ................................................ CL, OL 14 
Comparative Literature (Mr. Beall) 102 FR 
Economics (Mr. Campbell) 409 CAM .............................................................................................. Ec 14 
English (Mr. Svendsen) 118 CAM (Enr MCA) .............................................................. Eng, Wr 15 
General Arts and Letters (Mr. Combellack) 303 FR .................................................................. AL 8 
General Science (Mr. Moursund) 108 DEA .................................................................................... GS 8 
General Social Science (Mr. Bloom) 211 CHA .......................................................................... SSC 8 
Geography (Mr. Patton) 107D CON (Enr 108 CON) .......................................................... Geog 20 
Geology (Mr. Staples) 114 SC (Enr 142 SC) .................... , ..................................................... Geol 21 
German and Russian (Mr. Leppmann) 203 FR ................................................................... GL, SL 23 
History (Mr. Hanna) 24<i CAM (Enr 133, 138,242, 244 CMM) .............................................. Hst 24 
Home Economics (Miss Nelson) 323 CHA .............................................................................. HEc 26 
Mathematics (Mr. Moursund) 108 DEA .................................................................................. Mth 27 
Philosophy (Mr. Alexander) 311 CAM (Enr 204, 205 CHA) ................................................ Phl 30 
Physics (Mr. Donnelly) 160 SC ............................... , ...................................................................... Ph 30 
Political Science (Mr. Klonoski) 937 CAM (Enr 331, 332 CMM) .......................................... PS 31 
Pre-Dentistry (Mr. Wolfe) 170D SC 
Pre-Medical Technology (Mr. McConnaughey) 315 SC 
Pre-Medicine (Mr. Scheer) 394 SC 
Pre-Nursing (Miss Olson) 311 SCA 
Psychology (Mr. Littman) 302 CON (Enr 338 CMM) .......................................................... Psy 33 
Religious Studies (Mr. Straton) 211 CHA ...................................................................................... R 35 
Romance Languages (Mr. Dougherty) 101 FR ........................................................................... RL 35 
Sociology (Mr. Martin) 154 CAM (Enr 231,232, 238 CMM) .............................................. Soc 37 
Speech (Mr. Leistner) 216_ VIL ....................................................................................................... Sp 39 
School of Architecture and Allied Arts (Dean Creese) 102 LA 
Architecture (Mr. Harris) 214 LA. ........................................................................................... Arch 42 
Landscape Architecture (Mr. Cuthbert) 201 LA ........................................................................ LA 44 
Urban Planning (Mr. Dale) 202 LA .............................................................................................. LA 44 
Fine and Applied Arts (Mr. Wilkinson) 133 LA ........................................................................ Art 44 
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School of Business Administration (Dean Lindholm) 262 CMM 
Accounting and Business Statistics (Mr. Baerncopf) 361 CMM 
(Enr 366, 370 CMM) .............................................................................................................. Ac, BS 47 
Finance and Business Environment (Mr. Robert) 174C CMM (Enr 173 CMM) .............. FBE 49 
Marketing, Insurance & Transportation (Mr. Tull) 131 CMM (Enr 167 CMM) ............ MIT 50 
Personnel and Industrial Management (Mr. Vance) 139 CMM (Enr 137 CMM) .......... PIM 51 
School of Community Service and Public Affairs (Dean Sundberg) 111 HEN .................. CSPA 52 
School of Education (Dean Jacobson) 102 ED (Enr 151 ED) .................................................. ED 53 
School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation (Dean Esslinger) 128 PE 
Physical Education (Mr. Esslinger) 128 PR. ............................................................................... PE 58 
Health Education (Mr. Haar) 133 PR. ......................................................................................... HE 70 
Recreation and Park Management (Mr. Rodney) 139 PR. ..................................................... RM 71 
School of Journalism (Dean Hulteng) 201 ALL (Enr 221 ALL) ............................................... .] 72 
School of Law (Dean Clark) 219 FEN ............................................................................................... .L 73 
School of Librarianship (Dean Merrittt) 106 LIB ....................................................................... .Lib 75 
School of Music (Dean Trotter) 102 MUS (Enr 129 MUS) ........................................ Mus, MuE 75 
Military Science and Aerospace Studies (Col. Fossum) 101 CHR. ..................................... Mil, AS 81 
Graduate School (Dean Tyler) CHA 
Interdisciplinary Studies (Mr. Sorenson) 23 CAM (Enr 102 CAM) ...................................... ISt 82 
Office of Academic Advising (Mr. Ward) 140 HEN 
Office of Student Affairs (Dean DuShane) 207 EM 
Admissions Office (Mr. Barkhurst) 201 EM 
Business Office (Mr. McLaughlin) 107 EM 
Registrar's Office (Mr. Constance) 102 EM 
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REGISTRATION PROCEDURE, FALL TERM 1967 
1. Obtain y01~r registration materials: new students beginning at 09 a.m. Monday, old students 
scheduled one day later, in Student Union basement (this shifts to Emerald Hall after Friday of 
Registration Week). Do not write on the official forms before you have made your decisions. Keep 
all forms until they are required from you during succeeding steps. 
Old students will notice several changes toward simplification: 
(a) some special-purpose cards have been eliminated; 
(b) to provide equivalent personnel data through machine processing, optical-scanner sheets are 
included for printout, correction and completion, and checking (additional sheets if needed can be 
secured in the basement) ; 
(c) blank Instructors Cards have been replaced by Class & Grade Cards, already interpreted 
with your name and data, which you check and file with the Registrar's clerks as the basis for of-
ficial class rosters direct to departments (save extras for any later addition of courses this term) ; 
(d) photocopies of record sheets are provided only for those with college work; 
(e) coding information is explained completely, in the Time Schedule; 
(f) new choices are introduced to you with experimental courses, and the expanded no-grade or 
pass/not-pass option. 
2. Obtain yoltr Check List form siglled by your ad~'iser. If you had early advising in spring or 
summer, this should be with your registration materials and you are not required to see your adviser 
at this time. If you need to see an adviser now, refer to the list and instructions in the Time 
Schedule. (The required Check List proves you have been advised, but does not bind you to follow 
the advice received.) 
3. Enroll in courses with depa.rtments: at the locations shown in the Directory, beginning Thurs-
day morning. To reduce congestion, for certain courses you may enroll by "priority hours" reillted 
to your name. Obtain a department stamp for each course and section listed (including +DIS and 
+ LAB), on your Registration Card. Do not le(we any of your cards with departments; you may 
be asked to sign temporary course lists. 
(a) The Term Line No. (TLN) is the determining index to your enrollment and must be cor-
rect. It must be consistent on your Class & Grade Cards and your Registration Card, and with the 
Time Schedule. 
(b) You are enrolling for credit unless you write BAud" (for audit) beside the credits on your 
Registration Card. 
(c) You are enrolling to be graded (except for totally no-grade courses) unless you check the 
"No-grade" option on the Class & Grade Card; you must be sure this is acceptable to the department. 
(d) You are enrolled in every course with a department stamp in the last column of your Regis-
tration Card, when you file that card. To cancel an enrollment before filing this card, obtain a can-
ceiling department stamp across the "Credits" column-you cannot cancel by simply crossing out. 
(e ) You will be listed on the initial official rosters only if you pay your fees before classes begin. 
4. Check with Student Affairs: in the Student Union from 10 a.m. Thursday to Saturday noon 
of Registration Week, and from Monday through Friday of the first week of classes (then shifts 
to Emerald Hall). Within the Union, the required completion of new students' pictures and per-
sonnel folders is in room 101, the required checking of completed optical-scanner sheets and other 
documents is on the second floor. 
S. Check with and obta.in fee assessment frO1/! Registrar: following the preceding step, same 
times and places. The checker will read aloud the TLN and mark each of your Class & Grade Cards 
for machine processing, while you double-check on your Registration Card; you will expedite this 
by arranging your Class & Grade Cards in the same order as the courses are listed on your Regis-
tration Card. 
6. Pay fees to Cashier: following the preceding step, same times (except to 4 p.m. only) and 
place,. 
You are responsible for completing all TLN -identified courses in which you have enrolled. 
Changes after registration can be made only through the Registrar's Office, and if you conform to 
the announced deadlines and procedures. 
No student who has failed to pay fees when. due is entit/ed to attend classes. 
CODES 
Across the top of your Registration Card, groups of digits are "interpreted" to depict various 
coded facts about you and your UO record. You will need to refer to the class and major codes 
during registration, and you may be interested in deciphering the other items shown. In most cases 
these number groups and their significance (starting from the left) are as follows: 
8 digits-UO Student No.: the first four digits are an "alphameric" equivalent to locating your 
name alphabetically in a number series from 1000 to 9999; the next two digits shows the calendar 
year (last two digits of the year) of your first DO registration, the seventh digit the term of that 
first registration (1=winter, 2=spring, 3=summer, 5 or 6=fall) ; the last .digit is just a serial 
number to distinguish you from every other perSOll with the same preceding seven digits. 
1 digit-Sex (1=man, 2=woman). 
2 digits-Year of Birth (the last two digits of the year in which you were born). 
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4 digits-Last School Attended: code to identify the school or type and location of the high school 
(first digit 1-4=Oregon, 5=other state, 6=other country), or college (first digit 7=Oregon, 
8=other state, 9=other country), or non-school source (0) from which you entered UO. 
1 digit-Prep Stanine: relative standing based on high-school grades (1=lowest ninth, 5=average, 
9=top ninth). 
1 digit-Test Stanine: relative standing based on entrance college-ability test (1=lowest ninth, 
5=average, 9=top ninth). 
2 digits-Prl!'Vious Attendance; Reside1tce Classifica.tion: the first digit shows your attendance at 
UO (O=none, 1-7=old returning, 8=old continuing within same academic year) ; the second digit 
shows your technical classification as a resident of Oregon (0), nonresident liable for the appropri-
ate nonresident fee (9), or nonresident exempted from the nonresident fee (5). 
1 digit, letter, or character-Cla·ss This Term: your academic classification (which may lag one 
term in updating, winter and spring terms) as special (+ or &), freshman (I), sophomore (2), 
junior (3), senior (4), graduate as doubly defined below: 
graduate student with a bachelor's degree but not now seeking a graduate degree (5), 
graduate student with a master's degree but not now seeking a graduate degree (6), 
graduate student with a doctor's degree but not now seeking a graduate degree (7) ; 
Graduate School student with a bachelor's degree and accepted by a major department (V), 
Graduate School student with a master's degree and accepted by a major department (W), 
Graduate School student with a doctor's degree and accepted by a major department (X) ; 
Graduate School student with a bachelor's degree and cleared as a master's candidate (N), 
Graduate School student with a master's degree and cleared as a master's candidate (0), 
Graduate School student with a doctor's degree and cleared as a master's candidate (P) ; 
Graduate School student with a bachelor's degree and cleared as a doctor's candidate (E), 
Graduate School student with a master's degre and cleared as a doctor's candidate (F), 
Graduate School student with a doctor's degree and cleared as a doctor's candidate (G). 
3 digits-Class Last Term; Major Last Term: the first digit shows your class the preceding term 
(if at UO), in the code above; the last two digits show your major the preceding term (if at UO). 
Each listed major is appropriate and acceptable for defined class levels only, as follows (LD= 
lower division, class + or & or 1 or 2; UD=upper division, class 3 or 4; G=graduate, class 5 or 6 
or 7 or letter listed above indicating Graduate School). 
Liberal Arts: Landscape Architecture, UD,G (58) 
Pre-departmental, LD (10) Urban Planning, UD,G (59) 
Anthropology, UD,G (11) Business Administration: 
Asian Studies, UD (12) Pre-professional, LD (61) 
Biology. UD,G (13) Accounting & Business Statistics, 
Chemistry, UD,G (14) UD,G (62) 
Classics, Chinese & Japanese, UD,G (15) Finance & Business Environment, 
Comparative Literature, G (17) UD,G (64) 
Economics, UD,G (19) Marketing, Insurance & Transportation, 
English, UD,G(21) UD,G (65) 
General Arts & Letters, UD (24) Personnel & Industrial Management, 
General Science, UD (25) UD,G (66) 
General Social Science, UD (26) Community Service & Public Affairs, 
Geography, UD,G (28) UD,G (69) 
Geology, UD,G (29) 
German & Russian, UD,G (31) Pre-professional, LD (69) 
History, UD,G (33) Education, UD,G (71) 
Linguistics, UD (35) Pre-professional, LD (71) 
Mathematics, UD,G (36) Health, Physical Education & Recreation: 
Philosophy, UD,G (37) Pre-professional, LD (75) 
Physics, UD,G (38) Health Education, UD,G (76) 
Political Science, UD,G (39) Physical Education, UD,G (77) 
Pre-Dentistry, LD,UD,G (41) Recreation & Park Management, 
Pre-Law, LD,UD,G (42) UD,G (79) 
Pre-Medical Technology, LD,UD,G (43) Journalism. UD,G (81) 
Pre-Medicine, LD,UD,G (44) Pre-professional. LD (81) 
Pre-Nursing, LD,UD,G (45) Law: 
Psychology, UD,G (47) Pre-professional, LD,UD,G (42) 
Romance Languages, UD,G (49) First-year Professional, UD,G (84) 
Sociology, UD,G (51) Second-year Professional, UD,G (85) 
Speech, UD,G (52) Third-year Professional, UD,G (86) 
Architecture & Allied Arts: Librariallship, G (87) 
Pre-professional, LD (53) Music, UD,G (88) 
Architecture, UD,G (54) P f' 1 LD (88) Art Education. UD,G (55) re-pro esslona , 
Art History, UD,G (56) Interdisciplinary Studies, G (95) 
Fine & Applied Arts, UD,G (57) Unclassified, G-not Graduate School (99) 
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ACADEMIC CALENDAR 
Fal! Term \Vinter Term Spring Term Summer Sess. 
Registration days ....................................... Sept. 21-23, Jan. 2, U March 25, M June 17, M 
H-S 
Classes begin ................................................ Sept. 25, M Jan. 3, W March 26, U June IS, U 
Last day to pay fees without penalty ....... Sept. 29, F Jan. 5, F March 29, F June 21, F 
Last day to register for term .................... Oct. 6, F Jan. 12, F AprilS, F June 2S, F§ 
Last day to add or drop courses* ............. Oct. 13, F Jan. 19,F Apri112, F July 5, F§ 
Last day to file degree application ........... Nov. 10, F Feb. 9, F May 10, F July 12, F 
Mid-term holidays ...................................... Nov. 23-25, May 30, H July 4, H 
H-S 
Term examinations; see below ................ Dec. 11-15, 
M-F 
March 11-15, June 3-7, § 
M-F M-F 
Commencement or Graduation 
Exercises .................................................. Dec. S. F March S, F June 9, Sun Aug. 10, S 
* First-term new students have two additional weeks in which to drop courses. 
§ Summer short courses are not subject to these deadlines, so long as all adjustments are made 
before the course ends. Examinations vary according to the termination time of each course; see 
summer Time Schedule. 
TERM EXAMINATION SCHEDULE 
Classes scheduled to meet (M involves Monday, U does not involve Monday) : 
Fal! Term Winter Term 
OS (or before) M ......................................... .! :00-3:00 H 1 :00-3 :00 F 
OS (or before) U ........................................... 3 :15-5 :15 H 3 :15-5 :15 F 
09 M ................................................................. OS :00-10 :00 F OS :00-10:00 M 
09 D. ................................................................ I0:15-12:15 F 10:15-12:15 M 
10 M ................................................................ 08:00-1O:00 M OS:00-10:OO U 
lOU ................................................................. 1O:15-12:15 M 10:15-12:15 U 
11 M ................................................................. OS :00-10:00 U 08 :00-10 :00 W 
11 D. ................................................................ 10 :15-12 :15 U 10 :15-12 :15 W 
12 M ................................................................ l :00-3 :00 F 1 :00-3 :00 M 
12U ................................................................. 3:15-5:15F 3:15-5:15M 
1 M ................................................................. OS :00-10 :00 W 08 :00-10 :00 H 
1 U ................................................................... I0 :15-12 :15 W 10 :15-12 :15 H 
2 M ................................................................... 08 :00-12 :15 H OS:OO-IO:oo F 
2 U ................................................................... lO :15-12 :15 H 10 :15-12 :15 F 
3 M .................................................................. l :00-3 :00 M 1 :00-3 :00 U 
3 U ................................................................... 3 :15-5 :15 M 3 :15-5 :15 U 
4 M .................................................................. l :00-3 :00 U 1 :00-3 :00 W 
4 U ............ : .................................................... 3 :15-5 :15 U 3 :15-5 :15 W 
After 4 M ....................................................... .! :00-3 :00 W 1 :00-3 :00 H 
After 4 D. ....................................................... 3 :15-5 :15 W 3 :15-5 :15 H 
ALL Sections of following will have special exams: 
Anth 101, 2, 3 ................................................. 6 :00-8 :00 W 
Bi 101,2,3... ................................................... 6 :OO-S :00 U 
RL 050, 1,2 .................................................... 6 :OO-S :00 H 
RL 060,1,2 .................................................... 6 :OO-S :00 H 
RL 070, 1, 2 .................................................... 6 :00-8:00 H 
Geo1301, 2, 3 ................................................. .8 :15-10 :15 M 
Mth 095,104,233 ........................................... 6 :00-8 :00 M 
6 :00-8:00 H 
6:00-8:00 W 
6 :00-8 :00 M 
6:00-8:00 M 
6:00-8 :00 M 
8 :15-tO :15 U 
Mth 104, 5....................................................... 6 :OO-S :00 U 
Spring Term 
1 :00-3:00 M 
3 :15-5 :15 M 
OS :00-10:00 U 
10: 15-12 :15 U 
OS :00-10 :00 W 
10 :15-12 :15 W 
OS :00-10 :00 H 
10:15-12:15 H 
1 :00-3:00 U 
3:15-5:15U 
08 :00-10 :00 F 
10:15-12:15 F 
OS :00-10 :00 M 
10 :15-12 :15 M 
1 :00-3 :00 W 
3:15-5 :15 W 
1 :00-3:00 H 
3:15-5:15H 
1 :00-3:00 F 
3 :15-5 :15 F 
6 :00-8:00 M 
6:00-8:00 H 
6:00-8:00 U 
6 :00-8:00 U 
6 :OO-S:OO U 
8:15-10:15 M 
Mth 105, 6....................................................... 6 :00-8 :00 W 
Psy 213, 216 ................................................... 8 :15-10 :15 U 8 :15-10: 15 M 8 :15-10:15 U 
No examination may be given ahead of the regularly scheduled time. Actual conflicts will be re 
solved by the instructors concerned; deans may adjust within their schools. 
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REGISTRATION IiEES 
Registration for full load (8 or more term hours), credit or audit: 
Resident undergraduate, per term ................................................................................................ $123.00 
Nonresident undergraduate, per term ................................................................................. ~ ..... 333.00 
Graduate (resident or nonresident), per term ......................................................................... , 143.00 
Graduate assistant (at least 0.15 FTE), per term .................................................................... 35.00 
Registration on part-time, per hour basis (undergraduate or graduate, resident 
or nonresident, credit or audit), for load of 1 or 2 term hours .................................................. .. 
3 term hours ................................................... . 
4 term hours ....................... _ ......................... .. 
5 term hours ................................................... . 
6 term hours .................................................. .. 
7 term hours ................................................... . 
Staff fee (at least 0.50 FTE, approved by President's Office), per term hour ......................... . 
I Deposit (against breakage or loss of University property; refundable), annually ............... . 
31.00 
46.50 
62.00 
77.50 
93.00 
108.50 
3.00 
25.00 
Late-registration fee (full-time students), $5.00 for first day late, plus 
I $1 for each additional day allowed .............................................................................................. 5.00 plus 
C~~~~e-~:iii~~r~:rls~a~r~~er~.~.~~~~.~~~t.el.:.:.~.~.~ .. ~~~~ .. ~.~~~.~.~.~~.~.~~~~..................................... 1.00 
Exceptions to procedural deadlines, if approved, may be assessed a penalty fee ................ 5.00-10.00 
See Catalog for other fees and charges. See Academic Calendar for deadlines; penalties continue 
to increase until any invalid check or other failure to pay is made good. 
NOTES ON COURSE LISTS 
Priority H OJIYS for course enrollment show the earliest time when each department will accel?t 
certain enrollments from students with surnames in specified segments of the alphabet. Under thls 
scheme about ten percent of total spaces in affected courses are reserved for each of the nine 
alphabetic segments. 
Term Line No. (TLN) is the code number for each course and section listed for this term. As 
the basic designation for machine processing, it must be copied correctly from the term's Time 
Schedule. 
Subsequent terms course listings are probable but not firm, subject to change in the Time Sched-
ule printed for that term. 
H ollr of class meetings normally indicates the beginning time. Morning hours are listed as 
08 and 09, evening hours as 8 and 9. Fractional hours are indicated by /. Thus, listing and meeting 
times are related as follows: 
listing 08, meeting 08 :00-8 ; SO a.m. ; 
listing 11-1, meeting 11 :00-12 :50 noon; 
listing 8/10, meeting 8 :00-9 :30 p.m. or 8 ;30-9 :50 p.m. 
Days of class meetings are abbreviated to: 
M, Monday W, Wednesday F, Friday 
U, Tuesday H. Thursday S, Saturday 
Notes refer to footnotes at the end of each section, except for these standard descriptions and 
prerequisites: 
A. Graded only H, Honors College only 
N, No-grade course G, Graduate credit for majors 
I. Instructor's consent required M, Graduate credit for non-majors 
S, Sequence to be taken from the beginning P, Graduate credit in professional field 
Blanks (in credits, hour and days, room and building, instructor) signify that details are to 
be arranged. 
HONORS COLLEGE 
No Course. Hav" Priority Hours for Enrollment 
Fall Room. 
Course Title Credits Depl. NQ. TLN W S SS Hour Days BuildIng Instructor Yates 
COlLOQ ARCH IN LIT 3 HC 404 1001 1-9 U 159 CAM STRANGE HB 
COLLOQ SPEECH ETHICS 3 He 404 1002 1-9 H 211 VIL FRIEDMAN HS 
COLLOQ PRESS + SOC 3 HC 404 3-5 M 319 ALL HULTENG HS 
COLLOQ DON JUAN 3 HC 404 7-9 U 109 FR POIiERS HB 
COllOQ HUMAN BEHAV 3 He 404 7-9 U 201 CON DEUTSCH + HS 
COLLOQ HUMAN SURVIV 3 He 404 1-9 H 105 SC STREISINGER + H8 
COlLOQ CRISES IN Ret 3 HC 404 1-9 U 109 FR BLOOM H8 
COLLOQ ART TYPOLOGY 3 He 404 1-9 U 239 LA DONNELLY H8 
B-Register in Honors Coltege 
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS 
GENERAL ARTS AND LETTERS 
No Cou .... Hav.. Priority Hou ... for Enrollment 
LITERATURE HON COLL 3 AL 101 1011 102 103 08 MIiF 203 CHA COM8EllACK A 
LITERATURE HON COLL 3 AL 101 1012 102 103 09 MWF 204 CHA JOHNSON A 
LITERATURE HON COLL 3 AL 101 1013 102 103 10 MWf 120 PE POWERS A 
LITERATURE HON COLL 3 AL 101 1014 102 103 2 MWF 110 CAM GONTRUM A 
LITERATURE HON COLL 3 AL 101 1015 102 103 1 MWF 159 CAM STRANGE A 
LITERATURE HON COlL 3 Al 101 1016 102 103 3 MWF 159 CAM WEGELIN A 
IMTRO JAPANESE LIT 3 AL 301 1011 302 303 11 MWF 239 LA NAFF 
L IT OF ANC leNT WORl D 3 AL 304 1018 305 306 09 MWf 8 QUO COMBELLACK 
INTRO CHINESE LIT 3 AL 307 1019 308 309 1 MWf 7 QUO PALANDRI 
INTRO GERMANIC LIT 3 Al 314 1020 315 316 2 MWf 207 GER 8EDWELL 
CLASS IC MYTHS 1 AL 321 1021 322 323 3 M 207 CON BLACK 
SURVEY RUSSIAN LIT 3 AL 331 1022 332 2 I4WF 314 SC LEONG 
SURVEY RUSSIAN LIT 3 AL 333 2 MWf 206 DEA UONG 
SCANDIN LIT TRANSLAT 3 AL 351 1023 352 353 09-11 UH 221 FR WILLIAMS 
SEI4 DOSTOEVSKY 3 Al 401 1212 UH 206 FR LEUNG 14 
SEI4 TOlSTOY 3 AL 407 1212 UH 206 fR LEONG M 
MODERN RUSSIAN LIT :3 AL 422 1 MWF 314 SC RICE M 
DESCRIPTIVE LINGUIST 3 AL 450 1024 451 M 
DANTE + HIS TIMES 3 AL 471 1025 478 419 10 MWf 243 CI1M BEAll M 
THESIS At 503 1026 503 503 
SEll SYMBOLISM 3 AL 501 1021 3-6 H 202 CHA 8ALL 
SEM MYTHS 3 AL 501 1028 10 MWf 203 CHA COMBelLACK 8 
SEll EXPERIMENTALISM 3 Al 501 3-6 H 215 All BALL 
SEM LIT EXISTENTIAL 3 AL 507 3-6 H 202 CHA BAll 
INTR COMPARATIVE LIT :3 AL 514 1029 515 516 2-4 W HART 
COMPAR LIT CRITICISM 3 AL 586 1030 581 
B-Restricted to Kitzhaber Fellows 
GENERAL SCIENCE 
All Cou ...... Have 
Priority Hours for Enrollment St.rting, 10H 11 H 1 H 2H 3H 4H OSF 09F 10 F 
for Students with N ...... lleglnnlng CoD E.(I H-J K-L M·N O-R S T·Z A·8 
PHYSICAL SC SURVEY 4 GS 104 105 106 08 I4Wf+ 150 SC ELLICKSON 
+ + GS 104 105 106 3 H 150 SC 
PHYSICAL SC SURVEY 4 GS 104 105 106 104 3 MUWF 150 SC POWELL 8 
PHYSICAL SC HON COLL 4 GS 204 205 206 2 MUWF 16 SC DART 8H 
B-Register with Physics 
GENERAL SOCIAL SCIENCE 
No Cou .... H.ve Priority Hours for Enrollment 
INTR SOC SC HON eOLL 3 SSC 201 
r
051 2C2 2Q3 12-2 UH 100 NES HODGES A8tH 
lNTIl soc. SC HON COlL 3 sse 201 1052 202 203 3-5 I4W B QUO MACGREGOR A8tH 
lMTIl soc. SC HON COLL 3 SSG 201 1053 202 203 11-1 UH 243 CMM DUMONO A8CH 
IMTR SOC SC HON COLl :3 sse 201 1054 202 203 2-4 UH 173 CMM AlLMAN ABCH 
B-Register in Honors College C-S'>pholllort'S and dhove 
9 
ANTHROPOLOGY 
COu ...... #100, 200 Have 
Priorily Hou .. for Enrollment Starting' 10 H llH 1 H 2H 3H 4H 08 F 09 F 10 F 
for Student. with Name. Beginning C·O E.G H·J K·l M-N O·R S T·Z A·B 
Fall Room. 
Course Title Crcdits Depl. Xo. TLX fT' S SS Hour Days Blliidillg j Ilstrllcior Sotes 
GENERAL ANTHROPOLOGY 3 ANTH 101 1061 103 10 UH+ 138 CMM P SIMONDS 
GENERAl ANTHROPOLUGY 3 ANTH 102 10 UH+ 138 CM" STAN1SLAWSK I 
+ DIS + ANTH 101 1062 102 103 09 M 240 LA 
+ DIS + ANTH 101 1063 11 M 5 QUO 
+ DIS + ANTH 102 103 11 M 
+ 015 + ANTH 10 I 1064 102 103 12 M 167 CHM 
+ DIS + ANTH 101 1065 102 103 3 I! 369 CON 
+ DiS + ANTH 101 1066 102 103 08 U 237 CMM 
+ DIS ANTH 101 1067 102 103 09 U 369 CON 
+ DIS ANTH 101 1068 102 10. 1 U 170 CAl! 
+ DIS + ANTH 101 1069 102 103 08 H 105 SC 
+ DIS + ANTH 101 1010 09 II 272 CMM 
+ DIS + ANTH 102 103 09 II 
+ DIS + ANTH 101 1011 102 103 08 H 161 CMM 
+ DIS + ANTH 101 1012 102 103 09 H 206 OEA 
+ DIS + ANTH 101 1073 102 103 3 H 106 OtA 
+ DIS ANTH 101 1074 102 103 08 F 215 ALL 
+ OIS + ANTH 101 1075 102 103 09 5 232 CMM 
+ DIS + Ar.TH 101 1076 102 103 10 5 173 CMM 
GENERAL ANTHROPOLOGY 3 ANTH 101 1017 103 2 UH+ 138 CMII P SIMONDS 
GENERAl ANTHROPOLOGY 3 ANTH 102 2 UH+ 138 CMH STANISLAwSKI 
+ DIS + ANTH 101 107B 102 103 08 H 105 SC 
+ DIS + ANTH 101 1079 102 103 12 M 105 CON 
+ DIS ANTH 101 1080 2 M 366 OIH 
+ DIS + ANTH 102 103 2 ~ 
+ DIS + ANTH 101 1081 102 103 12 U 161 CHM 
DIS + ANTH 101 1082 102 103 1 U 342 CMM 
GIS + ANTH 101 1083 102 103 3 U 210 DEA 
+ DIS + ANTH 101 1084 102 103 12 w 167 CMM 
+ DIS + ANTH 10 I 1065 I W 233 SC 
+ DIS + ANTH 102 103 I II 
+ OIS + ANTH 101 1086 102 103 12 H 167 CMM 
+ OIS + ANTH 101 1087 102 103 I H 237 CMM 
+ DIS + ANTH 101 1088 102 103 11 F 101 FCH 
+ OIS + ANTH 101 1089 10Z 103 12 F 167 OIM 
+ DIS + ANTH 101 1090 I F 233 SC 
+ 015 + ANTH 102 103 I F 
+ DIS + ANTH 101 1091 102 103 09 S 243 CMM 
+ DIS + ANTH 101 1092 10Z 103 11 5 In CMM 
GENERAL ANTHKOPOLOGY 3 ANTH 101 1093 103 102 09 MWF 238 CMM A SIMONDS 
INTRO CULTURAL ANTH 3 ANTH 207 1094 208 209 09 UH+ 138 CMM MCFEE 
+ OIS ANTH 207 1095 208 209 12 14 369 COr. 
+ DIS + ANTH 201 1096 206 209 2 M 159 CAM 
DIS + ANTH 201 1097 20s 209 08 U 334 SC 
015 + ANTH 201 1098 208 209 10 U 210 OEA 
+ DIS + Ar.TH 207 1099 208 209 I U 106 OEA 
+ DIS + ANTH 207 llOO 208 209 II W 101 FCH 
+ DIS ANTH 207 II 01 208 209 12 W 105 SC 
+ DIS ANTH 207 1102 208 209 DB H 313 All 
+ DIS + ANTH 201 1103 208 209 10 H 331 VIL 
+ DIS + ANTH 201 1104 208 209 I H 243 CMM 
+ DIS + ANTH 207 1105 ' 208 209 12 F 105 CON 
+ DIS ANTH 207 1106 208 209 08 S 161 CM~ 
+ DIS ANTH 207 1107 Z08 209 09 S 104 DEA 
+ 015 + ANTH 201 1108 208 209 10 5 201 CON 
+ DIS + ANTH 201 1109 208 209 11 5 243 CMM 
SOCI ETY + CULTURE 3 ANTH 301 1110 302 303 I MHF 331 CMM STANISLAwSK I CF 
PEOPLES OF THE WORLD 3 AiHH 314 1111 315 316 1 III UH 133 CMM YOUNG CF 
PHYS ICAL ANTHROPOL 3 ANTH 3Z0 1112 321 322 I MWF 151 ED BENNETT C 
PHYSICAL ANTHRO LAB 2 ANTH 323 1113 323 323 2-5 U 119 ANT 51 NGH CII( 
PHYS ICAl ANTHRO LAB 2 ANTH 323 1114 323 323 2-5 W 119 ANT SINGH CIR 
RESEARCH ANTH 401 1115 401 401 ltOI CII( 
THESIS ANTH 403 1116 403 403 403 CIR 
READING ANTH 405 1117 405 405 405 CIR 
SEMINAR ANTH 401 1118 407 407 407 CMIR 
SEM INAR ANTH 401 3-5 F 234 CM" MCFEE CMIR 
SEM PRIMATE BEHAVIOR ANfH 401 09 MWF 234 CMM P SIMONDS CMIR 
FIELD WORK ANTH 408 1119 408 408 408 EGIR 
WORLD PREHISTORY 3 ANTH 411 1120 412 413 11 MWF 215 All WALLACE OM 
SOCIAL PRIM SOCIETY 2 ANTti 415 3 MF 202 CHA MCFEE EGI 
HISTORY ANTHROPOLOGY 2 ANTH 416 10 MWF 202 CHA 8ARNETT EGI 
AMER ICAN INOlAN 3 ANTH 417 1121 I MWF 10 I CMM JORGENSEN GJ 
AMER ICAN INOlAN 3 ANTH 418 419 1 MwF 101 CMM YOUNG GJ 
PEOPLES OF PACIFIC 3 ANTH 423 1122 424 425 09 MWF 369 CON SMITH GJ 
PEOPLES S + E ASIA 3 ANTH 438 1123 439 440 10 MWF 201 CON STERN GIJ 
LINGUISTICS ANTH 441 1124 442 443 11-1 UH 212 CMM STERN OGIL 
10 
Anthropology (Continued) 
Room. 
Course Title Credits Dept, TLY W S SS HOl/r Days Building illstrnrtor ~Votes 
CULTURAL DYNAMICS 3 ANTH 450 1125 451 452 11-1 UH 237 CMM BARNETT EG 
LANGUAGE CULT BEHAV 3 ANTH 456 1121:> 4~7 458 11 KWF 2&b CMM SMITH CG 
RESEARCH ANTH 501 1127 501 501 501 RN 
RESEARCH METHODS ANTH 502 1128 502 502 3-5 UH 242 CMM JORGENSEN R 
THESIS ANTH 503 1129 503 503 503 RN 
READING ANTH 505 1130 505 505 505 RN 
PROBLEMS ANTH 506 1131 506 506 R 
SEMINAR ANTH 507 1132 507 507 R 
SEM BASIC ARCHAEOL ANTH 507 1133 1-3 H 209 OEA STANISLAWSKI R 
SEM ARCHAEOLOGY THEO ANTH 507 1134 2-5 M 201 CMM WALLACE R 
SEM ARCHAEOLOGY THEO ANTH 507 507 2-5 M 201 CMM DUMOND R 
SEM FORMAL TECH ARCH 3 ANTH 507 1135 501 JOHNSON I 
SEM NIH BRIEFING ANTH 507 1136 507 2-5 W 109 FR MCFEE RI 
SEM NIH BRIEFING ANTH 507 2-5 M JORGENSEN RI 
SEM MODERN LAT AMER ANTH 507 lq,1 1-3 M 201 CON YOUNG R 
SEM BASIC PHYS ANTH ANTH 507 3-5 WF 334 SC P SIMONDS R 
SEM NW PREHISTORY ANTH 507 2-4 F 109 FR D COLE R 
SEM FIELO METHODS ANTH 507 3-5 W 207 GER BARNETT RI 
SEM WEST AFRICA ANTH 507 OORJAHN Rl 
SEM PRIMATE BEHAV[OR ANTH 501 08-12 S 241 CMH P SIMONDS R 
CULT SOC I ElY INDIVID 3 ANTH 5ll 1138 10 HWF 159 CAM BARNETT K 
PRIM SOCIAL ORGAN[Z 3 ANTH 514 11-1 UH 173 CMH JORGENSEN K 
PR[M POL IT lCAL SYST 3 ANTH 515 11-1 UH 241 CHH OORJAHN K 
PRIM ECONOM[C SYSTEM 3 ANTH 516 1 [39 ll-1 UH 173 CMM OORJAHN K 
AOV PHYSiCAL ANTH 
" 
ANTH 520 1140 2-5 UF 119 ANT BENNETT I 
AOV PHYSICAl ANTH 4 ANTH 521 522 2-5 UF 119 ANT BENNETT I 
ARCHAEOL NEW WORLD 3 ANTH 524 1141 2-4 W 201 CMM DUMOND KY 
ARCHAEOL NEW WORLD 3 ANTH 525 523 2-4 W 201 CMM WALLACE KY 
B-Sopi1oll1ores or abo\'e J-;\11th 3[-1, 5, 6 
C-Cpper-didsion standing- K-Graduate major5ln 
D-Seniors L-.';'nth 207, 8, 901' 2 yr>, 
E-9 hI'S, .';'nth or I X-Anth 320, I, 2 or I 
F-Xon-majors without ."'-nth 207,8,9 \,--Anth -113 or I 
BIOLOGY 
Courses #101. 2, 3 (See footnote) Have 
10F 11 F 1 F Priority Hours for Enrollment Starting! 1 H 2H 3H 4H OBF 09 F 
for Students with Names Beginning C-D e.G H.J K·L M·N O·R S T·Z A-B 
GENERAL BIOLOGY 4 BI 101 11n 102 103 10 MWf> 150 SC SCHEER > 
GENERAL BIOLOGY 4 Bl 101 1172 102 103 1 HWF+ 150 SC 
• LA6 • 81 101 1173 102 103 2-5 M scx WISNER' 
• LAB • 61 101 1114 102 103 09-12 U SCX 
.. LAB • B I 101 1175 102 103 2-5 U scx 
• LAB • BI 101 1171:> 102 103 09-12 II scx 
• LAB • Bl 101 1177 102 103 2-5 W scx LAB BI 101 1178 102 103 7-10 W scx 
LAB • Bl 101 1179 102 103 09-12 H sex 
• LAB .. BI 101 llBO 102 103 2-5 H scx A 
> LAB • B[ 101 1181 102 103 09-12 F scx 
• LAB > B[ 101 1182 102 103 2-5 F scx 
> LA8 + BI 101 llB3 102 103 09-12 S scx 
GENERAL 810LOGY 4 Bl 101 
GENERAL 810LOGY 4 B[ 102 
GENERAL BIOLOGY 4 Bl 103 
B 10LOG IC SC HON COLL '5 81 104 llB4 1 MWf.' 123 SC STAHl H 
• DIS + BI 104 ll85 2 M' 305 SC 
+ LAB • 51 104 1186 3-5 IH 305 SC 
• DIS • BI 104 1187 2 W> 305 SC 
• LAB • BI 104 1188 3-5 W 30'5 se B[OLOGIC SC HON COLL 5 B[ 105 1 MWF++ 30 SC BONNETT H 
.. DIS • III 105 2 H. 305 SC 
• LAB + B[ 105 3-5 M 305 SC 
• D[S • III 105 2 W' 305 SC 
• LA8 • 81 105 3-5 II 305 SC BIOLOGIC SC HON COLl 5 BI 106 1 MWF++ 30 SC H 
• DIS • 81 106 2 M+ 322 SC 
• LAB • 81 106 3-5 M 322 SC 
• DIS • BI 101:> 2 W' 322 SC 
+ LAB + BI 106 3-5 W 322 SC 
CELLULAR PHYSIOLOGY 3 51 311 1 MWF 123 SC MENNINGER TC 
HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY 3 B[ 312 1189 313 08 UH' 16 SC SODERWALL raA 
• LAB 81 312 1190 313 09-12 U 305 SC 
· 
LAB 51 312 1191 313 2-5 U 305 SC 
• LAB • BI 312 1192 313 09-12 H 305 SC 
• LAB Bl 312 1193 313 2-5 H 305 SC 
II 
Biology (Continued) 
Fall Room, 
Course Tith' Credits Dcpt. Xo. n.\" ff' S SS Hem!' Days Bllilding Instructor .Yofes 
CELL REPLIC CONTROL 3 B I 320 11 MWF 30 SC STAHL K 
PLANT MORPHOLOGV 4 BI 332 1194 1 MWF+ 30 SC TEPFER T 
+ LAB + BI 332 1195 2-5 MW 217 SC 
+ LA6 + 61 332 1196 2-5 UH 217 SC 
SVSTEMATIC BOTANY 4 81 334 1 MWF+ 123 SC CARROLL T 
+ LA8 + 81 334 2-5 MW 211 SC 
COMPARATIVE ANATOMY 4 BI 355 1 UH+ 123 SC HORRIS 
+ LAB + 81 355 2-5 Hii 21B SC 
+ LAB + BI 355 09-12 UH 218 SC 
+ LA8 > 81 355 2-5 UH 218 SC 
> LAS + BI 355 09-12 WF 21B SC 
+ LAB + 81 355 7-10 UH 218 SC 
VERTEBR EMBRYOLOGY 4 81 356 1 UH+ 123 SC RISLEY T 
+ LA8 81 356 2-5 MW 218 SC 
> LAB + 61 356 09-12 UH 218 5C 
+ LA6 > 81 356 2-5 UH 216 SC 
+ LA8 + 81 356 09-12 WF 21B SC 
• LA8 + BI 356 1-10 UH 21B SC ESSEN INVERT ZOOLOGY 4 81 361 1191 1 UH 123 SC MCCONNAUGHEY T8 
+ LA8 > 81 361 119B 2-5 /'IW 21B SC MORRIS T 
+ LA8 > 81 361 1199 09-12 UH 218 SC 
+ LA8 + 81 361 1200 2-5 UH 21B SC 
GENERAL ECOLOGY 4 BI 372 1201 08 MWF> 16 SC FRANK TA 
> LAB > 81 372 1202 S 111 5CX COOK 
INTRO BACTERIOLOGY 3 81 3Bl 382 2 UH> 30 SC MCCONNAUGHEY T8 
+ LA8 + BI 381 382 10-12 \iF 317 SC 
• LAB > B I 3Bl 382 10-12 UH 317 SC 
• LAB > B[ 381 3B2 3-5 UH 311 5C HUMAN ANATOMV 3 81 391 1203 392 11 UH+ 221 ALL SIGERSETH T61A 
+ LAB + B[ 391 1204 392 3-5 M liB scx 
+ LAB + BI 391 1205 392 6/9 14 liB SCX 
+ LA8 > BI 391 1206 392 1-3 U HB SCX 
+ LAB + BI 391 1201 392 3-5 U 11B sex 
+ LA8 + 6[ 391 1208 392 1-3 \i 118 SCX 
+ LAB + 8[ 391 1209 392 6/9 W 118 SCX 
> LAB 81 391 1210 392 09-11 H 118 SCX 
RES EARCH 81 401 1211 401 401 401 Ht;[R 
THESIS 5[ 403 121Z 403 403 403 HNIR 
READ ING 5[ 405 lZ13 405 405 405 HNIR 
LABORATORV PROJECTS 81 408 1214 40B 408 408 G[R 
LABORATORY PROJECTS 1 8[ 408 1215 2-5 M 322 SC CASTENHOLZ + GO 
LABORATORY PROJECTS 1 81 408 1216 408 40B 408 2-5 F 111 SCX WISNER G[R 
COMPAR PHYS[OLOGV 4 8[ 414 lZ11 II MWF+ 30 SC KOBERLY TBCELG 
+ O[S + BI 414 1218 11 U 30 SC 
+ D[S > 81 414 121 q 7 U 30 SC 
COMPAR PHYSIOLOGY 4 B[ 415 II MWF> 30 SC MOBERLY T8CElG 
+ 01 S' > 81 415 11 U 30 SC 
+ O[S + 5[ 415 7 U 30 SC 
COIIPAR PHYSIOLOGY 4 BI 416 11 MWF+ 314 SC WillOWS T8CELG 
+ O[S + BI 416 7 U 30 SC 
COMPAR PHYSIOLOG LAB 2 81 41B 1220 Z-5 UH 303 se MOBERLY GI 
eOMPAR PHYSIOlOG LAB 2 81 419 420 2-5 MU 303 SC MOBERLY + GI 
INTROOUCT GENETICS 4 8[ 422 1221 10 MWF+ 16 SC CLANev T6GA 
+ DIS > BI 422 1222 5 U 123 SC 
[NTROOUCT GENETICS 4 81 422 09 MWF+ 16 SC CLANCY TBGA 
+ DIS + 81 422 5 U 123 5C 
GENETICS L A8 3 BI 423 2-5 MW 305 SC CLANCY AOG 
HUMAN GENE TI CS 3 BI 424 09 IIWF 16 SC FA8ERGE DGA 
EVOLUT[ON 3 61 426 10 MWF 16 SC COOK OGA 
CYTOLOGY 4 BI 428 429 OB MW+ 16 SC WIMBER GIA 
+ LA8 81 428 42'1 2-5 MW 318 SC KEZER 
+ LA8 + 81 42B 429 09-12 UH 318 SC KE ZER 
MICROTECHN[QUE 2-4 81 431 12l> 1 UH+ 334 SC 80 t;t;E TT G[R 
> LAB + BI 431 1224 2-5 UH 318 SC 
MICROTECHN[QUE 2-4 8[ 431 1 UH> 334 SC 8AJER GIR 
+ LAII + 81 431 09-4 F 318 SC 
fUNGI 4 B[ 432 1 UH+ 314 SC CARROll TG 
+ LAB + BI 432 2-5 UH 318 5C 
ALGAE 4 81 433 I UH> 314 SC CASrENHOLZ GI 
+ LA8 8t 433 2-5 UH HB SC 
MElH POLLEN ANALYSIS 3 B[ 435 I UH+ 334 SC GRAY GIA 
> LA8 + B[ 435 2-4 UH HUT 
PLANT PHVS[OLOGY 4 61 441 1 MWF+ 334 SC HAGUE KG 
+ LA8 • 81 441 2-5 F 317 SC HISTOLOGY 4 81 455 1225 OB IIW> 314 SC KEZER FGA 
> LAII > III 455 1226 2-5 MW 318 SC 
PARAS [TOLOGY 4 81 463 09 UH 314 SC MCCONNAUGHEY TG 
> LAB 81 463 2-5 MW 217 sc 
12 
Biology (Continued) 
Pall Room, 
e oursc Title Credits Dept. .\'0, TLN W 5 55 HOllr Days Building [;,;-.'tntctor Xotc:s 
PRlNClPLES ECOLOGY 4 III 472 473 08 MWF" 314 SC COOl( .. BG1A 
.. LAB .. B1 472 473 09-12 S 117 sex 
AQUAT Ie 810LOGY 3 BI 415 1227 1 UH 314 SC CASTENHOL Z .. GO 
• LAB + 81 475 1228 09-12 S 322 se MICROBIOLOGY 5 BI 481 1229 11 MWF .. 314 se SISTROM GIV 
+ LAB • IH 481 1230 2-5 UH 317 SC MICROBIOLOGY 3 Bl 482 11 MWF 314 SC SISTROM GIV 
DEVELOPMENTAL 8101. 3 BI 484 1231 1 NIIF 314 SC GRANT GJI 
DEVELOP BiOl LAB 3 BI 485 2-5 UH 322 SC GRANT AGJI 
LAB. FielD METHODS 4 81 494 1232 494 2-5 Nil 111 Scx MURPHY GI 
HIST BiOlOGIC IDEAS 3 BI 495 1233 09 MIIF 314 SC GI 
RESEARCH BI 501 1234 501 501 501 INR 
SUPERV COlL TEACHING BI 502 1235 502 502 502 INR 
THES IS Bl 503 1236 503 503 503 {NR 
READING BI 505 1231 505 505 505 INR 
SEMINAl! BI 507 1238 507 501 INR 
SEMINAR 81 507 1239 501 501 507 4 F 16 SC INR 
SEN AYI 1 BI 507 1240 507 501 11 UH 334 SC TEPFER + INR 
SEN CYTOL 2 BI 501 1241 7-9 U 314 SC IHMBER INR 
SEM OEV BIOL 2 BI 507 1242 507 501 7-9 M 314 SC GRANT 1NR 
SEM NOL BIOL 2 BI 507 1243 507 501 7-9 Ii 314 SC STAHL INR 
SEN PHYS 1000GY 2 BI 507 1244 507 507 7-9 H 334 SC SCHEER INR 
SEN ECOLOGY I BI 507 1245 507 507 7-9 W 334 SC FRANK INR 
SEM BOTANY 2 BI 507 1246 507 507 7-9 H 314 SC TEPFER INR 
ENOOCRINOlOGY LAB 1-3 61 510 1247 510 384 SC SODERWALL IRA 
VERTEB ENDOCRiNOlOGY 3 61 511 1248 09 MIIF 334 SC SO OERW ALL IA 
PHYSIOl REPRODUCTION 3 81 512 09 MWF 334 se RISLEY • 2A 
NEUROPHYSIOlOG 8EHAV 3 81 516 517 10/12 UH 314 SC COHEN + IA 
NEUROPHYSIOLOGY LAB 3 BI 519 519 2-5 WH 303 SC COHEN. IRA 
ADVANCED GENETICS 2 BI 521 522 10 UH 30 SC FA BERGE IRA 
ELECTRON MICROSCOPY 2-4 BI 523 523 1 NW+ 334 SC WALCOTT QIRA 
+ LA6 + 61 523 523 2-5 UH 321 SC 
OEVELOPMENT GENETICS 3 61 526 09 MWF 314 se CLANCY IA 
810LOGY OF FISHES 4 BI 551 I UH. 105 SC MORRIS lA 
+ LA8 .. BI 551 2-5 UH 322 SC 
AOVANCEO BIOLOGY 3 61 597 1249 598 599 09-11 UH 334 SC TEPFER • IA 
"'* Priority enrollment:in all courses starting 10 H for seniors and grad-
uates. 11 H for juniors. 1 H for others. K- ,Bi 311 
B-General chemistry L-Bi 361 
C-Ch 334 ' 0--8; 37201' +71 
D-Bi422 Q-Bi+JI 
E-Gelleral Physics T-Freshman or I 
F-Bi 355,356 "-Hi 320011<1 2, J. or I 
J-Bi 356 and Ch 461. 2. J or I 
CHEMISTRY 
eov .... #100, 200, 3DO Hove 
Priority Houn for Enrollment Storling' 10H IIH lH 2H 3H 4H 08F 09F 10 F 
for Stud."", with Nom ... Beginning c.o E.G H-J K·L M·N O·R S T-I A-8 
ELEMENTARY CHEMISTRY 4 CH 101 1271 08 UHS. ISO SC aOEKELHEIOE XS 
+ DIS + CH 101 1272 I U 216 ALL 
.. DIS + CH 10 I 1213 I U 118 FR 
• DIS .. CH 101 1274 2 U 331 VIL 
+ DIS + CH 101 1275 2 U 30 SC 
+ DIS .. CH 101 1276 2 II 366 CMM 
+ DIS • CH 101 1277 2 II 233 SC 
• DIS + CH 101 1278 I H 117 FR 
• 01S • CH 101 1279 I H 118 FR ELEMENTARY CHEMISTRY 4 CH 102 103 08 UHH 150 SC LARRABEE 
• LA8 + CH 102 103 2-5 N I SC + LA8 + CH 102 103 2-5 F I SC 
+ DIS + CH 102 103 12 N 105 SC 
+ DIS + CH 102 103 12 II 314 SC 
.. DIS • CH 102 103 2 II 233 SC 
.. DIS + CH 102 103 2 H 16 SC 
+ DIS + CH 102 103 12 F 105 SC 
• DIS + CH 102 103 12 F 314 SC GENERAL CHENlSTRY 3 CH 104 1280 105 106 09 MIIF ISO SC SWINEHART S 
IN1ROOliCT CHEM LA8 2 CH 107 1281 4 M. 150 SC SHA8TAI 8 
+ LAB • eH 107 1282 09-12 U 1 SC 
.. LA8 + CH 107 1283 2-5 II 1 SC 
.. LAB + CH 107 1264 09-12 H I SC 
.. LAB + CH 107 1285 2-5 H 1 SC 
.. LAB + eH 107 1286 09-12 S I SC 
INORGANIC QUAI. ANAL 2 CH 108 4 M+ ISO SC SHA8TAI ac 
13 
Chemistry (Continued) 
Roo/It, 
COllrse Title Credifs Dcpt. TL,\- IV S SS HOllr Days Buildi"g Instructor _Yoft~S 
• LAS • CH 108 09-12 U 1 SC 
• LA8 .. Cli 108 2-5 W 1 5C 
• LAS • Cli 106 09-12 H 1 SC 
• LAS .. eH 108 2-5 H 1 SC 
.. LA8 • CH 108 09-12 S 1 SC 
I NTR VOL UMETRI C ANAL 2 CH 109 4 M. 150 SC SHASTAI 80 
• LA8 • CH 109 09-12 U I SC 
• LA8 • CH 109 2-5 W 1 SC 
• LAB • eH 109 09-12 H 1 se 
• LAB • CH 109 2-5 Ii I SC 
• LAS .. eH 109 09-12 S 1 SC GENERAL CHEMISTRY 3 CH 204 1287 205 206 09 MWF 30 SC SIMPSON .. EHS 
INORGANIC QUAl ANAL 2 CH 207 1288 1 UH++ 30 SC SWINEHART FZ 
.. LAB • CH 207 12S'I 10-12 U. 103 SC 
• • CH 207 09-12 H 103 SC 
• LAB • CH 207 1290 2-4 U. 103 SC 
.. • CH 207 2-5 H 103 5C 
INTRO GII-AVIMETR ANAL 2 CH 208 1 U+" 30 SC SW INEHART K 
.. LAB • CH 208 10-12 U+ 103 SC 
• + CH 208 09-12 H 103 SC 
+ LAB + CH 208 2-4 U+ 103 SC 
• + CH 20S 2-5 H 103 SC INTR VOLUMETRIC ANAL 2 Cli 209 1 U"" 30 5C SW INEHART 
.. LAS • Cli 209 10-12 U" 103 SC 
• • CH 209 09-12 H 103 5C 
• LAS CH 209 2-4 U+ 103 SC 
.. .. CH 209 2-5 H 103 SC 
QUANT IT A TI VE ANAL 4 CH 320 08 UH" 16 SC BARNHARD 
.. LAB .. CH 320 2-5 MW 101 SC 
.. LAB • CH 320 09-12 UH 101 SC ELEM eUANT IT AT ANAL 5 eH 320 
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I 3 CH 334 1291 335 336 12 MWF 16 SC KEANA .. LOS 
ORGANIC CHEM II 3 CH 334 1292 335 12 MWF 150 SC KLEMM. LQS 
INTRa ORGANIC LAB 2 CH 337 1293 33B 12 U+ 123 SC KLEMM ST 
+ LAB • Ctl 337 1294 338 2-5 M 101 SC 
+ LAB • CH 331 1295 338 2-5 II 101 SC 
+ LAB + CH 337 1296 338 2-5 H 101 SC 
+ LAB .. CH H7 1297 HB 2-5 F 101 SC 
ORGANIC CHEM LAB 2-3 CH 340 1298 341 342 12 H+ 30 SC KEANA S 
.. LAB .. CH 340 1299 341 342 2-5 MW 
.. LAB + CH 340 1300 341 342 2-5 UH 
RESEARCH CH 401 1301 401 401 IRU 
THE5 IS CH 403 1302 403 403 IRV 
READING CH 405 1303 405 405 IR 
LA80RATORY PROBLEMS CH 409 1304 409 409 GIR 
PHYSICAL INORG CHEM 3 eH 411 1305 412 09 MWF 105 SC MAW. G 
KINETICS IN SOLUTION 3 CH 416 09 MWF 233 SC NOYES G 
SURVEY ANALYT CHEM 4-5 CH 429 M 
SURVEY ORGANIC CHEM 4-5 CH 439 M 
PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY 
" 
CH 441 1306 442 443 I MWHF 16 SC PETICOLAS. MS 
PHYSIC CHEM MEASURE 2 CH 446 1307 447 448 I U++ 16 SC GRIFFITH MS 
+ + CH 446 441 448 2-4 U" 169 SC MS 
+ + CH 446 447 4"8 2-5 H 169 SC 
BIOCHEMISTRY 3 CH 461 1308 462 463 10 MWF 30 SC WOLFE+ GSW 
BIOCHEMISTRY LA8 3 CH 464 1309 2-5 F 169 SC HERBERT. GI 
RESEARCH CH 501 1310 501 501 501 Nil 
THES IS CH 503 1311 503 503 503 Nil. 
READING CH 505 1312 505 505 505 R 
SEMINAR CH 507 1313 507 501 4 U 16 SC N 
SEM BIOCHEMISTRY 1 CH 507 1314 507 507 4 H 30 SC Nil. 
SEM ORGANIC CHEM I CH 507 1315 507 507 8 M 30 SC NR 
SEM PHYSICAL CHEM 1 CH 507 1316 507 507 4 M 30 5C Nil. 
AOV ORGANIC CHEM 3 CH 531 1317 532 533 12 MWF 30 SC KOENIG 
TOPICS ORGANIC CHEM 2-3 CH 534 131B 535 09 MWF 233 SC DOLBY. 
TOPICS ORGANIC CHEM 2-3 CH 536 09 MWF 105 SC KLEMM 
CHEM THERMODYNAMICS 3 CH 551 1319 552 11 MWF 105 SC PHILPOTT 
STATIST THERMODYNAM 3 CH 553 554 I MWF 233 SC PETlCI1AS 
ENZYMES + META80LISM 2-3 CH 563 II HWF 233 SC WOLFE • 
PHYSIC BIOCHEMISTRY 2-3 CH 564 1320 565 11 MWF 233 SC SCHELLHAN • 
X-··CuIlCurn?l't Illath t'cconmu!llded L-Ch lOt. and lOX or ell 20ft and 1(1'4 with C gr .. ule 
H-Ch lW, 5. ri Cnt1tm'felltl\" or r ()-).(ajors 
C-Clt 109 with C grade, or I <.J---DI.·:;.igned for ~tudent:'= in hio-u,cdinl prngr:u1Ts 
D-Ch lW with C grade, or I T~--l'1l I~ or 2(k~ with C grad\! 
E-H, majnfs Of I L+-H or llIajorr. 
F-Ch 2<H COI1Cl1rrt>nt or I \ '-).(ajors in honors program 
K-Ch209nr I \\--eh 109, 9 or ell 20K 9 and I 
J--(h 207 or I Z-2 \('<..'turcs a WI...'Ck for'; w<':l...'ks 
14 
CLASSICS, CHINESE AND JAPANESE 
Greek 
No Courses Have Priority Hours for Enrollment 
Room. 
