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Fall 2020 Course Schedule

April 13 : Priority Registration beginsSeptember 1 : Ranger Welcome DaySeptember 2 : Classes begin September 7 : Labor Day (No classes)December 12 : Fall Commencement

Apply for May 2021 graduation by December 1

TABLE OF CONTENTS AND CLASS LISTING BY DEPARTMENT ..................................................................................... PAGE: Academic Calendar ..............................................................................below Admission to UW-Parkside .......................................................................... 2 Auditing of Classes/Auditing by Senior Citizens .................................... 5, 11 Dates and Deadlines ................................................................................... 1 Degree and Enrollment Verify ..................................................................... 2 Degree and Skills Requirements............................................................... 7-9 Degree Audit Report (DARS) ....................................................................... 4 Disability Services ....................................................................................... 2 Distance Learning (Online Courses) .......................................................... 16 Ethnic Diversity Requirements ............................................................. 7, 14 Excess Credit Policy ................................................................................... 11 Financial Aid .............................................................................................. 12 General Education ...................................................................................... 8 Grades ....................................................................................................... 12 Graduation .................................................................................................. 9 Income Tax Credit ..................................................................................... 11 Late Starting Classes ................................................................................. 14 Non Discrimination Statement .................................................................. 13 Office of the Registrar – Office Hours ......................................................... 3 Office of Multicultural Student Affairs ...................................................... 13 Parking ...................................................................................................... 11 Privacy Act Information (FERPA) ................................................................. 2 RANGERMAIL – email activation ................................................................. 3 Registration: Advising ........................................................................................... 3 Class Permission Numbers ............................................................... 5 Credit Hour Limit.............................................................................. 6 Enrollment Appointment Time ........................................................ 3 Holds .......................................................................................... 4, 11 In-Person Registration & Changes.................................................... 3 Policies (Add/Drop/Withdraw) ........................................................ 6 Pre-requisite Checking ..................................................................... 4 Retaking a Course ............................................................................ 7 Selecting Your Classes ...................................................................... 4

Solar Information ......................................................................... 3

Wait Lists ......................................................................................... 5 Religious Observance Accommodation ..................................................... 13 Right to Withhold Information .................................................................... 2 Safety and Health Policy ........................................................................... 13 Student Health & Counseling Center ........................................................ 12 Student Support Services .......................................................................... 13 Transcripts ................................................................................................ 12 Tuition and Fees ................................................................................... 10-11 GRADUATE CLASSES

Applied Biotechnology ...................................................................... 68 Clinical Mental Health Counseling .................................................... 69 Computer & Information Systems .................................................... 68 Economics ......................................................................................... 69 Health, Exercise Science, and Sport Management............................ 69 MA Applied Professional Studies ...................................................... 70 Master in Business Administration ..............................................70-73 Sustainable Management ................................................................. 73

UNDERGRADUATE CLASSES ...................................... PAGE: Accounting ........................................................................................... 16 Anthropology ....................................................................................... 17 Applied Health Science ......................................................................... 16 Art ................................................................................................... 17-19 Business ........................................................................................... 19-20 Center for Professional Studies ............................................................ 23 Chemistry ........................................................................................ 20-21 Communication ............................................................................... 22-23 Community Based Learning .................................................................. 20 Computer Science ........................................................................... 24-25 Criminal Justice................................................................................ 23-24 Digital and Design Fabrication .............................................................. 25 Economics ....................................................................................... 26-27 Educator Development.................................................................... 27-28 English ............................................................................................. 29-30 Environmental Studies .................................................................... 30-31 Ethnic Studies ....................................................................................... 31 Finance ................................................................................................. 31 French .................................................................................................. 31 General Education ................................................................................ 33 Geography ............................................................................................ 32 Geosciences..................................................................................... 32-33 Health, Exercise Science and Sport Management ........................... 33-36 Health Information Management and Technology ......................... 36-38 History ............................................................................................. 38-39 Human Resource Management ............................................................ 39 International Studies ....................................................................... 39-40 Italian ................................................................................................... 40 Liberal studies ...................................................................................... 40 Management ........................................................................................ 43 Management Information Systems ...................................................... 44 Marketing ............................................................................................. 44 Mathematics ................................................................................... 41-43 Military Studies ............................................................................... 43-44 Music, Music Education, Music Performance, Applied Music ......... 45-57 Neuroscience ........................................................................................ 57 Nursing (UW-Milwaukee Consortium Program) ................................... 57 Philosophy ............................................................................................ 58 Physics .................................................................................................. 59 Political Science and Law ...................................................................... 60 Pre-Engineering .................................................................................... 58 Project Management ....................................................................... 59-60 Psychology ....................................................................................... 60-61 Quantitative Methods ..................................................................... 61-62 Sociology ......................................................................................... 63-64 Spanish ................................................................................................. 65 Speech .................................................................................................. 65 Sustainable Management ................................................................ 62-63 Theatre Arts .................................................................................... 65-67 UWP-General ....................................................................................... 67 Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies .............................................. 67

Solar Online Priority Registration Begins ......................................................................................................................................... Monday, April 13

Non-degree Registration Begins .......................................................................................................................................................Thursday, August 3 Early College Credit Program Registration Begins .............................................................................................................................. Friday, August 21 Labor Day – No classes, campus closed ...................................................................................................................................... Monday, September 7 Ranger Welcome Day ................................................................................................................................................................. Tuesday, September 1 Full Semester & First Seven-week Classes Begin ........................................................................................................... Wednesday, September 2 Second Seven-week Classes Begin ................................................................................................................................................. Monday, October 19 Thanksgiving Recess – campus closed (No classes begin after 4pm Wednesday) .......................... Thursday, November 26 – Saturday, November 28 MATH Common Exams ................................................................................................................................................................ Saturday, December 5 Instruction Ends ............................................................................................................................................................................ Monday, December 7 Final Exam Period .................................................................................................................................... Tuesday, December 8 – Friday, December 11 Commencement Ceremony .......................................................................................................................................... SATURDAY, December 12

IMPORTANT DATES AND DEADLINES

FULL

Semester First

7-weeks Second

7-weeks

HCA, HIMT, HWM, and

SMGT Classes

MBA/MBAO* Online Classes

First 7-Weeks

MBA/MBAO*

Online Classes Second

7-Weeks

Session Begins Wednesday

September 2 Wednesday

September 2 Monday

October 19 Tuesday

September 8 Tuesday

September 8 Monday

October 26

Session Ends Friday

December 11 Friday

October 16 Monday

December 7 Friday

December 18 Friday

October 23 Friday

December 11

Last Day To:

Add a class without a permission number

Tuesday September 8

Thursday September 3

Tuesday October 20

N/A Tuesday

September 1 Tuesday

October 20 .05

Change a class from audit to credit without permission

Tuesday September 8


Tuesday October 20

N/A N/A N/A

Add a class with a permission number Tuesday

September 15 Tuesday

September 8 Friday

October 23 Monday

September 21 N/A N/A

Change a class from credit to audit or audit to credit with instructor consent

Tuesday September 15

Tuesday September 8

Friday October 23

Monday September 21

N/A N/A

Drop a class or Withdraw* without paying the drop fee of $18 per credit


Tuesday September 8

Friday October 23

Monday September 21

Monday September 14

Friday October 30

Drop a class or Withdraw* without a transcript notation of a “W”



Tuesday November 3

Monday October 5

Wednesday September 23

Tuesday November 10

Change a class from credit to audit with late approval



Tuesday November 3

Monday October 5

N/A N/A

Drop a class or Withdraw* through SOLAR

Tuesday October 20

Friday September 25

Wednesday November 11

Monday October 26

Thursday October 1

Wednesday November 18

Drop a class with signed authorization**

from instructor, advisor, and Dean

Friday November 13

Friday October 2

Friday November 20

Friday November 20

Friday October 9

Friday November 27

*Withdraw = drop ALL classes in a term. **The signed authorization is approved only for extraordinary, non-academic reasons.

DEADLINES MAY DIFFER FOR INDIVIDUAL CLASSES WITH DIFFERENT MEETING DATES. Contact the Office of the Registrar for exact dates.

Anticipated Tuition & Fees Due Date

Friday September 11

Friday September 11

Friday September 11

Friday September 11

Payment Deadline (courses will be dropped for non-payment)

Last Day to pay Tuition and Fees without the $6.25 per credit penalty

Friday September 25

Friday September 25

Friday September 25

Friday September 25

Monday September 7

Sunday October 25

Refund periods for complete withdrawal from classes and credit reductions. Refunds may not apply to Financial Aid recipients. SEE FEE FACTS included with your bill or online at www.uwp.edu/admin/cashiers.office

100% Refund Friday

September 18 Friday

September 11 Friday

October 23 Friday

September 25 Friday

September 18 Friday

October 30

50% Refund Friday

October 2 Friday

September 18 Friday

October 30 Friday

October 9 Friday

September 25 Friday

November 6

25% Refund N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

NO Refund Saturday

October 3 Saturday

September 19 Saturday

October 31 Saturday

October 10 Saturday

September 26 Saturday

November 7

DEADLINES MAY DIFFER FOR INDIVIDUAL CLASSES WITH DIFFERENT MEETING DATES. Contact the Cashier’s Office for exact dates. All fee information is available on the Cashier’s Office website at www.uwp.edu/live/offices/cashiersoffice/index.cfm , by email at [email protected] , by phone at (262) 595-2258, or at the Cashier’s Office in WYLL D193.

Apply for December Graduation by May 1 Graduates must apply by the deadline to be eligible for graduation this term.

Apply online at www.uwp.edu/currentstudent/yourgraduation . Students are encouraged to apply once they’ve completed 90 credits. If you have questions, email [email protected].

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http://www.uwp.edu/live/offices/cashiersoffice/index.cfm

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.uwp.edu/currentstudent/yourgraduation

mailto:[email protected]

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DAYS, TIME, INSTRUCTOR, AND LOCATION OF CLASSES SUBJECT TO CHANGE. 2

APPLYING FOR ADMISSION TO UW-PARKSIDE

Undergraduate Students interested in seeking a degree at

UW-Parkside should contact Admissions at (262) 595-2355 or online at http://www.uwp.edu/apply/admissions/index.cfm. Applying online is the easiest and fastest way to get your application to UW-Parkside.

Graduate students interested in a degree at UW-Parkside

should begin by contacting the appropriate graduate program coordinator:

M.A. in Applied Professional Studies (262) 595-2162 Master of Business Administration (262) 595-2280 M.S. in Applied Biotechnology (262) 595-2980 M.S. in Biological Sciences (262) 595-2744 M.S.in Clinical Mental Health Counseling (262) 595-2316 M.S. in Computer & Information Systems (262) 595-2314 M.S. in Health and Wellness Management (262) 595-2980 M.S. in Healthcare Administration (262) 595-2980 M.S. in IT Management (262) 595-2980 M.S. in Sport Management (262) 595-2308 M.S. in Sustainable Management (262)595-2980

DISABILITY SERVICES UW-Parkside, in accordance with federal and state policies and its own ethical obligations, is committed to ensuring that students with disabilities are given appropriate accommodations that provide them the opportunity to meet academic requirements and to be successful members of the educational community. Students with documented disabilities are eligible for services during their tenure at the University. The form of documentation includes recent records and/or an evaluation from a physician, psychiatrist, psychologist, or licensed diagnostician, depending on the nature of the disability. Students with disabilities who desire accommodations should identify themselves to the Coordinator of Disability Services and are encouraged to contact Student Health Services.

Accommodations available to students with disabilities include but are not limited to taped textbooks, interpreter service, enlarged materials, preferential seating, alternate test formats, taped tests, and note taker services. The policies and guidelines applying to nondiscrimination on the basis of disability are available from the following places: the UW-Parkside website, Disability Services, and the Health Center.

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DEGREE AND ENROLLMENT VERIFY The Office of the Registrar receives requests for enrollment status and degree verifications from students as well as outside agencies and employers or potential employers.

Information such as dates of attendance, degrees/awards received, and enrollment status will be released to outside agencies or persons on request unless a student has requested in writing that all information be withheld.

Outside agencies and other third parties needing to verify a student's degree should use DegreeVerify through National Student Clearinghouse.

PRIVACY OF STUDENT RECORDS AND FERPA

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) is a federal law which affords students certain rights with respect to their educational records. The intent of this Act is to protect the privacy of students and their records.

Under this Act, you are entitled to review "official records, files, and data directly related to you" which the University maintains. You may request a hearing regarding any alleged "inaccurate, misleading, or inappropriate" information in your official records and files. The University will not release information from your records to a third party without your written consent except as permitted by Section 99.34, (a) (ii) of the Privacy Act. In accordance with this section, the University will forward your records when requested by a school in which you seek to enroll.

A challenge to information you deem erroneous or misleading should be made in writing and directed to the dean or director of the appropriate office so that a hearing can be scheduled. In most cases, the decision of the dean or director will be final. If you find the decision unsatisfactory, you may place a statement in your file setting forth any reasons for disagreeing with the decision. Your right to challenge information of record does not extend to review of grades received unless the grade assigned by your professor was inaccurately recorded in your records.

In addition, FERPA designates "directory information" data that can be published or released routinely by the University to any inquirer. Directory information items are: name; address; telephone number; date of birth; major field of study; participation in officially recognized activities and sports; weight and height of members of athletic teams; dates of attendance to include current classification, and withdrawal dates; degrees and awards received; the most recent education agency or institution attended; initial registration date and email address.

RIGHT TO WITHHOLD INFORMATION

The University periodically receives inquiries for directory information. Under the law, you can request that UW-Parkside withhold all items of directory information. However, should you decide to withhold this information, please consider the potential consequences very carefully. All requests, however legitimate, (i.e.: from prospective employers, licensing agencies) will be refused. UW-Parkside cannot assume the responsibility for contacting you for permission to release the requested information. Regardless of the effect upon you, the UW-Parkside assumes no liability for honoring your instructions that such information be withheld. If you wish to do this, you must file a form in the Office of the Registrar. The Registrar will then take the steps necessary to comply with your wishes as soon as possible. The form is valid until revoked, in writing, by you. __________________________________________________

http://www.studentclearinghouse.org/verifiers/degree/

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OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR

Wyllie Hall D189

FALL OFFICE HOURS Monday 7:45 am – 6:00 pm Tuesday - Friday 7:45 am – 4:30 pm

EXTENDED HOURS Mondays: May 18, June 15, July 13 7:45 am-6:00 pm

CAMPUS CLOSED (No Classes) Memorial Day – Monday, May 25

Independence Day – Saturday, July 4

Labor Day – Monday, September 7

Thanksgiving* – Thursday, November 26

* Thanksgiving Recess: No classes BEGIN after 4pm on Wednesday, November 25.

Classes resume on Monday, November 30. __________________________________________________

IN-PERSON REGISTRATION Register at the Office of the Registrar Service Counter (WYLL D189) for these special registration actions which require instructor consent:

Auditing a class

Independent Study and/or Internship

Time Conflicts __________________________________________________

RANGERMAIL - Activate your EMAIL account

A UW-Parkside email account is created for every student upon admission. Students should activate this account immediately. Communication via email is an essential part of your success at UW-Parkside. Go to the Activate Account link at http://www.uwp.edu/admittedstudent/

Please remember your ID and password. You will need to enter this ID and password to access the Solar System, register for classes and use other online services.

ID and Password set-up can be done in any campus computer lab (WYLL D150, MOLN 115, 117, 118, or 124). For assistance with login contact the UWP Help Desk at (262) 595-2444, or stop in WYLL L107.

All email communication must be done with RANGERMAIL!

~ your [email protected] ~

Note: UW-Parkside uses your RANGERMAIL to verify the identity of all students. All students are responsible for knowing and, when appropriate, acting on the contents of all university communications sent to the RANGERMAIL account. __________________________________________________

PREPARE FOR REGISTRATION

24 hours a day, every day * Go to http://www.uwp.edu/currentstudent/

and click on SOLAR.

Priority Registration for Degree-seeking students begins Monday, April 13

Registration for Non-degree-seeking students begins Monday, August 3

* System may be down periodically for maintenance and upgrades. Outages usually occur on Sunday mornings. _________________________________________________

ADVISING Degree-seeking students must consult with their assigned advisor before registering for classes in the Fall and Spring semesters. Advising is not required for Summer and Winterim registration, but is recommended.

It is the student’s responsibility to initiate contact with their advisors. Students with declared majors may get information concerning faculty advisor office hours and telephone numbers from the advisor’s department office. Students who have not declared a major may contact the Advising Center.

Advisor information can be found in Solar Student Center.

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CHECK YOUR ENROLLMENT APPOINTMENT TIME

Your Enrollment Appointment will be available through Solar Student Center. If you attempt to enroll prior to your Enrollment Appointment, the system will prevent you from enrolling. __________________________________________________

Logon to the Solar System

Go to http://www.uwp.edu/currentstudent/ and click on SOLAR. Enter your UW-P Net ID and password. (Note: this is the same logon ID and password you use for your UW-Parkside email account.) Click the “Sign In” button. A successful logon will take you to your Solar home page which contains links to all student related services and information

NEED HELP? Contact the HELP Desk Students with logon or password problems should contact the Help Desk at (262) 595-2444 or stop at the Help Desk, WYLL L107. Students with REGISTRATION problems or questions may also contact the Office of the Registrar (262) 595-2284 or come to the service counter, WYLL D189.

NOTE: If you are experiencing difficulties, you must contact the Office of the Registrar immediately. Failure to do so may have financial implications due to missed deadlines. __________________________________________________

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REGISTRATION HOLDS You will not be allowed to register if you have a “hold”

(negative service indicator) on your record. However, Solar

will allow you to proceed through most of the enrollment process before giving you and error message indicating that you have a hold. To avoid this frustration, review your hold status before attempting to register.

To view your holds, go to your Student Center in Solar . Holds

are displayed at the far right side of the screen. Depending on your screen resolution, you may need to scroll over to the right. Any holds on your record will be listed here. You can click on the “Details” link for more information. __________________________________________________

SELECTING YOUR CLASSES

ONLINE COURSE SCHEDULE The online course schedule is a web-based searchable schedule of courses providing a broad spectrum of course information including the ability to browse course sections offered each term. It is updated nightly at midnight. Course listings in the online course schedule will always be more current than the printed or .PDF versions of the course schedule. Access the online course schedule on the Office of the Registrars’ website at: http://www.uwp.edu/live/offices/registrarsoffice/index.cfm

Class Numbers: locate the class numbers of your selected

classes and those of possible alternate classes from the web or printed class schedule.

Class Status: to verify that the classes you selected are

available before attempting to register, go to your Student Center in Solar and do a Class Search. Enter the Course Subject and Course Number. To view all classes remove the check mark from the Show Open Classes Only box. A class/section listing will be displayed with the class/section status.

Lab and/or Discussion Section(s): when enrolling in a

class with a linked lab and/or discussion the system will prompt you through the process of choosing the corresponding Lecture/Lab/Discussion. Each section must be open to successfully complete the registration process. If any one of the sections you select is closed you will be waitlisted for all parts of the course.

Variable Credit: when enrolling for a variable credit class

the system will allow you to enter the number of units you have been approved to take within the allowed unit range. __________________________________________________

DEGREE AUDIT REPORT (DARS)

The degree audit report (DARS) is a tool to assist students in determining progress towards degree requirements. Completed coursework is applied towards degree and declared major requirements. Students should review their degree audit report every term. Students can access their

DARS via Solar. Email [email protected] for additional

information. __________________________________________________

DARS…ONLINE for YOU!

Helping you on your Pathway to Success at UW-P!

DARS is your UW-P road map to graduation. Chart your degree requirements Map out your academic plan Monitor your academic progress

DARS is available to all UW-P students – 24 hours a day; 7 days a week!

Log-on to Solar and click:

DARS – Degree Audit Report

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PREREQUISITE CHECKING

When students attempt to enroll in a course, Solar will

determine whether there is/are prerequisite(s) for the course. If not, the student may enroll. If there is/are prerequisite(s),

Solar searches placement and transcript records to see

whether the prerequisite(s) has/have been met. If the student has successfully met the prerequisite(s) for the course or placement criteria, he/she may enroll in the course. If not, the student will be informed that the prerequisite(s) has/have not been met and he/she will not be allowed to enroll in the course. Students should contact their advisor for further assistance with enrollment. If the student is currently enrolled

in the prerequisite course(s), Solar will not block enrollment

in the course for the following term. However, the student must receive a final grade as determined by the prerequisite; otherwise, he/she may be administratively withdrawn from the course. Students are advised to see an advisor for further assistance with enrollment. __________________________________________________

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AUDIT A CLASS

AUDIT REGISTRATION CANNOT BE DONE ON SOLAR

A class audit is allowed on a space available basis and only with the written approval of the instructor. Audit Request Forms are available at the Office of the Registrar or at http://www.uwp.edu/currentstudent/studentforms.cfm Review the Important Dates and Deadlines in this schedule. Contact the Cashier’s Office regarding tuition and fees specific to class audits.

AUDITING OF CLASSES BY SENIOR CITIZENS

State law exempts Wisconsin residents who are sixty or more years of age from payment of fees for auditing UW-Parkside classes. Contact the Cashier’s Office for more information. __________________________________________________

WAIT LISTS You may choose to be added to a wait list for a closed class. The status of the class will indicate if the class has a wait list option. Select the class/section for wait listing and proceed through the enrollment steps. You will be notified of your position on the class wait list once enrollment is completed. The wait listed class will be displayed on your class schedule, however, it will be noted with the wait list status. If you are successfully enrolled through the wait list process, the class status will change to enrolled.