C01(1"SC Title Credits Dept. TLN W S SS HOllr Days Building Instructor Notes 
8EGINNING GREEK 4 CL 050 1341 051 2 MWHF 1 QUO MOFFITT S 
INTRODUCT XENOPHDN 4 CL 052 2 MWHF 1 QUO MOFFITT S 
INTRODUCTION HOMER 4 CL 101 1342 102 1 MWHF 109 FR REAVIS 
INTROOUCTION PLATO 4 CL 103 1 MWHF 109 FR REAVIS 
INTRODUCT ION HOMER 4 (;L 314 1343 315 1 MWHF 109 FR REAVIS 
INTRODUCTION PLATO 4 CL 316 1 MWHF 109 FR REAVIS 
HERODOTUS 3 CL 318 13"'- 10 UHS 302 FR SHUCARO 
SOPHOCLES 3 CL 320 10 UHS 302 FR SHUCARD 
OEMOSTHENES 3 CL 321 10 UHS 302 FR SHUCARD 
READING CL 405 1345 405 405 405 R 
THUCYOIOES 3 CL 411 1346 11 UHS 302 FR BLACK GA 
AESCHYlUS 3 CL 412 11 UHS 302 FR BLACK GA 
GREEK LYRIC POETRY 3 CL 416 11 UHS 302 FR BLACK GA 
THES IS CL 503 1341 503 503 503 PoN 
GREEK SEMINAR CL 501 1348 501 501 RA 
STUDIES IN GREEK LIT CL 511 1349 518 519 RA 
Latin 
No COUBeS Have Priority Hours for Enrollmenf 
1ST YEAR LAT IN 4 CL 060 1361 061 062 060 MWHF 110 CAM ARCHIBAlD 
1ST YEAR LATIN 4 CL 061 
1ST YEAR LATIN 3 CL 062 
CICEROS ORATIONS 4 CL 104 1362 11 MWFS 201 GER POWERS 
VIRGILS AENEID 4 CL 105 11 MWFS 201 GER POWERS 
TERENCE 4 CL lOb 11 MIIFS 201 GER POWERS 
lIVY 3 CL 301 13b3 11 MWf 20b FR REAVIS 
V I RG IL EeLOG GEORGIC 3 CL 302 11 MWF 206 fR REAVIS 
HORACES ODES 3 CL 303 11 MWF 20b FR REAVIS 
LATIN COMPOSITION 1 CL 341 1364 348 349 2 U 206 FR SHUCARO S 
READING CL 405 1365 405 405 405 R 
LAT IN SEM INAR CL 408 1366 408 408 408 10 UHS 109 FR BLACK GIlA 
THESIS CL 503 13b7 503 503 503 RN 
READING CL 505 1368 505 505 505 R 
STUDIES IN LATIN LIT CL 514 13b9 515 516 09 MWF 239 LA SHUCARD RA 
Chinese and Japanese 
No Cou ...... Have Priority Hours for Enrollment 
1ST YEAR CHINESE 5 OL 050 1381 051 052 09 MUWHF 231 CMM SUN 
1ST YEAR JAPANESE 5 OL ObO 1382 061 062 09 MUWHF 2~3 CMM 
2ND YEAR CHINESE 5 OL 101 1383 102 103 11 MUWHF 7 QUO PALANDRI 
2ND YEAR JAPANESE 5 OL 104 1384 105 106 1 MUWHF 239 tA NAFF 
3RO YEAR CHINESE 3 OL 311 1385 312 313 1 U+ 241 LA SUN 
3RD YEAR JAPANESE 5 DL 314 138b 315 1 MUWHF 319 ALL 
READING OL 405 1381 405 405 
CLASSICAL JAPANESE 3 OL 411 1388 412 413 NAFF RM 
ECONOMICS 
COllrses #200, 375 Have 
Priority HOllrs for Enrollment Starting: 10H llH 1 H 2H 3H 4H OSF 09F 10F 
lor Students with Names Beginning K·L M-N O-R S T-I A-S CoD E-G H..J 
PRINCIPLES ECONOMICS 3 EC 201 1401 09 MWF 201 CHA SMITH 
PRINCIPLES ECONOMICS 3 EC 202 203 201 09 MWF 180 CAM SMITH 
PRINCIPLES ECONOMICS 3 EC 201 1402 202 3 MWF 138 eMM WATTLES 
PRINCIPLES ECONOMICS 3 EC 202 203 202· 3 MWF 160 CAM WATTLES 
PRINCIPLES ECONOMICS 3 EC 201 1403 09 UHS 231 CMM BEST 
PRINCIPLES ECONOMICS 3 EC 201 1404 202 203 203 214 UH 161 CMM SWANSON H 
PRINCIPLES ECONOMICS 3 EC 203 1405 09 UHS 236 CMM CULVER 
MONEY + BANK I NG 3 EC 318 140b 318 1 MWF 238 CMM AlESS 10 
TAX + FISCAL POLICY 3 EC 319 1 MWF 236 CMM 
INTERNATION FINANCE 3 EC 320 11 MWF 151 EO 
ECONOM Ie THEORY 3 EC 315 1401 316 311 315 10 MWF 133 eMM HAWORtH 
RESEARCH EC 401 1408 401 401 
READING EC 405 1409 405 405 
SEMINAR ec 401 1410 401 M 
MONETARY + BANK THEO 3 EC 411 1411 412 11 MWF 2~4 CMM GOlOSTEIN G 
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Fan 
Cow'scTitle Credits Dept. Xo. TL.\, IF S SS Hou/' Days f nstructor Xotcs 
MO~ETARY + 8ANK'THEO 3 EC 413 11 MWF 244 CMM SIMPSON G 
REGIO~AL ECONOMICS 3 EC 414 1412 09 MWF 241 CAM TATTERSALL G 
REGIONAL ECONOMICS 3 EC 415 09 MWF Z41 CAM WHITELAW G 
REGIO~AL ECONOMICS 3 EC 416 09 MWF Z41 CAM SI MPSON G 
PUBLIC F lNANCE 3 EC 429 1413 430 431 1 MWF 167 CMM WHITELAW G 
INTERNATIONAL ECO~ 3 EC 440 1414 441 442 1212 UH 310 CMM GOlOSTE IN G 
lABOR ECONOMICS 3 EC 444 1415 OB MWF 244 CMM Kl EINSORGE G 
ORGANIZED LABOR 3 EC 445 08 MWF 244 CMM KL ElNSORGE G 
LABOR LEGISLATION 3 EC 446 08 MWF 244 eMM KL EINSORGE G 
COMPAR ECOMONIC SYST 2 EC 450 1416 451 452 3/5 UH 232 CMM SMITH + M 
ECON HIST MOO EUROPE 3 EC 454 1417 455 456 11 MWF 333 CMM LORWIN G 
I~DUST ORG + PUB POL 3 EC 460 141B 461 462 214 UH 232 CMM EDWARDS GA 
ECON REGULATED INOUS 3 EC 463 2 MWf 33B CMM SMITH G 
QUANT ECO~OMIC ANAL 3 EC 464 1419 465 466 10/12 UH 112 CMM KHANG G 
HI STORY ECCN THOUGHT 3 EC 470 1420 472 OB MWf 105 CON CAMPBELL G 
HISTORY ECON THOUGHT 3 EC 471 OB MWF 201 VIL CAMPBELL G 
DEVELOP I~OUSTR ECON 3 EC 490 1421 491 492 491 09/11 UH 204 CHA TATTERSALL G 
DEVELOP INDUSTR ECON 3 EC 492 
DEVELOP INDUSTR ECON 3 EC 493 
RESEARCH EC 501 1422 501 IRN 
THESIS EC 503 1423 503 lRN 
READING EC 505 1424 505 IR 
SEMINAR EC 507 1425 507 IR 
SEM DEVELOP PROGRAM 3 EC 507 1-4 F 233 eMM HAWORTH IR 
SEM ECONOMETRICS 3 EC 507 1426 507 507 4/6 UH 233 se BIERWAG IRA 
SEM ECON HISTORY 3 EC 507 1427 507 501 2-5 H 204 CHA TATTERSAll [R 
SEM INDUSTR ORG 3 Ee 501 142B 501 507 10-12 UH 201 CON EDWARDS IRA 
SEM INTERNAT ECCN 3 EC 507 1429 501 507 3-6 PI 234 eMM MI KESEll IRA 
SEM INTERNAl FINANCE :; EC 501 2-5 H 207 CON GOLDS IE IN IR 
SEM MARKET STRUCTURE 3 EC 507 214 UH 241 CMM SMITH IR 
SEM LABOR ECONOMICS 3 EC 501 1430 1-3 M 261 CAM KL EINSORGE IR 
SEM MATH ECON 3 EC 501 1431 501 507 3/5 UH 233 SC SIMPSON + IR 
SEM MONE TARY THEORY 3 EC 507 1432 507 507 1/3 UH 241 CMM SIMPSON IR 
SEM THEO ECON GROWTH 3 EC 507 1-4 F 233 CMM KHANG IR 
ECON GROWTH DEVELOP 3 EC 524 1433 525 526 3-6 U 333 CMM MIKESEll IA 
ADV ECONOMIC THEORY 3 EC 55B 1434 559 560 10 MWF 137 CMM KOPLIN I 
INCOME + EMPLOY THEO 3 EC 561 1435 562 563 1/3 UH 161 CMM KOPLIN I 
PRICE + DISTRI8 THEO 3 EC 575 1436 I MWF 333 CMM BIERiofAG IA 
PRICE + OISTRIB THEO 3 EC 576 517 MifF RI"::RWA~ fA 
ENGLISH 
Literature 
All Courses Have 
Priority Hours for Enrollment Starting: 10H l1H 1 H 2H 3H 4H 08F 09F 10F 
for Studenls with Nam ... Beginning 0-1 5 T·I A·a C·D E.G H·J K·L M·N 
SURVEY ENGLISH LIT 3 ENG 101 1451 102 103 08 MiofF 333 CMM MUNDLE A 
SURVEY ENGLISH Lil 3 ENG 101 1452 102 103 10 MWF 337 CMM YEATMAN A 
SURVEY ENGLISH LIT 3 ENG 101 1453 102 103 3 HWF 242 CM" G08ER A 
SURVEY ENGliSH LIT 3 ENG 101 1454 102 103 11 UH 150 SC I SHERWOOD A 
+ DIS + ENG 101 1455 102 103 3 M 233 SC A 
+ OIS + ENG 101 1456 102 103 4 M 202 CHA A 
+ DIS + ENG 101 1457 102 103 08 U 313 ALL A 
+ DIS + ENG 101 145B 102 103 09 U 336 CMM A 
+ DIS + ENG 101 1459 102 103 09 U 215 All A 
+ DIS + ENG 101 1460 102 103 10 U 307 OEA A 
+ DIS + ENG 101 1461 102 103 10 U 7 QUO A 
• DIS + ENG 101 1462 102 103 12 H 306 ALL A 
+ DIS + ENG 101 1463 102 103 I H 5 QUO A 
+ DIS + ENG 101 1464 102 103 1 H 112 CMM A 
+ DIS + ENG 101 1465 102 103 1 H 306 ALL A 
+ DIS + ENG 101 1466 102 103 2 H 233 SC A 
+ 015 + ENG 101 1467 102 103 2 H 104 MUS A 
+ DIS + ENG 101 1468 102 103 2 H 21B ALL A 
+ DIS + ENG 101 1469 102 103 3 H 240 LA A 
+ DIS + ENG 101 1470 102 103 3 H 21B All A 
• DIS + ENG 101 1471 102 103 4 H 21B ALL A 
• 015 + ENG 101 1472 102 103 12 F 137 EO A 
+ DIS + ENG 101 1473 102 103 09 S 203 CHA A 
+ DIS + ENG 101 1474 102 103 09 S 206 OEA A 
+ DIS + ENG 101 1475 102 103 10 S 301 CON A 
+ DIS + ENG 101 1476 102 103 10 S 369 CON A 
+ DIS + ENG 101 1477 102 103 11 S 301 CON A 
+ DIS • ENG 101 147B 102 103 11 S 170 CAM A SURVEY ENGLISH LIT 3 ENG 103 1479 101 102 102 12 HOff 333 CMM IofH ITT IER A 
I~TROI)UCT LI TERATURE 3 ENG 104 14BO 105 106 06 HWF 332 CMM A 
INTROOUCT LITERATURE 3 ENG 104 14Bl OB HWf 337 CMM 
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INTRODUCT LITERATURE 3 ENG 105 106 08 MWF 189 CAli A 
INTRDDUCT LITERATURE 3 ENG 104 1482 105 106 10 I1WF 310 CMM A 
INTRDDUCT LITERATURE 3 ENG 104 1483 105 106 12 I1WF 332 CMM A 
INTRODUCT LITERATURE 3 ENG 104 1484 105 106 1 HWF 337 CHI1 A 
INTROOUCT LITERATURE 3 ENG 104 1485 105 106 3 MWF 100 NES A 
INTRODUCT LITERATURE 3 ENG 104 1486 105 106 09 UHS 133 CMI1 A 
INTRODUCT lITERATURE 3 ENG 104 1487 105 106 10 UHS 244 CMM A 
INTRODUCT liTERATURE 3 ENG 104 1488 105 106 719 UH 244 CMM A 
INTRODUCT liTERATURE 3 ENG 104 1489 105 106 1 UH 150 SC S GREfNFI El D A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1490 105 106 4 M 233 SC A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1491 105 106 08 U 5 QUO A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1492 105 106 09 U 5 QUO A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1493 105 106 09 U 110 CAM A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1494 105 106 10 U 201 VIL A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1495 105 106 10 U 369 CON A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1496 105 106 11 U 100 NES A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1497 105 106 11 U 301 OEA A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1498 105 106 12 U 172 CMM A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1499 105 106 2 H 6 QUO A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1500 105 106 2 H 8 QUO A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1501 105 106 3 H 101 FCH A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1502 105 106 3 H 121 FCH A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1503 105 106 3 H 210 OEA A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1504 105 106 4 H 306 ALL A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1505 105 106 12 F 212 CMM A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1506 105 106 08 S 209 OEA A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1507 lOS 106 08 S 218 ALL A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1508 105 106 09 S 118 FR A 
+ OIS + ENG 104 1509 105 106 09 S 301 CON A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1510 105 106 10 S 104 DEA A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1511 105 106 10 S 306 All A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1512 105 106 11 S 172 CMI1 A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1513 105 106 11 S 218 ALL A 
INTRODUCT liTERATURE 3 ENG 104 1514 105 106 2 UH 150 SC MALARKEY A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1515 105 106 3 M 314 SC A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1516 105 106 4 M 105 SC A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1517 105 106 08 U 121 FCH A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1518 105 106 09 U 102 DEA A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1519 105 106 09 U 8 QUO A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1520 105 106 10 U 137 CMM A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1521 105 106 10 U 8 QUO A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1522 106 II U 204 CHA A 
+ DIS + ENG 105 II U 336 CMM A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1523 11 U 209 DEA A 
+ DIS + ENG 105 106 11 U 184 CAM A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1524 105 106 12 U 313 ALL A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1525 105 106 I U 301 CON A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1526 105 106 I U 120 PE A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1521 105 106 1 U 112 CMM A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1528 105 106 3 H 214 FR A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1529 105 106 3 H 106 FR A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1530 105 106 12 F 207 CON A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1531 105 106 4 H 216 All A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1532 105 106 08 S 159 CAM A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1533 105 106 09 S 117 FR A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1534 105 106 09 S 240 LA A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1535 105 106 10 S 203 CHA A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1536 105 106 10 S 170 CAM A 
+ DIS + ENG 104 1537 105 106 II S 104 DEA A 
+015 + ENG 104 1538 105 106 11 S 117 FR A 
INTRODUCT LITERATURE 3 ENG 105 1539 106 104 104 08 I4WF 238 CI4M A 
INTRODUCr LITERATURE 3 ENG 106 1540 104 105 106 2 MWF 8 QUO A 
WDRlD LITERATURE 3 ENG 107 1541 108 109 08 MWF 242 CMM MllOWICKI A 
WORLD LITERATURE 3 ENG 101 1542 108 109 09 MWF 333 CMI4 MILOWICKI A 
WORLD LITERATURE 3 ENG 107 1543 108 109 10 MWF 100 NES MCW ILL lAMS A 
WORlD LITERATURE 3 ENG 101 1544 U MWF 332 CMM NICHOllS A 
WORlD LITERATURE 3 ENG 108 109 11 MWF 332 CMI4 MILOWICKI A 
WORlD LITERATURE 3 ENG 101 1545 108 109 12 MWF 244 CMI4 S HANOY A 
WORlD LITERATURE 3 ENG 107 1546 1 I4WF 232 CI4I4 BALL A 
WORlD LITERATURE 3 ENG 108 109 1 I4WF 189 CAM BROWNING A 
WORlD LITERATURE J ENG 107 1541 108 109 2 I4WF 152 ED BROWNING A 
WORLD LITERATURE 3 ENG 107 1548 108 109 3 I4WF 310 CMM HINES A 
WORLD LITERATURE 3 ENG 107 1549 108 109 719 MW 242 CI4" H ROCKETT A 
WORlD LITERATURE 3 ENG 107 108 108 I I4WF 221 All NltHOLLS A 
SHAK ESPEM E 3 ENG 201 1550 202 203 08 MWF 202 MUS DI XON A 
SHAKESPEARE J ENG 201 1551 202 203 08 I4WF 6 QUO REID A 
SHAKESPEARE 3 ENG 201 1552 08 MWF 121 GER ROCK ETT A 
SHAK ESPE M E 3 ENG 202 203 08 MWF 184 CAM ROCKETT A 
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SHAK ESPEARE 3 ENG 201 1553 0'1 M'tiF 11> SC PIERSON A 
SHAKESPEARE :> ENG 202 203 09 MWF 189 CAM PIERSON A 
SHAKESPEARE 3 ENG 201 1554 202 203 10 MWF 204 CHA BLACK A 
SHAKESPEARE 3 ENG 201 1555 10 MWF 6 QUO JOHNSON A 
SHAKESPEARE 3 ENG 202 203 10 MWF 232 CMM JOHNS ON A 
SHAKESPEARE 3 ENG 201 1556 11 MWF 331 CMM T GREENFIELD HA 
SHAKESPEARE 3 ENG 202 203 11 MWF 331 CMM SVENDSEN HA 
SHAKESPEARE 3 ENG 201 1557 202 203 11 MWF 302 GE R PIERSON A 
SHAKESPEARE 3 ENG 201 1558 202 203 12 MWF 331> CMM DI XON A 
SHAKESPEARE 3 ENG 201 1559 202 203 12 MWF 137 CMM JOHNSON A 
SHAKESPEARE 3 ENG 201 1560 1 MWF 336 CMM SHERWOOD A 
SHAKESPEARE 3 ENG 202 203 1 MWF 184 CAM SHERWOOD A 
SHAK ESPEARE 3 ENG 201 1561 202 203 2 MWF 207 CON HORN A 
SHAKESPEARE 3 ENG 201 151>2 202 203 3 MWF 137 "1M T GREENFIELD A 
SHAKESPEARE 3 ENG 201 1563 202 203 1111 UH 242 CMM STEVENS A 
SHAKESPEARE 3 ENG 201 151>4 202 203 11/1 UH 244 CMM 8LACK A 
SHAKESPEARE 3 ENG 201 1565 202 203 201 119 UH 232 CMM ST EVENS A 
SHAK ESP EARE 3 ENG 203 151>6 201 202 203 719 MW 232 CMM PAYNE A 
SURVEY AMERICAN LIT 3 ENG 253 1567 254 255 08 MWF 331> CMM LEGRIS A 
SURVEY AMERICAN LIT 3 ENG 253 1568 254 255 253 2 MWF 336 CMM PO RT ER A 
TRAGEDY 3 ENG 301 1569 301 301 11 MWF 204 CHA ROCKETT A 
EPIC 3 ENG 303 1570 303 303 1 MWF 342 CMM RE 10 A 
COMEDY 3 ENG 304 1571 304 304 10 MWF 244 CMM HORN A 
SATIRE 3 ENG 305 1572 305 305 09 MWF 244 CMM THORPE A 
LIT OF ENGLISH BIBLE 3 ENG 301> 1513 307 11/1 UH 337 CMM MAVEETY A 
ENGL ISH NaVEL 3 ENG 320 1574 322 09 MWF 370 CMM BLACK A 
ENGL I SH NO VEL 3 ENG 32.1 09 MWF 201 V IL BLACK A 
AMER ICAN SATIRE 3 ENG 323 10 MWF 369 tON LOVE A 
AMERICAN NOVEL 3 ENG 391 1515 393 09 MWF 341 CMM ALBRECHT A 
AMERICAN NOVEL 3 ENG 392 09 MWF 302 GER AL8RECHT A 
AMER ICAN NOVEL 3 ENG 391 1576 392 393 12 MWF 204 CHA CROSS A 
AMER I CAN Nova 3 ENG 391 1577 392 393 391 3 MWF 336 CMM CROSS A 
20TH CENT LI TERATURE 3 ENG 394 1578 395 391> 08 MWF 100 NES SABOL A 
20TH CENT LITERATURE 3 ENG 394 1579 10 MWF 102 HEN SABOL A 
20TH CENT LITERATURE 3 ENG 395 396 10 MWF 189 CAM SA80L A 
20TH CENT LITERATURE 3 ENG 394 1580 395 396 11 MWF 232 CMM MOORE A 
20TH CENT liTERATURE 3 ENG 394 1581 395 396 12 MWF 238 CMM W HANOY HA 
20TH CENT LITERATURE 3 ENG 394 1582 395 391> 1 MWF 244 CMM THORPE A 
20TH CENT LITERATURE 3 ENG 394 1583 395 391> 2 MWF 370 CMM SHANDY A 
20TH CENT LITERATURE 3 ENG 394 1584 395 396 395 3 MWF 101 CMM SHANDY A 
THES IS ENG 403 1585 403 403 403 HIRA 
REAOING ENG 405 1586 405 405 405 IRA 
SEMINAR ENG 407 1587 401 It07 407 GA 
SEM MOO PROSE STYL E 3 ENG 401 1111 IIW 170 CAM KITZHASER SA 
SEM LIT REL FOLKLORE 3 ENG 407 1588 08 MwF 170 CAM TOElKEN 8A 
SEM LIT REL FOLKLORE 3 ENG 407 1589 407 407 12 MWF 101 CMM TOELKEN RGA 
ENGL ISH DRAMA 3 ENG 411 1590 412 413 11 MWF 173 CMM HORN GA 
HIST LITERARY CRITIC 3 ENG 414 1591 415 416 11 MWF 366 CMM J SHERWOOD GA 
MODERN DRAMA 3 ENG 420 1592 421 422 10 MWF 231 CMM BALL GA 
EARL Y ENGL ISH LIT 3 ENG 425 09 MWF 101 CMM TOELKEN MA 
CHAUtER 3 ENG 428 1593 428 428 09 MWF 167 CMM TOELKEN MA 
CHAUCER 3 ENG 428 1594 12 MWF 237 CMM 01 PASQUAlE MA 
CHAUCER 3 ENG 428 1595 3 MWF 306 All 01 PASQUALE MA 
CHAUCER 3 ENG 428 08 MWF 124 NES MALARKEY MA 
LIT OF RENAl SSANCE 3 ENG 1030 1591> 431 432 1 MWF 369 CON T GREENF I EL 0 GA 
LIT OF RENAISSANCE 3 ENG 430 1597 431 432 1 MWF 8 QUO MAVEETY GA 
SPENSER 3 ENG 434 1598 09 MWF 170 CAM MCNEIR GA 
17TH CENT LITERATURE 3 ENG 440 1599 441 442 1 MWF 207 CON ROCKETT GA 
17TH tENT LITERATURE 3 ENG 440 1600 441 442 10 MWF 124 NES REID GA 
HILTONS MINOR WORKS 3 ENG 444 09 MWF 203 CHA SVENDSEN GA 
MILTONS MAJOR POEMS 3 ENG 445 09 MWF 232 CMM SVENDSEN GA 
18TH CENT LITERATURE 3 ENG 450 1601 451 452 2 MWF 172 CMM THORPE GA 
ROMANTIC POETS 3 ENG 460 1602 461 462 10 MWF 8 QUO STRANGE GA 
LATE 19TH CENT POETS 3 ENG 463 1603 464 465 1 MWF 100 NES CA08URY GA 
19TH CENT AMERIC LIT 3 ENG 477 1604 478 419 2 MWF 167 CMM CROSS GA 
MAJOR AMER1C WRITERS 3 ENG 481 11>05 482 483 3 MWF 366 CMM W HANDY GA 
MAJOR AMERIC WRITERS 3 ENG 481 1606 482 483 11 MWF 331> CMM AL8R ECHT GA 
YEATS" JOYCE 3 ENG 487 1607 09 MWF 102 HEN J SHERWOOD GA 
LIT ANAL FOR TEACHER 3 ENG 488 11>08 10 MWF 342 CMM 8ARTEL MA 
LIT ANAL FOR TEACHER 3 ENG 488 488 10 MWF 184 CAM 8ARTEL MA 
HISTORY ENG LANGUAGE 3 ENG 491 I MWF 120 PE 01 PASQUAl E MA 
HISTORY ENG LANGUAGE 3 ENG 491 I MWF 314 SC 01 PASQUALE MBA 
MODERN ENG GRAMMAR 3 ENG 492 1609 492 12 MWF 106 FR SLOAT lolA 
MODERN ENG GRAMMAR 3 ENG 492 1610 I MWf 124 NES KITlHABER MBA 
MODERN ENG GRAMMAR 3 ENG 492 492 1 MWf 124 NES KIT lHASER MA 
RESEARCH ENG 501 11>11 501 501 501 NR 
THESIS ENG 503 1612 503 503 503 NR 
READING ENG 505 1613 505 505 505 RA 
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CourscTWe Credits Depl. No. TLN W S SS Hour Days Bltilding Instructor Notes 
SEMI tlAR EtlG 507 1614 507 501 507 RA 
SEll COLLEGE COMP 1 ENG 507 1615 507 507 7-9 H 241 eMM LOVE A 
SEM OLD ENGlI SH 5 ENG 507 1616 3-6 U 202 CHA S GREENFIELD A 
SEM CHAUCER 5 ENG 507 4 MWF 159 CAM 01 PASQUAlE A 
SEM PIERS PLOWMAN 5 ENG 507 3-6 U 261 CAM 01 PASQUALE A 
SEM BAllADS 5 ENG 501 7-10 M 170 CAM TO ELK EN A 
SEM TRADIT NARRAT 5 ENG 507 1-10 M 110 CAM TOELKEN A 
SEM BIBLE 3 ENG 507 1111 UH 159 CAM MAVEETY BA 
SEM RESTORAT DRAMA 5 ENG 507 3-6 H 206 FR J SHERWOOD A 
SEM BLAKE 5 ENG 507 3-6 U 202 CHA STRANGE A 
SEM CARL YLE DICKENS 5 ENG 507 1617 7-10 U 233 CMM MOORE A 
SEM CITY IN VIC LIT 5 ENG 507 7-10 U 233 CMM MOORE A 
SEM ARNOLD PAT ER 5 EtlG 507 1-10 U 233 CMM MOORE II 
SEM VICTORIAN NOVEL 5 ENG 507 507 4 MWF 170 CAM CADBURY A 
SEM JOYCE 5 ENG 501 3-6 H 261 CAM J SHERWOOD A 
SEM EMERSON THOREAU 5 ENG 507 1618 1-10 H 261 CA II AL BRECHT A 
SEM MELVILLE 5 ENG. 507 1-10 H 261 CAM AL8RECHT A 
SEM E OICK INSON 5 ENG 501 7-10 H 261 CAM AL8RECHT A 
SEM SYMBOLI SM 5 ENG 507 1619 3-6 U 170 CAM BALL II 
SEM EXPERIMENTAliSM 5 ENG 507 3-6 U 170 CAM BALL A 
SEM LIT EXISTENTIAL 5 ENG 507 3-6 U 110 CAM BALL A 
SEM GENERATIVE GRAM 5 ENG 507 10 MWF 159 CMI SL OAT 811. 
OLO ENGl iSH 3 ENG 511 1620 512 513 11-1 UH 170 CAM S GREENFIELD A 
MIDDLE ENGLISH 3 ENG 517 2 MWF 237 CMM 01 PASQUAl E A 
TROILUS • CR I SEYOE 3 ENG 518 1621 08 MWF 124 NES MALARKE'I' A 
TROILUS • CRISE'I'OE 3 ENG SIB 1622 2 MWF 237 CMM 01 PASQUALE A 
PEARL POET 3 ENG 519 08 MifF 124 NES HALARKEY A 
PEARL POET 3 ENG 519 2 MWF 231 CHM 01 PAS QUAL E A 
HIST STRUC ENGL LANG 3 ENG 520 1623 521 522 09 MWF 159 CAM SLOAT II 
SHAKESPEARE 3 ENG 530 1624 11 MWF 101 CON MCHEIR A 
SHAKESPEARE 3 ENG 531 532 11 MifF 184 CAM T GREENF I EL 0 A 
METH LITERARY· STUDY 3 ENG 540 1625 540 3 HWF 173 CMM CAOBURY A 
MOOERtl FICTION 3 ENG 590 1/02/0 591 592 2 HWF 243 CHH WEGELIN A 
WRITING 
All Courses Have 
Priority Houn for inrollment Starting: 10H llH IH 2H 3H 4H oaF 09F lOP 
for Siudents with Nam .. Beginning O-R S T·I A-8 CoD E.G H.J K-L M-N 
ENGL I SH SECOND lANG 3 WR 091 1/051 098 08 HWF 207 CON 80 ROW ELL CA 
ENGLISH SECOND LANG 3 WR 097 1652 098 098 4 MUWF 314 SC JACKSON CA 
ENGLI SH SECOND LANG 3 ifR 098 1653 119 UH 207 CON BORDWELL CA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 121 1/054 122 123 121 08 HWF 112 0111 SA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 121 1655 122 123 08 IIWF 243 CMII SA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 121 1656 122 123 08 MifF 266 CMM SA 
ENGliSH COMPOS IT ION 1 WR 121 1657 122 123 08 MWF 212 CMM SA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 121 1658 122 123 08 MWF 7 QUO SA 
ENGlISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 121 1659 122 123 08 MWF 369 CON SA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 121 1660 122 123 08 MWF 301 CON SA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 121 1661 09 MWF 207 CON SA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 122 09 MWF 314 SC SA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 123 09 MWF 101 FCH SA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 121 1662 122 123 09 MWF 338 CMM SA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 121 1663 122 123 10 MWF 233 SC SA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 121 1664 122 123 10 MWF 334 SC SA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 121 1665 122 123 10 MWF 1 QUO SA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 121 1666 10 MWF 314 SC SA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 122 123 10 MWF 110 CAM SA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 121 1667 122 123 11 MWF 334 SC SA 
ENGliSH COMPOSITION 3 WR 121 1668 122 123 11 MWF 5 QUO SA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 121 1669 11 MWF 302 GER SA 
ENGliSH COMPOSITION 
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WR 122 123 11 MWF 6 QUO SA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 121 1610 11 MWF 102 HEN SA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 122 11 MWF 203 CHA SA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 123 11 MWF 202 CHA SA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 121 1611 122 123 12 "WF 202 CHA SA 
ENGliSH COMPOSITION 3 WR 121 1612 122 123 12 MWF 203 CHA SA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 121 1673 122 123 12 HWF 243 CMM SA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 121 1614 122 123 12 MWF 266 CMH SA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITiON 3 WR 121 1615 122 123 12 MWF 101 FCH SA 
ENGLiSH COMPOSITIUN 3 WR 121 1616 122 123 12 MWF 12'0 NU SA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 121 1611 1 HWF 205 VIL SA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 122 123 I MWF SA 
ENGLiSH COMPOSITION 3 WR 121 1618 122 1 MWF 334 SC SA 
ENGLISH COMPUSITION 3 WR 123 I HWF 105 CON SA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 121 1/019 122 123 1 HWF 366 CMM SA 
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E~GLISH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 121 1680 1 I1WF 218 All SA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 122 12. 1 I1WF SA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 121 1681 I MWF 301 CON SA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION • WI!. 122 1 MWF 152 EO SA ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 123 1 MWF SA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 121 1682 122 123 2 HWF 5 QUO SA 
ENGLISH COHPOSITION 3 WI!. 121 1683 122 123 2 HWF 202 CHA SA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION • WI!. 121 1684 122 123 2 HWF 203 CHA SA ENGLISH COMPOSITION • WI!. 121 1685 122 12. 2 MWF 120 PE SA ENGLISH COI1POSITION 3 WI!. 121 1686 122 123 2 MWF 100 NES SA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 121 1681 lU 123 • MWF 203 CHA SA ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 121 1688 122 123 3 MWF 266 CI1M SA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 121 1689 122 123 3 HWF 5 QUO SA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 121 1690 122 123 3 I1WF 7 QUO SA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 121 1691 122 123 3 MWF 105 SC SA 
ENGLISH COI1POSITION 3 WI!. 121 1692 122 123 4 HW+ 266 CHI1 OSA 
ENGLISH COI1POSITION 3 WR 121 1693 122 123 4 MIi+ 207 CON OSA 
ENGliSH CDI1POSITION 30 WR 121 1694 122 123 4 MW+ 7 QUO DSA 
ENGliSH COMPOSITION 30 WR 121 1695 122 123 
" 
HW+ 127 FCH DSA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 121 1696 122 12. 4 HW+ 124 NES OSA 
ENGLISH COHPOSITION 3 WI!. 121 1697 122 123 08 UHS 266 CHM S 
ENGLISH COHPOSITION 3 WI!. 121 1698 122 12. 08 UHS 243 CMM S 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 121 1699 122 123 08 UHS 232 CMH S 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 121 1700 122 123 08 UHS 101 CMM S 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 121 1701 122 123 09 UHS 167 CMM S 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 121 1702 122 123 09 UHS 173 CMM S 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION • WI!. 121 1703 122 123 09 UHS 266 CMM S ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 121 1704 122 123 09 UHS 212 CMM S 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 121 1705 122 123 09 UHS 207 CON S 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION • WR 121 1706 122 123 09 UH 137 EO SA ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 121 1707 122 123 09 UH 240 LA SA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 121 1708 122 123 10 UHS 243 CMM S 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 121 1709 122 123 10 UHS 272 CMM S 
ENGliSH COMPOSITION 3 WR 121 1710 122 123 10 UHS 206 OEA S 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 121 1711 122 123 10 UHS 118 FI!. S 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 121 1712 122 123 10 UHS 5 QUO S 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 121 1713 122 123 11 UHS 118 FR S 
ENGliSH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 121 1114 122 123 11 UHS 5 QUO S 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 121 In5 122 123 11 UHS 306 All S 
ENGliSH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 12l 1716 122 123 12 UH+ 121 FCH OSA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 121 1711 122 123 12 UH+ 124 NES OSA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 121 1718 122 123 12 UH+ 266 CMM DSA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION • WI!. 121 1719 122 123 12 UH+ 101 FCH OSA ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. III 1720 122 123 I UH+ 266 CMM OSA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 121 1721 122 123 1 UH+ 207 CON OSA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 121 1722 122 123 1 UH+ 101 CMM OSA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 121 1723 122 123 1 UH+ 124 NES OSA 
ENGliSH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 121 1724 122 123 1 UH+ 173 CMM OSA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 121 1125 122 123 1 UH+ 7 QUO OSA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 121 1726 122 123 1 UH+ 8 QUO OSA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 121 1727 122 123 2 UH+ 231 CM" OSA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 121 1128 122 123 2 UH+ 243 CMM OSA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 121 1729 122 123 2 UH+ 301 CON OSA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 121 1730 122 123 2 UH+ 5 QUO DSA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 121 1731 122 123 2 UH+ 306 ALL OSA 
ENGL I SH COMPOS IT ION 3 WR 121 1732 122 123 2 UH. 203 CHA OSA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 121 1133 122 123 3 UH+ 301 CON OSA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 121 1734 122 123 3 UH+ 20. CHA OSA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 121 Ins 122 12. 3 UH+ 306 ALL OSA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 121 1736 122 123 3 UH+ 5 QUO OSA 
ENGliSH COMPOSITION 3 WR 121 1137 122 123 3 UH+ 105 SC OSA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 121 1138 122 123 4 UH+ 203 CHA OSA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 121 1739 122 123 4 UH+ 301 CON OSA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 121 08 UH+ 204 CHA OSA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 121 09 UH+ 184 CAM OSA 
ENGliSH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 121 10 UH+ 202 CHA OSA 
ENGliSH COMPOSITION 3 WR 121 11 UH+ 366 CMM OSA 
ENGL I SH COMPOS IT ION 3 WR 121 12 UH+ 202 CHA OSA 
ENGL I SH COMPOS ITiON 3 WR 121 1 UH+ 336 CMM OSA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 121 2 UH+ 366 CMM OSA 
ENGL I SH COMPOS IT ION 3 WI!. 121 08 UH+ 204 CHA OSA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 121 10 UH+ 2'l8 AL L OSA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 122 1740 123 122 08 UH+ 173 CMM OSA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 122 1141 123 09 UH+ 301 CON OSA 
ENGliSH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 122 1142 123 10 UH+ 218 All OSA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 122 1143 123 11 UH- 215 ALL OSA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WI!. 122 1744 123 12 UH+ 366 CMM OSA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 122 1745 123 1 UH+ 105 SC OSA 
20 
Writing (Continued) 
Fall 
Course Title Credits Dctt. Xo. TLN W 5 55 Hour Days Illstructor .Yates 
ENGLISH COMPOS IT ION 3 WR 122 1746 123 2 UH+ 105 SC OSA 
ENGL ISH COMPOS I II ON 3 WR 122 I1tt7 123 3 UH+ 116 Ffl DSA 
ENGL ISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 123 1148 123 08 UH+ 272 CMM DSA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 123 1749 123 10 UH+ 237 CMM OSA 
ENGL I SH COMPOS It ION 3 WR 123 1750 123 11 UH+ 207 CON OSA 
ENGl.l SH COMPOS IT I 0'" 3 WII 123 1751 123 12 UH+ 203 CHA OSA 
ENGLISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 123 1752 123 1 UH+ 218 All OSA 
E"'Gl.ISH COMPOSITION 3 WR 123 1753 123 2 UH+ 366 CMM OSA 
INTRO IMAGIN WfllTING 3 WR 221 1154 222 223 7-9 M 202 CHA ME INKE IA 
INTRO lMAGIN WfllTING 3 WR 221 1755 222 223 7-9 M 203 CHA LACY IA 
INTRO IMAGIN WRITING 3 WR 221 1756 222 223 09 UH 242 CMM BROW'" IA 
INTRO IMAGIN WRITING 3 WR 221 1757 222 223 11 UH 137 EO WENDT IA 
INTRO IMAGI'" WRITI"'G 3 WR 2201- 1758 222 223 1-9 U 202 CHA MEI"'KE IA 
BUSINESS CORRESPONO 3 WR 224 1159 224 224 08 ·MWF 366 CMM E KITTOE EA 
8USINESS CORRESPOND 3 WR 224 1760 1 MWF 203 CHA E KITTOE EA 
BUSINESS CORRESPOND 3 WR 224 224 1 MWF 301 GER E KITTOE EA 
BUSI"'ESS CORRESPOND 3 WR 224 10 MWF 203 CHA E KITTOE EA 
EXPOSITORY WRITING 3 WR 226 1761 226 011 UH 20,+ CHA BURKE HA 
EXPOSITORY WRITING 3 WR 226 1762 09 UH 202 CHA SOEHREN HA 
EXPOSITORY WRITING 3 WR 226 1'163 10 UH 113 CMM GOBER HA 
EXPOSITORY WRITI"'G 3 WR 226 1764 11 UH 366 CI!I! ATKINSON HA 
EXPOSITORY WRITING 3 WII 226 1765 1 UH 137 EO GOSS HA 
EXPOSITORY WRITING 3 WR 226 08 UH 113 CMM FA 
EXPOSITORY WRITING 3 WR 226 09 UH 184 CAM FA 
EXPOSITORY WRITI"'G 3 WR 226 10 UH 203 CHA FA 
EXPOSITORY WRITING 3 WR 226 11 UH 366 CI!M FA 
EXPOSITORY WRITING :I WII 226 1 UH 331 Vil FA 
SCIENT TECH WRITING 3 WR 221 10 I!WF 201 CON E KITTOE EA 
COMPOSITION TUTORI~ 1 WII 231 1766 232 231 SOEHREN H/I. 
COMPOSITION TUTORIAL 1 WR 2:12 1161 231 232 SO EHREN HA 
11.0\1 EXPOSIT WRIT I"'G 3 WR 316 1168 316 316 11 UH 21>6 CMM SOEHREN A 
SHORT STORY WRITING 3 WII 324 171>9 325 326 324 10 UH 216 ALL SABOL IA 
SHORT STORY WRITING 3 WR 324 1770 325 326 1 UH 233 SC LACY IA 
POETRY WRIT I NG 3 WR 341 1771 342 343 7-9 U 110 CAM SALISBURY A 
WRITING + CONFERENCE WR 404 1172 404 404 404 IRA 
COMPOS FOR TEACHERS 3 WR 411 1773 08 MWF 204 CHA ALY MA 
COl!POS FOR TEACHERS 3 WII 411 1774 09 MWF 101 CMM lOVE MA 
COMPOS FOR TEACHERS 3 WR 411 1775 411 11 MWF 172 CMM AlY MA 
COMPOS FOR TEACHERS 3 WR 411 11 I!WF 161 CM" KITlHA8ER MA 
NOVEL WR ITING 3 WR 420 1776 421 422 3-5 U 207 GER LACY GIA 
SE"'IOR CREATIVE WRIT 3 WR 430 1771 431 432 1-3 U 215 All HA ISLIP IA 
THEO FICTION WRITING 3 WR 494 1-3 H 21>1 CAl! HAISL IP GIA 
THESIS WR 503 177B 503 503 503 HAISLIP 
'" WRITING + CO"'FERENCE WR 504 1719 504 504 504 IA WRITING + CONFERENCE 3 WR 504 3-5 H 319 ALL HAISliP 8N 
GRADUATE CREAT WRIT 3 WR 530 1780 3-5 H 215 All HA ISLIP A 
GRAOUATE CREAT WRIT 3 WR 531 532 3-5 H 313 ALL SALlS8URY A 
B-Umited to participants in Exp. Teach Prog. E-\\"r 121. 2. J 
C-Foreign students F-Wr 121.2 
D-Thi rd hour to be .ranged 
GEOGRAPHY 
COU..- #105, 6, 7 Have 
Priority Hours for Enrollment Starting: 10H IIH I H 2H 3H 4H D8F 09F IOF 
for Students with Nam ... Beginning K-l M·N o.R S T·I A·S C·D t;.G H.J 
INfRODUCT GEOGRAPHY 3 GEOG 105 1811 105 11 MWF 136 C"M PATTO'" S 
INTRODUCT GEOGRAPHY 3 GEOG 106 107 11 MWF 180 CAM PATTON S 
+ DIS + GEOG 105 1812 106 101 12-
" 
106 CON 0 
+ DIS + GEOG 105 1813 106 107 3 I! 106 CON 0 
+ DIS + GEOG 105 1814 106 107 4 M 106 CON 0 
+ DIS + GEOG 105 1815 106 101 1 U 106 CON 0 
+ DIS + GEOG 105 1616 106 107 2 U 106 CO'" 0 
+ DIS + GEOG 105 1811 106 107 3 U 106 CO'" 0 
+ DIS + GEOG 105 1818 106 107 4 U 106 CON 0 
+ DIS + GEOG 105 1819 106 101 1 U 106 CON 0 
+ DIS + GEOG 105 1820 106 101 1 H 106 CON 0 
+ DIS + GEOG 105 1821 106 101 09 S 106 CON 0 
+ DIS + GEOG 105 1822 101> 101 10 S 106 CON 0 
+ DIS + GEOG 105 1823 106 101 11 S 106 CON 0 
INTRODUCT GEOGRAPHY 3 GEOG 105 101> 101> 3 MWF 133 CI!" S 
+ DIS + GEOG 105 106 7 H 206 CON 0 
+ DIS + GEOG 105 106 09 S 206 CON 0 
+ DIS + GEOG 105 106 10 S 206 CON 0 
INTROIlUCT GEOGRAPHY 3 GEOG 107 1824 107 3 I!WF 133 C"I! S 
+ DIS + GEOG 107 1825 1 H 206 CON 0 
21 
Geography (Continued) 
Pall Room, 
e oursc Title Credits Dcrt. .\"0. TL,Y W S SS Hotlr Days Build;n ... lw;tructor .Yotes 
+ DIS GEOG 101 IS26 09 S 206 CON 0 
+ DIS GEOG 101 1821 10 S 206 CON D 
WORLD REGIONAL GEOG 3 GEOG 201 1 a2B 201 10 HWf 338 eMM SMITH 
+ DJS "EOG 20L 1829 12 W LOS CON 0 
• DIS GEOG 201 1830 
" 
W LOS CON 0 
+ DIS GEOG 201 1631 11 S 105 CON 0 
WORLD REGIONAL GEOG 3 GEOG 203 203 10 HWF 332 eMM SM ITH 
+ DIS + GEOG 203 12 Ii 105 CON 0 
+ DIS + GEOG 203 
" 
Ii L05 CON 0 
+ DIS + GEOG 203 11 S LOS CON 0 
WORLD REGIONAL GEOG 3 GEOG 202 202 10 MWF 332 CMM MARTIN 
+ DIS + GEOG 202 12 Ii 105 CON a 
+ CIS + GEOG 202 
" 
Ii 105 CON a 
+ DIS GEOG 202 II S 105 CON a 
GEOGRAPHY OF OREGON 3 GEOG 301 11 MWF LOS CON 
GEOG NORTH AMERICA 3 GEOG 303 1832 302 II MWF 105 CON PRICE 
RESEARCH GEOG 401 1833 401 401 IF! 
READING GEOG 405 L834 405 405 Ill. 
SEMINAR GEOG 401 1835 401 401 !!\ 
FJELD foIHHODS GEOG 42L L836 422 423 3 U+ 160 CON JOHANNESSEN GS 
+ + GEOG 421 422 423 08-5 S 
POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY 3 GEOG 433 08 MWF 105 CON G 
ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY 3 GEOG 434 2 MWF 105 CON SMITH BG 
URBAN GEOGRAPHY 3 GEOG 435 1837 436 2 "'IF LOS CON SMITH BG 
AFRICA 3 GEOG 453 L "WF LOS CON DAVIES BG 
ANDEAN AMERICA 3 GEOG 461 46L 11-1 UH 105 CON MART IN BG 
BRAZIL • ARGENTINA 3 GEOG 462 462 11-1 UH 105 CON MART IN BG 
~1I0DLE AMERICA 3 GEOG 463 1838 463 11-1 UH 105 CIlN JOHANNESSEN 6G 
NORTHWES TERN EUROPE 3 GEOG 411 Ld39 L "WF 105 CON DAVIES 8G 
MEDITERRANEAN EUROPE 3 GEOG 472 1 MWF 370 CMII LOY 8G 
PHYS ICAL GEOGRAPHY 5 GEOG 4al 1840 08-11 UH L06 CON LOY 8G 
PHYS leAL GEOGRAPHY 5 GEOG 482 08-11 UH 106 CON PATTON BG 
PHYS ICAL GEOGRAPHY 5 GEOG 483 08-LL UH 106 CON JOHANNESSEN BG 
INTERP AERIAL PHOTO 3 GEOG 4B4 L-3 UH 206 CON lOY BG 
CA RT OGRAP HY 3 GEOG 465 1 S4L 486 1-3 UH 206 CON lOY BG 
CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY 3 GEOG 491 L842 492 493 LO MWF 105 CON PR ICE BGS 
RESEARCH GEOG 501 1843 SOL 501 IRN 
SUPERV Call TEACHING GEOG 502 LB44 502 502 IN!! 
THESIS GEOG 503 L845 503 503 IN!! 
READING GEOG 505 1846 505 505 IR 
SEM MIOOLE AMERICA GEOG 501 1841 1-10 II 160 CON JOHANNESSEN IR 
SEM GEOGRAPHIC METH 3 GEOG 501 1848 1-LO H L60 CIlN PATTON. IR 
S EM SETTLEMENT 3 GEOG 501 7-10 H 160 CON HART IN IR 
SEll BIOGEOGRAPHY 3 GEOG 501 1-LO U 160 CON JOHANNESSEN IR 
SEM GEOMORPHOLOGY 3 GEOG 501 1-10 II 160 CON OAVI ES II! 
S EM URB AN GEOGRAP HY 3 GEOG 501 1-LO M L60 CON SMITH Ill. 
SEM CULTURAL GEOG 3 GEDG 501 7-10 W 160 CON PRICE IR 
SEM MEOITER EUROPE 3 GEOG 507 1-10 U 160 CON LOY IR 
SEMINAR GEOG 501 
HISTORY GEOG THOUGHT GEOG 555 Ul49 1-LO U L60 CON PRICE IR 
B-9 hr." lo,,"er diri~ion Gl.!og or I ()-1 )hc .se('tlntl:-> optional 
GEOLOGY 
Counes #101, 2, 3, 301 Have 
Priority Hou .. for Enrollmen' Starting: 10H IlH I H 2H 3H 4H 08 F 09F 10F 
for Siudenh with Nam .. Beginning CoD E.G H·J K·L M-N O-R 5 T-Z A-II 
GENERAL GEOLOGY 4 GEOL 101 LBn L02 103 09 MI/F. 123 SC LUND. 
GENERAL GEOLOGY 4 GEOl 10 L L812 L02 103 2 HI/F+ 123 SC KAYS .. 
+ lAB • GEOl 101 L813 102 103 08-10 U 41 SC 
.. lAB + GEOL 101 1814 102 103 08-10 U 45 SC 
.. LAB .. GEOL 101 1815 L02 103 10-L2 U 41 SC 
• lAB • GEOl 10L 1816 102 103 1-3 U 41 SC 
• LAB • GEOL La L 1811 102 103 1-3 U 45 SC 
• LAB • GEOL 10L 1818 102 103 3-5 U 41 SC + lAB • GEOL 101 L819 102 L03 10-12 W 41 SC 
.. LAB .. GEOl 10L 1880 102 L03 3-5 W 45 SC 
.. LAB + GEOL LOI 1 sal 102 103 3-5 W 41 SC 
.. LAB .. GEOl 10 L L sa2 L02 103 08-LO H 47 SC 
.. LAB .. GEOL La L 1883 102 L03 10-12 H 47 SC 
.. LAB .. GEOL 10L 1884 L02 L03 10-L2 H 45 SC 
.. LAB .. GEOl LOL 1885 102 L03 1-3 H 41 SC 
+ lAB + GEOl 10L 1886 102 103 3-5 H 47 SC 
.. LAB + GEOL 10L IS81 102 103 3-5 H 45 SC 
.. LAS GEOL LOI 1888 102 103 3-5 F 47 SC 
22 
Geology (Continued) 
Pall Room, 
C ours. Title Credits Dept. No. TLN W S 55 Hotf Y Da'ys Building lustrrfetor Notes 
GENERAL GEOlOGY 4 GEOL 101 1889 102 103 3 MifF. 30 SC BENSON H 
.. LAB • GEOL 101 1890 102 103 08-10 'H 249 SC H 
.. LAB • GEOL 101 1891 102 103 1-3 H 2"9 SC H 
+ LAB • GEOl 101 1892 102 103 12-2 F 249 SC H GENERAL GEOlOGY 4 GEOl 103 1893 101 102 3 MWH 16 SC BOGGS. 
• LAB • GEOl 103 1894 101 102 10-12 U "5 SC 
• LAB • GEOL 103 1895 101 102 3-5 U 45 SC 
+ LAB + GEOL 103. 1896 101 102 8-10 H 45 SC 
+ lAB + GEOl 103 1B97 101 102 1-3 H "5 SC 
+ LAB • GEOl 103 1898 101 102 10-12 F 45 SC 
+ LAB + GEOl 103 1899 101 102 12-2 F 45 SC 
GENERAL GEOlOGY 
" 
GEOL 101 
GENERAL GEOLOGY 4 GEOL 102 
GENERAL GEOlOGY 4 GEOL 103 
GEOLOGIC HIST LIFE 3 GEOL 301 1'900 302 303 11 MWF 150 SC STOVALL 
GEOlOGIC HIST LIFE 3 GEOL 301 1901 302 303 3 MWF 123 SC STOVALL 
MINERALOGY 4 GEOL 311 1902 312 313 10 UH. 142 SC STAPLES ilK 
• LAB + GEOL 311 1903 312 313 2-5 UH 143 ·SC INTRO PALEONTOLOGY 3 GEOL 331 1904 332 333 09 UH+ 254 SC ORR + C 
+ LAB + GEOL 331 1905 332 333 2-5 H 254 SC 
+ LAB .. GEOL 331 1906 332 333 2-5 F 254 SC 
GEOLOGY OF OREGON 3 GEOL 352 0'1 UH+ 16 SC BALDWIN 
PRIN Of STRAl1GRAPHY 3 GEOl 392 1901 1 MWF 254 SC BALDWIN BC 
FIELD METHODS 3 GEOL 393 1 H+ 254 SC BOGGS BC 
+ LAB + GEOL 393 2-5 H 249 SC 
RESEARCH GEOL 401 190B 401 401 401 R 
READING GEOL 405 1909 405 405 405 R 
FIELD GEOLOGY GEOL 406 STAPLES IR 
SEMjNAR GEOl 407 -1910 407 407 407 R 
SEM CliRRENT LIT GEOL 401 1911 4 U 249 SC GOLES R 
SEM CLASSICAL LIT GEOl 407 1 II 249 SC STOVALL R 
SEM REPORT WRITING GEOL 1t07 1 II 249 SC BENSON R 
WORKSHOP GEOL 1t08 
LITHOLOGY 3 GEOL 411 08 MW+ 142 SC LUND OM 
• LAB • GEOl 411 OS-10 F lIt2 SC LliNO PETROL + PETROGRAPHY 4 GEOL 414 1912 415 416 10 MW+ 142 SC LUND + GJO 
+ LAB • GEOL 414 1913 415 "16 2-5 141/ 142 SC ECONOMIC GEOlOGY 3 GEOL 421 1914 422 423 11 ·UH+ 254 SC WEILL + GJ 
• LAB + GEOL 421 1915 422 423 2-4 U 254 SC PAtl FIC COAST GEOl 3 GEOl 451 2 lIH+ 249 SC BALDWIN BCG 
REGION GECL OF N A 3 GEOL 456 14 
PHOTOGEOLOGY 3 GEOl 473 1916 1 UIH 142 SC BENSON BCG 
+ LAB • GEOL 473 1917 09-12 S 142 SC STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY 4 GEOL 491 1 MWF+ 254 SC BENSON BG 
+ (AB + GEOL 491 09-12 S 254 sl: 
PETROLEUM GEOlOGY 3 GEOL 493 1918 11 MWF 254 SC BOGGS EFG 
RESEARCH GEOl jiOI 1919 501 501 501 NR 
THESIS GEOL 503 1920 503 503 503 NR 
READING GEOL 505 1921 505 505 505 R 
ADV FIEL D GEOLOGY GEOL 506 1922 506 506 506 IR 
SEMINAR 1 GEOl 507 1923 501 507 507 BALDWIN IR 
SEM NlICL EA~ GeOCHEM 3 GEOL 507 1924 GaLES III 
SEM EKP PETROLOGY 3 GeOL 501 507 WEILL III 
ADV MICROSt INSlRlIM ~ GeOl 511 1925 512 513 09 UH+ 249 SC MCBIRNEY + Q 
• LAIl + GEOL 511 1926 512 513 10-12 UH 143 SC ADV PETROL + PETROG 3 GEOL 514 1927 515 516 1 MW+ 249 SC j(A)'S + L 
• LAB • GEOL 514 1928 515 516 2-5 MW 142 SC ADY REGIONAl STRATIG 3 GEOl 523 1929 09 MWF 249 SC SAlmlIN E 
ADV SEOIMENTATION 3 GeOL 524 09 MWF+ 249 SC BOGGS EL 
• LAB • GEOL ·524 1-5 F 143 SC BOGGS AOV SEDIM·PETROLOGY 3 GEOL 525 09 MI/F+ 249 SC BOGGS T 
+ LAB + GEOl 525 1-5 f 143 St BOGGS 
ADV PALEONTOLOGY 3 GEOl 531 1930 532 533 08 MWF 249 SC ORR II 
+ lAB + GEOl 531 1931 532 533 09-11 MWF 254 SC ORR 
ADV PHYS ICAl GEOLOGY 3 GEOL 551 11 MWF 254 SC BENSON 
B-Geol 101,2 K-Ch 104, 5,6, 8, 9 
C-Geol103 L-GeoI414, 5, 6 
D-Geo1312 O-Ph 201, 2, 3 
E-Geo1392 Q-Geo1313 
F-Geo1491 T-Geo1524 
J-GeoIS!I, 2, 3 C-GeoI331,332 
23 
GERMAN AND RUSSIAN 
German 
All Courses Hove 
Priority Hours for Enrollment Starting' 10H II H IH 2H 3H 4H OaF O9F 10F 
for Students with Names aeginnlng E.G H.J K-I. M·N ()'R 5 T·% A.JI CoD 
Fall Rool/,., 
Course Title Credits Dept. No. TLN W S SS Hour Days BI(jldil(g Instructor Notes 
1ST YEAR GERMA,. 4 GL 050 1951 051 052 08 MWfS 113 CMM WOLFE a 
IS T YEAR GERMAN 4 Gl 050 1952 051 052 09 MWFS 5 QUO PFLUG 8 
1ST YEAR GERMAN 4 Gl 050 1953 051 052 10 MWFS 336 CMM MOORE 8 
1ST YEAR GERMAN 4 Gl 050 1954 051 052 12 MUWF 118 FR BOGGS a 
1ST YEAR GERMAN 4 Gl 050 1955 051 052 1 MUWf 237 CMM TORVE,.O 8 
1ST YEAR GERMA,. 4 GL 050 1956 051 052 1 MUWF 272 CMM BEDWEll 8 
1ST YEAR GERMAN 4 Gl 050 1951 051 052 2 MUWf 272 CMM ST ROHMAIER 8 
1ST YEAR GERMAN 4 Gl 050 1958 051 052 2 MUllf 369 CON MAVEETY a 
1ST YEAR GERMAN 4 Gl 050 1959 051 052 3 MUWF 112 CMM DRUIAN 8 
1ST YEAR GERM,.,. 4 GL 050 1960 051 052 1-9 UH 117 FR IMBERT 8 
1ST YEAR GERMAN 4 GL 050 1961 051 052 ()50 BE 
1ST YEAR GERMAN 6 Gl 053 054 08 MUWHF 216 ALL WOODS B 
2ND YEAR GERMAN 4 GL 101 1962 102 103 08 MIIFS 237 CMM BUHRMANN 
2ND YEAR GERMAN 4 GL 101 1963 102 103 08 MUWF 117 FR PURVIS 
2ND YEAR GERMAN 4 Gl 101 1964 102 103 09 MUWF 7 QUO W I SHARD • 
2ND YEAR GERMAN 4 GL 101 1965 102 103 09 MI/FS 336 CMM BUHRMANN 
2NO YEAR GERMAN 4 GL 101 1966 102 103 10 MWFS 218 AlL 
2ND YEAR GERMAN 4 Gl 101 1967 102 103 11 MUWF 109 FII HAHN H 
2ND YEAR GERMAN 4 GL 101 1968 102 103 12 MUWF 215 All LESER 
2ND YEAR GERMAN 4 GL 101 1969 102 103 1 MUWF 6 QUO BURKHART 
2ND YEAR GERMAN 4 GL 101 1970 102 103 2 MUWF 266 CMM JONAS 
2ND YEAR GERMAN 4 GL 101 1971 102 103 101 3 MUWF 216 ALL JONAS 
SURVEY OF GERMAN LIT 3 Gl 301 1972 302 303 09 MWF 214 FR GONTRUM 
SURVEY OF GERMAN LIT 3 GL 301 1913 302 303 301 10 MWf 118 FR WI lllAM5 
SCIENTifiC GERMAN 3 GL 320 1974 321 322 320 3 MWF 118 FR NICHOLLS 
GERMAN COMP CONVERS 3 GL 334 1975 335 336 10 MWF 109 FR PURV IS 
GERMAN COMP CONVERS 3 GL 334 1976 335 336 334 1 MWF 216 All PLANT 
THESIS Gl 403 1977 403 403 .HR 
READING Gl 405 1978 405 405 405 HI 
REAOING GL 405 1979 405 405 E 
AGE OF GOETHE 3 Gl 411 1960 412 413 2 MWF 206 FR LEPPMANN RG 
19TH CENT GERMAN LIT 3 GL 414 1981 415 416 10 MWF 207 GER HAHN CG 
20TH CENT GERMAN LIT 3 Gl 421 1982 422 423 11 MWF 221 FII BEDWELL 
20TH CENT GERMAN LIT 3 GL 421 1983 422 423 421 2 MWF 30 SC WOODS F 
ADV GERMAN COMP CONV 2 GL 424 1984 425 426 1 MWF 306 ALL LEPPMANN DG 
GERMAN l YR 1C 3 GL 430 1985 431 432 3-6 H 117 FR GONTRUM G 
THESIS Gl 503 1986 503 503 N 
READING Gl 505 1987 505 505 505 
SEH 19TH CENT NOVEL 3 GL 507 1988 507 507 1-10 M 221 fR HAHN 
MIDDLE HIGH GERMAN 3 Gl 514 1989 515 516 10 MWF 221 fR PLANT 
GERMANIC PHilOLOGy 3 GL 530 1990 531 532 PLANT 
19T H CENT GERMAN DR 3 GL 54() 1991 541 542 1-10 U 221 FR NICHOLLS 
B~>':o credit fali term after 2 yr:--:.. in hiRh i>chnol E-Gerl11an ~lusic Center only 
C-G L 301. 2. 3 F-Recommended as 3rd yr. courSe 
D-GL 334. 5. 6 
Scandinavian 
All Cou ...... Have 
Priority Hours for Enrollment Startingl 10H 11 H 1 H 2H 3H 4H 08 F O9F 10F 
for Students with Name. Beginning E.G H.J I(·l M·N ().R 5 T-Z A-B c..o 
2ND YEAR NORWEGIAN 3 Gl 104 
1
2011
1 
105 106 2 MWF 105 SC WILLIAMS 
2ND YEAR SWEDISH 3 Gl 107 2012 106 109 1 Mi/F 106 FR lESER 
Russian 
No Courses Have Priority Hours for Enrollment 
1ST YEAR RUSSIAN 4 Sl~ 050 2021 051 052 08 MUWH 215 ALL RICE a 
1ST YEAR RUSSIAN 4 SL 050 2022 051 052 3 MUWF 231 CMM SIMONIN II 
1ST YEAR RUSSIAN 4 SL 050 2023 051 052 050 4 MUWf 106 FR SIMONIN B 
2ND YEAR RUSSIAN 4 SL 101 2024 102 103 11 MUWF 8 QUO 
2ND YEAR RUSSIAN 4 SL 101 2025 102 103 101 3 MUI/F 6 QUO JUSWIGG 
READINGS RUSSIAN LIT 3 SL 201 2026 202 203 11 MWF 319 ALl LEONG C 
READINGS RUSSIAN LIT 3 SL 311 2027 312 313 11 MWF 319 ALL LEONG C 
RUSSIAN CQMP CONVERS 3 Sl 314 2028 315 316 12 MWF 313 ALL JUSWIGG C 
THESIS SL 403 2029 403 '003 
READING Sl 405 2030 405 405 
SEMINAR SL 407 2031 407 407 
24 
Russian (Continued) 
Course Title Credits Dept, TLN W S SS Hour Days IHstrllc/or .Votes 
SEM PUSHKIN 3 Sl "07 2032 1212 UH 206 FR lEONG CM 
SEM OLD RUSSIAN LIT 3 Sl 407 2033 7-10 H 221 FR RICE CM 
SEM RUSSIAN FOLKLORE 3 SL 407 7-10 H 221 FR RICE M 
RUSSI AN NOVEL 3 Sl "11 2034 41Z 413 10 MWF Z06 FR RICE OM 
B-No credit Fail term after 2 yrs. in high school 
C-2 yrs. college Russian 
D-SL 3U, 2. 3 orequivaient 
HISTORY 
All Cou ..... Have 
Priority Houn for Enrollment Starting: 10 H IIH 1H 2H 3H 4H OBF 09F 10F 
for Students with Names Beginning M·N 0-11 5 r·z A-8 C·D e.G H·J K·l 
H1ST WESTERN CIVILIl 3 HST 101 2051 102 103 09 UH. 150 SC SORENSON 
.. 015 • HST 101 2052 102 103 08 U 207 CON 
• DIS • HST 101 2053 102 103 11 U 233 SC 
• DIS • HST 101 2054 102 103 12 U 336 CMM 
• DIS • HST 101 2055 102 103 1 U 240 LA 
• DIS • HST 101 2056 102 103 2 U 314 SC 
• DIS • HST 101 2051 103 2 U 242 CMM 
.. DIS • HST 102 2 U 336 CMM 
+ DIS • HST 101 2058 102 103 3 U 369 CON 
• DIS • HST 101 2059 103 3 U 120 PE 
• DIS • HST 102 3 U 159 CAM 
• DIS • HST 101 2060 102 103 12 W 369 COt; 
• DIS • HSf 101 2061 102 10l 3 W 314 SC 
.. DIS + HST 101 2062 102 103 4 W 202 CHA 
• DIS • HST 101 2063 102 103 08 H 244 CMM 
• OIS • HST 101 2064 102 10l 10 H 306 ALL 
• DIS .. HSf 101 2065 102 103 11 H 127 FCH 
.. DIS .. HST 101 2066 102 103 12 H 369 CON 
.. DIS .. HST 101 2067 102 103 1 H 366 CMM 
.. DIS .. HST 101 2068 102 103 I H 369 CON 
• DIS • HST 101 2069 102 103 2 H 170 CAM BID .. HST 101 2070 102 103 2 H 214 FR 
• DIS .. HST 101 2071 102 103 3 H 216 All 
.. DIS + HST 101 2072 102 103 l H 332 CMM 
.. DIS .. HST 101 20n 102 103 4 H 116 FR 
.. DIS • HST 101 2074 102 103 12 F 369 COt; 
.. DIS .. H5T 101 2075 102 103 08 S 170 CAM 
.. DIS + HST 101 2076 102 10l 09 S 202 CHA 
.. DIS .. HST 101 2077 102 10l 10 S 159 CAli 
.. DIS .. HST 101 2016 102 103 11 5 202 CHA 
HIST WESTE~N CIVILIZ 3 HST 101 2079 102 103 12 UH+ 150 5C SORENSON 
.. DIS .. HST 101 2080 102 103 08 U 170 CAli 
+ DIS + HST 101 2081 102 103 10 U 23::1 SC 
.. DIS • HST 101 2082 102 103 11 U 20l CHA 
.. DIS + HST 101 2083 102 103 1 U 306 DEA 
.. DIS + HST 101 2084 102 2 U 337 CMII 
+ DIS + HST 103 2 U 202 CHA 
.. DIS + HST 101 2085 102 103 2 U 207 CON 
.. DIS .. HST 101 2086 102 103 3 U 111 FR 
+ DIS .. HST 101 2087 102 103 12 II 272 CMM 
.. DIS + HST 101 2086 102 103 3 W 2H SC 
+ DIS + HST 101 2089 102 103 4 W 131 EO 
• DIS + HST 101 2090 102 10l 08 H 237 eMM 
+ DIS .. HST 101 2091 102 103 09 H 106 FR 
+ DIS + HST 101 2092 102 103 10 H 207 toN 
• DIS + HST 101 209l 102 103 11 H 206 DEA 
• DIS + HST 101 2094 102 103 2 H H4 SC 
.. DIS .. HST 101 2095 102 103 2 H 118 FR 
.. OIS .. HST 101 2096 102 103 3 H 102 DEA 
.. DIS • HST 101 2097 102 103 3 H 209 DEA 
.. DIS .. HST 101 2098 102 103 .. H 209 DEA 
• 01S .. HST 101 2099 102 103 12 F 173 CMM 
.. DIS .. HST 101 2100 102 103 09 S 204 CHII 
.. DIS .. HST 101 2101 102 103 10 S 202 CHA 
+ DIS .. HST 101 2102 102 103 11 S 207 CON 
HISTORY ItJN COLl 3 HST 107 2103 108 109 08 MWF 370 0'114 ALEF H 
HISTORY ItJN COll 3 HST 107 2104 108 109 08 MWF 159 CAM BERDAHL H 
HISTORY ItJN COlL 3 HST 107 2105 108 109 09 MWF 137 CMM 8UN H 
HISTORY ItJN Cau.. l HST 101 2106 108 109 1/3 UH 137 CMM KIMBALL H 
HISTORY HON COLL 3 HST 107 2107 108 109 07109 UH 131 CMM PERRIN H 
HIST UNIl£O SUTES l HSf 201 2108 202 203 09 MIIF 13l CMM M4DDEX 
HIST UNITED STATES l HSf 201 2109 202 203 10 MWF 136 CMM STEPHENSON 
+ DIS + HST 201 2110 202 203 3 14 105 CON 
+ DIS .. HSf 201 2111 202 20l 4 M 369 CON 
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Fall Room, 
Course Title Credits Dept, Xo. TLX W S SS Hour Days Building Instructor Xvtcs 
.. DIS .. HST 201 2112 202 203 1 U 31>1> CMM 
.. DIS .. HST 201 2113 202 203 2 U 170 CAM 
.. DIS .. HST 201 2114 1 W 341 CMM 
.. DIS .. HST 202 203 I W 
.. DIS .. HST 201 2115 202 203 2 W 159 CAM 
HI ST UNITED STATES 3 HSf 201 2111> 12 MWF 3 FEN HUNTER 
HIST UNITED STATES 3 HST 202 203 12 MWF 180 CAM 
HIST UNITED STATES 3 HST 201 2117 2 MWF 138 CMM COVAN 
HIST UNITED STATES 3 HST 202 2 MWF 138 CMM HUNTER 
HIST UNITED STATES 3 HST 203 2 MWF 138 CMM HOLSO 
EUROPE SINCE 17B9 3 HST 301 2118 302 303 11 MWF 231 CMM PIERSON 
ENGL ISH HISTORY 3 HST 304 2119 305 301> 10 M\lF 231 CMM LANe 
HISPANIC AMERICA 3 HST 350 2120 351 352 1 HWF 332 CMM WOODHAM 
FAR EAST Mall ERN TIME 3 HST 391 2121 392 393 1 M\iF 138 CMM JANKELEVITCH 
THES IS HST 403 2122 403 403 HIR 
READING HST 405 2123 405 405 HIR 
SEMINAR HST 407 2124 407 407 HIR 
SEM EAST ASI A 3 HST 407 2125 3/5 H 159 CAM FALCONERI G 
SEM EAST ASI A 3 HST 407 3/5 H 170 CAM FALCONER I G 
SEM LATIN AMERICA 3 HST 407 HUNTER I 
SEM SOC STRUCTURE 3 HST 407 214 W 125 FCH ALEF HIR 
SEM SOC STRUCTURE 3 HST 407 2121> 3/5 H 233 CMM HANNA HIR 
SEM MIDDLE AGES 3 HST 407 2127 3/5 U 21>0 CAM PERRIN I 
SEM AMER DIPLOMACY 3 HST 407 2128 3/1> H 21>0 CAM HOL80 I 
SEM RENAISSANCE 3 HST 407 2129 2/4 U 234 CMM BRAOY I 
SEM REFORMATION 3 HST 407 214 U 234 CMM BRAOY I 
SEM MODERN EUROPE 3 HST 407 2130 214 W 125 FCH KI M8ALL I 
SE~ ENGLISH HISTORY 3 HST 407 LANG I 
SEll CIVIL WAR RECONS 3 HST 407 MAODH I 
SEMINAR 3 HST 407 2131 407 407 GX 
SEM CHINA 3 HST 407 JANKELEVITCH 
SEM'GERMAN MOO EURO 3 HST 407 BERDAHl 
COLLOQ AMERItAN HIST 3 HST 408 2132 408 1/9 U STEPHENSON G 
COLLOQ MEO RUSSIA 3 HSl 408 ALEF I 
HISTORY OF GREECE 3 HST 411 FERRILL G 
HISTORY OF ROME 3 HST 412 FERRILL G 
141 DOL E AGES 3 HST 422 423 09 MWF 184 CAM PERRIN G 
EARL Y MODERN EUROP E 3 HST 424 425 7110 M 184 CAM SIRN G 
RENAISSANCE 3 HST 430 2133 431 08/10 U 244 CHM BRADY G 
RE FORMATION 3 HST 432 8RADY G 
WEST INSTITUT IDEAS 4 HST 434 2134 435 3/5 UH 101 eMM SORENSON G 
HISTORY OF GERMANY 3 HST 437 438 BERDAHL G 
CUL T INTELL MOO EUR 3 HST 439 440 PIERSON G 
HISTORY Of FRANCE 3 HST 442 2135 443 2 MWF 101 CMM LORW IN G 
HISTORY OF RUSSIA 3 HST 447 2131> 11 HWF 242 CMM ALH G 
HISTORY OF RUSSIA 3 HST 448 449 11 MWF 242 CMM KIMBALL G 
HIST OF SPAIN 3 HST 450 2137 10 HWF 21>2 CMM WOODHAM G 
eCON HIST MOO EUROPE 3 HST 454 2138 455 456 11 IIWF 137 CMM LDRW IN G 
AHER SECTIONAL CONFL 3 HST 457 2139 12 MWF 133 CMM MADDEl( G 
ERA OF CIV IL WAR 3 HST 458 12 MWF 133 CMM MADDEl( G 
ERA RECONSTRUCTION 3 HST 459 12 MWF 133 CMM MADDEX G 
HI5T AMERICA CUL lUR E 3 HST 4&0 2140 461 462 10 MWF 333 CMM BINGHAM G 
HISTORY OF MEXICO 3 HST 464 WOODHAM G 
TUDOR ENGLAND 3 HST 466 2 MWF 232 CMM LANG G 
SOC IAL FAC AHER HI ST 3 HST 470 471 PORTER G 
HI5T OF BRAZIL 3 HST 472 HUNTER 
AMERICAN FOREIGN REL 3 HST 473 2141 474 475 12 MWF 172 CHM HOLBO G 
HISTORY Of lHE WEST 3 HST 416 2142 471 10 HWF 101 CMM PORTER G 
HISTORY PACIFIC N W 3 HST 478 BI NGHAM G 
EARLY NAT PERIOD 3 HST 491 2143 492 10 MWF 173 CMM GOVAN G 
EARL Y NAT PERIOD 3 HST 493 10 HWF 301 CON GOVAN G 
HI STORY OF CHINA 3 HST 494 2144 495 496 1/3 UH 244 CMM JANKELEVITCH G 
HISTORY OF JAPAN 3 HST 497 2145 498 499 1111 UH 333 CMM FALCONERI G 
RESEARCH HST 501 2146 501 501 INR 
SUPERV COLL TEACHING HST 502 2147 502 502 INR 
THESIS HST 503 214B 503 503 INR 
READING HST 505 2149 505 505 IR 
SEMINAR HST 507 2150 507 507 IR 
SEM EAST ASI AN ST 5 HST 507 FALCONERI IR 
SEM AMER ICAN NEGRO 5 HST 507 2151 4/6 H 170 CAM PORTER IR 
SEM 16TH/17TH CENT 5 HST 507 2152 7110 U 261 CAM AL EF III 
SEM EUROPEAN HISTORY 5 HST 507 507 LORWIN III 
SEM AMER COLONIES 5 HST 507 HANNA III 
SEM LATIN AMERICA 5 HST 507 WOODHA~ III 
SEM AMEli BIOGRAPHY 3 HST 507 2153 507 8/10 M BINGHAM IR 
SEM AMER DIPLOMACY 5 HST 507 HOLBO III 
SEM EARLY NAT 5 HST 507 507 GOVAN IR 
SEM MODERN EUROPE 5 HST 507 PIERSON IR 
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Mathematics (Continued) 
Fall ROOJl/, 
Course Title Credits Dfpt. Xo. TLN W S SS HOllr Days Buildi)},!? Instrllctor j,Votes 
I NTRO COLLEGE MATH 4 MTH 101> 2261 
" 
MUliH 208 OEA f 
FUND MATH HaN COll 4 MTH 107 221>2 108 109 10 MUWF 104 OEA CHS 
FUND MATH HaN tolL 4 MTH 107 2263 106 109 3 MUWF 106 OEA CHS 
PREPAR FOR CAlCULUS 4 MTH 115 221>4 U5 11 MUWF 102 OEA IF 
PREPAR FOR CAlCUlUS 4 14TH U5 221>5 3 MUWF 102 OEA IF 
PREPAR FOR CAlCULUS 4 14TH 115 09 MUWF 209 OEA IF 
PREPAR FOR CAlCULUS 4 14TH 115 10 MUWF 209 OEA IF 
MATH El EM TEACHERS 3 MTH 121 2266 122 121 08 MWf+ 331 CMM SHERMAN AJS 
.. DIS .. MTH 121 221>1 122 08 U 205 OEA SHERMAN 
.. DIS .. MTH 121 221>6 122 06 H 205 OEA SHERMAN 
.. DIS .. MTH 121 221>9 122 09 H 205 OeA SHERMAN 
+ DIS .. 14TH 121 2210 122 2 U 209 OEA SHERMAN 
.. DIS .. 14TH 121 2211 122 2 H 303 OEA SHERMAN 
MATH ElEM TEACHERS 3 14TH 121 122 122 2 MWF+ 208 OEA SHERMAN AJS 
.. DIS + 14TH 121 122 11 U 209 OEA SHERMAN 
.. DIS .. 14TH 121 122 11 H 209 oEA SHERMAN 
.. DIS .. MTH 121 122 12 H 209 oEA SHERMAN 
MATH ELEM TEACHERS 3 MTH 123 2272 2 MWF 208 oEA SHERMAN JK 
MATH ElEM TEACHERS 3 MTH 123 12 MWF 106 oEA SHERMAN JK 
CALC WITH ANAl GEOM 4 MTH 200 2273 201 202 200 08 MUWF 101> OEA ES 
CALC wITH ANAl GEOM 4 11TH 200 2274 201 202 10 MUWF 102 OEA ES 
CALC W IlH ANAl GEOII 4 14TH 200 2215 201 202 U MUWF 303 OEA ES 
CALC WITH ANAL GEOM 4 MTH 200 2216 201 12 MUWF 106 oeA ES 
CALC WITH ANAL GEOII 4 MTH 200 2211 201 202 2 MUWF 106 OEA ES 
CALC WITH ANAL GEOM ~ IHH ZOO 2218 4 MUWH 205 OEA ES 
CALC W!TH ANAl GEOM 4 MTH 200 10 MUWF 209 OEA ES 
CALC Ii ITH ANAl GEOM 4 MTH 200 201 11 MUWF 102 OEA ES 
CALC W IlH ANAl GfOM 4 14TH 200 201 12 MUWf 209 OEA ES 
CALC WITH ANAL GEOM 4 14TH 200 201 3 MUWF 102 OEA ES 
CALC WITH ANAL GEOM 4 14TH 200 09 HUWF 306 OEA ES 
CALC WITH ANAL GEOII 4 14TH 200 10 HUWF 303 OEA ES 
CALC WITH ANAL GEOH 4 MTH 200 12 MUWf 301> OEA ES 
CALC WITH ANAL GEOM 4 MTH 200 2 HUWF 301> OEA ES 
CALC WITH ANAL GEOM 4 MTH 200 3 HUWF 301> OEA ES 
CALC W IlH ANAl GEOM 4 14TH 201 2219 202 203 201 08 HUWF 201> OEA lS 
CALC 101 lTH ANAL GEOII 4 14TH 201 2280 202 203 12 HUIIF 206 OEA lS 
CALC II ITH ANAL GfOM 4 14TH 201 2281 202 203 1 HUIIF 209 OEA LS 
CALC WITH ANAl GfOH 4 MTH 202 2282 203 202 08 MUWF 104 OEA OS 
CALC WITH ANAl GEOII 4 MTH 202 2283 203 1 HUWf 206 OEA as 
CALC WITH ANAl GEOII 4 11TH 203 2284 203 10 HUWF 209 DEA OS 
CALC WITH ANAL GEOM 4 14TH 203 2285 12 MUWF 209 DEA liS 
ANAL GEOH .. CALCUlUS 5 MTH 204 2281> 205 201> 08 HUWHF 102 oEA GHENT EHS 
ANAL GEOH + CALCUlUS , 11TH 204 22Bl 205 201> 12 HUWHF 102 DEA EIS 
ANAL GEOM .. CALCUl US 5 14TH 204 2288 205 201> 2 HUWHF 102 OEA KOCH EHS 
INTRO NUHER COHPUTAT 3 14TH 233 2289 233 233 233 10-12 UH 208 Of A 0 
INTRa NUHER COHPUTAT 3 11TH 233 2290 233 233 \2 HWf 208 OEA 0 
INTRa NUHER COHPUTAT 3 14TH 233 2291 233 233 2-4 UH 208 OEA 0 
INTRa NUHER COIIPUTAT 3 14TH 233 2292 233 233 1-9 UH 208 OEA 0 
SEMINAR 1 MTH 290 2293 290 290 12 H 206 DEA I 
CALCULUS 4 11TH 313 11 HUWF 201> OEA STROHBERG U 
NUIIBER THEORY 3 14TH 319 2294 3 MWF 104 OEA V 
NUMBER THEORY 3 MTH 319 1 HWF 206 OEA V 
FUNDAMENTAlS ALGEBRA 3 MTH 341 2295 342 343 09 MWF 102 OEA GHENT V 
fUNOAHENTAL GEOHETRY 3 11TH 344 2291> 345 08 HWF 205 OEA RYGG V 
fUND OF STATISTICS 3 14TH 346 08 MWF 205 DEA V 
LOGIC .. SET THEORY 3 MTH 354 2291 2 MWf 206 DEA U 
THESIS MTH 403 2298 403 403 403 
READING 14TH 405 2299 ItC5 405 .. 05 
SEMINAR MTH 401 2300 407 401 401 14 
SEH DISCRETE PROB TH 3 14TH 401 2301 401 401 4 MWF 210 OEA OEO MV 
SEH INTRO TOPOLOGY 3 14TH 401 401 10 HWF 205 OEA SI ERADSKI M 
SfM NUH SOL OIFF Ell 3 14TH 401 11 Mllf 205 DEA M 
SEll PART OIFF. EQUAT 3 14TH 401 3 HIIF 209 DEA loWENTHAl M 
INTRO LINEAR ALGEBRA 3 14TH 'Ill 2302 411 09 MWf 106 OEA CIVIN 1411 
INTRO LINEAR ALGEBRA 3 14TH 411 2303 10 MWF 210 DEA YOOD IHQ 
INTRa LINEAR ALGEBRA 3 11TH 411 230 .. 1 HWF 106 DEA Mil 
INTRD LINEAR ALGE8RA 3 14TH 'Ill 2305 3 MWF 205 DEA CURTIS 110 
INTRa LINEAR AlGEBRA 3 MTH 411 08 MWF 209 OEA MO 
INTRa LINEAR AlGEBRA 3 14TH 'Ill 11 MWF 209 OEA Mil 
LINEAR ALGEBRA 3 11TH 412 2306 2 MIIF 209 OEA MW 
L I NEAR ALGEBRA 3 14TH 412 09 Mllf 106 DEA CIVIN MW 
GEOMETRIC ALGEBRA 3 14TH 413 2 MIIF 209 DEA GX 
GEOHETRIC ALGEBRA 3 MTH 413 08 MWf 104 OEA GX 
INTRa HILBERT SPACE 3 14TH 414 09 MIIF 106 DEA CIVIN GX 
INT ABSTRACT ALGEBRA 3 11TH 415 2301 411> 411 415 12 MWF 104 OEA HARRISON GSW 
INT ABSTRACT ALGEBRA 3 14TH 'liS 2308 416 417 417 2 HIoiF 205 DEA GROVE GSII 
INT ABSTRACT AlG AVI 3 11TH 415 2309 411> 411 11 HUWHF 104 DEA RYGG GSY 
DiffERENTIAL EQUAT 3 MTH 418 2310 418 11 MWF 209 DEA Mil 
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Mathematics (Continued) 
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Fall Rool1f~ 
CO/lrse Title Credits Dept. No. TLN W S SS Hour Days Building Instrllctor Notes 
01 FfERENTIAl EQUAT ! MTIr US 2311 1 MIIF 102 DEA NIYEN IMYZ 
DIFFERENTIAl EQUAT 3 14TH ~18 10 MWF 210 DEA YDOO IMII 
OIFF ERENTI Al EQUAT 3 MTH ~18 I M\lF 106 DEA Mil 
Dl FfEREN n Al EQUAT 3 MTH ~18 3 MWF 205 DEA CURTIS Mil 
DIFFERENTIAl EQUAT 3 14TH 418 11 MIIF 206 DEA Mil 
FUNCT SEVERAl VARIAB 3 14TH 419 2312 09 "WF 209 OEA LDWENTHAL MV 
FUNCT SEVERAl VARIAB 3 MTH 419 11 MIIF 209 OEA MV 
FUNCT SEVERAl VARIAB 3 MTH 419 1 MWF 102 DEA NI YEN IMVZ 
FUNCT SEVERAl VARIAB 3 14TH 419 10 MWF 210 OEA '1'000 IMV 
FUIICT SEVERAl YARIAB 3 MTH 419 1 MWF 106 OEA MV 
FUNCT SEVERAl YARIAB 3 MTH 419 3 MWF 205 DEA CURTIS MV 
VECTOR ANAl'l'SIS 3 14TH 420 08 MWF 210 DEA MKK 
VECTOR ANALYS1S 3 14TH 420 1 MWF 102 DEA NIVEN IMZKK 
FUNCT COMPLEX YARIAB 3 14TH 421 2313 3 MWF 209 DEA LOWENTHAl MKK 
FUNCT COMPLEX VARIAB 3 14TH 421 09 MWF 209 DEA MKK 
FOURIER SERIES 3 11TH 422 3 MWF 209 OEA LOWENTHAl MKK 
ELEM STATISTIC METH 3 14TH 425 2314 426 427 1 MWF 208 OEA TRUAX CMSBB 
ELEM STATISTIC METH 3 14TH 425 426 OB "WF 306 DEA CMSBB 
SCIENT + STAT COMPUT 3 14TH 428 2315 09 MWF 303 DEA D MOURSUND GCC 
SCIENT + STAT COMPUT 3 14TH 428 2 MWF 206 DEA LOEB GCC 
SCIENT + STAT COMPUT 3 MTH 42B 3 MWF 104 DEA GeC 
NUMERICAL ANAlYSIS 3 14TH 429 2316 11 MWF 205 DEA LOEB GSDD 
NUMERICAL ANALYSIS 3 14TH 430 11 MWF 205 OEA 0 MOURSUND GS 
ADVANCED CALCULUS 3 14TH 431 2317 432 433 431 09 MUWF 206 DEA BURCKEL GISEE 
ADVANCED CALCULUS 3 11TH 431 2118 432 433 09 MUWF 205 DE A WARREN GSEE 
AOV CALCUlUS AYI 3 14TH 431 2319 432 433 09 IIUWHF 104 DEA A MOURSUND GSY 
I NTRO TOPOlOG'I' 3 MTH 438 2320 438 10 MWF 205 DEA SIERADSKI GV 
INTRO STATISTIC THEIl 3 14TH 441 2321 442 443 10 MIIF 208 DEA TATE MSV 
INTRO STATISTIC THEll 3 14TH 441 2322 442 443 3 MWF 208 DEA MATTHES HSV 
COMPUT ING 4 14TH 444 2323 444 444 08 MUWF 208 OEA HE ILHAN IIFF 
COHPUT ING 4 14TH 444 3 MWF 104 DEA HE ILMAN MFF 
SYSTEM PROGRAMMING 4 MTH 445 09-11 UH 106 DEA ASHB'I' NJJ 
MATHEMAT STATISTICS 3 14TH 447 2324 448 449 11 IIWF 206 DEA MATTHES GSEE 
FOUNDATIONS MATHEMAT 3-4 14TH 451 II 
FOUNDATIONS MATHEMAT 3-4 NTH 459 H 
IRRATIONAl NUMBERS 2 NTH 461 14 
FOUNDATIONS CALCUlUS 4 14TH 464 14 
PROBABlllT'l' + STAllS 3-4 14TH 468 PI 
GEOMETR'I' 3-4 14TH '>87 N 
GEOMETRY 3-4 MTH 489 14 
ANAl YSIS 3-4 14TH 490 M 
RESEARCH 14TH 501 2325 501 501 501 N 
THES IS 14TH 503 2326 503 503 503 N 
READ ING NTH 505 2327 505 505 505 
SEMINAR 14TH 507 2328 507 507 507 
Sf 14 APPLIED ANALYSIS 3 14TH 5D7 2329 507 507 1 HWF 104 DEA BARRAR + 
SEH APPLIED MATH 3 11TH 507 2330 507 507 1-3 UH 104 DEA FREEHAN + 
SEM ARITH OF RINGS 4 14TH 507 2331 507 507 4 IIWF 104 OEA HARRISON 
SEM AYI PARTICIPANTS 2 14TH 507 2332 507 507 3 UH 205 OEA A MOURSUND + 
SEM BANACH ALGEBRAS 4 14TH 507 2333 501 507 2 MWF 210 OEA '1'000 
SEM COMPUl ING 11 14TH 507 2334 09-11 UH 106 OEA STRUBLE 
SEN CURRENT ANALYSIS 1 14TH 501 2335 507 501 12 UH 104 DEA BURCKEL 
SEN OIFF GEOMETRY It MTH 501 2336 501 501 4 NWF 209 DEA LEAHY + 
SEM FINITE GPS LIE 
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14TH 501 2331 501 501 2-4 UH 206 OEA CURTIS 
SEll GROUPS + REPS 4 14TH 507 2338 1-3 UH 210 DEA GROVE 
SEH GROUPS + REPS 4 11TH 507 501 1-3 UH 210 DEA BENSON 
SEM NUMBER THEORY It 11TH 501 2339 501 507 10-12 UH 205 OEA NIVEN 
SEll NUMER ANAlYSIS 3-4 14TH 501 2340 1-3 UH 205 OEA LOEB 
SEM NUMER ANAlYSIS 3-4 11TH 507 501 1-3 UH 205 OEA o MOURSUND 
SEM ORO DIFF EQUAT 4 NTH 507 2341 501 501 10 MWF 206 DEA HILLE 
SEN SET THEORY 1 14TH 507 2342 4 II 102 DEA STROMBERG 
SEM STAT + PROB 11TH 507 23'>3 507 507 3-5 UH 104 DEA ANDREWS + 
SEll TOPOLOGY 4 11TH 501 2344 501 507 3 MWF 210 DEA OYER + 
SEM INTRD TOPOLOG'I' It 11TH 507 507 10 MWF 205 DEA SIERAOSKI + 
SEll NUM SOL 01 FF EQ 4 14TH 507 11 MWF 205 OEA 
SEM INFO PROCESSING 4 14TH 507 09-11 UH 106 DEA KING 
ABSTRACT AlGEBRA 3 14TH 541 2345 5'>2 543 1 MWF 205 DEA HUMPHREYS 
STRUC RING + ALGEBRA 3 14TH 544 2346 545 546 11-1 UH 210 DEA ANDERSON 
THEO FUNCT REAL VAR 3 MTH 551 2347 552 553 10 HWF 106 OEA STROMBERG 
TH FUNCT COMPLEX VAR 3 14TH 554 2348 555 556 09 IIWF 210 OEA KOCH 
MODERN THEO ANAlYSIS 3 14TH 561 2349 562 563 11 HWF 210 DEA CIVIN 
TDPOLOGY 3 HTH 571 2350 572 51) 2 HWF 104 OEA WARD 
THEO ESTIMAT + TEST 3 14TH 581 2351 582 11 M>lF 205 VIL TRUAX 
THEO ESTIMAT + TEST 3 HTH 583 11 M>lF TRUAX 
THEORY PROBABILITY 3 14TH 584 585 586 1 MWF 210 OEA OEO 
ADV. MA.TH .. STAll SHC.S 3 .MTH . 2~1 592 593 08-10 UH 210 PEA ANDREWS 
B····I yr. high-school algebra 
C-Mth 095 or 1 y, yrs. h.s. algebra 
D-Mth 104 or equivalent 
F aotuates continued next page 
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E-Mth 105 or equlyalcnt X-~[th 412 or I 
F-Placement score just below that for ),lth 200 Y-XSFAYlorI 
J-Elementary teachers only Z-For Ph and other non-math SC,majors 
K-~lth 122 or equiy.lent KK-·~1t11419 or equivalent 
L-~Ith 200 or equiyalent BB-Junior standing 
O-Mth 201 or equivalent CC-Mth4l8orI 
Q-~lth 202 or equivalent DD-~Ith 428 or r 
R-~Ith 204 or equivalent EE-~Ith beyond cakulus 
T-3Ith 205 or equiyalent FF-~fth 233 or I 
C-Two terms calculus or I JJ-~rth 444 or I 
V-Year calculus sequence or I LL-For Arch, Mth, Sc majors 
\Y-]\fth 411 or I QQ-Attendance optional 
NURSING 
Fall RQolI(. 
C QUl"se Title Credits Dept. .Yo. TL:V W S SS Hour Days Bllilding Instructor Notes 
No Courses Have Priority Hours for Enrollment 
BACKGROUNO NURSING 3 NUR 121 09 UH. 302 GER GOLSON A 
.. DIS .. NUll III 10 U 241 C ...... 
+ DIS .. NUR 121 Ll U 319 ALL 
+ 01 S + NUR 121 10 fi 203 CHA 
.. OIS .. NUR 121 11 fi 21>1 CAM 
.. DIS .. NUR 121 06 F 233 CMM 
.. DIS .. NUR 121 09 F 201 CON 
.. DIS NUR 121 10 F 233 CMM 
PHILOSOPHY 
Cours •• #201, 301 Hive 
Priority Hours for Enrollment Stlrting: 10H lIH 1 H 2H 3H 4H 08F 09F 10 F 
for Students with Names Beginning K·L M·N O-R S T·I A·B C·D e.G H.J 
PROBLEMS PHILOSOPHY 3 PHL 201 2391 09 MWF 331 e ... 11 COOK S 
PROBLEMS PHILOSOPfiY 3 PHL 202 203 09 HWF 201 CHA COOK S 
PROBLEMS PHILOSOPHY 3 PHL 201 2392 202 203 10 MWF 201 CHA ST EPHENS S 
PROBLEMS PHILOSOPHY 3 PHL 201 2393 202 203 11 MWF 201 CliA LEVI S 
PROSLfMS PHILOSOPHY 3 PHL 201 2394 202 203 201 1 HWF 202 CliA KUSHNER S 
INTRO PHil HON COll 3 PHl 201 2395 208 209 11 HWF 231 CMM HERBERT H 
INTRa PHil HaN COll 3 PHL 201 23% 206 209 11 MWF 243 CMM GEDDES H 
INTRO PHIL HaN CaLL 3 PHL 201 2391 208 209 11 ... WF 201 CON KUSHNER H 
ELEMENTARY LOGIC 3 PHL 221 1 MWF 331> CMM ST EPHENS 
ELEMENTARY LOGIC 3 PHL 221 221 1 MWF 331> CMH EBERSOLE 
ELEMENT AESTHETICS 3 PHL 222 222 2 HWF 337 CMM HERBERT 
HISTORY OF PHILOSOPH 3 PHL 301 2398 09 MWF 231 CMM GEDDES 
HISTORY Of PHILOSOPH 3 PHl 302 303 09 "Wf 231 C ... M ZW EIG 
HISTORY Of PHILOSOPH 3 PHL 301 2399 302 303 2 MWF 201 CHA GEDOES 
SOCIAL POLITIC PHIL 3 PHL 304 2400 305 306 06 MWF 101 CM" ST EPHENS 
MODERN AMERICAN PHIL 3 PHL 326 
ETHICS 3 PHL 31>1 09 MWF 212 CM" GEDDES 
ETHI CS 3 PHL 31>2 09 HWF 203 CHA KUSHNER 
READ ING PHL 405 2401 405 405 405 
SEH WITTGENSTEIN 3 PHl 401 401 09-12 H 234 CMM COOK G 
SEM LOCKE 3 PfiL 401 2402 7111 U 212 CM ... HERBERT G 
SE ... KANT 3 PHL 401 401 09-12 U 233 CMH ZWEIG G 
SEM ETHICAL THEORY 3 PHL 401 2403 10-12 UH 336 CMM WISDOM G 
SEMINAR 3 PfiL 401 401 G 
PHILOS OF SCIENCE 3 PHL 411 4-1> WF 203 CHA EBERSOLE G 
PHILOSOPHY OF MIND 3 PHL 413 1/4 UH KUSHNER G 
PLATO 3 PHL 415 2 MWF 244 CMM ALEXANOER G 
HUME 3 PHL 411 2-4 Wf STEPHENS G 
PHILOS IN L1TfRATURE 3 PHL 431 1 MWf 203 CHA AL EXANDER G 
EX I STEHT!AlI SM 3 PHL 435 2404 11 HWF 11>1 CM ... COOK G 
AESTHETICS 3 PHL 441 2405 442 443 4-6 MW 204 CHA HERBERT G 
PHILOS OF LANGUAGE 3 PHL 452 1 MWF 203 CHA LEVI G 
ANALYTIC PHILOSOPHY 3 PHL 453 2401> 1 MWF 310 CMM LEVI G 
LOGICAL THEORY 3 PHL 41>5 10 MWF 31>9 CON LEVI G 
HISTORY OF LOGIC 3 PHL 41>1> 2401 461 10 MWF 212 CM ... lEVI G 
THES I S PHL 503 2408 503 503 503 N 
READING PHL 505 2409 505 505 505 
SEM PHILOS CONFLICT 3 PHL 501 2410 3/5 UH 2'>1 CM ... WISDOM 
SEM INAR 3 PHL 501 1-10 ... 233 CM ... 
SEMINAR 3 PHL 501 501 1-10 U 212 CM'" COOK 
PIl08LEM OF KNOWLEDGE 3 PHL 511 2411 512 513 1-10 H 203 CHA ALEXANDER 
PHYSICS 
No Courses Have Priority Hours for Enrollment 
ESSENTIALS PHYSICS 3 PH 101 
2421 I 102 103 09 UHS 123 SC ROEDER OESCRIPT ASTRONOMY 4 PH 104 2422 105 101> 11 ... UWF 123 SC EB61GHAUSEN S 
GENERAL PHYSICS 4 PH 201 2423 202 203 08 MWf. 123 SC RAYfiELD SC 
.. DIS .. PH 201 2424 202 203 08 U US SC 
.. DIS .. PH 201 2425 202 203 08 U 113 SC 
31 
Physics (Continued) 
Fall Room, 
C (furs.: T it/c Credits Depl. No. TLN W II SS HOlrr Days Buildillg Instructor Sotes 
+ DIS + PH 201 2426 202 203 08 H 113 SC 
.. DIS + PH 201 2427 202 203 08 H 115 SC 
+ 015 + PH 201 2428 202 203 11 U 113 SC 
.. 015 + PH 201 2429 202 203 11 U 115 SC 
.. DIS + PH 201 2430 202 203 11 H 113 SC 
+ DIS + PH 201 2431 202 203 11 H 115 SC 
GENERAL PHYSICS It PH 201 2432 202 203 11 IIUWF 16 St HEHL SO 
GENERAl PHYS ICS 4 PH 201 2433 202 203 08 MUWF 30 SC WANNIER SOH 
GENERAL PHYS ICS LAB 1 PH 204 2434 205 206 1-3 M 112 SC BURG 
GENERAL PHYSICS LAB 1 PH 204 2435 205 20b 3-5 M 112 SC 8URG 
GENERAL PHYSICS LAS 1 PH 204 243b 205 20b 08-10 U 112 SC BURG 
GENERAL PHYSICS LAB 1 PH 20 .. 2437 205 206 1-3 U 112 SC BURG 
GENERAL PHYSICS LAB 1 PH 204 2438 205 206 3-5 U 112 SC 8URG 
GENERAL PHYSICS LAB 1 PH 204 2439 205 20b 2-4 Ii 112 SC BURG 
GENERAl PHYSICS LAB 1 PH 204 2440 205 20b 08-10 H 112 SC BURG 
MECHANICS THERMAL PH It PH 320 2441 321 322 10 IIUWF 115 SC HALL 
MECHANICS THERMAL PH 4 PH 320 2442 321 322 10 MUWF 105 SC PAM 
RESEARCH PH 401 2443 401 401 R 
READING PH 405 2444 405 405 R 
SEM INAR PH 407 2445 407 407 R 
SEM RESEARCH PROBLEM PH 407 MWF 115 SC KEMP G 
LABORATORY PROBlEMS PH 409 2446 409 409 R 
MODERN PHYSICS 3 PH 411 2447 412· 413 09 MWF 113 SC LEFEVRE G 
ATOM [C NUCLEAR PHYS 3 PH 417 2448 418 418 1 MWF 115 SC ELL lCKSON AM 
ELECTRONICS 3 PH 427 2449 428 429 10 UH+ 113 SC H[GGINS G 
.. LAB .. PH 427 2450 428 429 2-5 M 113 SC HIGGINS 
+ LAB .. PH 427 2451 428 429 2-5 W 113 SC HIGG[NS 
+ LAB + PH 427 2452 428 429 2-5 F 113 SC HIGG[NS 
ELECTR[C + MAGNETISM 3 PH 431 2453 432 433 11 MWF 115 SC MORAVCSIK M 
INT QUANTUM MECHANIC 3 PH 481 2454 482 483 08 MWF L15 SC MCOANIElS G 
RESEARCH PH 501 2455 SOL SOL SOL RN 
THESIS PH 503 2456 503 503 503 RN 
READING PH 505 2457 505 505 505 R 
SEMINAR PH 507 2458 507 507 
Sf" DEPARTMENTAL PH 507 2459 507 507 It H Ib SC 
SEM ASTROPHYSICS 2 PH 507 2460 507 507 115 SC EB81GHAUSEN GR 
SEM GEN RELATI lillY 3 PH 507 24bl 507 507 2 f'!WF 115 SC Z I "MERMAN R 
QUANTUM MECHANICS 3 PH 517 24b2 518 519 10 MWF 113 SC GI RARDEAU 
NUCL EAR PHYSICS 3 PH 524 24b3 525 52b 11 MWF 113 SC CRASEMANN 
THEORETIC MECHANICS 3 PH 538 2464 539 540 08 MWF 113 SC KEf'!P 
THEO NUCLEAR PHYSICS 3 PH 541 2465 1 MWF 105 SC MCCARTHY 
THEO NUCLEAR PHYSICS 3 PH 542 1 MWF 105 SC f'!ORAVCSIK 
THEO NUCLEAR PHYSICS 3 PH 543 1 MWF 105 SC CSONKA 
ELECTROMAGNETIC THEO 3 PH 544 2466 545 54b 09 MWF 115 SC POWEll 
SOL [D ST ATE PHYSICS 3 PH 578 2467 579 580 3 MWF 115 SC MAHAN 
ll~:llth09;; 
C~:llth 10;; or I 
D-Concurrcllt reg. in calculus 
POLITICAL SCIENCE 
All eo ....... Have 
Priority Hours for Enrollment Starling, 10H llH 1 H :ZH 3H 4H OSF 09F 10 F 
for Siudenls with Name.lleglnnlng K-L M-N O-R S T-Z A-fl CoD E-G H-J 
AMER[CAN GOVERNMENTS 3 PS 201 2491 202 201 LO UH+ L50 SC KLONOSK [ 
+ DIS .. PS 201 2492 202 4 U 369 CON 
+ DIS PS 201 2493 202 7 U 137 CMM 
.. OIS + PS 201 2494 202 8 U 137 CMM 
.. DIS + PS 201 2495 202 4 W 101 CMM 
+ D[S + PS 201 2496 202 7 W Ib7 CMf'! 
+ DIS + PS 201 2497 202 8 W 167 CMM 
+ DIS + PS 201 2498 202 4 H 332 CMM 
+ DIS + PS 201 2499 202 7 H 167 CMM 
+ DIS + PS 201 2500 202 8 H Ib7 CMM 
+ D[S + PS 201 2501 202 4 F 202 CHA 
+ DIS + PS 201 2502 202 7 F 167 CMM 
.. DIS .. PS 201 2503 202 8 F 167 CMM 
AMER ICAN GOVERNMENTS 3 PS 203 10 UH+ 150 SC ZEIGLER 
+ DIS .. PS 203 
" 
H 332 CMM 
• DIS + PS 203 7 H 242 CMM 
+ DIS + PS 203 8 H 242 CMM 
+ DIS + PS 203 
" 
f 202 CHA 
+ 0[5 + PS 203 7 f 242 eMM 
+ DIS + PS 203 8 F 242 eMM 
INTERNATIONAL RELAT 3 PS 205 10 UH+ 221 ALL BECHTOLO 
+ DIS .. PS 205 3 F 232 eMM 
+ DIS + PS 205 09 S 366 eMf'! 
32 
Political Science (Continued) 
Fall 
Course Title Credits Dept. No. TLN W S SS Hour Days Instructor _Votes 
I NT ERNA TI ONAl RElAT 3 PS 205 2504 205 2 I!iif 331 CMM I(OPLIN 
INfERNAT IONAl RELAT 3 PS 205 2 MW 331 CMM I(OPLIN 
+ DIS + PS 205 3 H 243 CMM 
+ DIS + PS 205 10 S 137 CMM 
INTRO POL IT I CAL SC 3 PS 206 2505 207 208 11 UH. 331 CMM ALLMAN 
+ DIS + PS 20b 2501> 207 208 1 H 301 CON 
• DIS + PS 206 2507 207 208 2 H 369 CON 
+ DIS + PS 206 2508 207 208 3 W 369 CON 
• DIS • PS 206 2509 207 206 09 S 172 CMM 
• DIS + PS 206 2510 207 208 10 S 172 CMII 
+ DIS • PS 206 2511 207 20B 11 S 167 CMM INTRO POLIT ANALYSIS 3 PS 311 311 11/1 UH 341 CMM J MlTCHELL B 
INTR COMPAR POLITICS 3 PS 312 2512 312 3/5 UH 238 CMM HANHARDT B 
WORLD POLHI CS 3 PS 320 321 09 MWf 331 CMM SCHLEICHER B 
S ASIA MODERN TIMES 3 PS 337 2513 338 339 1111 UH 231 CMM SeHLE ICHER B 
INTRa PUBLIC POLICY 3 PS 340 2514 3/5 UH 336 eMM J MITCHELL B 
INTRO PUBliC ADM IN 3 PS 351 3/5 UH 184 CAM OR8ELL B 
THESIS PS 403 2515 403 403 6 
READING PS 405 2516 405 405 18 
SEMINAR PS 407 2517 407 407 18 
SEM COMP AUTHOR I TAR 3 PS 407 2518 2-5 W 936 CAM 8ECHTOLO B 
SEM COMMUNITY POLITI 3 PS 407 2519 407 1-4 U 936 CAM AGGER B 
SEM POliTICAL PARTIC 3 PS 407 2520 1-4 H 936 CAM ORBELL 6 
SEM POLICY ANALYSIS 3 PS 407 2521 3/6 w 234 CMM J MITCHELL 6 
SEll THEORY DEMOCRACY 3 PS 407 11/1 UH 332 CMM W MITCHELL 6 
SEM W EUROPE POLITIC 3 PS 407 3-6 W 161 CMM SHIVELY 8 
SEM VI ETNAM 3 PS 407 2522 407 407 ALLMAN 
SEM MARXIST POL THEO 3 PS 407 2523 3/6 W 319 ALL ZANINOVICH B 
SEM PRE MOO THOUGHT 3 PS 407 3/6 W 234 CMM ZANINOVICH B 
SEM PHIL POL INQUIRY 3 PS 407 3/6 W 234 CMM ZANINOVleH B 
SEM ORIENTAT POL SC 3 PS 407 2524 3/5 M 170 CAM SELIGMAN 8 
SEM COMMUNIC PERCEP 3 PS 407 2525 2/5 U 261 CAM ZEIGLER 8 
SEM POL MID EAST. 3 PS 407 2526 407 4-6 UH 936 CAM BECHTOLD B 
SEM POLITICAL ORGAN 3 PS 407 215 U 233 CMM ZE IGLER 
SEM MOD FAR EAST REL PS 407 407 7-10 U 266 CMM CHO 
POLIT PARTIES + OPIN 3-4 PS 414 2527 415 416 3/5 UH 244 CMM SELIGMAN GB 
INTERNATION ORGANfZ 3 PS 420 2528 10 MWF 106 LA Hover GB 
INTERNATI0N ORGANIZ 3 PS 421 10 MWf 180 CAM HOVEl G8 
INTERNATIONAL LAW 3 PS 422 10 MWF 180 CAM HOVEl GB 
GOVERN POLIT GERMANY 3 PS 426 3/5 Mii 189 CAM HANHAROT GB 
GOV POLIT SOVIET UN 3 PS 427 3/5 MW 189 CAM I1ANHAROT GB 
POll TIC THEO GENERAL 3 PS 430 2529 11 MWF 238 CMM ZANINOVICH GB 
POllT THEORY VALUES 3 PS 431 11 MWF 238 CMM ZANINOVICH GB 
POLIT THEORY CHANGE 3 PS 432 11 MWF 238 CMM ZANINOVICH GB 
THEORY OF DEMOCRACY 3 PS 456 2~30 451 11/1 UH 332 CMM W MITCHELL GB 
GOVERN POllT CHINA 3 PS 460 461 12 MWF 242 CMM CHO G 
GOV POLIT LATIN AMER 3 PS 463 2531 1-4 H 333 CMM GOLDRICH 
GOV POLIT LATIN AMER 3 PS 464 1-4 H 189 CAM GOLORICH GB 
fEDERAL PUBLIC AOMIN 3 PS 467 2532 46B 469 215 F 936 CAM KIEFFER GB 
POLITICAL BEHAVIOR 3 PS 470 2533 3/6 U 370 CMM DAVI ES Gil 
POLITICAL REVOLUTION 3 PS 475 3/6 U 370 CM~ DAVIES G8 
SUPREME COURT AMER 3 PS 481. 11 MWF 338 CMM I(LONOSKI GB 
POLlCV PROCESS 3 PS 488 3/5 UH 164 CAM J MITCHaL G6 
FEO EDUCATION POLICY 3 PS 494 3/6 M 184 CAM FL EMH ING G8 
FEO WELFARE POLICY 3 PS 495 3/6 M 184 CAM fL EMH ING G8 
NATION SECURITV POL 3 PS 496 3/5 W 184 CAM J MITCHELL GB 
RESEARCH PS 501 2534 501 501 501 HIN 
THES IS PS 503 2535 503 503 503 81N 
READING PS 505 2536 505 505 505 18 
SEMINAl! PS 507 2537 507 501 ~O7 IB 
SEM MOD FAR EAST REL PS 507 501 7-[0 U 266 CMM CHO 
SEM COMP AUTHORITAR 3 PS 507 2536 2-5 W 936 CAM 6ECHTOLO B 
SEM COMPAR COMM POL 3 PS 507 2539 507 1-4 U 936 CAM AGGER B 
SEM POLITICAL BEHAV 3 PS 507 2540 3/6 H 172 CMM DAV IES 6 
SEM POLITIC REVOlUT 3 PS 507 3/6 H 243 CMM DAVIES 8 
SEM POLITIC LiTERAT 3 PS 507 3/6 H 272 CMM DAVIES B 
SEM POLITICS DEVELOP 3 PS 507 2/5 H 936 CAM GDLDRICH 16 
SEM INT REL THEORY 3 PS 507 501 215 M 936 CAM HOVET + 18 
SEM INTRO COMPAR POL 3 PS 501 1-4 H 936 CAM HANHAROT IB 
SEM INTERNAl ION ORG 3 PS 501 2541 7.15 M 936 CAM HOVH IB 
SEM POLICV ANALYSIS 3 PS ~07 2542 3/5 W ~34 CHH J MITCHEll B 
SEM THEORY DEMOCRACY 3 PS 501 1111 UH 332 CHM W MITCHELL 8 
SEH eONTEMP POL THED 3 PS 501 2543 507 507 3/6 H 237 CMH W MITCHELL 8 
SEM HETROP POLITICS 3 PS 507 2544 7-10 H 936 CAH ORBEll B 
SE/! METROP POLITICS 3 I'S 507 507 2-5 W 936 CAM ORHELL 8 
SE/! POLITICAL PARTIC 3 PS 507 2545 1-4 H 936 CAM OR6ELL B 
SEH INTRO INl RElAT 3 PS ~01 2546 3-6 U 233 CMM SCHl EICHER 8 
SEH ORIENTAT POL SC 3 PS 501 2547 3/5 M 170 CAM SeliGMAN 8 
33 
Political Science (Continued) 
Fail Room. 
e Ollr,I'e Titll' Credits Dept. Xo, TLN W S SS Hour Days Buildr'l1g Instructor Xntcs 
SEM W EUROPE POLITIC 3 PS S07 3-6 W 167 CMM SHIVELY B 
SE" SCOPE + METHODS 3 PS S01 2S48 501 501 09/11 UH 936 CAM SHIVELY B 
SEM MARXIST POL THEO 3 PS 501 2549 3/6 W 319 All ZANINOVICH B 
SEM PRE MOD THOUGHT 3 PS 507 3/6 W 234 CM" ZANINOVICH B 
SEM PHIL POL INQUIRY 3 PS 501 3/6 W 234 CMM ZANINOVICH B 
SEM COMMUN Ie PERCEPT 3 PS 507 2550 215 U 261 CAM ZE IGlER IB 
SEM POL IT I CAL OR GAN 3 PS 507 215 U 233 CMM ZE 16L ER IB 
SEM COMPAR POL RECRU 3 PS 501 501 1110 W 243 CMM SELIGMAN 8 
SEM POL MID EAST + 3 PS 507 2551 501 4-6 UH 936 CAM BECHTOLD 8 
B-Graded for majors 
PSYCHOLOGY 
Courses #200 Have 
Priority Hours for Enrollment Starting: 10H IlH 1 H 2H 3H 4H 08 F 09F 10F 
for Stude"" with Names Beginning K-l M-N O-R 5 T-I A-B CoD e.G H-J 
LEARNING. THINKING 3 PSV 211 2571 2 MWF 150 SC POSMER F 
LEARNING • THINKING 3 PSY 211 2S72 211 12 MWF 138 CMM ANDERSON F 
PERCEPT ION 3 PSY 212 2573 10 MWF 123 SC LEEPER F 
PERCEPTION 3 PSY 212 257" 1111 UH 207 CHA BECK F 
PSYCHOLOGY LAB 1 PSY 213 2575 216 219 08-10 M 265 CON ANDERSON • FS 
PSYCHOLOGY LAB 1 PSY 213 2576 216 219 08-10 M 268 CON ANOERSON • FS 
PSYCHOLOGY LAB 1 PSY 213 2577 216 219 10-12 M 265 CON ANDERSON + FS 
PSYCHOLOGY LAB 1 PSY 213 2576 216 219 10-12 M 268 CON ANDERSON + FS 
PSYCHOLOGY LAB 1 PSY 213 2579 216 219 1-3 M 265 CON ANDERSON + FS 
PSYCHOLOGY LAB 1 PSY 213 2580 216 219 1-3 M 268 CON ANDERSON + FS 
PSYCHOLOGY LAB 1 PSY 213 2581 216 219 3-5 M 265 CON ANDERSON + FS 
PSYCHOLOGY LAB 1 PSY 213 2582 216 219 3-5 M 268 CON ANDERSON • FS 
PSYCHOLOGY LAB 1 PSY 213 2583 216 219 08-10 U 265 CON ANDERSON + FS 
PSYCHOLOGY LAB I PSY 213 258" 216 219 08-10 U 268 CON ANDERSON + FS 
PSYCHOLOGY LAB 1 PSV 213 2585 216 219 10-12 U 265 CON ANOERSON • FS 
PS YCHOLOGY LAS 1 PSY 213 2586 216 219 10-12 U 268 CON ANDERSON • FS 
PSYCHOLOGY LAB 1 PSY 213 2587 216 219 1-3 U 265 CON ANDERSON + FS 
PSYCHOLOGY LAB 1 PSY 213 25S8 216 219 1-3 U 268 CON ANDERSON + FS 
PS YCHOLOGY LAB 1 PSY 213 2589 216 219 3-5 U 265 CON ANDERSON + FS 
PSYCHOLOGY LAS 1 PSY 213 2590 216 219 3-5 U 26S CON ANOERSON + FS 
PSYCHOLOGY LAB 1 PSY 213 2591 216 219 08-10 W 265 CON ANOERSON + FS 
PSYCHOLOGY LAB I PSY 213 2592 216 219 08-10 II 268 CON ANOERSON + FS 
PSYCHOLOGY LAS 1 PSY 213 2593 216 219 10-12 W 265 CON ANDERSON • fS 
PSYCHOLOGY LAB 1 PSY 213 2594 216 219 10-12 W 268 CON ANDERSON + FS 
PSYCHOLOGY LAS 1 PSY 213 25~5 216 219 1-3 W 265 CON ANOERSON + FS 
PSYCHOLOGY LAB 1 PSY 213 2596 216 219 1-3 W 26B CON ANOERSON + FS 
PSYCHOLOGY LAB 1 PSY 213 2591 216 219 3-S II 265 CON ANDERSON + FS 
PSYCHOLOGY LAS 1 PSY 213 2598 216 219 3-S W 268 CON ANDERSON + FS 
PSYCHOLOGY LAB 1 PSY. 213 2599 216 219 08-10 H 265 CON ANDERSON • FS 
PSYCHOLOGY LAB 1 PSY 213 2600 216 219 08-10 H 268 CON ANDERSON • FS 
PSYCHOLOGY LAB 1 PSY 213 2601 216 219 10-12 H 265 CON ANDERSON + FS 
PSYCHOLOGY LAB 1 PSY 213 2602 216 219 10-12 H 268 CON ANDERSON + FS 
PSYCHOLOGY LAB I PSY 213 2603 216 219 1-3 H 265 CON ANDERSON • FS 
PS YCHOLOGY LAB 1 PSY 213 2604 216 219 1-3 H 268 CON ANDERSON' FS 
PSYCHOLOGY LAB 1 PSY 213 2605 216 219 3-S H 265 CON ANDERSON • FS 
PSYCHOLOGY LAB 1 PSY 213 2606 216 219 3-5 H 268 CON ANDERSON • FS 
PSYCHOLOGY LAS 1 PSY 213 2607 216 219 08-10 F 26S CON ANDERSON + FS 
PSYCHOLOGY LAB I PSY 213 2608 216 219 08-10 F 268 CON ANDERSON + FS 
PSYCHOLOGY L A8 1 PSY 213 2609 216 219 10-12 F 265 CON ANDERSON + FS 
PS YCHOL06V LAS 1 PSY 213 2HO 216 219 10-12 F 268 CON ANDERSON + FS 
PSYCHOLOGY LAB 1 PSY <13 2611 216 219 1-3 F 265 CON ANDERSON + FS 
PSYCHOLOGY LAB 1 PSY 213 2612 216 219 213 1-3 F 268 CON ANDERSON + fS 
PS YCHOLOGY lAS 1 PSY 213 2613 216 219 216 10-12 S 265 CON ANDERSON + FS 
PSYCHOLOGY LAS 1 PSY ,213 2614 216 219 219 10-12 S 268 CON ANDERSON • FS 
MOTIV PHYSIOL PSYCH 3 PSY 214 11/1 UH 207 CHA ADKINS F 
MOT IV PHYSIOL PSYC H 3 PSY 214 10 MWf 123 SC KIMBLE F 
SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 3 PSY 215 12 MWF 138 CIIM FOSMIRE f 
SOCIAL PSYCHULOGY 3 PSY 215 21S 2 MWF 150 SC ZI LLER F 
DEV!L • INDIV OIFF 3 PSY 217 2 MWF 150 SC LITTMAN F 
DEVEL • INOI V DIFF 3 PSY 217 11/1 UH 201 CHA SCHAEFFER F 
PERSONAL lTY 3 PSY 218 10 IIWF 123 SC MOURSUNO F 
PE RSONALI TY 3 PSY l18 218 Il MWF 138 CMM F 
QUANT METHODS PSYCH 4 PSY 313 2615 2 MWF' 238 CMM DAWES 
QUANT METHODS PSYCH 4 PSY 313 2 MWF+ 238 CMM MOURSUND 
• LAS PSY 313 2616 10-12 U 124 NES 
• LAB • PSY 313 2617 3-5 H 369 CON 
• LAIl • PSY 313 10-12 U 207 CON 
• LAB + PSY 313 3-S H 369 CON 
l!ESEARCH PSY 401 2618 ,,01 401 401 
THESIS PSY 403 2619 403 403 "03 
34 
Psychology (Continued) 
Fall Room; 
Course Title Credits Dept. No. TLN W S 5S Hour Da-ys Building Instructor Notes 
READING PSY 405 2620 405 405 405 
SEMINAR PSY 407 2621 407 407 M 
SEM HUMAN CONFLICT 3 PSY 407 2622 ZILLER HIM 
SEM THINKING 3 PSY 407 11/1 UH 301 CON ANDERSON III 
SEM HUMAN PERFORM 3 PSY 407 11/1 UH 301 CON POSNER III 
SEM HISTORY + SYSTEII 3 PSY 407 3/5 UH 207 CON LEEPER liD 
SEM SPATIAL ORIENTAT 3 PSY 407 3/5 UH 201 CON BECK III 
SEM PRIMATE 8EHAVIOR 3 PSY 407 3/5 MW 241 CIIM LEARY M 
LAB ADV PSY STATIST 1 PSY 417 2623 FAGOT CG 
LA8 ADV PSV STATIST 1 PSY 418 DAWES CG 
PSYCHOLOG ASSESSMENT 3 PSY 421 2624 10 MWF 369 CON MOURSUNO M 
CHARACT + PERSONAL 3 PSY 430 436 1 MWF 231 CMM LEEPER H 
SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 3 PSY 437 437 1 MIIF 231 CMM FOSMIRE II 
GROUP + INalVIO OIFF 3 PSY 441 2625 09 MWF 302 GER GOLDBERG G 
OCCUPATION + CAREeRS 3 PSY 449 3 MWF 231 CMM M 
ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY 3 PSY 450 2626 450 1 MWF 231 CMII FOSMIRE M 
PHYSIOLOGICAL PSYCH 3 PSY 451 2627 3/5 UH 338 CMM 1I eKEY II 
DEVELOPIIENTAl PSYCH 3 PSY 460 460 10 MWF 302 GER II 
MOTIVATION 3 P$Y 405 11 MWF 201 VIL" ADKINS M 
ANIMAL PSYCHOLOGY 3 PSY 470 09 MWF 207 CON LEARY M 
LAB ANIMAL PSYCHDL 2 PSY 471 1-3 UH 336 CMM LEARY M 
PSYCHOl OF LEARNING 3 PSY 490 2628 11 MWF 338 CMM REICHER II 
PSYCHOL OF LEARNING 3 PSY 490 2 MWF 331 CMM LEARY M 
LA8 IN LEARN ING 2 PSY 491 10-12 UH 366 CON REICHER M 
LAB IN LEARNING 2 PSY 491 3-5 UH 366 CON M 
PSYCH OF PERCEPTION 3 PSY 492 11 MWF 338 CMM ATTNEAVE M 
LAB IN PERCEPTION 2 PSV 493 10-12 UH 365 CON BECK M 
RESEARCH PSY SOl 2629 501 501 501 N 
AOV PSYCH LAB PSY 502 2630 10-12 UH 301 CON ATTNEAVE N 
THESIS PSY 503 2631 503 503 503 N 
REAOING PSY 505 2632 505 505 505 Il 
SEMINAR PSY 507 2633 501 507 
SEM CORE QUAN METH I 3 PSY 507 2634 10 MWF 301 CON FAGOT 0 
SEM CORE QUA METH 11 3 PSY 507 10 MWF 301 CON OAWES 0 
SEM CORE EXP OESIGIl 3 PSY 501 11 MWF 301 CON FAGOT 0 
SEM CORE DEVELOP 3 PSY 507 09 "WF 301 CON SCHAEFFER 0 
SEM CORE PHYSIOlOG 3 PSY 501 2635 2 MWF 301 CON KIMBLE 0 
SE" CORE PERSONALITY 3 PSY 507 2636 09 MWF 301 CON WEISS 0 
SEM CORE PERCEPTION 3 PSY 507 11 "WF 301 CON ATTN EAVE 0 
SE" CORE LEARNING 3 PSY 507 1 MWF 301 CON PO SilER 0 
SEM CORE HIST + SYS 3 PSY 507 09 MWF 301 CON LE EPER 0 
SEM CORE SOCIAl. 3 PSY 507 1 MWF 301 CON ZILLER 0 
SEM CORE PSYCHOPATH 3 PSY 507 2 MWF 301 CON LEWINSOHN ",0 
SEM BEHAV CHANGE I 3 PSY 501 2637 1111 UH LICHTENSTEIN 
SEM BEHAV CHANGE II 3 PSY 507 1111 UH 
SEM GROUP CONSULTA 3 PSY 507 FOSMIRE 
SEM MILIEU THERAPY 3 PSY 507 
SEM exp PSYCHOPATH 3 PSY 507 09/11 UH WEISS 
SEM CLINIC PROSEMIN 1 PSY 507 2638 507 507 1 U 
SEM CUL COMPARISONS 3 PSY 507 2639 719 M 201 CON SUNOBERG + 
SEM COMMUNICATION 3 PSY 507 DAWES 
SEM MEASURE INO OIFF 3 PSY 507 GOLDBERG 
SEM BRAIN LES 8EHAV 3 PSY 507 2640 LEARY 
SEM AOV PHYSIO HOTIV 3 PSY 507 2641 7 H 201 CON ADKINS 
SEM ANIMAl BEHAVIOR 3 PSY 507 2642 8 U 201 CON FENTRESS 
SEM PHYSIO EXCIT MEM 3 PSY 507 LICKEY B 
SEM SHORT TERM STOR 3 PSY 501 REICHER 
SEll VISUAL BRIGHT 3 PSY 507 8ECK 
SEM ANATOMY MEMORY 3 PSY 507 2643 B W 201 CON POSNER + 
SEM COMPUTER SIMUlA 3 PSY 507 HALLER 
SEM MATH MOOELS PSY 3 PSY 501 MWF 201 CON HALLER 
SEM NEUR BASIS BEHAV 3 PSY 507 507 E 
CLINIC WITH CHILOREN 3 PSY 508 2644 508 SOB 508 lOR 
PRACTICUM EXPERIENCE PSY 509 2645 509 509 509 lOR 
CLINIC COUNSEL PRACT 3 PSY 531 3/5 UH 201 CON L ICHTENSTE IN 10 
CLINIC COUNSEl PRACT 3 PSY 532 3/5 UH 234 C"M LEWINSOHN 10 
AOV PERSONAL ASSESS 3 PSY 533 2646 3/5 UH 201 CON GOLOBERG 10 
ADV SOCiAl PSYCHOL 3 PSY 535 2 IIWF 301 CON RUNKEL 
IIEASURE THEO APPLIC 3 PSY 543 10 MWF 201 CON FAGOT 
ADV PHYSIOLOG PSYCH 3 PSY 560 1 IIWF 201 CON LlCKEY 
AO~ PS~ PERCEPTION 3 P~Y 566, 20~"!" 12 MWF 301 CON ATTNEAVE 
F-Sophomore standing 
B-'xot for Biology students 
D-Prerequisite: 9 hrs. upper division Psy 
E-Jointly with Biology 
C-Restricted to 1st yr. grad students in Psy O-Admission to depart. grad. program 
35 
RELIGIOUS STUDIES 
No Co ....... Have Priority Ho ... for Enrollment 
Fall Room, 
Course Title Credits Dcpt. No. TLN W S SS Hour Do.!.'.\' Building instructor XotL'S 
GREAT RELIGIONS 3 R 201 2611 10 UH+ 201 tHA REYNOLDS SA 
GREAT RELIGIONS 3 II 202 203 10 UH+ 133 tMM REYNOLDS SA 
+ DIS + R 201 2612 202 203 1 U 106 FR REYNOLDS 
+ DIS + II 201 2613 202 203 1 H 214 FR REYNOLDS 
+ DIS + R 201 2614 202 203 2 F 159 CAM REYNOLDS 
GREAT RELIGIONS 3 II lOI 2615 l02 l03 09 UH+ 201 CHA STRATON SA 
+ DIS + R 201 2616 202 203 2 H 201 CHA S1 RATON 
RELIGIONS OF MANKIND 3 II 301 2611 302 303 11 MWF 331 CMM BLOOM SA 
RELIGIONS OF MANKIND 3 II 302 
CHRISTIAN THOUGHT 3 II 321 2678 322 323 09 UH+ 101 CMM REYNOLDS SA 
+ DIS ... R 321 2679 1 F 341 CMM REYNOLDS 
+ OIS + R 322 323 1 F REYNOLDS 
SEM PATR ISTICS 3 R 401 26BO 407 407 09-12 F 302 FR REYNOLDS SM 
SEM CHINESE PHILOSOP 3 II 407 2661 407 407 1 MWF 234 CMM BLOOM SM 
SEH JAPAN RELIGIONS 3 R 407 2682 3 MWF 206 FR BLOOH M 
S EM PERSPEC OF CHURC 3 R 407 3 MWF 206 FR SLOOH M 
PHILOS OF RELIGION 3 R 419 2683 420 09 MWF 233 CMH STRATON SH 
SOCIAL PROS + RELIG 3 R 421 09 MWF 233 CMM STRA10N SM 
ROMANCE LANGUAGES 
French 
All Co ....... Have 
Priority Ho ... for Enrollment Starting: 10H llH lH 2H 3H 4H 08 F 09 F lOF 
for Students with Names Beginning e.G H.J K·L M·N O·R S T.Z A·B C·D 
1 ST YEAR FRENCH 4 RL 050 2691 051 052 08 MWFS 118 FR THIELEMANN B 
1ST YEAR FRENCH 4 RL 050 2692 051 052 09 MWFS 218 ALL SKOLNICK B 
1ST YEAR FRENCH 
" 
RL 050 2693 051 052 10 MWFS 216 ALL WAGNER B 
1ST YEAR FRENCH 4 RL 050 2694 051 052 11 MWFS 212 CMM KATO B 
1ST YEAR FRENCH 4 RL 050 2695 051 052 12 HUWF 216 ALL DENES B 
1ST YEAR fRENCH 4 RL 050 2696 051 052 12 MUWF 218 ALL CONAWAY B 
1ST YEAR FRENCH 4 RL 050 2691 1 MUWF 313 ALL BONDANELLA B 
1ST YEAR fRENCH 4 RL 051 052 1 MUWF 313 ALL MACDONALD B 
1ST YEAR FRENCH 4 RL 050 269B 051 052 1 MUliF 243 CMM GI AUQUE B 
1ST YEAR FRENCH 4 RL 050 2699 051 052 050 2 MUWF U8 FR PURVIS 6 
1ST YEAR fRENCH 4 RL 050 2700 051 052 051 3 MUWF 313 ALL GERVAIS B 
1ST YEAR FRENCH 4 RL 050 2701 051 052 052 4 MUWf 214 FR CAHAN 6 
1ST YEAR fRENCH 6 RL 053 054 OB MUWHF 106 FR 80NDANELLA B 
2ND YEAR fREf.lCH 4 RL 101 2702 102 103 08 IIUWF 306 ALL ARCHIBALD C 
2ND YEAR FRENCH 4 RL 101 2703 102 103 OB MUWF 214 FR MARCUS C 
2f.1D YEAR FRENCH 4 RL 101 2704 102 103 09 MUWF 306 ALL COOPER 
2ND YEAR FRENCH 4 RL 101 2705 102 10 MUWF 214 FR BElT ISOOO 
2f.1D 'tEAR FRENCH 4 RL 101 2706 102 10 MUWF 306 ALL DESROCHES H 
2f.1D YEAR FRENCH 4 RL 103 10 MUWF 306 ALL PUR~ I S H 
2ND YEAR fRENCH 
" 
RL 101 2707 102 103 11 MUWF 369 CON GARDNER 
2ND YEAR FRENCH ,. RL 101 270B 102 103 12 MUWF 306 ALL ARCHI8ALD 
2ND YEAR FRENCH 4 RL 101 2709 102 103 12 MUWF 214 FA. SCHENK C 
2ND YEAR FRENCH 4 RL 101 2710 102 103 1 MUWF 214 FR MARCUS C 
2NO YEAR FRENCH 4 III 101 2711 102 103 1 MUWF 201 GER LEWIS 
2ND YEAR FRENCH 4 ilL 101 2112 102 103 2 MUWF 21B ALL RENDALL C 
2ND YEAR FRENCH 4 ilL 101 2713 102 103 101 2 MUWF 106 FR GARDNER 
2ND YEAR FRENCH 4 RL 101 2114 102 103 102 3 MUWF 214 FR FREITAG 
2ND YEAR FRENCH 4 RL 101 2715 102 103 103 4 MUWF 215 ALL 
SURYEY OF FRENCH LIT 3 RL 301 2716 302 303 09 MWF 221 FR JOHNSON 0 
SURVEY Of fRENCH LIT 3 RL 301 2717 302 303 10 MWF 111 FII RENOALL 0 
SUR~EY Of FREf.lCH LIT 3 RL 301 2118 302 303 11 MWF liB FA. DESROCHES D 
SURYEY OF FRENCH LIT 3 Rl 301 2719 302 303 301 1 MWF UB FR MARLOW 0 
FRENCH COMP COf.l~ERS 3 Rl 314 2720 315 316 OB MWF 313 ALL BE IT lSHOO D 
FRENCH COMP CONYERS 3 RL 314 2721 315 316 09 U+ 105 SC HARLOW 0 
+ + RL 314 315 316 08/10 H 306 ALL MARLOW 
FRENCH COMP CONYERS 3 RL 314 2722 315 316 U/l UH 106 FR RENDALL 0 
FREf.lCH COMP CONYERS 3 RL 314 2723 315 316 314 2 MWF 313 ALL COOPER D 
fRENCH PRONUN PHONET 2 Rl HI 2724 332 333 10 UH 111 FR FREIT AG 0 
FRENCH PRONUN PHONET 2 Rl 331 2725 332 333 331 1 UH 221 FR PURV I S 
THESIS RL 403 2726 403 403 HR 
READING RL "'05 2727 405 405 R 
SEN HONORS COLLEGE 2 Rl 407 2728 3/5 H 302 FA. 81RN HIR 
SEN HOf.lORS COllEGE 2 Rl 407 4 UH 109 FR HIR 
SEN HDNORS COLLEGE 2 Rl 407 4 MWF 109 FR JOHNSON HIA. 
17TH CENT fRENCH liT l RL 411 2129 412 413 10 MWF 5 QUO SIMONIN G 
19TH CENT FRENCH liT 3 Rl 417 2130 418 419 1 HWF 221 FR JOHNSON G 
20TH CENT fRENCH liT 3 RL 423 2731 424 "'25 2 MWF 221 FR BIRN G 
FRENCH CUlT CIYIllZ 3 RL 429 2732 2 MWF 232 CMM SIMONIN G 
36 
French (Continued) 
Pall RooJlf. 
Course Title Credits Dept. Xo. TLY W S SS HOllr Days Buildin.::: I nstrl{ctor -'"ofes 
FRENCH CUI. T CIVllll 3 RL 430 431 2 I1WF IB4 CAH SI HONIN G 
ADV FRENCH COI1POS 2-3 RL 467 2733 468 469 10 UH+ 215 All DOUGHERTY G 
+ + RL 461 466 469 lL H 109 FR 
AOV FRENCH COHPOS 2-3 RL 461 2731t 466 469 10-12 U+ 127 FCH HA IU.. OW G 
+ + RL 1t67 468 "69 11 H 117 FR 
THESIS ilL 503 2735 503 503 RN 
READING III 505 2736 505 505 R 
FRENCH SEMINAR RL 507 2737 501 507 
SEll 20TH CENT THEATE 3 RL 507 2738 507 501 1-3 U 109 FR 81RN 
SEll PRE ROHANTICISI1 3 RL 501 2739 3 HWF 221 FII DESROCHES 
SEH HALHERSE 3 RL 507 27"0 4/6 WF 313 AlL SI"ON1N 
SEH LIT SCHDLARSHI P 3 RL 507 2141 2-4 F 109 FR HART 
SEH BAIJDElAIRe 3 RL 501 4 HWF 221 FR JOHNSON 
SEH LA FONT4INE 3 RL 507 4/6 WF 111 FR SIHONIN 
SEH PHIL SPIRIT 3 RL 501 3 "WF 221 FR DESROCHES 
SEH PROUST 3 RL S01 1213 H 117 FR BIRN 
SEH DESCARTES 3 RL 501 4/6 WF 117 FR SIHONIN 
SEH ROUS SEAU 3 RL 507 3 HWF 221 FR DESROCHES 
SEH PROUST 3 RL 507 1213 H 319 ALL BUN 
16TH CENT FRENCH LIT 3 RL 517 2742 518 519 3/5 H 207 GER BEALL 
OLD FRENCH READINGS 2 RL 538 539 09 UH 302 FR DOUGHERTY 
FRANCOIS VILLON 3 RL 544 2143 09 UH 302 FR DOUGHERTY 
BAUDElA IRE 3 RL 548 2744 
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HWF 221 FR JOHNSON 
B-Xo credit Fall term after 2 yrs. in high school D-2 yrs, college or equi'"<llent 
C-Reading section E-l )'f. college Latin 
Italian 
All Courses HaY<! 2H 3H 4H 08 F 09F 10F 
Priority Hours for Enrollment Stal1ing: 10H IIH IH 
for Studen" with Nam •• Beginning E-G H..J K·L M·N O·R 5 T·Z A·B C.D 
1ST YEAR ITALIAN 4 RL 070 2761 071 072 09 HUwF 109 FR CASAGRANDE B 
1ST YEAR ITALIAN 4 RL 070 2162 071 072 11 HUWF 214 FR DANGELO 8 
1ST YEAR ITALIAN 4 RL 070 2763 071 012 070 12 HUWF 109 FR CHIODO 6 
1ST YEAR ITALIAN 4 RL 070 2764 011 012 011 1 MUWF 5 QUO BATES 6 
1ST YEAR ITALIAN I> RL 013 OH 08 MUwHF 109 FR TERPENING B 
2ND YEAR ITALIAN 
" 
RL 10'0 2765 105 106 09 HUWF 111 FR DANGELO 
2ND YEAR ITALIAN 4 RL 104 2166 105 106 11 HUWF 216 ALL HA HANTONI S 
2ND YEAR ITALIAN 4 RL 10" 2167 105 106 1 HUWF 117 FR DANGELO 
SURVEY ITALIAN L1T 3 RL 307 2768 308 309 2 HwF 216 ALL CASAGRANDE D 
ITALIAN COHP CONVERS 3 RL 3H 2169 315 376 12 MWF 221 FR CASAGRANDE D 
ITALIAN RENAISS LIT 3 RL 480 2170 481 482 3-5 M 301 CON HA HANTON I S G 
20TH CEN ITALIAN LIT 3 RL 486 2771 487 488 09 MWF 215 All HATlANTONIS G 
B-Xo credit fall term after 2 yrs. in high schoo1 ])-2 yrs. in college or cfJui"flle-nt 
Portuguese 
No Cou .... H.ve Priority Hours for Enrollment 
PORTUG + 8RAZIL LIT 3 RL "11 2181 "72 413 09 HWF 206 FR ROSE G 
SEH BRAZIL MDDERNISH 3 RL 508 508 1 HWF 125 FCH ROSE FR 
F-RL 471 or c<juh'alent 
Spanish 
All COu .... H .... 
Priority Hours f .... Enrollment St.l1lng, 10H lIH I H 2H 3H 4H 08F 09F 10F 
for Studen" with N.mes Beginning E·G H·J K·l M-N O·R S T·Z A·B C·D 
1ST YEAR SPANISH 4 RL 060 27'11 061 062 08 MWFS 202 CHA VENABLES 8 
1ST YEAR SPANISH 4 RL 060 27'12 061 062 09 MWFS 105 CON RIVERA B 
1ST YEAR SPANISH 4 RL 060 2793 061 062 10 HWFS 215 ALL LAREDO B 
1ST YEAR SPANISH 4 RL 060 2794 2 HUWF 214 FR CURLANO 8 
1ST YEAR SPANISH 4 RL 061 062 060 2 MUWF 6 QUO B 
1ST YEAR SPANISH 4 RL 060 2795 061 062 061 3 HUWF 106 FR CORTES B 
1ST YEAR SPANISH 4 RL 060 2796 061 062 062 4 HUWF 218 ALL BEROUGO 8 
1ST YEAR SPANISH 6 RL 063 OM 08 MUWHF 21B ALL B 
2NO YEAR SPANISH 
" 
Rl 101 2191 108 109 08 HUWF 167 CHM PARK 
2ND YEAR SPANISH 4 RL 107 2198 108 109 09 MUWF 106 FR HRIBERNICK 
2ND YEAR SPANISH 
" 
RL 101 2199 108 109 10 HUWF 106 FR FAVERO H 
2ND YEAR SPANISH 
'" 
RL 101 2800 108 109 11 HUwF 111 FR STATHATO!) 