Placing yourself on a wait list does not imply or guarantee enrollment in the class. You must verify the class status on your schedule. Contact the instructor for additional information on your wait list status.

The Wait List process runs nightly until the first day of the term to check the status of classes. If seats become available in a closed class the process will automatically enroll students from the wait list on a first come, first serve basis. Students will be enrolled from the wait list if no errors occur during the wait list processing (no time conflict, hold, etc.).

Students with registration errors or holds will be skipped and the process will continue through the wait list until all open seats are filled. If any open seats remain in the class section at the end of wait list processing the class will be reopened for general enrollment.

If you are not enrolled through the wait list process, and you still want to take the class, you may request a permission number from the class instructor. This permission number is

entered in Solar and will allow a student to register for the

closed class as long as no registration holds or time conflicts exist.

STUDENTS ARE NOT BILLED FOR WAIT LISTED CLASSES. Check the Solar system or contact the Cashier’s Office for

your account balance after you have been enrolled in a class from the wait list. __________________________________________________

CLASS PERMISSION NUMBERS

Enrollment in courses requiring instructor consent must be completed with a permission number. A permission number is available ONLY from the instructor teaching the course and section. It can only be used once. Permission numbers are required if:

The course schedule (or Solar) indicates that you

need the “consent of the instructor” to enroll, or

the instructor is waiving the required prerequisites for the class, or

permission to enroll in a closed class is being granted by the instructor.

Registering with a permission number: If the class is already in your shopping cart, click on the blue class link to proceed to Step 2. On the page that appears, there will be a permission number box where you enter your number.

If you are registering for a restricted class needing instructor consent, follow the steps to Add a Class. After selecting the class by clicking the ‘Select Class’ button, you will see a box at the top of the screen under Class Preferences where you enter your permission number.

If you are waitlisted for a course and have been given a permission number, you will first need to drop the waitlisted class before following the process to add the class as described above.

Permission numbers cannot be used to enroll in classes which have a time conflict. A completed Time Conflict Permission Form must be submitted to the Office of the Registrar’s service counter for manual processing.

CAUTION: Permission numbers must be used before the date listed in Important Term Dates and Deadlines. Permission numbers may only be used once, and they may only be used for the term, course and section assigned. Permission numbers cannot be used for classes with labs or discussion sections. Contact the Office of the Registrar for enrollment procedures.

If you have any difficulty using your permission number and cannot make contact with the instructor, contact the Office of the Registrar, (262) 595-2285 or WYLL D189. __________________________________________________

YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ACCURACY OF YOUR CLASS SCHEDULE

and are legally obligated to pay all tuition and fees associated with your schedule of classes.

ALWAYS TERMINATE YOUR Solar SYSTEM SESSION

and close your browser.

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REGISTRATION POLICIES It is the responsibility of the student to officially add, drop or withdraw from each class. Do not expect an instructor or anyone else to add, drop, withdraw or remove you from a class. A student who never attends (or stops attending) a course in which he/she has enrolled and who does not drop the course through the appropriate office will receive a failing grade. PLEASE REFER TO THE IMPORTANT TERM DATES AND DEADLINES AT THE BEGINNING OF THIS SCHEDULE. __________________________________________________

CREDIT HOUR LIMIT A degree-seeking student may not enroll for more than 20 credits in the Fall or Spring semester, 12 credits in the Summer term, or 6 credits in the Winterim term (credit and audit combined), without prior approval from the Director of Advising. Generally, permission to register for a credit overload will not be granted unless the student has earned a GPA of at least 3.0 at the end of the most recent semester with at least 14 completed credits. Non-degree-seeking students are restricted to 6 credits without prior approval from the Director of Advising. __________________________________________________

ADDING A CLASS During the first week of the semester, a student may add any course for which he/she has met the prerequisites. During the second week, appropriate courses may be added with the consent of the instructor. Beginning the 11th day of classes, a student cannot add a course without written permission of the instructor, the department chair, and the dean. The Office of the Registrar will determine comparable deadlines for courses less than a semester in length. __________________________________________________

CHANGES IN AUDIT / CREDIT STATUS

Credit to Audit ~ or ~ Audit to Credit During the first and second week of a semester class, students may change any class from Credit to Audit or Audit to Credit with instructor’s consent.

Beginning the third week, a course may not be changed from Audit to Credit Status.

In the third and fourth week students may change from Credit to Audit only with late approval (signature of the instructor, department chair and dean). Beginning the fifth week a class can no longer be changed from Credit to Audit status.

The Office Of The Registrar will determine comparable deadlines for courses less than a semester in length or summer or winterim courses. __________________________________________________

DROPPING A CLASS A student may drop any course during the first half of the semester. A student who drops a course after the fourth week of a semester will receive a transcript notation of “W.” In the case of module or summer/winterim session courses, the “W” notation will be applied if the drop occurs after one-third of the course period has passed. Check the Important Term Dates and Deadlines at the beginning of this schedule.

Important Note on DROP FEES Dropping a course after the census date will result in the

assessment of the drop fee.

Refer to the Important Term Dates and Deadlines for standard session drop fee deadlines. The Office of the

Registrar will determine comparable deadlines for courses less than a semester in length or summer or

winterim courses.

REQUEST FOR LATE DROPS Beginning the eighth week through the eleventh week a student may request permission to drop a course only for extraordinary, non-academic reasons. Before requesting permission to drop, the student should discuss his/her circumstances with the instructor. The Request for Late Drop Form must be submitted to the Office of the Registrar no later than Friday of the eleventh week of instruction. The request must include a written explanation of the circumstances leading to the request. The Office of the Registrar will determine comparable deadlines for courses less than a semester in length or summer/winterim session courses. __________________________________________________

WITHDRAW FROM THE UNIVERSITY A student may withdraw from the University via Solar during the first half of the semester. The Office of the Registrar will determine comparable deadlines for courses less than a semester in length or summer/winterim session courses. After the deadline, a student may request to withdraw only for extraordinary non-academic reasons. Any such request must be completed by the last day of instruction in that term. The request must include a written explanation of the circumstances leading to the request and documentation, if appropriate. Any such requests are to be submitted to the Advising and Career Center for appropriate action. Students may not request a withdrawal from a completed semester.

Dropping a class or Withdrawal from the university may result in a financial obligation for tuition and fees, and may necessitate repayment of financial aid. Federal & State regulations for financial aid require a refund calculation to occur for financial aid recipients through the 60% point of the term. Contact the Cashier’s Office and the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid for information. __________________________________________________

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PERMISSION TO RETAKE A COURSE Students are allowed to take a course one time as a retake. Courses taken as a retake are distinguished from repeatable courses. Repeatable courses have the same course number but different content, or are noted as repeatable courses in the course description.

The grade of record for a retake is the most recent grade earned when the course is completed. This is also the grade used in the calculation of the GPA. Retaking a course will not remove the initial grade from showing on the transcript; however, it will remove the credits and grade points from the calculation of the cumulative GPA. Permission to retake a course more than one time may be granted by an assigned advisor.

A student may request that a course taken subsequently at another university be counted as a retake for a course taken previously at UW-Parkside. Such a request must be submitted to the appropriate department chair to certify that the transfer course is equivalent to the course taken at UW-Parkside. If the transfer course is certified as equivalent, the course, credits, and grade will be applied as a retake.

A student must request permission to take a course for the third time by completing a Permission to Retake a Course form. The student should discuss his/her circumstances with their assigned academic advisor. The form must be signed by the advisor and submitted to the Office of the Registrar for registration into the course. The student is responsible for submitting this information, along with any additional paperwork if needed, prior to any registration deadlines for the term. Note: Retaking courses that have already been completed with a grade of D- or better may have financial aid implications. Students are encouraged to consult with a financial aid counselor. __________________________________________________

SKILLS REQUIREMENTS Reading and Writing Skills This requirement assists students in developing effective communication through the mastery of reading and writing skills. Students satisfy this requirement with the completion of English 101 for 3 credits (with a grade of C-minus or better) or are exempt from the requirement if their placement examination results are above English 101. Students who fail to complete this requirement cannot take other classes until this requirement is completed.

Computational Skills

This requirement assists students in developing effective basic computational skills necessary to an informed citizenry and provides support for other disciplines. Students satisfy the computational skills requirement with the completion of an introductory course in algebra or a survey course of mathematics (either Mathematics 102 for 3 credits or Mathematics 111 for 4 credits) with a grade of C-minus or better. Students are exempt from the requirement if their placement examination results are above MATH 102 or MATH 111. Students are advised to complete these requirements as early as possible. Students must complete the sequence of courses ending with ENGL 101 (writing skills requirement) and the sequence of courses ending with MATH 102 or MATH 111 (computational skills requirements) within their first 60 credits. Students who fail to complete the sequence of courses ending with ENGL 101 and MATH 102 or MATH 111 by the time they reach 60 credits cannot take other classes until this

requirement is completed. __________________________________________________

Foreign Language Requirement The purpose of the foreign language requirement is to familiarize students with communication in another culture and with the cultural significance of language. This is satisfied by completing two semesters, or the equivalent of two semesters, at the college level of one foreign language. __________________________________________________

Ethnic Diversity of the United States Requirement The purpose of the ethnic diversity requirement is to familiarize students with and sensitize them to differences among diverse ethnic groups. In accordance with the UW System Design for Diversity initiative, students graduating from UW-Parkside are required, as part of their 120 credits, to complete a minimum of one 3-credit course dealing with issues of race and ethnicity within the United States. Courses which meet the ethnic diversity requirement may also count toward fulfillment of general education, major, or minor requirements.

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TENTATIVE GENERAL EDUCATION APPROVED COURSES FOR FALL 2020 THROUGH SUMMER 2021

I. Humanities & the Arts (HU) Minimum of 12 credits required from at least three different Departments/Programs.

ART ART 100 – Foundations of Art and Visual Culture ART 102 – Introduction to 2D Design ART 103 – Introduction to 3D Design ART 122 – Introduction to Drawing ART 125 – Survey of World Art COMMUNICATION COMM 168 – Introduction to Visual and Digital Communication COMM 205 – Oral Interpretation COMM 285 – Introduction to Conflict Analysis and Resolution ENGLISH* ENGL 106 – Introduction to Creative Writing ENGL 167 – Introduction to Literature ENGL 168 – Introduction to Professional Writing ENGL 252 – Introduction to Film ENGL 253 – Literature into Film ENGL 267 – Literature of Diversity (DV) GENERAL EDUCATION GNED 191 – Special Topics: Humanities and The Arts LIBERAL STUDIES LBST 100 – Introduction to the Disciplines: Humanities and the Arts LBST 101 – Introduction to Humanities: World Cultures to 1500 LBST 102 – Introduction to Humanities: World Cultures 1500 – present LBST 103 – Diversity in the U.S. (DV) MODERN LANGUAGES* FREN 203 – Intermediate French I FREN 204 – Intermediate French II MODL 191 – Culture of Food: The French Case SPAN 203 – Intermediate Spanish I SPAN 204 – Intermediate Spanish II MUSIC MUSI 100 – Appreciation of World Music MUSI 101 – Fundamentals of Music MUSI 104 – Music Appreciation MUSI 106 – Jazz Appreciation (DV) MUSP 102 – Large Music Ensemble PHILOSOPHY* PHIL 101 – Introduction to Philosophy PHIL 102 – Great Thinkers PHIL 205 – Philosophy of Religion PHIL 206 – Introduction to Ethics PHIL 215 – Contemporary Moral Problems THEATRE SPCH 105 – Public Speaking THEA 110 – Theatre Appreciation THEA 112 – Behind the Scenes THEA 124 – Beginning Acting Skills THEA 208 – Multicultural Theatre in America (DV) THEA 215 – LGBTQ Representation on Stage and Screen WOMEN’S, GENDER & SEXUALITY STUDIES* WGSS 112 – Women in Literature

II. Social & Behavioral Sciences (SB) Minimum of 12 credits required from at least three different Departments/Programs.

ANTHROPOLOGY* ANTH 100 – Introduction to Anthropology ANTH 201 – Introduction to Archaeology

BUSINESS BUS 100 – Introduction to Business BUS 201 – Experiencing Business FIN 134 – Personal Finance Planning

CENTER FOR PROFESSIONAL STUDIES CPS 103 – Introduction to Smart Cities

COMMUNITY BASED LEARNING CBL 101 – Introduction to Community-Based Learning

COMMUNICATION COMM 107 – Communication & the Human Condition (DV) COMM 108 – Media and Society COMM 202 – Group Communication

COMPUTER SCIENCE CSCI 279 – Business Information Security

CRIMINAL JUSTICE CRMJ 101 – Introduction to Criminal Justice

ECONOMICS ECON 101 – American Economy ECON 120 – Principles of Microeconomics ECON 121 – Principles of Macroeconomics

ETHNIC STUDIES ETHN 201 – Introduction to Ethnic Studies

GENERAL EDUCATION GNED 193-Special Topics: Social and Behavioral Sciences

GEOGRAPHY* GEOG 101 – Geography of American Ethnicity & Race (DV) GEOG 105 – Contemporary Human Geography GEOG 108 – Culture & Environmental Sustainability GEOG 110 – Introduction to Geography-World Regions

HEALTH, EXERCISE SCIENCE & SPORT MGMT HESM 270 – Lifetime Wellness and Lab HESM 282 – Ethics & Issues in Sport Management HESM 285 – Sport in Society

HISTORY HIST 101 – U.S., Origins to Reconstruction HIST 102 – U.S., Reconstruction to Recent Times HIST 103 – Introduction to Asia HIST 119 – Western Civilization II: The Middle Ages to 1815 HIST 128 – World History III: From 1800 to the Present

INTERNATIONAL STUDIES INTS 100 – Introduction to International Studies INTS 210 – Cultural Anthropology INTS 228 – People of Southeast Asia

LIBERAL STUDIES LBST 210 – Introduction to Leadership

POLITICAL SCIENCE* POLS 100 – American Politics POLS 103 – Introduction to Comparative Politics POLS 104 – Introduction to International Relations POLS 105 – Introduction to Politics POLS 116 – Introduction to Law

PSYCHOLOGY PSYC 101 – Introduction to Psychological Science

SOCIOLOGY SOCA 101 – Introduction to Sociology SOCA 206 – Race & Ethnic Relations in the U.S. (DV) SOCA 207 – Marriage and Family SOCA 216 – Substance Use and Abuse

WOMEN’S, GENDER & SEXUALITY STUDIES* WGSS 110 – Introduction to Women’s and Gender Studies WGSS 213 – Gender and Society

III. Natural Sciences (NS) Minimum of 12 credits required from at least three different Departments/Programs.

ANTHROPOLOGY* ANTH 202 – Human Evolution BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES BIOS 100 – Nature of Life BIOS 101 – Bioscience BIOS 103 – Human Biology BIOS 104 – Environmental Science: Biological Approach BIOS 109 – Biology of Aging CHEMISTRY CHEM 100 – The World of Chemistry CHEM 101 – General Chemistry I CHEM 115 – Chemical Science COMPUTER SCIENCE CSCI 105 – Intro to Computers CSCI 130 – Introduction to Programming CSCI 210 – Mobile Device Interfaces CSCI 241 – Computer Science I ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES ENVS 101 – Intro to Environmental Studies ENVS 109 – Fundamentals of Global Climate Change GENERAL EDUCATION GNED 197 – Special Topics: Natural Sciences GENERAL SCIENCES GSCI 102 – Science and Pseudoscience GEOGRAPHY* GEOG 100 – Physical Geography and the Environment GEOSCIENCES GEOS 100 – Earth in Perspective GEOS 101 – Introductory Geology GEOS 105 – Oceanography GEOS 106 – Great Lakes Water Resources HEALTH, EXERCISE SCIENCE & SPORT MGMT HESM 280 – Sport & Fitness Nutrition MATH* MATH 103 – Elementary Statistics MATH 221 – Calculus & Analytic Geometry I MATH 222 – Calculus & Analytic Geometry II MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM MIS 221 – Business Programming I PHYSICS* PHYS 101 – Principles of Physics PHYS 105 – College Physics I PHYS 110 – Introduction to Astronomy PHYS 120 – Astronomy of Native America (DV) PHYS 201 – General Physics I PHYS 202 – General Physics II

“DV” in title indicates the course also satisfies

the Ethnic Diversity Requirement.

These requirements are for students entering FALL 2005 and later. If you first enrolled before FALL 2005, please contact the Advising Center or the Director of General Education for the appropriate requirements.

Students pursuing a B.S. in Nursing should see the Nursing Advisor for the GE Requirements at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

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DEGREE REQUIREMENTS

To receive a bachelor’s degree from UW-Parkside students must:

1. Complete 120 credits of college work. This must include 36 credits in courses numbered 300 or above. Certain elementary courses are identified in the catalog and/or course schedule as not counting toward the 120 credits required for graduation. In addition, only the first 8 credits of physical education activity courses (100 level) may be counted toward graduation or grade point averages (GPA).

2. Of the 120 credits required for graduation, students

must complete at least 30 credits of work at UW-Parkside. Students must complete all course work to be counted toward graduation by the end of the semester in which they graduate.

3. Attain a minimum cumulative grade point average

(GPA) of 2.00 on a 4.00 scale. Some programs have higher GPA requirements. Transfer students must also have a cumulative 2.00 GPA on the combination of transfer credits accepted and credits attempted at UW-Parkside.

4. Complete an approved major program of study with

the minimum major GPA as specified by the program or department. Usually, the minimum GPA is 2.00 on a 4.00 scale, but some majors require a higher GPA. Students who apply transfer credits to their majors must also meet the minimum major GPA requirement on the combination of transfer credits and UW-Parkside credits. At least 15 credits of upper level course work (courses numbered 300 or higher) must be completed at UW-Parkside. A student may not graduate with an incomplete grade in major course work if failure in that course would reduce the GPA in the major below the minimum GPA.

5. Meet UW-Parkside general university requirements.

6. File a request for a degree summary/application to

graduate and pay the required application fee. The degree summary process is the way in which students obtain institutional and departmental approval of their petition to graduate.

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HAVE YOU APPLIED TO GRADUATE?

Congratulations! In order to graduate, students must apply by completing the online Graduation Application at: http://www.uwp.edu/currentstudent/yourgraduation/

Application deadlines:

December Graduation - Apply by May 1st May Graduation - Apply by December 1st August Graduation - Apply by August 1st *If the graduation deadline falls on a weekend, applications will be accepted without appeal through the following Monday. ** August graduates will participate in the December ceremony following their graduation. If it is necessary for you to participate in a different ceremony, you will need to complete a Commencement Petition to Walk form and all application materials must be filed by the stated deadline above.

APPLICATION TO GRADUATE/DEGREE SUMMARY

Students are encouraged to apply to graduate once they’ve completed 90 credits or more. A one-time non-refundable fee

is applied to the student's account in Solar and must be paid

within 10 days. A degree evaluation will be completed and an email will be sent to the student indicating eligibility. This evaluation is not designed to serve as a contract. It is meant to provide assistance to students in planning to meet all degree requirements. It is ultimately a student’s responsibility to make certain final degree requirements are met in order to graduate. Approval of degree completion rests with the Office of the Registrar and the student's major department. If you need to change your graduation date, please complete another Graduation Application. There is no fee for the change. For assistance in the graduation application process, students should contact the Office of the Registrar, WYLL D189, (262) 595-2663.

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Fall 2020

ESTIMATED TUITION AND FEES

CREDIT CLASSES

Undergraduate Graduate**

No. of Credits

Resident

Non Resident

Midwest Exchange

***

Resident

Non Resident

Midwest Exchange

***

1 $ 309.23 $ 653.80 $ 440.45 $ 508.40 $ 1,041.40 $ 718.20 2 618.46 1,307.60 880.90 1,016.80 2,082.80 1,436.40 3 927.69 1,961.40 1,321.35 1,525.20 3,124.20 2,154.60 4 1,236.92 2,615.20 1,761.80 2,033.60 4,165.60 2,872.80 5 1,546.15 3,269.00 2,202.25 2,542.00 5,207.00 3,591.00 6 1,855.38 3,922.80 2,642.70 3,050.40 6,248.40 4,309.20 7 2,164.61 4,576.60 3,083.15 3,558.80 7,289.80 5,027.40 8 2,473.84 5,230.40 3,523.60 4,067.20 8,331.20 5,745.60 9 2,783.07 5,884.20 3,964.05 4,575.60 9,372.60 6,463.80 10 3,092.30 6,538.00 4,404.50 4,575.60 9,372.60 6,463.80 11 3,401.53 7,191.80 4,844.95 4,575.60 9,372.60 6,463.80 12-18 3,710.76 7,845.60 5,285.40 4,575.60 9,372.60 6,463.80

* Undergraduate students taking over 18 credits will be assessed a $262.43 (resident) or $393.65 (Midwest Exchange), or $607.00 (non-resident) per credit rate for each credit over 18. ** MBA FEE is $18.00 per credit up to $162.00 for resident and $4.00 up to $36.00 for non-resident full time credits. ***Midwest Exchange is only for students enrolled in or before Spring 2019

AUDIT CLASSES

* Undergraduate students taking over 18 credits of audits will be assessed a $79.00 (resident) or $304.00 (non-resident) per audit rate for each audit over 18.