2ND YEAR SPANISH 
'" 
Rl 101 2801 108 109 12 HUWF 117 FR HERRERA 
2ND YEAR SPANISH 
" 
ill 101 2802 108 109 107 2 HUWF 117 FR TOMANEK H 
2ND YEAR SPANISH 
" 
RL 101 2803 108 109 lOa 3 HUWF 215 ALL SAVAGE C 
Spanish (Continued) 
Fait RoomJ 
Course Title Credits Defl. Xo. TLN W S SS Hour Days Buildillg Instructor Sofes 
2ND YEAR SPANISH 4 RL 107 28O"t 108 109 109 .. MUlff 306 All FAVERO 
SURVEY SPANISH LIT 3 RL 304 2805 305 106 10 MifF 31.:1 ALL SECK D 
SURVEY SPANISH LH 1 RL 304 2806 105 106 11 MifF 106 FR ROSE 0 
SURVEY SPANISH LIT 3 RL 304 2807 305 306 304 2 MWF 214 fR SECK D 
SPANISH COMP CONVERS 3 RL 347 2808 348 349 09 MWF 118 FR SAVAGE D 
SPANISH COMP CONVERS 3 RL 347 2809 348 349 10 MWf 125 FCH DE LA FUENTE D 
SPANISH COMP CONVERS 3 RL 347 2810 348 349 347 1 MWF 21!> All BERDUGO 0 
SPAN PRONON PHONEtiC 2 RL 3!>0 351 09 UH 118 FR CURLANO D 
THESIS RL 403 2811 401 403 HR 
REAOING RL 405 2812 405 405 IR 
SEll HONORS COLLEGE 2 RL 407 2811 4 II 427 FR ROSE HIR 
SEll HONORS COLLEGE 2 RL 407 11 U 201 FR POWERS HIR 
SEM HONORS COllEGE 2 RL 407 
SEMINAR ilL 407 R 
HISPANIC COlT CIVIL 3 RL 432 2814 411 434 11 MWF 101 CMM CAYUELA G 
MODERN SPANISH LIT 3 RL 441 2815 442 441 11 MWF 113 ALL 8ECK G 
SPANISH AMERICAN LIT 3 RL 444 2816 '045 446 3 MWF 117 FR TOMANEK JG 
SPAN LIT GOlOEN AGE 3 Rl 451 2817 452 453 09 MWF 216 ALL POWERS G 
AOV SPAN COMP CONVER 2-3 RL '061 2818 462 463 09 MWF 319 All DE LA FUENTE FG 
ADV SPAN COMP CONVER 2-3 RL 461 2819 462 41>3 461 3 MWF 243 CMM CAWELA FG 
THESIS RL 503 2820 503 503 503 N 
READING RL 505 2821 505 505 505 
SEM MEXICAN THEATER 1 RL 508 2822 1-3 UH 302 FR TOMANEK R 
SEM LOPE 1 RL 508 2823 10-12 U 319 All POWERS R 
SEM SPAN ISH AMER LfT 3 RL 508 508 1-3 UH 302 FR TOMANEK R 
SEM GAL DOS 3 RL 508 10-12 H 319 AlL CORLANO R 
SEM 18TH CENT LITERA 3 RL 508 2824 508 7-10 W 221 FR CAYUELA R 
SEM HIST SP LANGUAGE 3 RL 506 2-4 F 109 FR HART R 
SEM LIT SCHOLARSHIP 3 Rl 506 2825 2-4 F 109 FR HART R 
OLD SPANISH 3 RL 535 2826 536 537 2-4 M 109 FR HART 
ENLIGHTENMENT SPAIN 3 RL 564 7-10 W 221 FR CAYUELA 
B-~o credit fall term after Z \TS. in high school 
C-Reading section ~ 
F-RL 347, 8, 90r equivalent 
J-RL 304,5,6 
D-2 yrs, in college or equivalent 
SOCIOLOGY 
Courses #200, 300, 400 Have 
10 F Priority Hours for Enrollment Starting: 10H llH lH 2H 3H 4H 08 F 09F 
for Students with Nlm •• Beginning M·N O·R 5 T·Z A.B C·J) e..o H·J K·L 
GENERAL SOCIOLOGY 3 SOC 204 2841 205 206 06 MWF 133 CMM ROOGERS 
GENERAL SOCIOLOGY 3 SOC 204 2842 205 206 09 MWF 138 CMM GALE 
GENERAL SOC I OlOGY 3 SOC 204 2643 205 206 1 MWF 133 CM" HOWARD 
GENERAL SOCIOlO(;Y 3 SOC 204 2844 205 206 204 09 UHS 332 CMM LARSON 
GENERAL SOCIOLOGY 3 SOC 204 2645 205 206 2 "WF 302 GER HARRY 
GENERAL SOCIOLOGY 3 SOC 204 2646 205 206 205 3 HWF 338 CMM FASHtNG 
GENERAL SOCIOLOGY 3 SOC 204 205 206 2 MWF 133 CMM BERREI1AN 
PRINCIPLES SOCIOLOGY 3 SOC 300 2847 1111 UH 336 CMM JOHANNIS 8 
PRINCIPLES SOCIOLOGY 3 SOC 300 10 MWF 238 CMM aERREMAN B 
PRINCIPLES SOCIOLOGY 3 SOC 300 11 MWF 169 CAM SCHAFER B 
PRINCIPLES SOCIOLOGY 3 SOC 300 300 1 MWf 23B CMM 8ERREHAN B 
PRINCIPLES SOCIOLOGY 3 SOC 300 09-11 UH 302 GER ACKER B 
AMERICAN SOCIETY 3 sac 301 2848 1 MWF 221 All JOHNSON C 
AMERICAN SOCIETY 3 SOC 301 10 MWF 302 GER JOHNSON C 
AMERICAN SOCIETY 3 SOC 301 301 2 MWF 238 CMM JOHNSON C 
WORLD POP SOC STRUCT 3 SOC 303 28lt9 10 MWF 242 CMM GALE C 
WORLD POP SOC STRUCT 3 SOC 303 2 MWF 242 CMM MARTIN C 
WORLD POP SOC STRUCT 3 SOC 303 2 MWF 242 CMM GALE C 
COMMUNITY 3 SOC 304 2850 2 MWF. 242 CMM HOWARD C 
COMMUNITY 3 SOC 304 I MWF 242 CMM IRLE C 
COMMUNITY 3 SOC 304 304 11 MWF 189 CAM IRLE C 
COf"lT EMP SOCI Al PR08 3 SOC 305 2851 I MWF 302 GER VI EGA5 C 
CONTEMP SOCIAL PR08 3 SOC 305 09-11 UH 236 CM" ACKER C 
PRINCIPLES SOCIOLOGY 3 SOC 300 2652 1 MifF 338 CMM 8ERREMAN 8 
CONTEMP SOCIAL PR06 3 SOC 305 10 MWF 236 CMM HOWARO C 
INTI! SOCIAL RESEARCH 3 SOC 311 28!>3 09-11 UH 232 CMM MCCARTHY 0 
INTR SOCIAL RESEARCH 3 SOC 311 10-12 UH 232 CMM KING D 
INTR SOCIAL RESEARCH 3 SOC 311 1 MWF 232 CMM ARMER 0 
SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 3 SOC 334 2854 335 2 MWF 231 CMM ARMER CS 
SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 3 SOC 334 335 11 MWF 138 CMM ELl! S CS 
SOCIAL ORGANIZATION 3 SOC 342 265!> 09 MWF 242 CMM SCHAFER C 
RESEARCH SOC 401 2856 401 ItOI 401 R 
THESIS SOC 403 2857 403 403 403 HR 
READING SOC 405 2858 405 405 405 R 
SUPERV FIELD STUOY SOC 406 2859 406 406 406 R 
SEMINAR SOC 407 2860 407 407 407 GE 
38 
Sociology (Continued) 
Fall 
Course Title C redit.r Dept, So, TLN W S SS Hour Da)'s Instructor Notes 
SEM QUANT ANAlYSIS 3 SOC 407 2861 1-3 UH 336 CI!M ARMER GEF 
SEI! JUV OELINQUENCY 3 SOC 407 3/5 II 261 CAl! VIEGAS GE 
SEM SOC OCCUPATIONS 3 SOC 407 1-4 U 261 CAM GALE GE 
SEM NSF UNDERGR RES 1 SOC 407 2862 407 407 09 S 159 CAM ARMER GNJ 
SOCiaL RESEARCH METH 3 SOC 411 2863 412 10-12 UH 167 CM" ROBINSON GSKE 
POPULATION • ECOLOGY 3 SOC 415 11/1 UH 159 CAM ANOERSON GlE 
THE FAI!ILY 3 SOC 423 2664 4/6 UH 137 CMM JOHANNIS CHE 
PRIN OF SOCIAL WORK 3 SOC 425 426 1 MWF 33B CMM V I EGAS MOSE 
THEO OF SMAlL GROUPS 3 SOC 430 2665 1 MWF 172 CMI! KING GQE 
COLLECTIVE BEHAVIOR 3 SOC 436 2666 10 MWF 167 CMM MACGREGOR MQE 
CRIMINal. DELINQUEN 3 SOC 440 2667 441 3 MWF 236 CMM VIEGAS CM 
URBANIZATION. CITY 3 SOC 442 11 MWF 172 CMM MARTIN GTE 
SOCIAL CONTROL 3 SOC 443 1 MWF 172 CM" BERREMAN GQE 
SOCiaL RACE RELATION 3 SOC 445 2866 2 "WF 338 C"M BERREMAN MUE 
SOC tal RACE RELATION 3 SOC 445 445 10 MWF 101 CMM BERREMAN I!UE 
SOCIOLOGY OF WORK 3 SOC 446 1 MWF 333 C"M OEUTSCH GTE 
INDUSTRIAL SOCIOLOGY 3 SOC 447 09 MWF 101 CM" OEUTSCH GTE 
SOCIAL CHANGE 3 SOC 449 7110 II 137 C"" BISNO GTE 
SOCIAL STRATIFIC 3 SOC 451 2869 452 09 "WF 205 VIL ELLIS GeSE 
SOCiAl INSTITUTIONS 3 SOC 460 1111 UH 137 C"I! JOHANNIS GeE 
SOCIOL OF RELIGION 3 SOC 461 2670 2 MWF ·244 CMM JDHNSOI'j GCE 
SOCIOLOGV OF FAMILY 3 SOC 4/,2 462 4/6 UH 137 CAM JOHANNIS GVEII 
POLITICAL SOCIOLOGV 3 SOC 465 2 I!IIF 338 CI!M HOWARO GTE 
SOC WELFARE II'jSTlTUT 3 SOC 467 2Bn 468 3/5 UH 337 CM" AC KER MTES 
SOC WELFARE INSTITUT 3 SOC 469 09-12 U 338 CMM ACKER MTES 
OEVELOPMENT OF SOC 3 SOC 410 2872 11 MWF lSI EO MACGREGOR MEXV 
OEVELOPMENT OF SOC 3 SOC 470 1 MWF 370 CMM MACGREGOR MEXY 
SOCIOLOGY OF LEISURE 3 SOC 490 490 1111 UH 137 CHM JOHANNIS GVE 
SOCIOL OF EDUCATION 3 SOC 491 491 09 MWF 172 CMH SCHAFER GTE 
RESEARCH SOC 501 2813 501 501 501 ZNR 
SUPERV COLL TEACH SOC 502 2874 502 502 11 S 159 CAM RODGERS ZNR 
THESIS SOC 503 2815 503 503 503 ZNR 
READING SOC 505 2876 505 505 505 ZR 
SUPERV FIELD STUOY SOC 506 2a17 506 506 506 ZR 
SEMINAR SOC 501 2818 507 501 507 ZR 
SEM MATH MOD SOC SCI 3 SOC 507 2879 3/6 M 261 CAM ANOERSON ZRE 
SEM NIMH FELLOWS 1 SOC 507 2880 507 507 09 S 170 CAM R081NSON ZRB8 
SEM ORGAN COMMUNICAT 3 SOC 507 2881 7110 M 159 CAM JACKSON ZEI 
SEH QUAI'jT SOC I 3 SOC 507 2882 3-5 UH 212 CMM ROBINSON ZKS 
SEN REFER GROUP THEa 3 SOC 501 28S3 1-4 F 261 CAM ELLIS ZE 
SEM TEACHING SOCIO 3 SOC 507 26S4 1-4 H 234 CMM RODGERS lK 
SEM WORLD POPULATION 3 SOC 501 2865 1-3 H 159 CAM MARTI N lE 
SEM AFRICAN STUDIES 3 SOC 507 4-6 M 203 CHA ARMER lE 
SEM CONT FAMILY THEO 3 SOC 501 1-4 W 261 CAM RODGERS ZE 
SEM CaNT METHOD PROS 3 SOC 507 l-3 H 272 CMM ROBII'jSOI'j ZE 
SEM INTERPERS SEHAV 3 SOC 507 1011 M 261 CAM MACGREGOR ZE 
SEM LAS METH SOC PSY 3 SOC 507 1-3 U 30 CAM lEi 
SEM QUANT SOC II 3 SOC 501 3-5 UH 72 CAM ANDERSON ZKS 
SEN SOCIAl INFLUEI'jCE 3 SOC 507 1-3 M 261 CAM JACKSOI'j ZEI 
SEM THEORV OF ACTION 3 SOC 507 7110 
" 
159 CA" JOHI'jSON ZE 
SEM MEASURE SOC SCI 3 SOC 507 1011 M 261 CAM KING ZE 
SEM MULT RANOOM TECH 3 SOC 507 1-3 UH 159 CAM ANDERSON ZKS 
SEM MUlT REGRES TECH 3 SOC 507 3-5 UH 159 CAM ROBINSON ZKS 
S EM QUANT SOC I 3 SOC 507 10-12 UH 72 CAM ROlliNSON ZKS 
SEM ROLE SOC SCIENT 3 SOC 507 1-3 M 261 CAM SCHAFER ZEI 
SEM ROLE THEO • RES 3 SOC 507 1-4 H 201 GER JACKSON ZEI 
S EM SOC EDUCATION 3 SOC 507 7110 U 159 CAM SCHAFER ZE 
SEM SOCiAlIZATION 3 SOC 507 08-10 U 159 CAM JOHANNIS ZE 
SEM SOCiAl MOTIVAT 3 SOC 507 7110 H 170 CAM JACKS ON ZE 
SEM SOCiAl STRATlFIC 3 SOC 507 1-4 H 233 CMM ELLIS ZE 
SEM UNDERDEVEL AREAS 3 SOC 507 7-10 W 159 CAM DEUTSCH lE 
S EM WORLD URBANIZAT 3 SOC 507 3/6 I! 261 CAM ANDERSON ZE 
ANAL PR08 SOC IAL PSY 3 SOC 530 2886 3/6 H 314 SC JACKSON ZKECC 
SOCIAL MOVEMENTS 3 SOC 537 2 MWF 137 CMM HOWARD lE 
SOCiAl STRUC PROCESS 3 SOC 540 3/6 M 342 CMM PELLEGRIN ZKDO 
THEO OF ORGANIZATION 3 SOC 541 08-10 U 366 eMM DUBIN lEI 
PROS SOCIAL WSTITUT 3 SOC 560 7110 H 159 CAM FOSKETT lKEE 
VALUES SOCIAL STRUCT 3 SOC 561 11 MWF 159 CAM JOHI'jSON ZE 
PROS SOCIOlOG THEORV 3 SOC 570 2881 3/6 U 331 VIL OU81N lKIFF 
HIST SOCIAL THOUGHT 3 SOC 511 2888 1110 H 159 CAM FOSKETT ZE 
DEVEl AMER IC SOCIOL 3 SOC 572 7110 H 159 CAM FOSKETT ZE 
CONTE~PORARV SOCiaL 3 SOC 573 7110 14 159 CAM JOHNSOI'j ZE 
TttfDB:t auu DUI' SOC 515 08-10 U 159 CAM DUBIN lEI 
B~ ~ot ailer SOC J-NSF granteee, only 
C-Soc 204, S, 6 or K-Adv degree Soc candidates, or I 
D-Soc 20+, S, 6 01' L-Soc 204, S, 6 or S()(), e1eth, statistics 
E-Graded for Soc O-Soc 467, 8, 9 
F-Soc lila lOl'S onJy, Q-Soc 334 or Psy 215 
Footnotes continued next page 
39 
T-9hrs. SOC Z-Graduate School standing 
U-Intro course Soc, Anth, Psy BB-NIMH grantees only 
V-12 hrs. Soc CC-9 hrs. Soc, Intro Psy & Social Psy 
W-Soc423 D D-9 hrs Soc, inc. Soc Struet & Process 
X~Seniort fall term; juniort spring term EE-9 hrs Soc, inc. 1 upper-div. in institut 
Y -9 hrs. upper div Soc FF-At least two of Soc 571, 2, 3 
SPEECH 
Rhetoric and Public Address 
cou ..... #100, 200, 300 Have 
Priority Hou .. for Enrollment Starting' IDH llH 1 H 2H 3H 4H OaF 09F 1OF 
'OJ' Stvdenh with Nam ... Beginning M·N O-R S T-Z A-B C·D E.G H·J K·L 
Fall Room, 
Course Tit/e Credits Dept. .\'0. TLN W 5 55 HOllY Da\'s Bili/dinl[ illSf ruetor Notes 
FUNDAMENTalS SPEECH 3 SP 121 2911 121 121 121 08 MWi: 205 VIL 
FUNDAItENT Al S SPEECH 3 SP 121 2912 121 121 09 HWF 331 VIL 
FUNDAMENTALS SPEECH 3 SP 121 2913 121 10 MWF 31>1> CMM 
FUNDAItENTAlS SPEECH 3 SP 121 10 MWF 161 CIIM 
FUNDAMENTALS SPEECH 3 SP 121 2914 12 M+ 221 ALL NOBLES 
+ DIS + SP 121 2915 08 WF 331 VIL 
+ DIS + SP 121 2916 09 Wf 131 ED 
+ DIS + SP 121 2911 12 \iF 205 VIL 
+ DIS .. SP 121 2918 12 \iF 201 VIL 
.. DIS .. SP 121 2919 1 WF 241 CMM 
.. DIS .. SP 121 2920 2 WF 241 CMM 
+ DIS + SP 121 2921 3 WF 202 CHA 
FUNDAMENTALS SPEECH 3 SP 121 2922 1 MWF 331 Vil 
FUNDAMENTAlS SPEECH 3 SP 121 2923 3 MWF 205 VIL 
FUNDAMENTALS SPEECH 3 SP 121 2924 121 121 10 U+ 123 SC N08LES 
+ DiS + SP 121 2925 08 UH 205 VIL 
+ DIS + SP 121 121 08 UH 201 Vil 
+ DIS + SP 121 2921> 121 121 09 UH 205 VIL 
+ DIS + SP 121 2921 121 121 11 UH 313 All 
+ OIS .. SP 121 2928 121 121 12 UH 201 VIL 
.. DIS + SP 121 2929 121 121 1 UH 201 VIL 
.. DIS + SP 121 2930 121 121 2 UH 205 VIL 
+ DIS + SP 121 2931 121 121 2 UH 201 VIL 
+ DIS + SP 121 2932 121 121 3 UH 201 VIL 
+ DIS + SP 121 2933 121 121 10 HS 201 VIL 
+ DIS + SP 121 2934 121 121 11 HS 331 VIL 
FUNDAMENTALS SPEECH 3 SP 121 2935 121 2 U+ 123 SC NOBLES 
• DIS + SP 121 2936 121 09 UH 112 CMM 
+ DIS + SP 121 2931 121 10 UH 26& CMM 
+ DIS + SP 121 2938 121 11 UH 105 SC 
+ DIS + SP 121 2939 121 12 UH 331 VIL 
+ DIS + SP 121 2940 121 1 UH 205 VIL 
+ DIS + SP 121 2941 121 3 UH 205 Vll 
+ DIS + SP 121 2942 121 10 HS 205 VIL 
+ DIS + SP 121 2943 121 11 HS 211 VIL 
FUNDAMENTALS SPEECH 3 SP 121 2944 122 123 10 UH+ 211 VIL FRIEDMAN H 
FUNDAMENTALS SPEECH 3 SP 121 3 MwF 161 CMI! 
FuNDAMENTALS SPEECH 3 SP 122 122 08 I!!lF 331 VIL 
FUNOAMENTAlS SPEECH 3 SP 122 123 10 M\iF 314 SC 
FUNDAMENTAlS SPEECH 3 SP 122 122 10 U+ 201 CHA I!ONTGOMERY 
+ DIS + SP 122 122 09 UH 211 VIL 
+ DIS + SP 122 122 11 UH 218 ALL 
+ DIS + SP 122 122 1 UH 211 VIL 
+ DIS + SP 122 122 2 UH 211 VIl 
+DIS + SP 122 122 3 UH 314 lOC 
FUNDAMENTALS SPEECH 3 SP 123 09 MWF 221 AlL 
FUNDAMENTAlS SPEECH 3 SP 123 1 MWF 331 Vll 
FUNDAMENTAlS SPEECH 3 SP 123 2 MWF 101 CMM 
FUNDAMENTAlS SPEECH 3 SP 123 2 MWF 131 CMM 
PUBliC DISCUSSION 2 SP 221 2945 221 221 1-10 U 205 VIL NOBlES 
THEO + LIT RHETORIC 3 SP 301 2946 302 303 1 MWF 201 VIL 
ARGUM PERSUAS OISCUS 3 SP 321 2941 322 323 322 10 MWF 205 VIL NOBlES 
ARGUIt PERSUAS DISCUS 3 SP 321 2948 322 323 2 MWF 211 VIL LEISTNER + 
ARGUM PERSUAS DISCUS 3 SP 321 322 11 MWF 211 VIL NOBLES 
ADVAN PUBliC DISCUSS 2 SP 331 2949 331 332 1-10 U 205 VIL N08lES 
SEMINAR SP 401 2950 407 "01 401 
SEll MODEl. UN 1 SP 401 2951 401 "01 1-9 M 201 VIL LEISTNER IR 
SEM ETHICS + FREE SP 3 SP "07 3 MWF 211 VIL FR I EDMAN 
SEM PSYCH OF COMItUN 3 SP 401 11 MWF 201 VIL CARMICHAEL 
SEM HIST SPEECH EDU 3 SP "01 11 MWF 205 VIL MONTGOMERY 
SEM PROB TEACH SP 3 SP 401 MONTGOMERY 
SPEECH COMPOSITION 3 SP 416 2952 416 416 416 2 MWF 331 VIL MONTGOMERY 
SPEECH COMPOSITION 3 SP 416 1 MwF 205 Vll AU 
CLASSICAL ORATORY 3 SP 421 3 MWF 211 Vil AlY G 
BR IT ISH ORATORY 3 SP 422 3 ItWF 206 VIL ALY G 
AItERICAH ORATORY 3 SP 423 2953 423 3 MWF 211 VIL AU' G 
RESEARCH SP 501 2954 501 501 501 NR 
THESIS SP 503 2955 503 503 503 NR 
READIHC SP 505 2956 505 505 505 R 
40 
Rhetoric and Public Address (Continued) 
Fall RoolII. 
e O/o'se Title Credits Dept. .yo. TL,y W Sf Hour Days BllildiJlg IlIstrllctor _Yotes S EM INAR SP 507 2957 507 507 07 R 
S EM INDUC GROUP PROC SP 507 2 MWF 206 VIL LEISTNER C 
SEM INTRO GRAD STUDY 3 SP 507 2958 1 MWF 217 VIL FRIEDMAN 
SEM ETHICS + FREE SP 3 SP 507 3 MWF 217 VIL FRIEDMAN 
SEM COMMUN RESEARCH 3 SP 507 7-10 U 217 VIL CARMICHAEL 
SEM AMER ORA TO 1912 3 SP 507 3-5 UH 217 VIL 
SEM AM ORA FROM 1912 3 SP 507 3-5 UH 217 VIL 
SEM QUA METH COM RES 3 SP 507 7-10 U 217 VIL CARMI CHAEL 
SEM HIST SPEECH EDU 3 SP 507 11 MWF 205 VIL MONTGOMERY 
SEM PROB TEACH SP 3 SP 507 MONTGOMERY 
SEM PERSUASION 3 SP 507 NOBLES 
SEM DIR FORENS PROG 3 SP 507 NOBLES 
SEM ATT IT FORM + CHA 3 SP 507 CARM ICHAEL 
SEM THEO LANG + STYL 3 SP 507 CARMICHAEL 
SEM COMMUN THEOR 3 SP 507 CARMICHAEL 
AMER PUBLIC ADDRESS 3 SP 512 1 MWF 206 VIL ALY 
RECENT RHETOR CRITIC 3 SP 513 2959 513 7-10 M 217 VIL NOBL ES 
C-Open to E\". TF participants only 
Radio and Television Broadcasting 
Courses #200, 300 Have 
Priority Hours for Enrollment Starting: 10 H IIH I H 2H 3H 4H 08 F 09 F 10 F 
for Students with Names Beginning E·G H·J K·L M·N O·R S T·Z A·B C·D 
FUND OF BRO AOCAS TI NG 2 SP 241 2981 08 UH 331 VIL HALLETT 
FUND OF BROADCASTING 2 SP 241 08 UH 331 VIL ST ARLIN 
FUND OF BROADCAST I NG 2 SP 241 08 UH 331 VIL SHEPHERD 
RADIO + TV WORKSHOP 2 SP 341 2982 10-12 U 331 VIL KRETS INGER 
RADIO + TV WORKSHOP 2 SP 341 2983 1-3 H 331 VIL SHERRIFFS 
RADIO + TV WORKSHOP 2 SP 341 2984 3-5 H 331 VIL KRETS INGER 
RADIO WORKSHOP 2 SP 342 10-12 U 205 VIL SHEPHERD 
TELEVISION WORKSHOP 2 SP 344 10-12 U 331 VIL SHEPHERD 
TELEVISION WORKSHOP 2 SP 344 1-3 H 331 VIL MERT Z 
TELEVISION WORKSHOP 2 SP 344 3-5 H 331 VIL HALLETT 
TELEVISION WORKSHOP 2 SP 345 10-12 U 331 VIL SHERRIFFS 
TELEVISION WORKSHOP 2 SP 345 1-3 H 331 VIL KRETS INGER 
TELEVISION WORKSHOP 2 SP 345 3-5 H 331 VIL HALLETT 
RADIO + TV WRITING 2 SP 347 29B5 348 349 09 UH 331 VIL KRETSINGER 
SEMINAR SP 407 2986 407 407 407 
RADIO TV o IR ECT ION 3 SP 444 444 11 MWF 331 VIL KRETS INGER GI 
RADIO TV PRODUCT ION 3 SP 445 2987 II MWF 331 VIL SHEPHERD GI 
RADIO TV PRO GRAMM 1 NG 3 SP 446 11 MWF 331 VIL KRETS INGER GI 
RADIO TV + PUBLI C 3 SP 448 2~88 448 08 MWF 201 VIL ST ARL IN G 
LIGHTING FOR TV 2 SP 469 1-3 U 331 VIL MERTZ GI 
ME TH PRO DUC T ED TV 3 SP 470 I MWF 331 VIL SHERRIFFS GI 
RESEARCH SP 501 2989 501 SOl SOl N 
T HES I S SP 503 2990 503 503 503 N 
READING SP 505 2991 505 505 505 
SEMINAR SP 507 2992 507 507 507 
SEM INTRO GRAD STUDY 3 SP 507 2993 4-7 M 331 VIL SHERRIFFS G 
SEMINAR RESEARCH 3 SP 507 3 MWF 206 VIL MERTZ RI 
SEM TV AND POLITICS 3 SP 507 2994 4 MWF 206 VIL MERT Z 
SEMINAR TV + FILM 3 SP 507 3 MWF 331 VIL SHEPHERD + 
SEM COMPAR BROAD SYS 3 SP 507 08 MWF 217 VIL STARLIN 
SEM PROB EDU BY TV 3 SP 507 2995 10 MWF 217 VIL ST ARLIN + 
WORKSHOP ED TV 4 SP 508 
THEO CRIT BROADCAST 3 SP 541 10 MWF 206 VIL STARLIN 
RADIO TV PROG EVAL 3 SP 544 544 09 MWF 217 VIL KRETS INGER 
Speech Pathology and Audiology 
Courses # 1 00, 300 Have 
Priority Hours for Enrollment Starting: 10 H IIH 1 H 2H 3H 4H 08 F 09 F 10 F 
for Students with Names Beginning E·G H·J K·L M·N O·R S T·Z A·B C·D 
ENG FOREIGN STUDENT 3 SP 097 3011 097 098 3 MWF 201 VIL MONTGOMERY F 
ENG FOREIGN STUDENT 3 SP 097 3012 098 11-1 UH 205 VIL MONTGOMERY F 
VOICE + ARTICULATION 3 SP 130 11 UHS 201 VIL HERVEY I 
PHONET ICS 3 SP 370 09 UHS 201 VIL HE RVEY A 
SPEECH SCIENCE 3 SP 371 3013 371 09 MWF 201 VIL WOOD A 
SEM TEACH LIP READ 3 SP 407 407 12-2 UH 205 VIL CHRISTENSEN IRA 
SEM METH PUB SCH SP 3 SP 407 3014 407 407 7-10 W 201 VIL RYAN IRA 
SEM PROB ENG SEC LAN 3 SP 407 11-1 UH 217 VIL MONTGOMERY IF 
SEMINAR SP 407 3015 407 407 407 
EXPERIMENT PHONETICS SP 472 11 MWF 101 VIL WOOD IGA 
41 
Speech Pathology and Audiology (Continued) 
Fall Room, 
Course Title Credits Dept. No. TLN W S SS Hout' Days Buildillg Instructor .votes 
SPEECH PATHOLOGY 3 SP 481 3016 482 483 482 2 MWF 201 IIIt HERVEY + BGA 
CLINIC SPEECH THERA? 2 SP 484 3011 484 484 10 S 105 IIIL WOOD + GIA 
CLINIC SPEECH THERAP 2 SP 485 3018 485 485 10 S 105 IIIL WOOD + GA 
CLINIC SPEECH THERAP 2 SP 486 3019 486 486 10 S 105 VIt WOOD + GA 
~UDIOLOGY 3 SP 487 3020 488 489 487 10 "\IF 201 VIL CHRISTENSEN eGA 
RESEARCH SP 501 3021 501 501 501 N 
THESIS SP 503 3022 503 503 503 N 
READING SP 505 3023 505 505 505 
SEMINAR SP 501 3024 501 501 501 
SEM INTRO GR AD STUOY 3 SP 501 3025 501 4-6 UH 101 IIIL WOOD + RA 
SEM CLEFT PALATE 3 SP 501 09-12 H 101 IIIL RYAN IRA 
SEM AOUl T APHASIA 3 SP 501 11 MWF 101 IIIL WOOD IRA 
SEM SP LANG DEIIELOP 3 SP 501 3026 501 11 "\If 101 IIll WOOD IRA 
SEM STUTTERING 3 SP 507 3027 09-12 H 101 \IlL RYAN IRA 
SEM AUD OISORDERS 3 SP 501 12-2 UH 101 VIL CHRISTENSEN IRA 
SEM VOICE PROBLEMS 3 SP 501 3028 1 MilF 101 VIL CHRISTENSEN IRA 
SEM BEHAII MOD SPEECH 3 SP 501 09-12 H 101 Vll RYAN IRA 
SEM ARTICUL DEFECTS 3 SP 501 1-10 W 201 VIL RYAN IRA 
SEM PSYCH OF SPEECH 3 SP 501 3 MWF 101 VIL WOOO RA 
SEM ADV SP SCIENCE 3 SP 501 WOOO BRA 
B--Sp 370. 1, or I F-Foreign students only 
Theater 
Cou ...... #200, 300 Have 
Priority Hours for Enrollment Starting: 10H 11 H 1H 2H 3H 4H OSF 09F 10 F 
for Studenh with Name$ Beginning E·G H·J K-L M·N O·R S T·I A-B C·D 
INTERPRETAT(ON 2 SP 229 3041 229 229 09 UH 216 AlL ELBERSON 
INTERPRETATION 2 SP 229 3042 229 229 11 UH 104 IIll ELBERSON 
INTERPRETATION 2 SP 229 3043 229 229 1 UH 102 OEA ELBERSON 
ELEMENTS OF ACTING 3 SP 251 3044 251 2 MWF 102 IIIL D 
ELEMENTS OF ACTING 3 SP 251 3045 251 251 251 3 MWF 102 Vll 0 
!<\~KE UP 1 SP 252 3046 252 2-4 U 1 VIL FlIllGER 
THEATER PRINCIPLES 1 SP 261 3047 262 263 09 UH 102 IIIL KADl EC 
PRODUCTION WORKSHOP 2-3 SP 264 3048 264 264 264 2-5 UH 103 IIIL COLEMAN E 
PRODUCTION WORKSHOP 2-3 SP 265 3049 265 265 265 2-5 UH 103 Vll COLEMAN E 
PRODUCTION WORKSHOP 2-3 SP 266 3050 266 266 266 2-5 UH 103 Vll COLEMAN E 
APPRECIATION DRAMA .2 SP 261 3051 268 11 UH 201 IIIL MALINAUSKAS 
APPREC MOTION PIC .2 SP 269 11 UH 221 All ROBINSON 
ADV INTERPRETATION 3 SP 311 311 2 MWF 341 eMM FIBIGER 
ADV INTERPRETATION 3 SP 311 3052 11 HWF Z06 'Ill OECHAINE 
ADV INTERPRETATION 3 SP 311 09 MWF 205 IIIL OECHAINE 
COSTUME WORKSHOP 3 SP 315 3053 315 315 315 10 IIll F1BIGER 
TECH OF ACTING VOICE 3 SP 351 1 MWF 102 IIIL OECHAINE 
TECH ACT CHARACTERIZ 3 SP 352 3054 I MWF 102 IIIL CUTlER 
ADVANCED ACTING 3 SP 353 1 MWF 102 IIIL CUTlER 
PL AY D IRECTI ON 3 SP 364 3055 364 11 MWF 102 IIIL CUTlER 
SEMINAR SP 401 3056 401 401 407 
SEM ADVANCED ACTING 3 SP 401 
SEM DIR CHILD TH 3 SP 407 
SEM ADV TECH PRAC 3 SP 407 
S EM DIRECTING 3 SP 407 
AOV PLAY DIRECTI~ 3 SP 460 1 MWF 217 IIIl OECHAINE GI 
INTRO SCENE DESI 3 SP 461 3057 11 MWF 103 \Ill KADlEC G 
STYLES SCENE DESIGN 3 SP 462 11 MWF 103 'IlL KADlEC G 
ADII SCENE DESIGN 3 SP 463 11 MWF 103 IIIL KADLEC G 
HISTORY OF THEATER 3 SP 464 3058 465 465 2 MWF 205 Vil OECHAINE G 
HISTURY OF THEATER 3 SP 466 2 MWF 205 IIIl CUTLER G 
LIGHTING FOR STAGE 2 SP 4&7 3059 468 11 UH 103 IIIL KADlEC GI 
RESEARCH SP 501 3060 501 501 501 N 
THESIS SP 503 3061 503 503 503 N 
REAOING SP 505 3062 505 505 505 
SEMINAR SP 507 3063 507 507 507 
SEM INTRO GRAD STUDY 3 SP 501 3064 MWF 206 IIIL ROBINSON 
SEM ADV TECH PRACT 3 SP 507 3065 507 501 507 103 VIL KADlEC 
SEM CLASSICAl THEA 3 SP 507 3066 09 MWF 206 IIll DECHAINE 
SEM CONTINENTAL TH 3 SP 507 3067 3 MWF 206 VIL CUTl ER 
SEM SCM-WIN DRAMA 3 SP 501 4 MWF 217 VIL OECHAINE 
SEH DIR CHILD TH 3 SP 501 501 FI BIGER 
SEM AVANT GARDE THEA 3 SP 507 3 MWF 205 VIL CUTL ER 
SEM AMER THEA HIST 3 SP 501 1 MWF 205 VIL CUTlER 
SEM ORAL INTERP LIT 3 SP 501 2 MWF 206 IIIL DECHAINE C 
SEM AESTH 20TH CENT 3 SP 507 4 MWF 103 VIL KADlEC 
SEM THEA STRUCTURE 3 SP 507 09 HWF 206 IIIL ROBINSON 
SEM ADVANCE ACTING 3 SP 501 
SEM DIRECTING 3 SP 501 
THEO DRAMAT PRODUCT 3 SP 551 3068 552 552 10 HWF 331 VIL ROBINSON 
THEO DRAMAT PROOUCT 3 SP 553 10 MWF 211 IIIL CUTlER 
{.~ .. -( lp{,11 tot'X TF partkipants only E-Sp 26]' 2, 3 or I 
I}-I'E lXO,ll' It)O,I']{,lH ]};IIlt't',t'OIlt'UlTt'lif 
42 
SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE AND ALLIED ARTS 
ARCHITECTURE 
All eou ...... Have 
Priority Hours for Enroll",ent Starting: 10H 11M 1M 2H 3H 4H 08f 09f 10F 
for Students with Names Beginning A·B C·D E.G H-J K·L M-N O-R 5 T·Z 
Fall Room, 
COlfrse Title Credits Dept. No. TLN W S ss fraur Days Buildill!!. flu/rueful" Soles 
DESIGN ORIENTATION 0 ARCH Gll 3081 012 013 10 H 106 LA HOURSUNO • N 
DESIGN STUDIO I 3 ARCH 187 3082 187 187 2 MW. 106 LA SM ITH + CFINR 
+ DIS + ARCH 187 3083 167 181 12 M 239 LA HUDSON 
+ DIS + ARCH 187 3084 187 12 M 240 LA REYNOLDS 
+ DIS + ARCH 187 3065 161 187 12 M 241 LA 
+ DIS + ARCH 187 3086 187 187 12 U 239 LA 
+ DIS + ARCH 187 3087 167 167 12 U 241 LA 
+ DIS + ARCH 187 308B 187 187 12 W 239 LA HUDSON 
+ DIS + ARCH 187 3069 167 12 W 240 LA UTSEY 
+ DIS + ARCH 187 3090 187 187 12 W 241 LA 
+ DIS + ARCH 187 3091 187 187 12 H 239 LA HUDSON 
+ 015 + ARCH 167 3092 187 187 12 H 241 LA 
+ DIS ARCH 187 3093 187 187 12 F 239 LA HUDSON 
+ DIS + ARCH 187 3094 167 12 F 240 LA TAYLOR 
+ DIS + ARCH 187 3095 187 187 12 F 241 LA 
DESIGN STUDIO 3 ARCH 167 3096 187 187 1-5 M+ 226 LA MOURSUND + EFINR 
+ + ARCH 167 187 187 1-3 W 228 LA 
DES IGN STUDIO ARCH 167 3091 187 187 3-5 W 228 LA SH ITH + OFINR 
+ + ARCH 167 187 187 1-5 F 226 LA 
DESIGN STUD 10 3 ARCH 187 3096 181 181 08-12 U+ 261 LA TAYLOR + EFINR 
+ + ARCH 181 167 187 08-10 H 261 LA 
DESIGN STUDIO 3 ARCH 187 3099 187 187 10-12 H+ 261 LA GURAN + OFINR 
+ + ARCH 187 187 187 08-12 S 261 LA 
DES IGN STUDIO I 3 ARCH 187 3100 187 187 10-12 UHS 215 LA CAMPBELL + L1NR 
ARCHITECT GRAPHlCS 2 ARCH 231 3101 232 233 08 U+ 106 LA UTSEY IS 
+ LAIl + ARCH 231 3102 232 233 10-12 U 226 LA UTSEY 
+ LAB + ARCH 231 3103 232 233 1-3 U 228 LA UTSEY 
+ LAB + ARCH 231 3104 232 233 3-5 U 228 LA UTSEY 
ARCHITECT GRAPHICS 2 ARCH 231 3105 232 233 08 H+ 106 LA DVORAK IS 
+ LA8 + ARCH 231 3106 232 233 1-3 H 228 LA DVORAK 
+ LA8 + ARCH 231 3101 232 233 3-5 H 228 LA DVORAK 
DESIGN STUD 10 !J 3 ARCH 287 3108 287 287 08-11 MWF 215 LA CAMPBELL + L1NR 
DESIGN STUDIO II 3 ARCH 281 3109 281 287 08-11 MWF 226 LA MOURSUNO + 
DESIGN STUDIO II 3 ARCH 287 3110 287 281 06-11 MWF 261 LA HARRIS + 
DES IGN STUDIO 11 3 ARCH 267 3111 287 287 1--4 MWF 227 LA FERENS 
DESIGN STUDIO Ii 3 ARCH 287 3112 287 281 1-'< MwF 261 LA HUDSON 
SURVEY LNG ARCHITECTS 2 ARCH 317 3113 317 10 U+ 106 LA QUINER 
+ LA8 ARCH 317 3114 317 1-4 U QU INER 
+ LAB + ARCH 311 3115 317 1-4 W QUINER 
+ LAB + ARCH 317 3116 317 09-12 H QUINER 
MECHAN IC EQUIP 8UILO ARCH 320 3117 321 322 1l UH+ 106 LA THOMPSON + 
+ DIS + ARCH 320 3118 321 322 08 UH 132 LA THOMPSON + 
+ DIS + ARCH 320 3119 321 322 12 UH 240 LA THOMPSON + 
+ DIS + ARCH 320 3120 321 322 09 WF 240 LA THOMPSON + 
THEORY STRUCTURES 4 ARCH 369 3121 310 371 09 MWH 132 LA PET ING IS 
+ LA8 + ARCH 369 3122 310 311 2-4 H 221 LA 
+ LA8 + ARCH 369 3123 370 371 4-6 H 227 LA 
THEORY STRUCTURES 4 ARCH 369 3124 310 371 10 "'WI'+ 132 LA BRISCOE IS 
+ LA8 + ARCH 369 3125 310 311 08-10 S 227 LA 
+ LAB + ARCH 369 3126 310 311 10-12 S 227 LA 
ARCHI TECTURAL DESIGN 1-8 ARCH 387 3121 387 387 1 H+ 106 LA KLEINSASSER + JINR 
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN 1-8 ARCH 381 3128 361 387 1-3 MH 240 LA KL E 1 NSASSER INR 
+ LAB + ARCH 387 3129 381 387 3-5 M+ 301 LA 
• • ARCH 387 387 387 1-5 WF 301 LA ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN 1-8 ARCH 387 3130 387 381 3-5 MH 240 LA THOMPSON INR 
+ LA8 + ARCH 367 3131 387 367 1-3 M+ 301 LA 
+ + ARCH 381 387 387 1-5 WF 301 lA 
ARCHITEC TURAl DESI (iN 1-8 ARCH 381 3132 387 387 1-3 W 240 LA RI NEHART INR 
+ LAB + ARCH 387 3133 387 387 3-5 W+ 301 LA 
+ + ARCH 387 381 387 1-5 MF 301 LA 
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN 1-8 ARCH 367 313'> 387 387 3-5 W++ 240 LA REYNOLDS INR 
+ LAB + ARCH 387 3135 387 387 1-3 W+ 301 LA 
+ + ARCH 387 381 387 1-5 Mf 301 LA 
ARCH I TEC TUR AL DESI GN 1-8 ARCH 381 3136 387 387 1-3 F++ 240 LA UYLOR INR 
+ LAB + ARCH 381 3137 387 367 3-5 F+ 301 LA 
+ ARCH 381 387 387 1-5 MW 301 LA 
ARCHI TEC TURAL DES I GN 1-8 ARCH 381 3138 381 387 3-5 F++ 240 LA UNTHANK INR 
+ LAB + ARCH 381 3139 387 387 1-5 MW+ 301 LA 
+ + ARCH 381 387 381 1-3 F 301 LA 
STUDIES ARCH 401 3140 401 401 FERENS + IR 
READING ARCH 405 3141 405 405 KLEINSASSER + IR 
SEMINAR ARCH 401 3142 401 401 IlRISCOE + IR 
DRAW SPECIF ESTlMAT 2 ARCH 417 3143 418 419 09 UH 132 LA 8RYAN IS 
au ILD MATER CONSTRUC 3 ARCH 420 3144 421 422 08 UHS 240 LA HANNAFORD Ml 
43 
Architecture (Continued) 
Fall 
Course Title Credits DeN. :,Yo. TL.\· TV S SS Hour Do."s 11Istrllctor Xott!s 
THEORY STRUCTURES II 3 ARCH 469 3145 470 471 11 MWf 132 LA HODGE GIS 
THEORY STRUCTURE III 4 ARCH 412 3146 413 474 10-12 UI<S 240 LA HANNAFORD GIS 
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN 1-10 ARCI< 467 3147 461 481 1 U"+ 106 LA CAMPBEll KINR 
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN 1-10 ARCH 487 3146 467 481 4-6 U .... 240 LA CAMPBEll INR 
+ LAB .. ARCH 467 3149 461 481 2-4 U" 215 LA 
+ + ARCH 481 461 467 1-6 H" 215 LA 
+ .. ARCH 487 487 467 1-6 F 215 LA 
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN 1-10 ARCI< 487 3150 461 487 1-3 H++ 240 LA BATISTA Ii'll'. 
+ LAB + ARCH 481 3151 467 467 2-6 U+ 215 LA 
+ + ARCH 481 467 461 3-6 H" 215 LA 
+ + ARCH 481 481 481 1-6 F 215 LA 
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN 1-10 ARCH 487 3152 487 487 4-6 H++ 240 LA UNRUH Ii'll'. 
+ LAS • ARCH 467 3153 487 467 2-6 U· 215 LA 
• • ARCH 467 481 487 1-4 H. 215 LA 
• .. ARCH 487 481 481 1-6 F 215 LA ARC I< ITECTURAL DESIGN 1-10 ARCI< 487 3154 481 487 1-3 F 241 LA GURAN INR 
• LAB + ARCH 487 3155 487 487 2-6 U" 301 LA 
• + ARCH 487 487 487 1-6 H+ 301 LA 
• + ARCH 487 487 487 3-6 F 301 LA ARCH IT ECTURAL DESI GN 1-10 ARCI< 461 3156 467 487 4-6 H+ 241 LA POTICHA INR 
+ LAB + ARCH 461 3151 467 467 2-6 U+ 301 LA 
+ + ARCH 461 467 467 1-6 H+ 301 LA 
+ + ARCH 481 481 487 1-4 F 301 LA 
ARCH I TECTURAL DES I GN 1-10 ARCH 487 3156 487 487 1-3 H++ 241 LA GILMORE INR 
+ LAB + ARC I< 461 3159 487 481 3-6 H+ 301 LA 
+ • ARCH 487 487 467 2-6 U+ 301 LA 
• .. ARCH 467 487 461 1-6 F 301 LA STUDIES ARCH 501 3160 501 501 INR 
READING ARCH 505 3161 505 505 I<ARRIS III. 
SEIUNAR ARCH 507 3162 501 501 SMITH III. 
GRAO TERMINAL PROJ ARCH 509 3163 509 509 HAYDEN • GIll. 
ETHICS PRACT ARCHIT 2 ARCI< 529 3164 529 1 UH 132 LA HAYDEN IN 
ARCI<ITECT AS AMENITY 2-4 ARCH 541 4-6 W 225 LA HAYDEN I 
ARCHITECT AS FORM 2-4 ARCH 542 3165 4-6 W 225 LA HARRIS I 
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN 1-12 ARCH 587 3166 587 561 2-4 M" 241 LA HAVOEN INR 
• LAB + ARCH 561 3167 587 561 4-6 M+ 301 LA 
• • ARCH 561 587 587 2-6 UWH 301 LA ARCH ItECTURAL DESIGN 1-12 ARCH 581 3166 587 587 2-4 U+. 240 LA ANDREWS INR 
• LAB • ARCH 561 3169 587 587 4-6 U+ 301 LA 
• • ARCH 567 567 587 2-6 MWH 301 LA ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN 1-12 ARCH 587 3110 567 567 4-6 M++ 241 LA BRYAN INR 
• LAB + ARCH 567 3111 567 561 2-4 M. 301 LA 
• • ARC I< 567 567 561 2-6 UWH 301 LA ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN 1-12 ARCH 581 3112 567 567 2-4 H+. 239 LA RINEHART. 
+ LAB • ARCH 587 3173 567 567 4-6 H. 301 LA 
+ • ARCH 581 567 561 2-6 MUW 301 LA ARCHITECT WORKSHOP 2-4 ARCH 599 3114 599 599 HAYDEN IR 
(-Lecture Course f-AI1 st-"CtJons Arch 387 conct1rrel1th-
D-Lab Course A +K-.-\Il sections .\rch .J.R7 COnCtlfrentiy 
E-Lab Course B L-Qualificd transfer only 
F-Year requires 1 term each noted C. D. E 
Interior Architecture 
All Cou .... Hove 
Priority Hours for Enrollment Starting: 10H 11H 1 H 2H 3H 4H 08F 09F 10 F 
for Studenh with NimH Beginning A·I c.o E·G HoJ M M·N O·R 5 T-Z 
ELEM INTERIOR DESIGN 2 ARCH 223 3201 3 UH 132 LA HAWN I 
INTERIOR DESIGN 2 ARCH 266 288 3-5 UH 261 LA HAWN INR 
MATER INTER DESIGN 3 ARCH 330 3202 331 332 11 UHS 241 LA DAVENPORT I 
INTERIOR DESIGN 1-8 ARCH 388 3203 386 366 1-5 W+ 217 LA JOHNSON INR 
• LAB • ARCH 388 3204 386 386 1-5 MUHF 215 LA STUDIES ARCH 401 3205 401 401 JOHNSON IR 
READING ARCH 405 3206 405 405 JOHNSON IR 
SEMINAR ARecH 401 3201 401 407 JOHNSON IR 
FUM !TURE + ACCESSOR 2 ARCH 424 3206 10 UH 241 LA JOHNSON I 
FURNitURE DESIGN 4 ARCH 425 426 10 UH" 241 LA JOI<NSON I 
+ LAB • ARecH 425 426 11 UH+ 215 LA 
+ + ARCH 425 426 1-4 F 
PROCEO INTER DESIGN 1 ARCH "9 09 MW 241 LA I 
DRAII INTERIOR ARCH IT 3 ARCH 462 3209 463 464 08 MWF 239 LA JOHNSON I 
INTERIOR DESIGN 1-10 ARCH 488 3210 488 488 1-5 w+ 217 LA DAVENPORT INR 
• LAB • ARCH 488 3211 488 488 1-5 MUI<F 301 LA STUDIES ARC I< 501 3212 501 501 JOHNSON IRN 
READING ARCH 505 3213 505 505 JOHNSON IR 
SEMINAR ARCH 501 3214 501 507 JOHNSON IR 
ETHICS PRAC INTERIOR 2 ARCH 530 I 
INTERIOR DESIGN 1-12 ARCH 568 3215 588 588 1-5 W+ 217 LA HAWN INR 
• LAB + ARCH 588 3216 588 588 1-5 MUHF 215 LA 
44 
Landscape Architecture 
All COu ..... Have 
Priority H ....... for Enrollment Starting: 10H IIH 1 H 2H 3H 4H 08F 09F 10 F 
for Students with Name. Beginning A·a C·D E·G H.J K·L M·N O·R S T-I 
Fall Room. 
e 0111'$(' Tifle Credits Dept. Yo. TLX W S 55' Honr Days Buifdillg instructor XotC$ 
PLANT MATERI At S 3 LA 326 3231 327 328 10-12 MIIF 240 LA JETTE 
LANDSCAPE MAINTENAN 2 LA 358 3232 359 1-5 U 
LANDSCAP E eONSTR I 1-3 LA 360 3233 08 UHS 241 LA PETING 
LANDSCAPE CONSTR I 1-3 LA 361 362 10-12 UH 239 LA LOVINGER 
LANDSCAPE STRUCTURES 3 LA 366 OB HIIF 241 LA PETING 
LANDSCAPE DESIGN 1-8 LA 389 3234 389 3B9 2-4 W++ 239 LA INR 
+ + LA 389 389 389 7-10 W+ 217 LA 
+ + LA 389 389 389 3-5 H+ 217 LA 
+ LAB + LA 389 3235 389 389 301 LA 
STUD IES LA 401 3236 401 401 IR 
READING LA 405 3237 405 405 IR 
SEMINAR LA 407 3238 407 407 IR 
SEM LAND DESIGN THEO 3 LA 401 3239 10-12 UH 217 LA CUTHBERT 
PARI< SCH REeR AREAS 3 LA 411 3240 412 413 10-12 UH 132 LA Ml 
PLANT COMPOSITION 3-6 LA 430 3241 431 432 08-10 UH+ 217 LA JETTE + NGI 
+ LAS + LA 430 3242 431 432 301 LA 
LANDSCAPE FlELD PRAC 3 LA 459 2-5 M+ 239 LA G 
+ + LA 459 09-12 S 239 LA 
LANDSCAPE CONSTR II 3 LA 460 3243 461 2-5 MF 239 LA QUINER + GI 
LANDSCAPE DESIGN 1-10 LA 489 3244 489 489 2-4 101++ 241 LA INR 
+ + LA 489 489 489 7-10 11+ 217 LA 
+ + LA 489 489 489 3-5 H+ 217 LA 
+ LAB + LA 489 3245 489 489 215 LA 
STUDIES LA 501 3246 501 501 IR 
STUD IES URBAN REGION LA 501 3247 501 501 10-12 101+ 217 LA CUTH8ERT IR 
• + LA 501 501 501 7-10 M READING LA 505 3248 505 505 III 
SEMINAR LA 507 3249 507 507 111, 
GRAD TERMINAl PROJ lA 509 3250 509 509 4 II 239 lA GINR 
LANDSCAPE DESIGN 1-12 LA 589 3251 589 589 3-5 II .. 241 LA INR 
+ LA 589 589 589 7-10 101+ 217 LA 
+ + LA 58'1 589 589 3-5 H+ 217 LA 
+ LA8 • LA 589 3252 589 589 215 LA 
Urban Planning 
All Cou ..... Hove 
Priority Hours for Enrollment Starting: 10 H lIH 1 H 2H 3H 4H OaF 09 F 10 F 
for Students with Names Beginning A·S C·D E-G H·J K·L M·N O-R S T·I 
CITY PLANNING I 2 LA 353 3271 354 355 09 UH 106 LA 
STUDIES LA 401 3272 401 401 IR 
READING LA 405 3273 405 405 IR 
SEMINAR LA 407 3274 407 407 IR 
CITY PLANNING II 1-0 LA 499 3215 499 499 10-12 MF 241 LA DALE GINR 
STUDIES LA 501 3276 501 501 IR 
READING LA 505 3277 505 505 DALE IR 
SEMINAR LA 507 3278 507 501 
SEM PLANNING ADMIN 2 LA 501 3279 501 501 10-12 101 241 LA 8UFORD IR 
SEM PLANNING HOUSING 2-3 LA 508 3280 508 508 1-10 101 241 LA HUNT IR 
GRAD TERMINAL PROJ LA 509 3281 509 509 DAle INR 
FINE AND APPLIED ARTS 
Drawing, Paintingr and Graphic Arts 
All Cou..... Have 
Priority Hou .. for Enrollment Starting: 10H llH 1 H 2H 3H 4H 08 F 09F 10F 
for Students with Nam .. Beginning A-B C·D E.G H·J K·L M-N O·R S T·Z 
PAINTING 2-3 ART 290 3291 290 290 290 08-10 MWF 120 LA STEELE R 
PA I NTlIIG 2-3 ART 290 3292 290 290 10-12 MWF 120 LA RYAN R 
PAINTING 2-3 ART 290 3293 290 290 1-3 MWF 120 LA CHAMSERLAI N R 
PAIIiTING 2-3 ART 290 3294 290 290 3-5 MWF 120 LA GElS 11, 
PA INTING 2-3 ART 290 3295 290 290 7-10 Mil 123 LA SANDERS R 
PAINTING 2-3 ART 290 3296 290 290 08-10 UHS 120 LA SOEDER R 
PA INTING 2-3 ART 290 3291 290 290 08-10 UHS 125 LA KRAUSE LR 
PAINTING 2-3 ART 290 3298 290 290 10-12 UHS 125 LA SOEDER LR 
PA INTING 2-3 ART 290 3299 290 290 1-4 UH 120 LA YAROWSKY R 
PAINTING 2-3 ART 2'10 3300 290 290 1-4 UH 121 LA YAROWSKY R 
PA INT ING 2-3 ART 290 3301 290 290 1-4 UH 123 LA VINCENT R 
PAINTING 2-3 ART 290 H02 290 290 1-10 UH 123 LA WELT lEN R 
Drawing, Painting, and Graphic Arts (Continued) 
Room. 
Course Titfe Credits Dept, TLN W S 55 Hour Days BUilding Instructor Sofes 
PAINTING 2-3 ART 290 3303 290 290 7-10 UH 125 LA PAstLiS R 
DRAWING 1-3 ART 291 3304 291 291 09~12 MW AAQ BUCKNER R 
DRAW ING 1-; ART 291 3305 291 1-4 Mii AAQ KRAUSE R 
DRAw ING 1-3 ART 291 3306 291 291 7-10 Mii 120 LA DUNCAN R 
DRAW ING 1-3 ART 291 3307 291 291 09-12 UH AAQ RYAN R 
DRAWING 1-3 ART 291 3308 291 10-12 UHS 120 LA HAYDEN R 
DRAW ING 1-3 ART 291 3309 291 1-4 UH 125 LA SOEOER R 
DRAIi ING 1-3 ART 291 3310 291 291 1""" UH AAQ PASILIS R 
WATER COLOR 2-3 ART 292 09-12 Mii AAQ BUCKNER R 
WATER COLOR 2-3 ART 292 1-4 Mil AAQ KRAUSE R 
WATER COLOR 2-3 ART 292 10-12 UHS 120 LA HAYDEN R 
WATER COLOR 2-3 ART 292 1-4 UH 125 LA SOEDER R 
BASIC DESIGN 2 ART 295 3311 295 295 08-10 Mil 227 LA RYAN NR 
BAS IC DES IGN 2 ART 295 3312 295 295 10-12 MW 227 LA LEHMAN NR 
BAS IC DES IGN 2 ART 295 3313 295 295 08-10 UH 227 LA BREVDORT HNR 
BAS IC DESIGN 2 ART 295 3314 295 295 06-10 UH 228 LA STARCK NR 
BASIC DESIGN 2 ART 295 3315 295 295 10-12 UH 227 LA STANNARD NR 
8ASIC DESIGN 2 ART 295 3316 295 295 7-9 UH 228 LA CHAMBERLAIN NR 
BASIC DESIGN 2 ART 295 3317 295 295 7-9 UH 227 LA YAReWSKY NR 
~ASIC DESIGN 2 ART 295 3318 295 295 1-3 UH 261 LA DUNCAN NR 
SKETCH ING I ART 298 3319 298 298 7-10 U 120 LA STOKES RN 
SKETCHING I ART 298 3320 298 298 7-10 H 120 LA GUYOT RN 
FUND OF PRINT MAK IN{; 3 ART 349 3321 349 349 09-12 MWF 138 LA STARCK R 
WATER COLOR 2-3 ART 381 1-4 MWF 123 LA RYAN 
WATER COLOR 2-3 ART 381 1-4 MWF 125 LA SOEDER 
CALLIGRAPHY + LETTER 2 ART 382 3322 382 382 1-3 Mil 138 LA Sf ARCK RN 
CAlliGRAPHY + LETTER 2 ART 382 3323 382 382 3-5 MOl 138 LA '!CDONALD RN 
PAINTING 2-4 ART 390 3324 390 390 390 09-12 MWF 123 LA VINCENT TR 
PAINT ING 2-4 ART 390 3325 390 390 09-12 MWF 125 LA MCCOSH TR 
PAINTING 2-4 ART 390 332b 390 390 08-12 UH 123 lA PASILIS TR 
DRAWING 1-4 ART 391 3327 391 391 1-4 "WF 123 LA RYAN UR 
DRAW ING 1-4 ART 391 3328 391 1-4 MWF 125 LA SOEDER UR 
COMPOS + VI SUAL THEO 2-4 ART 392 3329 392 392 08-10 UH 370 eMM YAROII/SKY R 
STUDIES ART 401 3330 401 401 IR 
READING ART 405 3331 405 405 IR 
SEMINAR ART 401 3332 407 407 IR 
LITHOGRAPHY 2-4 ART 480 3333 490 480 09-12 UH 122 LA MCCOSH MRQ 
LIT HOGRAPHY 2-4 ART 480 3334 480 490 1-4 UH 122 lA MCCOSH MR 
WATER COLOR 2-4 ART 481 1-4 MIIF 123 LA RYAN R 
WATER COLOR 2-4 ART 481 1-4 "WF 125 LA SO EDER R 
INTAGLIO PRINT METH 2-4 ART 483 3335 483 493 1-4 UH 138 LA KRAUSE GR 
ADVANCED PAINTING 2-4 ART 490 333b 490 490 09-12 "WF 123 LA VI NCENT MR 
ADVANCED PAINTING 2-4 ART 490 3337 490 490 09-12 MII/F 125 LA MCCOSH MR 
ADVANCED PAINTING 2-4 ART 490 3338 490 490 08-12 UH 123 LA PAS IllS MR 
ADVANCED DRAWING 1-4 ART 491 3339 491 1-4 MWF 123 LA RYAN MR 
ADVANCED DRAWING 1-4 ART 491 3340 491 1-4 "'WF 125 LA SOEDER MR 
COMPOS + VISUAL THEa 2-4 ART 492 3341 492 492 10-12 UH HO CMM WILKINSON GR 
VISUAL CONTINUITY 1-3 ART 493 3342 493 493 08-10 UHS 138 LA CHAMBERlAIN GR 
CINEMAGRAPHICS 2-4 ART 495 3343 495 495 10-12 UHS 138 LA CHAMBERlAIN GR 
STUOIES ART 501 3344 501 501 IRN 
STUDIES VIS THEORY ART 501 3345 501 501 08-10 UH 239 LA WILKINSON INR 
READING ART 505 334b 505 505 IR 
SEMINAR ART 507 3347 501 507 IR 
SEM PAINTING THEORY 1-2 ART 507 3349 501 501 4-b M 225 LA VINCENT IR 
SEM PAINTING THEORY 1-2 ART 501 3349 501 507 4-10 U 225 LA MCCOSH IR 
TERM INAL PROJECT ART 509 3350 509 509 IR 
STUOIES PRINT MAKING ART 580 3351 580 580 IR 
ST PAINT DRAW DESIGN ART 590 3352 590 590 1-4 MWF 124 LA IR 
ST PAINT DRAW DESIGN ART 590 3353 590 590 IR 
STUDIES IN DRAWING ART 591 3354 591 591 08-12 MWF 124 LA IR 
STUDIES IN DRAWING ART 591 3355 591 591 IR 
1.-!"ophoIHores T'-::\inc credit~ Art 290 
<2-.-\1'1 4XO pn:requisitc l'-Six credits Art 201. 2 
Sculpture and Applied Design 
All Courses Have 
Priority Hours lor Enrollment Starting' IOH I1H IH 2H 3H 4H 08 F 09F 10 F 
lor Students with Names Beginning A-B C.o E.G H·J K·l M-N O·R S T-Z 
CERAMICS 2-4 ART 255 3381 255 255 255 06-10 MW 160 LA STANNARO R 
CERAMICS 2-4 ART 255 3382 255 255 10-12 MW 160 LA STANNARO R 
CERAMICS 2-4 ART 255 3383 255 255 06-10 UH 1100 LA JAMES R 
CERAMICS 2-4 ART 255 3384 255 255 10-12 UH 160 LA JAMES R 
CERAMICS 2-4 ART 255 3385 255 255 2""" UH 160 LA JAMES R 
WEAV ING 2-4 ART 256 33610 256 2510 256 08-10 UH 163 LA NIXON tR 
JEWELRY + METALSMITH 2-4 ART 251 3381 257 257 251 08-10 MW 164 LA DUNCAN R 
Sculpture and Applied Design (Continued) 
Fall Room. 
e ollrse Titlc Credits Dept. Xo, TLK W S SS Haul' Days BHildilig [HSlYildor ~\"otl'S 
JEWELRY + METALSMITH 2-4 ART 257 3388 257 257 10-/2 MW 164 LA DUNCAN R 
JEWELRY + METALSMITH 2-4 ART 257 33B9 257 257 1-3 MW 164 LA NIXON R 
JEWELRY + METALSMITH 2-4 ART 257 3390 257 251 3-5 MW 164 LA NIXON R 
JEWELRY + METALSM[TH 2-4 ART 257 3391 257 257 OB-IO UH 164 LA BROOK[NS R 
JEWELRY + METALSMITH 2-4 ART 257 3392 257 257 10-12 UH 164 LA NIXON R 
JEWELRY + METALSMITH 2-4 ART 257 3393 257 257 1-3 UH 164 LA BROOK[NS R 
EL EMENTARY SCULPTURE 2-4 ART 293 3394 293 293 293 10-12 MWF 151 LA ZACH R 
ELEMENTARY SCULPTURE 2-4 ART 293 3395 293 293 1-3 "WF 151 LA ZACH R 
ELEMENTARY SCULPTURE 2-4 ART 293 3396 293 293 3-5 MifF 151 LA ZACH R 
ELEMENTARY SCULPTURE 2-4 ART 293 3397 293 293 08-10 UHS 151 LA BUCKNER R 
ELEMENTARY SCULPTURE 2-4 ART 293 339B 293 293 10-12 UHS 151 LA BREVDORT R 
ELEMENTARY SCULPTURE 2-4 ART 293 3399 293 293 1-4 UH 151 LA BREVODRT R 
TECHN IQUES SCULPTURE 2-6 ART 393 3400 393 393 OB-10 MWF 151 LA SREVOOR T IR 
TECHN[QUES SCULPTURE 2-6 ART 393 3401 393 393 1-4 MW 151 LA BUCKNER IR 
STUDIES ART 401 340Z 401 401 IR 
STUDIES CERAMICS ART 401 3403 401 401 JAMES IR 
STUD BASIC DES PROJ ART 401 3404 401 401 STANNARD 111, 
READING ART 405 3405 405 405 IR 
SEM CERAMICS ART 401 3406 407 401 JAMES 111, 
SEMINAR ART 401 3407 407 407 IR 
ADVANCED tERAMICS 2-4 ART 455 3408 455 455 455 1-4 MW 160 LA ST ANNARD GIR 
ADVANCED WEAVING 2-4 ART 456 3409 456 456 456 OB-l0 UH 163 LA NIXON GIR 
ADV JEWELRY + METALS 2-4 ART 457 3410 457 451 457 3-5 UH l64 LA NIXON GIR 
AOV METAL CASTING 3 ART 489 3411 489 489 10-1 UH 151 LA 8UCKNER G[R 
ADVANCED SCULPTURE 2-4 ART 494 341Z 494 494 494 09-12 Mil 151 LA ZACH GIR 
STUDIES ART 501 3413 501 501 IRN 
STUDIES CERAMICS ART 501 3414 501 501 JAMES IR 
STUD BASIC DES PROJ ART 501 3415 501 501 ST ANNARD [R 
READING ART 505 3416 505 505 IR 
SEMINAR ART 501 3411 501 507 IR 
SEM CERAMICS ART 507 3418 501 507 JAMES lR 
TERMINAL PROJECT ART 509 3419 509 509 ZACH + IR 
ART HISTORY 
All Cou ..... Have 
Priority Hours for Enrollment Starting: 10H llH I H 2H 3H 4H 08 F 09F 10 F 
for 51udenls with Names Beginning A.a CoD E-G H·J K·l M-N O-R 5 T·I 
HISTORY WESTERN ART 3 ARH 204 3441 205 206 12 MWF 123 SC DONNELLY 
HISTORY WESTERN ART 3 ARfi 204 3442 205 Z06 4 ",WF 123 SC MCKENZIE 
HISTORY WESTERN ART 3 ARH 204 205 206 10 MWF 106 LA LAWRENCE 
HISTORY WESTERN ART 3 ARH 204 I ",WF 132 LA LAWRENCE 
HISTORY ORIENTAL ART 3 ARH 207 3443 20B 209 12 MWF 106 LA LEONG 
HIST ARCHITECTURE I 3 ARH 337 3444 II MWF 106 LA LAWRENCE 
HIST ARCHITECTUR E I 3 ARH 338 339 II MI/F 106 LA ROSS 
HISTORY OF PA[NTING 3 ARH 346 3445 341 348 1 MWF 106 LA KRAHMER 
ANC [ENT ART 3 ARH 37Z 3446 373 374 3 MWF 132 LA LAWRENCE 
MEDIAEVAL ART 3 ARH 375 3447 316 377 Z MWF 132 LA MCKENZIE 
RENAISSANCE ART 3 ARH 37B 3448 379 380 4 MIIF l32 LA KRAHMER 
STUOIES ARH 401 3449 401 401 
READING ARH 405 3450 405 405 
SEMINAR ARH 401 3451 407 407 
SEM ANCIENT ART 3 ARH 401 3452 407 7-10 U 225 LA LAWRENCE 
SEM BYZANTINE ART 3 ARH 407 3453 407 401 7-10 II 225 LA MCKENZIE 
S EM CHIN ESE AR T 3 ARH 407 3454 407 407 7-9 MW LEONG 
SEM 8AROQUE ART 3 ARH 407 3455 407 407 KRAHMER 
SEM EARLY AM ARCH 3 ARH 407 3456 401 401 1 MWF ZZ5 LA OONNELLY 
H[ST ARCHITECTURE II 3 ARH 437 3457 438 439 09 MWF 106 LA ROSS G 
AMER[CA ARCHITECTURE 3 ARH 440 G[ 
HIST [NTER[OR ARCHiT 2 ARH 443 3458 444 445 09 UH 241 LA HAWN 
HIST LIT LANDSe ARCH 3 ARH 453 3459 454 I MWF 132 LA ROSS 
STUDIES SIBLIO ARH 501 3460 LAWRENCE 
STUDIES ARH 501 3461 501 501 N 
THES IS ARH 503 3462 503 503 N 
READING ARH 505 3463 505 505 
SEM INAR ARH 507 3464 507 501 
S EM ANC [ENT ART 3 ARH 507 3465 507 7-10 U 225 LA LAWRENCE 
SEM BYZANT[NE ART 3 ARH 501 3466 507 507 7-10 W 225 LA MCKENZIE 
SEM CHINESE ART 3 ARH 501 3467 507 501 1-9 MW LEIl'iG 
SEM !!AROQUE ART 3 ARH 501 3468 507 501 KRAHHER 
SEM EARLY AM ARCH 3 ARH 507 3469 507 507 HWF ZZ5 LA DONNELLY 
EXPERI MENTAL 
COURSE LISTING 
Last year, the ASUO established an agency with the seemingly clever 
acro.nymic name "SEARCH." But, the emergence o.f the name was 
less a consciQUS co.ntrivance than a fortuito.US co.incidence. The acronym, 
in fact, described vividly what it sto.OOfo.r: Students' Explo.rato.ry 
Actio.ns Regarding Curricular HeterodQxy. Recent events o.n this 
campus and other campuses around the co.untry featured students 
undertaking pro.jects directed specifically at bringing about so.me fo.rm 
o.f change, Qr at least raising so.me questio.ns, concerning the existing 
formal curriculum system. Underlying these student undertakings were 
some co.mmon themes: they were, student mo.vements; they were un-
questio.nably exploratory actions,' and they were do.ne in a spirit of 
heterodoxy, that is, a questioning attitude of an existing institutiQn. 
Finally, the students who. were invo.lved were, indeed, in search o.f 
so.mething. \iVhat this "something" is, so.meho.w eludes a precise defini-
tio.n; altho.ugh "relevance" and "invo.lvement" appear to. be the more 
widely used terms. 
Here in the University, the students who. pro.vided the impetus fo.r the 
establishment o.f SEARCH at the very beginning committed them-
selves to the principle that all their efforts should be done within the 
framewo.rk o.f the University and with the full cooperatiQn and assist-
ance QHhe faculty. They knew o.f the experiences at Qther institutio.ns 
where similar, mo.vements were pursued in a vacuum created by the 
students themselves and which bore uneven and uncertain results. 
Thus-the almo.st inQrdinate insistence o.f the students here' to 'utilize 
existing CQurse numbers (the 405 and 407), credit and grading pro-
cedures, and the all-important faculty and departmental sanctio.n. The 
resulting situatio.n-that Qf cQupling student fervQr with the inherent 
stability of the deeply-rooted established system-inevitably generated 
much difficulty,' and frustration. Only two. student-initiated co.urses 
were actuaUyoffered during the winter term Qut o.f a'lo.ng list of pro-
Po.secrco.urses. The spring term saw o.nly o.ne~ Perhapsthisinsignifi-
cantdevelo.pment was brought about by the students themselves thro.ugh 
their rash actions; o.n the Qther hand, perhaps it was because the faculty 
members a'ppro.ached were no.t prepared to. move as fast as the students 
were mo.vmg. Undo.ubtedly, there were o.ther co.nsideratio.ns o.f far 
more fundamental nature that stymied SEARCH, because they were 
Qverlooked. ' 
Ho.wever, the sfudentsin SEARCH persisted. They sought o.ut faculty 
and staff members who. 'sympathized with their cause., Meetings and 
cQnsultatiQns were held; Surveys were cQnducted. Agairi,.;,....these actiQns 
were exploratory; therefore ... hmited in scope, possibly, even selective. 
The results Qf the continued effQrts"then were similarly limited. A few 
more co.urses are nQW being o.ffered. (continued on page 4) 
REGISTRATION PROCEDURES: 
All students intending to· register for any of the courses listed under the 
Experimental Section should secure a Preliminary Registration Form from the 
ASUO Department of Curriculum office at. the Union BuildiI:Ig. This form will 
then be taken by the student to the appropriate department for actual registration 
in the course selected. After the first scheduled meeting of the. course and no later 
than the second scheduled meeting of the course, all registration for such courses 
should be completed and final. The regular University requirements should also 
be met for registering in classes. The courses will have a letter after them ex-
plaiuing their nature. The letters are: (A) Experimental in content and structure; 
(B) student initiated; and (C) inter-disciplinary. Any additional information can 
be obtained from the ASUO at extension 1836 or from the department which is 
offering the course. 
Anthropology 405 To be arranged McFee 
Seminar in Cross-cultural Value Systems (A, B) 
A student initiated seminar to examine cross-cultural values and 
their pertinence to value conflicts in modern society. 
Speech 407 3 hours Robinson 
The Underground Motion Picture (A) 10 UH-lOS Condon 
A study of the social and artistic properties of the underground 
film. The class will be conducted as a lecture, discussion group 
related to a series of film showings. Registration will be limited 
to those who have a demonstrated interest in this form. Limitation 
to 50 students. 
F.B.E.407 3 hours Lindholm 
Value Added Taxation first meeting: 12 M-26l Comm. 
Description and analysis of the Value Added Taxation which is 
becoming the major tax of the Common Market countries. How 
this affects the United States and particularly its balance of pay-
,ments will be considered. 
Ac 221 (H) 3 hours Thomas 
Fundamentals of Financial Accounting 9 MWF-336 Comm. 
The underlying concepts and logic structure of financial account-
ing. Preparation and analysis of the majDr accounting reports to 
investors. Text written by Thomas will have anew approach to 
.. text method of learning. Open to honors students. Open to other 
students by consent of the instructor. 
Political Science 407 
Vietnam (A, B) 
3 hours Allman 
first meeting: 12 W-Student Union 
room no. to be p<>sted 
The identification of alternatives, strategies, and p<>licies for de-
veloped and developing nations. Using an examination of the his-
torical, socio-economic, legal, and political context of the Vietnam 
War as case material. Limited to 2S students. 
F. B. E. 418 3 hours 
Advanced Business Law ·CB) 
L. Ross 
9 MWF-232 Comm. 
Students demonstrate their mastery of core material (described 
in the catalogue) by taking exams, which may be repeated weekly 
until passed. Students may also elect to do study projects in related 
areas independently or with fellow students under the supervision 
of the instructor. Class hours are to be devoted to discussion of 
core material, collaboration on study projects, and examinations. 
Business Law 1 (F.B.E.226) or consent of instructor required for 
course. 
Physics 417 3 hours 
Atomic and Nuclear Physics (B) 
Ellickson 
1 MWF-115 Science 
This course, offered for the first time during the regular academic 
year, is specifically designed for the students who do not plan to 
do graduate work in Physics. It should be tremendously useful 
for students preparing themselves to teach science in the schools. 
Professor Ellickson will use only a minimum of mathematical 
formalism and will emphasize recent advances in physics. 
CSPA 409 (General Practicum) 1 hour Jensen 
(A, B) 7 :30-9 :30 p.m. on alternating Mondays 
Meet in Hendricks Lounge 
Discussion by tutors of their experience, problems, techniques, and 
other matters of special interest; guest members for seminar from 
local schools and University of Oregon to speak to tutor's needs; 
trips to special school sessions; selected list of reading material. 
Limited to 12 students. 
Ed 405, Soc40S hours to be arranged Dr. Bowlin and Dr. Schafer 
time of meeting to be arranged 
Exploratory studies on the individual and the University commu-
nity. 
Not only are there a few more student-initiated courses; there are 
some courses that are faculty-initiated and included in the listing of 
SEARCH courses. This development is most encouraging to the stu-
dents since it means that their efforts can not be in vain. They are fully 
aware that there are faculty members who have been engaged in 
curricular experimentation for some time now-that "experimental 
courses" are not really new. However, what may be ne,,: is the ~jrect 
involvement of students in the process and, as the case IS here In the 
University, the joining of efforts among students, faculty and adIninis-
tration in common pursuit of mutual goals. 
Those who have started SEARCH are firmly convinced of the potential 
contribution it can bring about for the University. It is hoped that more 
adherents will be found among the members of the University commu-
nity to help its further development. 
This summer the ASUO has been working with students, professors, 
and administrators on the concept of establishing a Center for Experi-
mental Education. A separate center was suggested because it seems 
that it would ease the burden of offering these classes within the de-
partments, as well as serving as an organizational structure for syste-
matic attempts at experimental courses by students and professors . 
.. A center would perform the indispensable requirement of keeping 
records of the courses and maintaining an evaluation procedure. It 
would provide greater opportunities for multi-disciplinary approaches 
to courses of study at the under-graduate level. It would provide faculty 
members g1"eater flexibility in designing and offering new courses which 
may at present prove to be impractical under existing departmental 
procedures. The center would provide a means for individuals outside 
the University community to come in and either teach or attend the 
courses.· . 
The eventual fulfillment and development of such a center'can onll 
happen if students, faculty, and administration members will give It 
sUpPol"t-either tm.0ug? ~rticipation i.~ the few courses now being 
offered or actuallyihelptng tn the establishment of more courses. Any 
students or professors who are interested in the Center or in establishing 
a course for winter term sho~ld get it;!. touch with Steve Carlson in 
room· 304 of theEi"b Memorial Union, or call him at extension 1836 
or 1921. 
47 
ART EDUCATION 
Courst Title Credits Deft. TLN W S 55 HoltI' Days Instrllctor Soles 
All Courses Have 
Priority Hou .. for Enrollment Starting: 10 H IIH I H 2H 3H 4H 08F 09F 10F 
for Sludents with Names Beginning A.JI C·D E.G H·J K-L M-N O-R S T·Z 
Room, 
Course Title Credits De!'t. TLN W 5 55 Holtr Days Building instructor -Yotes 
ART IN ELEM SCHOOL 2 ART 311 3481 08-10 UH 229 LA SM ITH • N 
ART Hi ELf 14 SCHOOL 2 ART 311 3482 10-12 UH 234 LA 8URGNER N 
ART IN ELEM SCHOOL 2 ART 311 3483 10-12 UH 229 LA BURGNER • N 
ART IN ElEM SCHOOL .2 ART 311 3484 1-3 UH 234 LA LOVANO • N 
ART IN ELEM SCHOOL 2 ART 311 3485 1-3 UH 229 LA LOVANO • N 
ART IN ELE" SCf«JOL 2 ART 311 3481. 311 08-10 UH 234 LA SMITH N 
ART IN ELfM SCf«JOL 2 ART 311 08-10 UH 234 LA SMITH N 
ART IN ELEM SCf«JOL Z ART 311 08-10 UH 229 LA SM ITH • N 
ART IN ELEM SCHOOL 2 ART 311 10-12 UH 234 LA BURGNER N 
ART IN ELEM SCHOOL 2 ART 311 10-12 UH 229 LA BURGNER • N 
ART IN ELEM SCHOOL 2 ART 311 5-1 UH 234 LA LOVANO N 
ART IN ELEM SCHOOL 2 ART 311 5-1 UH 229 LA LOVANO • N 
ART IN ElEM SCf«JOL 2 ART 312 3481 3-5 UH 234 LA SMITH N 
ART IN ELEM SCHOOL .2 ART 312 3488 3-5 UH 229 LA SM IlH • N 
ART IN ELEM SCHOOL 2 ART 312 312 1-3 UH 234 LA LOVANO N 
ART IN ELEM SCHOOL 2 ARl 312 1-3 UH 229 LA LOVANO • N 
ART IN HEM SCHOOL 2 ART 312 3-S UH 234 LA SMITH N 
ART IN ELEM SCf«JOL 2 ART 312 3-5 UH 229 LA SMITH. N 
ART IN EUM SCHOOL 2 ART 312 5-1 UH 234 LA LOVANO N 
ART IN ElEM SCHOOL 2 ART 312 5-1 UH 229 LA LOVANO • N 
ART IN EUM SCHOOL 3 ARE 313 3489 5-1 UH 234 LA LOVANO 
ART IN ELEM SCHOOL 3 ARE 313 3490 5-1 UH 229 LA LOVANO 
ART IN ELEM Sef«JOL 3 ARE 313 313 08-10 UH 234 LA SMITH 
ART IN EUM SCHOOL 3 ARE 313 08-10 UH 229 LA SMITH. 
ART IN ELEM SCHOOL 3 ME 313 1-3 UH 234 LA LOVANO 
ART IN ELEM SCf«JOL 3 ARE 313 L-3 UH 229 lA LOVAND • 
ART IN ELEI'I SCf«JOL 3 ARE 313 3-5 UH 234 LA SM lTH 
ART IN El EM SCHOOL 3 ARE 313 3-5 UH 229 LA SMITH. 
CHILDRENS ART LAB 3 ARE 314 :1491 314 314 3-5 MW 234 LA 8URGNER 
INTRO ART EDUCATION 3 ARE 315 3492 10-12 MWf 234 LA KENSL ER 
INTRO ART EDUCATION 3 ARE 3L5 3493 1-3 MWF 234 LA KENSLER 
ART JUNIOR HIGH 3 ARE 316 10-12 MWf 234 LA KENSLER 
ART JUNIOR HIGH 3 ARE 316 1-3 MWF 234 LA KENSLER 
STUDIES ARE 401 3494 401 401 
READING ARE 405 3495 405 405 
SEM SEC ART METHODS 3 ARE 407 3496 407 407 2-5 H 225 lA lANIER 
SEM SEC ART METHOOS 3 ARE 407 407 2-5 U 241 lA LANIER 
SEM ST TEACH SHS 1 ARE 401 3491 401 407 4 W 201. FR LOIIANO 
Sf 14 ST TEACH JHS 1 ARE 401 3498 407 401 4 M 201. FR LOVANO 
PRACT ICUM ARE 409 M 
METH MAT ART El SCH 3 ARE 411 10-12 UH 234 LA BURGNER G 
METH MAT ART EL SCH 3 ARE 411 10-12 UH 229 LA 8URGNER • G 
ART SENIOR HIGH SCH 3 ARE 414 10-12 MWf 234 LA KENSLER G 
ART SENIOR HIGH SCH 3 ARE 414 L-3 HWF 234 LA KENSL ER G 
STUD IES ARE 501 3499 501 501 BURGNER N 
STUDIES ARE 501 3500 501 501 lANIER N 
STUDIES ARE 501 3501 SOL 50L N 
READING ARE 505 3502 505 505 MCfeE 
READING ARE 505 3503 505 505 KENSLER 
SEM FOUNDA ART EOUC 2 ARE 507 3504 2-4 U 239 LA !!CFEE 
SEM ART IN SOClerY 2 ARE 507 2-4 U 239 LA MCFEE 
SEM CURRIC DEVEl 2 ARE 501 2-4 U 239 lA MCFEE 
SEM NEWER MEDIA 2 ARE 501 3505 2-4 U 225 LA LANIER 
SUPERV CHILO ART lAB 3 ARE 532 3501. 532 532 3-5 MW 229 LA BURGNER 
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 
ACCOUNTING AND BUSINESS STATISTICS 
Accounting 
All CoUIWS Have 
Priority Hov .. for Enrollment Storting: 10H 11 H I H 2H 3H 4H 08 F 09F 10 F 
for Stvden'" with Nom ... Beginning H.J K-L M·N O·R 5 T-Z A-B CoD E·G 
fUND OF ACCOUNTING 3 AC 221 3521 10 UHS 341 CMM SOLOMON 8 
FUND OF ACCOl.HING 3 AC 221 3522 119 MW 361. CMM HENRY 8 
fUND OF ACCO~TlNG 3 AC 221 3523 09 MWF 366 CMM THOMAS H8 
FUND OF ACCOUNTING 3 AC 221 3524 10 MWf 341 CMM fRISHKOFF B 
FUND OF ACCOUNTING 3 AC 221 3525 11 MWF 341 eMM fRISHKOff 8 
fUND OF ACCOUNTING 3 AC 221 3526 12 MWF 31.1. CMM PE ITERSON 8 
fUND OF ACCOUNTING 3 AC 221 3521 09 UHS 342 CMM J SMITH B 
fUND OF ACCO!lNTING 3 AC 221 3528 1-3 UH 341 eMM MCCARTHY 8 
fUND OF ACCO~TIIiG 3 AC 221 3529 3-5 UH 31.1. CMM LUNESKI B 
fUND DF ACCOUNTING 3 AC 221 3530 2 MWF 342 eMM PEITERSON 8 
Accounting (Continued) 
Fall Room. 
Course Title Credils Dept. Xo. TLX W S SS HOllY Du.yS Bllildillg Instructor _Votes 
FUND OF ACCOUNTING 3 AC 221 12 I1WF 366 CMM PEITERSON B 
FUND OF ACCOUNTING 3 AC 221 09 UHS 342 CMM B 
fUND OF ACCOUNTING 3 AC 221 10 UHS 342 CMI1 B 
FUND OF ACCOUNTING 3 AC 221 10 MWF 342 CMM PEITERSON B 
FUND OF ACCOUNTING 3 AC 221 221 09 UHS 342 CMM B 
FUND OF ACCOUNTING 3 At' 222 3531 3-5 UH 342 CMM THOMAS B 
~UNO OF ACCOUNTING 3 AC 222 10 UHS 341 CMM SalaMON B 
FUND OF ACCOUNTING 3 AC 222 08 MWF 341 CMM FRISHKOFF B 
FUND OF ACCOUNTING 3 AC 222 09 HWF 366 CI1M THOMAS HB 
FUND OF ACCOUNTING 3 AC 222 119 MW 366 CMM HENRY B 
FUND OF ACCOUNTING 3 AC 222 1 MWF 341 CMM FRISHKOFF B 
FUND OF ACCOUNTING 3 AC 222 09 UHS 341 CMM J SMITH B 
FUND OF ACCOUNTHIG 3 AC 222 3-5 UH 366 CMM LUNESKI B 
FUND OF ACCOUNT ING 3 AC 222 11 MWF 342 CMM PEITERSON B 
FUND OF ACCOUNTING 3 AC 222 222 3 MWF 341 CMM lUNESKI B 
TAX + BUS IN POLICY 3 AC 311 3532 2 U+ 332 CMM liNDHOLM W 
+ + AC 311 1-3 H 242 CMM liNDHOLM 
TAX + BUSIN POLICY 3 AC 311 2 U+ 341 CMM LINDHOLM 
+ + AC 311 1-3 H 242 CMM liNDHOLM 
MANAGERiAl ACCOUNT 3 AC 313 3533 10-12 UH 342 CMM HARWOOD 0 
MANAGERiAl ACCOUNT 3 AC 313 08 MWF 331 CMM LUNESK I D 
MANAGER IAl ACCOUNT 3 AC 313 09 MWF 342 CMM LUNESK I D 
MANAGERiAl ACCOUNT 3 AC 313 10 MWF 341 CMM HARWOOD 0 
MANAGERIAL ACCOUNT 3 AC 313 09 MWF 366 CMM THOMAS HD 
MANAGERiAl ACCOUNT 3 AC 313 10 MWF 341 CMM FRISHKOFF HD 
MANAGERiAl ACCOUNT 3 AC 313 11 MWF 341 CMM LUNESKI 0 
MANAGER /Al ACCOUNT 3 AC 313 3-5 UH 341 CMM FRISHKOFF 0 
MANAGERIAL ACCOUNT 3 AC 313 313 1/9 MW 366 CMM HENRY 0 
ASSET + INCOME MEAS 3 AC 350 3534 11 MWF 342 CMM MCCARTHY TA 
ASSET + INCOME MEAS 3 AC 350 10 HWF 342 CHM MCCARTHY TA 
ASSET + INCOME MEAS 3 AC 351 11 ,MWF 342 CMM MCCARTHY TA 
ASSET + INCOME HEAS 3 AC 351 1 MWF 341 CMM MCCARTHY TA 
CORPORATE STATEMENTS 3 AC 352 08 MWF 341 CMH FRISHKOFF FA 
PRIN COST ACCOUNTING 3 AC 360 3535 3-5 UH 341 CMM HA RWOOD UA 
PRIN COST ACCOUNTING 3 AC 360 360 3 HWF 341 CMM HARWOOD UA 
PRIN COST ACCOUNTING 3 AC 361 3 MWF 342 CHM THOMAS UA 
SEMINAR AC 401 3536 401 401 
INCOME TAX PROCEOURE 2 AC 41t 3531 10 UH 366 CMM PE !TERSON TAG 
INCOME TAX PROCEOUR 2 AC 411 3538 11 UH 366 CMM PE HERSON TAG 
INCOME TAX PROCEDURE 2 AC 412 11 UH 101 CMM PE ITERSON TAG 
INCOME TAX PROCEDURE 2 AC 412 09 UH 366 CMM PEITERSON TAG 
INCOME TAX PROCEDURE 2, AC 413 11 UH 101 CMM PEITERSON TAG 
INCOME T ~X PROCEDURE 2 AC 413 12 UH 366 CMM PE ITERSON TAG 
MANAGE INFORMAT SYST 3 AC 420 3-$ UH 366 CMM HARWOOD lAG 
FUND ACCOUNT ING 3 AC 430 09 HWF 342 CHH MCCARTHY TAG 
ACCOUNTING VERIFICAT 3 AC 440 2 MWF 366 CMM SOHA JAG 
ACCOUNTING VERIFICAT 3 AC 441 2 MWF 366 CMM SOHA JAG 
TOPICS IN ACCOUNTING 3 AC 450 3539 09 MWF 342 tMM JOHNSON CAG 
TOPICS I N ACCOUNT ItlG 3 AC 451 09 MWF 341 CMM JOHNSON CAG 
RESEARCH AC 501 3540 501 501 501 N 
THESIS AC 503 3541 503 503 503 N 
SEMINAR AC 501 3542 501 501 501 A 
SEM DEV ACt THOUGHT AC 501 3543 3-5 HWF 212 t14H LUNESK I GA 
WORKSHOP AC 508 
ACCOUNTING IN ADMIN 3 At 511 3544 4 MWF 366 CHH SOHA KA 
ACCOUNTING IN ADHIN 3 At 512 10 MWF 366 CHM SOHA KA 
ADMINISTRAT CONTROLS 3 AC 540 540 3-5 UH 212 CMM HARWOOO A 
ACCOUNTING THEORY 3 AC 552 3-5 MWF 212 CMM THOMAS OA 
COST ANAL INTERPRET 3 AC 562 3-5 MWF 212 CMM HARWOOD VA 
1~-SIIJlho1ll{}rl' T-AcJ13 
C-Ac 352, 1 \'f. culk'gc malh l"-AcJI3, ns 2.12,1 yr. colk'g'\: math 
IJ-A< 221 . ()-.-\c450 
E-Ac JIJ ami Ac 360 V-.-\<36] 
F-i\<.lSl \\,-1':" 20,~ 
I-At 352. i\c J(,l 
L-Scnior sta1Hljn~ or I 
"-~ot coullted in 45 rh.:-: required for dc~n.·ec 
49 
Business Statistics 
Course. #200, 300, 400 Have 
Priority Hours for Enrollment Starling' JOH 11 H 1 H 2H 3H 4H 08 F 09F 10F 
for Students with Names Beginning K-L M-N ().R S T-Z A-B C-O E.G H.J 
RooHl. 
Course Titll.-' Credits Dept. TLN W S SS Hour Duys Building IllstrflclOt Notes 
INTRa BUS STATISTICS 3 as 232 3561 08 UHS 331 CHH MACE 8 
INTRO 8US STATISTICS 3 BS 232 3562 09 UHS 331 CMM REINMUTH A8 
INTRa BUS STAT ISTICS 3 8S 232 3563 10 MWF 238 CMM RICHARDS A8 
INTRa BUS STAT ISTICS 3 85 232 10 UHS 336 CMM MACE 8 
INTRa BUS STA TI 5 TICS 3 BS 232 12 MWF 331 CMM RICHAROS A8 
INTRO BUS STATISTICS 3 BS 232 1 MWF 2"'2 CMM REINMUTH A8 
INTRO BUS STAT ISTICS 3 BS 232 10 UHS 238 CMM MACE 8 
INTRa BUS STATI STICS 3 as 232 
INFER BUS STATISTICS 3 8S 333 3564 10 UHS 236 CMM MACE 8 
INFER BUS STATI ST ICS 3 BS 333 1 MWf 232 CMM REINMurH A8 
INfER BUS STATISTICS 3 BS 333 3 MWF 331 eMM RICHAROS A8 
INFER BUS STATISTICS 3 BS 333 10 MWF 33B CMM REINMUTH A8 
INfER BUS STATISTICS 3 BS 333 3 MWF 331 CMM RICHARDS A8 
SEM INAR as 401 3565 401 401 
SEM TIME DEP PROCESS 3 BS 401 3 MWf 332 CMM REtNMUTH AOE 
SEM SAMPLING 3 BS 401 11 MWf 241 CMM RICHARDS AOE 
QUANT ANAL DECISIONS 3 BS 432 3566 10 UHS 242 CMM REINMUTH ADEG 
QUANT ANAl DECISIONS 3 BS 432 3 MWF 331 CMM BAERNCOPf ADEG 
QUANT ANAL OECISIONS 3 BS 432 09 MWF 332 CMM BAERNCOPF AOEG 
TOPICS BUS STATISTIC 3 6S 433 3561 12 MWF 336 CMM RICHARDS AOEG 
TOPICS BUS STATISTIC 3 85 433 4 MWf 3::12 CMM RICHARDS ADEG 
APP REGRESSION ANAL :I 8S 434 3568 12-2 UH 331 CMM MACE AOfFM 
APP REGRESSION ANAL 3 BS 434 3 MWf 332 CMM REINMUTH AOff 
INDUSTRiAl DYNAMICS 3 6S 435 435 12-2 UH 331 CMM MACE AEGI 
SEMINAR BS 501 3569 507 507 507 A 
SEN TIME OEP PROCESS 3 BS 507 3 MWf 332 CMM REINMUTH AE 
SEM SAMPLING 3 SS 501 11 MWf 241 CMM RICHARDS AE 
STATIST SUS DECISION 3 8S 511 3570 511 09 MWf 332 CMM 8AERNCOPf AEJ 
F--Carries graduate credit except students 
J-Open only to graduate students not BS 333 
or equivalent 
K~.:\ot counted in 45 hrs. required for degree 
FINANCE AND BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT 
Courses # 1 00, 200, 300, 400 Have 
Priority Hours 10, Enrollment Starting' IOH llH 1 H 2H 3H 4H 08F 09F 10F 
for Students with Nam •• Beginning Jl.G H·J K-L M-N O-R S r-z A-B C-O 
BUSINESS LAW I 3 fBE 226 3581 08 MWF 336 CMM ANDREWS J 
BUSINESS LAW I 3 fBE 226 3562 12 MWf 242 CMM RICHINS J 
BUSINESS LAW I 3 fBE 226 3583 7-10 M 238 CMM R SMITH J 
BUSINESS LAW I 3 FBE 226 08 MWf 33B CMM ANDREWS J 
BUSINESS LAW I 3 feE 226 09 MWf 242 CMM RICHINS J 
BUSINESS LAW I 3 fBE 226 10 MWf 338 CMM ROSS J 
BUSINESS lAW I 3 FBE 226 08 MWF 338 CMM ANDREWS J 
BUSINESS LAW I 3 fBE 226 226 2 MWf 231 CMM RICHINS J 
flNANC IAL INSTITUT 3 fBE 320 08 MWf 342 CMM CALMUS J 
fiNANCIAL INSTITUT 3 FBE 320 09 HWf 332 CMM CALHUS J 
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 3 fBE 322 3584 2 MWf 333 CMM WATKINSON J 
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 3 fBE 322 3565 1110 W 338 CMM PARKS J 
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 3 fSE 322 11 MWF 133 CMM PARKS J 
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 3 fBE 322 322 1 MWF 173 CMM WATKINSON J 
fiNANCIAL MANAGEMENT 3 fBE 322 2 MWf 333 CMM PARKS J 
BUS INESS LAW II 3 fBE 326 3586 08 MWf 342 CMM e 
BUSINESS LAW II 3 FBE 326 1110 W 133 CMM ROSS JB 
SUSI NESS LAW II 3 fBE 326 326 08 MWf 342 CMM JB 
PROS fiNANCIAL MANAG 3 f8E 340 3587 1212 UH 232 CMM BAUMAN A 
PR08 flNIINCIAl MANAG :I fSE 340 09 MWf 331 CMM BAUMAN A 
INVESTMENT MANAGE 3 fBE 363 3588 2 MWF 332 CMM GREENE AC 
INVESTMENT MIINAGE 3 fSE 363 363 2 MWf 332 CMM GREENE AC 
SEMINAR fBE 401 3589 
ADV BUSINESS LAW 3 fBE 418 3590 09 MWf 232 CMM ROSS A8 
AOV BUSINESS LAW 3 fSE 418 4 MWf 331 CMM ROSS AS 
BUS SOC RESPDNSISIL 3 f8E 434 3591 11 MWf 306 AlL STALLAERT A 
8US SOC RESPONSISll 3 fBE 434 3592 4 MWf 231 CMM STAllAERT A 
BUS SOC RESPONSIBIL 3 FSE 434 09 MWF 310 CMM STALLAERT A 
MORTGAGE LENDING 3 fBE 440 3593 09 MWF 331 CMM DASSO A 
FINANCIAL PROB ANAL 3 FSE 459 4 MWF 332 CMM PARKS A 
COMMERC BANK MANAGE 3 FeE 460 3594 09 MWf 266 CMM REED AM 
COMMERC BANK MANAGE 3 f8E 460 11 MWf 133 CMM REED AM 
INVESTMENTS 3 fSE 464 11 MWf 310 CMM 8AUMAN AE 
8USIN FlUCT • EXPANS 3 fSE 466 1 MWf 173 CMM WATSON A 
BUSIN fLUCT • EXPANS 3 fBE 466 3595 09-12 5 366 CMM CAll4US A 
BUS IN FlUCT • EXPANS 3 fBE 466 2 MWF 332 CI4M WATSON A 
50 
Finance and Business Environment (Continued) 
Room, 
Conrse Title Credits Dept. TLY W S SS Hour Days Buildiug hl.}'trllctor Yates 
FOREIGN TRADE MARKET 3 FSE 475 3-6 U 243 CMM WISH AG 
FORE IGN BUSIN OPERAT 3 FSE 476 3 MWF 232 CMM wiSH AG 
RESEARCH FBE 501 3596 501 501 501 N 
THESIS FBE 503 3597 503 503 503 N 
SEMINAR FBE 507 3598 507 507 507 A 
SEM BUS TAX POLICY FBE 507 3599 1 U+ CAlMUS A 
+ .. F8E 507 1-3 H 272 CMM CAlMUS 
WORK FAM Il Y FINANCE 3 FBE SOB 
FINANCIAL ENVIRON 3 FBE 514 31>00 3-6 M 341 CMM REED AK 
FINANC fAl ENVI RON 3 FSE 516 7110 W 237 CMM PARKS AK 
lEGAL ENVIRON IlUSIN 3 FBE 517 3601 II MWF 241 CMM RICHINS AK 
BUSINESS ETHICS 3 FBE 519 1 MWF 266 ClV! RICHINS A 
MANAGERial ECONOMICS 3 FOE 525 OS MWF 241 CMM CAlMUS A 
MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS 3 FBE 525 10 MWF 272 CMM CAlMUS A 
PROS BUSIN FORECAST 3 FBE 530 2 U. 341 CMM LINDHOlM A 
+ .. FBE 530 1-3 H 242 CMM II NDHDlM 
PROBLEMS IN FINANCE 3 FBE 540 2 MWF 173 CMM BAUMAN A 
THEORY OF FINANCE 3 FBE 545 3602 09-12 S 237 CMM PARKS A 
SECURITY ANALYSIS 3 F8E 565 565 2 MWF 173 CMM BAUMAN A 
INVES TMENT PROBl EMS 3 FBE 566 3603 2 MWF 173 CMM BAUMAN A 
COMMERCial BANKING 3 FBE 57D 3-6 U 272 CMM REEO A 
INTERNAT COMMERC REl 3 FBE 572 11 MWF 241 CMM WISH A 
INTERNAT BUS OPERAT 3 FBE 573 3/6 W 232 CMM GREENE A 
MONEY MARK ET 3 FBE 575 09-12 S 137 CMM REEO A 
J-Pass So-pass for IlOu-business majors only E-Senior standing 
B-Prerequisite FBE 226 F-Prerequisite FBE 363 Or I 
C-Prereql1isites .\C 313. FBE 320. FBE 322 K-"-Does not count in 45 hI's, required for degree 
MARKETING, INSURANCE, AND TRANSPORTATION 
All Cou .... Have 
Priorily Hou .. for Enrollment Starting! 10H llH 1 H 2H 3H 4H 08F 09F 10 F 
for Studef'lh with Names 8eginning K.l M·N ()'R S T·Z A-B C·O E.G H.J 
BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT 3 MIT 125 3621 125 10 UH. 231 CMM SEUBERT 8 
+ DIS + lilT 125 3622 125 4 1'1 243 CMI! 
• DIS .. MIT 125 3623 125 4 U 231 CMM 
+ DIS + MIT 125 3624 12.5 4 W 243 CIIM 
.. 015 + MIT 125 3625 12.5 4 H 232 CMM 
BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT 3 MIT 125 10 UH. 231 CMM B 
.. DIS lilT 125 4 M 243 CMM 
+ DIS • MIT 125 4 U 237 CMM 
• DIS • lilT 125 4 W 243 CMM 
• DIS + MIT 125 4 H 232 CMM INTRO REal ESTATE 3 MIT 322 3626 08 UHS 172 CMII OASSO B 
INTRO REAL ESTATE 3 MIT 322 322 10 MWF 113 CMII OASSO B 
ELEM OF MARKET ING 3 MIT 323 3621 12 MWf 232 CMM WISH 8 
ElEM OF MARKET ING 3 MIT 323 3628 3 MWF 232 CMM WISH B 
ElEM OF MARKETING 3 MIT 323 3629 10 MWF 232 CMM TUll B 
ElEM OF MARKETING 3 MIT 323 3630 08 MWF 232 CIIM SMITH B 
ElEM OF MARKttlNG 3 MIT 323 11 MWF 310 CMM GAMBLE B 
ElEM OF MARKET ING 3 MIT 323 09 MWF 232 CMM SMITH 
ElEM Of MARKET ING 3 MIT 323 1 U. 232 CMM WISH B 
• • MIT 323 323 12-Z H 232 CMM WISH ElEM OF MARKET ING II 3 lilT 324 3631 1 U. 242 CMM RICH B 
+ + MIT 324 12-2 H 342 CHII RICH 
INDUSTRial MARKETING 3 MIT 336 2-4 U 332 CMM RICH B 
• + MIT 336 2 H 266 CMM RICH ANAL CONSUMER BEHAV 3 MIT 341 3632 1111 UH 137 CMII SMITH B 
DOMEST TRANS DISTR 3 MIT 349 3633 4/6 UH 161 CMM SAMPSON 8 
DOMEST TRANS OISTR 3 MIT 349 09 MWF 167 CMM SAMPSON B 
DOMEST TRANS OISTR 3 MIT 350 4/6 UH 167 CMM STROM B 
OCEAN TRANSP DISTR IB 3 MIT 351 3634 3-6 M 161 CMM STROM B 
RI SK • INSURANCE 3 MIT 354 3635 354 1 MWF 137 CMM SWAOENER B 
RISK. INSURANCE 3 lilT 354 1 MWF 137 CMM GREENE B 
SEM PROP ValUATION 3 MIT 407 1-3 U. 242 CMM DASSO B 
.. HIT 401 2 H 233 CMM OASSO 
SEM RE EST INV ANAlY 3 MIT 407 08-10 UH 172 CMM OASSO BG 
MARKETING RESEARCH 3 MIT 415 3636 2 I!WF 137 CMM TUll B 
MARKETING RESEARCH 3 MIT 415 3/5 UH 137 CIIM TUll B 
AOV REAL ESTATE 3 MIT 430 10 U+ 173 CMI! OASSO BG 
+ • MIT 430 10-12 H 113 CMM DASSO MARKET COMMUNICATION 3 MIT 442 12-2 U 232 CMI! ANDRUS II 
• • MIT 442 1 H 232 CMM ANDRUS MARKET ING ANALYSIS :; MIT 443 3637 08 UHS 242 CMM ANDRUS II 
MARKET ING ANal YS IS 3 MIT 443 08 MWF 232 el!M ANDRUS B 
MARKET ING ANalYSIS 3 MIT 443 443 09 HWF 242 CMM ANDRUS B 
51 
Marketing, Insurance, and Transportation (Continued) 
Pall Room. 
Course Title Credits Dept. No. TLN W S SS Hour Da.\'s Building Instructor Notes 
MARKETING ANAl II 3 MIT 444 2 MifF 244 CMM TULL B 
MARKETING ANAL II 3 MIT 444 4 MifF 131 CMM SMITH B 
TRANSPORTATION REGUL 3 MIT 451 3 MWF 167 CMM SAMPSON 8G 
PROS TRANSP TRAFFIC 3 MIT 452 4/6 MF 167 CMM SAMPSON 8G 
BUS INSUR RISK MANAG 3 MIT 455 06 MifF 137 CMM SIIADENER 8G 
LIFE .. HEALTH IN SUR ,3 MIT 456 06 M\lF 137 CMM SWAOENER BG 
SOClAL INSURANCE 3 MIT 456 3638 08 MWF 137 CMM SWADENER BG 
PUBLIC UTILITY MANAG 3 MIT 467 4/6 UH 113 CMM STROM BG 
CASES FOREST IN DUST 3 MIT 470 2:-4 U+ 332 CMM RICH 8 
.. .. MIT 470 2 H 266 CMM RICH 
RESEARCH MIT 501 3639 501 501 SOl N 
THES IS MIT 503 3640 503 503 503 N 
SEMINAR MIT 507 3641 501 507 501 B 
SEM MARK RES EARCH 3 MIT 507 10-12 H 233 CMM TULL 8 
SeM TRANS PROBLEMS 3 MIT 507 1-4 H 337 CMM SAMPSON 8 
S EM PHYS DISTR 18 MAN 3 MIT 501 411 W 101 CMM STROM B 
ADMIN OF MARKETING 3 MIT 511 3642 10-12 U+ 101 CMM ANDRUS 8K 
.. + MIT 511 10 H 101 CMM ANDRUS 
MARKET PROS POLICIES 3 MIT 5?0 ·09-12 5 101 CIIM ANORUS 8 
PRICING POLICIES 3 MIT 521 
PROB INOUST MARKET 3 MIT 530 4 U+ 336 CHM RICH B 
+ + MIT 530 3-5 H 112 CMM RICH 
PROB FOREST INO MAN 3 MIT 540 4 U+ 336 CMM RICH 8 
.. + MIT 540 3-5 H 112 CMM RICH 
TRANSPORT THEO PRAC 3 MIT 549 3643 09-12 S 233 CMM SAMPSON 8 
RISK INSURANCE THEO 3 MIT 555 09-12 S 233 CI!I! SWAOENER II 
PENSIONS GROUP INSUR 3 MIT 556 09-12 H 233 CI!M GREENE S 
ANAL CONSUMER 8EHAV 3 MIT 561 09-12 S 101 eMM SMITH 8 
MARKET COMIIUNICATION 3 MIT 562 12-3 U 338 eMil SIIITH B 
MARKET CONCEPTS THEO 3 MIT 563 12-3 14 233 CMM SMITH B 
B-Pass No-Pass at instructor's option K-Xot counted in ""5 ius. required for degree 
PERSONNEL AND INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT 
All eou ...... Have 
PriorIty Hou", for Enrollment Starting: 10H l1H I H 1H 3H 4H OBF 09F lOF 
for Stud ..... with Names Beginning A.JI C-D e.G H·J K·L M-N O·R S T·I 
ORGAN INTERPERS REL 3 PIM 321 3661 09 MWF 173 eMM PYRON 8 
ORGAN INTERPERS REL 3 PIM 321 3662 1L II\lF 370 CMM BEAl 8 
ORGAN INTERPERS REl 3 PHI 321 3663 1 IIWF 242 CMII PYRON 8 
ORGAN INTERPERS REl 3 PIM 321 3664 7-10 14 137 CMM SEUBERT B 
ORGAN INTERP ERS REL 3 PIM 321 09 IIWF 113 CMM BEAl 8 
ORGAN INTERPERS REL 3 PIM 3Zl 321 11 MWF 341 eMM SEUBERT 8 
BUSINESS MACHINES 2 PIli 323 3665 323 09 MWF 134 CMM JONES 8 
BUSINESS MACHINES 2 PIM 323 3666 1 IIWF 134 CMM JONES 8 
BUSINESS MACHINES 2 PIM 323 10 MWF 134 CMM 8 
BUSINESS MACHINES 2 PIM 323 1L MWF 134 eMM ANDERSON B 
BUSINESS MACHINES 2 PIM 323 10 MWF 134 CMM ANOERSON B 
OFFICE PRACTICE 2 PIM 324 3667 325 2 MWF 269 eMM ANOERSON 8 
PRODUCTION MANAGE 3 PIM 3-2:9 3668 1 MwF 173 eMM SHAFFER II 
PRODUCTION MANAGE 3 PIM 329 12 MWF 232 eMM SHAFFER 8 
OFFICE ORGAN MANAGE 2 PIM 333 3-5 U 243 eMM JONES B 
OFFICE ORGAN MANAGE 2 PIM 333 1-] H 212 CMM JONES 8 
SEM METH + TIME ANAL 3 PIM 407 4/6 UH 134 eMM SHAFFER 8 
SEM QUAliTY CONTROl 3 PIM 407 4/6 UH 241 CIIM SHAFFER B 
SEM ORG PSYCH 3 PHI 407 3669 08 MWF 241 CMM BROWN B 
SEM PERS PSYCH 3 PIM 407 09 MWF 272 CMM PYRON B 
SEM FOREIG MANAG SYS 3 PI" 407 10 MWF 172 CMM STAlLAERT B 
PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT 3 PIM 412 3670 412 09 M\lF 172 CM" BEAL M8 
PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT 3 PIM 412 11 MWF 167 eMM CONANT MB 
PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT 3 PIM 412 3611 412 4/6 1411 131 CMM CONANT MB 
WAGE .. SAlARY AOMIN 3 PIM 413 3 M\lF 273 eMM 8EAl G8 
PROB PERSONNEL MANAG 3 PIM 414 2 M\lF 232 CMM SEU8ERT 118 
RESEARCH TECHNIQUES 3 PIN 428 3612 10 M\lF 112 eMM SHRODE B 
PRODUC PLAN CONTROL 3 PIM 429 10 MWF 112 eMM \I BROWN G8 
PROS PRODUCT'MANAGE 3 PIM 430 4/6 MW 231 eNM SHAFFER B 
BUSINESS POliCIES 3 PIM 453 3613 11/1 UH 341 ellM VANCE B 
BUSINESS POliCIES 3 PIM 453 453 11/1 UH 342 eMM VANCE II 
RESEARCH PIM 501 3614 501 501 501 N 
THESIS POI 503 3615 503 503 503 N 
SEMINAR PIM 507 3676 501 501 501 8 
SEM RESEARCH DESIGN 3 PIli 501 7-10 U 112 ellM PYRON B 
SEN CaMP 1M BUS 3 PIM 507 3671 OB M\lF 233 CMM REMINGTON 8 
SEM COlilP IN BUS 3 PIM 501 501 3-6 W 233 eMM REMINGTON B 
SEIII METH + TINE ANAl 3 PIM 501 4-6 UH 134 CMM SHAFFER B 
S2 
Personnel and Industrial Management (Continued) 
Fall Roo1l!~ 
Course Titlc Credits Dept. No. TLN W S 55 flollr Day,}' Buildillg Instructor .Yotes 
SEM QUALITY CONTROL 3 PHI 501 4-6 UH 2"1 CMM SHAFFER B 
SEM OP RES APP 3 PIM 501 3618 3-6 F 23" CMII W BROWN B 
SEll ADMIN COMM 3 PIM 507 7-HI H 112 CIIM PYRON B 
S EM COll EC T BARG 3 PIM 501 1-10 II 2'>1 CIIM CONANT B 
SEM COIIPAR MANAG SYS 3 PIM 501 3-6 H 233 CIIII STAllAERT B 
SEM ADM lAB MAR~ pal 3 PIM 501 1-10 M 2'<1 CMM CONANT 8 
INDUSTRiAl AOMINIST 3 PIP! 511 3619 09-12 S 131 CM" SHAFFER ~B 
CONCEPT INDUS MANAGE 3 PIM 52B 09-12 H 336 CMII VANCE 8 
PRODUCTION PROGRAM 3 PIM 530 3-6 M 232 CMM VANCE 8 
THEa BUSIN ORGANIZAT 3 PIM 531 3-6 F 234 CMM W BROWN B 
THEa BUSIN ORGANIZAT 3 PIM 531 11/1 UH 331 CMM W BROWN 8 
PROB BUSIN POLICIES 3 PIP! 532 09-12 S 231 CMM SEUBERT B 
INDUSTR WORK GROUP 3 PIP! 533 09-12 S 231 CMM W BROWN B 
PERSONNEL AOMINIST 3 PIM 53" 10 MWF 2"2 CMM BEAl 8 
ORGANIZ CONFl CHANGE 3 PIli 536 1-10 U 172 CMM PYRON B 
K-Not counted in 45 hrs. required for degree 
Business Education 
All COu ..... Haye 
Priority Hours for Enrollment Starting: 10H 11 H IH 2H 3H 4H OaF 09F 10 F 
for Students with Nam .. Beginning K-L M-N O..JI S T-I A-8 CoD e.G H.J 
TYPEWR1T FOR TEACHER 3 BED 371 10 MWF 269 CMM ANDERSON B 
BOo~~EEP FOR TEACHER 3 BED 312 3691 OB MWF 23" CMM JONES B 
FOUND BUSINESS EDUC 3 BED "21 08 MWF 23" CMM JONES MB 
BUS EDUC + COMMUNITY 3 BED "22 09 MWF 23'> CMM JONES HB 
SEM IN BUS EDUC 3 BED 501 3-6 U 233 CMM ANDERSON B 
SEM SUPERVIS BUS ED 3 BED 507 B 
SEM RESEARCH BUS EO 3 BED 501 8 
WORK TRENDS BOOKKEEP 3 8ED 501 B 
WORK TRENDS OFF PRAC :3 BED 508 B 
WORK TRENDS TYPEWRIT 3 BED 508 B 
Secretarial Science 
All Cou ..... Hive 
Priority Hours for Enrollment Starting: 10H 11 H IH 2H 3H 4H OaF 09F 1OF 
for Students with Nam .. Beginning H.J K..J M-N 0-1 S T-I A-B C-D e-G 
BEGINNING TYPING 
° 
S5 010 3701 12 MUWHF 26'1 CMM ARNOLD 8 
AOVANCED TYPING 2 SS 122 3102 1 MUWHF 269 CMM AI\NDtD B 
ADVANCED TYP ING 2 55 122 12 MUWHF 269 CMM ARNOLD 8 
ADVANCED TYPING 2 SS 122 09 MUWHF 269 CMM ARNOLD B 
ADVANCED TYPING 2 SS 123 123 11 MUWHF 269 CMM ARNOLD B 
STENOGRAPHY 3 SS 126 3103 121 128 10 MWF+ 266 CMM JONES 
+ LAB + SS 121> 310'> 127 128 3 U 266 eMM JONES 
+ LAB + SS 126 3105 121 12B 4 H 266 CMM JONES 
+ LAB + SS 121> 3101> 121 12B 10 5 21>6 CMM JONES 
APPLIED STENOGRAPHY 3 SS 221 3701 1 MWF 266 CMM ANDERSON B 
+ LAB + SS 221 3108 
" 
U 266 CM" ANDERSON 
+ LAB + SS 221 3709 3 H 266 CM" ANDERSON 
+ lAB + SS 221 3110 11 S 21>1> CMM ANDERSON 
APpliED STENOGRAPHY :3 S5 222 223 09 MWF 2M CMM ANDERSON B 
+ LAB + s·s 222 223 4 U 261> CMM ANDERSON 
+ LAB + 55 222 223 3 H 21>1> CIIM ANDERSON 
+ LAB + SS 222 223 11 S 2M CM" ANDERSON 
SCHOOL OF COMMUNITY SERVICE AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS 
No Cou ..... Hlye Priority Houn for Enrollment 
SEll oEnL PUN ADMIN 3 CSPA "01 3121 "01 "'6 UH 1"73 CMM THURBER Cl SEM WELFARE STATE 3 CSPA "07 3122 7-10 U 161 CMM BISNO B 
SEll PUB AOII CONCEPTS 3 CSPA "07 3723 "07 
SEll PRACTICE IN CSPA 3 CSPA 407 312" "07 "07 "01 JENSEN + I 
SEll BL POW URB UNRES 3 CSPA "07 I 
SEll DilEMMAS SOC REC 3 CSPA "07 7-10 U 11>1 CMM ACKER 8 
SEll TREA'"ENT INSTIT 3 CSPA 'to 1 JACKSON 
SEN CAREERS ANAl. YSIS 2 CSPA "01 "07 15 
SEll METRO GOV, 3 CSPA "07 "07 I 
SUPERVIS FIELD STUDY CSPA "09 3125 "09 "09 't09 JENSEN + EI 
B-1, or. So<, Ec or PS course E-CSPA 407 Sem Practice in CSPA. or I 
C-Upper division standing and I 
53 
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION 
Foundations of Education 
All Coun.es Have 
Priority Hours for Enrollment Starting' 10H lIH lH 2H 3H 4H OBF 09F 10 F 
for Students with Nom .. Beginning T·Z A·a C.o E-G H·J K·L M·N ().R 5 
Pall Room, 
Course Title Credits Dept. .Yo. TLN W S SS Hour Days Building Illstructor Notes 
SCHOOL IN A/oI£R LIFE 3 EO 310 3731 310 OS-10 UH DB EO WOLCOTT 
HUMAN OEVELOP LEARN 5 EO 315 3132 315 315 09-11 MW. 152 EO JOHNSTON B 
• LAB • ED 315 3733 315 315 09-12 H HUMAN DEVELOP LEARN 5 EO 315 3734 315 315 2-4 MU. 08 EO JOHNSTON B 
• LAB • EO 315 3135 315 315 1-4 H HUMAN DEVELOP LEARN 5 EO 315 3736 315 315 12 HWF 231 CMM RANK IN 
• DIS • EO 315 3731 315 315 10 UH 159 CAM 
• DIS • EO 315 3138 315 315 10 UH 110 CAM 
• DIS • EO 315 3739 315 315 10 UH 137 EO 
• DIS .. EO 315 3740 315 315 10 UH 100 NES 
• DIS .. ED 315 3141 315 315 2 UH 100 NES 
• DIS • ED 315 3142 315 315 2 UH 124 NES 
• DIS • EO 315 3743 315 315 3 UH 100 NES 
• DIS • EO 315 3744 315 315 3 UH 121t NES SOC 1 AL FOUND TEACH 3 EO 317 3145 311 10 HWF 151 EO GRAHAM 
AUDIO VISUAL AIDS 
" 
EO 435 3146 It35 435 08-10 UH C LIB TUCKER GIE 
AUO 10 V I SUAl AIDS 4 EO 435 3747 435 435 435 08-10 MW C LIB ACHESON GIE 
AUDIO VISUAL AIDS 4 EO 435 3748 435 435 1-3 MW C LIB ACHESON GIE 
HISTORY OF EDUCATION 3 EO 440 2 HWF 124 NES BOWERS G 
HIST AMERICAN EOUCAT 3 EO 441 3149 441 441 2 MWF 124 NES SOWERS G 
MODERN PHILOS EOUCAT 3 EO It45 3150 445 445 4lt5 3 HWF 124 NES BOWERS G 
SOCI AL EDUCATION 3 EO 491 3751 2 MWF 131 EO GRAHAM G 
SOCIAL EDUCATION 3 EO 491 11 MWF 152 EO GRAHAM G 
5 EM ECON OF EOUC 3 EO 507 08/11 H 130 NES WOOD 
SEM PROB PHIL EO EXP 3 EO 501 3 U 130 NES BOWERS 
URBANIZATION. SCH 3 EO 542 3152 II MWF 152 EO GRAHAM 
5CH + SOCIETY RECENT 3 EO 545 3/6 U 130 NE5 BOWERS 
TEACHER EOUC SURVEY 3 EO 591 3753 591 12 MWF 136 ED KAMBLY 
COMPARATIVE EOUCAT 3 EO 598 3154 08/11 U 130 NE5 WOOD 
B-Block I ~tudent$ only E-Seniors an(1 graduates only 
Elementary Education 
All Courses Have 
Priority Hours for Enrollment S,.rting' 10H llH 1 H 2H 3H 4H 08F 09F 10 F 
for Students with Names Beginning T·Z A·B C·D e.G H·J K·l M·N O·R 5 
INTRO CLASSROOM PROC 2 EO 331 3111 331 331 09-11 U 152 EO KEITH B 
I NTRD Cl ASSROOM PROC 2 EO 331 3772 331 331 2-4 W 136 EO LACEY 6 
TEACH LANG ELEM SCH 3 EO 332 3773 332 332 332 08-10 UHF 136 EO WALL! N C 
TEACH LAtlG ElEM SCH 3 EO 332 3114 332 332 10-12 UHF 136 EO SLADE C 
TEACH LANG ELEM SCH 3 EO 332 3175 10-12 MWF 136 EO MILLER C 
TEACH MATH ELEM SCH 3 ED 333 3116 333 333 08 MWF 131 EO SCHMINKE 
TEACH MATH ELEM SCH 3 EO 333 3111 2 MWF 331 CMM MAERTENS 
TEACH MATH El EM 5CH 3 EO 333 333 333 2 MWF 189 CAM MAERTEtlS 
TEACH SOC ST + SC EL 5 EO 331t 3718 334 334 2-4 MUWHF 136 EO HULL 0 
TEACH SOC ST • SC EL 5 EO 334 334 2-4 MUWHF 131 EO KAMBLY • 0 
T EACH READ ELE'" SC H 3 EO 335 3119 335 335 335 08/10 ,",WF 136 EO UTSEY C 
TEACH READ ELEM SCH 3 EO 335 3760 335 335 10-12 MWF 136 EO HOLBOKE C 
TEACH READ ElEM SCH 3 EO 335 3781 10-12 UHF 138 EO HOL80KE C 
SEM EL STUDENT TEACH 2 EO 404 3162 404 404 N 
SEM AtlALYSIS TEACH 3 EO 401 11 MWF 104 EO MillER G 
PRAC SEPT EXPERIENCE 1-3 EO 409 3763 SCHMINKE G 
STUDENT TEACH KINDER 3-15 EO 414 3164 414 414 tl 
STUDENT TEACH GR 1 3-15 ED 415 3765 415 415 N 
STUDENT TEACH GR 2 3-15 EO Itl5 3186 415 415 N 
STUDENT TEACH GR 3 3-15 EO 415 3781 415 It15 N 
STUDENT TEACH GR 4 3-15 EO 415 378B 415 415 N 
STUDENT TEACH GR 5 3-15 EO 415 3189 415 415 N 
STUDENT TEACH GR 6 3-15 EO 415 3190 415 415 N 
STUDENT TEACH EL PE 3-15 EO 415 3791 415 415 N 
STUDENT TEACH EL MUS 3-15 EO 415 3792 415 415 N 
STUDENT TEACH EL LIB 3-15 ED 415 3193 415 415 N 
EARLY CHILDHOOD EOUC 3 ED 451 3194 451 4/6 UH NYE G 
SEM AOV RES IN READ 3 ED 501 3/6 M 302 FR UTSEY 
SEM AOV RES SOC ST 3 EO 501 09 MWF 104 EO MILLARD 
SEM EVAL EL 5CH PRDG 3 EO 501 507 11 MWF 104 EO WILLARD 
SEM ADV RES LANG ART 3 EO 501 II MWF 152 EO WILLARD 
SEM PRIMARY EOUC 3 EO 501 501 09 MWF 104 eo WILLARD 
SEM AOV RES MATH EL 3 EO 501 3/6 M 302 FR SCHMINKE 
PRAC SUP AOV LAS PRA 1-2 EO 509 3795 509 509 SCHMINKE 
PRAt COLLEGE TEACH 1-3 EO 509 3196 509 509 SCHMINKE 
PRAC I NT ERN EL SCH 9 EO 509 HANSEN 
54 
Elementary Education (Continued) 
Fall ROOJII, 
Course Title Credits Dept. Xo. TLY rv S SS Hour Days Bllilding fllstrlfctor _Yotes 
PRAC TEACH El sCH 3-9 ED 509 HANSEN [ 
SCIENCE [N ElEM SCH 3 ED 534 534 1110 U 125 FCH 
SOCIAL ST ElEM SCH 3 ED 535 3191 535 09 MWF 104 ED W[llARO 
lANGUAGE ARTS El SCH 3 ED 536 3198 536 11 MWF 104 ED W [LL ARD 
READ[NG [N ElEM SCH 3 ED 531 3199 531 4/6 UH 104 ED UTSEY 
MATHEMATICS ElEM SCH 3 ED 538 538 1110 M 131 ED MAERTENS 
B-Block I students only D-Block III students 0111\' 
C-Block II students oll-ly: must agree with course time in Block II -
Secondary Education 
All Courses Have 
Priority Hours for Enrollment Starting: 10H IIH I H 2H 3H 4H 08 F 09 F 10 F 
for Students with Names Beginning 5 T-I A-B CoD E.G H-J K-L M-N O-R 
PR[N SECONDARY TEACH 3 ED 314 12 MWF 104 ED KAMBl Y 
SEM TEACH SEC MATH 1 ED 401 3811 401 407 4 H 202 SHS SCHAAF G 
SEM TEACH SEC BUS ED 1 ED 401 3812 401 4 W 336 CMM ANDERSON G 
SEM[NAR 1-3 ED 401 3813 401 401 HANSEN [G 
SEM TEACH SEC 8US ED 1 ED 401 4 H 336 CMM ANDERSON 
S EM ANAL OF [NSTRUCT 3 ED 407 12-2 H 131 ED KE ITH G[ 
SEC METH SPEECH 1-3 ED 408 3814 11 MWF 201 VIL MONTGOMERY 
SEC METH MATH 1-3 ED 408 3815 408 1 MWF 104 ED SCHAAF 
SEC METH SCI 1-3 ED 408 3816 408 3/5 MH SHS TEN BR[NKE 
SEC METH SOC ST 1-3 ED 408 3817· 408 408 1 MWF 131 ED W [lLlAMS 
SEC METH ENGLISH 1-3 ED 408 3818 2 MWF 104 ED 8ARCHEK [ 
SEC MET H GERMAN 1-3 ED 408 3819 3 MWF 218 ALL NELSON F 
SEC MET H FRENCH 1-3 ED 408 3820 4 MWF 118 FR PURVIS F 
SEC METH SPANISH 1-3 ED 408 3821 4 MWF 117 FR CU RlAND FR 
SEM METH 8US 3 ED 408 3822 09 MWF 125 FCH ANDERSON 
SEC METH ENGl[SH 1-3 ED 408 408 11 MWF 130 NES 8ART El [ 
PRAC PU8l[C SCHOOL 1-9 ED 409 3823 409 409 409 HANSEN [ 
ST TEACH JHS ART 3-15 ED 416 3824 416 416 N 
ST TEACH JHS B[Ol 3-15 ED 416 3825 416 416 N 
ST TEACH JHs 8US ED 3-15 ED 416 3826 416 416 N 
ST TEACH JHS COACH 3-15 ED 416 3827 416 416 N 
ST TEACH JHS ENG 3-15 ED 416 3828 416 416 N 
sT TEACH JHs GEN SCI 3-15 ED 416 3829 416 416 N 
ST TEACH JHS HEALTH 3-15 ED 416 3830 416 416 N 
ST TEACH JHS JOURN 3-15 ED 416 3831 416 416 N 
S T TEACH JHs lANG 3-15 ED 416 3832 416 416 N 
sT TEACH JHS lA,..SS 3-15 ED 416 3833 416 416 N 
ST TEACH JHS L18 3-15 ED 416 3834 416 416 N 
ST TEACH JHS MATH 3-15 ED 416 3835 416 416 N 
ST TEACH JHS MUs[C 3-15 ED 416 3836 416 416 N 
ST TEACH JHS PE 3-15 ED 416 3831 416 416 N 
ST TEACH JHS SOC sT 3-15 ED 416 383B 416 416 N 
sT TEACH JHS SPEECH 3-15 ED 416 3839 416 416 N 
ST TEACH SHS ART 3-15 ED 417 3840 417 417 N 
ST TEACH SHS 8[Ol 3-15 ED 411 3841 417 417 N 
ST TEACH SHS 8US ED 3-15 ED 411 3842 411 411 N 
ST TEACH sHs CHEM 3-15 ED 417 843 411 417 N 
ST TEACH SHs COACH 3-15 ED 417 3844 411 411 N 
ST TEACH SHS DR[V ED 3-15 ED 417 3845 411 411 N 
ST TEACH SHS ENG 3-15 ED 411 3846 417 417 N 
ST TEACH sHS GEN SC 3-15 ED 417 3841 411 411 N 
ST TEACH SHS HEALTH 3-15 ED 417 3848 417 417 N 
ST TEACH SHS JOURN 3-15 ED 417 3849 411 417 N 
ST TEACH SHS lANG 3-15 ED 411 3850 411 417 N 
ST TEACH SHs LIB 3-15 ED 417 3851 411 417 N 
ST TEACH SHs MATH 3-15 ED 417 3852 417 417 N 
ST TEACH SHS MUS[C 3-15 ED 417 3853 411 411 N 
ST TEACH SHS PHYSICS 3-15 ED 411 3854 411 411 N 
ST TEACH sHS P E 3-15 ED 411 855 417 417 N 
sT TEACH SHS GEN SC 3-15 ED 417 3856 417 417 N 
sT TEACH SHs SOC ST 3-15 ED 417 3857 417 417 N 
ST TEACH SHS SPEECH 3-15 ED 417 3858 417 417 N 
SCHOOL ACT[V[T[ES 3 ED 427 3859 1110 M 152 ED SH Ell ENBARGER G 
JUN[OR H[GH SCHOOL 3 ED 484 2-5 U 151 ED HANSEN G 
SEM SUP ST TEACH 1 ED 507 3860 507 507 
SEM SYS PROC 085 3 ED 507 7-10 H 137 ED HANSEN 
J H S CURR[CULUM 3 ED 571 3861 2-5 U 151 ED HANSEN 
METH SEC MATHEMATICS 3 ED 594 
F-< Jpl'lIlJllly 10 .<;wllen!." who stucli.:l1l tcach during- !(){,7-N'; 
aeadl'll1ie Yl'ar 
Remedial Education 
All Cou ...... Have 
Priority Hours for Enrollment Starting' 10H II H I H 2H 3H 4H OSF 09F 10F 
lor Students with Names Beginning S T·Z A·B C.I) i-G H·J K·L M·N O-R 
Room, 
Course Title Credits Dept. TLN W S SS HoltI' Days Buihfillg Instructor Notes 
SE~ LIFE 'STYLES POOR 3 EO 407 3981 7110 U 238 CMM PEARL G 
SEM TEACH EMOT PR06 3 EO 401 3682 407 407 7110 W 131 EO HOTCHKISS G 
SEM CAREERS CH WORLD 3 EO 401 1110 U 238 CMM PEARL G 
SEM ALIENAT YOUTH ED 3 ED 401 1110 U 238 CMM PEARL G 
SEM TEACH EHOT PROS 3 EO 401 HOTCHKISS G 
PRAC SOC EMOT PR06 3 EO 409 3883 409 409 409 01-09 1'1 104 ED HOTCHKISS G 
PRAC CLINIC PROCEO 3 EO 409 3864 409 409 409 1213 U 130 NES WAUGH G 
PRAC MARGINAL YOUTH 3 EO 409 3885 409 409 PEARL G 
PRAC REMEDIAL CLINIC 3 EO 409 3886 409 409 409 2-4 U US EO ONEIL G 
PRAC SOC EMOT PRD8 3 EO 509 3987 509 509 509 07-09 M 104 EO HOTCHKISS 
PRAC REMED CLIN DIAG 3 EO 409 409 BATEMAN G 
PSY READING INSTRUCT 3 EO 428 3888 08/11 U 135 EO BATEMAN G 
PRIN REMEDIAL EOUCAT 3 EO 429 3889 7110 H 136 EO BATEIIAN G 
OIAGNOS BASIC SKILLS 3 EO 465 OBlll U 135 ED 6ATEMAN G 
REMEO BASIC SKILLS 3 EO 468 3890 466 468 468 11 MWF 100 NES ONEIL G 
READING H S + COLL 3 EO 469 3891 469 469 469 FREDERICK + G 
S EM SEHAV MOO REM EO 3 EO 507 3892 507 507 12-2 MW 130 NES HOTCHKISS 
PRAC REMEDIAL EDUC 3 EO 509 893 509 509 509 ONEIL 
PRAC SCHOOL PSYCHOL eo 509 894 509 509 509 
eXTR LEARN DIFFICULT 3 ED 562 7110 U 135 EO BATEMAN 
Special Education 
AU Courses Have 
Priority Hours for Enrollment Starting: 10H 11 H 1 H 2H 3H 4H 08F 09F 10F 
for Students with Names Beginning S T·Z A·B C·D E.o H.J K·L M·N ().II 
SEM 8EHAV PROB CLASS 3 EO 407 3911 407 407 407 09/12 S FilS G 
SEM RES EXCEP CHILD 3 ED 407 3912 407 401 407 7110 H 124 NES DE JUNG G 
SEM EO EXCEP CHILO 1 ED 407 3913 407 401 407 12 U 152 EO STONE G 
SEM 8EHAV PROS CLASS 3 EO 407 3914 407 407 407 09 S FIlS G 
SEM PHYS HAND 3 EO 407 3915 407 09 MUWH 100 NES SHEPERD G 
SEM EO PHYS HAND 3 EO 407 7110 W 104 EO ES PESETH G 
SEM EO PHYS HAND 3 EO 407 SHEPERD 
PRAC ADMIN SUP SP ED 3 EO 409 3916 409 409 409 MARTINSON G 
PRAC TEACH RET AR OED 1-6 EO 409 3911 409 409 409 RI CHA ROSON + G 
PRAC TEACH P HYS HAND 1-6 ED 409 3918 409 409 409 SHEPERD G 
PSY EXCEPTION CHILO 3 ED 462 3919 462 462 462 7110 U 137 EO G 
MALADJUSTED CHILO 3 EO 463 3920 ~63 463 463 09 S FWS G 
MENTAL RETARD CHILO 3 EO 464 3921 464 464 464 7110 M 100 NES ESPESETH G 
ADMIN SPECIAL EOUCAT 3 EO 471 471 3/6 M 201 CON MARTINSON G 
CURRIC MENTAL RETARD 3 EO 489 489 7110 M 152 EO SHEPERD G 
SEM RES EXCEP CHILO 3 EO 507 3922 507 501 507 7/10 H 124 NES DE JUNG 
SEM ADMIN PUPIL PERS 3 EO 507 3923 3/6 M 302 FR MARTINSON 
SEM BID MED ASPEC MR 3 EO 501 3924 7110 U 104 EO 
SfM PROB EO EXCEP CH 2 EO 507 3925 507 507 
SEM 8EHAV ANALYSIS I 3 EO 507 3926 3-5 MW 130 NES CROSSON 
SEM PSYCH ASPECTS MR 3 ED 507 7110 H 110 CAM PREHM 
SEM SOC-VOC ASPEC MR 3 ED 507 1110 IJ 104 ED HAMERLYNCK 
SE" AOV ADM SP EO 3 EO 507 3/6 M 130 NES IMRTlNSON 
SEM CURR MR AOV 3 EO 507 507 7110 U 127 FCH SHEPERD 
SE" NEURO IMPAIRED 3 ED 507 507 7110 II 130 NES MYERS 
SEM BEHAV ANAL II 3 EO 507 3-5 MW 130 NES CROSSON 
WORK ROLE PLAY TECH 2 EO 508 3927 508 SOB 508 09/12 S FWS IN 
PRAC BEHAV LEARN RES 3 ED 509 CROSSON I 
PRAC ADM SUP SP EO 3 EO 509 3928 509 509 509 MARTINSON 
PRAC TEACH PHYS HAND 1-6 EO 509 3929 509 509 509 SHEPERD 
PRAC TEACH RETARDED 1-6 EO 509 3930 509 509 509 MAOSEN 
PRAC FIELD RES ADMIN 3 EO 509 3931 509 509 509 MARTINSON 
OIAGNOS MENT RETARD 3 EO 563 3/6 H 104 EO ESPESETH 
OIAGNOS MENT RETARO 3 EO 563 
Educational Psychology 
All COu ...... Have 
Priority Houn for Enrollment Slarting: 10H 11 H 1 H 2H 3H 4H OaF 09F 10F 
for Students with Names Beginning S T·I A·B C·O E·G H.J K·L M·N ().II 
SEM DEVELOP PSYCH CH 2 EO 401 3941 2-4 H 138 ABEL G 
SEM OEVELOP PSYCH AD 2 ED 407 A8a G 
SEM PROJECTIVE TECH EO 407 215 H 1St EO TOO8ERT G 
SEM DEVELOP PSY MAT 2 EO 407 SCOTT G 
SfM SOMATOPSYCHOLOGY 3 EO 407 09 MWF 100 NES CARR G 
PRAC TEST BINET 3 EO 409 3942 409 409 09 MUWHF 201 CON RAMON G 
56 
Educational Psychology (Continued) 
Fall RoolJI. 