Fee information is available on the Cashier’s Office website at http://www.uwp.edu/live/offices/cashiersoffice/tuition-and -fees.cfm

Students may stop by the Cashier’s Office, Tallent Hall, call (262) 595-2258 or email [email protected] for more information.

PAYMENT OF FEES

1. Initial fee statements will be e-mailed to students who

register before the first week6of classes. Students can also

check their balances on the SOLAR System under

“Finances”. Failure to request a fee statement does not exempt a student from late fees if applicable. Fee statements do not include “Wait Listed” classes.

2. If your tuition and fees are being paid by an agency or

employer, make certain that you have the authorization letter submitted to the Cashier's Office by September 11, 2020. Students who submit authorizations after that date will be liable for late fees.

3. Tuition, housing, and food service fees may be paid by mail

at UW-Parkside, Cashier’s Office, 900 Wood Road, Box 2000, Kenosha, WI 53141-2000, or at the Cashier's Office, Tallent Hall. Tuition/Fees may also be paid on the SOLAR system.

Office hours for the Cashier's Office are listed below:

FALL OFFICE HOURS Monday 8:00 am – 5:45 pm Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 8:00 am - 4:30 pm

CAMPUS CLOSED (No Classes)

Labor Day – Monday, September 7 Thanksgiving Day & Day After– Thurs/Fri, Nov 26 & 27

4. The last day for payment in full of tuition, and housing, food service fees (including charges for late starting modular classes) without the assessment of late fees September 25, 2020. Please pay by cash, personal check, cashier's check or money order made payable to UW-Parkside. Please put the student's ID number (SID) on the check. The Cashier’s Office does not accept starter checks or checks without a preprinted name and address. Payments may also be made online on the

SOLAR System with a credit card or e-check. A convenience

fee will be charged when paying with a credit card. Payments made in the Cashier’s Office drop slot must be in by September 25, 2020, to avoid late fees. If payment is mailed, the envelope must be postmarked no later than September 25, 2020 to be considered on time

If your classes begin prior to or after the normal start date for the semester, your tuition is still due by Friday, Sept 11th.

UNDERGRADUATE GRADUATE

1 79.00 289.00 127.00 466.00

2 158.00 578.00 254.00 932.00

3 237.00 867.00 381.00 1398.00

4 316.00 1156.00 508.00 1864.00

5 395.00 1445.00 635.00 2330.00

6 474.00 1734.00 762.00 2796.00

7 553.00 2023.00 889.00 3262.00

8 632.00 2312.00 1016.00 3728.00

9 711.00 2601.00 1143.00 4194.00

10 790.00 2890.00 1143.00 4194.00

11 869.00 3179.00 1143.00 4194.00

12-18 948.00 3468.00 1143.00 4194.00

Credits Resident NonResident Resident NonResident

1 79.00 304.00 134.00 490.00

2 158.00 608.00 268.00 980.00

3 237.00 912.00 402.00 1,470.00

4 316.00 1,216.00 536.00 1,960.00

5 395.00 1,520.00 670.00 2,450.00

6 474.00 1,824.00 804.00 2,940.00

7 553.00 2,128.00 938.00 3,430.00

8 632.00 2,432.00 1,072.00 3,920.00

9 711.00 2,736.00 1,206.00 4,410.00

10 790.00 3,040.00 1,206.00 4,410.00

11 869.00 3,344.00 1,206.00 4,410.00

12-18 948.00 3,648.00 1,206.00 4,410.00

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Failure to pay tuition by the scheduled due date will prevent: a) registering for future semesters, b) making schedule changes, c) getting official transcripts or grades, and d) checking materials out of the library.

Note: YOU ARE NOT CHARGED FOR WAIT LISTED CLASSES UNTIL YOU HAVE BEEN OFFICIALLY REGISTERED FOR THAT CLASS. Check the SOLAR System or contact the Cashier’s

Office for your account balance after you have been added to a class from the wait list. __________________________________________________

ASSESSMENT FOR ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES

(LATE CHARGES) Late charges will be charged to All Students Who Have NOT Paid Tuition/Fees due in Full by Friday of their first week of class. Beginning September 25, 2020, a $6.25 per credit fee to a maximum $75.00 will be charged to all unpaid accounts and a 1% per month delinquency charge on the unpaid balance will begin to accrue. A HOLD will remain on the student's record until the account is paid in full. The University reserves the right to assess late charges to students who manipulate their registrations to avoid late charges. __________________________________________________

FINANCIAL HOLDS PREVENT REGISTRATION Before a student can register for any semester, all past financial obligations must be paid in full. This includes but is not limited to fees and tuition, unpaid book loans, library fines, parking fines, student loans, and athletic equipment not returned.

TUITION, HOUSING, FOOD SERVICE PAYMENT

PLANS Payment plans will be available for fall and spring semesters through Cashnet. __________________________________________________

AUDIT POLICY Students registered for audits only (not for credit) will be charged at the audit rate. Audits may be taken at no charge if: 1. The student is receiving SSI Disability Benefits. Bring proof

of benefits to the Cashier’s Office by September 11, 2020.

2. The student is 60 years of age as of September 2, 2020 and a resident of Wisconsin.

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EXCESS CREDITS POLICY

Effective FALL 2005, all resident undergraduate students who

have accumulated 165 credits or 30 credits more than required

by their degree programs (whichever is greater) will be

assessed a surcharge equal to 100 percent of the regular

resident tuition, on credits beyond that level.

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ZERO CREDIT COURSES A course taken for zero credit will be charged for one credit as mandated by UW-System Fee Policy. __________________________________________________

INCOME TAX CREDIT Students and/or parents may be eligible for tax credits relating to some tuition expenditures. Form 1098-T will be mailed to the student in January for the previous calendar year. If you have questions regarding the HOPE Scholarship or Lifetime Learning Tax Credit for income tax purposes, please contact your tax preparer, CPA, or visit the Website: http://www.irs.ustreas.gov. Per IRS regulations, the University will not manipulate Financial Aid disbursements and/or payments to meet individual requests. __________________________________________________

PARKING Parking on University properties is controlled and allowed by permit only. Parking permits are required at UW-Parkside and must be displayed on vehicles at all times.

Commuting students may purchase their permits at the UW-Parkside Police Department located in Tallent Hall or from

their SOLAR account. Call (262) 595-2455 with any

questions.

Important Notice Regarding HOLDS

You will not have access to your grades, unofficial transcript or official transcript if you have a hold on your record which prevents the release of grades and transcripts.

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You may be eligible for Financial Aid! UW-Parkside has an array of grants, scholarships, loans, and employment opportunities available to help students meet the cost of education.

Apply on-line at: www.FAFSA.ed.gov

For scholarships, call (262) 595-2428.

FINANCIAL AID AND PAYMENT OF FEES All grants and loans will be electronically transferred to a student's individual tuition account, assuming all eligibility criteria have been met.

Any questions regarding fees or payment information should be addressed to the Cashier's Office, (262) 595-2258 or (262) 595-2511.

FINANCIAL AID DISBURSEMENTS AND CREDIT

LEVEL For undergraduates, most funds will not be disbursed unless your enrollment is at least 6 credits. If you are enrolling for less than full-time status, you should contact the Student Financial Aid Office to ensure that your aid is adjusted. Your Financial Aid could be adjusted at any time in conjunction with enrollment changes.

FINANCIAL AID AND SCHOLARSHIPS UW-Parkside offers Federal, State, and institutional grants,

scholarships, loans, and employment to help students pay the

cost of education. The majority of funds are awarded after a

completed FAFSA form has been received, with applications

filed each year. Students must adhere to Federal and State Aid

academic progress standards. For example; students must

have a 2.0 term GPA. In addition, all part-time and full-time

students must maintain a pass completion rate in accordance

with their grade level.

For more information go to the financial aid website: http://www.uwp.edu/live/offices/financialaid/index.cfm __________________________________________________

FINAL GRADES

Final grades will be available as they are submitted on Solar through the “Grades” link on your Student Center page. Classes from the selected term will be listed along with the grade assigned to each class. Summary grade information is also displayed at the end of the report. Final grades are not mailed. __________________________________________________

UNOFFICIAL TRANSCRIPTS Unofficial transcripts are available through self-service on

Solar through the “other academic” drop down box on your

Student Center page. Final grades will be available as they are submitted. Previous students may obtain an unofficial transcript through the Advising & Career Center. Call (262) 595-2040 for more information. __________________________________________________

OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPTS

Official Transcripts Are Ordered Online!

The University of Wisconsin-Parkside has partnered with Credentials, Inc. to provide a fast and secure online transcript ordering service that is available to our students/alumni 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, from any location! Visit the Office of the Registrars’ website to get more information at http://www.uwp.edu/live/offices/registrarsoffice/transcript.cfm

or call (262) 595-2284. __________________________________________________

STUDENT HEALTH & COUNSELING CENTER The Student Health & Counseling Center is a nurse directed health and counseling facility. The staff includes a full-time nurse practitioner, part-time registered nurse, masters prepared licensed counselors who are certified alcohol and other drug counselors and when needed, psychiatric care by referral. Health & Counseling Services are available to all registered students. Appointments are required for all counseling visits, and healthcare visits with the nurse practitioner. Limited walk-in appointments are available with our nursing staff. Please call (262) 595-2366 to set up an appointment.

When acute medical or psychiatric care is needed, a referral can be made through the SHCC; to Mental Health Professionals. There is no charge to the student for the office visit. __________________________________________________

http://www.fafsa.ed.gov/

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OFFICE OF MULTICULTURAL STUDENT AFFAIRS

The Office of Multicultural Student Affairs (OMSA) is committed to the recruitment, retention, and graduation of underrepresented students. OMSA pursues this goal through multiple cultural programs, academic workshops and mentoring services.

Our mission is to Connect, Empower, and Develop students for Success!!! Through academic initiatives students, staff, and faculty share an enriching and enlightening connection to one another, the University of Wisconsin-Parkside Community, and our surrounding communities. Again it is the goal of OMSA to provide resources and opportunities that enhance the growth and development of underrepresented students. Additional resources available through OMSA include scholarship information, employment opportunities, campus referrals, graduate school information and an informal setting for student networking. The office is located in WYLL D182 across from the Advising & Career Center. For additional information call (262) 595-2731. __________________________________________________

STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES Student Support Services is a program sponsored by the U.S. Department of Education dedicated to helping students persist in college until they earn their baccalaureate degree. This program is recognized nationwide as one of five TRIO programs. The Student Support Services program is open to all eligible students regardless of race, color, sex creed, age, ancestry, national origin, disability, sexual orientation, political affiliation, marital status, arrest, or conviction record. Their mission is to promote student retention and graduation within a supportive community by providing educational opportunities, giving attention to individual needs and emphasizing academic excellence. Student Support Services sponsors their own Summer Bridge program, an academic enrichment program for incoming first-year students of UW-Parkside. This Summer Bridge program is designed to enhance a student’s reading, composition and critical thinking skills to help students build the foundations necessary to succeed in college, especially in their first year.

For additional information call (262) 595-2726.

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NON DISCRIMINATION STATEMENT The University of Wisconsin-Parkside is committed to equal opportunity for all persons, regardless of race, color, sex, creed, age, ancestry, national origin, disability, sexual orientation, political affiliation, marital status, developmental disability, or arrest or conviction record in its education programs, activities, and employment policies.

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SAFETY AND HEALTH POLICY

UW-Parkside will provide and maintain adequate facilities for a safe and healthy learning environment. It is the University's responsibility to work with faculty and staff so that they are equipped to educate their students on practices and procedures that ensure safety for all members of the University. Employees with instructional responsibilities are expected to comply with state and federal safety laws and regulations in their institutional areas. Certain courses and research projects require students to work with hazardous materials while engaging in academic studies. Instructors of these courses and research projects shall inform and train students on procedures that will maintain students’ personal health and safety and provide them with information on the hazards of specific chemicals that will be used during their course of study. Furthermore, instructors will enforce and follow safety policies. Prior to use of hazardous materials and equipment, students will review the procedures and information, and discuss any associated concerns with the instructor. __________________________________________________

RELIGIOUS OBSERVANCE ACCOMMODATION 1) State Law 36.43 provides that public educational

institutions provide for the reasonable accommodation of a student's sincerely held religious beliefs with regard to all examinations and other academic requirements and also provide a means by which a student can conveniently and confidentially notify an instructor of potential conflicts.

2) A student with a conflict between an academic requirement and a religious observance must be given an alternative means of meeting the academic requirement, subject to the following:

a) To be granted an alternative means of meeting an academic requirement, students must notify their instructors, within the first two weeks of class, of specific days or dates on which they will request relief from an academic requirement. (The instructor must treat this information as confidential.)

b) Instructors are not obligated to schedule make-ups before the regularly scheduled requirements.

c) Instructors may set reasonable limits on the number of days claimed by any one student

d) Religious observance does not relieve the student of required coursework or exams. Refer to the University Catalog for complete information.

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ETHNIC DIVERSITY The following courses offered this term fulfill the Ethnic Diversity requirement. See department course listing for class information.

Course Title

ANTH/SOCA 227 NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS

COMM 107 COMM & HUMAN CONDITION

CRMJ/SOCA 365 RACE, CRIME AND LAW

CRMJ/LBST/POLS 367 LATINOS(AS) AND THE LAW

ENGL 267 LIT OF DIV: Mexican-American Literature

ETHN/PHYS 120 ASTRONOMY NATIVE AMERICA

ETHN 201 INTRO TO ETHNIC STUDIES

ETHN/SOCA 206 RACE/ETHNC RELATIONS IN US

ETHN/THEA 208 MULTICULTURL THEA IN AMER

ETHN/HIST 337 AFRICAN-AMERICAN HISTORY

GEOG 101 GEOG AMER ETHNICITY/RACE

HESM 285 SPORT IN SOCIETY

LBST 103 DIVERSITY IN THE U.S.

LBST 300 HUMANISTIC STUDIES

MUSI 106 JAZZ APPRECIATION

PSYC 307 CROSS CULTURAL PSYCHOLOGY

SOCA 323 INSTITUTIONAL RACISM/AMER

SOCA 324 AFRICAN-AMERICAN STUDIES

SOCA 328 ASIANS AMER SOCIETY

FALL 2020 LATE STARTING CLASSES See individual course listing for additional class information.

Dept Crse# Section Title Begin Time End Time Days Start Date End Date

CMHC 790 M51 SPEC TOPICS: Topic TBD 06:00 PM 08:50 PM T 10/19/2020 12/7/2020

COMM 208 M51 INTRO TO COMM DISCIPLINE II 12:30 PM 01:52 PM TR 10/19/2020 12/7/2020

CSCI 275 M51/L81 UNIX SCRIPTING 03:30 PM 04:52 PM TR 10/19/2020 12/7/2020

HESM 113 M51 BADMINTON 01:00 PM 01:53 PM MW 10/19/2020 12/7/2020

HESM 117 M51 BASKETBALL 06:00 PM 07:50 PM T 10/19/2020 12/7/2020

HESM 120 M51 SOCCER 10:00 AM 10:53 AM MW 10/19/2020 12/7/2020

HESM 130 M51 RELAXATION 09:30 AM 10:23 AM TR 10/19/2020 12/7/2020

HESM 133 M51 WEIGHT TRAINING 11:00 AM 11:53 AM MW 10/19/2020 12/7/2020

HESM 137 M51 AEROBIC WALKING 11:00 AM 11:53 AM T 10/19/2020 12/7/2020

HESM 157 M51 KARATE I 06:00 PM 07:50 PM M 10/19/2020 12/7/2020

HESM 164 M51 YOGA II 04:00 PM 05:50 PM T 10/19/2020 12/7/2020

HESM 190 M51 SPEC TOPICS: Zumba 05:00 PM 05:53 PM MW 10/19/2020 12/7/2020

INTS 301 M51 BASIC GLOBAL SKILLS 06:00 PM 08:15 PM W 10/19/2020 12/7/2020

INTS 302 M51 PERSPECTIVES IN GLOBALIZATION 06:00 PM 08:15 PM M 10/19/2020 12/7/2020

LBST 210 M51 INTRODUCTION TO LEADERSHIP 06:00 PM 08:50 PM MW 10/19/2020 12/7/2020

Consider Studying Abroad!

Increasingly, as students realize that we must be

prepared for the challenges of living in a global society,

they recognize the advantages to studying abroad.

Students from UW-Parkside have studied, worked, or

completed internships abroad. Students report that

although studying in another country can be

challenging, it is an essential way to learn how others

view our country and the world. Immersion in another

culture offers us insight into ourselves and our culture; it

also helps us acquire or build on a second language.

Contact Laine Isaacson Philippa at (262) 595-3215 for

additional information.

FALL 2020 FALL 2020


PROGRAMS OFFERED ONLINE Whatever your reason for pursuing your education online, Parkside provides the perfect blend of personal attention, convenience, and academic rigor you need to succeed. Our programs offer you access to an accredited four-year university from home.

Undergraduate Programs Graduate Programs

Business Management Health Information Management and Technology Liberal Studies Sociology Sustainable Management

Applied Biotechnology Health and Wellness Management Applied Professional Studies IT Management Business Administration Sport Management Healthcare Administration Sustainable Management

FALL 2020 DISTANCE LEARNING (ONLINE) CLASSES The following courses are being taught online this term. Additional fees apply. See individual course listing for additional class information

Course Title Course Title

ACCT 201 003 Financial Accounting GEOG 100 002 Physical Geog & the Environmnt

ACCT 202 003 Managerial Cost Accounting GEOG 108 002 Culture/Environ Sustainability

ACCT 301 002 Intermediate Accounting I GEOG 460 001 Introduction to GIS Analysis

ANTH 100 003 Introduction to Anthropology GEOS 100 001 Earth in Perspective

ANTH 200 001 Cultural Anthropology HESM 270 003 Lifetime Wellness

BUS 100 004 Introduction to Business HIST 128 001/002 Wrld Hist III: 1800 to Present

BUS 272 003 Legal Environment of Business HRM 343 002 Human Resource Management

BUS 427 001 Intro to Supply Chain Management INTS 210 001 Cultural Anthropology

CMHC 700 001 Profsnl Counslng Orient/Ethics LBST 101 001 Intro Hum: Wrld Cultre to 1500

CMHC 704 001 Counseling Theories LBST 103 002/003 Diversity IN the U.S. (DV)

CMHC 714 001 Lifespan Devlopmnt in Counslng LBST 210 M51 Introduction to Leadership

CMHC 722 M01 Rsearch/Evaluation in Counslng LBST 300 001 Humanistics Studies (DV)

CMHC 756 M01 Family and Couples Counseling LBST 492 001 Practicum in Leadership

CMHC 790 M51 Special Topics: Topic TBD LBST 498 001 Senior Seminar Project

COMM 107 003 Comm & Human Condition (DV) MATH 111 014 College Algebra I

COMM 108 003 Media and Society MATH 112 004 College Algebra II

COMM 205 001 Oral Interpretation MGT 349 004 Organizational Behavior

COMM 303 001 Organizational Communication MGT 446 001 Global Management

COMM 360 001 Contemporary Media Industries MIS 320 003 Mgt Information Systems

COMM 463 001 Gndr/Race/Clas/Sexualits Media MKT 350 003 Marketing Principles

COMM 480 001 Practcm in Org Comm: Topic TBD NEUR 200 001/002 Introduction to Neuroscience

COMM 495 001/002 Senior Seminar PHIL 101 005 Introduction to Philosophy

CRMJ 101 005 Intro to Criminal Justice PHIL 205 001 Philosophy of Religion

CRMJ 200 002 Criminal Justice Rsch Mthds PHIL 331 001 Phil of Pop Culture: Zombies & Vampires

CRMJ/SOCA 233 002 Criminology PMGT 341 001 Basics of Project Management

CRMJ/SOCA 363 002 Corrections PMGT 342 001 Essen Pers Skills for Proj Mgt

CRMJ/SOCA 365 002 Race, Crime, Law (DV) POLS 100 002 American Politics

CSCI 105 003 Introduction to Computers POLS 202 001 Public Policy

CSCI 130 002 Introduction to Programming PSYC 205 002 Cognitive Psychology

CSCI 291 001 Markerspace Seminar PSYC 210 002 Intro to Human Development

CSCI 495 001 Computer Science Seminar PSYC 250 002 Psychological Statistics

ECON 101 002 The American Economy PSYC 334 001 Infant Development

ECON 120 006 Principles of Microeconomics QM 210 003 Business Statistics I

ECON 121 004 Principles of Macroeconomics QM 310 001/002/003 Business Statistics II

ECON 366/566 001 Money and Banking QM 319 003 Operations Mgt Principles

EDU 235 001 Home, School and Culture SOCA 101 005 Introduction to Sociology

EDU 314 001 Assessment of Learning SOCA 250 001 Statistics for Social Science

EDU 332 001 Foundations of Literacy SOCA 295 002 Social Science Research Methods

EDU 333 001 Chld.Adol Lit & New Literacies SOCA 301 001 Intro Sociological Theory

ENGL 100 021 Fundamentals of English SOCA 307 001 Survey Methods

ENGL 168 001 Intro to Professional Writing SOCA 323/MAPS 523 001 Institutional Racism/Amer (DV)

ENGL 204 005 Writing for Business/Industry SOCA 326 001 Social Gerontology

ENGL 477 001 Portfolio Workshop: English SOCA 331 001 Deviant Behavior

ENGL 478 001 Portfolio Workshop: Engl Lang Arts SOCA 332 001 Sociology Mental Illness

ENGL 479 001 Portfolio Workshop: Prof Writing SOCA 355 001 Urbanism and Urbanization

ENVS 101 003 Intro to Environmental Studies SOCA 373 001 Formal Organization

ETHN/THEA 208 001 Multicultural Thea in Amer UWP 200 001 Prior Assmnt Prtfolio Dvl

FIN 330 004 Managerial Finance

12/18/19 FALL 2020 COURSE SCHEDULE

3 CR1806 001 Cholak,Michael R MOLN L167 M W 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 111.1807 002 Cholak,Michael R MOLN D107 M 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 111.1811 003 ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 111. ONLINE instruction; additional online class

fee: $65/credit.1812 095 ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 111. STUDENTS IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

ONLINE PROGRAM ONLY. Admittance to BUSO program; consent of program advisor required. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR1815 001 Cholak,Michael R MOLN D107 T R 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/11 ACCT 201, ECON 120, QM 210, Microsoft Excel

knowledge.1816 002 Cholak,Michael R MOLN D101 T 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 ACCT 201, ECON 120, QM 210, Microsoft Excel

knowledge.1824 003 ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ACCT 201, ECON 120, QM 210, Microsoft Excel

knowledge. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

1825 095 ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ACCT 201, ECON 120, QM 210, Microsoft Excel knowledge. STUDENTS IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT ONLINE PROGRAM ONLY. Admittance to BUSO program; consent of program advisor required. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR1831 001 Wang,Zhe-Min MOLN L165 M W 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 ACCT 201, FIN 330 or concurrent registration. Junior

standing, business major/minor.1832 002 ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ACCT 201, FIN 330 or concurrent registration. Junior

standing, business major/minor. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

1833 095 ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ACCT 201, FIN 330 or concurrent registration. Junior standing, business major/minor. STUDENTS IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT ONLINE PROGRAM ONLY. Admittance to BUSO program; consent of program advisor required. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR1883 001 Zameeruddin,Rizvana MOLN L144 T R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/11 ACCT 201. Junior standing, business major/minor.1884 002 Zameeruddin,Rizvana MOLN D107 R 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 ACCT 201. Junior standing, business major/minor.

3 CR1885 001 Wang,Zhe-Min MOLN L167 M W 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/11 ACCT 302. Junior standing, business major/minor.1886 002 Wang,Zhe-Min MOLN L167 W 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 ACCT 302. Junior standing, business major/minor.

3 CR1887 001 MOLN L167 M 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 ACCT 302. Junior standing, business major/minor.

3 CR1888 001 MOLN D107 T 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 ACCT 301; junior standing, business major/minor.

3 CR2198 001 Lyter Antonneau,Penny L SAC L157 T R 11:00A - 12:22P 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR1345 001 Mann,Francis M MOLN L114 M W 5:00P - 6:22P 9/2 - 12/11 AHS 300, CHEM 215.

ACCT 202 MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING

ACCT 301 INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING I

Undergraduate Courses

Accounting

ACCT 201 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

Applied Health Sciences

AHS 101 INTRO APPLIED HEALTH SCIENCES

ACCT 403 ADVANCED COST ACCOUNTING

ACCT 404 AUDITING

ACCT 305 INDIVIDUAL TAXATION

ACCT 400 ADVANCED ACCOUNTING

AHS 335 CLINICAL CHEMISTRY I

Days, times, instructor and location are subject to change. Verify your schedule in SOLAR when term begins. 16

FALL 2020 COURSE SCHEDULE

12/18/19

3 CR SSN1508 001 Gillogly,Kathleen A MOLN L324 M W F 9:00A - 9:53A 9/2 - 12/111509 002 Sasso,Robert F MOLN L324 T R 11:00A - 12:22P 9/2 - 12/111510 003 Gillogly,Kathleen A ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR DE1511 001 Gillogly,Kathleen A MOLN L324 M W F 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/11 ANTH 100 or GEOG 105 or INTS 100. Hybrid: In-Person

and ONLINE instruction.

3 CR SSN1512 001 Curtis,Caitlin L MOLN L215 T R 11:00A - 12:22P 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR NSN1513 001 Sasso,Robert F MOLN L324 T R 9:30A - 10:52A 9/2 - 12/11 ANTH 100 or GEOG 100 or 105 or SOCA 101.1514 002 Sasso,Robert F MOLN L324 T R 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/11 ANTH 100 or GEOG 100 or 105 or SOCA 101.

3 CR DV1515 001 Sasso,Robert F MOLN L324 T R 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 ANTH 100 or SOCA 101. Fulfills Ethnic Diversity

Requirement.

3 CR1517 001 Gillogly,Kathleen A MOLN L324 M W 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 ANTH 100 or 202 or GEOG 105.

1 - 10 CR1518 001 Curtis,Caitlin L - 9/2 - 12/11 ANTH 100; consent of instructor and department chair.1519 002 Gillogly,Kathleen A - 9/2 - 12/11 ANTH 100; consent of instructor and department chair.1520 003 Sasso,Robert F - 9/2 - 12/11 ANTH 100; consent of instructor and department chair.

1 - 4 CR1521 001 Curtis,Caitlin L - 9/2 - 12/11 ANTH 100, junior standing; and consent of instructor and

department chair.1522 002 Gillogly,Kathleen A - 9/2 - 12/11 ANTH 100, junior standing; and consent of instructor and

department chair.1523 003 Sasso,Robert F - 9/2 - 12/11 ANTH 100, junior standing; and consent of instructor and

department chair.

1 - 4 CR1524 001 Curtis,Caitlin L - 9/2 - 12/11 ANTH 100, junior standing; and consent of instructor and

department chair.1525 002 Gillogly,Kathleen A - 9/2 - 12/11 ANTH 100, junior standing; and consent of instructor and

department chair.1526 003 Sasso,Robert F - 9/2 - 12/11 ANTH 100, junior standing; and consent of instructor and

department chair.

3 CR HUA1777 001 Singsen,William D RITA L123 M W 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR HUA1778 001 Grant,Benjamin M CART D105 M W 10:30A - 12:50P 9/2 - 12/11 Course fee: $30.1779 002 Grant,Benjamin M CART D105 T R 10:30A - 12:50P 9/2 - 12/11 Course fee: $30.1780 003 Berenz,Thomas A CART D105 T R 3:30P - 5:50P 9/2 - 12/11 Course fee: $30.

3 CR HUA1781 001 Baylor,Trenton W MOLN D136 M W 8:00A - 10:20A 9/2 - 12/11 Course fee: $30.1782 002 Grant,Benjamin M MOLN D136 M W 1:00P - 3:20P 9/2 - 12/11 Course fee: $30.

3 CR1783 001 Townsend,Jeffrey RITA L127 M W 8:00A - 10:20A 9/2 - 12/11 Course fee: $40.1784 002 Townsend,Jeffrey RITA L127 M W 10:30A - 12:50P 9/2 - 12/11 Course fee: $40.1785 003 Townsend,Jeffrey RITA L127 M W 1:00P - 3:20P 9/2 - 12/11 Course fee: $40.

3 CR1786 001 Townsend,Jeffrey RITA L127 T R 8:00A - 10:20A 9/2 - 12/11 Course Fee: $40.1787 002 Townsend,Jeffrey RITA L127 T R 10:30A - 12:50P 9/2 - 12/11 Course Fee: $40.

3 CR HUA1788 001 Grant,Benjamin M RITA D109 M W 8:00A - 10:20A 9/2 - 12/11 Course fee: $30.1789 002 Grant,Benjamin M RITA D109 T R 8:00A - 10:20A 9/2 - 12/11 Course fee: $30.1790 003 Berenz,Thomas A RITA D109 T R 1:00P - 3:20P 9/2 - 12/11 Course fee: $30.

ANTH 202 HUMAN EVOLUTION

ANTH 227 NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS (DV)

ANTH 200 CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY

ANTH 201 ARCHAEOLOGY

Anthropology

ANTH 100 INTRODUCTION TO ANTHROPOLOGY

Art

ART 100 FOUNDTN OF ART & VISUAL CULTUR

ANTH 494 INTERNSHIP IN ANTHROPOLOGY

ANTH 499 INDEPENDENT STUDY

ANTH 312 ANTHROPOLOGY OF LANGUAGE

ANTH 491 ANTHROPOLOGY FIELDWORK

ART 122 INTRODUCTION TO DRAWING

ART 104 INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL ART

ART 105 INTRODUCTION TO GRAPHIC DESIGN

ART 102 INTRODUCTION TO 2-D DESIGN

ART 103 INTRODUCTION TO 3-D DESIGN

17 Days, times, instructor and location are subject to change. Verify your schedule in SOLAR when term begins.


3 CR HUA1791 001 Singsen,William D RITA L131 T R 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR1792 001 Barber,Lisa M MOLN D134 T R 10:30A - 12:50P 9/2 - 12/11 ART 103 or consent of instructor. Course fee: $40.

3 CR1793 001 Singsen,William D RITA L123 T R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/11 One of the following: ANTH 200, ART 100, 125, ENGL

266, HUMA 200, PHIL 213, or THEA 150.

3 CR1794 001 Bartel,Kristen N RITA D102 T R 1:00P - 3:20P 9/2 - 12/11 ART 102, 122. Course fee: $40.

3 CR1795 001 Watters,Carey M RITA L117 T R 8:00A - 10:20A 9/2 - 12/11 ART 102, 104, and 105. Course fee: $85.

RITA L121

3 CR1796 001 Berenz,Thomas A RITA D106 M W 3:30P - 5:50P 9/2 - 12/11 ART 102, 122. Course fee: $40.

3 CR1797 001 Barber,Lisa M MOLN D134 T R 1:00P - 3:20P 9/2 - 12/11 ART 203. Course fee: $40.

3 CR1798 001 Berenz,Thomas A RITA D109 M W 3:30P - 5:50P 9/2 - 12/11 ART 102, 122. Course fee: $30.

3 CR1801 001 Bartel,Kristen N RITA D102 M W 1:00P - 3:20P 9/2 - 12/11 ART 251. Course fee: $40.

3 CR1803 001 Bartel,Kristen N RITA L117 T R 3:30P - 5:50P 9/2 - 12/11

RITA L121

3 CR1805 001 Swisher,Paula J RITA L117 M W 3:30P - 5:50P 9/2 - 12/11 ART 102, 104 and 105. Course fee: $85.

RITA L121

3 CR1809 001 Swisher,Paula J RITA L117 M W 6:00P - 8:20P 9/2 - 12/11

RITA L121

3 CR1813 001 Singsen,William D RITA L123 T R 9:30A - 10:52A 9/2 - 12/11 Topic: Animation/Comics History – ART 100 or 125 or

226. May repeat with a different topic.

2 CR1814 001 Barber,Lisa M RITA L123 W 5:00P - 6:45P 9/2 - 12/11 Art or graphic design major, junior standing; or consent of

instructor.

1 - 4 CR1817 001 Barber,Lisa M - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.

Course fee varies with topic.1818 002 Bartel,Kristen N - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.

Course fee varies with topic.1819 003 Baylor,Trenton W - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.

Course fee varies with topic.1820 004 Swisher,Paula J - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.

Course fee: $40.1821 005 Berenz,Thomas A - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.

Course fee varies with topic.1822 006 Watters,Carey M - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.

Course fee: $40.1823 007 Singsen,William D - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.

Course fee varies with topic.

3 CR1799 001 Barber,Lisa M MOLN D134 T R 1:00P - 3:20P 9/2 - 12/11 ART 303. May repeat for credit. Course fee: $40.

3 CR1800 001 Berenz,Thomas A RITA D109 M W 3:30P - 5:50P 9/2 - 12/11 ART 322 or 330 or 331. May repeat for credit.

Course fee: $30.

3 CR1802 001 Bartel,Kristen N RITA D102 M W 1:00P - 3:20P 9/2 - 12/11 ART 351. May repeat for credit. Course fee: $40

ART 125 SURVEY OF WORLD ART

ART 282 BEGINNING PAINTING

ART 303 INTERMEDIATE CERAMICS

ART 251 BEGINNING PRINTMAKING

ART 274 TYPOGRAPHY I

ART 203 BEGINNING CERAMICS

ART 226 MODERN ART & GRAPHIC DESIGN

ART 372 GRAPHIC DESIGN I

ART 371 DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHYART 102 or instructor consent and ART 104. Course fee: $85.

ART 322 INTERMEDIATE DRAWING

ART 351 INTERMEDIATE PRINTMAKING

ART 399 INDEPENDENT STUDY

ART 403 ADVANCED CERAMICS

ART 391 SELECTED TOPICS ART HISTORY:

ART 392 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE

ART 377 INTERACTIVE DESIGN IART 105 and one of: ART 372; CSCI 130, 145, 241 or MIS 221. Course fee: $85.

ART 422 ADVANCED DRAWING

ART 451 ADVANCED PRINTMAKING



12/18/19

3 CR1804 001 Bartel,Kristen N RITA L117 T R 3:30P - 5:50P 9/2 - 12/11 ART 371. May repeat for credit.Course fee: $85.

RITA L121

3 CR1808 001 Watters,Carey M RITA L117 M W 8:00A - 10:20A 9/2 - 12/11 ART 372, 374. Course fee: $85.

RITA L121

3 CR1810 001 Swisher,Paula J RITA L117 T R 6:00P - 8:20P 9/2 - 12/11 Art 377. Course fee: $85.

RITA L121

3 CR1826 001 Watters,Carey M RITA L117 M W 10:30A - 12:50P 9/2 - 12/11

RITA L121

4 CR1827 001 Bartel,Kristen N RITA D109 M W 10:30A - 12:50P 9/2 - 12/11 Senior standing, department approval. Course fee varies

with topic.

1 - 4 CR1828 001 Watters,Carey M - 9/2 - 12/11 Art major, junior standing. Consent of instructor and

department chair. May repeat in different areas. Course fee: $85.

1829 002 Karpowicz,Dean P - 9/2 - 12/11 Art major, junior standing. Consent of instructor and department chair. May repeat in different areas. Course fee: $85.

1 CR1830 001 Barber,Lisa M RITA L131 5:00P - 5:53P 9/2 - 12/11 Art major, senior standing; or instructor consent. Field trips

to local/regional galleries and museums.

1 - 4 CR1834 001 Barber,Lisa M - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.

Course fee varies with topic.1835 002 Bartel,Kristen N - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.

Course fee varies with topic.1836 003 Baylor,Trenton W - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.

Course fee varies with topic.1837 004 Swisher,Paula J - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.

Course fee: $40.1838 005 Berenz,Thomas A - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.

Course fee varies with topic.1839 006 Watters,Carey M - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.

Course fee: $40.

3 CR SSB1889 001 Gillespie,Donald W MOLN D137 M W F 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/11 Not open to juniors and seniors majoring in business.1890 002 Gillespie,Donald W MOLN D137 M W F 1:00P - 1:53P 9/2 - 12/11 Not open to juniors and seniors majoring in business.1891 003 Holmberg-Wright,Kristin MOLN D139 T R 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Not open to juniors and seniors majoring in business.1892 004 Gillespie,Donald W ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 Not open to juniors and seniors majoring in business.

ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR1893 001 Zameeruddin,Rizvana MOLN D137 T R 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/111894 002 Cholak,Michael R MOLN L116 R 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/111895 003 Zameeruddin,Rizvana ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

1896 095 Zameeruddin,Rizvana ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 STUDENTS IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT ONLINE PROGRAM ONLY. Admittance to BUSO program; consent of program advisor required. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

ART 472 GRAPHIC DESIGN II

ART 471 ADVANCED DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY

ART 493 SENIOR STUDIO

ART 494 ART INTERNSHIP

ART 487 DESIGN PORTFOLIOART 472 or consent of instructor. May repeat for credit. Course fee: $85.

ART 477 INTERACTIVE DESIGN II

BUS 272 LEGAL ENVIRONMENT OF BUSINESS

Business

BUS 100 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS

ART 497 SENIOR CRITIQUE SEMINAR

ART 499 INDEPENDENT STUDY



3 CR DE1897 001 ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 QM 210. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee:

$65/credit.1898 095 - 9/2 - 12/11 QM 210. STUDENTS IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT


3 CR1899 001 McGovern,Terry MOLN D107 M W 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Senior standing; FIN 330, MGT 349, MKT 350; business

major/minor.1900 002 Ye,Qian ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 Senior standing; FIN 330, MGT 349, MKT 350; business

major/minor. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

1901 095 Ye,Qian ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 Senior standing; FIN 330, MGT 349, MKT 350; business major/minor. STUDENTS IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT ONLINE PROGRAM ONLY. Admittance to BUSO program; consent of program advisor required. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR SSA CBL2182 001 Garrigan,Amy K MOLN L161 T R 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Requires 15 hours of service learning with a community

organization.

1 CR CBL2183 001 Lyter Antonneau,Penny L - 9/2 - 12/11 CBL 101 and electives that fulfill requirements of

community engagement certificate.

3 CR NSC1272 001 GRNQ L103 M W F 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/11

4 CR NSC1311 001 Liu,Yujuan GRNQ L103 MTWR 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 111 or concurrent enrollment; or CHEM 100 with a

C or better; and CHEM 103 or concurrent enrollment.1312 002 MTWR 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 111 or concurrent enrollment; or CHEM 100 with a

C or better; and CHEM 103 or concurrent enrollment.

4 CR1313 001 Magonski,Jozef MOLN D139 T R 5:00P - 6:57P 9/2 - 12/11 CHEM 101, 103, CHEM 104 or concurrent enrollment.

1 CR1314 001 Magonski,Jozef GRNQ L225 M 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 CHEM 101 or concurrent enrollment. Lab fee: $20.1315 002 Magonski,Jozef GRNQ L225 T 8:00A - 10:50A 9/2 - 12/11 CHEM 101 or concurrent enrollment. Lab fee: $20.1316 003 Magonski,Jozef GRNQ L225 T 2:00P - 4:50P 9/2 - 12/11 CHEM 101 or concurrent enrollment. Lab fee: $20.1317 004 GRNQ L225 T 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 CHEM 101 or concurrent enrollment. Lab fee: $20.1318 005 GRNQ L225 W 8:00A - 10:50A 9/2 - 12/11 CHEM 101 or concurrent enrollment. Lab fee: $20.1319 006 GRNQ L225 W 2:00P - 4:50P 9/2 - 12/11 CHEM 101 or concurrent enrollment. Lab fee: $20.1320 007 GRNQ L225 R 8:00A - 10:50A 9/2 - 12/11 CHEM 101 or concurrent enrollment. Lab fee: $20.

1 CR1321 001 Liu,Yujuan GRNQ L223 R 2:00P - 4:50P 9/2 - 12/11 CHEM 103; CHEM 102 or concurrent enrollment.

Lab fee: $20.1322 002 Liu,Yujuan GRNQ L223 R 7:10P - 10:00P 9/2 - 12/11 CHEM 103; CHEM 102 or concurrent enrollment.

Lab fee: $20.

4 CR NSC1323 001 Mann,Francis M GRNQ L101 M W F 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/111324 L081 Liu,Yujuan GRNQ L223 M 8:00A - 10:50A 9/2 - 12/111325 L082 Mann,Francis M GRNQ L223 M 2:00P - 4:50P 9/2 - 12/111326 L083 Liu,Yujuan GRNQ L223 W 8:00A - 10:50A 9/2 - 12/11

BUS 427 INTRO TO SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGMNT

CHEM 100 THE WORLD OF CHEMISTRY

CHEM 101 GENERAL CHEMISTRY I

CBL 495 COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT CAPSTONE

Chemistry

BUS 495 CAPSTONE STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT

Community Based Learning

CBL 101 INTRO TO COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

CHEM 104 GENERAL CHEMISTRY LAB II

CHEM 115 CHEMICAL SCIENCEUW-Milwaukee math proficiency or UW-Parkside MATH 111. Not open to students with credit in CHEM 102 or 114. May not be applied to the chemistry major. Lab fee: $15. Enrollment in Lecture (001) and Lab (L081) required.

CHEM 102 GENERAL CHEMISTRY II

CHEM 103 GENERAL CHEMISTRY LAB I



12/18/19

4 CR1327 001 Allen,Lori B MOLN L114 T R 1:00P - 1:53P 9/2 - 12/111328 D061 Allen,Lori B MOLN L114 T 2:00P - 2:53P 9/2 - 12/111329 L081 Allen,Lori B GRNQ L362 R 2:00P - 5:50P 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR1330 001 Magonski,Jozef MOLN L215 M W F 1:00P - 1:53P 9/2 - 12/11 CHEM 102.

4 CR1331 001 MOLN L114 M W F 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/111332 L081 GRNQ L223 W 2:00P - 3:50P 9/2 - 12/11

2 CR1333 001 MOLN 163 T R 9:00A - 9:53A 9/2 - 12/11 CHEM 215 or CHEM 321 or concurrent registration in

CHEM 321 or consent of instructor.

3 CR1336 001 Allen,Lori B MOLN L114 T R 9:30A - 10:52A 9/2 - 12/11 C or better in CHEM 206 or 208 and completion of PHYS

202 and CHEM 323 or consent of instructor.