Course Title Credits Dept. .Yo. TLN W S SS Hour V(!'!'s Bllilding Instructor Xotes 
PRAC TEST BIMET 3 EO 409 09 MUWHF RANKIN G 
PRAC TEST WISC+WAIS 3 E 0 409 3943 409 409 409 1011 H 6 QUO CARR G 
MEASUREME,..T I,.. EOUC 3 ED 424 3944 424 424 424 2 MWF 151 EO DIZNEY G 
GI FT ED CHilO 3 ED 439 DIZNEY G 
SEM AOV ABNORM PSYCH 3 ED 507 3945 215 H 137 EO TODBERT 
SEM THESIS 1 EO 501 3946 501 507 501 4 U 152 EO MITTMAN 
SEM TOPICS IN STAT 2 EO 501 'UTTMAN • 
SEM AB"'O~Al PSYCH 3 ED 501 09 MWF 100 NES CARR 
SEM TOPICS IN MEAS 2 ED 507 MITTMAN + 
SEM 1I0T IVATION 3 EO 501 
SEM DESIGN ANAL EXP 3 EO 501 11 M\lF 124 NES ~ITTHAN 
SEll I,.. LEAR,..I,..G 3 ED 501 DIZNEY 
SEM GROUP + 1,..0 DIFF 3 ED 501 RANK I,.. 
SEM CDRRELAT METHODS 3 EO 507 11 MWF 124 NES ,UTTMAN 
PRAC SCHOOL PSYCH 3 ED 509 3941 509 509 509 WAUGH • 
RESEARCH PROCEDURES 3 ED 512 3948 512 512 09 MWF 101 FCH IIITTMAN 
EDUCAT10N STATISTICS 3 ED 515 3949 516 MITTIIAN 
EOUCATI0,.. STATISTICS 3 ED 511 3950 511 11 MWF 124 NES IIITTIIAN 
THED TEC;H ED MEASURE 3 EO 525 525 2 MWF 104 ED MITTMAN 
GROUP TEST SCH C;Oll 3 ED 528 3951 528 528 09 MWF 124 NES THOMPSON 
AOV EOUC PSYCHOLOGY 2 EO 529 3952 530 531 529 10 MWF 131 EO DIZNEY 
PRIN PRAC SCH PSYC;H 2 EO 549 3953 C;ARR 
MENTAL TESTS 4 ED 564 3954 1011 U 6 QUO RANKIN 
Counseling 
All Cou .... Have 
Priority Houn for Enrollment Starting' lOH llH 1 H 2H 3H 4H OSF 09F 10F 
for Studento with Name. Beginning S T·Z A·B C·D E·G H.J K·L M·N Q..R 
SEM INTRO TO ReHAS 3 ED 401 3911 1 MWF 152 ED WALL ER GI 
SeM ISSUES IN C;OUNS 1 ED 407 3912 1-9 H 131 EO DlJ DL EY G 
SeM ISS EMP SER COUN 3 ED 407 3913 LOWE Gl 
SEM RESEARCH COUNS 3 EO 407 3914 401 3-0 U 121 FC;H LOUGHARY GI 
SEM OC;CUPAT INFORMAT 3 EO 407 3915 401 4/6 UH 138 ED MATTHEWS G 
SEM COUN METHODOLOGY 3 ED 401 GI 
SEM SOC + VOC REHAB 3 ED 401 1 MWF 152 EO RYBOLT G 
SEM EL SCH COUN GUIO 3 EO 401 407 09 MWF 130 NES KRANZLER GI 
SEM El SCH COUN GOlD 3 EO 401 09 MWF 151 EO GI 
SEM PSYC;H ADJ RETARD 3 EO 401 09 MWF 125 FCH RYBOlT G 
SEM ElEM C;OUNS PROG 3 EO 401 G 
SEM GROUP COUNSELING 3 EO 407 407 407 09-12 U 124 NES C;lEMENTS G 
SEM RESEARC;H REHAB 3 EO 401 09 MWF 125 FCH RY80L T GI 
SEM ELEM COUNS PROG 3 EO 401 G 
PRAC INTRO COUNSEL 3 ED 409 3916 12-2 W 138 EO CL EMENTS 
PRAC; FAMILY COUNSEL 3 EO 409 3977 409 409 409 09-12 5 FilS 
PRAC COllEGE COUNSEL 3 EO 409 3978 409 409 409 3-5 M 233 CM" TOOBERT • 
PRIIC EL SC;H C;OUNSEL 3 ED 409 3919 409 409 409 
PRIIC PROC FAM (;QUNS 3 EO 409 3980 1009 409 409 09-12 S FWS 
PRAC; RAHA8 COUNSEL 3 ED 409 3981 409 409 RY80LT + 
PRAC sec SCH COUNSEL 3 EO 1009 3982 409 409 3-5 U 206 FR BROCKWAY 
PRAC; SEC; SCH COUNSEL 3 EO 409 39113 409 1009 3-5 U 221 FR ST IPEK 
PRAC; SEC SCH COUNSEL 3 eo 409 39810 3-5 U 109 FR AC;KER 
PRAC [NTRO COUNSel 3 ED 409 409 409 1-3 M 138 ED IIROCKWAY 
PRAC EMP SERV C;OUMS 3 EO 409 lOWE 
PRAC; SEC; 5CH COUNSEL 3 EO 409 409 3-5 H 221 FR STIPEK 
PRAC; SEC; SCH COUNSEL 3 eo 409 3-5 H 241 CM'" MATTHEWS 
PRAC SEC SCH COUNSEL 3 EO 409 409 3-5 H 159 C;AM RYBOLT 
PRAC; SEC; SCH COUNSEL 3 EO 409 3-5 U 241 CMM SPRAGUE 
PRIIC SEC; SCH COUNSEL 3 EO 409 3-5 U 104 ED 
PRAC SEC; SCH COUNseL 3 ED 409 3-5 H 109 FR 
PRAt SEC SCH COUNseL 3 0 409 CLEMENTS 
PRAC SEC SCH COUNsel 3 EO 409 3-5 H 130 NES 
PRIN PRAC GUIDANCE 3 EO 485 3985 09 MWF 151 ED KRANZLER G 
PRIN PRAC GUIDANCE 3 EO 485 09 M!lF 151 ED CL EMENTS G 
eouc; VOCAT GUl DANCE 3 ED 488 488 4/6 WF 152 ED MATTHEWS G 
PHYSICAl DISA81lITY 3 EO 492 215 M JANZEN G 
SEM IIOV C;OUNSEl THEO 3 ED 501 3986 10 M!lF 104 ED OU OlEY I 
SEM RES YOC; DEVELOP 3 EO 501 3981 1110 II 104 ED MATTHEWS 
SfM RESEARCH COUNSEL 3 ED 507 3988 501 501 3-6 U 127 FCH lOUGHARY 
Sf 14 COUN TECH EKC CH 3 ED 501 3989 501 501 1-10 U 130 NES HAMERLYMC;K 
SfM C;OUNSEL SUPERVIS 3 EO 507 3990 501 501 7-10 H 130 MES AC;KER 
SEM ADOL SEKUAl 8EH 3 EO 507 AC;KER 
SEM ADLERIAN THEORY 3 EO 507 
SfM PROF ASPEC; REHAB 3 EO 501 2-5 M ACKER 
Sf 14 MORAL ISSUES 3 ED 501 7/10 W 121 FC;H GilMORE 
SfM COUNS + CAREER 3 ED 501 1110 W 104 ED MATTHEWS 
57 
Counseling (Continued) 
Room. 
Course Title Credits Dept. TLX tV S SS HoltI' Days Building Illstrllctor Xotcs 
SEM WORK EVALUATION 3 EO 501 2-5 M WAllER I 
PRAC COLLEGE COUNSEL EO 509 3991 509 509 TOOBERT .. I 
PRAC EL SCH COUNSEL EO 509 3992 509 509 509 
PRAC FAMILY COUNSEL EO 509 3993 509 509 509 09-12 S FWS 
PRAC REHAB COUNSEL ED 509 3994 509 509 509 RY60LT .. 
PRAC SEC SCH COUNSEL EO 509 3995 509 509 509 3-5 U 206 FR BROCKWAY 
PRAC SEC SCH COUNSEL ED 509 3996 509 509 3-5 U 221 FR STIPEK 
PRAC SEC SCH COUNSEL ED 509 3991 3-5 U 109 FR ACKER 
PRAC SEC SCH COUNSEL EO 509 509 3-5 H 221 FR ST IPEK 
PRAC PUBLIC SCHOOLS EO 509 3998 509 509 MATTHEWS 
PRAC SEC SCH COUNSEL ED 509 3-5 H 241 CMM MATTHEWS 
PRAC SEC SCH COUNSEL EO 509 509 3-5 H 159 CAM RYBOLT 
PRAC SEC SCH COUNSEL EO 509 509 3-5 U 241 CMM SPRAGUE 
PRAC SEC SCH COUNSEL EO 509 509 3-5 U 104 EO 
PRAC SEC SCH COUNSEL EO 509 509 3-5 H 109 FR 
PRAC SEC SCH COUNSEL EO 509 3-5 U CLEMENTS 
PRAC SEC SCH COUNSEL EO 509 509 3-5 H 130 NES 
COUNSELING THEORIES 3 EO 526 GILMORE 
Educational Administration 
All Courses Hove 
Priority Houn for Enrollment Starting: lOH llH 1 H 2H 3H 4H 08F 09F lOF 
for Students with Names Beginning S T·I A·B COO E·G H·J K-I. M-N O·R 
SEM SCH SOCiAl ORG 3 ED 401 4011 113 UH 201 CON CHARTERS G 
SEM FOUND RES ED ORG 3 EO 401 4012 10-12 UH+ COL BRISSEY" GI 
.. LAS + EO 401 4013 
SEM FOUND RES ED ORG 3 EO 401 10-12 UH+ COL CHARTERS + GI 
+ LAB + EO 401 
SEM FOUND RES ED ORG 3 EO 401 10-12 UH+ COL GI 
+ LAS + EO 401 
SEM ADV ADMIN PRDB 3 EO 501 4014 501 501 lO-12 U to4 EO TOPE + 
SEM RES EL EM EO 2 EO 501 4015 2-4 U 104 ED SANDIN 
SEM FIELD EXP SEC AD 3 EO 501 4016 501 1-10 U 152 EO HEARN 
SEM FIELD EXP EL EO 1 EO 501 4011 501 2 H 138 EO SANDIN 
SEM SCHOOL SURVEY 1 EO 501 4018 MALTBY 
SEM INTER SEC SCH AD 3 ED 507 4019 501 7-10 H 138 EO HEARN 
SEM INTER EL SCH ADM 3 EO 501 4020 501 SANDIN 
SEM EVAL EL SCH PROG 3 EO 501 1-3 H 10" EO SANDIN 
SEM AOV RES OESIGN 3 EO 501 4-6 M 131 EO 
SEM SCH BUS ADMIN 3 EO 501 1110 M 104 ED HINES 
SEM CULTURE PERSP EO 3 ED 507 08-10 UH 13B EO WOLCOTT 
SEM STAFF PERS 3 ED 501 08/10 Mil lle ED TOPE 
SEM ORGAN[ZAT ANALY 3 EO 507 1/4 U HILLS 
SE14 STAFF PERS 3 EO 501 OILS 
SEM SCOPE SOC SC I 3-6 EO 501 TOPE + 
SEM ADMIN BEHAV 3-6 EO 507 JACOBSON + 
SEM CHANGE SCH ORG 3 EO 501 CARLSON 
PUBLIC SCHOOL ADMIN 3 EO 512 4021 512 08110 Mil 138 EO TOPE 
PUBLIC SCH ORGANIZ 3 EO 513 513 08/10 Mil 138 ED TOPE 
SCHOOl FINANCE 3 EO 515 4022 515 3-5 M 104 ED 
SCHOOL BUILDINGS 3 EO 516 516 HINES 
Curriculum and Supervision 
All Cou .... Have 
Priority Houn for Enrollment Starting: 10H 11 H 1 H 2H 3H 4H 08F 09F 10F 
for Students with Names Beginning S T·I A·B COO E·G H·J K·l M·N ()'R 
SEM NO GRAOE EL SCH 3 ED 401 SANDIN G 
SEM ADV CURR SUPERV 3 ED 501 4031 501 501 09-12 H 104 ED SUTTl E + [S 
SEM CLINICAL SUPERV 3 EO 501 4032 SUTTLE I 
SEM PROtEO CL ASS OBY 3 EO 501 1-10 H 104 EO SUTTL E + 
PRACTICUM 3 EO 509 4033 09-12 U HI CMM SUTTL E 
SEC SCH CURRICUlUM 3 EO 522 4034 522 09-12 U 151 ED HEARN 
SEC SCH ADMIN SUPERY 3 ED 521 4035 521 09-12 H 151 EO HEARN 
ELEMENTARY SCH PROB 4 ED 552 09-12 U 151 EO SANDIN 
ELEM SCH CURRICULUM 4 EO 553 4036 09-12 U 314 SC SANDIN 
ELEM SCH CURRICULUM 4 EO 553 09-12 U 
El SCH SUPERV ADMIN 
" 
ED 554 554 09-12 U 151 ED SANDIN 
EVAL SEC SCH PROGRAM 3 ED 559 559 09-12 H 151 EO HEARN 
SECONDARY SCH PROS 3 EO 560 560 09-12 U 151 EO HEAI\N 
SCHOOL SUPERVISION 3 ED 514 09 MWF 137 EO SUTTLE 
58 
Higher Education 
All Coune. Have 
Priority Hours for enrollment 5t.rting: 10H 11 H 1 H 2H 3H 4H 08F 09 F lOF 
for Sludents with N.mes Beginning T-Z A·B CD E.G H·J K-l M·N 0-11 S 
Fall 
Course TWe Credits Dept. .vo. TLN W S SS HOlfr Days 1 us·tructor -Yotes 
SE" ADULT EDUCATION 3 ED 507 4051 7110 U 138 EO DAHlE G 
SE" AOI1IN CO,," COlL 3 EO 507 4052 2 IIWF 130 NES VAN LOAN 
SE" PROGRAM CO"II COl 3 ED 507 507 VAN lOAN 
SEN IIII' COlL TEACH 3 ED 507 1-4 U 104 ED WOOD 
SE" COlL STUDENT PES 3 ED 507 3-5 W 104 EO HAWI( .. 
PRAC COLL STUDENT PE S3 EO 509 4053 509 509 509 HAWK 
PRAC COLLEGE lEACH 3 EO 509 4054 509 509 509 
SCHOOL OF HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, 
AND RECREATION 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 
SERVICE COURSES FOR MEN 
All Counes Have 
Priority Hours for Enrollment Starting: IOH llH 1 H 2H 3H 4H OSF 09F lOF 
for Students with Nam .. Beginning T-Z A·S C·D E-G H·J K-I. M·N O·R 5 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE 190 4061 190 3 MWF PE ADV BAOM INTON 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE 190 4062 190 08 MWF PE BAOMINTON 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE 190 09 MWF PE BADMINTON 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION PE 190 190 10 MWF PE BADMINTON 
PHYSICAL EOUCATION PE 190 190 11 M\lF PE BADMINTON 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE 190 1 MWF PE BAOMiI'HON 
PHYS IC AL EDUCATION PE 190 4063 190 2 MWF PE BADMINTON 
PHYSICAL EOUCATION PE 190 3 MWF PE BADMINTON 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE 190 4064 190 190 09/11 UH PE BADMINTON 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE 190 4065 190 190 10/12 UH PE BADMINTON 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE 190 190 1111 UH PE BAOIIINTON 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE 190 190 113 UH PE BADMINTON 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE 190 190 214 UH PE BADMINTON 
PHYSICAL EOUCATION PE 190 4066 190 DB MWF PE BODY BUILDING 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE 190 4067 190 190 09 HWF PE BODY BUILDING 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE 190 406B 190 190 10 HWF PE BODY BU IL DING 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE 190 4069 190 190 II MWF PE BODY BUILDING 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE 190 4070 190 190 1 MWF PE BODY BUILDING 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE 190 4071 190 190 2 MWF PE BODY BUILDING 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE 190 4072 190 190 3 MWF PE BODY BUILDING 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE 190 08/10 UH PE BODY BUILDING 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE 190 4013 190 190 09/11 UH PE BODY BUILDING 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE 190 4074 190 190 10/12 UH PE BODY BUILDING 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION PE 190 4075 190 1.90 11/1 UH PE BODY BUILDING 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE 190 4076 190 190 1/3 UH PE BODY BUILDING 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION PE 190 4077 190 190 214 UH PE BODY BUILDING 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE 190 4078 190 190 3/5 UH PE BODY BUILDING 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE 190 08 IIWF UN BO BOWLING 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE 190 4079 190 09 HWF UN BD BOWLING 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE 190 40BO 190 10 HWF UN BO BOWLING 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE 190 10 "'WF UN o BOWLING 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE 190 11 MWF UN o BOWLING 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION PE 190 40Bl 190 I MWF UN BD BOWLING 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE 190 4082 190 2 MWF UN o BOWLING 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE 190 08/10 UH UN BD BOWLING 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE 190 4083 190 09/11 UH UN BD BOWL ING 
PHYSICAL EDUCATiON PE 190 09/11 UH UN o BOWLING 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION PE 190 1/3 UH UN BO BOWLING 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE 1'10 09 MWF IICA BASKETBAll 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION PE 190 4084 190 10 HWF IICA BASKETBALL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE 190 4085 190 11 MWF IICA BASKETBAll 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE 190 4086 4 MWF CROSS COUNTRY 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE 190 4087 3 MWF DECATHLON 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION PE 190 4088 09 MWF PE DEVELOPMENTAL 
PHYS ICAL EOUCA TlON PE 190 4069 10 MWF PE DEVELOPMENTAL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE 190 4090 11 MWF PE DEVELOPH ENT At 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE 190 4091 I MWF PE OEVELOPMENTAL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE 190 4092 2 MWF PE OEVEl OP'" EN TAL 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION PE 190 4093 3 MWF PE OEVELOPM ENTAL 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION PE 190 4094 09/11 UH PE DEVELOPMENTAL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE 190 4095 10/12 UH PE OEVELOPMENTAL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE 190 4096 11/1 UH PE DEVELOPM ENTAL 
PHYS ICAL EDUCAT ION PE 190 4097 1/3 UH PE DEVELOPMENTAL 
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Service Courses for Men (Continued) 
Fall Room) 
Course Title Credits Dept. ]\.'0. TLN W S SS HOllr Dtl.\'s Buildiug iusfrl(ctor Xotes 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4098 214 UH PE DEYELOPNENTAL 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 190 190 09 NIIF GER B FENCING 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4099 2 MIIF GER B FENCING 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION I PE 190 4100 10112 1411 LAU o GOLF 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 190 4101 190 113 1411 LAU D GOLF 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4102 190 190 3/5 1411 LAU o GOLF 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 09/11 UH lAU o GOLF 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4103 190 11/1 UH LAU o GOLF 
PHYSI CAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4104 190 1/3 UH LAU o GOLF 
PHYSICAL EDUCAT ION 1 PE 190 4105 190 190 3/5 UH LAU o GOLF 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 BD GOLF 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 190 190 2 NIIF PE AOY GYMNAST 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 190 190 1/3 UH PE ADY GYNNAST 
PHVS I CAl EDUCA HON I PE 190 4106 19(1 09 MIIF PE BEG GYNNAST 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 10 "IIF PE BEG GYNNAST 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4101 1 "IIF PE BEG GYNNAST 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4108 190 09/11 UH PE BEG GYMNAST 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4109 190 10/12 UH PE BEG GYMNAST 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 08 MWF PE HANDBALL 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 19(1 19(1 09 MWF PE HANDBAlL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4110 190 190 10 MIIF PE HANDBAlL 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4111 190 11 NWF PE HANDBAlL 
PHYS I C AL E DU CA TlON I PE 190 4112 190 190 1 MWF PE HANDBAlL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4113 190 190 2 MWF PE HANDBALL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATlON 1 PE 190 4114 190 3 MWF PE HANDBALL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4115 190 08/10 UH PE HAND8ALL 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4116 190 190 09/11 UH PE HAND8ALL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4111 190 190 10/12 UH PE HAND8ALL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 1111 UH PE HANDBALL 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4118 190 190 1/3 UH PE HANOBALL 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4119 190 190 214 UH PE HAND8AlL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 190 3/5 UH PE HANDBAll 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4120 190 09 MWF PE PER DEFENSE 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 2 MWF PE PER DEFENSE 
PHYS ICAL EDUCAT ION 1 PE 190 190 09/11 UH PE PER DEFENSE 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4121 190 10/12 UH PE PER OEFENSE 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 11/1 Uti PE PER DEFENSE 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4122 190 1/3 UH PE PER OEFENSE 
PHYSICAL EDUCAT ION I PE 190 09-5 H BD SKlING 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 09-5 S 80 SKIING 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 190 1 MWF RUGBY 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4123 190 09/11 UH RUGBY 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4124 10112 UH RUG8Y 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4125 190 09 MIIF SOCCER 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 190 4126 10 MIIF SOCCER 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 1/3 UH SOCCER 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4121 09 MWf LEI ElEM SWIN 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 190 4128 I HWF LEI ELEH SWI" 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 2 MWF LEI ElE" SWIM 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 OBIIO UH LEI ElEN SWIN 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4129 190 09/11 UH LEI ElE" SWIN 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4130 214 UH LEI ElEN SW IN 
PHYSICAL .EOUCATION 1 PE 190 09/11 UH LEI INT SWIM 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 190 190 08 "WF LEI INT SWIN 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 11 HWF lEI INT SWIM 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 I HWF LEI INT SWIN 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 2 MWF LEI INT SWIN 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4131 10/12 UH lEI INT SWIM 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 190 214 UH LEI INT SWIM 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4132 190 1/3 UH LEI INT SWIM 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4133 OBIIO UH LEI AOY SWIM 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 190 10 "WF LEI AOY SWIM 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 190 10/12 UH LEI ADY SWIN 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 1/3 UH LEI ADY SWIM 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 190 09 MIIF LEI BD SCUBA 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 1 "WF LEI BO SCUBA 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 190 4134 2 HWF LEI BD SCUBA 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION. 1 PE 190 4135 190 190 IIIl UH LEI SCUBA 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 190 SWINNING 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 190 4136 08 "WF LEI AQUATIC SPORTS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 190 08/10 UH LEI AQUATIC SPOR T S 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 10/12 UH LEI AQUATIC SPORTS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 3 NWF AOY TENNIS 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 11/1 UH AOY TENNIS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 190 4131 1212 UH ADY TENNIS 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION I PE 190 214 UH AOY TENNIS 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4138 3/5 UH ADY TENNIS 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION I PE 190 413 190 OB NWF ELEN TENNIS 
60 
Service Courses for Men (Continued) 
C Ollrsc Title Credits De!'t. TLN W S SS Hour Days Instructor Soles 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4140 190 09 MWF EUM TENNIS 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4141 190 10 MWF ELEM TENNIS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4142 190 11 MWF ELEM TENNIS 
PHYSICAL eDUCATION 1 PE 190 4143 190 12 MWF ELEM TENNIS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4144 190 1 MwF ELEM TENNIS 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4145 190 2 MWF ELEM TENNIS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4146 3 M\lF EUM TENNIS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 190 4147 190 08/10 UH ELEH TENNIS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4148 190 09/11 UH ELEM TENNIS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4149 190 10/12 UH ELEM TENNIS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4150 11/1 UH ELEM TENNIS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 1212 UH ELEM TENNIS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4151 190 1/3 UH ELEM TENNIS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4152 2/4 UH ELEM TENNIS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 TENN IS 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4153 190 09 M\lF TOUCH FOOTB 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4154 190 10 MwF TOUCH FOOTB 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4155 11 MWF TOUCH FOOTS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4156 09/11 UH TOUCH FOOTS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 1/3 UH TOUCH FOOTS 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4157 190 11 M\lF B TRACK 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 3 MWF TRAIN CONO 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4 MWF TRAIN CONO 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 11/1 UH PE AOV CONO 
PHYS IC AL EDUCATION I PE 190 190 I MwF PE TUMB TRAMP 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 190 4158 2 MWF PE TUMB TRAMP 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4159 1/3 UH PE TUMB TRAMP 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 190 11/1 UH PE AOV VOLLEYS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4160 190 190 08 MWF PE VOLLEYBALL 
PHYSICAL EOUCATION 1 PE 190 4161 190 190 09 M\lF PE VOLLEYBALL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 190 10 MWF PE VOLLEYBALL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 190 11 MWF PE VOLLEYBALL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4162 190 1 MWf PE VOLL EYBALL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 2 MWF PE VOLLEYBAll 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 190 3 MWF PE VOllEYBALL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 190 09/11 UH PE VOLLEYBALL 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 190 10/12 UH PE VOLLEY8ALL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 190 1111 Uti PE VOLLEYBALL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4163 190 190 1/3 UH PE VOLLEYBALL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4164 190 190 2/4 Uti PE VOLLEYBALL 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION I PE 190 3 MWF PE ADV WRESTl 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 190 4165 3 MWF PE AOV WRESTl 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4166 190 190 10 MWF PE ELEM WRESTL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 11 MWF PE ELEM WRESTl 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 190 4161 1 MWF PE ELEM WRESTL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 190 4168 09/11 UH PE ELEM WRESTL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 190 4169 2 MilF PE ELEM iiRESTL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 1212 UH GER B BALLET I 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 1111 UH GER B BALLET I 
PHYSICAL EOUCATION I PE 190 4170 12 MWF GER 8 BALLET I 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 11/1 UH GER B BALLET II 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 190 12 MWF GER 8 BALLET II 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4171 190 190 4/6 UH GER B BALLET III 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4172 190 II HWF GER B 8AllR DANCE 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 II/I UH GER B BALLR DANCE 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION ,1 PE 190 1212 UH GER B BALLR DANCE 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4113 09 HWF GER B CONT DAN I 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 OS H\lF GER B CONT DAN I 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 190 08/10 UH GER B CONT DAN I 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 11 MWF GER 8 CONT DAN I 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 "111t 190 1111 UH GER B CONT DAN I 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 12/2 Uti GER B CONT DAN I 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 09 MWf GER 8 CONT OAN II 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4175 10 MWF GER B CONT DAN It 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE .190 lUZ UH GER B CONT DAN 11 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4176 190 190 3/5 Mii GER B CONT OAN III 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4177 190 190 3/5 UH GER C8 DRAMA DANCE 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4178 1212 UH GER B JAZZ I 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 11 MWF GER B FOLK DAN I 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 190 4179 214 UH GER 8 FOLK DAN I 
PHYSlCAl EDUCATION 1 PE 190 12 HWF GER B FOUl DAN II 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 1111 UH GER B FOlll DAN III 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 1/3 UH GER B FOU DAN III 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4180 12 MWF GER B fOLK DAN IV V 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 FROSH BASEBALL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 VARS BASEBAll 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 FROSH BASKET 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 VARS BASKET 
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Service Courses for Men (Continued) 
Pall Room. 
Course Title Credits Dept, .\"0, TLN W S 55 HOllr Days Bllilding lllstrllctor .Yotes 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4161 FROSH FOOrB 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 190 4182 VARS FOOTS 
,PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 190 FROSH GOLF 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 !>E 190 VARS GOLF 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 190 FROSH GYMNAST 
P HYS [C Al EDUCATION 1 PE 190 VARS GYI!NAST 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 FROSH SW [I! 
PHYSICAl EOUCATION 1 PE 190 VARS SWIM 
PHYS I C Al E DUCA TlON 1 PE 190 FROSH TENN[S 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 VARS TENNIS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 !>E 190 FROSH TRACK 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 190 VARS TRACK 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 FROSH WRESTL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 190 VARS WRESTL 
PHYSICAl EDUCAT[ON 1 PE 190 SPRING FOOT!! 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4183 390 3 MWF PE ADV BADMINTON 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4184 390 08 MWF PE BAOHINTON 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 09 MWF PE BADMINTON 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 390 10 MWF PE BADM INTON 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 390 11 MWF PE BAOH INTON 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 1 MWF PE BAOM [NTON 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4185 390 2 MWF PE 8AOHINTON 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 3 MWF PE BADMINTON 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4186 3'10 390 09/11 UH PE 6ADM[NTON 
!>HYS[CAL EDUCATION I PE 390 4187 390 390 10/12 UH PE BAOH INTON 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION I PE 390 390 1111 UH PE BAOM[NTON 
PHYS [CAL EDUCAT ION I PE 390 390 113 UH PE BAOHINTON 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 390 390 214 UH FE BADI!INTON 
PHYSICAL EDUCAT[ON I PE 390 41BB 390 08 MWF PE BODY BUILDING 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 390 4189 390 390 09 MWF PE BODY BU [LDING 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4190 390 390 10 MWF PE eODY BUILD[NG 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 390 4191 390 390 11 IoIWF PE eODY BUILD[NG 
PHYSICAL EOUCATION I PE 390 4192 390 390 I MWF PE BODY BUILDING 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4193 390 390 2 MWF PE BODY BUILO[NG 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 390 4194 390 390 3 MWF PE BODY BU[LD[NG 
PHYS [C AL EDUCAT ION I PE 390 08/10 UH PE BODY BU[LO[NG 
PHYSICAL EDUCAT[ON I PE 390 4195 390 390 09/11 UH PE BODY BU[LDING 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4196 390 390 10/12 UH PE BOOY BU[LO[NG 
PHYSICAL EDUCAT[ON 1 PE 390 4191 390 390 1I/1 UH PE BODY BUILDING 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4198 390 390 1/3 UH PE BODY BUILD[NG 
PHYSICAL EDUCAT[ON I PE 390 4199 390 390 2/4 UH PE eOOY BUILO[NG 
PHYSICAL EDUCAT[ON 1 PE 390 4200 390 390 3/5 UH PE BODY BUILD[NG 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 390 08 MWF UN BO BOWLING 
PHYSICAL EDUCAT[ON I PE 390 4201 390 09 MWF UN BO BOWL ING 
PHYSICAL EDUCAT[ON I PE 390 4202 390 10 MWF UN BO BOWLING 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 10 MWF UN o BOWLING 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 390 11 MWF UN o BOWLING 
PHYS [CAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4203 390 1 MWF UN 80 BOWLING 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION I PE 390 4204 390 2 MWF UN o BOWLING 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATlON 1 PE 390 08/10 UH UN eo BOWL [NG 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4205 390 09/11 UH UN BO BOWL [NG 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION I PE 390 09/11 UH UN o BOWLING 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 390 1/3 UH UN BD BOWL [NG 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 09 MWF MCA BASKETBAll 
PHYSICAL EDUCAT[ON 1 PE 390 4206 390 10 MWF MCA BASK ETBAll 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4201 390 11 MWF HCA BASKETBAll 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION I PE 390 4208 4 MWF CROSS COLtHRY 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4209 3 "WF DECATHLON 
PH"YS[CAl EDUCATION I PE 390 4210 09 MWF PE DEVELOPMENTAL 
PHYS [CAL EDUCAT [ON I PE 390 4211 10 MWF PE OEVElOPMENTAL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 390 4212 11 M\iF PE DEVelOPMENTAL 
PHYSICAL EDUCAT[ON I PE 390 4213 1 M\iF PE DEVELOPMENTAl 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 390 4214 2 MWF PE DEVELOPMENTAL 
PHY SIC AL E DUCAT ION I PE 390 4215 3 MilF PE DEVelOPMENTAL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 390 4216 09/11 UH PE DEVELOPMENTAL 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4211 10112 UH PE OEVEUIPMENTAL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 390 4218 11/1 UH PE DEVELOPMENTAL 
PHYSICAL EDUCAT[ON 1 PE 390 4219 113 UH PE DEVELOPMENTAL 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION I PE 390 4220 214 UH PE DEVELOPMENTAL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 390 09 M\iF GER B FENCING 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4221 2 MWF GER B FENCING 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 390 4222 10/12 Mil LAU o GOLF 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION I PE 390 4223 390 113 MW LAU o GOLF 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4224 390 390 3/5 Mil LAU o GOLF 
PHYSICAl EDUCAT[ON I PE 390 09/11 UH LAU o GOLF 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION I PE 390 4225 390 1111 UH LAU o GOLF 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 390 4226 390 1/3 UH LAU o GOLF 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION I PE 390 4221 390 390 3/5 UH LAU D GOLF 
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Service Courses for Men (Continued) 
COHJ'SC Title Credits Deft. TV S SS HOllr Day.'.' In.structor Sofes 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 BD GOLF 
PHYSICAl EOVCATION 1 PE 390 390 2 MWF PE AOV GYMNAST 
PHYSICAL EOVCATION I PE 390 390 1/3 UH PE ADV GYMNAST 
PHYSIC_l EOVCATION 1 PE 228 390 09 MWF PE BEG GYMNAST 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 10 MWF PE BEG GYMNAST 
PHYS ICAl EOVCATION 1 PE 390 4229 I MWF PE BEG GYMNAST 
PHYS ICAl EOVCAT ION 1 PE 390 4230 390 09/11 UH PE BEG GYMNAST 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4231 390 10112 UH PE BEG GYMNAST 
PHYSICAL EOVCATION 1 PE 390 06 MWF PE HANDBAll 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 390 09 MWF PE HANDBAll 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4232 390 390 10 HWF PE HANDBAll 
PHYSICAl EOVCATlDN 1 PE 390 4233 390 11 MWF PE HANDBAll 
PHYSICAL EOVCATlDN 1 PE 390 4234 390 390 1 MWF PE HANDBALL 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4235 390 390 2 MWF PE HANDBAll 
PHYSICAL EOVCATION 1 PE 390 4236 390 3 MWF PE HANDBAll 
PHYS ICAL EOVCATION 1 PE 390 4237 390 08/10 UH PE HANDBAll 
PHYSICAL EOVCATION 1 PE 390 423B 390 390 09/11 UH PE HANDBAll 
PHYSICAL EOVCATION 1 PE 390 4239 390 390 10/12 UH PE HANDBALL 
PHYSICAL EOVCATION 1 PE 390 1111 UH PE HANDBAll 
PHYSICAL EOVCATION 1 PE 390 4240 390 1/3 UH PE HANDBAll 
PHYSICAL EOVCATION 1 PE 390 4241 390 214 UH PE HANDBAll 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 3/5 UH PE HANDBALL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4242 390 09 MWF PE PER DEFENSE 
PHYSICAL EOVCATION 1 PE 390 2 HWF PE PER DEFENSE 
PHYSICAL EOVCATION 1 PE 390 390 09/11 UH PE PER DEFENSE 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4243 390 10112 UH PE PER DEFENSE 
PHYSICAL EOUCATIDN 1 PE 390 11/1 UH PE PER DEfENSE 
PHYS1CAl EDUCATION I PE 390 4244 390 1/3 UH PE PER DEFENSE 
PHYSICAL EOVCATION I PE 390 09-5 H SO SKIING 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION I PE 390 09-5 S SO SKIING 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 1 MWF RUG8Y 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4245 390 09/11 UH RUGBY 
PHYSICAL EOVCATION 1 PE 390 "246 10112 UH RUGBY 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4247 390 09 MWF SOCCER 
PHYSICAL EOVCATION 1 PE 390 4248 10 MWF SOCCER 
PHYSICAL EOVCATION 1 PE 390 113 UH SOCCER 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4249 9 MWF lEI ELEM SWIM 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4250 1 MWF LE I ElEM SWIM 
PHYSICAl EOVCATION 1 PE 390 2 lEI El EM SWIM 
PHVS ICAl EOVCATION 1 PE 390 08/10 UH lEI ElEM SWIM 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION I PE 390 4251 390 09/11 UH lE I ElEM SWIM 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 390 4252 214 UH lEI ElEM SWIM 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 09/11 UH LEI INT SWIM 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 390 08 MWF LEI INT SWIM 
PHYSICAl EOVCATION 1 PE 390 11 MWF LEI INT SWIM 
PHYS I C AL EOVCA TlON 1 PE 390 1 MWF lE I INT SWIM 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 390 2 MWF lEI INT SWIM 
PHYSICAL EOVCATION 1 PE 390 4253 10/12 UH LEI INT SWIM 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 390 214 UH lEI INT SWIM 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 390 4254 390 113 UH lE I INT SW 1M 
PHYSICAl EOUCATION 1 PE 390 4255 08110 UH LE I AOV SWIM 
PHYS ICAL EOVCATION 1 PE 390 10 M\lF lE I ADV SWIM 
PHYS ICAl EDUCAT ION 1 PE 390 10112 UH lEI ADV SWIM 
PHYSICAl EOVCATION I PE 390 1/3 UH lEI AOV SWIM 
PHYSICAL EOVCATION 1 PE 390 390 09 MWF lEI BO SCUBA 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 I M\lF lEI 80 SCUBA 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4256 2 MWF LEI BO SCUBA 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION I PE 390 4257 390 390 11/1 UH LE I SCU8A 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 390 SWIMMING 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4258 08 MWF lE I AQUAT! C SPORTS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE· 390 08/10 UH lEI AQUATIC SPORTS 
PHYSICAL EOUCATION I PE 390 10112 UH LEl AQUATIC SPORTS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 3 M\iF ADV TENNIS 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION I PE 390 11/1 UH ADV TENN IS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 390 4259 1012 UH ADV TENNIS 
PHYSICAL EOVCATION 1 PE 390 2/4 UH ADV TENNIS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4260 3/5 UH ADV TENNIS 
PHYSICAL EOVCATION I PE 390 4261 390 OB MWF ElEM TENNIS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 390 4262 390 09 MWF ElEM TENNIS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4263 390 10 MWF ElEH TENNIS 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4264 390 11 MWF ElEM TENN IS 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4265 390 12 MWF ElEM TENNIS 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4266 390 1 MWF El EM TENN IS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4267 390 2 M\lF ElEM TENNIS 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4268 3 MWF ElEM TENNIS 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4269 390 08/10 Uti ElEM TENNIS 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4270 390 09/11 UH EL EM TENN IS 
PHYSIC_l EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4271 390 10112 UH ElEH TENNIS 
Service Courses for Men (Continued) 
Fall Room. 
Course Title Credits DeN. .Yo. TL.\· W S SS HOlfr Da,Ys Building IHstructor Nates 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION I PE 390 4212 UII UH ELEM TENNIS 
PHYSICAl EOUCATION 1 PE 390 1212 UH ELEM TENNIS 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION I PE 390 4213 390 1/3 UH EUM TENNIS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4274 214 UH ElEM TENNIS 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION I PE 390 TENNIS 
PHYSICAL EDUCAT ION 1 PE 390 4275 390 09 MIIF TOUCH FOOTB 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4276 390 10 MWF TOUCH FOOTH 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4277 II MWF TOUCH FoOTB 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4218 09/11 UH TOUCH FOOTB 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 1/3 UH TOUCH FoOT8 
PHVS ICAl EDUCATION I PE 390 4219 390 II MWF B TRACK 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION I PE 390 3 MWF TRAIN COND 
PHySICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4 MWF TRAIN COHO 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION I PE 390 Ull UH PE AoV CONo 
PHVSICIll. EDUCATION 1 PE 390 390 1 MIIF PE TUII8 TRAMP 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4280 2 MWF PE TUMB TRAMP 
PHYSICAL ~DUCATION 1 PE 390 4281 1/3 UH PE TUM8 TRAMP 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 390 Ull UH PE AOV VOLLEY 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION I PE 390 4282 390 390 06 MIIF PE VOlLEYBALL 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4283 390 390 09 MIIF PE VOlLEYBAlL 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 390 10 MIIF PE VOllEYBAll 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 390 11 MWF PE yoLLEVBAlL 
PHVSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4284 390 1 MWF PE YOLLEYBALL 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 2 MWF PE VOlleYBALL 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 390 3 MilF PE YOLLEYBALL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 390 09/11 UH PE YOlLEYBALL 
PHYSICAl EOUCATION 1 PI: 390 390 10/12 UH PE VIllL EY8ALL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 390 390 lilt UH PE VOLLEYBALL 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4285 390 390 1/3 UH PE YOlLEYBALL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4286 390 390 214 UH PE YOLLEYBALl 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 3 IIWF PE ADY IIRESTl 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4287 3 MWF PE AOY IIRESTl 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4288 390 390 10 NWF PE El EM WRESTL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 11 NWF PE ElEI! WRESTL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4289 I MIIF PE ELEN WRESTL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 390 4290 09/11 UH PE ElEM !lRESTl 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4291 2 HIIF PE ELEH WRESTl 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 1z/2 UH GER B BALLET I 
PHYS I CAL E DUCA TION 1 PE 390 11/1 UH GER B 8AlLET I 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4292 12 HilF GEII B BALLET I 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 11/1 UH GER B BALLET II 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 12 IIWF GER B 8ALLET II 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4293 390 390 4/6 UH GER B 8AlLET III 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4294 09 MilF GER 8 CONT DAN I 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 08 MWF GER B CDNT DAN I 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 08/10 UH GER B CDNT DAN ( 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 11 "!IF GER B CO NT DAN I 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4295 11/1 UH GER B CDNT DAN I 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 1212 UH GER 8 CONT DAN I 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 390 09 IIilF GER B CONT DAN II 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4296 10 NIIF GER B corn DAM II 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 1212 UH GeR 8 CONT DAM II 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 390 4297 390 390 3/5 IIiI GER B CONT DAN III 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4298 390 390 3/5 UH GER CB DRAMA DANCE 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 390 4299 1212 UH GER B JAZZ I 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 11 IIWF GER B FOLK DAN I 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4300 2/4 UH GER B FOlK DAN I 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 12 NilF GER B FOLK DAt-l II 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 11/1 UH GER 8 FOLK DAN 1I1 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 1/3 UH GER 8 FOLK DAN III 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4301 12 MWF GER B FOLK DAN IV Y 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 YARS BASE8ALL 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 VARS BASKET 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 4302 VARS FOOT8 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 YARS GOLF 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 VARS GYMNAST 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 VARS SIlIM 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 YARS TENNIS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 YARS TRACK 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 390 YARS WRESTl 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 390 SPRING FODT8 
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.... Iority Hours for Enrollment Starting: 10H 11 H I H 2H 3H 4H 08 F 09F 10 F 
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PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 180 4331 10 "WF GER AOAPTEO 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 180 4332 180 II MWF GER AOAPTED 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4333 2 MWF GER ADAPTED 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 180 4334 180 180 3/5 UH GER ADAPTED 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 180 11 "WF ARCHERY 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 180 12 MWF ARCHERY 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 1 MWF ARCHERY 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 2 MWF ARCHERY 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 3 MWF ARCHERY 
PHYSICAL EDUCATrDN I PE 180 10112 UH ARCHERY 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 IZl2 UH ARCHERY 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 113 UH ARCHERY 
PHYSICAL EOUCAriON 1 PE 180 4335 180 08 MWF WGY ELEM 8ADM IN 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 09 MWF WGY ElEM SADHIN 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 180 10 MWF WGY ELEM SADMIN 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4336 180 11 MWF WGY ELE" 6ADMIN 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4331 180 12 MWF WGY ELE" 8ADHIN 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4338 180 2 MWF wGY ELEM 8AOMIN 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4339 180 OSI10 UH WGY ELEM BADMIN 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4340 09/11 UH WGY ELEM BAOMIN 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE IBO 11/1 UH WGY ELEM BADMIN 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4341 1212 UH WGY ELEM 8ADMIN 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 09/11 UH WGY INT 8ADM IN 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 10112 UH WGY INT 8AOM IN 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4342 11/1 UH WGY INT 8ADM IN 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 1212 UH WGY INT 8ADMIN 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4343 III UH WGY INT BAOM IN 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 BAOM INTON 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 3 MWF WGY EL EM 6ASKET 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 160 4 MWF WGY ELEM 8ASKET 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 3{5 UH WGY INT BASKET 
PHVSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 180 08 MWF UN o EL EM BOWL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4H4 180 180 09 MWF UN o ElEM 80WL 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 160 4345 10 MWF UN o ELEM 80WL 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 160 4346 180 1 MWF UN o EUM BOWL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4347 160 180 2 MWF UN o ELEM BOWL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4348 3 MWF UN o ElEM BOWL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 160 08110 UH UN o ELEM 60Wl 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4349 180 09111 UH UN o ELEM BOWL 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 180 113 UH UN o ElEM 8QWL 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE lBO 3 MWF UN OINT BOWL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4350 180 214 UH UN OINT BOwL 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 160 4351 180 3/5 UH UN DINT BOWL 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 09/11 Mil o ElEM CANOE 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 10/12 MW o ELEM CANOE 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 180 09111 UH o EL EM CANOE 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 180 10/12 UH D ElEM CANOE 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 1111 UH o ELEM CANOE 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 180 1212 UH o REM CANOE 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 160 4352 12 MWF GER 8 8ALLET I 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 160 1111 UH GER 6 BALLET I 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 180 1212 UH GER B 8ALL ET I 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 180 1111 UH GER 6 BAllET II 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION .1 PE 160 12 MWF GER B BALLET II 
PHYSICAl. EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4353 160 180 4/6 UH GER 6 BAllET III 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4354 180 11 MWF GER B BAlLR DANCE 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 1111 UH GER B BAlLR DANCE 
PHYSiCAL EDUCATION I PE 180 1212 UH GER B 8ALl R DANCE 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 180 08 MWF GER 8 CONT DAN I 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4355 09 MWF GER 8 CONT DAN I 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 180 11 MWF GER 8 CO NT DAN I 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4356 11/1 UH GER 6 CONT DAN I 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 160 06/10 UH GER B CONT DAN I 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 180 1212 UH GER 6 CONT DAN I 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION I PE 180 09 MilF GER B CONT DAN II 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4351 10 MWF GER B CONT DAN II 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 160 10/12 UH GER B CONT DAN II 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4358 160 180 315 MW GER 6 CONT DAN I II 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4359 180 180 315 UH GER C8 DRAMA DANCE 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4360 1212 UH GER 8 JAZZ I 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 11 MWF GER 6 FOLK DAN I 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4361 2/4 UH GER B FOLK DAN I 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 12 MWF GER 6 FOLIC. DAN II 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 180 1111 UH GER 8 FOLK DAN III 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 180 II) UH GER 8 FOLK DAN III 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4362 12 HWf GER 8 FOLK OAN IV V 
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PHYS ICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 180 09 MWF GER B EL EM FENC 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4363 180 2 MWF GER 8 ELEM FENC 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4364 3/5 MW FIELD HOCKEY 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4365 3/5 UH FIELD HOCKEY 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 180 4366 180 09 MWF GER FUNDAM ENTAL S 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4367 180 180 10 "'\IF GER FUNDAM ENTAL S 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4368 11 MWF GER FUNDAMENTALS 
PHYSICAL EDLCATION 1 PE 180 4369 180 11 MWF GER FUNDAM ENTAL S 
PHYSICAL EDLCATION 1 PE 180 4370 180 12 MWF GER FUNDAMENTALS 
PHYSICAL EDLCATlON 1 PE 180 4371 160 12 MWF GEP FUNDAMENTALS 
PHYSICAL EDLCATION 1 PE 180 4372 180 1 MWF GER FUNDAMENTALS 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4373 1 MWF GER FUNDAMENTAL S 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4374 180 2 MWF GER FUND AM ENTAlS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 180 4375 180 3 MWF GER FUNOAM ENT Al S 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4376 3 MWF GER FUNDAMENTAL S 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4377 4 MWF GER FUNDAMENTALS 
PHYS ICAl EDUtAT ION 1 PE 180 4378 08/10 UH GER FUNDAMENTALS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 180 4379 D81l0 UH GER FUNDAMENTALS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4380 09/11 UH GER FUNDAMENTALS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4361 09/11 UH GER FUNDAMENTALS 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4382 10/12 UH GER FUNDAMENTALS 
PHYS ICAL E DUCA TlON 1 PE 180 4383 10112 UH GER FUNOAM ENTAlS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 180 4384 1111 UH GER FUNDAMENTALS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4385 180 180 11/1 UH GER FUNDAMENTALS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 160 4366 1212 UH GER FUNDAMENTALS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4387 180 1/3 UH GER FUNDAM EN TALS 
PHYSICAL EDLCATlDN 1 PE 160 4386 1/3 UH GER FUNDAMENTALS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4389 214 UH GER FUNDAM ENTALS 
PHYS I CAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4390 180 214 UH GER FUNDAMENTALS 
PHYSicAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 214 MW GER FUNDAMENTALS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4391 180 3/5 UH GER FUNDAMENTALS 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4392 160 4/6 UH GER FUNDAMENTALS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4393 4/6 UH GER FUNDAMENTALS 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 180 10/12 MW D El EM GOLF 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 1111 MW D El EM GOLF 
PHYS IC AL EDUCATlDN I PE 180 1212 MW o ELEM GOLF 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 09/11 UH D El EM GOLF 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 10/12 UH o ELEM GOLF 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 11/1 UH D ELEM GOLF 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 1212 UH o ELEM GOLF 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4394 180 1/3 MW LAU OINT GOLF 
PHYS I CAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 o GOLF 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 1111 UH GER GYMNAST I CS II 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4395 160 1212 UH GER GYMNASTICS I 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4/6 UH GER GYMNASTICS I 
PHYSICAL EDUCAT ION 1 PE 160 1 MWF PE PER DEFENSE 
PHYSICAL EDUCAT ION 1 PE 180 214 UH PE PER DEFENSE 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 160 09/5 H 08 El EM SK I 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 180 09/5 S 08 ElEM SKI 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 160 113 UH ElEM SOFTBALL 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 180 2/4 UH ElEM SOFTBALL 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 180 3/5 UH INT SOFTBALL 
PHYSICAL EDLCAl ION 1 PE 180 09 MWF GER ELEM SWIM 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE IBO 4396 180 10 MWF GER ElEM SWIM 
PHYS IC At EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4397 180 11 MWf GER ELEM SWIM 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4398 160 12 MWF GER ELEM SWIM 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4399 180 180 1 MWF GER ELEM SWIM 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 180 4400 160 2 M\lF GER ELEM SWIM 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4401 3/5 UH GER ELEM SWIM 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4402 09/11 UH GER ELEM SWIM 
PHYS ICAL E DUCA TlON 1 PE 180 4403 180 10/12 UH GER ELEM SWIM 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4404 2/4 UH GER ELEM SWIM 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4405 180 09 MWF GER INT SWIM 
PHYSICAL EOIJCATION 1 PE 180 10 MWF GER INT SWIM 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 11 M\lF GER INT SWIM 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 12 MWF GER INT SWIM 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 2 MWF GER INT SWIM 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 160 09/11 UH GER INT SWIM 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4406 180 180 1111 UH GER INT SWIM 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4407 180 180 113 UH GER INT SWIM 
PHYS ICAL EOIJCATION 1 PE 180 214 UH GER ADV SWIM 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4408 180 160 1212 UH GER FIGURE SWIM 
PHYS ICAl EDLCATION 1 PE 180 IBO 09 MWF lE I 08 SCU8A DIV 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4409 2 MWF LEI 08 SCUBA DIV 
PHYSICAL EDLCATION I PE 180 1 MWF LEI DB SCU6A DIV 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4410 160 180 11/1 UH LE [ DB SCUBA DIV 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 SWIMMING 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION I PE 160 08 MWf ElEM TENN I S 
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PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 180 09 MOfF ElEM TENNIS 
PHYSICAl EOUCATION 1 PE 180 12 MWf ElEM TENNIS 
PHYSICAl EIlUCATlIlN 1 PE 180 1 HWF ElEM TENNIS 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 180 2 HOfF ElEM TENNI S 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 180 3 HOfF ElEM TENNI S 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 160 06/10 UH ElEM TENNIS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATlIlN 1 PE 160 10112 UH ElEM TENNIS 
PHYSICAl EDUCATIIlN 1 PE 180 4411 180 11/1 UH ElEM TENNIS 
PHYSICAl EDUCATIIlN I PE 160 113 UH ElEM TENNIS 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATlIlN 1 PE 160 09/11 Uti INT TENN IS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4412 10/12 UH INT TENNIS 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4413 1212 Uti INT TENN IS 
PHYSICAl EDUCATIIlN 1 PE 180 2/4 UH INT TENNIS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATIIlN 1 PE 180 3/5 UH ADV TENNIS 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 160 TENN IS 
PHYS ICAl EDUCAT IIlN 1 PE 180 4414 160 11 MWF 8 TRACK 
PHYSICAl EDUCATIIlN 1 PE 180 4415 214 UH TRACK 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 180 214 UH TRACK FIELD 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 160 09/11 Uti GER ElEH TRAHP 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 160 10/12 UH GER ELEM TRAMP 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 160 4416 160 1212 UH GER El EM TRAMP 
PHYS ICAl EDUCAT ION I PE 160 4417 113 UH GER ElEM TRAMP 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 180 4416 3 MWF GER ElEM VOllEY 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 160 113 UH GER ElEM VOllEY 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 160 214 Uti GER INT VOll EY 
PHYSICAl EOUCATION 1 PE 180 4419 3/5 UH GER INT VOllEY 
PHYSICAL EDUCATlIlN 1 PE 160 4420 4/6 UH GER INT VOllEY 
PHYSICAl EDUCATIIlN 1 PE 380 II MWF ARCHER Y 
PHYSICAL EDUCATIIlN 1 PE 360 12 MWF ARCHERY 
PHYSICAl EDUCATlIlN 1 PE 380 1 HWF ARCHERY 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 2 MWF ARCHERY 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 3 MWF ARCHERY 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 380 10/12 UH ARCHERY 
PHYSICAl EOUCATION 1 PE 360 1212 UH ARCHERY 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 380 113 UH ARCHERY 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 360 09/11 UH WGY INT 8AOI'IIN 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 360 10/12 UH WGY INT BADMIN 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 380 4421 11/1 UH WGY INT BAOMIN 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 360 1212 UH WGY INT BAOI'IIN 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 3BO 4422 113 UH WGY lNT BAOM IN 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 WGY 6AOMINTON 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 380 315 UH WGY INT BASKET 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 08 MWF UN o ElEM BOWL 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 3BO 4423 3BO 380 09 MWF UN o ElEM BOWL 
PHYSICAl EIXJCATION 1 PE 360 4424 10 MWF UN D ElEM BOWL 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 360 4425 380 1 MWF UN D ElEM BOWL 
PHYSICAl EIXJCATlON 1 PE 3BO 4426 3BO 380 2 MWF UN o ElEM BOWL 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 360 4421 3 MWF UN o ElEM 80Wl 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 360 08/10 UH UN o ElEH BOWL 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 380 4428 380 09/11 UH UN o ElEM BOWL 
PHYSICal EDUCATION 1 PE 380 113 UH UN o ElEM BOWL 
PHYS ICAl EOUCA TlON 1 PE 380 3 MWf UN OINT 60Wl 
PHYSICAl EDUCATIDN 1 PE 380 4429 380 214 UH UN OINT 60Wl 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 3BO 4430 380 3/5 UH UN OINT 60Wl 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 380 09/11 MW o El EM CANOE 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 3BO 10112 MW o ElEM CANOE 
PHYS ICAl EDUCA TlON 1 PE 380 09/11 UH D ElEM CANOE 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 3BO 10/12 UH o El EM CANOE 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 380 11/1 UH o ElEM CANOE 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 380 1212 UH o ElEM CANOE 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 380 4431 12 MWF GER B BAllET I 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 380 11/1 UH GER B BAllET I 
PHYSICal EDUCATION 1 PE 360 1212 UH GER B BAllET I 
PHYSICal EDUCATION 1 PE 3BO 1111 UH GER B BAllET II 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 380 12 MWf GER 8 BAllET II 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 4432 380 360 4/6 UH GER 8 BAllET III 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 380 08 MWF GER 8 CONT DAN I 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 380 4433 09 MWF GER 8 CONT DAN I 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 3BO 11 HWf GER 8 CONT DAN I 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 4434 11/1 UH GER 8 CONT DAN I 
PHYSICal EDUCATION 1 PE 380 08/10 UH GER 8 CONT DAN I 
PHYSICal EDUCATION 1 PE 360 1212 UH GER B CONT DAN I 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 380 09 MWF GER B CONT DAN II 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 4435 10 MWF GER 8 CONT DAN II 
PHYSICal EDUCATION I PE 380 10112 UH GER 6 CONT DAN II 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION I PE 3BO 4436 380 380 3/5 MW GER B CONT DAN III 
PHYS I Cal EIlUCA TlON 1 PE 380 4437 360 380 315 UH GE R CB DRAMA DANCE 
PHYSICAL EOUCATION I PE 380 4438 1212 UH GER 8 J All I 
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Room. 
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PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 11 Miff GER 8 fOLK DAN I 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 4439 214 UH GEII 8 FOLK DAN I 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 12 MifF GER 8 FOLK DAN II 
PHYSICAL EDuCATION 1 PE 380 11/1 UH GER 8 FOLK DAN III 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 1/3 UH GER 8 FOLK DAN III 
PHYSICAL EDUCATlDN 1 PE 380 4440 12 MifF GER 6 FOLK DAN IV V 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 09 MWF GER II ELEM fENC ING 
PHYS I CAL EDUCAT ION 1 PE 380 4441 3BO 2 MWF GEII B ELEM FENCING 
PHYSICAL EDUCAT[ON 1 PE 380 4442 3/5 Mil FIELD f()CKEY 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 4443 3/5 UM FIELD HOCKEY 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 10112 MIf D ElEM GOLF 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 11/1 Mil o ElEM GOLF 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 1212 MW o ELEM GOLF 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 09/11 UH o ELEM GOLF 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 10/12 UH D EL EM GOLF 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 11/1 UH o EL EM GOlf 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 1212 UH o ELEM GOLf 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 4444 380 1/3 MIf LAU OINT GOLF 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 360 o GOLF 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 11/1 UH GER GYMNAST ICS II 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 4445 380 1212 UH GER GYMNASTICS 1 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 4/6 UH GER GYMNAST ICS 1 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 1 MWF PE PER DEFENSE 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 Zl4 UH PE PER DEFENSE 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 09/5 H 06 ELEM SKI 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 09/5 S 08 ELEM SK I 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 3/5 UH INT SOFT IIALL 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 380 4446 380 09 MWF GER [NT SWIM 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 380 10 MWF GER INT SWIM 
PHVS ICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 11 MWF GER INT SWIM 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 12 MWF GER INT SIIIM 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 380 2 MWF GER INT SWIM 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 09/11 UH GER INT SWIM 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 ~44T 3BO 380 11/1 UH GER INT SII[M 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 4448 3BO 380 1/3 UH GER INT SlflM 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 2/4 UH GEII ADV SWIM 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 4449 380 380 1212 UH GER FIGURE SWIM 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 380 09 MWF lE I 08 SCUBA DIV 
PHVSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 4450 1l MWF LEI 08 SCUIIA DIY 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 380 1 MWF LEI 08 SCUBA OIV 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 3BO 4451 380 380 11/1 UH LE I Oil SCUIIA DIV 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 SWIMMING 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 08 MIIF ELEM TENNIS 
PHYS ICAL EOUCATION 1 PE 380 09 MifF ELEM TENNIS 
PHYSICAL EOUCATION 1 PE 380 12 MWF ElEM TENNIS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 1 MWF ElEM TENNIS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 2 MifF ElEM TENNIS 
PHYSICAL EOUCATION 1 PE 380 3 MWF ElEM TENNIS 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 380 08/10 UH ELEM TENNIS 
PHYS ICAL EDUCAT ION 1 PE 380 10/12 UH ELEM TENNIS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 4452 380 11/1 UH ElEH TENNIS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 113 UH ELEM TENN IS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 09/11 UH INT TENNIS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 4453 10/12 UH INT TENI'HS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 360 4454 1212 UH [NT, TENN IS 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 380 2/4 UH [NT TENNIS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 3{5 UH ADV TENNIS 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 TENN IS 
PHYSICAL EOUCATION 1 PE 380 4455 380 11 MWF 8 TRACK 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 4456 2/4 UH TRACK 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 214 UH TRACK F[ELD 
PHYS ICAL EDUCATION 1 PE 380 2/4 UH WGV INT VOLLEY 
PHYS ICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 380 4451 3/5 UH WGY INT VOllEY 
PHYSICAl EDUCATION 1 PE 360 4458 4/6 UH wGY INT VOllEy 
fcc C-SJl 251 cOllcurrent 
and \romen 
PROFESSIONAL COURSES 
No COu ..... Have Priority Hours for Enrollment 
INTRa HEAl TH t P E 2 PE 131 4491 08 UH 120 PE ADLER OA 
INTRO HEAlTH t P E 2 PE 131 08 UH 120 PE ADLER OA 
[NTRO HEAlTH t P E 2 PE 131 4492 10 UH 120 PE PUCKETT IIA 
PRO AC FUNO 1-2 PE 194 4493 09 MWF GER PRINCE RIIA 
PRO AC FIELD SPORTS 1-2 PE 194 4494 10 MIIF YOUNGER RIIA 
PRO AC 6ASKET8 1-2 PE 194 09 M\lF GER SISLEY RWA 
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PRO AC TUHBL 1-2 PE 19~ 10 IIWF GER RWA 
PRO AC CON DAN 1-2 PE 194 09 IIWF GER HEARN RI/A 
PRO AC TENN IS 1-2 PE 194 10 MWF PUCKETT RWA 
PRO At MOV + GAMES 2 PE 195 4495 10-12 MWF 63 PE SPRAGUE .. OA 
PRO AC ELEM AQ 2 PE 195 10-12 MIIF VAN ROSSEN OA 
PRO AC TRACK FIELD 2 PE 195 10-12 MWF 63 PE BOWERMAN OA 
GAMES FOR EL EM SCH 1 PE 221 08 UH KELLY A 
GAMES FOR ELEM SCH 1 PE 221 ~496 10 MWF IIGY KELLY A 
GAMES FOR EL EM SCH 1 PE 221 4497 1 MIIF IIGY KELLY A 
GAMES FOR El EM SCH 1 PE 221 4498 4 MIIF WGY A 
GAllES FOR El Ell SCH 1 PE 221 4499 09 UH IIGY MUNSON A 
GAMES FOR ELEM 5CH 1 PE 221 4500 10 UH WGY KELLY A 
GAMES FOR El Ell SCH 1 PE 221 lt501 2 UH WGY A 
GAMES FOR EL Ell SCH 1 PE 221 OB UH KELLY A 
GAMES FOR El EM SCH 1 PE 221 A 
BODY MOYE POST TUMBl 1 PE 223 10 "IIF KELLY A 
BODY MOYE POST TUMBl 1 PE 223 1 "IIF A 
BODY MOVE POST TUMBL 1 PE 223 ~ MIIF A 
800Y MOVE POST TUMBl 1 PE 223 09 UH MUNSON A 
BODY MOYE POST TUIIBl 1 PE 223 10 UH KELLY A 
BODY MOYE POST TUMBl 1 PE 223 2 UH KElLY A 
BODY MOVE POST TUM8l 1 PE 223 08 UH KELLY A 
BODY MDYE POST TUHBl 1 PE 223 A 
RHYTHMS FOR ElEM SCH 1 PE 222 4502 OB UH A 
RHYTHMS FOR ELEM SCH 1 PE 222 10 "WF KELLY A 
RHYTHMS FOR EL EM SCH 1 PE 222 1 MWF KELLY A 
RHYTHMS FOR ELEM SCH 1 PE 222 4 MWF A 
RHYTHMS FOR El EM SCH 1 PE 222 09 UH MUNSON A 
RHYTHMS FOR El EM 5CH 1 PE 222 10 UH KELLY A 
RHYTHMS FOR El EM SCH 1 PE 222 2 UH KELLY A 
RHYTHMS FOR ElEII SCH 1 PE 222 A 
LIFE SAV ING 2 PE 291 ~503 291 291 3 IIWF GER GLOVER. WA 
LIFE SAVING 2 PE 291 4504 3 MWF LEI VAN ROSSEN OA 
LIFE SAVING 2 PE 291 291 3 MWF lEI VAN ROSSEN DA 
LIFE SAVING 2 PE 291 4505 3-5 UH LEI VAN ROSSEN OA 
LIFE SAVING 2 PE 291 3-5 UH GER SEKERES WA 
SWIM SAFETY INSTRUCT 2 PE 292 09-11 UH GER GLOVER WA 
SWill SAFETY INSTRUCT 2 PE 292 292 3-5 UH LEI VAN ROSSEN OA 
SWIM SAFETY INSTRUCT 2 PE 292 2-4 UH GER GLOVER WA 
PRO AC GYMNASTICS 1-2 PE 29~ 4506 08 MWf GER GRIFFITH RWA 
PRO AC BADMINTON 1-2 PE 294 ~501 09 MIIF GER PUCKETT A 
PRO AC GYMNAST II 1-2 PE 29~ OB IIIIF GER GRIFFITH A 
PRO At SWill 1-2 PE 294 09 MWF GER SEKERES A 
PRO AC TRACK fiELD 1-2 PE 294 08 MWF YOUNGEN A 
PRO At GlJ..f 1-2 PE 294 09 MWF MUNSON A 
PRO AC BASE + BASKET 2 PE 295 450B 08-10 MIIF 63 PE ADLER DA 
PRO AC ElEM GYII 2 PE 295 08-10 MWF 63 PE R SMITH OA 
PRO At WT TR + fOOT 2 PE 295 08-10 MWF 63 PE FREI • Oil. 