4 CR1339 001 Sauer,Daryl R GRNQ L101 M W F 9:00A - 9:53A 9/2 - 12/111340 D061 Sauer,Daryl R GRNQ L101 F 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/11

4 CR1341 001 MOLN L128 T R 5:00P - 6:57P 9/2 - 12/11 CHEM 321.

3 CR1342 001 GRNQ L363 M W 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 CHEM 322 or concurrent registration or consent of

instructor. Lab fee: $100.

3 CR1343 001 Mann,Francis M MOLN L114 M W F 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/11 CHEM 322.

3 CR1344 001 Mann,Francis M MOLN L114 M W 5:00P - 6:22P 9/2 - 12/11 AHS 300, CHEM 215.

3 CR1346 001 Sauer,Daryl R MOLN L114 T R 5:00P - 6:22P 9/2 - 12/11 CHEM 324.

3 CR1347 001 Sauer,Daryl R GRNQ L363 M W 2:00P - 4:50P 9/2 - 12/11 C or better in CHEM 322 and 323. Lab fee: $100.

1 - 3 CR1348 001 Allen,Lori B - 9/2 - 12/11 C or better in one of: CHEM 206, 299 or 323; and consent

of instructor and department chair. Graded credit/no-credit. Lab fee: $100

1349 002 Chang,Tsun-Mei - 9/2 - 12/11 C or better in one of: CHEM 206, 299 or 323; and consent of instructor and department chair. Graded credit/no-credit. Lab fee: $100

1350 003 Mann,Francis M - 9/2 - 12/11 C or better in one of: CHEM 206, 299 or 323; and consent of instructor and department chair. Graded credit/no-credit. Lab fee: $100

1351 004 Sauer,Daryl R - 9/2 - 12/11 C or better in one of: CHEM 206, 299 or 323; and consent of instructor and department chair. Graded credit/no-credit. Lab fee: $100

CHEM 206 QUANTITATIVE CHEM ANALYSIS

CHEM 210 INTRO TO INORGANIC CHEMISTRY

CHEM 102 and 104 with C or better in each; or consent of instructor. Lab fee: $100. Enrollment in Lecture (001), Discussion (D061) and Lab (L081) required.

CHEM 322 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II

CHEM 323 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LAB

CHEM 306 CHEMICAL INSTRUMENTATION

CHEM 321 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY ICHEM 102, 104; or 114. Enrollment in Lecture (001) and Discussion (D061) required.

CHEM 215 ORGANIC AND BIOCHEMISTRY

CHEM 230 INTRO TO GREEN CHEMISTRY

CHEM 102 and 104 or 114 or 115. Not open to students with credit in CHEM 322 or BIOS 307. Lab fee: $15. Enrollment in Lecture (001) and Lab (L081) required.

CHEM 499 INDEPENDENT STUDY

CHEM 350 CHEMISTRY OF NATURAL PRODUCTS

CHEM 401 ADVANCED ORGANIC LABORATORY

CHEM 324 CHEM OF BIOLOGICAL SYSTMS

CHEM 335 CLINICAL CHEMISTRY I



3 CR SSC DV1841 001 Rasmussen,Hilary Ann MOLN D128 M W F 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/11 Fulfills Ethnic Diversity Requirement. C or better required

for credit toward the major.1842 002 Rasmussen,Hilary Ann MOLN D128 M W F 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11 Fulfills Ethnic Diversity Requirement. C or better required

for credit toward the major.1843 003 Rasmussen,Hilary Ann ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 Fulfills Ethnic Diversity Requirement. C or better required

for credit toward the major. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR SSC1844 001 RITA L109 M W F 9:00A - 9:53A 9/2 - 12/11 C or better required for credit toward the major.1845 002 MOLN L111 M W F 1:00P - 1:53P 9/2 - 12/11 C or better required for credit toward the major.1846 003 Arcy,Jacquelyn H ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 C or better required for credit toward the major. ONLINE

instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR1847 001 Arcy,Jacquelyn H MOLN L112 M W 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR HUC DE1848 001 Viramontes,Adrienne M ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR1849 M01 Viramontes,Adrienne M RITA L128 T R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 10/16 COMM 107 and 108. Hybrid: In-Person and Online

instruction.

3 CR1850 M51 Viramontes,Adrienne M RITA L128 T R 12:30P - 1:52P 10/19 - 12/7 COMM 107, 108 and 207. Hybrid: In-Person and Online

instruction.

3 CR HUC1852 001 Shailor,Jonathan MOLN L111 T R 11:00A - 12:22P 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR1854 001 Crafton,Linda K RITA L128 W 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/11 COMM 107 or 108. Hybrid: In-Person and Online

instruction.

3 CR DE1855 001 Castor,Theresa R ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 Core courses or consent of instructor. ONLINE instruction;

additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR1857 001 Arcy,Jacquelyn H RITA L164 W 5:00P - 7:50P 9/2 - 12/11 Core courses or consent of instructor.

3 CR DE1858 001 Arcy,Jacquelyn H ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 COMM 108, 207, and 208. ONLINE instruction; additional

online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR1859 001 Shailor,Jonathan RITA L101 T R 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 COMM 285 with a C or better, or core courses; or consent

of instructor.

3 CR CBL1860 001 Rasmussen,Hilary Ann RITA L101 M 2:00P - 4:50P 9/2 - 12/11 Core courses or consent of instructor.

3 CR DE1861 001 Crafton,Linda K R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/11 COMM Core courses or consent of instructor. Hybrid: In-

Person and Online instruction.

1 CR1862 001 Crafton,Linda K - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair required. Time

by arrangement.

3 CR CBL1873 001 Shailor,Jonathan W 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 COMM 285, 385 with a C or better. Includes supervised

field experience.

1 CR1874 001 Castor,Theresa R - 9/2 - 12/11 COMM 340. Time by arrangement.

Communication

COMM 107 COMM & HUMAN CONDITION (DV)

COMM 208 INTRO TO COMM DISCIPLINE II

COMM 285 INTRO CONFLICT ANALYS/RESOLUTN

COMM 205 ORAL INTERPRETATION

COMM 207 INTRO TO COMM DISCIPLINE I

COMM 108 MEDIA AND SOCIETY

COMM 168 INTRO TO VISUAL & DIGITAL COMM

COMM 385 CONFLICT MEDIATION

COMM 435 INTEGRATED MARKETING COMM

COMM 350 DIGITAL STORYTELLING

COMM 360 CONTEMPORARY MEDIA INDUSTRIES

COMM 295 SOPHOMORE SEMINAR

COMM 303 ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION

COMM 493 CAPSTONE-HEALTH COMMUNICATION

COMM 485 PRACTICUM CONFLCT INTERVENTION

COMM 463 GNDR/RACE/CLAS/SEXUALITS MEDIA

COMM 468 MEDIA LITERACY PROJECT



12/18/19

1 - 3 CR DE1875 001 Waid,Mary A ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 Communication major, 2.80 GPA in the major, senior

standing; consent of instructor and department chair. May repeat for a maximum of 6 credits; up to 3 credits apply to the major. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR DE1876 001 Viramontes,Adrienne M MOLN L124 T 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/11 Core courses, graduating senior, 2.25 cumulative GPA; or

consent of instructor. Hybrid: In-Person and Online instruction.

1877 002 Castor,Theresa R ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 Core courses, graduating senior, 2.25 cumulative GPA; or consent of instructor. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

1 - 3 CR1878 001 Arcy,Jacquelyn H - 9/2 - 12/11 COMM core courses. Consent of instructor and

department chair. May repeat for credit. Does not count toward the major.

1879 002 Castor,Theresa R - 9/2 - 12/11 COMM core courses. Consent of instructor and department chair. May repeat for credit. Does not count toward the major.

1880 003 Crafton,Linda K - 9/2 - 12/11 COMM core courses. Consent of instructor and department chair. May repeat for credit. Does not count toward the major.

1881 004 Shailor,Jonathan - 9/2 - 12/11 COMM core courses. Consent of instructor and department chair. May repeat for credit. Does not count toward the major.

1882 005 Viramontes,Adrienne M - 9/2 - 12/11 COMM core courses. Consent of instructor and department chair. May repeat for credit. Does not count toward the major.

3 CR SSL1527 001 Hudspeth,Christopher S MOLN L107 M W F 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR SSF1547 001 Wagner,Philip MOLN D101 M W F 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/111548 002 Gottschalk,Martin V MOLN D105 M W 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/111549 003 Loud,Louise MOLN D101 T R 11:00A - 12:22P 9/2 - 12/111550 004 Stark,Julia A MOLN L222 W 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/111551 005 Wagner,Philip ONLINE M - 9/2 - 12/11 ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR1552 001 Navarro,John C MOLN D107 T R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/11 CRMJ 101 or consent of instructor.1553 002 Navarro,John C ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 CRMJ 101 or consent of instructor. ONLINE instruction;


3 CR1554 001 Wagner,Philip MOLN D101 M W F 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/11 CRMJ 101 or SOCA 101 or consent of instructor.1555 002 Navarro,John C ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 CRMJ 101 or SOCA 101 or consent of instructor. ONLINE


3 CR1558 001 Schultz,Dennis R MOLN L128 T R 11:00A - 12:22P 9/2 - 12/11 CRMJ 101 or SOCA 101, or consent of instructor.

3 CR1560 001 McDonald,Aubri F MOLN D105 T R 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/11 CRMJ 101 or SOCA 101, or consent of instructor.1561 002 Siehr,Rebecca J MOLN D101 R 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 CRMJ 101 or SOCA 101, or consent of instructor.

3 CR1564 001 Loud,Louise MOLN D101 T R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/11 CRMJ 101 or SOCA 101, or consent of instructor.

3 CR1566 001 McNeill,Carli A MOLN D132 R 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 CRMJ 101 or consent of instructor.

COMM 495 SENIOR SEMINAR

COMM 499 INDEPENDENT STUDY

COMM 494 COMMUNICATION INTERNSHIP

CRMJ 233 CRIMINOLOGY

CRMJ 234 JUVENILE DELINQUENCY/JUSTICE

Criminal Justice

CRMJ 101 INTRO TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE

CRMJ 200 CRIMINAL JUSTICE RSCH MTHDS

Center for Professionl Studies

CPS 103 INTRODUCTION TO SMART CITIES

CRMJ 316 CRIMINAL PROCEDURE

CRMJ 235 POLICE AND SOCIETY

CRMJ 305 FAMILY VIOLENCE



3 CR1567 001 Gould,Avery S MOLN D139 W 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 CRMJ 101 or consent of instructor.

3 CR1568 001 Eckstein,Gary M MOLN D137 T 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 CRMJ 101 or consent of instructor.

3 CR1569 001 Gottschalk,Martin V MOLN L109 M W F 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11 CRMJ 101 or SOCA 101, or consent of instructor.1570 002 Gottschalk,Martin V ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 CRMJ 101 or SOCA 101, or consent of instructor. ONLINE


3 CR DV1573 001 McDonald,Aubri F MOLN L107 T R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/11 CRMJ 101 or SOCA 101; junior standing. Fulfills Ethnic

Diversity Requirement.1574 002 McDonald,Aubri F ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 CRMJ 101 or SOCA 101; junior standing. Fulfills Ethnic

Diversity Requirement. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR1577 001 Kendrigan,Margaret MOLN D128 M W 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/11 CRMJ 101 or consent of instructor.

3 CR DV1579 001 Schultz,Dennis R MOLN L128 T R 9:30A - 10:52A 9/2 - 12/11 CRMJ 101 or POLS 100; or consent of instructor. Fulfills

Ethnic Diversity Requirement.

3 CR CBL1582 001 Navarro,John C MOLN D107 T R 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 CRMJ 101 or consent of instructor.

3 CR1583 001 Graveley,Michael D MOLN D101 W 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 CRMJ 101 or consent of instructor.

3 CR1584 001 McDonald,Aubri F MOLN L107 T R 11:00A - 12:22P 9/2 - 12/11 CRMJ 101 or consent of instructor.

3 CR1585 001 Wagner,Philip MOLN D101 M W 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Topic: Introduction to Cyber Crime – CRMJ 101 and

junior standing, or consent of instructor.

3 - 6 CR1586 001 Schultz,Dennis R - 9/2 - 12/11 Junior standing, degree GPA of 2.25, criminal justice

major, departmental permission required. Max 3 credits apply to criminal justice elective credit.

1 - 4 CR1587 001 Gottschalk,Martin V - 9/2 - 12/11 Criminal justice major; junior standing, and consent of

instructor and department chair.1588 002 McDonald,Aubri F - 9/2 - 12/11 Criminal justice major; junior standing, and consent of

instructor and department chair.1589 003 Navarro,John C - 9/2 - 12/11 Criminal justice major; junior standing, and consent of

instructor and department chair.1590 004 Wagner,Philip - 9/2 - 12/11 Criminal justice major; junior standing, and consent of

instructor and department chair.

3 CR NSA1230 001 Knautz,Timothy H MOLN D137 T R 11:00A - 12:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Open lab hours with tutoring provided.1231 002 Knautz,Timothy H MOLN D137 T R 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Open lab hours with tutoring provided.1232 003 Quevedo-Torrero,Jesus Ubaldo ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 Open lab hours with tutoring provided.

3 CR NSA1233 001 Eddy,Erica A MOLN L130 T R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 111 or equivalent.1234 002 Quevedo-Torrero,Jesus Ubaldo ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 111 or equivalent.

3 CR1235 001 Knautz,Timothy H MOLN D112 M W 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 C or better in CSCI 130, 241 or MIS 221; or consent of

instructor.

3 CR1463 001 Luo,Qinghua MOLN L109 M W F 9:00A - 9:53A 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 112 with a C or better.

CRMJ 345 WHITE COLLAR CRIME

CRMJ 363 CORRECTIONS

CRMJ 325 RESTORATIVE JUSTICE

CRMJ 380 CRIMINAL LAW

CRMJ 385 MEDIA, CRIME & CRIM JUSTICE

CRMJ 367 LATINOS(AS) AND THE LAW (DV)

CRMJ 373 CRIMINAL JUSTICE & MENTAL HLTH

CRMJ 365 RACE, CRIME, LAW (DV)

CRMJ 366 WOMEN, CRIME & CRIM JUSTICE

CSCI 105 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS

CSCI 130 INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING

CRMJ 499 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Computer Science

CRMJ 490 SPECIAL TOPICS:

CRMJ 494 CRIMINAL JUSTICE INTERNSHIP

CSCI 220 WEB CONCEPTS I

CSCI 231 DISCRETE MATHEMATICS



12/18/19

5 CR NSA1236 001 Eddy,Erica A MOLN L130 M 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/11

W 10:00A - 11:53A

1237 002 Eddy,Erica A MOLN L130 M 2:00P - 2:53P 9/2 - 12/11W 2:00P - 3:53P

1238 D061 Eddy,Erica A MOLN L130 M 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/111239 D062 Eddy,Erica A MOLN L130 M 3:00P - 3:53P 9/2 - 12/111240 L081 Eddy,Erica A MOLN D116 F 10:00A - 11:50A 9/2 - 12/111241 L082 Eddy,Erica A MOLN D116 F 2:00P - 3:50P 9/2 - 12/11

4 CR1242 001 MOLN L130 M W 5:00P - 6:22P 9/2 - 12/111243 L081 MOLN D116 M 6:30P - 8:20P 9/2 - 12/111244 L082 MOLN D116 W 6:30P - 8:20P 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR1245 001 Lincke,Susan MOLN L318 T R 11:00A - 12:22P 9/2 - 12/11 C or better in CSCI 231, 241; 242 or concurrent

registration.1246 002 Lincke,Susan MOLN L318 T R 5:00P - 6:22P 9/2 - 12/11 C or better in CSCI 231, 241; 242 or concurrent

registration.

1 CR1247 M01 MOLN L130 T 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 10/161248 ML81 MOLN D116 R 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 10/16

1 CR1249 M51 MOLN L130 T 3:30P - 4:52P 10/19 - 12/71250 ML81 MOLN D116 R 3:30P - 4:52P 10/19 - 12/7

1 CR DE1251 001 Altahat,Zaid MOLN D116 F 9:00A - 9:53A 9/2 - 12/11 Course fee $100. Hybrid: In-Person and ONLINE

instruction.

3 CR1252 001 Knautz,Timothy H MOLN L130 T R 9:30A - 10:52A 9/2 - 12/11 CSCI 242 with C or better, or consent of instructor.

3 CR1254 001 Samara,Kamil S MOLN L130 T R 11:00A - 12:22P 9/2 - 12/11 C or better in CSCI 231 and CSCI 242.

3 CR1256 001 Lincke,Susan MOLN L130 T R 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 C or better in CSCI 242 and 355.

3 CR1258 001 Samara,Kamil S MOLN L130 T R 5:00P - 6:22P 9/2 - 12/11 C or better in CSCI 242.

3 CR1259 001 Knautz,Timothy H MOLN L318 M W F 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/11 CSCI 324 with C or better, or consent of instructor.

3 CR1261 001 Altahat,Zaid MOLN L318 T R 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 C or better in CSCI 333, 340, 370 or 380.1262 002 Altahat,Zaid MOLN L130 T R 6:30P - 7:52P 9/2 - 12/11 C or better in CSCI 333, 340, 370 or 380.

3 CR1265 001 Samara,Kamil S MOLN L318 M W 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/11 C or better in CSCI 242 and 245.

3 CR1267 001 Lincke,Susan MOLN D112 W 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11

MOLN L318

2 CR DE1269 001 Quevedo-Torrero,Jesus Ubaldo MOLN L322 M 5:00P - 6:50P 9/2 - 12/11 Any 300-level computer science course or consent of

instructor. Hybrid: In-Person and ONLINE instruction; meets every other week.

3 CR1840 001 Baylor,Trenton W MOLN D136 T R 3:30P - 5:50P 9/2 - 12/11 DFAB 270 or instructor consent. Course fee: $85.

CSCI 242 COMPUTER SCIENCE II

CSCI 245 ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE PROGRAMMING

C or better in CSCI 241. Lab fee: $30. Enrollment in Lecture (001) and a Lab (L081-L082) required.

CSCI 241 COMPUTER SCIENCE IC or better in MATH 112 and 113, or 114. Lab fee: $30. Enrollment in Lecture (001), a Discussion (D061-D062) and a Lab (L081-L082) required.C or better in MATH 112 and 113, or 114. Lab fee: $30. Enrollment in Lecture (002), a Discussion (D061-D062) and a Lab (L081-L082) required.

CSCI 333 PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES

CSCI 370 OPERATING SYSTEMS

CSCI 291 MAKERSPACE SEMINAR

CSCI 323 MOBILE DEVELOPMENT IN ANDROID

CSCI 274 UNIX CONCEPTS AND TOOLS

CSCI 275 UNIX SCRIPTING

C or better in CSCI 130, 241; or MIS 221, or concurrent registration. Enrollment in Lecture (M01) and lab (ML81).

CSCI 478 NETWORK SECURITY

CSCI 475 SOFTWARE ENGR PRINCPL/PRACT I

CSCI 477 COMPUTER COMM & NETWORKS

CSCI 380 DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

CSCI 424 CLIENT/SERVER DEVELOPMENT

DFAB 370 DIGITAL FABRICATION II

CSCI 495 COMPUTER SCIENCE SEMINAR

Digital and Design Fabrication

C or better in CSCI 274. Enrollment in Lecture (M51) and lab (ML81) required.

C or better in one of: CSCI 355, 435, 477 or MIS 327. Background in computer networking is helpful.



3 CR SSE1200 001 Resiandini,Pramesti MOLN L213 T R 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Not open to students with credit in ECON 120 or 121. Not

intended for economics or business majors.1201 002 Resiandini,Pramesti ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

Not open to students with credit in ECON 120 or 121. Not intended for economics or business majors.

3 CR SSE1202 001 Kaufman,Dennis A MOLN L213 M W F 8:00A - 8:53A 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 111 with a C- or better.1203 002 Kaufman,Dennis A MOLN L213 M W F 9:00A - 9:53A 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 111 with a C- or better.1204 003 Li,Ling MOLN L213 T R 11:00A - 12:22P 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 111 with a C- or better.1205 004 Li,Ling MOLN L213 T R 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 111 with a C- or better.1206 005 Li,Ling MOLN L213 T 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 111 with a C- or better.1207 006 Kaufman,Dennis A ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 111 with a C- or better. ONLINE instruction;

additional online class fee: $65/credit.1208 095 Kaufman,Dennis A ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 111 with a C- or better. STUDENTS IN BUSINESS

MANAGEMENT ONLINE PROGRAM ONLY. Admittance to BUSO program; consent of program advisor required. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR SSE1209 001 MOLN L213 M W F 1:00P - 1:53P 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 111 with a C- or better.1210 002 Resiandini,Pramesti MOLN L213 T R 9:30A - 10:52A 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 111 with a C- or better.1211 003 Pobaruyev,Roman V MOLN L213 W 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 111 with a C- or better.1212 004 Bahmani,Sahar ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 111 with a C- or better. ONLINE instruction;

additional online class fee: $65/credit.1213 095 Bahmani,Sahar ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 111 with a C- or better. STUDENTS IN BUSINESS

MANAGEMENT ONLINE PROGRAM ONLY. Admittance to BUSO program; consent of program advisor required. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR1214 001 MOLN L215 M W F 9:00A - 9:53A 9/2 - 12/11 ECON 120. Not open to students with credit in

ECON 360.

3 CR1216 001 Kaufman,Dennis A MOLN L215 M W F 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11 ECON 120, 121.

3 CR1215 001 MOLN L215 M W F 9:00A - 9:53A 9/2 - 12/11 ECON 120. Not open to students with credit in

ECON 260.

3 CR DE1217 001 Bahmani,Sahar ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ECON 120, 121. ONLINE instruction; additional online

class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR1219 001 Li,Ling MOLN L215 T R 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 ECON 120.

3 CR1220 001 Resiandini,Pramesti MOLN L218 T R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/11 ECON 120, 121; ECON 321 recommended.

3 CR1222 001 MOLN L215 M W 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 ECON 120, 121, and QM 210; or consent of instructor;

ECON 320 or 321 recommended.

1 - 3 CR1224 001 Kaufman,Dennis A - 9/2 - 12/11 Senior standing, 3.00 GPA, economics major with 21

economics credits, consent of instructor. No more than 3 credits apply toward major.

1225 002 Li,Ling - 9/2 - 12/11 Senior standing, 3.00 GPA, economics major with 21 economics credits, consent of instructor. No more than 3 credits apply toward major.

ECON 120 PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS

ECON 121 PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS

Economics

ECON 101 THE AMERICAN ECONOMY

ECON 380 THE LABOR MARKET

ECON 402 INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS

ECON 360 INDUSTRL ORGANZTN/PUBLC POLICY

ECON 366 MONEY AND BANKING

ECON 260 INDUSTRL ORGANZTN/PUBLC POLICY

ECON 320 INTERMEDIATE MICRO THEORY

ECON 409 ECONOMETRICS

ECON 492 RESEARCH EXPERIENCE ECON



12/18/19

1 - 3 CR1226 001 Kaufman,Dennis A - 9/2 - 12/11 2.5 GPA, consent of instructor and department chair

required. Does not apply toward economics major/minor.

1227 002 Li,Ling - 9/2 - 12/11 2.5 GPA, consent of instructor and department chair required. Does not apply toward economics major/minor.

1 - 3 CR1228 001 Kaufman,Dennis A - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.1229 002 Li,Ling - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.

1 CR1693 001 MOLN L112 T 9:00A - 9:53A 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of the teacher education program. Requires a

Criminal Background Check which must be completed by the second Friday of the term or the student will be administratively dropped. Requires 10 hours field experiences in PK-12 classrooms. Course fee: $115 for VIA.

1694 002 MOLN L112 R 3:30P - 4:23P 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of the teacher education program. Requires a Criminal Background Check which must be completed by the second Friday of the term or the student will be administratively dropped. Requires 10 hours field experiences in PK-12 classrooms. Course fee: $115 for VIA.

3 CR1695 001 GRNQ D123 T 2:00P - 4:50P 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of the teacher education program. Requires 15

hours of service learning.

1 CR1696 001 MOLN L167 W 9:00A - 9:53A 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of the teacher education program. Requires a

Criminal Background Check which must be completed by the second Friday of the term or the student will be administratively dropped. Requires 20 hours of field experiences in community placements.

1 CR1697 001 Cramer,Gregory GRNQ D123 M 2:00P - 2:53P 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of the teacher education program. Requires 20

hours of field experiences in elementary classrooms.

3 CR1698 001 MOLN L116 W 2:00P - 4:50P 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of the teacher education program.1699 002 M 5:00P - 7:50P 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of the teacher education program.

3 CR1700 001 MOLN L116 W 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of the teacher education program.

3 CR1701 001 Cramer,Gregory MOLN 111 T R 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of the teacher education program.

3 CR DE1702 001 Cramer,Gregory ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of the teacher education program. ONLINE


1 CR1703 001 MOLN D128 R 5:00P - 5:53P 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of teacher education program. Requires 25-30

hours of field experiences in PK-12 classrooms.

3 CR1704 001 GRNQ D123 T 5:00P - 7:50P 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of the teacher education program.

1 CR1705 001 Prince,Shannon E MOLN L222 T 2:00P - 2:53P 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of teacher education program. Requires 25-30


2 CR1706 001 Seawright,Gardner R R 6:00P - 7:46P 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of the teacher education program.

Educator Development

EDU 100 INTRO TO TEACHING PROFESSION

ECON 494 ECONOMICS INTERNSHIP

ECON 499 INDEPENDENT STUDY

EDU 212 MATH FOR ELEM & MIDL SCH TCHRS

EDU 225 FOUNDATIONS OF ESL & BILINGUAL

EDU 210 EXPLORING EQUITY IN EDUCATION

EDU 211 CHILD & ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT

EDU 101 INTRODUCTION TO DISABILITY

EDU 200 TEACHING THE WHOLE CHILD

EDU 312 DESIGNING LEARNING CURRICULUM

EDU 304 CONTEXT&CULTR LRNG ENVIRONMNTS

EDU 310 FAMILY,SCHL & CMMNTY PRTNRSHPS

EDU 235 HOME, SCHOOL AND CULTURE

EDU 300 CREATING EFFCTV LRNG ENVRNMNTS



2 CR DE1707 001 Prince,Shannon E ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of the teacher education program. ONLINE


3 CR1708 001 MOLN L109 T 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of the teacher education program.

3 CR1709 001 GRNQ D123 W 5:00P - 7:50P 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of the teacher education program.

2 CR DE1710 001 ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of the teacher education program. ONLINE


3 CR DE1711 001 ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of the teacher education program. ONLINE


1 - 6 CR1712 001 Cramer,Gregory - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of the teacher education program.1713 002 Prince,Shannon E - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of the teacher education program.1714 003 Ryan,Dana M - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of the teacher education program.

3 CR1715 001 Prince,Shannon E MOLN L149 M W 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of the teacher education program.

2 CR1716 001 Andreoli,Melissa J GRNQ D127 M 5:00P - 6:46P 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of the teacher education program. Graded

credit/no credit. Course fee: $300.

2 CR1717 001 Cramer,Gregory MOLN L111 T R 5:00P - 5:53P 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of teacher education program. Requires 40-60


2 CR1718 001 GRNQ D123 R 6:00P - 7:46P 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of the teacher education program.

2 CR2184 001 GRNQ D123 M W 1:00P - 1:53P 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of the teacher education program.

2 CR1719 001 Prince,Shannon E GRNQ D113 W 5:00P - 6:46P 9/2 - 12/11 EDU 430 and consent of the teacher education program.

Requires 40-60 hours of field experiences in PK-12 classrooms.

3 CR1720 001 MOLN L163 M 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of the teacher education program.

3 CR1721 001 Prince,Shannon E GRNQ D113 M W 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of the teacher education program.

2 CR1722 001 MOLN D101 T R 2:00P - 2:53P 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of the teacher education program.

3 CR1723 001 Cramer,Gregory MOLN L111 T 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of the teacher education program.

3 CR2185 001 T R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of the teacher education program.

EDU 314 ASSESSMENT OF LEARNING

EDU 399 INDEPENDENT STUDY

EDU 402 INSTRUCTIONL MODELS&STRATEGIES

EDU 332 FOUNDATIONS OF LITERACY

EDU 333 CHLD/ADOL LIT & NEW LITERACIES

EDU 322 TEACHING EXCEPTIONAL LEARNERS

EDU 324 INDIV LRNG DSGN & TECHNOLOGY

EDU 440 TCHR PREP PORTFOLIO DESIGN

EDU 442 TCHG DEVLPMTL MATH CONCPTS 3-9

EDU 434 TCHG DEVLPMT MOVMT/HLTH ED K-9

EDU 439 TRANSITION&SELF-DETERMINATION

EDU 420 RESIDENCY SEMINAR

EDU 430 USNG ACTN RSRCH TO IMPRV INSTN

EDU 446 ASSESSMENT IN 2ND LANG CLASSRM

EDU 447 CASE MGT&DEVLPG INDVDLZD PLANS

EDU 443 TEACHING DEVLPMTL LITERACY 3-9

EDU 444 TCHG DVLPMTL SOC STDS,GRDS K-9



12/18/19

3 CR1902 001 Leptich,Erika L RITA L128 M W F 9:00A - 9:53A 9/2 - 12/111903 002 Leptich,Erika L RITA L128 M W F 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/111904 003 MOLN L140 M W F 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/111905 004 Glaub,David D MOLN L115 M W F 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/111906 005 Glaub,David D MOLN L115 M W F 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/111907 006 Houtsinger,Shawn J MOLN D112 M W F 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/111908 007 Leptich,Erika L RITA L128 M W F 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/111909 008 Glaub,David D MOLN L124 M W F 1:00P - 1:53P 9/2 - 12/111910 009 MOLN L140 M W F 1:00P - 1:53P 9/2 - 12/111912 010 Glaub,David D MOLN L124 M W 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/111913 011 MOLN L140 M W 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/111914 012 MOLN L140 M W 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/111915 013 MOLN L140 T R 9:30A - 10:52A 9/2 - 12/111916 014 Miller,Gwendolyn E RITA L128 T R 9:30A - 10:52A 9/2 - 12/111917 015 MOLN L140 T R 11:00A - 12:22P 9/2 - 12/111918 016 MOLN L212 T R 11:00A - 12:22P 9/2 - 12/111919 017 MOLN L212 T R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/111920 018 MOLN L140 T R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/111921 019 MOLN L140 T R 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/111922 020 Miller,Gwendolyn E RITA L128 T R 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/111923 021 Pedersen,Tara ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

1924 091 Glaub,David D MOLN L124 M W F 8:00A - 9:53A 9/2 - 12/11 STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES ONLY. Consent of SSS Director required.

1925 092 MOLN L114 M W F 1:00P - 2:53P 9/2 - 12/11 STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES ONLY. Consent of SSS Director required.

3 CR RWS1926 001 MOLN L142 M W F 9:00A - 9:53A 9/2 - 12/11 Placement or C or better in ENGL 100.1927 002 MOLN L212 M W F 9:00A - 9:53A 9/2 - 12/11 Placement or C or better in ENGL 100.1928 003 M W F 9:00A - 9:53A 9/2 - 12/11 Placement or C or better in ENGL 100.1929 004 MOLN L142 M W F 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/11 Placement or C or better in ENGL 100.1930 005 Houtsinger,Shawn J MOLN D112 M W F 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/11 Placement or C or better in ENGL 100.1931 006 MOLN L142 M W F 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11 Placement or C or better in ENGL 100.1932 007 MOLN L212 M W F 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11 Placement or C or better in ENGL 100.1933 008 MOLN L212 M W F 1:00P - 1:53P 9/2 - 12/11 Placement or C or better in ENGL 100.1934 009 MOLN L212 M W 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Placement or C or better in ENGL 100.1935 010 MOLN L322 T R 9:30A - 10:52A 9/2 - 12/11 Placement or C or better in ENGL 100.1936 011 Miller,Gwendolyn E RITA L128 T R 11:00A - 12:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Placement or C or better in ENGL 100.1937 012 MOLN L322 T R 11:00A - 12:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Placement or C or better in ENGL 100.1938 013 MOLN L322 T R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/11 Placement or C or better in ENGL 100.1939 014 MOLN L322 T R 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Placement or C or better in ENGL 100.1940 015 MOLN L212 T R 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Placement or C or better in ENGL 100.1941 016 MOLN L322 T R 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/11 Placement or C or better in ENGL 100.

3 CR HUE1942 001 Leptich,Erika L MOLN L218 M W F 1:00P - 1:53P 9/2 - 12/11 ENGL 101.1943 002 Karpowicz,Dean P MOLN L115 T R 11:00A - 12:22P 9/2 - 12/11 ENGL 101.

3 CR HUE1944 001 Leptich,Erika L MOLN L218 M W F 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR HUE1947 001 Karpowicz,Dean P RITA L105 M W 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/11 ENGL 100 or consent of instructor.1948 002 Karpowicz,Dean P MOLN L149 T R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/11 ENGL 100 or consent of instructor.

3 CR HUE DE1951 001 Houtsinger,Shawn J ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ENGL 100 with a C- or better. ONLINE instruction;


3 CR1952 001 Miller,Gwendolyn E T R 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 ENGL 101 with a C - or better.1953 002 Miller,Gwendolyn E W 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 ENGL 101 with a C - or better.

3 CR1954 001 Kushner,Amy B MOLN L165 T R 8:00A - 9:22A 9/2 - 12/11 ENGL 101 with a C- or better.1955 002 Kushner,Amy B MOLN L165 T R 9:30A - 10:52A 9/2 - 12/11 ENGL 101 with a C- or better.1956 003 Kushner,Amy B MOLN L165 T R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/11 ENGL 101 with a C- or better.1957 004 Kushner,Amy B MOLN L165 T R 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 ENGL 101 with a C- or better.1958 005 Kushner,Amy B ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ENGL 101 with a C- or better. ONLINE instruction;


English

ENGL 100 FUNDAMENTALS OF ENGLISH

ENGL 101 COMPOSITION AND READING

ENGL 201 ADVANCED COMPOSITION

ENGL 204 WRITING FOR BUSINESS/INDUSTRY

ENGL 167 INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE

ENGL 168 INTRO TO PROFESSIONAL WRITING

ENGL 106 INTRO TO CREATIVE WRITING

ENGL 112 WOMEN IN LITERATURE



3 CR1959 001 Karpowicz,Dean P MOLN L112 M W F 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11 ENGL 101 with a C- or better.

3 CR1961 001 Benson,Josef D RITA L113 W 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 ENGL 101.

3 CR HUE1962 001 Mcroy,Jimmy D RITA L131 T 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/111963 002 Mcroy,Jimmy D RITA L131 R 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR1964 001 Mcroy,Jimmy D RITA L131 M W 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR1967 001 Oswald,Dana M MOLN L116 T R 9:30A - 10:52A 9/2 - 12/11 ENGL 101 with a C- or better, ENGL 167.

3 CR1969 001 Swiderski,Suzanne M MOLN L149 M W F 9:00A - 9:53A 9/2 - 12/11 ENGL 167 or declared psychology major.

3 CR1972 001 Lenard,Mary RITA L128 T R 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 ENGL 167, 266; or consent of instructor.

3 CR1966 001 Pedersen,Tara RITA L131 T R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/11 ENGL 167, 266; or consent of instructor; or THEA 150.

3 CR1960 001 Karpowicz,Dean P RITA L105 M W 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 ENGL 167, 266; or consent of instructor.

3 CR1949 001 Singsen,William D RITA L123 T R 9:30A - 10:52A 9/2 - 12/11 Topic: Animation/Comics History – ENGL 101. May

repeat with a different topic.

3 CR1968 001 Oswald,Dana M MOLN L116 T R 8:00A - 9:22A 9/2 - 12/11 ENGL 266 or consent of instructor.

3 CR1973 001 Lenard,Mary RITA L123 T R 11:00A - 12:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Topic: Fate, Free Will & Fantasy – ENGL 167, 266; or

consent of instructor. May repeat with different topic.

1 CR DE1974 001 Benson,Josef D ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ENGL 266, senior standing required. ONLINE instruction;


1 CR DE1975 001 Benson,Josef D ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ENGL 266, senior standing required. ONLINE instruction;


1 CR DE1976 001 Benson,Josef D ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ENGL 101 with a C- or better. ONLINE instruction;


3 CR1970 001 Swiderski,Suzanne M MOLN L149 M W F 1:00P - 1:53P 9/2 - 12/11 ENGL 266, senior standing required.

1 - 6 CR1950 001 Karpowicz,Dean P - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.

3 CR NSE1301 001 Schulz,Laura A MOLN L105 M W 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Hybrid: In-Person and Online instruction.1302 002 Kascht,Lawrence J MOLN L105 T R 5:00P - 6:22P 9/2 - 12/111303 003 Li,Zhaohui ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR NSE1304 001 Headley,Rachel M MOLN L109 T R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR1305 001 Schulz,Laura A GRNQ L223 T 8:00A - 10:50A 9/2 - 12/11 ENVS 102. Lab fee: $25.

ENGL 266 LITERARY ANALYSIS

ENGL 287 GRAMMAR FOR TEACHERS & WRITERS

ENGL 252 INTRODUCTION TO FILM

ENGL 258 HISTORY OF FILM TO 1950

ENGL 206 CREATIVE WRITING: POETRY

ENGL 208 CREATIVE WRITING: SCREENPLAY

ENGL 451 STUDIES IN LIT OR CULTURE:

ENGL 477 PORTFL WRKSHP:ENGL,FILM,CULTRL

ENGL 328 19th CENTURY AMERICAN LIT

ENGL 364 EPIC & MYTHOLOGY

ENGL 318 BRITISH LITERATURE, 1700-1900

ENGL 320 SHAKESPEARE

Environmental Studies

ENVS 101 INTRO TO ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

ENGL 489 TEACHING/ASSESSING COMPOSITION

ENGL 494 INTERNSHIP IN WRITING/EDITING

ENGL 478 PRTFOLIO WRKSHP: ENGL LANG ART

ENGL 479 PORTFOLIO WRKSHP: PROF WRITING

ENVS 109 FUND OF CLIMATE CHANGE

ENVS 201 LAB EXPER IN ENVIRON STUDIES

ENGL 330 ALTERNATIVE NARRATIVES:



12/18/19

3 CR1306 001 Schulz,Laura A GRNQ D113 T R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/11 ENVS 101 or BIOS 104.

1 - 3 CR1307 001 Rogers,David A - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and program director. Up to 3 credits

may count as elective credit toward the minor.1308 002 Kinzelman,Julie L - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and program director. Up to 3 credits

may count as elective credit toward the minor.1309 003 Schulz,Laura A - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and program director. Up to 3 credits

may count as elective credit toward the minor.1310 005 Orlofske,Jessica Marie - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and program director. Up to 3 credits

may count as elective credit toward the minor.

3 CR DV1282 001 Citati,Andrea GRNQ L101 T 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 Fulfills Ethnic Diversity Requirement.

3 CR SSD DV1978 001 Kind-Keppel,Heather Marie MOLN L149 W 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 Sophomore standing. Fulfills Ethnic Diversity

Requirement.

3 CR DV1667 001 Khoury,Laura MOLN L317 M 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 ANTH 100 or SOCA 101. Fulfills Ethnic Diversity

Requirement.

3 CR DV DE1979 001 Conte-Williamson,Fabrice ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ENGL 101. Fulfills Ethnic Diversity Requirement. Field

trips to theatrical productions required; additional fees required. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR DV1609 001 Schmitt,Edward R MOLN L149 T R 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 HIST 101 or 102. Fulfills Ethnic Diversity requirement.

3 CR1999 001 Fok,Chi-Wing MOLN D107 M W 9:30A - 10:52A 9/2 - 12/11 ACCT 201, ECON 121; QM 210 or MATH 309. Junior

standing, business major/minor.2000 002 Fok,Chi-Wing MOLN D105 M W 11:00A - 12:22P 9/2 - 12/11 ACCT 201, ECON 121; QM 210 or MATH 309. Junior

standing, business major/minor.2001 003 Fok,Chi-Wing MOLN L144 W 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 ACCT 201, ECON 121; QM 210 or MATH 309. Junior

standing, business major/minor.2002 004 ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ACCT 201, ECON 121; QM 210 or MATH 309. Junior

standing, business major/minor. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

2004 095 ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ACCT 201, ECON 121; QM 210 or MATH 309. Junior standing, business major/minor. STUDENTS IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT ONLINE PROGRAM ONLY. Admittance to BUSO program; consent of program advisor required. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR2006 001 Wright,David J MOLN L317 T R 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 FIN 330, QM 310.2053 002 Wright,David J MOLN L322 R 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 FIN 330, QM 310.

3 CR2054 001 MOLN L322 T 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 FIN 330, QM 310.

4 CR1981 001 Hicks,Claire M RITA L113 MTWR 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11 Placement or no prior knowledge of French.

Course fee: $10.1982 002 Hicks,Claire M RITA L109 T R 3:30P - 5:27P 9/2 - 12/11 Placement or no prior knowledge of French.

Course fee: $10.

Ethnic Studies

ETHN 120 ASTRONOMY NATIVE AMERICA (DV)

ETHN 201 INTRO TO ETHNIC STUDIES (DV)

ENVS 336 ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE

ENVS 499 INDEPENDENT STUDY

FIN 330 MANAGERIAL FINANCE

FIN 335 INVESTMENTS

ETHN 337 AFRICAN-AMERICAN HISTORY (DV)

Finance

ETHN 206 RACE/ETHNC RELATIONS IN US(DV)

ETHN 208 MULTICULTURL THEA IN AMER (DV)

FIN 431 ADV MANAGERIAL FINANCE

French Studies

FREN 103 INTRODUCTORY FRENCH I



4 CR NSD1528 001 Ward,John V MOLN L226 W 6:00P - 9:44P 9/2 - 12/111529 002 Wolf,Joy J ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR SSG DV1530 001 French,Kenneth N MOLN L226 M W F 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/11 Fulfills Ethnic Diversity Requirement.1531 002 French,Kenneth N MOLN L226 T 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 Fulfills Ethnic Diversity Requirement.

3 CR SSG1532 001 Curtis,Caitlin L MOLN L226 T R 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/111533 002 Curtis,Caitlin L ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR SSG1534 001 French,Kenneth N MOLN L226 M W F 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR1535 001 Ward,John V MOLN L226 T R 9:30A - 10:52A 9/2 - 12/11 Course fee: $25.