PRIM PRACT PHYS EDut 3 PE 341 4509 09 MWF 120 PE SPRAGUE TA 
CLASS TECHNIQUES 3 PE 3~2 09 MI/f 120 PE SPRAGUE TOA 
ClASS TECHNIQUES 3 PE 3~2 09 MWF 201 GER PUCKETT TWA 
ORGAN ADMIN PHYS ED 3 PE 3~3 09 IIWF 114 PE SPRAGUE A 
ADMIN AQUATIC PROGR 3 PE 344 1110 U 114 PE VAN ROSSEN A 
CARE PREVENT INJURIE 3 PE 361 10 UHS 120 PE RHODA A 
PRO AC FUNO OR OAN 1-2 PE 394 ~510 1 MifF GER PUCKETT ROA 
PRO AC FLO SP OR DAN 1-2 PE 394 4511 2 MWF YOUNGEN A 
PRO AC FIJ..K SQ DAN 1-2 PE 394 1-3 IIWf GER HEARN ROA 
PRO AC SOFT8 1-2 PE 394 1 MWF YOUNGEN RI/A 
PRO AC SWill 1-2 PE 39~ 2 MWF GER GLOVER RWA 
PRO AC TEN SOCCER 2 PE 395 ~512 1-3 MWF 63 PE liRA 
PRO AC FOLK SQ OAN 2 PE 395 1-3 MWF HEARN ROA 
PRO AC BADMIN VOLLEY 2 PE 395 1-3 III/F 63 PE BRUllBACH ROA 
THESIS PE 403 ~513 ~03 403 A 
READING + CONF PE ~05 ~51~ 405 405 A 
PROBLEMS ADM ATH 3 pE ~06 12 MIIF 121 GER ADLER A 
PRO INTRM PROG 3 PE 406 2 MWF 301 GER BORCHARDT A 
PROBLENS PE 406 ~515 406 ~06 RA 
PR08LENS PE 406 A 
NETH El 5tH PHYS EO 3 PE 420 4516 420 ~20 09 MWF 301 GER KELLY A 
NETH EL S4:H PKYS EO 3 PE ~O 4517 420 420 1 IIWF 121 GER IIUNSON A 
NETH EL S4:H PHYS EO 3 PE ~20 A 
FOUND El 5C1t PHYS ED 3 PE 423 7110 M 207 GER MUNSON MA 
ADMIN El SCIt PHYS ED 3 PE 42" 1110 U 201 GER MUNSON IIA 
CORRECflYE PHY5 EOut 3 PE ~~" 08 MWF 121 GER WOOTEN BCA SCHOOL PRDGR M 3 PE "5 ·08 MIIF 120 PE SPRAGUE A 
TISTS + NfASURENENTS 3 PE 446 4518 OB MWF 120 PE REUTER GA 
fiSTS + NEASUREMENTS 3 PE 4~6 7-9 Nw 121 GER REUTER GA 
TESTS + MEASUREMENTS 3 PE 4~6 GA 
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Fall Room, 
Course Title Credits Dept. ... Vo. TLN W 5 55 HOllr Days Building Instrllctor .votes 
FOOTBAll COACH[NG 3 PE 4b5 2-4 UH 120 PE FRE[ DA 
BASKETBAll COACH[NG 2 PE 4bb 10 UH 120 PE BELKO OA 
BASEBAll COACH[NG 2 PE 4b7 4519 2 UH 120 PE K[RSCH OA 
TRACK COACH[NG 2 PE 4b8 2 UH 120 PE BOWERMAN OA 
K[NES[OlOGY 3 PE 472 08 UHS+ 114 PE S [GERSETH CA 
+ lAB + PE 472 09 U 114 PE A 
+ lAB + PE 472 09 H 114 PE A 
PHYSIOLOGY EXERC[SE 3 PE 473 7-9 MW 114 PE EVONUK KA 
PRO AC BASK ET VOll EY 1-2 PE 494 4520 1 MWF GER SISLEY R\lA 
PRO AC BASKET VOllEY 1-2 PE 494 GER SISLEY RWA 
PRO AC CONT OAN 1-2 PE 494 10-12 MWF GER OOUGHERTY RWA 
PRO AC ARCH BOWL 1-2 PE 494 4521 11 MWF A 
PRO AC ARCH 80Wl 1-2 PE 494 10 MWF MUNSON RW 
PRO AC TENN [S 1-2 PE 494 4522 10 MWF PUCKETT A 
PRO AC TENN[S 1-2 PE 494 11 MWF PUCKETT R\lA 
PRO AC AO AQUAT 2 PE 495 4523 10-12 MWF b3 PE VAN ROSSEN ROA 
PRO AC AOV GYM 2 PE 495 10-12 MWF b3 PE SMITH ROA 
PRO AC WREST 2 PE 495 1-3 MWF b3 PE REUTER A 
PRO AC GOLF ARCH HAN 2 PE 495 10-12 MWF b3 PE BORCHARDT A 
RESEARCH PE 501 4524 501 501 501 NA 
THES [S PE 503 4525 503 503 503 NA 
READ[NG PE 505 452b 505 505 505 A 
PROBl EMS PE 50b 4527 50b 50b 50b A 
SPEC PR EXER PHYS[ 3 PE 50b 2-4 MW BRUBAKER A 
S EM MOTO R SK lEARN 3 PE 507 09 MWF 207 GER BRUMBACH A 
SEM PHILOSOPHY OF PE 3 PE 507 4528 11 M\lF 129 PE OOUGHERTY A 
SEM PHILOSOPHY OF PE 3 PE 507 A 
SEM SC[ENT BAS[S PE 3 PE 507 A 
SEM COMPARATIVE PE 3 PE 507 09 UHS 129 PE ESSLINGER A 
SEM[NAR PE 507 4529 507 507 507 A 
SEM AOV EX PHYS 3 PE 507 4530 507 507 507 2-4 UH 129 PE EVONUK A 
SEM APPl[EO ANAT PE 507 4-b UH 129 PE CLARKE + A 
SEM PE MENT RET 3 PE 507 A 
SEM PR ATH [NJUR 3 PE 507 A 
WORKSHOP PE 50B 4531 508 508 508 A 
PRACT[CUM PE 509 4532 509 509 509 A 
H[ST THEO PHYS EOUC 3 PE 515 515 1 MWF 129 PE WASHKE A 
CURRENT MOVE PHYS EO 3 PE 518 1 M\lF 129 PE WASHKE A 
OEVElOPMENT PROGRAM 3 PE 520 3 MWF 120 PE REUTER A 
PROC CORRECT PHYS EO 3 PE 521 4533 11-1 UH 207 GER WOOTEN A 
ADV CORRECTIVE PROC 3 PE 522 10 UHS 207 GER WOOTEN A 
PHYS EO HANO[CAPPEO 3 PE 523 11-1 UH 207 GER WOOTEN A 
TECHN[QUE RElAXAT[ON 3 PE 527 A 
MOTOR SKILL lEARN[NG 3 PE 533 11 MWF 129 PE BRUMBACH A 
STAT[ST[CAl METHOOS 3 PE 540 4534 4-b MW 114 PE Cl ARKE A 
STATlST[CAl METHOOS 3 PE 540 4535 4-b UH 101 PE Cl ARKE A 
STATlST[CAl METHOOS 3 PE 540 Cl ARKE A 
STAT[ST[CAl METHOOS 3 PE 541 4-b MW 101 PE CLARKE A 
STAT[ST[CAl METHOOS 3 PE 541 4-b UH 101 PE Cl ARKE A 
METHODS OF RESEARCH 3 PE 544 453b 544 4 MWF 120 PE GESER A 
METHOOS OF RESEARCH 3 PE 544 A 
EXPER[MENTAl OES[GN 4 PE 545 4-b MW 114 PE CLARKE A 
AOM[N[STR PHYS EOUC 3 PE 551 09 UHS 129 PE ESSLINGER A 
AOM[N[STR PHYS EOUC 3 PE 551 A 
[NTRAMURAL ORGAN[ZAT 3 PE 553 4537 553 1 MWF 129 PE WASHKE A 
AOM[N[STR FAC[l[T[ES 3 PE 55b 12 MWF 120 PE RHOOA A 
AOM[N[STR FAC[l[T[ES 3 PE 55b A 
CURRICULUM CONSTRUCT 3 PE 558 08 MWF 129 PE SPRAGUE A 
PROFESS PREPARATION 3 PE 559 A 
FOUNO PHYSIC GROWTH 3 PE 5bl 4538 10 UHS 207 GER MUNSON A 
CHANGES 800Y CHILO 3 PE 5b2 11-1 UH 207 GER MUNSON A 
GROWTH T[SSUE ORGANS 3 PE 5b3 10 UHS 207 GER MUNSON A 
MOTOR OEVElOP CHILO 3 PE 5b7 A 
GROSS ANATOMY 3 PE 572 4539 573 572 12 MWF 114 PE S [GERSETH A 
T-Jullior and Senior standing illl11ajor .I-School of Ed Block program only 
B-Senior standing in major K-Di311,2 
C-Bi 391.2 O-For :\Ien onh-
D-Senior standing \\--For \\-omeli onh-
E-Bi 391. 2; FE-I72 I.-Hi 391. 2. PE -172.5-10 
F-PE540.1 
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DANCE 
No Cou ..... Have Priority Hours for Enrollmenl 
Fall Room, 
C ollrse Tit/e Credits Dept. No. TLY W S SS Hour Days Building blstructor Notes 
INTRODUCT TO DANCE 2 D 251 4561 11 UH 121 GEII. DOUGHERTY 110 
FUNDAMENTALS RHYTHM 2 D 252 4562 09-11 UH GER MADRID 110 
DANCE LA80RATORY 2 D 254 4563 255 256 3-5 MWF GER DOUGHERH .. WO 
DANCE LABORATORY 2 D 254 4564 255 256 4--6 UH GER HEARN WO 
DANCE LABORATORY 2 D 254 4565 08-10 MWF GER APPlETON 110 
MOVEMENT NOTATION .3 D 251 09-11 UH GEII. DUNKLEY WO 
ELEM DANCE COMPOSIT 3 D 351 4566 3-5 UH GER DOUGHERTY WO 
ADV DANC E COMPOS IT 3 0 352 3-5 UH GER DUNKLEY 110 
DANCE ACCOMPANIMENT 3 0 353 3-5 UH GER MADRID 110 
DANCE LABORATORY 2 0 354 4567 08-10 MWF GER APPLETON 110 
DANCE LABORATORY 2 0 354 4568 355 356 1-3 UH GER APPLETON + 110 
DANCE LABORATORY 2 0 354 4569 355 356 4-6 UH GER HEARN WO 
PROBLEMS D 406 4570 406 406 1-3 MIIF GER DUNKLEY" 110 
HIST DANCE TO 1900 3 D 452 4571 10 UHS 121 GER DUNKL EY 110 
DANCE LABORATORY 2 D 454 4512 08-10 HIIF GER APPLETON 110 
DANCE LABORATORY 2 0 454 4573 455 456 1-3 UH GER APPLETON + 110 
DANCE LABORATORY 2 D 454 4574 455 456 4--6 UH GER HEARN 110 
O--For men only \\~-For women only 
HEALTH EDUCATION 
Service Courses 
All eo" ..... Have 
Priority Hours for Enrollmenl Slarling: 10H 11H IH 2H 3H 4H 08F 09F IOF 
for Students with Names Beginning T-Z A-II C-D i-G H.,J K-I. M-N ()'R S 
HEAL TH EDUCA flON 1 HE 150 4591 08 UH 101 PE .JACOBSON A 
HEALTH EDUCATION 1 HE 150 08 UH 101 PE HOS(JI(AWA A 
HEALTH EDUCATION 1 HE 150 4592 150 150 09 UH 101 PE HOSOKAWA + A 
HEALTH EDUCATION 1 HE 150 4593 150 150 II UH 120 PE FURRER A 
HEAL TH EDUCATION 1 HE 150 4594 2 UH 301 GER BREEN A 
HEAL TH EDUCATION 1 HE 150 150 2 UH 301 GER HAAR A 
PERSONAL HEAL TH 3 HE 250 08 UHS 101 PE JACOIlSON 
PERSONAL HEALTH 3 HE 250 08 UHS 121 GER SCHLAADT 
PERSONAL HEALTH 3 HE 250 4595 250 08 MIIF 101 PE JACOBSON 
PERSONAL HEALTH 3 HE 250 08 MilF 114 PE GRANT 
PERSONAL HEALTH 3 HE 250 4596 09 MilF 101 PE GRANT 
PERSONAL HEALTH 3 HE 250 250 09 HNF 101 PE KIME 
PERSONAL HEALTH 3 HE 250 
PERSONAL HEALTH 3 HE 250 4597 09 MlIF 121 GER SMITH 
PERSONAL HEALTH 3 HE 250 09 HWF 114 PE SCHLAADT 
PERSONAL HEALTH 3 HE 250 09 HWF 121 GER 
PERSONAL HEALTH 3 HE 250 4598 09 UHS 121 GER 
PERSONAL HEALTH 3 HE 250 4599 09 UHS 114 PE TUCK H 
PERSONAL HEALTH 3 HE 250 4600 250 250 10 MIIF 101 PE FURRER 
PERSONAL HEALTH 3 HE 250 4601 250 250 10 HWF 121 GER HOSOKAWA 
PERSONAL HEALTH 3 HE 250 10 MIIF 114 PE 
PERSONAL HEALTH 3 HE 250 4602 250 250 11 MWF 101 PE FURRER 
PERSONAL HEALTH 3 HE 250 4603 250 11 MIIF 121 GER LEIiIS 
PERSONAL HEALTH 3 HE 250 11 MWF 121 GER HOSOKAWA 
PERSONAL HEALTH 3 HE 250 4604 250 250 11/1 UH 301 GER PUCKETT 
PERSONAL HEALT H 3 HE 250 4605 250 250 1 MWF 101 PE FURRER 
PERSONAL HEALTH 3 HE 250 1 MWF 114 PE HAAR 
PERSONAL HEALTH 3 HE 250 4606 250 1 MWF 114 PE GRANT 
PERSONAL HEALTH 3 HE 250 4607 250 2 MWF 101 PE KIME 
PERSONAL HEALTH 3 HE 250 2 MWF 114 PE HDSOKAWA 
PERSONAL HEALTH 3 HE 250 4608 250 3 MWF 101 PE HOSOKAWA 
COMMUNITY HEALTH 3 HE 251 251 2 MWF 301 GER GRANT 
COMMUNITY HEAlTH .3 HE 251 4609 251 10 MWF 114 PE GRANT 
FIRST AID 3 HE 252 4610 252 252 11 UH 101 PE DIONNE + 
FIRST AID 3 HE 252 4611 252 252 2 UH 101 PE DIONNE + 
FIRST AID 3 HE 252 
FIRST AI D LAB HE 252 4612 252 252 08-10 U 63 PE 
FIRST AID LAB HE 252 4613 252 252 08-10 H 63 PE 
FIRST AID LAB HE 252 4614 252 252 08-10 S 63 PE 
FIRST AID LAB HE 252 4615 252 252 3-5 U 63 PE 
FIRST AID LAB HE 252 4616 252 252 3-5 H 63 PE 
FIRST AIO lAB HE 252 4617 252 252 3-5 H 63 PE 
FIRST AIDLAB HE 252 461B 252 252 3-5 II 63 PE 
FIRST AID LAB HE 252 1-3 F 63 PE 
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Professional Courses 
No Counes Have Priority Hours for Enrollment 
Fall Raoll/, 
Course Title Credits Dept. Xo. TL,\- W S SS Hour Days Bllilding 111strlfctor Notes 
SAFETY EDUCATION 3 HE 359 41>31 1 MWF 120 PE SCHLAAOT J 
SAFETY EOUCATION 3 HE 359 09 MWF 120 PE W SMITH J 
PERSONAL HEALTH PROD 3 HE 31>1 41>32 08 MWF 114 PE KIME F 
PERSONAL HEALTH PROD 3 HE 31>1 41>33 11 MWF 114 PE KIME 
COMMUN HEALTH PROB 3 HE 31>2 08 MWF 114 PE GRANT B 
COMMUN HEALTH PROB 3 HE 31>2 11 MWF 114 PE GRANT D 
OISEASES 3 HE 31>3 OB MWF 101 PE JACOBSON 
OISEASES 3 HE 31>3 11 MWF 114 PE LEWIS 
INTRO PUII..IC HEALTH 3 HE 31>4 41>34 31>5 31>1> 11 MWF 301 GER HAAR 
REAOING HE 405 41>35 405 405 HAAR R 
SE"INAR HE 407 41>31> 407 407 HAAR R 
SEM COMM HEALTH PLAN HE 407 7110 U 114 PE TUCK 
WORKSHOP HE 408 41>37 408 408 HAAR MR 
EL EM SCH HEALTH EDUC 3 HE 450 41>38 450 450 11 MWF 120 PE W SM ITH M 
aEM SCH HEALTH EOUC 3 HE 450 41>39 450 4-1> UH 120 PE 
" EL EM SCH HEAL TH EOUC 3 HE 450 4-1> UH 120 PE W SM ITH M 
EL EM SCH HEAL TH EOOC 3 HE 450 
SOC I AL HEAL TH 3 HE 41>3 11-1 UH 121 GER KI ME G 
HEALTH INSTRUCTION 3 HE 41>4 41>40 09 MWF 114 PE SCHLAAOT CG 
HEALTH INSTRUCTION 3 HE 41>4 12 MWF 114 PE SCHLAAOT G 
SCH HEALTH SERVICE 3 HE 41>5 09 MWF 121 GER SMITH CG 
EVAL SCH HEALTH EOUC 3 HE 41>1> 11-1 UH 121 GER KIME G 
DRIVER EDUCATION 3 HE 41>7 41>7 1 MWF 120 PE SCHLAAOT + 
RESEARCH HE 501 41>41 501 501 501 HAAR N 
THESIS HE 503 41>42 503 503 503 HAAR N 
READING HE 505 41>43 505 505 505 
PROD NUTRIT ION 3 HE 501> 7110 H 120 PE TUCK 
PROD MEN EM AOJ 3 HE 501> 41>44 09 UHS 120 PE SMITH 
PR08 DIS CONT 3 HE 501> 7110 H 120 PE KIME + 
PROD TRAFFIC SAF 3 HE 501> 
PROBLEMS HE 501> 41>45 501> 501> 501> 
SEM PHIL FOUND HE 3 HE 507 09 UHS 120 PE KIME 
SEM INAR HE 507 41>41> 507 507 507 HAAR R 
WORKSHOP HE 508 41>47 50B 508 50B 
ISSUES HEALTH EOUC 3 HE 542 41>48 09 MWF 129 PE HAAR 
ISSUES HEALTH EDUC 3 HE 542 
AOV HEALTH INSTRUCT 3 HE 543 4-1> UH 129 PE W SM ITH 
ADM IN SCH HEALTH EO 3 HE 552 09 MWF 129 PE HAAR 
ADMIN SCH HEAL TH EO 3 HE 552 
T-HE362 E-HE-!6+or [ 
~=~lEi3~fr i~e31ior standing in Health and Physcial Education F-HE2S0 
.l-Soph standing in Ed teaching 
I)-Junior-or senior standing and valid driver's license 
RECREATION AND PARK MANAGEMENT 
No Counes Have Priority Hours for Enrollment 
RECREATION SOCIETY 3 RM 150 41>bl 150 150 11-1 UH 302 GER T 
RECREATION SOCIETY 3 RM 150 41>1>2 150 150 3 MWF 114 PE RE ICH + T 
HIST THEO RECREATION 3 RM 251 41>1>3 251 2 MWF 121 GER REICH 
CAMP COUNSEL ING 3 RM 290 41>1>4 1 MWF 301 GER FORO 
RECREAT LEADERSHIP 3 RM 352 41>1>5 OB UH+ 114 PE FORO 
+ LAB + RM 352 41>1>1> 3-5 M GER FORO 
+ LAB + RM 352 41>1>7 3-5 W GER FORO 
+ LAB + RM 352 41>1>8 7-9 U GER FORO 
+ LAB + RM 352 41>1>9 7-9 H GER FORO 
RECREAT LEADERSHIP 3 RM 352 OB UHS 120 PE REICH 
ORGAN ADMIN RECREAT 3 RM 370 41>70 370 371 09 MWF I> QUO ROONEY CI 
CAMP ADMINISTRATION 3 RM 391 41>71 392 10 MWF 301 GER FORO 
YOUTH AGENCI ES 3 RM 394 41>72 395 7110 W 101 PE JACOBSON 01 
READING RM 405 41>73 405 405 405 ROONEY IR 
READING RM 405 41>74 405 405 405 FORO IR 
SEMINAR RM 407 41>75 407 407 407 
S EM REC FOR HANOICA 3 RM 407 41>71> 09/12 S 114 PE LI NOLEY 
SE" REC FOR HANDICA 3 RM 407 407 09/12 S LI NOL EY 
SEM YOUTH LEAD I 3 RM 407 407 1111 UH 114 PE NICKERSON I 
SEM YOUTH LEA II III 3 RM 407 41>77 407 7/10 M 120 PE GODDARD I 
SEM BUDGET + FINANCE 3 RM 407 OB MWF 121 GER HAWORTH FI 
SEM ST UNION MANAG 3 RM 407 7110 H 129 PE I 
SEM GR PROCESS LEAD 3 RM 407 7/10 W 101 PE JACOBSON IRO 
SEM PARK MANAG II 3 RM 407 7/10 H 114 PE MATSLER EI 
SEM OUTDOOR EO PRAC 3 RM 407 FORO I 
SEM OUT EO MENT RET 3 RM 407 FORO I 
SEM BASIC ISSUES 3 RM 407 OB MWF 301 GER HAWORTH E 
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F[ELD WORK PARK ADM 1-9 RM 415 4b7B 415 415 415 10-12 S 101 PE RODNEY E[ 
F[ELD WORK YOUTH AGE 1-9 RM 415 4b79 415 415 415 10-12 S 101 PE WALKER E[ 
F[ELD WORK PROG SPEC 1-9 RM 415 4bBO 415 415 415 10-12 S 101 PE WALKER E[ 
F [ELO WORK REC LEAD 1-9 RM 415 4bBI 415 415 415 10-12 S 101 PE WALKER E[ 
F[ELD WORK OUTO EO 1-9 RM 415 4bB2 415 415 415 10-12 S 101 PE WALKER E[ 
PR[N OUTDOOR EOUCAT 3 RM 490 7/10 H 114 PE FORO GFK 
RECREAT + NATUR RES 3 RM 492 7/10 U 101 PE FORO GFK 
RECREAT + PARK FAC [L 3 RM 497 4bB3 7110 H 114 PE RE[CH GEK 
SCH COMMUN RECR PROG 3 RM 499 4bB4 DB MWF 301 GER HAWORTH G[FKX 
SCH COMMUN RECR PROG 3 RM 499 OB MWF 120 PE RE [CH G[FKX 
RESEARCH RM 501 4bB5 501 501 501 R[N 
THES[S RM 503 4bBb 503 503 503 R[N 
READ [NG RM 505 4bB7 505 505 505 RODNEY R[ 
REAO[NG RM 505 4bBB 505 505 505 FORO R[ 
PROBLEMS RM 50b 46B9 50b 50b 50b ROONEY R[ 
PROBL EMS RM 50b 4b90 50b 50b 50b FORD R[ 
PROB PARK MANAG 3 RM 50b 7110 H 101 PE MATSLER [KA 
PROB PLANT + LAND 3 RM 50b 09-12 S 121 GER SPARKS [KA 
PROB STUDIES SURVEYS 3 RM 50b 7/10 W 129 PE RE [CH [KA 
SEM[NAR RM 507 4b91 507 507 507 R[ 
SEM PH[L FOUN REC 3 RM 507 4b92 7110 W 114 PE RE [CH [KA 
SEM METROPO PARK ADM 3 RM 507 09-12 S 121 GER RE[CH [KA 
SEM AGEN + [NST ADM 3 RM 507 7110 H 129 PE GODDARD [KA 
PR[N PROB RECR SUPER 3 RM 552 7110 U 120 PE RODNEY [KA 
AOM[N[STR RECREAT[ON 3 RM 553 4b93 7110 U 120 PE RODNEY [KA 
PROB CAM P MANAGEMENT 3 RM 554 09-12 S 114 PE ROONEY [KA 
T -Freshman or sophomore standing only or I 
B-R~I 352 F-Senior standing 
C-R~I 150,352 or I O-R~I 39+. 5 
D-R~I 251. 352 or I r\:-Gradl1ate standing 
E-18 hrs. of R~I courses X-graded for majors 
SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM 
No Courses Have Priority Hours for Enrollment 
[NTROOUCT JOURNAL[SM 2 J 224 4711 225 22b 11 UH 13B CMM NELSON 
[NTROOUCT JOURNAL[SM 2 J 224 2 UH 221 ALL JONES 
MECHAN[CS PUBL [SH[NG 3 J 321 4712 09 MWF+ 313 ALL WEBB 
+ LAB + J 321 4713 3-5 M 303 ALL 
+ LAB + J 321 4714 3-5 U 303 ALL 
+ LAB + J 321 4715 3-5 W 303 ALL 
+ LAB + J 321 471b 3-5 H 303 ALL 
+ LAB + J 321 4717 1-3 M 303 ALL 
PHOTOGRAPHY 3 J 335 4718 335 335 1 U+ 30b ALL FREEMESSER 
+ LAB + J 335 4719 335 335 1-5 M HB ALL 
+ LAB + J 335 4720 335 335 1-5 W HB ALL 
+ LAB + J 335 4721 335 1-5 H HB ALL 
PHOTOJOURNAL [SM 3 J 33b 1 U+ 30b ALL FREEMESSER 
+ LAB + J 33b 1-5 M HB ALL 
+ LAB + J 33b 1-5 H HB ALL 
+ LAB + J 33b 1-5 W HB ALL 
PR[N OF AOVERTlS[NG 3 J 341 4722 11 MWF 221 ALL WALES 
PR[N OF AOVERTlS[NG 3 J 341 11 MWF 221 ALL CRAWFORD 
PR[N OF ADVERT[S[NG 3 J 341 341 09 UHS 221 ALL WALES 
REPORT [NG 4 J 3bl 4723 2-4 MWF 2[4 ALL HALVERSON 
REPORT [NG 4 J 3bl 4724 09-11 UHS 214 ALL REA 
REPORTING 4 J 3bl 2-4 MWF 214 ALL JONES 
REPORT [NG 4 J 3bl 3bl OB-I0 MWF 214 ALL JONES 
REPORT [NG 4 J 361 2-4 MWF 214 ALL REA 
REPORTING [ 4 J 3bl 09-11 UHS 214 ALL HULTENG 
COpy ED IT [NG 3 J 371 4725 371 09 UH+ 21B ALL HALVERSON 
+ LAB + J 371 4726 371 3-5 U 302 ALL 
+ LAB + J 371 4727 371 3-5 W 302 ALL 
+ LAB + J 371 412B 371 3-5 H 302 ALL 
COPY EO IT[NG 3 J 371 4729 11 UH+ 2[B ALL JONES 
+ LAB J 371 4730 3-5 M 302 ALL 
+ LAB + J 371 4731 3-5 F 302 ALL 
COPY ED [TlNG II 3 J 372 1 UH+ 21B ALL JONES 
+ LAB + J 372 3-5 M 302 All 
+ LAB + J 372 3-5 F 302 All 
COPY EDIT [NG II 3 J 372 09 UH+ 21B ALL .NESTVOLO 
+ LAB + J 372 3-5 W 302 ALL 
+ LAB + J 372 3-5 H 302 ALL 
RESEARCH J 401 4732 401 401 401 [R 
73 
JOURNALISM (Continued) 
Fall RoolJl. 
COHrse Title Credits Dept. Xv. TLY U- S 55 Hour Days Building Instrllctor Xotcs 
S EN lOR THESIS 1-3 J 403 4733 403 403 11 319 ALL HULTENG HBIR 
READING J 405 4734 405 405 405 IR 
SEM PHILOS OF PHOTOG 2 J 407 4735 3-5 U 319 AlL FREEMESSER GIR 
SEM RADIO TV STA MAN 2 J 407 473& 1-3 U 314 ALL LOGGAN GIR 
SEM PICTURE EDITING 3 J 407 4737 "07 2-5 F 304 ALL FREEMESSER GR 
SEM ADV PHOTOGRAPHY 1-3 J 407 4738 407 407 8-10 U 318 All FREEMESSER GIR 
SEM RADIO TV PROBLEM 2 J 407 3-5 U 314 ALL NESTVOLD GR 
SEH TV NEWS DOC FILM 3 J 407 3-5 U 318 ALL FREEMESSER GIR 
SEM PUB RELAT METHOD 3 J 407 09-11 UH 214 All EWAN GIR 
SEM PUB RELAT METHOD 3 J 407 12-2 UH 214 ALL EWAN GIR 
SEM SCIENCE WRITING 3 J 407 II UH+ 214 ALL LEMERT GIR 
SEM HIST PHOTOGRAPHY 3 J 407 11 MWF 318 ALL FREEMESSER GIR 
SEM RAO TV NEWS WORK 2 J 401 3-5 U 314 All NESTVOlO GIR 
SEM EDIT CARTOON 2 J 407 09 UH 304 All NELSON GIR 
NEWSPAPER MANAGEMENT 3 J 421 2 MwF 30& All WEBB G 
COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER 3 J 424 G 
ADVANCED PRACTICE 1-3 J 425 4739 425 425 10 319 ALL HUlTENG+ INR 
RADIO TELEV NEWS I 3 J 431 4740 431 431 I MWF 214 All NESTVOlD E 
RADIO TElEV NEWS I 3 J 431 "741 10 MWF 214 ALL NESTVDlD E 
RADIO TELEV NEWS II 3 J 432 4742 432 4 MWF 214 All NE STVDlD G 
ADVERT IS ING PRODUCT 3 J 440 4 ~wF 313 ALL WEBB CG 
MEDIA OF ADVERTISING 2 J 441 4743 443 09 UH 313 ALL EWAN CG 
MEDIA OF ADVERTISING 2 J 442 09 UH 313 ALL NESTVOLD CG 
ADVERT IS ING PROBLEMS 3 J 444 09 MWF 313 ALL WALES OG 
ADVERTISING AGENCIES 3 J 445 09 MWF 313 ALL EWAN GI 
ADVERTIS COpy WRIT 3 J 44& 4744 44& 2-5 UH 214 ALL WALES CG 
ADVERTIS CDPY WRIT 3 J 44& 2-5 UH 214 All CRAWfORD CG 
ADVERTIS CDPY WRIT 3 J 44& 10-12 MwF 214 ALL WALES CG 
ADVERTISING LAYOUT 3 J 447 4745 447 2-5 UH 304 ALL NELSON CG 
ADVERTISING LAYOUT 3 J 447 2-5 UH 304 ALL CRAWFORD CG 
ADVERTISING LAYOUT 3 J 447 10-1 UH 304 ALL EWAN CG 
SUPERV SCH PUBLICAT 2-3 J 455 3 MWF 306 All REA G 
PRINCIPLE OF PUB REl 3 J 459 4746 459 459 09 MWF 221 ALL EWAN G 
REPORTING II 4 J 462 462 4&2 11 MWF 306 ALL HALVERSON EG 
MAGAZ FEATURE WR 3 J 4&8 4747 46B 11 MWF 218 ALL NELSON G 
MAGAl FEATURE WR 3 J 468 468 1 MWF 218 ALL METZLER G 
MAGAZINE EDITING 3 J 470 11 MWF 218 ALL NELSON G 
MAGAZINE EDITING 3 J 470 1 MWF 21B ALL METZLER G 
PUBLIC RELATION PROB 3 J 483 II UHS 215 ALL WALES G 
LAW OF PRESS 3 J 4B5 485 10 MWF 221 ALL REA G 
HI ST OF JOURNAL I SM 3 J 487 4748 10 MWF 221 ALL JONES G 
HI ST OF JOURNAL! SM 3 J 487 2 MWF 215 ALL HALVERSON G 
JOURNALISM + OPINION 3 J 494 10 MWf 221 ALL LEMERT G 
RESEARCH J 501 4749 501 501 501 NR 
THESIS J 503 4750 503 503 503 NR 
READING J 505 4751 505 505 505 R 
SEM PUBLIC RELATIONS 3 J 501 4752 2 MWF 215 ALL EWAN R 
SEM AOV RESEARCH 3 J 507 3-5 U 319 ALL WALES R 
SEM COMM RESEARCH 3 J 507 3-5 U 319 ALL LEMERT R 
SEM ECON MASS HEDIA 3 J 501 3-5 H 319 All HALVERSON R 
SEM ADVERTlS ETHICS 3 J 501 3-5 II 319 All CRAWFORD R 
SEM VISUAL COMM RES 3 J 501 3-5 F 319 All FREEMESSER R 
SEM WR NON FICTION 3 J 507 }-5 1'1 319 ALL NelSON R 
COMMUNICAT THEO RES 3 J 512 4753 512 2 MWF 306 ALL LEMERT 
EDITORIAL WRITING 3 J 564 4754 09 UH 319 ALL HULTENG 
iIi jl111rnalisUl ma.inrs in Honnr:, College J )-!Six credit!> ;:uln:nii>ing 
E-J 3(,1 
SCHOOL OF LAW 
No Courses Have Priority Hours for Enrollment 
LAW PROC ESS + FUNC r 3 L 430 08 MWF 311 FEN SUMMERS AM 
CONTRACTS 4 L 411 4781 08 WHFS 3 FEN SUMME RS A 
CONTRACTS 4 l 411 4782 08 WHFS 309 FEN RUBIN A 
CONTRACTS 4 L 412 11 MUWH 3 FEN SUMMERS A 
CONTRACTS 4 L 412 11 MUWH 309 FEN RUBIN A 
PROPERTY 3 L 414 41B3 11 FS 3 FEN Cl ARK A 
PROPERTY 3 L 414 4184 10 M 3 FEN CLARK A 
PROPERTY 3 L 414 4185 11 FS 309 FEN WEATHERFORD A 
PROPERTY 3 L 414 418& 10 M 309 FEN WEATHERFORD A 
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School of Law (Continued) 
Fall RoolI/, 
Course Title Credits Dept. Xo. TLY IV 5 55 Hour Days Buildiug 11lstrllctnr Sotes 
PROPERTY 3 L 415 09 HFS 3 FEN CLARK A 
PROPERTY 3 L 415 09 HFS 309 FEN WEATHERFORD A 
PROPERTY 3 L 416 10 IIU 3 FEN CLARK A 
PROPERTY 3 l 416 11 W 3 FEN CLARK A 
LEGAL BiBliOGRAPHY 1 L 411 4181 09 M 301 FEN VETRI A 
LEGAL BIBliOGRAPHY 1 L 411 4188 09 M 309 FEN RUBIN A 
LEGAL BIBLIOGRAPHY 1 l 411 4189 09 U 309 FEN TITUS A 
LEGAL BIBLIOGRAPHY 1 L 411 4190 09 W 309 FEN WEATHERFORD A 
LEGAL HI BlIOGRAPHY 1 l 411 4191 11 H 309 FEN HUNTER A 
LEGAL BIBLIOGRAPHY 1 L 418 09 M 309 FEN HUNTER A 
LEGAL BIBLIOGRAPHY 1 L 418 09 U 309 FEN A 
lEGAL BiBliOGRAPHY 1 L 418 09 W 309 FEN WEATHERFORD A 
LEGAL B IBl IOGRAPHY 1 l 418 OB F 307 FEN A 
LEGAL BiBlIOGRAPHY 1 L 418 10 F 309 FEN RUBIN A 
CIVIL PROCEOURE 4 L 419 4192 10 WHFS 3 FEN HOLLIS A 
C IV IL PROCEDURE 4 L 419 4793 10 WHFS 309 FEN VETRI A 
CRIMINAL LAW PROCEO 3 l 420 4194 08 MU 3 FEN PLAT!" A 
CRIMINAL LAW PROCED 3 l 420 4195 10 U 3 FEN PLATT A 
CRIMINAL LAW PROCEO 3 L 420 4796 08 MU 309 FEN HUNTER A 
CRIMINAL LAW PROCEO 3 L 420 4797 10 U 309 FEN HUNTER A 
CRIM INAL lAW PROCED 3 L 420 4798 11 MUW 309 FEN TITUS A 
CRIMINAL LAW PROCED 2 l 421 UU FS 3 FEN PLATT A 
CRIM INAL LAW PROCEO 2 L 421 UU FS 309 FEN HUNTER A 
CRIMINAL LAW PROCEO 2 L 421 08 FS 309 FEN A 
TORTS 4 L 422 06 MUWH 3 FENT nus A 
TORTS 4 L 422 08 MUWH 309 FEN A 
TORTS 4 L 423 08 MUWH 3 FEN TITUS A 
AGENCY 3 L 427 11 HFS 3 FEN PLATT A 
EQUITY 4 L 429 10 WHFS 3 FEN SUMMERS A 
LAW PROCESS + fUNCT 3 L 430 3 MWF 309 FEN SUMMERS AM 
SECURE LAND TRANSACT 4 L 434 2 MUWH 3 FEN A 
COMMERCIAL TRANSACT 4 L 435 4199 11 MUI/H 3 FEN SUMMERS A 
COMMERCIAL PAPER 3 .L 436 11 HFS 307 FEN A 
LAND WAT ER RESOURCES 3 L 441 4BOO 08 HFS 217 FEN WEATHERfORD A 
REST nUT ION 3 L 444 08 HFS 307 FEN A 
FAMILY LAW 3 L 446 4801 06 HFS 307 FEN A 
PARTNERS + CORPORAT 4 L 447 4802 09 MUW 3 FEN BASYE A 
PARTNERS + CORPORAT 4 L 447 4803 12 U 3 FEN BASYE A 
PARTNERS + CORPORAT 3 L 448 09 MUW 3 FEN BASYE A 
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW 3 L 449 4804 09 HFS 3 FEN TITUS A 
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW 3 L 450 10 HFS 3 FEN TITUS A 
CODE PL EAD[N G 4 L 453 09 WHFS 3 FEN HOLL IS A 
TRUSTS + ESTATES 4 L 454 10 MU 3 FEN MAPP A 
TRUSTS + ESTATES 4 L 454 08 FS 3 FEN MAPP A 
TRUSTS + eSTATES 4 L 455 09 HU 3 FEN MAPP A 
TRUSTS + ESTATES 4 L 455 11 U 3 FEN MAPP A 
CONFLICT Of LAWS 3 L 458 4805 11 HUW 301 FEN HOLL [S A 
CONfL ICT OF LAWS 3 L 459 09 HUW 307 FEN HOLL! S A 
TRIAL PRACTICE 3 L 460 11 HFS 307 FEN HOLLIS A 
TRIAL PRACTICE 3 L 461 11 MUW 307 FEN HOLLIS A 
CREDITORS RIGHTS 4 L 462 06 MUW 307 FEN A 
CREDITORS RIGHTS 4 L 462 10 U 301 FEN A 
LEGAL PROFESSION 2 L 477 08 UH 307 FEN A 
EVIDENCE 3 L 478 4806 08 MUW 307 FEN A 
EVIDENCE 3 L 479 11 MUW 307 FEN A 
TRADE REGULATION 4 L 481 10 WHFS 309 FEN A 
FEDERAL TAXATION 3 L 482 4801 11 HFS 307 FEN BASYE A 
FEDERAL TAXATION 3 L 4B3 09 HFS 307 FEN BASYE A 
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW 4 L 484 4808 10 WHFS 307 FEN HUNTER A 
FUTURE ESTATE PLAN 4 L 4B5 09 WHFS 309 FEN BASYE A 
S ECUR IT I ES R EGULAT 3 L 486 II HFS 217 FEN A 
LOCAL GOVERNMENT LAW 3 L 487 4809 08 HFS 311 FEN HARMS A 
LEGAL WRITING I L 488 10 HUW 309 FEN A 
SEM INTERNATION LAW 3 L 507 4810 10 HFS 217 FEN RUBIN A 
SEM PREP EDIT LEG MS 1 L 507 4811 09 H 311 FEN HAPP A 
SEM PREP EDIT LEG MS 1 L 507 10 H 311 FEN MAPP A 
SEM PREP EDIT lEG MS 1 L 507 10 M 311 FEN MAPP A 
SEM BUSINESS PLAN 3 l 507 OB HFS 217 FEN A 
SEM LAND-USE PLAN 3 L 501 08 HFS 309 FEN A 
SEH SOCIAL LEGISLAT 3 L 501 08 HFS 311 FEN TITUS A 
SEM INT 8US TRANSACT 3 L 501 11 HFS 311 FEN RUBIN A 
SEM ADM CRIM JUSTICE L 507 1! HFS 309 FEN HUNTER A 
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SCHOOL OF LlBRARIANSHIP 
All Coune. Have 
Priority Hours for Enrollment SI.l1ing' 10H l1H 1 H 2H 3H 4H OaF 09 F 10F 
for Students with Names Beginning S T·Z A·B C·D E.G H·J K·L M·N O·R 
Fall 
C)J/r<~c Title C.'edits Dcpt, Xo, TLX rr S SS Hour Days illstnrc{vr Sotes 
USE OF L1BRARV 1 LIS 127 4812 127 127 11 U 133 LIS· POOLE 
USE OF 1I B~ARY 1 LIB 127 4813 11 H 133 LIB POOLE 
USE OF LIBRARY I LIB 127 4814 9 U 106 LIB POOLE 
CATALOG" CLASSIFIC 3 LIB 411 4815 411 411 411 1-3 UH 106 LIB R KEMPER GS 
BIBL IOGRAPHY .. REFER 3 LIB 421 4816 11 MWF 133 LIB MORRISON GS 
BIBLIOGRAPHY .. REFER :3 LIS 421 421 421 II MWF 133 UB flNOL Y GS 
LI BRA~Y IN SOC IHY 3 LIS 431 4817 431 08/10 UH 133 LIB PI ERRON G 
THE SCHOOL LIBRARY 3 LIB 432 432 08 MWF 133 LIB POND G 
SEL + ACeUI MATERIAL 3 LIB 442 4818 442 4 MifF 133 LIB MERR ITT G 
AUDIO VISUA MATERIAL 3 LIB 445 445 09/11 UH 133 LIB R KEMPER G 
CHILD~EN LITERATURE 3 LIB 451 4819 451 451 451 09 MWF 133 LIB FEllER G 
CHILDREN LITERATURE 3 LIB 451 4820 451 451 451 3 MWF 133 LIB POND G 
READING 3 LIS 505 4821 505 505 505 
SEMINAR 3 LIB 507 
SEMINAR 3 LIB 507 MORRISON 
SEH THE SPEC L[8RARY 3 LIB 501 4822 507 3/5 UH 133 LIB PI ERRON 
PRACT I CUM 3-5 LIB 509 4823 509 509 509 MERRITT 
AOV CATALOG + CLASSI 3 lIB 512 4824 512 512 512 1-3 MOl 106 LIB J KEMPER 
AOV S[BLIOG .. REFER 3 lIB 522 4825 522 522 522 2 MOlE 133 lIB MORRISON 
GOVERN PUBLICATIONS :3 LIB 523 08/10 UH 106 LIB MORR I SON 
PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 LIB 533 533 12 MwF 133 UB MERR IlT 
ACADEMIC LIBRARY 3 LIB 534 534 1 MWE 133 lIB MORR[SON 
LIBRARY AOMINISTRAT 3 LIB 53B 4826 538 I MWF 133 LIB R KEMPER 
HISTORY Of BOOK 3 LIB 541 4827i 541 10 MWF 133 LIB HINTZ 
[NSTRUCT MATERIALS 3 LIB 543 543 08 MWF 133 lIB POND 
YOUNG AOut T SERV ICES 3 lIB 555 4828 555 OB MifF 133 LI S POND 
STORYTELL[NG 3 LIS 558 4829 558 558 55B 2 MWF 106 L[B FEllER 
L[T OF HUMANITIES 3 LIB 561 561 10 MWf 133 LIS MCCOllOUGH 
II T OF SCI ENCES 3 LIB 562 1 MWf 133 LIB MORR[SON 
L[T OF SOC SCIENCES 3 LIB 563 4830: 563 10 MWF 106 LIS JONES 
RES IN L 18RARIANSHIP 3 LIB 511 571 2 MifF 133 LIB R KEMPER 
L[BRARY AUTOMATION 3 LIB 572 572 2/4 UH 133 LIB R KEMPER 
SCHOOL OF MUSIC 
Music 
Courses =looJ 2001 3001 400 Have 
Priority Hours for Enrollment SI.l1ing' 10 H llH 1 H 2H 3H 4H 08F 09F 10 F 
for Students with Names Beginning 5 T·Z A·B C·D E.G H·J K·L M·N O·R 
SAS [C PIANO 1 MUS 050 4551 050 050 11 UH 114 MUS ERLINGS [NR 
BASIC PIANO 1 MUS 050 4852 050 050 12 UH 114 MUS ERLlNGS [NR 
BASIC PIANO I MUS 050 4853 050 050 2 UH 114 MUS HOOVER INR 
BAS IC PIANO 1 MUS 050 4~54 C50 050 4 UH 114 MUS HOOVER E[NR 
BASIC PIANO 1 MUS 050 4855 050 050 5 UH 114 MUS GREUN[NGER BINR 
BASIC PIANO 1 MUS 050 4856 050 050 08 WF 114 MUS ERlINGS INR 
BASIC PIANO 1 MUS 050 4857 050 050 10 Wf 114 MUS GREUNINGER INR 
BAS[C PIANO 1 MUS 050 4858 050 050 12 WF 114 MUS GREUN[NGER INR 
BASIC PIANO I MUS 050 4d59 050 050 2 WF 114 MUS ERLINGS [NR 
BASIC PIANO I MUS 050 4860 050 050 4 WE 114 MUS HOOVER INR 
BASIC VOICE I MUS 051 4861 051 051 08 MW 7 IIUS KEMPSTER INR 
aAS Ie VO ICE I !IUS 051 4862 051 051 09 MW 7 MUS KEIIPSTER INR 
BASIC VOICE I MUS 051 4~63 051 O~I I !I\I 7 MUS KEMPSTER INR 
B~SIC VOICE I MUS 051 4864 051 051 08 UH 7 MUS 01 MONO 
~AS[C VOICE I MUS 051 4865 051 051 09 UH 7 MUS DIMOND 
BASIC VOICE I MUS 051 4866 OSI OS I I UH 7 MUS O[MOND 
MUS I C THEORY 4 MUS 121 4BQ7 122 123 08 MWf+ 104 MUS OWEN 
+ LAB + MUS 121 4868 122 123 08 UH 104 MUS 
MUSIC THEORY 4 MUS 121 486'1 122 123 10 MWF+ 104 MUS CUNN [NGHAM 
+ LAB + MUS 121 4870 122 123 10 UH 104 MUS 
MUSIC THEORY 4 MUS 121 4871 122 123 I MWf+ 104 MUS TUBB 
+ LAB + MUS 121 4872 122 123 I UH 104 MUS 
PERFORM BRASS 1-4 MUS 190 4873 190 190 GOEDECKE fOR 
PERFORM 8RASS 1-4 MUS 1'10 4874 190 190 HILLSTROM FOR 
PERFORM BRASS 1-4 MUS 190 4875 190 190 118 MUS LEE FOR 
PERFORM BRASS 1-4 MUS 190 4876 190 190 190 221 MUS LEWIS FOR 
PERFURM CELLO 1-4 MUS 190 4877 190 190 213 MUS HLADKY FOR 
PERfORM HARP 1-4 MUS 190 4878 190 190 190 CALKINS FOR 
PERFORM HARPSICHORD 1-4 MUS 190 4879 190 190 190 135 MUS HAMIL TON FOR 
PERFORM ORGAN 1-4 MUS 190 48BO 190 190 135 MUS HAM[LTON FOR 
PERFORM ORGAN 1-4 MUS 190 4aBI 190 190 190 ANDERSON fOR 
PERFORM PERCUSSION 1-4 MUS 190 4882 190 190 190 SHRADER FOR 
PERfORM PIANO 1-4 MUS 190 4883 190 190 106 ftJS SITTNER FOR 
PERfORM PIANO 1-4 MUS 190 4864 190 190 lOB MUS G CHOOOS FOR 
PERFORM PIANU 1-4 MUS 190 4885 190 190 210 MUS Y CHOOOS FOR 
PERFORM PIANO 1-4 MUS 190 4886 190 190 190 211 MUS WOODS FOR 
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Fall Room, 
e Oflysa Title Cyedits Dept. .Yo, TLY W S SS Hour Days BlIifdiug Instructor j'otl!s 
PERFORM ST BASS I-It MUS 190 1t887 190 190 213 MUS HLADKY FOR 
PERFORM VIOLA I-It MUS 190 1t888 190 190 201t MUS BOUGHTON FOR 
PERFORM VIOLA 1-4 MUS 190 4889 190 190 190 212 MUS MAVES FOR 
PERFORM VIOLIN I-It MUS 190 4890 190 190 204 MUS BOUGHTON FOR 
PERFORM VIOLIN 1-4 MUS 190 4891 190 190 190 212 MUS MAVES FOR 
PERFORM VOICE 1-4 MUS 190 4892 190 190 205 MUS BAILEY FOR 
PERFORM VOICE 1-4 MUS 190 4893 190 190 207 MUS BR E I OENTHAL FOR 
PERFORM VOICE 1-4 MUS 190 4894 190 190 OIMOND FOR 
PERFORM VOICE 1-4 MUS 190 4895 190 190 KEMPSTER FOR 
PERFORM VoICE 1-4 MUS 190 4896 190 190 120 MUS MilLER fOR 
PERFORM VOICE 1-4 MUS 190 4897 190 190 190 WILSON FORX 
PERFORM WOODWIND 1-4 MUS 190 4898 190 190 115 MUS BERGQUIST FOR 
PERFORM WOODWIND 1-4 MUS 190 4899 216 MUS CUNNINGHAM FOR 
PERFORM WOOOWIND 1-4 MUS 190 4900 190 190 HENDERSON FOR 
PERFORM WOOOWINO 1-4 MUS 190 4901 190 190 MCMANUS FOR 
PERFORM WOODWIND 1-4 MUS 190 4902 190 190 214 MUS TROMBLEY FOR 
PERFORM WOOOWINO 1-4 MUS 190 4903 190 190 190 111 MUS VAGNER FOR 
BAND 1 MUS 195 4904 3 UH. 129 MUS VAGNER IR 
• + MUS 195 12 M 129 MUS VAGNER IR 
BAND MUS 195 4905 4-6 UHF+ 129 MUS LEWIS IR 
+ • MUS 195 09-4 S 129 MUS LEWIS IR BAND 1 MUS 195 195 4 MW 129 MUS lEWIS IR 
BAND I MUS 195 195 3/6 UH" 129 MUS VAGNER IR 
• + /IUS 195 195 195 12 M 129 MUS VAGNER IR ORCHESTRA 1 MUS 196 4906 196 196 4/6 MWF 125 MUS BOUGHTON IR 
ORCHESTRA 1 MUS 196 4907 196 196 196 ]-5 U 125 MUS MAVES IR 
CHORUS I MUS 197 490B 197 197 3 MWF 215 MUS MILLER IR 
CHORUS 1 MUS 197 4909 197 197 1 MWF 129 MUS NORWOOD IR 
CHORUS 1 MUS 197 4910 197 197 3 MWF 202 MUS RISINGER IR 
CHORUS 1 MUS 197 4911 191 191 3 MWF 125 MUS SALT ZIIAN IR 
CHORUS I MUS 197 4912 191 197 197 WilSON IRX 
I HTRO TO MUSIC LIT ] MUS 201 4913 202 203 2 MWF+ 202 MUS CHODOS B 
.. LA8 • MUS 201 4914 202 203 09 U 202 MUS 
.. LAB .. MUS 201 4915 202 20] 2 H 202 MUS 
INTRO TO IIUSIC LIT 3 MUS 201 4916 202 203 3 MWF+ {04 MUS CHOOOS B 
+ LAB .. MUS 201 4917 202 20] 3 UH 104 MUS 
HISTORY OF MUSIC 3 MUS 204 4918 205 206 09 MWF. 202 MUS HURW ITZ C 
+ lAB .. MUS 204 4919 205 206 09 H 202 MUS 
• LAB .. MUS 204 4920 205 206 2 U 202 MUS 
MUSIC THEORY II 4 MUS 221 4921 222 223 06 MWF. 215 MUS HURWITZ 
+ LAB + MUS 221 4922 222 223 08 UH 1I4 MUS 
MUSIC THEORY II 4 MUS 221 4923 222 223 10 MWF 215 MUS OWEN 
.. LAB • MUS 221 4924 222 223 10 UH 114 MUS PERFORM 8RASS 1-4 MUS 290 4925 290 290 GOEDECKE FOR 
PERFORM BRASS 1-4 MUS 290 4926 290 290 HILLSTROM FOR 
PERfORM BRASS 1-4 MUS 290 4927 290 290 11B MUS lEE FOR 
PERFORM BRASS 1-4 MUS 290 4928 290 290 290 221 MUS LEWIS FOR 
PERFORM CEllO 1-4 MUS 290 4929 290 290 213 MUS HLADKY FOR 
PERFORM HARP 1-4 MUS 290 4930 290 290 290 CALKINS fOR 
PERfORM HARPSICHORD 1-4 MUS 290 4931 290 290 290 US MUS HAMilTON FOR 
PERFORM ORGAN 1-4 MUS 290 4932 290 290 135 MUS HAMIL TON FOR 
PERFORM ORGAN 1-4 MUS 290 4933 290 290 290 ANDERSON FOR 
PERFORM PERCUSSION 1-4 MUS 290 4934 290 290 290 SHRAOER FOR 
PERfORM PIANO 1-4 MUS 290 4935 290 290 106 MUS BITTNER FOR 
PERFORM PUNO 1-4 MUS 290 49]6 290 290 lOB MUS G CHOOOS FOR 
PERFORM PIANO 1-4 MUS 290 4937 290 290 210 MUS Y CHODOS fOR 
PERFORM PIANO 1-4 MUS 290 4938 290 290 290 211 MUS WOODS FOR 
PERfORII ST 8ASS 1-4 MUS 290 4939 290 290 213 MUS HLADKY FOR 
PERfORM VIOLA 1-4 MUS 290 4940 290 290 204 MUS BOUGHTON FOR 
PERFORM ViOlA 1-4 MUS 290 4941 290 290 290 212 MUS MAVES FOR 
PERFORM VIOliN 1-4 MUS 290 4942 290 290 204 MUS BOUGHTON FOR 
PERFORM ViOliN 1-4 MUS 290 4943 290 290 290 212 MUS MAVES FOR 
PERFORM VOICE 1-4 MUS 290 4944 290 290 205 MUS BAlLEY FOR 
PERFORM VOICE 1-4 MUS 290 4945 290 290 207 MUS BREIDEPlTHAl FOR 
PERFORM VOICE 1-4 MUS 290 4946 290 290 DIMOND FOR 
PERFORM VOICE 1-4 MUS 290 4947 290 290 KEMPSTER FOR 
PERFORM VOICE 1-4 MUS 290 4948 290 290 120 MUS MIllER FOR 
PERFORM VOICE 1-4 MUS 290 4949 290 290 290 WilSON FORX 
PERFORM WOODWIND 1-4 MUS 290 4950 290 290 115 MUS BERGQUIST FOR 
PERFORM WOODWIND 1-4 MUS 290 4951 290 290 216 MUS CUNNINGHAM FOR 
PERFORM WOOOWIND 1-4 MUS 290 4952 290 290 HENDERSON FOR 
PERFORM WOODwiND 1-4 MUS 290 4953 290 290 MCMANUS FOR 
PERFORM WOODWIND 1-4 MUS 290 4954 290 290 214 MUS TROM8LEY FOR 
PERFORM WOODWIND 1-4 MUS 290 4955 290 290 290 111 MUS VAGNER FOR 
MUS1C FUNDAMENTALS 2 MUS 321 4956 322 08 14"" 20] MUS HIS 
• LAB • MUS ]21 4957 322 09 MW 203 MUS FEIS MUSIC FUPlDAH ENTAL S 2 MUS 321 4958 322 10 14 .. + lO] MUS FEIS 
• LAB + IIUS 321 4959 322 11 MW 20] MUS HIS 
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Music (Continued) 
Fall ROOII/, 
Course Title Credits Dept, Xo, TLX IV S SS Hour Day:;' Brtildiug lllsfrnctor Xotcs 
MUSIC fUNDAMENTALS 2 ,",US 321 4960 322 12 HW+ 203 IlUS CUMMINGS HIS 
+ LAB .. MUS 321 4961 322 1 MW 203 MUS fEIS 
MUSIC FUNOAM ENTAL S 2 MUS 321 4962 322 2 MW+ 203 MUS BUEHNING FEIS 
+ LAB .. MUS 321 4963 322 3 MW 203 MUS fElS 
MUSIC FUNDAMENTALS 2 MUS 321 4964 322 OB UH+ 203 MUS MARTIN HIS 
.. LAB + MUS 321 4965 322 09 UH 203 MUS FEIS 
MUSIC fUNDAMENTALS ,",US 321 4966 322 10 UH+ 203 HUS BUEHNING OISf 
+ LAB + ,",US 321 4967 322 11 UH 203 HUS DISf 
HUSIC fUNDAH ENT AL S 2 MUS 321 4968 322 2 UH+ 203 MUS WHITfiELD fElS 
+ LAB .. MUS 321 4969 322 3 UH 203 HUS fElS 
MUSIC fUNDAMENTALS MUS 321 322 322 4 MW 215 MUS FEIS 
.. LAB .. MUS 321 322 5 MW 215 MUS fElS 
MUSIC fUNDAl! ENTAL S 2 MUS 322 4970 321 321 
" 
MW 203 MUS CUMMINGS fElS 
.. LAB • MUS 322 4971 321 5 MW 203 HUS fElS 
FORM .. ANAL YSI S 2 MUS 330 4972 331 332 09 UH 104 MUS BERGQUIST I 
COUNTERPOINT I 2 MUS 333 4973 334 335 11 UH 104 MUS OWEN I 
I NSTRUM + ORCHESTRAT 2 MUS 336 4974 337 33B 10 UH 202 MUS TUBB I 
COMPOS IT ION I 2 MUS 340 4975 341 342 09 UH 105 MUS KELLER I 
MUSIC BEfORE 1600 3 MUS 360 4976 11 MWf+ 202 MUS TROMBLEY I 
+ LAB + MUS 360 4977 1 H 202 MUS 
MUSIC 1600 TO 1750 3 MUS 361 1l MWf+ 202 MUS I 
+ LAB + MUS 361 I H 202 HUS I 
AVANT GARDE MUSIC 3 MUS 362 11 MWF+ 202 MUS I 
+ LAB + MUS 362 1 H 202 MUS I 
CHORAL CONDUCTING 2 MUS 385 4978 386 385 1 MWf 202 MUS SALTZMAN I 
INSTRUM CONDUCTING 2 MUS 387 4979 388 387 I MWF 129 MUS LEE I 
PERFORM BRASS 2-4 MUS 390 4980 390 390 GOEOECKE FOR 
PERFORM BRASS 2-4 MUS 390 4981 390 390 HILLSTROM FOR 
PERFORM BRASS 2-4 MUS 390 4982 390 390 118 HUS LEE FOR 
PERFORM BRASS 2-4 MUS 390 49B3 390 390 390 221 MUS LEWIS FOR 
PERFORM CELLO 2-4 MUS 390 4984 390 390 213 IlUS HLADKY FOR 
PERFORM HARP 2-4 MUS 390 4985 390 390 390 CALKINS fOR 
PERFORM HARPSICHORD 2-4 MUS 390 4986 390 390 390 135 HUS HAMILTON fOR 
PERfORM DRGAN 2-4 MUS 390 4987 390 390 135 HUS HAMILTON FOR 
PERFORM ORGAN 2-4 MUS 390 4988 390 390 390 ANDERSON FOR 
PERfORM PERCUSSICN 2-4 MUS 390 4989 390 390 390 SHRADER fOR 
PERFORM PIANO 2-4 MUS 390 4990 390 390 106 MUS 81 TTNER FOR 
PERFORM PIANO 2-4 MUS 390 4991 390 390 lOB HUS G CHODOS fOR 
PERFORM PIANO 2-4 MUS 390 4992 390 390 210 MUS Y CHODOS fOR 
PERfORM PIANO 2-4 MUS 390 4993 390 390 390 211 MUS WOODS FOR 
PERfORM ST BASS 2-4 MUS 390 4994 390 390 213 MUS HL ADKY fOR 
PERFORM V IOL A 2-4 MUS 390 4995 390 390 204 MUS BOUGHTON FOR 
PE RFORM ViOl A 2-4 MUS 390 4996 390 390 390 212 MUS MAVES FOR 
PERFORM ViOliN 2-4 MUS 390 4997 390 390 204 HUS BOUGHTON FOR 
PERFORM VIOLIN 2-4 MUS 390 4998 390 390 390 212 MUS MAVES fOR 
PERFORM VO ICE 2-4 MUS 390 4999 390 390 205 MUS SA ILEY fOR 
PERFORM VOICE 2-4 MUS 390 5000 390 390 201 MUS BREIDENTHAL FOR 
PERFORM VOICE 2-4 MUS 39Q 5001 390 390 DIMOND FOR 
PERFORM VOICE 2-4 MUS 390 5002 390 390 KEMPSTER fOR 
PERFORM VOICE 2-4 MUS 390 5003 390 390 120 HUS MILLER FOR 
PERfORM VOICE 2-4 MUS 390 5004 390 390 390 WILSON FORX 
PERFORM WOODWIND 2-4 MUS 390 5005 390 390 115 MUS BERGQUIST FOR 
PERFORM WOODWIND 2-4 MUS 390 5006 390 390 216 HUS CUNNINGHAM FOR 
PERFORM WOODWIND 2-4 MUS 390 5007 390 390 HENDERSON FOR 
PERFORM WOODWIND 2-4 MUS 390 5008 390 390 MCMANUS FOR 
PERFORM WOODWIND 2-4 MUS 390 5009 390 390 214 MUS TROMBLEY FtfR 
PERFORM WOODWIND 2-4 MUS 390 5010 390 390 390 III MUS VAGNER FOR 
PERFORM BRASS 2 MUS 391 5011 391 391 GOEDECKE fOR 
PERFORM BRASS 2 MUS 391 5012 391 391 HILLSTROM FOR 
PERFORM BRASS 2 MUS 391 5013 391 391 118 MUS LEE FOR 
PERfORM eRASS 2 MUS 391 5014 391 391 391 221 MUS LEWIS FOR 
PERfORM CELLO 2 MUS 391 5015 391 391 213 HUS HLADKY FOR 
PERFORM HARP 2 MUS 391 5016 391 391 391 CALKINS fOR 
PERFORM HARPSICHORD 2 MUS 391 5017 391 391 391 135 HUS HAMILTON fOR 
PERFORM ORGAN 2 MUS 391 5018 391 391 135 HUS HAMIL TON fOR 
PERFORM ORGAN 2 MUS 391 5019 391 391 391 ANDERSON FOR 
PERfORM PERCUSSION 2 MUS 391 5020 391 391 391 SHRADER FOR 
PERFORM PIANO 2 MUS 391 5021 391 391 106 HUS BITTNER fOR 
PERFORM PlANO 2 MUS 391 5022 391 391 108 HUS G CHOODS FOR 
PERFORM PIANO 2 MUS 391 5023 391 391 210 HUS Y CHODOS fOR 
PERFORM PIANO 2 MUS 391 5024 391 391 391 211 MUS WOODS fOR 
PERfORM ST BASS 2 MUS 391 5025 391 391 213 MUS HL AOKY FOR 
PERFORM ViOlA 2 MUS 391 5026 391 391 204 MUS BOUGHTON FOR 
PERfORM VIOLA 2 MUS 391 5021 391 391 391 212 MUS MAVES FOR 
PERFORM ViOliN 2 MUS 391 5028 391 391 204 MUS BOUGHTON fOR 
PERfORM VIOL IN 2 MUS 391 5029 391 391 391 212 HUS MAVES fOR 
PERFORM VOICE 2 HUS 391 5030 391 391 205 HUS BAILEY fOR 
PERFORM VOICE 2 MUS 391 5031 391 391 207 MUS 8R E IOENTHAL fOR 
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Room,. 