3 CR1536 001 Ward,John V MOLN L226 T R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/11

4 CR1537 001 Wolf,Joy J MOLN L222 R 2:00P - 5:44P 9/2 - 12/11 GEOG 100 or GEOS 100 or consent of instructor. Field

trip required. Hybrid: In-Person and ONLINE instruction. Course fee: $50.

3 CR1538 001 French,Kenneth N MOLN L226 M 2:00P - 4:50P 9/2 - 12/11 A course in geography.

3 CR DE1539 001 Curtis,Caitlin L ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

1 - 12 CR1541 001 French,Kenneth N - 9/2 - 12/11 Junior standing, geography or related major, 2.75 GPA in

geography courses; consent of instructor and department chair. May repeat for a max of 12 credits; up to six credits apply toward the major.

1542 002 Ward,John V - 9/2 - 12/11 Junior standing, geography or related major, 2.75 GPA in geography courses; consent of instructor and department chair. May repeat for a max of 12 credits; up to six credits apply toward the major.

1543 003 Wolf,Joy J - 9/2 - 12/11 Junior standing, geography or related major, 2.75 GPA in geography courses; consent of instructor and department chair. May repeat for a max of 12 credits; up to six credits apply toward the major.

1 - 3 CR1544 001 French,Kenneth N - 9/2 - 12/11 Junior standing, 2.25 overall GPA; consent of instructor

and department chair. Max 6 credits apply toward major.

1545 002 Ward,John V - 9/2 - 12/11 Junior standing, 2.25 overall GPA; consent of instructor and department chair. Max 6 credits apply toward major.

1546 003 Wolf,Joy J - 9/2 - 12/11 Junior standing, 2.25 overall GPA; consent of instructor and department chair. Max 6 credits apply toward major.

3 CR NSG DE1352 001 Li,Zhaohui ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR NSG1353 001 Skalbeck,John D MOLN L107 T R 9:30A - 10:52A 9/2 - 12/11 Field trips required.

GEOG 101 GEOG AMER ETHNICITY/RACE (DV)

GEOG 108 CULTURE/ENVIRON SUSTAINABILITY

Geography

GEOG 100 PHYSICAL GEOG & THE ENVIRONMNT

GEOG 360 URBAN GEOGRAPHY

GEOG 460 INTRODUCTION TO GIS ANALYSIS

GEOG 306 NATURAL DISASTERS AND SOCIETY

GEOG 324 LANDFORMS & ENVIRON PROCESSES

GEOG 110 INTRO TO GEOG: WORLD REGIONS

GEOG 250 MAP USE AND ANALYSIS

Geosciences

GEOS 100 EARTH IN PERSPECTIVE

GEOS 101 INTRODUCTORY GEOLOGY

GEOG 494 INTERNSHIP IN GEOGRAPHY

GEOG 499 INDEPENDENT STUDY



12/18/19

4 CR1355 001 Li,Zhaohui GRNQ L118 T R 9:30A - 10:52A 9/2 - 12/111356 L081 Li,Zhaohui GRNQ L118 T 2:00P - 4:50P 9/2 - 12/11

4 CR1357 001 Skalbeck,John D GRNQ L109 M W F 1:00P - 1:53P 9/2 - 12/111358 L081 Headley,Rachel M GRNQ L109 W 2:00P - 4:50P 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR1359 001 GRNQ L109 T R 11:00A - 12:22P 9/2 - 12/11 GEOS 331, 361.

3 CR1360 001 Skalbeck,John D GRNQ L109 M 2:00P - 4:50P 9/2 - 12/11 GEOS 355 and senior standing; or consent of instructor.

3 CR SSZ2197 001 Hansen,Michael A MOLN D101 M W 12:00P - 1:15P 9/2 - 12/11 Topic: Election Experience – Hybrid: In-Person and

Online instruction.

1 CR2199 M51 SAC FH101 M W 1:00P - 1:53P 10/19 - 12/7

1 CR2200 M01 SAC FH101 M W 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 10/16

1 CR2201 M51 SAC FH101 T 6:00P - 7:50P 10/19 - 12/7

1 CR2202 M51 SAC FH101 T R 9:30A - 10:23A 9/2 - 10/16

1 CR2203 M51 SAC FH101 M W 10:00A - 10:53A 10/19 - 12/7

1 CR2204 M01 SAC L167 M W 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 10/162205 M51 SAC L167 T R 9:30A - 10:23A 10/19 - 12/7

1 CR2206 M51 SAC D120 M W 11:00A - 11:53A 10/19 - 12/7

1 CR2207 M01 SAC FH101 T R 12:30P - 1:23P 9/2 - 10/16 May repeat for a maximum of 4 credits.2208 M51 SAC FH101 T 11:00A - 11:53A 10/19 - 12/7 May repeat for a maximum of 4 credits.

1 CR2209 M01 SAC FH101 T R 11:00A - 11:53P 9/2 - 10/16 May repeat for a maximum of 4 credits.

1 CR2210 M01 SAC L136 M W 1:00P - 1:53P 9/2 - 10/16

1 CR2211 M01 Bosovich,Boro SAC L167 M 6:00P - 7:50P 9/2 - 10/162212 M51 Bosovich,Boro SAC L167 M 6:00P - 7:50P 10/19 - 12/7

1 CR2213 M01 Grubb,Pamela SAC L167 T 4:00P - 5:50P 9/2 - 10/16

1 CR2214 M51 Grubb,Pamela SAC L167 T 4:00P - 5:50P 10/19 - 12/7 HESM 163 or consent of instructor.

1 CR2215 001 - 9/2 - 12/11 HESM 270. Must attend pre-assessment during second

week of class. May repeat for a maximum of 4 credits.

1 CR2216 M01 SAC L167 T R 12:30P - 1:23P 9/2 - 10/16

GEOS 200 MINERALS AND ROCKS

GEOS 355 STRATIGRAPHY AND SEDIMENTATION

Hlth, Exercise Sci & Sport Mgt

HESM 113 BADMINTON

HESM 116 FOOTBALL

General Education

GNED 193 SPEC TPCS:SOCIAL&BEHAVIORL SCI

GEOS 470 REMEDIATION SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY

GEOS 496 GEOSCIENCE APPLICATIONS

HESM 133 WEIGHT TRAINING

HESM 137 AEROBIC WALKING

HESM 120 SOCCER

HESM 130 RELAXATION

HESM 117 BASKETBALL

HESM 118 VOLLEYBALL

HESM 164 YOGA II

HESM 171 FITNESS FOR LIFE

HESM 157 KARATE I

HESM 163 YOGA I

HESM 138 JOGGING FOR FUN & FITNESS

HESM 139 DISC GOLF

HESM 183 CROSS TRAINING

GEOS 104 or consent of instructor. Field trips. Lab fee: $25. Enrollment in Lecture (001) and Lab (L081) required.

GEOS 104, 200 or consent of instructor. Field trips required. Lab & transportation fee: $30. Enrollment in Lecture (001) and Lab (L081) required.



3 CR2218 001 Boppre,William R SAC L153 M W F 1:00P - 1:53P 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR2219 001 Verdegan,Jon L SAC L155 M W F 1:00P - 1:53P 9/2 - 12/11 Lab fee: $10.

3 CR SSH2220 001 Verdegan,Jon L SAC L157 T R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/11 Must attend pre-assessment during the first week of class.

Workouts outside of scheduled class period required.

2221 002 Lyter Antonneau,Penny L SAC L153 T 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 Must attend pre-assessment during the first week of class. Workouts outside of scheduled class period required.

2222 003 Verdegan,Jon L - 9/2 - 12/11 Must attend pre-assessment during the first week of class. Workouts outside of scheduled class period required. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR NSH2223 001 Strauss-Thompkins,Stefanie N SAC L157 M W F 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/112224 002 Verdegan,Jon L SAC L155 T R 9:30A - 10:52A 9/2 - 12/112225 003 Strauss-Thompkins,Stefanie N SAC L153 M 5:30P - 8:20P 9/2 - 12/112226 004 Strauss-Thompkins,Stefanie N ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR SSH2227 001 SAC L155 M W F 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR2228 001 Strauss-Thompkins,Stefanie N SAC L153 T R 9:30A - 10:52A 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR SSH DV2229 001 Parietti,Megan Lacy SAC L153 M W F 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11 Fulfills Ethnic Diversity Requirement.

3 CR2230 001 Parietti,Megan Lacy SAC L157 M W F 1:00P - 1:53P 9/2 - 12/11 Junior or senior standing.

3 CR2231 001 Verdegan,Jon L SAC L153 M W F 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/11 At least sophomore standing.

3 CR2232 001 Lyter Antonneau,Penny L SAC L153 T R 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Junior or senior standing.

3 CR2233 001 SAC L155 M 5:30P - 8:20P 9/2 - 12/11 BIOS 105, 106 or 330, 341. Supply fee: $10.

4 CR2234 001 Palao Andres,Jose M SAC L153 M W 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/112235 L081 Palao Andres,Jose M SAC D140 T 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/112236 L082 Palao Andres,Jose M SAC D140 R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/11

4 CR2237 001 Lyons,Brian C SAC L155 T R 8:00A - 9:22A 9/2 - 12/112238 L081 Lyons,Brian C SAC D140 T 9:30A - 10:52A 9/2 - 12/112239 L082 Lyons,Brian C SAC D140 R 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR2240 001 Strauss-Thompkins,Stefanie N SAC L155 T R 11:00A - 12:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Junior or senior standing.

3 CR2241 001 SAC L155 W 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 Sophomore standing or above.

3 CR2243 001 Boppre,William R SAC L157 T 5:30P - 8:20P 9/2 - 12/11 At least sophomore standing.

3 CR2244 001 Boppre,William R SAC L155 T R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/11 Junior or senior standing.

3 CR2245 001 Boppre,William R SAC L153 T R 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/11 Junior or senior standing. Field trip fee: $30.

3 CR2246 001 Palao Andres,Jose M SAC L153 M W F 9:00A - 9:53A 9/2 - 12/11 HESM 353, 354, or consent of instructor.

HESM 280 SPORT AND FITNESS NUTRITION

HESM 282 ETHICS & ISSUES IN SPORT MGT

HESM 250 SPORT SAFETY TRAIN COACHES

HESM 270 LIFETIME WELLNESS

HESM 210 INTRO HLTH,EXRCS SCI&SPORT MGT

HESM 321 WOMEN'S HEALTH ISSUES

HESM 345 PREV/CARE ATHLETIC INJURIES

HESM 300 LEGAL ISSUES SPORT/FITNESS MGT

HESM 306 PRINCIPLES OF MOTOR LEARNING

HESM 283 ORIENTATION TO COACHING

HESM 285 SPORT IN SOCIETY (DV)

HESM 362 SPORTS MARKETING

HESM 370 EVENT MANAGEMENT

HESM 358 SPORT & FITNESS PSYCHOLOGY

HESM 360 SPORTS COMMUNICATION

HESM 353 BIOMECHANICS

HESM 354 PHYSIOLOGY OF EXERCISE

BIOS 105 or 300; PHYS 101 or 105; MATH 111. Enrollment in Lecture (001) and a Lab (L081-082) required.

HESM 380 FACILITY DEVELOPMT & MANAGMENT

HESM 410 FITNESS ASSESSMT & PRESCRIPTN

BIOS 105, 106 or BIOS 300, 341; MATH 111. Enrollment in Lecture (001) and a Lab (L081-L082) required.



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3 CR2247 001 Lyons,Brian C SAC L153 M W F 8:00A - 8:53A 9/2 - 12/11 BIOS 105, 106.

4 CR2248 001 Lyons,Brian C SAC L153 T R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/112249 L081 Lyons,Brian C SAC D140 R 9:30A - 10:52A 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR2250 001 Miller,William S SAC L157 M W 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Junior or senior standing.

3 CR2251 001 SAC L155 T R 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Junior or senior standing.

3 CR2252 001 Palao Andres,Jose M SAC L153 T R 11:00A - 12:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Junior or senior standing.

3 CR2254 001 Miller,William S SAC L152 M W 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/11 Accepted into sport management major; senior standing,

minimum 2.5 major GPA.

1 CR2255 001 Zitzke,Jason M - 9/2 - 12/11 Topic: Men's Soccer – Open to all students by tryout;

consent of instructor. Maximum of four credits apply to the graduation requirement.

2256 002 Nikolic,Brittany C - 9/2 - 12/11 Topic: Women's Soccer – Open to all students by tryout; consent of instructor. Maximum of four credits apply to the graduation requirement.

2257 003 Wollberg,Tyler R - 9/2 - 12/11 Topic: Golf – Open to all students by tryout; consent of instructor. Maximum of four credits apply to the graduation requirement.

2258 004 Barea,Leigh E - 9/2 - 12/11 Topic: Volleyball – Open to all students by tryout; consent of instructor. Maximum of four credits apply to the graduation requirement.

2259 005 Maas,Nicholas L - 9/2 - 12/11 Topic: Men's Cross Country – Open to all students by tryout; consent of instructor. Maximum of four credits apply to the graduation requirement.

2260 006 Maas,Nicholas L - 9/2 - 12/11 Topic: Women's Cross Country – Open to all students by tryout; consent of instructor. Maximum of four credits apply to the graduation requirement.

1 CR2261 001 Strauss-Thompkins,Stefanie N - 9/2 - 12/11 HESM 283; approval of advisor and department chair.

May repeat for a maximum of four credits.2262 002 Verdegan,Jon L - 9/2 - 12/11 HESM 283; approval of advisor and department chair.

May repeat for a maximum of four credits.

1 - 3 CR2263 001 Miller,William S - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair. May repeat for

a maximum of 6 credits.2264 002 Parietti,Megan Lacy - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair. May repeat for

a maximum of 6 credits.2265 003 - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair. May repeat for

a maximum of 6 credits.2266 004 Lyons,Brian C - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair. May repeat for

a maximum of 6 credits.2267 005 Lyter Antonneau,Penny L - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair. May repeat for

a maximum of 6 credits.2268 006 Palao Andres,Jose M - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair. May repeat for

a maximum of 6 credits.

1 - 12 CR2269 001 Miller,William S - 9/2 - 12/11 Accepted sport management major with a minimum major

GPA of 2.5. Minimum of 3 credits must be completed in the student's last semester. Requires placement approval by HESM faculty member.

2270 002 Parietti,Megan Lacy - 9/2 - 12/11 Accepted sport management major with a minimum major GPA of 2.5. A minimum of 3 credits must be completed in the student's last semester. Requires placement approval by HESM faculty member.

2271 003 - 9/2 - 12/11 Accepted sport management major with a minimum major GPA of 2.5. A minimum of 3 credits must be completed in the student's last semester. Requires placement approval by HESM faculty member.

HESM 420 SPORT BUSINESS & FINANCE

HESM 455 SPORT SALES & CUSTOMER SERVICE

HESM 411 EXERCISE SCI &SPEC POPULATIONS

HESM 415 SCI PRIN STRENGTH & CONDITION

HESM 494 INTERNSHIP

HESM 495 FIELDWORK IN SPORT MANAGEMENT

HESM 491 VARSITY FIELD EXPERIENCE

HESM 493 COACHING PRACTICUM

HESM 458 SPORTS ANALYTICS

HESM 480 SENIOR SEMINAR IN SPORT MGT

HESM 353, 354. Enrollment in Lecture (001) and Lab (L081) required.



1 - 12 CR2272 001 Lyons,Brian C - 9/2 - 12/11 Accepted exercise science major with a minimum major

GPA of 2.67. A minimum of 3 credits must be completed in the student's last semester. Requires placement approval by HESM faculty member.

2273 002 Lyter Antonneau,Penny L - 9/2 - 12/11 Accepted exercise science major with a minimum major GPA of 2.67. A minimum of 3 credits must be completed in the student's last semester. Requires placement approval by HESM faculty member.

2274 003 Palao Andres,Jose M - 9/2 - 12/11 Accepted exercise science major with a minimum major GPA of 2.67. A minimum of 3 credits must be completed in the student's last semester. Requires placement approval by HESM faculty member.

1 - 4 CR2275 001 Miller,William S - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.2276 002 Parietti,Megan Lacy - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.2277 003 - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.2278 004 Boppre,William R - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.2279 005 Lyons,Brian C - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.2280 006 Lyter Antonneau,Penny L - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.2281 007 Palao Andres,Jose M - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.2282 008 Strauss-Thompkins,Stefanie N - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.2283 009 Verdegan,Jon L - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.

3 CR DE EXT1475 001 Bennett,John S ONLINE - 9/8 - 12/18 ONLINE instruction. UW Collaborative Program. Health

Information Management and Technology major and program advisor consent. Not for Audit. Information available at: https://himt.wisconsin.edu/. Tuition and fees: $440/credit.





3 CR DE EXT1478 001 Bennett,John S ONLINE - 9/8 - 12/18 UW Colleges BIO 101 or equivalent. ONLINE instruction.

UW Collaborative Program. Health Information Management and Technology major and program advisor consent. Not for Audit. Information available at: https://himt.wisconsin.edu/. Tuition and fees: $440/credit.



3 CR DE EXT2186 001 Bennett,John S ONLINE - 9/8 - 12/18 HIMT 300. ONLINE instruction. UW Collaborative

Program. Health Information Management and Technology major and program advisor consent. Not for Audit. Information available at: https://himt.wisconsin.edu/. Tuition and fees: $440/credit.

3 CR DE EXT1480 001 Bennett,John S ONLINE - 9/8 - 12/18 UW Colleges MAT 105 or equivalent. ONLINE instruction.

UW Collaborative Program. Health Information Management and Technology major and program advisor consent. Not for Audit. Information available at: https://himt.wisconsin.edu/. Tuition and fees: $440/credit.

HIMT 330 HC I: TERMINOLOGY&BODY SYSTEMS

HIMT 340 ETHIC ISS/SECUR MGT/COMPLIANCE

HIMT 310 HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS/ORGANIZATNS

HIMT 320 SURVEY INFO TECH IN HLTHCARE

Health Information Mgt Tech

HIMT 300 SURVEY OF CONTEMP COMPUTING

HESM 498 FIELDWORK IN EXERCISE SCIENCE

HESM 499 INDEPENDENT STUDY

HIMT 345 PROGRAMMING & SOFTWRE DEVELPMT

HIMT 350 STATISTICS FOR HEALTHCARE



12/18/19













3 CR DE EXT1488 001 Bennett,John S ONLINE - 9/8 - 12/18 HIMT 300, 370. ONLINE instruction. UW Collaborative










HIMT 410 HC SYS:IMPLEMENT&INTEGRATION

HIMT 415 HMN RESOURCE MGT IN HLTHCARE

HIMT 380 HLTHCRE BILLING,CODING,REIMBUR

HIMT 400 HLTHCARE INFORMATION&TECH-DATA

HIMT 365 HEALTHCARE ECONOMICS

HIMT 370 HC SYSTEMS: ANALYSIS & DESIGN

HIMT 355 PRINCIPLES MANAGEMNT HIMT PROS

HIMT 360 HC II:SURVEY DISEASE/TREATMNTS

HIMT 430 QUALITY ASSESSMENT&IMPROVEMENT

HIMT 420 HLTHCARE SYS: PROJECT MANAGEMT

HIMT 425 DATA WAREHOUSING AND MINING





3 CR DE EXT1495 001 Rockendorf,Elizabeth T ONLINE - 9/8 - 12/18 HIMT 400. ONLINE instruction. UW Collaborative


1 CR DE EXT1496 001 Rockendorf,Elizabeth T ONLINE - 9/8 - 12/18 ONLINE instruction. UW Collaborative Program. Health


3 CR DE EXT1497 001 Rockendorf,Elizabeth T ONLINE - 9/8 - 12/18 HIMT 400. ONLINE instruction. UW Collaborative


3 CR SSJ1592 001 Moats,Sandra A MOLN L222 M W F 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/111593 002 MOLN L128 T R 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR SSJ1594 001 Schmitt,Edward R MOLN D139 T R 11:00A - 12:22P 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR SSJ1595 001 Brownson,Elizabeth MOLN D132 T R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR1597 001 Bruce,David S MOLN L128 M W F 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR1598 001 Bruce,David S MOLN L128 M W F 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR EXT2081 H91 O'Shea,Peter J. WALDEN HS - 9/1 - 1/22 PACC STUDENTS ONLY. Consent of instructor. Meets

Walden III HS, Racine.

3 CR SSJ DE1599 001 Brownson,Elizabeth MOLN D132 T R 9:30A - 10:52A 9/2 - 12/11 Hybrid: In-Person and Online instruction.1600 002 Brownson,Elizabeth MOLN D132 T R 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Hybrid: In-Person and Online instruction.

3 CR1607 001 Moats,Sandra A MOLN L222 M W F 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11 At least two of the following with a C or better: HIST 101,

102, 118, 119, 120, 126, 127, 128.

3 CR1602 001 Bruce,David S MOLN L109 M W F 1:00P - 1:53P 9/2 - 12/11 Topic: Classical World – ENGL 101 and one 100 level

history course.1603 002 Schmitt,Edward R MOLN D128 W 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 Topic: Political Humor in US Hist – ENGL 101 and one

100 level history course.

3 CR1601 001 Brownson,Elizabeth MOLN D132 T R 11:00A - 12:22P 9/2 - 12/11 HIST 250 or consent of instructor.

3 CR1604 001 Bruce,David S MOLN L109 M W 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 ENGL 101.

3 CR DV1608 001 Schmitt,Edward R MOLN L149 T R 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 HIST 101 or 102. Fulfills Ethnic Diversity requirement.