l-four Days Building Instructor -Yotes 
PERFORM VOICE 2: MUS 391 5032 391 391 DIMOND FOR 
PERFORM VOICE 2- MUS 391 5033 391 391 KEMPSTER FOR 
PERFORM VOICE 2. MUS 391 5034 391 391 120 MUS MILLER FOR 
PERFORM VOICE 2. MUS 391 5035 391 HI: 391 WILSON FORX 
PERFORM WOODWIND 2- MUS 391 5036 391 391 115 MUS BERGQUIST FOR 
PERFORM WOODWIND 2. MUS 391 5031 391 391 216 MUS CUNNINGHAM FOR 
PERFORM WOODWIND 2. MUS 391 5038 391 391 HENDERSON FOR 
PERFORM WOODWIND 2. MUS 391 5039 391 391 MCMANUS FOR 
PERFORM WOODWIND 2. MUS 391 5040 391 391 214 MUS TROMBLEY FOR 
PERFORM WOODWIND 2 MUS 391 5041 391 391 391 III MUS VAGNER FOR 
TECH BRASS 1 MUS 392 5042 392 392 09 MW 129 MUS LEWIS F.JR 
TECH BRASS 1 MUS 392 09 UH 215 MUS LEWIS FKR 
TECH CEllO • ST BASS 1 MUS 392 10 UH 129 MUS HLADKY FeR 
TECH CLAR + SAX 1 MUS 392 5043 392 392 08 MW 129 MUS FJR 
TECH CLAR • SAX 1 MUS 392 5044 06 UH 129 MUS CUNNINGHAM FKR 
TECH FLUTE 1 MUS 392 06 UH 129 MUS TROMBLEY F.JR 
TECH OBOE • BASSOON 1 MUS 392 5045 06 UH 129 MUS HENDERSON FCR 
TECH PERCUSSION 1 MUS 392 SHRADER FCR 
TECH VIOLIN. VIOLA 1 MUS 392 5046 392 392 09 UH 129 MUS BOUGHTON FCR 
TECH VOICE 1 MUS 392 50H 392 392 06 UH 223 MUS RISINGER FCR 
CHAMBER ENSEMBLE 1 MUS 394 5046 394 39~ 394 BOUGHTON lOT 
CHAMS ER ENSEMBL E 1 MUS 394 5049 394 394 394 VAGNER IOU 
CHAM8ER ENSEM8LE 1 MUS 394 5050 394 394 394 SHRADER lOW 
CHAM8ER ENSEMBLE 1 MUS 394 5051 394 394 394 LEE 10V 
llANO 1 MUS 395 5052 3 UH+ 129 MUS VAGNER fR 
• • MUS 395 12 H 129 MUS VAGNER IR BAND MUS 395 5053 4-6 UHH 129 MUS LEWIS IR 
• • MUS 395 09-4 S 129 MUS LEWIS IR BAND MUS 395 395 4 MW 129 MUS LEWIS IR 
BAND MUS 395 395 3/& UH. 129 HUS VAGtlER IR 
+ MUS 395 395 395 12 M 129 MUS VAGNER IR 
ORCHESTRA 1 MUS 396 5054 39& 396 4/6 MWF 125 MUS BOUGHTON IR 
ORCHESTRA 1 MUS 396 5055 39& 396 396 3-5 U 125 MUS MAVES IR 
CHORUS 1 MUS 397 5056 397 397 3 MWF 215 MUS MilLER IR 
CHORUS 1 MUS 397 5057 397 397 1 MWF 129 MUS NORWOOD lR 
CHORUS 1 MUS 397 505B 397 397 3 MWF 202 MUS RI SINGER IR 
CHORUS 1 MUS 397 5059 397 397 3 MWF 125 MUS SALT ZMAN IR 
CHORUS 1 MUS 391 5060 397 397 397 WILSON IRX 
OPERA WORKSHOP 1 MUS 398 50b! 396 396 4-6 UH 203 MUS HILLER IR 
READING MUS 405 5062 405 405 405 0 
READING MUS 405 405 405 X 
SEMINAR MUS 407 407 407 407 GO 
SEMINAR HUS 407 407 407 X 
COUNTERPOINT II 2 MUS 433 066 434 11 UH 105 MUS KelLER GI 
ADV ORCHESTRATION 2 MUS 436 50,'>7 437 10 UH 105 MUS KelLER GI 
BAND ARRANGING 3 MUS 436 436 10 UH+ 215 MUS LEWIS GI 
CHORAL ARRANGING 3 MUS 439 439 1111 UH 223 HUS GI 
COMPOSITION II 2 MUS 440 5066 441 442 440 105 MUS KELLER GI 
1I STEN UNDERSTANDING 3 MUS 450 5069 11 MWF. 104 MUS MARTIN H 
• LAB • MUS 450 5070 1 U 202 MUS CLASSIC SYMPH SONATA 3 HUS 452 11 MWF. 104 MUS TROMBLEY M 
• LAB • MUS 452 1 U 202 MUS INTRO 20TH CENT MUS 3 MUS 454 5071 TROMBLEY M 
ORGAN LITERATURE 3 MUS 456 HAMIL TON G 
WIND INSTRUI!ENT LIT 3 MUS 459 11/1 UH 202 MUS VAGNER G 
SONG LITERATURE 3 MUS 460 5072 WILSON X 
SONG 1I TERATURE 3 MUS 460 BREIOENTHAL G 
CHAMBER MUSIC LIT 2 MUS 461 5073 462 463 11 UH 202 MUS HLADKY G 
PIANO LITERATURE .2 MUS 464 5074 465 466 10 UH WOODS G 
HYMNOLOGY 3 MUS 467 5075 09 MWF 104 MUS SAL TZMAtl G 
LITURGICS 3 MUS 468 09 MWF 104 MUS SALTZHAN G 
SACRED CHORAL MUSIC 3 MUS 469 09 MWF 104 MUS SALTZMAN G 
ADMIN CHURCH MUSIC 2 MUS 470 5076 471 09 UH 2 MUS SALTZMAN G 
MUSIC IN WORSHIP 2 MUS 412 09 UH 2 MUS SALTZMAN G 
ADVANCED COtlOUCTING 3 MUS 4B5 5Q17 11 UH 129 MUS VAGtlER G 
ADVANCED CONDUCTING 3 MUS 466 11 UH 129 MUS RISINGER G 
ADVANCED CONDUCTING 3 MUS 486 WILSON X 
PERFORM 6RASS 2-4 MUS 490 5078 490 490 GOEDECKE FOR 
PERFORM BRASS 2-4 MUS 490 5079 490 .. 90 HI LLSTROH FOR 
PERFORM BRASS 2-4 MUS 490 5080 490 490 118 MUS LEE FOR 
PERFORM BRASS 2-4 MUS 490 5081 .. 90 490 490 221 MUS LEWIS FOR 
PERFORM CELLO 2-4 MUS 490 5062 490 490 213 MUS HLADKY FOR 
PERFORM HARP 2-4 MUS 490 5083 490 490 490 CALK INS FOR 
PERFORM HARPSICHORD 2-4 MUS 490 5064 490 490 490 135 MUS HAMILTON FOR 
PE RFORM ORGAN 2-4 MUS 490 5065 490 490 135 MUS HAMIL TON FOR 
PERFORM ORGAN 2-4 MUS 490 5086 490 490 490 ANDERSON FOR 
PERFORM PERCUSSION 2-4 MUS 490 50B7 490 490 490 SHRAOER FOR 
PERFORM PIANO 2-4 MUS 490 5066 490 490 lOb MUS BITTNER FOR 
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C ollrs(' Title Credits Dept. TLN W S SS HOllr Days Illstructor Sotes 
PERFORM PIANO 2-4 MUS 490 5089 490 490 108 MUS G CHOODS FOR 
PERFORM PIANO 2-4 MUS 490 5090 490 490 210 MUS Y CHOOOS FOR 
PERFOR" PIANO 2-4 MUS 490 5091 490 490 490 211 MUS WOOOS FOR 
PERFORM ST BASS 2-4 MUS 490 5092 490 490 213 MUS HLAOKY FOR 
pERFORM V IOL A 2-4 MUS 490 5093 490 490 204 MUS BOUGHTON FOR 
PERFORM VIOLA 2-4 MUS 490 5094 490 490 490 212 MUS MAVES FOR 
PERFORM VIOL IN 2-4 MUS 490 5095 490 490 204 MUS BOUGHTON FOR 
PERFORM VIOliN 2-4 MUS 490 5096 490 490 490 212 MUS MAVES FOR 
PERFORM VOICE 2-4 MUS 490 5097 490 490 205 MUS BAILEY FOR 
PERFORM VOICE 2-4 MUS 490 5098 490 490 207 MUS BREIOENTHAL FOR 
PERFORM VOICE 2-4 MUS 490 5099 490 490 DIMOND FOR 
PERFORM VO IC E 2-4 MUS 490 5100 490 490 KEMPSTER FOR 
PERFORM VOICE 2-4 MUS 490 5101 490 490 120 MUS MI LL ER FOR 
PERFORM VOICE 2-4 MUS 490 5102 490 490 490 WILSON FORX 
PERFORM WOODWIND 2-4 MUS 490 5103 490 490 115 MUS BERGQUIST FOR 
PERFORM WOODWIND 2-4 "US 490 5104 490 490 216 MUS CUNNINGHAM FOR 
PERFORM WOODWIND 2-4 MUS 490 5105 490 490 HENDERSON FOR 
PERFORM WOODWIND 2-4 MUS 490 5106 490 490 MCMANUS FOR 
PERFORM WOODWIND 2-4 MUS 490 5107 490 490 214 MUS TROMBLEY FOR 
PERFORM wOODWIND 2-4 MUS 490 510e 490 490 490 111 MUS VAGNER FOR 
COLLEGIUM MUSICUM 1 MUS 493 5109 493 493 493 /'-B U 104 MUS OWEN G 
COLLEGIUM MUSICUM 1 MUS 493 5110 493 493 WILSON GX 
RESEARCH MUS 501 Sill 501 501 501 ON 
THESIS MUS 503 5112 503 503 503 N 
READING MUS 505 5113 505 505 505 ON 
READING MUS 505 5114 505 505 X 
SEMINAR MUS 507 5115 507 507 507 
SEMINAR MUS 507 5116 507 507 
SEM IN COMPOSITION 3 MUS 507 5117 507 507 105 MUS KELL ER 
SEH IN NOTATION 3 MUS 507 5118 507 4-/' U 104 MUS BERGQUIST 
SEM IN PERFORM PRACT 3 MUS 507 TROMBLEY 
SEM IN CONDUCT ING 3 MUS 507 VAGNER 
SEM THE MASS :3 MUS 507 5119 507 CYKLER 
SEM LATE ROMANTIC 3 MUS 507 BERGQUIST 
RESEARCH METHODS 3 MUS 511 5120 2 MWF 104 MUS BERGQUIST 
RESEARCH METHODS 3 MUS 512 TROMBLEY 
RESEARCH METHODS 3 MUS 513 MWF 104 MUS MARTIN 
COMP ELECTRON MEDIA 3 MUS 540 5121 541 542 KELL ER 
MUSIC IN MIDDLE AGES 3 .~US 560 5122 10 MWF 202 MUS HAMIL TON 
MUSIC IN BAROQUE ERA 3 MUS 562 WILSON 
MUSIC IN BAROQUE ERA 3 MUS 562 HAI41L TON 
MUSIC IN CLASSICAL 3 MUS 563 5123 10 MWF ~02 MUS CYKLER 
MUSIC IN 20TH CENT 3 MUS 565 BERGQUIST 
PERFORM BRASS 2-4 MUS 590 5124 590 590 GOEDECKE FOR 
PERFORM BRAS S 2-4 MUS 590 5125 590 590 HILLSTROM FOR 
PERFORM BRASS 2-4 MUS 590 5126 590 590 118 MUS LH FOR 
PERFORM BRASS 2-4 MUS 590 5127 590 590 590 221 MUS LEWIS FOR 
PERFORM CELLO 2-4 MUS 590 512B 590 590 213 MUS HLADKY FOR 
PERFORM HARP 2-4 MUS 590 5129 590 590 590 CALKINS FOR 
PERFORM HARPSICHORD 2-4 MUS 590 5130 590 590 590 135 MUS HAMIL TON FOR 
PERFORM ORGAN 2-4 MUS 590 5131 590 590 135 MUS HAMil TON FOR 
PERFORM ORGAN 2-4 MUS 590 5132 590 590 590 ANDERSON FOR 
PERFORM PERCUSSION 2-4 MUS 590 5133 590 590 590 SHRADER FOR 
PERFORM PIANO 2-4 MUS 590 5134
1 
590 590 106 MUS BI TTNER FOR 
PERFORM PIANO 2-4 MUS 590 5135: 590 590 lOS MUS G CHOOOS FOR 
PERFORM PIANO 2-4 MUS 590 5131. 590 590 210 MUS Y CHOOOS FOR 
PERFORM PI ANO 2-4 MUS 590 5137 590 590 590 211 MUS WOOOS FOR 
PERFORM ST BASS 2-4 MUS 590 513a 590 590 213 MUS Hl AOKY FOR 
PERFORM VIOL A 2-4 MUS 590 5139 590 590 204 MUS ROUGHTON FOR 
PERFORM VIOL A 2-4 MUS 590 5140 590 590 590 212 MUS HAVES FOR 
PERFORM VIOLIN 2-4 MUS 590 5141 590 590 204 MUS BOUGHTON FOR 
PERFORM VIOL IN 2-4 MUS 590 5142 590 590 590 212 MUS MAVES FOR 
PERFORM VOICE 2-4 MUS 590 5143 590 590 205 MUS BAilEY FOR 
PERFORM VOICE 2-4 MUS 590 5144 590 590 207 MUS BR E I DENT HAL FOR 
PERFORM VOICE 2-" MUS 590 5145 590 590 DIMOND FOR 
PERFORM VOICE 2-4 MUS 590 514/) 590 590 KEMPSTER FOR 
PERFORM VOICE 2-4 MUS 590 5147 590 590 120 MUS MILLER FOR 
PERFORM VO lC E 2-4 MUS 590 514S 590 590 590 WILSON FORX 
PERFORM WOODWIND 2-4 MUS 590 5149 590 590 115 MUS BERGQUIST FOR 
PERFORM WOODWIND 2-" MUS 590 5150 590 590 216 MUS CUNNINGHAM FOR PERFORM WOODWIND 2-4 MUS 590 5151 590 590 HENDERSON FOR 
PE RFORM WOODW IND 2-4 MUS 590 5152 590 590 MCMANUS FOR 
PERFORM WOODWIND 2-" MUS 590 5153 590 590 214 MUS TROMBLEY FOR 
PERFORM WOODWIND 2-4 MUS 590 5154 590 590 590 III MUS VAGNER FOR 
PERFORM eRASS I MUS 591 5155 591 591 GOEDECKE FOR 
PERFORM BRAS S I MUS 591 5156 591 591 HILLSTROM FOR 
PERFORM BRASS 1 MUS 591 5157 591 591 118 MUS LEE FOR 
PERFORM BRASS 1 MUS 591 5158 591 591 591 221 MUS LEWIS FOR 
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PERFORH CEUO 1 HUS 591 5159 591 591 213 MUS HLADKY FOR 
PERFORH HARP 1 HUS 591 5160 591 591 591 CALKINS FOR 
PERFORH HARPSICHORD 1 HUS 591 5161 591 591 591 135 HUS HAHILTON FOR 
PERFORH ORGAN 1 HUS 591 5162 591 591 135 MUS HAHILTON FOR 
PERFORH ORGAN 1 HUS 591 5163 591 591 591 ANDERSON FOR 
PERFORH PERCUSSION 1 HUS 591 5164 591 591 591 SHRADER FOR 
PERFORH PIANO 1 HUS 591 5165 591 591 106 MUS BITTNER FOR 
PERFORH PIANO 1 HUS 591 5166 591 591 108 MUS G CHODOS FOR 
PERFORH PIANO 1 HUS 591 5161 591 591 210 MUS Y CHODOS FOR 
PERFORM PIANO 1 HUS 591 5168 591 591 591 211 HUS WOODS FOR 
PERFORH ST BASS 1 HUS 591 5169 591 591 213 MUS HLADKY FOR 
PERFORH VIOLA 1 HUS 591 5110 591 591 i04 MUS BOUGHTON FOR 
PERFORH VIOLA 1 HUS 591 5111 591 591 591 212 HUS HAVES FOR 
PERFORH VIOL IN 1 HUS 591 5112 591 591 204 MUS BOUGHTON FOR 
PERFORH VIOLIN 1 HUS 591- 5113 591 591 591 212 HUS HAVES FOR 
PERFORH VOICE 1 HUS 591 5114 591 591 205 HUS BAILEY FOR 
PERFORH VOICE 1 HUS 591 5115 591 591 201 HUS BREIDENTHAL FOR 
PERFORH VOICE 1 HUS 591 5116 591 591 DIHOND FOR 
PERFORH VOICE 1 HUS 591 5171 591 591 KEHPSTER FOR 
PERFORH VOICE 1 HUS 591 5118 591 591 120 HUS HILLER FOR 
PERFORH VOICE 1 MUS 591 5119 591 591 591 WILSON FORX 
PERFORH WOODWIND 1 HUS 591 51BO 591 591 115 HUS BERGQUIST FOR 
PERFORH WOODWIND 1 HUS 591 5181 591 591 216 HUS CUNNINGHAH FOR 
PERFORH WOODW IND 1 HUS 591 5182 591 591 HENDERSON FOR 
PERFORM WOODWIND 1 HUS 591 5183 591 591 HCHANUS FOR 
PERFORH WOODWIND 1 HUS 591 5184 591 591 214 HUS TROHBLEY FOR 
PERFORH WOODWIND 1 HUS 591 5185 591 591 591 III HUS VAGNER FOR 
PERFORH BRASS 1 MUS 592 51B6 592 592 GOEDECKE FOR 
PERFORH BRASS 1 HUS 592 5181 592 592 HILLSTROH FOR 
PERFORH BRASS 1 HUS 592 518B 592 592 118 HUS LEE FOR 
PERFORH 8RASS 1 HUS 592 51 B9 592 592 592 221 HUS LEWIS FOR 
PERFORH CELLO 1 HUS 592 5190 592' 592 213 MUS HLADKY FOR 
PERFORH HARP 1 HUS 592 5191 592 592 592 CALKINS FOR 
PERFORH HARPSICI'ORD 1 HUS 592 5192 592 592 592 135 HUS HAHILTON FOR 
PERFORH ORGAN 1 HUS 592 5193 592 592 135 HUS HAHILTON FOR 
PERFORH ORGAN 1 HUS 592 5194 592 592 592 ANDERSON FOR 
PERFORH PERCUSSION 1 HUS 592 5195 592 592 592 SHRADER FOR 
PERFORH PIANO 1 HUS 592 5196 592 592 106 HUS BITTNER FOR 
PERFDRH PIANO 1 HUS 592 5191 592 592 lOB HUS G CHODOS FOR 
PERFORH PIANO 1 HUS 592 5198 592 592 210 HUS Y CHODOS FOR 
PERFORH PIANO 1 HUS 592 5199 592 592 592 211 HUS WOODS FOR 
PERFORH ST BASS 1 HUS 592 5200 592 592 213 HUS HLADKY FOR 
PERFORH VIOLA 1 HUS 592 5201 592 592 204 HUS BOUGHTON FOR 
PERFORH VIOLA 1 HUS 592 5202 592 592 592 212 HUS HAVES FOR 
PERFORH VIOL IN 1 HUS 592 5203 592 592 204 HUS BOUGHTON FOR 
PERFORH VIOL IN 1 HUS 592 5204 592 592 592 212 HUS HAVES FOR 
PERFORH VOICE 1 HUS 592 5205 592 592 205 HUS BAILEY FOR 
PERFORH VOICE 1 HUS 592 5206 592 592 201 HUS BR E I DENT HAL FOR 
PERFORH VOICE 1 HUS 592 5201 592 592 DIHOND FOR 
PERFORH VOICE 1 HUS 592 5208 592 592 KEHPSTER FOR 
PERFORH VOICE 1 HUS 592 5209 592 592 120 HUS HILLER FOR 
PERFORH VOICE 1 HUS 592 5210 592 592 592 WILSON FORX 
PERFORH WOODWIND 1 HUS 592 5211 592 592 115 HUS BERGQUIST FOR 
PERFORH WOODWIND 1 HUS_ 592 5212 592 592 216 HUS CUNNINGHAM FOR 
PERFORH WOODWIND 1 HUS 592 5213 592 592 HENDERSON FOR 
PERFORH WOODWIND 1 HUS 592 5214 592 592 MCHANUS FOR 
PERFORH WOODWIND 1 HUS 592 5215 592 592 214 HUS TROMBLEY FOR 
PERFORH WOODWIND 1 HUS 592 5216 592 592 592 III HUS VAGNER FOR 
CHAMBER ENSEHBLE 1 HUS 594 5211 594 594 594 BOUGHTON lOT 
CHAHBER ENSEHBLE 1 HUS 594 5218 594 594 594 VAGNER IOU 
CHAMBER ENSEHBLE 1 HUS 594 5219 594 594 594 SHRADER lOW 
CHAMBER ENSEHBLE 1 MUS 594 5220 594 594 594 LEE 10V 
SYMPHONIC BAND 1 HUS 595 5221 3 UH+ 129 HUS VAGNER IR 
+ + HUS 595 12 H 129 HUS VAGNER IR 
SYMPHONIC BAND 1 MUS 595 5222 4-6 UHF+ 129 HUS LEWIS IR 
+ -+ HUS 595 09-4 S 129 MUS LEWIS IR 
SYMPHONIC BAND 1 HUS 595 5223 595 595 4 HW 129 HUS LEWIS IR 
SYHPHONIC BAND 1 HUS 595 595 3/6 UH-+ 129 HUS VAGNER IR 
+ + HUS 595 595 595 12 H 129 HUS VAGNER IR 
ORCHESTRA HUS 596 5224 596 596 4/6 HWF 125 HUS BOUGHTON IR 
ORCHESTRA HUS 596 5225 596 596 596 3-5 U 125 HUS HAVES IR 
CHORUS HUS 591 5226 591 591 3 HWF 215 HUS HILLER IR 
CHORUS HUS 591 5221 591 591 1 HWF 129 HUS NORWOOD IR 
CHORUS HUS 591 5228 5'11 591 3 HWF 202 HUS RISINGER IR 
CHORUS HUS 591 5229 591 591 3 HWF 125 HUS SALTZHAN IR 
CHORUS HUS 591 5230 591 591 591 WI LSON IRX 
OPERA WORKSHOP HUS 598 .52.U 598 598 4-6 UH 203 HUS HILLER IR 
B-Non-majors D-Recreatiolll11ajors only 
C-Majors only E-Elementary majors only 
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J-Instrumental students Y-Brass instruments and piano 
K-Vocal students ". -Percussion instnu11cnts and piano 
O-Dean~s consent X-German }Il1Sic Center 
T -String- instruments and piano '{-Doctoral candidates oniv 
U-\Vind instruments and piano Z-Secondary majors only' 
Music Education 
Counes #100, 200, 300, 400 Have 
Priority HOUR for Enrollment Starting: 10H llH 1 H 2H 3H 4H oaF 09 F 10 F 
far Studenta with N ....... Beginning S T·Z A·B C·D E.G H·J K·L M-N O-R 
Pall Room. 
Course Title C"difs Dept. No. TLIV W S SS Hour Days Building 11l,;:trllctor Xotcs 
DR lENT AT ION MUSIC ED 3 MUE 316 12-2 Uli 203 MUS "CMANUS 
HUS HEIIi EL TEACIiERS 3 MUE 383 oe MW+ 203 MUS 
+ LAB + MUE 383 09 MW 203 MUS 
MUS NEIIi EL TEACIiERS 3 MUE 383 10 MW+ 203 MUS 
+ LAB + MUE 383 1l MW 203 MUS 
MUS MEIH EL TEACIiERS 3 HUE 383 12 MW+ 203 MUS CUMMINGS 
+ LA8 + HUE 383 1 MW 203 MUS 
HUS MElH EL TEACHERS 3 HUE 383 2 MW+ 203 MUS 8UEliNING 
+ LAB + HUE 383 3 MW 203 MUS 
MUS METIi EL TEACHERS 3 MUE 383 5261 4 MW+ 215 MUS NYE 
+ LA8 + MUE 383 5262 5 MW 215 MUS 
MUS METH EL TEACIiERS 3 MUE 383 4 HW+ 203 MUS NYE 
+ LAB + MUE 383 5 MW 203 MUS 
MUS METH EL TEACHERS 3 HUE 383 06 UH+ 203 MUS MART IN 
+ LA8 + MUE 383 09 UH 203 MUS 
HIISMETH EL TEACIiERS 3 MUE 383 363 2 UH+ 203 MUS WHITF IELD 
+ LAB + MUE 383 3 UH 203 MUS 
SEMINAR MUE 407 5263 407 407 WILSON X 
TEACHING METIiDDS 1-3 HUE 408 5264 408 408 09 MW 215 MUS MCMANUS J 
T EAC HI NG METHODS 1-3 HUE 408 5265 408 4-6 U 215 MUS WHITF IELD lK 
TEACHING METHODS 1-3 MUE 408 406 4-6 W 6 MUS NYE EK 
COLLOQ SCHOOl MUSIC 3 HUE 418 5266 416 10 MW 2 MUS WHITFIELD 
GENERAl MUSIC PROG 3 HUE 426 2 MWF 223 HUS WH Iff IELD 
CHORAL MATERIALS SCIi 2 MUE 444 10 MW 2 MUS RISINGER G 
WINO (NSTR HATER SCH 2 MUE 446 5267 10 Mil 215 HUS CUfoININGHAM G 
RESEARCH MUE 501 5268 501 501 501 ON 
TIiESIS HUE 503 5269 503 503 503 N 
READING HUE 505 5270 505 505 505 0 
SEMINAR MUE 507 5271 507 507 507 0 
SEM IN MUSIC EOUC 3 MUE 507 5272 507 507 11/1 MW 2 MUS WHITFIELD 0 
SEM CONCEPT DEVELOP 3 MUE 507 5273 507 507 3/6 H 202 MUS MARTIN OY 
CONCEPTS TEACH MUSIC 3 HUE 532 5274 10 HWF 223 MUS NYE I 
MUSIC IN ELEH SCH 3 MUE 533 10 HWF 223 MUS NVE I 
MUSIC IN JUNIOR H S 3 MUE 534 09 MWF 6 MUS WHITF IELD I 
MUSIC IN SENIOR H S 3 MUE 535 5275 11 HWF 215 MUS MCMANUS I 
ADMINIST SCH MUSIC 3 HUE 536 09 MWF 6 MUS ELLEFSON I 
CDMPAR MUSIC PEDAGOG 3 MUE 537 10 MWF 223 MUS CYKLER I 
CDMPAR MUSIC PEDAGOG 3 HUe 537 BUSCH X 
ADVANCED PEDAGOGY 3 MUE 591 5276 591 BI TTNER I 
ADVANCED PEDAGOGY 3 "'UE 591 5277 tuNN INGHAM I 
ADVANCED PEDAGOGY 3 HUE 591 TUBB I 
ADVANCED PEDAGOGY 3 MUE 591 10 HW .2 MUS HLADKY I 
ADVANCED PEDAGOGY 3 "'UE 591 LEE I 
ADVANCED PEDAGOGY 3 HUE 591 WILSON X 
E-Elementary majors only S-German }'IllSic Center 
J-Instrumental students Y-DoctfJral t~andidates onl\" 
K-Vocal students Z-Secondary I11ft,jors -
O-Dean! s consent 
MII.ITARY SCIENCE AND AEROSPACE STUDIES 
Military Science 
No Cou..... H.ve Priority Hours far Enrollment 
MILITARY SCIENCe I 1 "'IL 121 5291 122 123 08 H+ 104 FCH 
MILITARY SCIENCE I 1 "'ll 121 5292 122 123 09 U+ 104 FCH 
MILITARY SCIENCE I 1 MIL 121 5293 122 123 10 14+ 101 FCH 
MILITARY SCIENCE I 1 "'Il 121 5294 122 123 10 U+ 101 FCH 
MILITARY SCIENce I 1 'UL 121 5295 122 123 10 Ii+ 101 FCH 
"'ILITARY SCIENCE I 1 MIL 121 5296 122 123 10 H+ 101 FCH 
MILITARY SCieNCE I 1 MIL 121 5297 122 123 11 M+ 101 FCH 
MILITARY SCIENce I 1 MIL 121 5298 122 123 02 w+ 104 FCH 
MILITARY SCIENce J 1 MIL 121 5299 122 123 03 U+ 104 FCH 
.. + MIL 121 122 123 1 H 
MilITARY SCIENCE I 1 "'Il 121 122 
,nUTARY SCIENce I 1 "'IL 121 
MILITARY SCIENCE I 1 MIL 122 
MIL IT ARY SCI ENCE I 1 MIL 123 
MILITARY SCIENCE II 1 Mil 221 5300 222 223 08 UH+ 101 FCH 
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MILH ARY SCI ENCE II MIL 221 5301 222 223 09 MII+ 104 FCH 
MILITARY SCIENCE 11 Mil 221 5302 222 223 10 UH+ 104 FCH 
MILITARY SC I ENCE II Hil 221 5303 222 223 11 Mil .. 104 FCH 
MilITARY SCIENCE 11 Hil 221 5304 222 223 11 UH+ 101 FCH 
MiliTARY SCIENCE II Mil 221 5305 222 223 01 1'11/+ 104 FCH 
.. + MIL 221 222 223 1 H 
MILITARY SCI EliCE II 1 Mil 221 
MILITARY SC I EliCE II 1 Mil 222 
MlllT ARY SCIENCE 11 1 Mil 223 
MIL ITARY SCI ENCE 111 4 Mil 311 530b 312 313 10 MIIFS+ 104 FCH 
MILITARY SCI ENCE III 4 MIL 311 5307 312 313 11 I'II/F++ 127 fCH 
MilITARY SCI ENCE III 4 Mil 311 5308 312 313 02 MWF++ 101 FCH 
+ + MIL 311 312 313 08 S+ 104 FCH 
MILITARY SCIENCE III 4 MIL 311 5309 312 313 03 MIIF++ 101 FCH 
+ + Mil 311 312 313 09 S+ 104 FCH 
+ + MIL 311 312 313 1 H 
+ + Mil 311 312 313 11 S+ 104 FCH 
MILITARY SCI ENCE III 4 Mil 311 
MILIT ARY SCI ENCE III 4 MIL 312 
MILITARY SCI ENCE III 4 MIL 313 
MILITARY SCI ENCE IV 4 MIL 411 5310 412 413 09 MIIFS+ 127 FCH 
MILiTARY SCI ENCE IV 4 Mil 411 5311 412 413 10 MIIFS+ 127 FCH 
MILITARY SCIENCE IV 4 MIL 411 5312 412 413 02 MI/F++ 121 FCH 
• + MIL 411 412 413 08 S+ 127 FCH M[LiTARY SCIENCE IV 4 MIL 411 5313 412 413 03 NIIF++ 127 FCH 
+ .. MIL 411 412413 11 S. 127 FCH 
.. MIL 411 412 413 1 H 
Aerospace Studies 
No Cours .. Have Priority Hours lor Enrollment 
AEROSPACE STUDIES I 1 AS 121 5331 122 123 08 Mil 101 FCH JACOBY 
AEROSPACE STUDIES I 1 AS 121 5332 122 123 1 Mil 101 FCH JACOBY 
AEROSPACE STUOIES I 1 AS 121 5333 122 123 09 UH 101 FCH JAC08Y 
AEROSPACE STUOIES I 1 AS 121 5334 122 123 1 UH 101 FCH JACOBY 
AERDSPA~ STUDIES I 1 AS 121 5335 122 123 2 UH 101 FCH JACOBY 
AERDSPACE STUOIES I I AS 121 5336 122 123 08-10 S 101 FCH JAC08Y 
AEROSPACE STUDIES 1 I AS 121 
AEROSPACE STUOIES [ I AS 122 
AEROSPACE STUDIES I I AS 123 
AEROSPACE STUOIES 11 1 AS 221 5337 222 223 06 NI/ 127 FCH GOLOSBOROUGH 
AEROSPACE STUOIES II I AS 221 5336 222 223 1 Mil 127 FCH GOLDSBOROUGH 
AEROSPACE STUOIES I[ 1 AS 221 5339 222 223 09 UH 127 FCH GOLDSBOROUGH 
AEROSPACE STUOIES [[ 1 AS 221 5340 222 223 1 UH 127 FCH GOLDSBOROUGH 
AEROSPACE STUDIES II 1 AS 221 5341 222 223 2 UH 127 FCH GO LOS BOROUGH 
AEROSPACE STUO[ES I I 1 AS 221 5342 222 223 06-10 S 125 FCH GOLOSBOROUGH 
AEROSPACE STUOIES I[ 1 AS 221 I 
AEROSPACE STUDIES 1[ 1 AS 222 I 
AEROSPACE STUO[ES II 1 AS 223 I 
AEROSP STUDIES 1[[ 3 AS 311 5343 312 313 08/10 UH .. 125 FCH CUNLIFFE L 
AEROSP STUDIES III 3 AS 3U 5344 312 313 11/1 UH+ 125 FCH CUNLIFFE L 
AEROSP STUDIES [II 3 AS 311 5345 312 313 113 UI1+ 104 FCH CUNLIFFE L 
AEROSP STUDIES III 3 AS 311 I 
AEROSP STUDIES III 3 AS 312 I 
AEROSP STUDIES III 3 AS 313 I 
RHO [NG AS 405 5346 405 405 405 I 
AEROSPAC E STUDIES IV 3 AS 411 5347 412 413 09/11 UH+ 125 FCH N[CHOLSON 1 
AEROSPACE STUDIES IV 3 AS 411 534B 412 413 1/3 UH+ 125 FCH NICHOLSON L 
AERDSPACE STUD IES IV 3 AS 411 5349 412 413 2/4 UH .. 125 FCH NICHOLSON 1 
AEROSPACE STUOIES [V 3 AS 411 I 
AEROSPACE STUDIES IV 3 AS 412 I 
AEROSPACE STUOIES [V 3 AS 4[3 I 
L-"~L<lb 1 hr. a week 
INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES 
No Cou ..... Have Priority Hours lor Enrollment 
RESEARCH [ ST 501 n '" 501 THES [S [ST 503 3b2 503 503 READ PUBLIC AFFA[RS 1ST 505 5363 505 505 KI EFFER SEM HIGHER EOUCAT[ON [ST 501 364 507 507 4/6 14 238 CM" JONES 
SEM PU8L[C AFFAIRS 1ST 507 5365 507 507 KI EFFER 
.. 
Academic Regulations 
GENERAL PROCEDURES 
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STUDENT RESPONSIBILITY. Each student is considered responsible for knowing and 
following the published rules and regulations of the University. If the University is obliged to make 
any changes, they will be considered effective from the date of publication. 
ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES. Students are formally admitted to the University 
through the Office of Admissions. The maintenance of students' academic records is the responsi-
bility of the Registrar's Office; petitions for special action are filed in this office and referred to 
the Academic Requirements or the Scholastic Deficiency Committee. The administration of stu-
dents' non-academic interests and the correlation of these with academic situations, and assistance 
in preparing petitions to the Scholastic Deficiency Committee, are responsibilities of the Office of 
Student Affairs. The Office of Academic Advising and the academic deans and department heads 
are involved in advising, instructing, and grading students' academic work. 
REGISTRATION AND CHANGES 
PROCEDURE. To register for University work for credit, a student obtains certain pre-
pared documents from the Registrar (having filed adequate advance notice of intent to register, 
required for regular but not for summer sessions). He then consults a faculty member who serves 
as academic adviser for planning his study program. He is accepted by the respective departments 
concerned, for enrollment in his chosen courses. He is checked by Student Affairs and Registrar's 
clerks for various purposes, and pays registration fees to the Cashier. Registration regularly is 
scheduled for days shortly before classes begin each term. Late registration carries a penalty fee, 
and is C1tt off by the published deadline. 
MATERIALS. Among cach student's registration materials are the Time Schedule of Classes 
and the photocopy of his record (once each year) which are primarily for his information and use; 
then the latter should be filed with his adviser. The University's official record of registration in-
cludes the Registration Card filed in the Registrar's Office and the Fee Card filed in the Business 
Office. Other cards are included for University offices and for related services. The student's record 
of registration includes his fee receipt and his validated Student Body Card; he should also keep a 
copy of his study program. 
STUDY LOAD. The normal undergraduate study load averages 15 or 16 credit hours per 
term. The "full-time" load is academically defined as a minimum of 12 term hours for undergrad-
uates, and 9 for graduates (less for graduate assistants) (this differs from the definition used in 
the fee schedule). 
CHANGE OF PROGRAM. Any change from the original term study program filed at regis-
tration must be properly completed and filed with the Registrar, before it becomes effective and 
part of the official records. On payment of the change fee and approval of the instructional depart-
ment or school, courses may be added or dropped by any student through Friday of the third week 
of any term; first-term new students may drop courses through the fifth week. No change for a 
summer-session short course may be made after the course has ended. Complete withdrawal from 
the University may be allowed through the Dean of Men or Dean of Women, after the deadline, 
for good cause. 
CHANGE OF MAJOR. A student (except in the Graduate School) may change his major by 
filing evidence of the new major with the Registrar. A Graduate School student should obtain the 
approval of his new maj or department and of the Graduate School in advance. (Chan~e of adviser, if 
it does not involve change of major, is controlled by the major dean or other appointmg authority.) 
GRADES AND CREDITS 
GRADING SYSTEM. The quality of a student's achievement in courses is graded with A, 
B, C, or D for passing and the earning of credit, or F for failing work. In designated "no-grade" 
courses only marks of P and N are recorded, for "passing" (and credit) and "not-passing" work 
respectively. Students may enroll in other courses on the "no-grade" basis if this is acceptable to 
the department and instructor concerned. A mark of W is recorded for any course withdrawal 
which may be permitted aftcr the deadline (no permanent record is made if a withdrawal is filed 
before the deadline). A temporary mark of I may be recorded if course work is satisfactory but 
incomplete in some minor but essential detail, and the instructor wishes to allow the student more 
time for completion; this additional time may not extend beyond the third subsequent term in 
which the student registers. Grade points are computed OIl the basis of 4 points for each hour of A, 
3 for each hour of B, 2 for each hour of C,l for each hour of D, and 0 for each hour of F grade; 
marks of P, N,W, and I are omitted from grade point computations. The grade point average 
(GPA) is the quotient of total grade points divided by total graded hours; the total cumulative 
GPA includes all grades earned in college-level work, the UO GPA includes only grades earned 
in the University. 
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SCHOLARSHIP REGULATIONS. In general, any grade point average below 2.00 is de-
fined as unsatisfactory. The Scholastic Deficiency Committee reviews unsatisfactory records and 
studies all available evidence for the probability of improved scholarship, and then decides in each 
case whether a deficient student may be allowed to eontinue (on probation) or whether he should 
be disqualified from subsequent registration in the University. Academic probation normally will 
be imposed for a term GPA of 1.00-1.99, or a cumulative GPA below 2.00 but above the disqualifica-
tion scale which is related to class level. Disqualification normally will be imposed on a student 
who is on academic probation if he earns another G P A below 2.00, or on any student with a 
term GPA below 1.00 or a cumulative GPA below the disqualification scale. Reinstatement may be 
allowed by the Committee when specific convincing evidence (subsequent study or other achieve-
ment, time for maturing, or other facts) can be presented to indicate satisfactory scholastic 
prognosis. 
CREDIT BY EXAMINATION. A student may petition to earn credit by taking an exami-
nation in a University of Oregon undergraduate course. Laboratory, practice and individualized 
courses are excluded, as well as any course which the student has failed or which would repeat or 
be more elementary than courses he has taken; also excluded are lower-division courses in his native 
language if that is other than English. Departmental and Academic Requirements Committee ap-
proval must be obtained, and the established fee paid, before the examination is taken. Credits 
earned by examination do not carry grades or count as work in residence. 
CLASS STANDING. A regular lower-division student is classified as a freshman until he 
has earned 36 term hours, then as a sophomore until he has earned 93 term hours. A regular upper-
division student is classified as a junior until he has earned 138 term hours, then as a senior until he 
has completed all requirements for a degree. A graduate student is anyone who has earned an 
accredited degree, while a Graduate School student is one seeking a graduate degree who has been 
accepted toward that objective by a major school or department. A special student is one tempo-
rarily without regular classification, usually not qualified to be a regular student; he is limited to 
the earning of 45 term hours as a special student. 
CERTIFICATES AND DEGREES 
BACHELOR'S DEGREE REQUIREMENTS. During his lower-division years a student 
should complete two types of required courses, respectively for specified skills and for general edu-
cation in "groups" of knowledge. 
Specific courses (unless excused) : 
English: 9 term hours in English Composition (Wr 121, 122, 123) ; 
Health Education: 1 term (HE 150 or 250) ; 
Physical Education: 5 terms in activity courses (normally PE 180 or 190). 
Group courses (selected sequences of at least 9 term hours each from three group lists; majors 
in Liberal Arts must complete a total of six sequences including two from each Group, majors 
in professional schools must complete a total of four sequences with at least one from each 
Group) : 
Group I, Arts and Letters (one sequence must be in literature, from courses designated below 
by t; one sequence must be numbered 100-120 or 200-220 from courses designated by *). 
t*Literature (Honors College) (AL 101,102,103) 
tIntroduction to Japanese Literature (AL 301,302,303) 
t Literature of the Ancient World (AL 304, 305, 306) 
tlntroduction to Chinese Literature (AL 307, 308, 309) 
t*Survey of English Literature (Eng 101 ,102,203) or 
t*Introduction to Literature (Eng 104, 105,106) or 
t*Worid Literature (Eng 107, 108, 1(9) 
t*Shakespeare (Eng 201,202,203) 
tThree terms from: Tragedy (Eng 301), Epic (Eng 303), Comedy (Eng 304), Satire 
(Eng 305), Literature of the English Bible (Eng 306, 307) 
*Introduction to Homer (CL 101,102) a.nd Introduction to Plato (CL 103) 
*Cicero's Orations (CL 104) ami Virgil's Aeneid (CL 105) alld Terence (CL 106) 
tLivy (CL 301) mu1 Virgil's Eclogues and Georgics (CL 302) and Horace's Odes (CL 
303) 
*Second-Year Chinese (OL 101,102,103) 
*Second-Y"ear Japanese COL 104,105,106) 
*Second-Year German (GL 101, 102, 103) 
*Second-Year Norwegian (GL 104,105,106) 
*Second-Year Swedish (GL 107,108,109) 
tSurvey of German Literature (GL 301,302,303) 
tGerman Literature of the Twentieth Century (GL 307,308,309) 
*Second-Year Russian (SL 101,102,103) 
t*Readings in Russian Literature (SL 201, 202, 203) 
*Second-Year French (RL 101, 102, 103) 
*Second-Year Italian (RL 104,105,106) 
"'Second-Year Spanish (RL 107,108,109) 
tSurvey of French Literature (RL 301, 302, 303) 
tSurveyof Spanish Literature (RL 304, 305, 306) 
tSurveyof Italian Literature (RL 307, 308, 309) 
History of Philosophy (Phi 301, 302, 303) 
Theory and Literature of Rhetoric (Sp 301, 302, 303) 
* Survey of the Visual Arts (ArH 201, 202, 203) 
*History of Western Art (ArH 204, 205, 206) 
*History of Oriental Art (ArH 207, 208,209) 
*Introduction to Music and Its Literature (Mus 201, 202, 203) 
"'History of Music (Mus 204, 205, 206) 
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GrOitp II, S odal Science (only one sequence may be from anyone department; one sequence 
must be numbered 100-120 or 200-220, from courses designated below by *). 
"Social Science and Social Policy (SSc 104,105, 106) 
"Introduction to the Social Sciences (Honors College) (SSc201, 202,203) 
*General Anthropology (Anth 101, 102, 103) . 
"Introduction to Cultural Anthropology (Anth 207,208,209) 
Society and Culture (Anth 301, 302, 303) 
"Principles of Economics (Ec 201, 202, 203) 
*Introductory Geography (Geog 105, 106, 107) 
*World RegIOnal Geography (Geog 201, 202, 203) 
Geography of Oregon (Geog 301) and Geography of North America (Geog 302, 303) 
*History of Western Civilization (Hst 101, 102, 103) 
*History (Honors College) (Hst 107,108,109) 
*History of the United States (Hst 201, 202, 203) 
Europe since 1789 (Hst 301,302,303) 
English History (Hst 304,305,306) 
*Problems of Philosophy (Phi 201, 202, 203) 
"Introduction to Philosophy (Honors College) (PhI 207, 208, 209) 
Social and Political Philosophy (Phi 304,305,306) 
*American Governments (PS 201, 202, 203) 
"American Governments (PS 201, 202) and International Relations (PS 205) 
*Introduction to Political Science (PS 206, 207, 208) 
*Learning and Thinking (Psy 211) or Perception (Psy 212), and Motivation and Physio-
logical Psychology (Psy 214) or Social Psychology (Psy 215), atW Human Develop-
ment and Individual Differences (Psy 217) or Personality (Psy 218) 
*Great Religions of the World (R 201, 202, 203) 
Religions of Mankind (R 301, 302, 303) 
*General Sociology (Soc 204, 205, 206) 
Principles of Sociology (Soc 300) and two terms from: American Society (Soc :301), 
World Population and Social Structure (Soc 303), The Community (Soc 304), 
Contemporary Social Problems (Soc 305) 
Group II I, Science (only one sequence may be from anyone department; standard sequence 
must total at least 12 hours without laboratory or 9 hours with laboratory; one sequence must 
be numbered 100-120 or 200-220, from courses designated below by "). 
"Physical Science Survey (GS 104, 105,106) 
"Physical Science (Honors College) (GS 204, 205, 206) 
"General Biology (Bi 101, 102, 103) 
*Biological Science (Honors College) (Bi 104,105,106) 
*Elementary Chemistry (Ch 101, 102, 103) 
*General Chemistry (Ch 104, 105, 106) and two terms from: Introductory Chemistry· 
Laboratory (Ch 107), Inorganic Qualitative Analysis (Ch 108), Introductory Vol-
umetric Analysis (Ch 109), Inorganic Qualitative Analysis (Ch 207), Introductory 
Gravimetric Analysis (Ch 208), Introductory Volumetric Analysis (Ch 209) 
*General Chemistry (Ch 204, 205, 206) and two terms from the preceding list of labora-
tory courses (Ch 107, 108, 109,207,208,209) 
*General Geology (Geol101, 102, 103) 
Geologic History of Life (Geo1301, 302, 303) (only as second sequence for Liberal Arts 
majors) 
"'Introductory College Mathematics (Mth 104, 105, 106) 
*Introductory College Mathematics (Mth 104, 105) and Calculus with Analytical Geom-
etry (Mth 200) 
"Introductory Co lIege Mathematics (Mth 104 or 105) and Calculus with Analytical 
Geometry (Mth 200,201) 
*Fundamentals of Mathematics (Honors College) (Mth0107, 108, 109) 
*Preparation for Calculus (Mth 115) and Calculus with Analytical Geometry (Mth 200, 
201) 
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*Preparation for Calculus (Mth 115) alld Analytical Geometry and Calculus (Mth 204, 
205) 
*Calculus with Analytical Geometry (Mth 201, 202, and 200 or 203) 
*Analytical Geometry and Calculus (Mth 204, 205, 2(6) 
*Essentials of Physics (Ph 101, 102, 103) and General Physics Laboratory (Ph 204, 205, 
206) 
*Descriptive Astronomy (Ph 104, 105, 1(6) 
*General Physics (Ph 201, 202, 203) 
*Learning and Thinking (Psy 211) or Perception (Psy 212), and Motivation and Physio-
logical Psychology (Psy 214) or Social Psychology (Psy 215) ami Human Devel-
opment and Individual Differences (Psy 217) or Personality (PSy 218), alld Psy-
chology Laboratory (Psy 213,216,219) 
In addition a student must satisfy the following general minimum requirements for the degree: 
Credits: 
Total, 1.86 term hours (see Catalog for those requiring more) ; 
Upper-division courses, 62 term hours; 
Major courses, 36 term hours including 24 upper-division (see Catalog for exceptions) ; 
Graded credits, 150 term hours with grades; 
Professional credits, not over 48 term hours (for B.A. or B.S.) in a professional field 
such as Dentistry, Law, or Medicine; 
Applied music, not over 12 or 24 term hours (depending on major and degree; see Cata-
log) in applied music courses; 
Correspondence credits, not over 60 term hours in correspondence-study courses. 
Specified for the B.A. degree, 36 term hours in language and literature courses and pro-
ficiency in one foreign language equivalent to two years of college work in it. 
Specified for the B.S. degree, 36 term hours in social science courses, or 36 term hours in 
science courses. 
Grade point average: 2.00 cumulative total; also 2.00 on University of Oregon work. 
Residence: 45 ofthe last 60 term hours in residence (in U.O., Eugene and/ or Portland). 
Dean's recommendation, certifying completion of aU special requirements in the major. 
SECOND BACHELOR'S DEGREE. For a bachelor's degree following any other degree, 
a student must earn at least 36 term hours beyond the first degree (45 if it was not a U.O. degree) 
and fulfill all the usual requirements for the new degree including groups, residence, quality 
and relevance of work, and specific degree requirements. 
ADV ANCED DEGREE REQUIREMENTS. For a master's degree at least 45 term hours 
of graduate credit (not more than 15 of which may be transferred from other schools) are re-
quired, with a minimum 3.00 GPA; the entire program for a master's degree must be completed 
within a span of seven years. The academic doctor's degree requires three years of full-time aca-
demic work beyond the bachelor's degree (See Catalog and consult Graduate School for details.) 
APPLICATION FOR DEGREE. A student intending to complete requirements for any 
degree must file an Application for Degree with the Registrar at least one month in advance of 
the expected commencement or graduation. No student may be granted a degree unless aU academic 
and financial requirements have been satisfied prior to the date of the degree. A student who has 
completed all requirements for a degree may be given an official certification of that fact to tempo-
rarily substitute for the diploma. 
ADVISING 
Advisers will be selected for new students in the field of their primary academic interest. Those 
who have not yet decided what this field is to be should refer to the group designated "General 
Liberal Arts" in the list below. Those who have made this decision, even tentatively, should refer 
to the proper heading in the list. Special directions are that Elementary Education students go to 
Education but Secondary Education students go to their intended academic department, and that 
all Honors College students go to the Honors College instead of to their academic department. 
Old students should go directly to their old adviser (unless adequately advised last spring). Any 
student wishing to change advisers or with other questions about advising should check with a 
chief adviser listed below or with the Office of Academic Advising, 140 Hendricks, extension 2261. 
Group Advising Meetings (at 7 p.m., Monday, September 18, in the rooms listed below) 
will include an academic orientation discussion and the assignment of advisers. Every new stu-
dent, freshman or transfer, should attend one of these meetings unless he was advised during the 
summer. Students who miss these meetings should confer with the chief adviser in the appro-
priate departmental offiee (General Liberal Arts advisers in 140 HEN). The following list 
includes the various academic departments and major areas of interest, the chief adviser in 
charge, and the location of the Monday night meeting. 
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Honors College: Mr. Dart, 150 SC 
General Liberal Arts: Mrs. Fagot, 137 CMM; Mr. Hogan, 242 CMM ; Mr. Honerlah, 244 CMM ; 
Mr. Larson, 366 CMM; Mr. Mackintosh, 173 CMM 
General Science: Mr. Beelman. 106 DEA 
General Social Science: Mr. Bloom, 106 FR 
Anthropology: Mr. Stern, 337 CMM 
Biology: Mr. Cook, 30 SC 
Chemistry: Mr. Barnhard, 105 SC 
Classics, Chinese and Japanese: Mr. Combellack, 118 FR 
Economics: Mr. Campbell, 333 CMM 
English: Mr. Svendsen, 138 CMM 
Geography: Mr. Johannessen, 105 CON 
Geology: Mr. Lund. 233 SC 
German and Russian: Mr. Leppmann, 214 FR 
History: Mr. Perrin, 133 CMM 
Home Economics: Miss Nelson, 204 CHA 
Mathematics: Mr. Humphreys, 208 DEA 
Philosophy: Mr. Alexander, 243 CMM 
Physics: Mr. Crasemann, 344 SC 
Political Science: Mr. Allman, 101 CMM 
Pre-Medical Technology: Mr. McConnaughey, 314 SC 
Pre-Medicine: Mr. Scheer, 123 SC 
Pre-Nursing: Miss Olson, 207 CHA 
Psychology: Mr. Kimble, 342 CMM 
Religion: Mr. Straton, 117 FR 
Romance Languages: Mr. Cooper, 341 CMM 
Sociology: Mr. Johannis, 332 CMM 
Speech: Mr. Montgomery, 238 CMM 
Architecture and Allied Arts: Mr. Creese, 106 LA 
Business Administration: Major option undecided : Mr. Soha, 232 CMM 
Accounting and Business Statistics: Mr. Baerncopf, 338 CMM 
Finance and Business Environment: Mr. Richins, 231 CMM 
Marketing, Insurance and Transportation: Mr. Tull, 331 CMM 
Personnel and Industrial Management: Mr. Vance, 370 CMM 
Community Service and Public Affairs: Mr. Bisno, 336 CMM 
Education: Mr. Schminke, 151 ED 
Health Education: Mr. Haar, 114 PE 
Physical Education: Mr. Esslinger, 101 PE 
Recreation and Park Management: Mr. Rodney, 120 PE 
Journalism: Mr. Nelson, 221 ALL 
Law: Mr. Basye, 3 FEN 
Music: Mr. Trotter, 125 MUS 
GENERAL LIBERAL 
ARTS 
1022 Fagot, B. 
1035 Hogan, E. 
1037 Honerlah, R. W. 
1050 Larson, R. L. 
1060 Mackintosh, K. 
1090 Van Loan, L. 
ANTHOPOLOGY 
1102 Bennett, K. A. 
1103 Barnett, H. G. 
1104 Dorjahn, V. R. 
1109 Dumond, D. E. 
1121 Jorgensen, J. G. 
1128 McFee, M. 
1131 Simonds, P. E. 
113.3 Smith, A. G. 
1161 Stanislawski, M. ).. 
1163 Stern, T. 
1192 Wallace, D. T. 
1195 Young, P. D. 
ADVISERS' NUMBERS 
1967·1968 
BIOLOGY 
1303 Bajer, A. S. 
1304 Bonnett, H. T. 
1306 Carroll, G. 
1307 Castenholz, R. W. 
1309 Clancy, C. W. 
1311 Cohen, M. M. 
1313 Cook, S. A. 
1315 Fentress, J. C. 
1322 Frank, P. W. 
1325 Grant, P. 
1327 Hoyle, G. 
1331 Kezer, J. 
1334 Moberly, W. R. 
1335 Morris, R. W. 
1336 Munz, F. W. 
1337 Menninger, J. R. 
1338 Murphy, G. J. 
1339 McConnaughey, B. H. 
1341 Novick, A. 
1342 Novitski, E. 
1351 Risley, P. 
1362 Salmonson, K. B. 
1364 Scheer, B. T. 
1366 Shotwell, J. A. 
1373 Sistrom, W. R. 
1374 Stahl, F. W. 
1376 Soderwall, A. L. 
1384 Streisillger, G. 
1388 Tepfer, S. S. 
1392 Wimber, D. E. 
1395 Wisner, H. P. 
CHEMISTRY 
1402 Barnhard, R. 
1404 Bernhard, S. A. 
1408 Boekelheide, V. 
1415 Dolby. L. J. 
1425 Griffith, O. H. 
1428 Herbert, E. 
1434 Keana, J. F. W. 
1436 Klemm, L. H. 
1439 
1440 Lar A. R. 
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1441 Mazo, R. M. 
1448 Noyes, R. M. 
1463 Reithel, F. J. 
1477 Schellman, J. A 
1478 Simpson, W. T. 
1486 Swinehart, D. F. 
1492 Wolfe, R. G. 
CLASSICS, CHIN & lAP 
1508 Black, C. 
1512 Combellack, F. M. 
1549 Naff, W. E. 
1555 Palandri, A. J. 
1558 Pascal, C. B. 
1581 Shucard, S. 
1589 Sun, C. 
ECONOMICS 
1904 Allen, R. L. 
1911 Bierwag, G. O. 
1914 Campbell, R. 
1917 Davis, R. M. 
1919 Edwards, C. D. 
1922 Grove, M. A. 
1930 Khang, C. 
1932 Kleinsorge, P. L. 
1934 Koplin, H. T. 
1945 Mikesell, R. 
1974 Siegel, B. N. 
1976 Simpson, P. B. 
1982 Smith, R. E. 
1991 Tattersall, J. M. 
1998 Wattles, M. D. 
ENGLISH 
2101 Aly, L. F. 
2102 Albrecht, R. 
2105 Ball, R. C. 
2111 Bartel, R. 
2112 Bordwell, C. 
2114 Black, F. G. 
2116 Cross, M. 
2117 Cadbury, W. E. 
2118 DiPasquale, P. 
2119 Greenfield, S. B. 
2120 Greenfield, T. 
2121 Handy, W. J. 
2122 Horn, R. D. 
2123 Haislip, J. 
2124 Handy, S. 
2133 Jackson,R. F. 
2135 Johnson, G. 
2142 Kittoe, G. M. 
2144 Kittoe, E. D. 
2146 Kitzhaber, AR. 
2149 Lacy,R. 
2155 Malarkey, S. 
2158 Maveety, S. R. 
2160 McNeir, W. F. 
2163 Moore, C. 
2165 Mundie, T. F. 
2166 Reid, R. 
2171 Rockett, W. 
2173 Sobol, B. 
2174 Salisbury, R. J. 
2175 Thorpe, P. L. 
2176 Toelken, J. B. 
2183 Sherwood, J. C. 
2184 Sherwood, 1. Z. 
2186 Sloat, L. 
2188 Strange, W. C. 
2189 Svendsen, K. 
2192 Wegelin,C. 
2194 Willard, O. M. 
GEOGRAPHY 
2850 Johannessen, C. L. 
2864 Patton, C. P. 
2866 Price, E. T. 
2872 Smith, E. G. 
GEOLOGY 
2908 Baldwin, E. W. 
2910 Benson, G. T. 
2912 Boggs, S. 
2932 Kays, M. A 
2942 Lund, E. H. 
2946 McBirney, A. R. 
2962 Staples, L. W. 
2965 Stovall, J. C. 
2995 Weill, D. F. 
GERMAN & RUSSIAN 
3111 Bedwell, C. 
3115 Diller, E. 
3122 Hahn, W.L. 
3133 Leong, A. 
3135 Leppmann, W. A 
3144 McWilliams, J. R. 
3173 Plant, H. R. 
3182 Simonin, V. 
3192 Williams, A. M. 
HISTORY 
3302 Alef, G. 
3308 Bingham, E. R. 
3310 Birn, R. F. 
3315 Dill, R. S. 
3317 Dull, P. S. 
3321 Fa1coneri, G. 
3331 Hanna, W. S. 
3333 Holbo, P. 
3338 Lang, R. G. 
3341 Lorwin, V. R. 
3347 Maddex, J. P. 
3352 Perrin, J. W. 
3356 Pierson, S. A 
3358 Pumeroy, E. . 
3360 Porter, K. W. 
3372 Smith, R. W. 
3374 Sorenson, L. R. 
3376 Stephenson, W. H. 
3388 W oodham,J. E. 
HOME ECONOMICS 
3425 Johnston, F. E. 
3438 Nelson, L. E. 
3442 Pelch, A. E. 
3488 Van Voorhis, F. 
3492 Wiese, M. J. 
MATHEMATICS 
3604 Anderson, F. W. 
3606 Andrews, F. C. 
3609 Bee1man, G. 
3611 Civin, P. 
3614 Curtis, C. W. 
3616 Deo, C. 
3619 Freeman, R. S. 
3621 Ghent, K. S. 
3624 Grove, L. 
3628 Harrison, D. K. 
3625 Humphreys, J. E. 
3628 Koch, R. 
3630 Loeb, H. 
3632 Lowenthal, F. 
3640 Maier, E. A. 
3642 Mason, M. R. 
3643 Matthes, T. K. 
3645 Moursund, A F. 
3646 Moursund, D. 
3652 Niven, I. 
3664 Ross, K. A. 
3671 Sherman, P. R. 
3673 Stromber.g, K. 
3675 Struble, G. W. 
3681 Tate, R. F. 
3683 Truax, D. 
3688 Van Buskirk, J. 
3690 Ward, L. E. 
3691 Warren, H. 
3692 Wright, C. R. B. 
3697 Y ood, B. 
PHILOSOPHY 
3702 Alexander, H. A 
3714 Cook, J. W. 
3722 Ebersole, F. B. 
3730 Herbert, R. 
3734 Jessup, B. E. 
3741 Levi, D. S. 
3767 Stephens, J. K. 
3795 Zweig, A. 
PHYSICS 
3811 Ch'en, S. Y. 
3814 Crasemann, B. 
3818 Dart, F. 
3819 Donnelly, R. J. 
3821 Ebbighausen, E. G. 
3822 Ellickson, R. 
3829 Girardeau, M. D. 
3832 Higgins, R. J. 
3838 Kemp, J. C. 
3842 Lefevre, H. W. 
3855 McClure, J. W. 
3857 McDaniels, D. K. 
3858 Mahan, G. D. 
3860 Park, K. 
3862 Powell, J. L. 
3870 Rayfield, G. W. 
3885 Wannier, G. H. 
3892 Zimmerman, R. L. 
POLITICAL SCIENCE 
3903 Agger, R. 
3905 Allman, J. 
3906 Bechtold, P. 
3911 Davies, J. C. 
3922 Gange, J. F. 
3924 Goldrich, D. 
3931 Hanhardt, A. M. 
3933 Hovet, T. 
3936 Kieffer, J. A 
3938 Klonoski, J. R. 
3942 Mitchell, J. 
3944 Mitchell, W. C. 
3948 Orbell, J. 
3962 Schleicher, C. P. 
3964 Seligman, L. G. 
3966 Shively, W. P. 
3970 Thurber, C. E. 
3992 Zei&ler, H. L. 
3998 Zanmovich, M. G. 
PRENURSING 
4535 Olson, G. 
PSYCHOLOGY 
4702 Adkins, J. 
4704 Anderson, B. G. 
4706 Attneave, F. 
4708 Beck, J. 
4723 Dawes, R. 
4728 Fagot, R. F. 
1315 Fentress, J. C. 
4732 Fosmire, F. R. 
4736 Goldberg, L. 
4738 Haller, R. 
4741 Hyman, R. 
4744 Kimble, D. 
4755 Leeper, R. W. 
4757 Lewinsohn, P. 
4758 Lichtenstein, E. 
4759 Littman, R. A. 
4763 Posner, M. 1. 
4767 Reicher, G. 
4772 Runkel, P. 
4780 Schaeffer, B. 
4785 Suildberg, N. 
4792 Weiss, R. 
4796 Ziller, R. 
RELIGION 
4811 Bloom, A. 
4882 Straton, G. D. 
ROMANCE LANGUAGES 
4911 Beall, C. B. 
4912 Beck, P. 
4914 Birn, R. M. 
4915 Casagrande, G. 
4922 Cooper, H. F. 
4924 Curland, D. 
4926 Desroches, R. H. 
4927 Dougherty, D. M. 
4936 Hatzantonis, E. S. 
4938 Johnson, C. L. 
4940 Tones, M. V. 
4951 Marlow, E. A. 
4965 Powers, P. J. 
4970 Rendall, S. 
4972 Rose, S. L. 
4991 Tomanek. T. 
SOCIOLOGY 
5102 Acker, J. 
5103 Anderson, T. 
5104 Armer, M. 
5105 Berreman, J. V. 
j 106 Bisllo, H. 
5107 Deutsch, S. E. 
5108 Dubin, R. 
5109 Ellis, R. A. 
5111 Foskett, J. M. 
5122 Howard, J. R. 
i128 Jackson, J. M. 
5133 Johallnis, T. B. 
5135 Johnson, B. 
5145 MacGregor, J. 
;148 Martin, W. T. 
;152 Pellegrin, R. J. 
;156 Polk, K. 
i162 Robinson, W. S. 
i166 Rodgers, R. H. 
il78 Schafer, W. E. 
SPEECH 
5211 Aly, B. 
5218 Carmichael, C. W. 
5222 Christensen, N. ]. 
5229 Cutler, J. V. 
5233 DeChaine, F. B. 
5234 Fibiger, D. J. 
5235 Elberson, S. 
5236 Friedman, R. P. 
5237 Hallett, E. T. 
5238 Kadlec, A. L. 
5239 Kretsinger, E. 
5240 Leistner, C. A. 
5242 Mertz, R. J. 
5244 Montgomery, K. E. 
5255 Nobles, W. S. 
5262 Robinson, H. W. 
5277 Ryan, B. P. 
5288 Shepherd,]' R. 
5289 Sherriffs, R. E. 
5291 Starlin, D. G. 
5295 Wood, K. S. 
ARCHITECTURE 
5403 Andrews, G. 
5409 Batista, E. 
5411 Briscoe, J. L. 
5414 Bryan, S. W. 
5415 Campbell, M. 
5417 Cook, D. 
5422 Creese, W. L. 
5426 Davenport, W. R. 
5428 Dole, P. 
5431 Ferens, R. R. 
5438 Gilmore, P. C. 
5440 Guran, M. A. 
5442 Hannaford, F. T. 
5443 Harris, R. S. 
5444 Hayden, W. 
5445 Hawn, A. W. 
5446 Hodge, G. M. 
5448 Hudson, H. E. 
5450 Johnson, L. T. 
5451 Kleinsasser, W. 
5458 Moursund, E. 
5464 Peting, D. L. 
5465 Poticha, O. 
5466 Reynolds, J. 
5467 Stafford, J. 
5468 Smith, R. 
5469 Taylor, D. 
5470 Unruh, R. 
5472 Unthank, D. 
5475 Rinehart, D. N. 
5477 Thompson, W. N. 
5480 Utsey, M. 
ART EDUCATION 
5508 Ballinger, T. 
5510 Burgner, J. 
5521 Gehring, J. 
5551 Kensler, G. L. 
5554 Lanier, V. 
5558 Lovano, J. 
5560 McFee, J. K. 
5570 Smith, J. 
ART HISTORY 
5608 Baldinger, W. 
5620 Donnelly, M. 
5650 Krahmer, C. 
5654 Lawrence, P. 
5656 Leong, E. 
5661 McKenzie, D. 
5665 Ross, M. 
FINE ARTS 
5704 Breevort, W. 
5706 Buckner, P. E. 
5710 Duncan, D. 
5712 Foster, D. G. 
5715 Gillham, J. 
5731 Krause, L. 
5739 McCosh, D. 
5742 Nixon, M. 
5745 Pasilis. F. 
5765 Ryan, C. B. 
5771 Soeder, J. V. 
5773 Stannard, D. 
5775 Starck, J. 
5782 Vincent, A. 
5785 Walker, L. 
5787 Wilkinson, J. 
5791 Yarowsky, M. 
5796 Zach, J, 
LANDSCAPE 
ARCHITECTURE 
5812 Cuthbert, F. A. 
5827 Jette, G. S. 
5834 Lovinger, R. J. 
5877 Ruff, W. 
5886 Sourdry, A. M. 
URBAN PLANNING 
5915 Dale, W. R. 
ACCOUNTING & 
BUS. STATISTICS 
6208 Baerncopf, D. A. 
6218 Frishkoff, P. M. 
6225 Harwood, D. S. 
6238 Larson, R. 
6240 Luneski, C. 
6250 McCarthy, F. 
6252 Mace, A. E. 
6261 Peiterson, A. L. 
6269 Reinmuth, J. L. 
6272 Richards, L. 
6278 Soha, J. W. 
6281 Thomas, A. L. 
FINANCE & BUS. 
ENVIRONMENT 
6402 Anderson, L. P. 
6412 Bauman, W. S. 
6418 Calmus, T. 
6437 Parks, W. H. 
6446 Reed, E. W. 
6448 Richins, W. D. 
6451 Robert, W. J. 
6453 Ross, L. W. 
6471 Skelton, K. 
6488 Watson, D. A. 
MARKET, INSUR & 
TRANSP 
6502 Andrus, R. 
6508 Dasso, J. 
6514 Greene, M. R. 
6562 Remington, D. P. 
6565 Rich, S. U. 
6569 Sampson, R. 
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6571 Smith, N. R. 
6574 Strom, H. K. 
6576 Swadener, P. 
6581 Thompson, D. L. 
6585 Tun, D. S. 
PERSONNEL & IND 
MANAGEMENT 
6603 Anderson, T. J. 
6606 Brown, W. B. 
6610 Conant, E. H. 
6625 Jones, C. M. 
6642 Pyron, H. C. 
6657 Ramsing, K. D. 
6663 Seubert, F. J. 
6671 Shaffer, L. L. D. 
6685 Vance, S. C. 
COMM SERV & 
PUB AFF 
6923 Collins, J. 
6949 Jensen, K. 
EDUCATION 
7101 Abel, H. 
7102 Acheson, K. 
7103 Acker, M. H. 
7105 Bowers, C. 
7106 Brockway, J. S. 
7108 Bogen, G. K. 
7109 Bowlin, R. L. 
7111 Brissey, F. L. 
7113 Caris on, R. O. 
7114 Christensen, O. C. 
7116 Clements, B. E. 
7120 DeJ ung, J. E. 
7122 Dils, E. W. 
7128 Espeseth, V. K. 
7130 Farner, F. 
7136 Gilmore, S. K. 
7137 Goldhammer. K. 
7138 Graham, G. . 
7140 Hamerlynck, L. A. 
7141 Hansen, J. H. 
7142 Hawk, R. 
7143 Hearn, A. C. 
7145 Holboke, H. E. 
7146 Hines, C. 
7148 Hotchkiss, J. 
7149 Johnston, J. 
7150 Kambly, P. E. 
7151 Keith, A. 
7152 Lallas, J. E. 
7153 Maertens, N. 
7154 Loughary, J. W. 
7155 Maltby, G. 
7156 Lowe, R. 
7157 Martinson, M. 
7158 Matthews, Esther 
7159 Mattson, R. H. 
7165 Miller, S. J. 
7166 Mittman, A. 
7169 Nye, V. T. 
7171 O'Neil, E. M. 
7172 Perkes, V. 
7173 Pearl, A. 
7174 Prehm, H. 
7175 Rummel, J. 
7176 Rankin, R. 
7177 Robeck, M. 
7178 Rybolt, G. 
7180 Sandin, A. A. 
7181 Schminke, C. W. 
7183 Sutt1~, J. 
7184 Shellenbarger, G. 
7185 Shepard, G. 
7186 Stone, N. 
7187 Thompson, A. 
7191 Toobert, S. 
7192 Tope, D. E. 
7193 Utsey, J. B. 
7194 Van Loan, W. L. 
7195 Waugh, R. 
7196 Wallin, C. 
7197 Willard, R. A. 
7198 Wood, H. 
HEALTH EDUCATION 
7640 Haar, F. B. 
7652 Kime, E. R. 
7685 Smith, B. 
7686 Smith, W. E. 
7692 Tuck, M. L. 
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 
7717 Brumbach, W. B. 
7722 Clarke, H. H. 
7728 Dougherty, M. F. 
7731 Esslinger, A. A. 
7767 Munson, C. 
7774 Puckett, J. L. 
7776 Reuter, E. R. 
7777 Rhoda, W. P. 
7781 Schendel, J. S. 
7785 Sigerseth, P. O. 
7787 Sprague, V. W. 
7788 Stafford, E. G. 
7798 Wooten, E. L. 
7799 Youngen, L. J. 
REC & PARK MANAGE 
7934 Ford, P. M. 
7969 Nickerson, F. B. 
7976 Reich, C. 
7978 Rodney, L. S. 
JOURNALISM 
8114 Ewan, J. D. 
8118 Freemesser, B. L. 
8125 Halverson, R. K. 
8128 Hulteng, J. L. 
8135 Nelson, R. P. 
8139 Nestvold, K. J. 
8160 Rea, D. F. 
8186 Wales, M. 
8188 Webb, C. C. 
LAW 
8304 Basye, W. M. 
8307 Clark, C. D. 
8310 Hollis, O. J. 
8311 Hunter, J. G. 
8314 Lacy, F. R. 
8322 Linde, H. A. 
8333 Mapp, T. W. 
8345 Summers, R. 
8355 Titus, H. W. 
8395 Weatherford, G. D. 
LIBRARIANSHIP 
8764 Merritt, L. C. 
MUSIC 
8808 Bailey, E. A. 
8810 Bergquist, E. P. 
8812 Bittner, F. W. 
8818 Cunningham, R. G. 
8820 Cykler, E. 
8822 Gustafson, J. M. 
8829 Hladky, J. R. 
8834 Hurwitz, R. 1. 
8838 Keller, H. 
8841 Lee, 1. D. 
8844 Lewis, G. R. 
8850 Martin, G. 
8852 Maves, L. C. 
8854 Miller, J. A. 
8859 Nye, R. E. 
8860 Owen, H. 
8862 Risinger, M. D. 
8868 Saltzman, R. 
8872 Trombley, R. 
8874 Trotter, R. M. 
8876 Tubb, M. 
8886 Vagner, R. S. 
8888 Whitfield, V. J. 
8892 Wilson, N. E. 
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