HIMT 490 CAPSTONE PROJECT

History

HIST 101 U.S.: ORIGINS-RECONSTRUCTION

HIMT 450 HLTHCARE INFO&TECHN-STANDARDS

HIMT 489 PRE-CAPSTONE:HLTH INFO MGT/TCH

HIMT 440 GROUP PROCESS/TEAM BLDG/LDRSHP

HIST 126 WRLD HIST I: ANTIQUITY TO 1300

HIST 128 WRLD HIST III: 1800 TO PRESENT

HIST 118 WEST CIV I: ANTIQUITY TO 1300

HIST 120 WEST CIV III: 1815-THE PRESENT

HIST 102 U.S.: RECONSTUCTN-RECENT TIMES

HIST 103 INTRODUCTION TO ASIA

HIST 337 AFRICAN-AMERICAN HISTORY (DV)

HIST 318 HISTORY OF ISLAM

HIST 327 HISTORY OF BRITAIN I: TO 1603

HIST 250 SOURCES AND METHODS IN HISTORY

HIST 290 SPECIAL TOPICS



12/18/19

3 CR1605 001 Bruce,David S MOLN L109 M W F 1:00P - 1:53P 9/2 - 12/11 Topic: Classical World – HIST 250 or consent of

instructor.1606 002 Schmitt,Edward R MOLN D128 W 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 Topic: Political Humor in US Hist – HIST 250 or consent

of instructor.

3 CR2055 001 Wu,Bingqing MOLN D105 T R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/11 Junior or senior standing; business major/minor.2056 002 Wu,Bingqing ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 Junior or senior standing; business major/minor. ONLINE


2057 095 Wu,Bingqing ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 Junior or senior standing; business major/minor. STUDENTS IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT ONLINE PROGRAM ONLY. Admittance to BUSO program; consent of program advisor required. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR2058 001 MOLN L144 M 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 HRM 343, MGT 349. Junior or senior standing; business

major/minor.

3 CR2059 001 Akinlade,Ekundayo Y MOLN L116 T R 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 HRM 343. Junior or senior standing; business

major/minor.

3 CR SSI1610 001 Akindes,Simon A M W 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR1596 001 Brownson,Elizabeth MOLN D132 T R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR SSI DE1611 001 Gillogly,Kathleen A MOLN L324 M W F 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/11 ANTH 100 or GEOG 105 or INTS 100. Hybrid: In-Person

and ONLINE instruction.

1 CR1612 M51 MOLN L218 W 6:00P - 8:15P 10/19 - 12/7

1 CR1613 M51 MOLN L218 M 6:00P - 8:15P 10/19 - 12/7

0 CR Enrollment in approved Study Abroad program. SA1187 M00 Isaacson Philippa,Elaine M - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of International Studies Director. Graded CR/NC.

Class fee $150.1188 M01 Isaacson Philippa,Elaine M - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of International Studies Director. Graded

CR/NC.Class fee $185.1189 M02 Isaacson Philippa,Elaine M - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of International Studies Director. Graded CR/NC.

Class fee $220.1190 M03 Isaacson Philippa,Elaine M - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of International Studies Director. Graded CR/NC.








Class fee $500.

HIST 490 SPECIAL TOPICS

International Studies

INTS 100 INTRO TO INTERNATIONAL STUDIES

INTS 103 INTRODUCTION TO ASIA

HRM 442 IMPROVING EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE

HRM 444 COMPENSATION/BENEFITS

Human Resource Management

HRM 343 HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

INTS 302 PERSPECTIVES ON GLOBALIZATION

INTS 400 NON UW-P STUDY ABROAD

INTS 210 CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY

INTS 301 BASIC GLOBAL SKILLS



1 - 3 CR1614 001 Akindes,Simon A - 9/2 - 12/11 Junior standing and major/minor in International Studies.

Consent of instructor and program director.

1 - 3 CR1615 001 Akindes,Simon A - 9/2 - 12/11 Junior or senior standing and consent of program director.

1 - 4 CR1616 001 Akindes,Simon A - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and program director.1617 002 Bahmani,Sahar - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and program director.1618 003 Banerjee,Madhumita - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and program director.1619 004 Brownson,Elizabeth - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and program director.1620 005 Dana,Seifdeen N - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and program director.1621 006 Gillogly,Kathleen A - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and program director.1622 007 Isaacson Philippa,Elaine M - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and program director.1623 008 Wang,Xun - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and program director.1624 009 Wang,Zhe-Min - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and program director.

4 CR1983 001 Iaquinta,Mary A RITA L128 T R 5:00P - 6:22P 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR HUH1984 001 Swiderski,Suzanne M MOLN L165 M W F 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/11 Freshman or sophomore standing only.1985 002 Swiderski,Suzanne M MOLN L165 M W F 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11 Freshman or sophomore standing only.

3 CR HUH DE1986 001 Michelli,Perette E RITA L130 T R 11:00A - 12:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Hybrid: In-Person and Online instruction.

3 CR HUH DV1987 001 Hall,Joshua D MOLN L111 M W 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Fulfills Ethnic Diversity Requirement.1988 002 Hall,Joshua D ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 Fulfills Ethnic Diversity Requirement. ONLINE instruction;

additional online class fee: $65/credit.1989 003 Hall,Joshua D ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 Fulfills Ethnic Diversity Requirement. ONLINE instruction;


3 CR SSK DE1990 M51 Anderson,Karin L MOLN L111 M W 6:00P - 8:50P 10/19 - 12/7 Hybrid: In-Person and Online instruction.

3 CR DV DE1991 001 Hall,Joshua D ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 LBST 103 or consent of instructor. Fulfills Ethnic Diversity

Requirement. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.



3 CR DE1992 001 Anderson,Karin L ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 LBST 210 and two other leadership courses or consent of

instructor. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR DE1993 001 Anderson,Karin L ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 Liberal studies major, senior standing and consent of

instructor. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

INTS 405 INTERNSHIP IN INTL EDUC SRVCS

INTS 494 INTERNSHIP INTERNATNL STUDIES

LBST 101 INTRO HUM: WRLD CULTRE TO 1500

LBST 103 DIVERSITY IN THE U. S. (DV)

ITAL 103 INTRODUCTORY ITALIAN I

Liberal Studies

LBST 100 INTRO DISCIP:HUMANITIES & ARTS

INTS 499 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Italian

LBST 498 SENIOR SEMINAR PROJECT

LBST 367 LATINOS(AS) AND THE LAW (DV)

LBST 492 PRACTICUM IN LEADERSHIP

LBST 210 INTRODUCTION TO LEADERSHIP

LBST 300 IDENTITY AND INFLUENCE (DV)



12/18/19

3 CR1405 001 MacKinnon,Rebeccah J RITA L113 MTW F 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/11 Graded credit/no credit. Enrollment in Lecture (001) and

Discussion (D061) required.1406 002 MacKinnon,Rebeccah J RITA L113 MTW F 1:00P - 1:53P 9/2 - 12/11 Graded credit/no credit. Enrollment in Lecture (002) and

Discussion (D061) required.1407 003 M W 5:00P - 6:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Graded credit/no credit. Enrollment in Lecture (003) and

Discussion (D061) required.1408 D061 MacKinnon,Rebeccah J RITA L113 MTWRF 2:00P - 2:53P 9/2 - 12/11 Discussion attendance based on course performance.

3 CR CS1425 001 Widup,Denise A GRNQ D111 MTWR 8:00A - 8:53A 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 15/16 with a CR; or placement.1426 002 MacKinnon,Rebeccah J RITA L113 M W 3:30P - 5:27P 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 15/16 with a CR; or placement.1427 003 MacKinnon,Rebeccah J RITA L113 T R 3:30P - 5:27P 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 15/16 with a CR; or placement.

3 CR2166 001 Schoettler,Annastasia M MOLN L144 M W F 9:00A - 9:53A 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 15/16 with a CR; or placement. Not open to

students who have taken any of these courses: BIOS 210, GEOG 300, GEOS 295, MATH 203, POLS 200, PSYC 250, QM 210, 310, SOCA 250, 295 or 300. Enrollment in Discussion (D061) required.

2167 002 Schoettler,Annastasia M MOLN L144 M W F 1:00P - 1:53P 9/2 - 12/11 For GenEd students who have already fulfilled Math Competency ONLY. MATH 15/16 with a CR; or placement. Not open to students who have taken any of these courses: BIOS 210, GEOG 300, GEOS 295, MATH 203, POLS 200, PSYC 250, QM 210, 310, SOCA 250, 295 or 300.

2168 D061 Schoettler,Annastasia M MOLN L144 T 9:00A - 9:53A 9/2 - 12/11 Required for those enrolled in Lecture 001.

3 CR CS1430 001 Citati,Andrea M W 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Math 15/16 with a CR; or appropriate placement.1431 002 Citati,Andrea T R 8:00A - 9:22A 9/2 - 12/11 Math 15/16 with a CR; or appropriate placement.1432 091 Citati,Andrea M W 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Math 15/16 with a CR; or appropriate placement.

Enrollment in Lecture (091) and Discussion (D091) required.

1433 092 Citati,Andrea T R 8:00A - 9:22A 9/2 - 12/11 Math 15/16 with a CR; or appropriate placement. Enrollment in Lecture (092) and Discussion (D092) required.

1434 D091 Citati,Andrea F 8:00A - 8:53A 9/2 - 12/11 Required for those enrolled in Lecture 091.1435 D092 Citati,Andrea T 3:30P - 4:23P 9/2 - 12/11 Required for those enrolled in Lecture 092.

4 CR CS1436 001 Karwatka,Richard W MOLN L161 MTWRF 8:00A - 8:53A 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 15/16 with a minimum of C/CR or placement.

Graded on a proficiency basis.1437 002 Schoettler,Annastasia M MOLN L144 MTW F 8:00A - 8:53A 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 15/16 with a minimum of C/CR or placement.1438 003 Karwatka,Richard W MOLN L161 MTWRF 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 15/16 with a minimum of C/CR or placement.

Graded on a proficiency basis.1439 004 Widup,Denise A GRNQ D111 MTWRF 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 15/16 with a minimum of C/CR or placement.

Graded on a proficiency basis.1440 005 Schoettler,Annastasia M MOLN L144 MTW F 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 15/16 with a minimum of C/CR or placement.1441 006 Karwatka,Richard W MOLN L161 MTWRF 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 15/16 with a minimum of C/CR or placement.

Graded on a proficiency basis.1442 007 Sawasky Johnson,Rebecca D MOLN L163 MTWRF 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 15/16 with a minimum of C/CR or placement.

Graded on a proficiency basis.1443 008 Kohneh,Zahra A GRNQ D101 MTW F 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 15/16 with a minimum of C/CR or placement.1444 009 Widup,Denise A GRNQ D111 MTWRF 1:00P - 1:53P 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 15/16 with a minimum of C/CR or placement.

Graded on a proficiency basis.1445 010 Ertl,Heidi A RITA L109 MTWRF 2:00P - 2:53P 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 15/16 with a minimum of C/CR or placement.

Graded on a proficiency basis.1446 011 Sawasky Johnson,Rebecca D MOLN L163 M W 3:30P - 5:27P 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 15/16 with a minimum of C/CR or placement.1447 012 Kohneh,Zahra A GRNQ D101 T R 3:30P - 5:27P 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 15/16 with a minimum of C/CR or placement.1448 013 MOLN L161 M W 6:00P - 7:57P 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 15/16 with a minimum of C/CR or placement.1449 014 Sawasky Johnson,Rebecca D ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 15/16 with a minimum of C/CR or placement.


1450 095 Sawasky Johnson,Rebecca D ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 15/16 with a minimum of C/CR or placement. STUDENTS IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT ONLINE PROGRAM ONLY. Admittance to BUSO program; consent of program advisor required. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

Mathematics

MATH 111 COLLEGE ALGEBRA I

MATH 103 ELEMENTARY STATISTICS

MATH 104 QUANTITATIVE REASONING

MATH 10 ESSENTIAL MATH SKILLS

MATH 102 SURVEY OF MATHEMATICS



4 CR1451 001 Luo,Qinghua MTW F 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 111 with C or better; or equivalent; or placement.

1452 002 Widup,Denise A GRNQ D111 MTWRF 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 111 with C or better; or equivalent; or placement.

1453 003 Kreiman,Victor E MTWRF 3:00P - 3:53P 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 111 with C or better; or equivalent; or placement.

1454 004 Vondissen,Andrew P ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 111 with C or better; or equivalent; or placement. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

2083 H91 Uchegbu,Casimir A. LAKEVIEW - 9/1 - 1/22 PACC STUDENTS ONLY. Consent of instructor. Meets Lakeview Technology Academy, Kenosha.

2 CR1455 001 Nguyen,Lan The M W 9:00A - 9:53A 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 112 or equivalent or concurrent registration.2084 H91 Uchegbu,Casimir A. LAKEVIEW - 9/1 - 1/22 PACC STUDENTS ONLY. Consent of instructor. Meets

Lakeview Technology Academy, Kenosha.

5 CR1456 001 Kohneh,Zahra A GRNQ D101 MTWRF 8:00A - 8:53A 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 111 with C or better; or equivalent, or placement.

Not open to those with credit in MATH 112 or 113.

1457 002 Kohneh,Zahra A GRNQ D101 MTWRF 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 111 with C or better; or equivalent, or placement. Not open to those with credit in MATH 112 or 113.

4 CR1409 001 Sawasky Johnson,Rebecca D MOLN L163 MTWRF 8:00A - 8:53A 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 10/11 with a CR; or placement. Graded credit/no

credit. Enrollment in Lecture (001) and a Discussion (D061-D064) required.

1410 002 Vondissen,Andrew P RITA L101 MTWRF 8:00A - 8:53A 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 10/11 with a CR; or placement. Graded credit/no credit. Enrollment in Lecture (002) and a Discussion (D061-D064) required.

1411 003 Sawasky Johnson,Rebecca D MOLN L163 MTWRF 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 10/11 with a CR; or placement. Graded credit/no credit. Enrollment in Lecture (003) and a Discussion (D061-D064) required.

1412 004 Ertl,Heidi A RITA L109 MTWRF 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 10/11 with a CR; or placement. Graded credit/no credit. Enrollment in Lecture (004) and a Discussion (D061-D064) required.

1413 005 MTWRF 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 10/11 with a CR; or placement. Graded credit/no credit. Enrollment in Lecture (005) and a Discussion (D061-D064) required.

1414 006 Ertl,Heidi A RITA L109 MTWRF 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 10/11 with a CR; or placement. Graded credit/no credit. Enrollment in Lecture (006) and a Discussion (D061-D064) required.

1415 007 Schoettler,Annastasia M MOLN L144 MTWRF 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 10/11 with a CR; or placement. Graded credit/no credit. Enrollment in Lecture (007) and a Discussion (D061-D064) required.

1416 008 Karwatka,Richard W MOLN L161 MTWRF 1:00P - 1:53P 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 10/11 with a CR; or placement. Graded credit/no credit. Enrollment in Lecture (008) and a Discussion (D061-D064) required.

1417 009 Ertl,Heidi A RITA L109 MTWRF 1:00P - 1:53P 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 10/11 with a CR; or placement. Graded credit/no credit. Enrollment in Lecture (009) and a Discussion (D061-D064) required.

1418 010 Vondissen,Andrew P RITA L101 MTWRF 1:00P - 1:53P 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 10/11 with a CR; or placement. Graded credit/no credit. Enrollment in Lecture (010) and a Discussion (D061-D064) required.

1419 091 Vondissen,Andrew P RITA L101 MTWRF 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/111424 D091 Vondissen,Andrew P RITA L101 MTWRF 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11

1420 D061 MacKinnon,Rebeccah J GRNQ D103 MTWRF 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11 Discussion attendance based on course performance.1421 D062 Sawasky Johnson,Rebecca D GRNQ D103 MTWRF 2:00P - 2:53P 9/2 - 12/11 Discussion attendance based on course performance.1422 D063 Karwatka,Richard W GRNQ D103 MTWRF 3:00P - 3:53P 9/2 - 12/11 Discussion attendance based on course performance.1423 D064 Karwatka,Richard W GRNQ D103 MTWRF 4:00P - 4:53P 9/2 - 12/11 Discussion attendance based on course performance.

5 CR NSM1458 001 Karr,Ryan D GRNQ D101 MTWRF 1:00P - 1:53P 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 112 and 113 or equivalent; or placement.1459 002 Nguyen,Lan The GRNQ L101 M W 3:30P - 5:52P 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 112 and 113 or equivalent; or placement.

5 CR NSM1460 001 Karr,Ryan D MTWRF 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 221.

5 CR1461 001 Luo,Qinghua GRNQ D103 MTWRF 1:00P - 1:53P 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 222.

MATH 112 COLLEGE ALGEBRA II

MATH 222 CALC & ANALYTIC GEOMETRY II

MATH 223 CALC & ANALYTIC GEOMETRY III

MATH 15 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA

MATH 221 CALCULUS & ANALYTIC GEOMETRY I

MATH 113 TRIGONOMETRY

MATH 114 COLLEGE ALGEBRA II/TRIGONMETRY

STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES ONLY. Consent of SSS Director required. Enrollment in lecture (091) and discussion (D091) required.



12/18/19

3 CR1462 001 Luo,Qinghua MOLN L109 M W F 9:00A - 9:53A 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 112 with a C or better.

4 CR1464 001 Kreiman,Victor E M W F 5:00P - 6:11P 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 223; or MATH 222 and consent of instructor.

4 CR1465 001 Karr,Ryan D RITA L109 M W F 3:30P - 4:41P 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 222; or PHIL 201 and consent of instructor.

4 CR1467 001 Kreiman,Victor E MOLN L222 MTW F 1:00P - 1:53P 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 223.

4 CR1468 001 Mohazzabi,Pirooz MOLN L149 MTW F 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 222.

4 CR1469 001 Nguyen,Lan The GRNQ D109 M W 6:30P - 8:27P 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 301, 303 or consent of instructor.

1 - 2 CR1470 001 Nguyen,Lan The - 9/2 - 12/11 Senior standing and consent of instructor.

1 - 4 CR1471 001 Luo,Qinghua - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.1472 002 Karr,Ryan D - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.1473 003 Kreiman,Victor E - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.1474 004 Nguyen,Lan The - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.

3 CR2060 001 Holmberg-Wright,Kristin MOLN D107 T R 9:30A - 10:52A 9/2 - 12/11 Junior or senior standing; business major/minor.2061 002 Holmberg-Wright,Kristin MOLN L167 T R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/11 Junior or senior standing; business major/minor.2062 003 Holmberg-Wright,Kristin MOLN D137 M 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 Junior or senior standing; business major/minor.2063 004 Holmberg-Wright,Kristin ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 Junior or senior standing; business major/minor. ONLINE


2064 095 Holmberg-Wright,Kristin ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 Junior or senior standing; business major/minor. STUDENTS IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT ONLINE PROGRAM ONLY. Admittance to BUSO program; consent of program advisor required. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR DE2065 001 ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ECON 121. ONLINE instruction; additional online class

fee: $65/credit.2066 095 ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ECON 121. STUDENTS IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT


1 CR2068 001 Wellwood,Matthew R MARQUETTEU F 6:40A - 7:43A 9/2 - 12/11

SAC L153 MT R 6:40A - 7:43A

1 CR2073 001 Vallejos,Andrew K MOLN L142 M 8:00A - 8:53A 9/2 - 12/11


SAC L153 MT R 6:40A - 7:43A

2 CR2074 001 Wellwood,Matthew R MOLN L142 T R 8:00A - 8:53A 9/2 - 12/11 MILS 120.


SAC L153 MT R 6:40A - 7:43A

MATH 317 DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS

MATH 441 ABSTRACT ALGEBRA

MATH 303 SET THEORY, LOGIC AND PROOF

MATH 310 ADV PROBABILITY THEORY/STATS

MATH 231 DISCRETE MATHEMATICS

MATH 301 LINEAR ALGEBRA

Military Studies

MILS 101 MILITARY PHYSICAL TRAINING I

Management

MGT 349 ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR

MGT 446 GLOBAL MANAGEMENT

MATH 495 SENIOR SEMINAR

MATH 499 INDEPENDENT STUDY

MILS 301 MILITARY PHYSICAL TRAINING V

MILS 210 TACTICAL LEADERSHIP

MILS 110 MILITARY LEADERSHIP I

MILS 201 MILITARY PHYSICAL TRAINING III

Meets at Marquette University on Fridays, CGL Lab Rm 102. Van leaves UW-Parkside at 5:15am.





3 CR2075 001 Wellwood,Matthew R MARQUETTEU T R 8:00A - 9:15A 8/24 - 12/12 MILS 220. Meets August 24 - December 12 at Marquette

University, Old Gym 104E.2076 002 Wellwood,Matthew R MARQUETTEU T R 2:00P - 3:15P 8/24 - 12/12 MILS 220. Meets August 24 - December 12 at Marquette

University, Old Gym 104E.


SAC L153 MT R 6:40A - 7:43A

2 CR2079 001 Wellwood,Matthew R MARQUETTEU R 8:00A - 9:50A 8/24 - 12/12 MILS 320. Meets August 24 - December 12 at Marquette

University, Old Gym 102E.2080 002 Wellwood,Matthew R MARQUETTEU T 5:30P - 7:30P 8/24 - 12/12 MILS 320. Meets August 24 - December 12 at Marquette

University, Old Gym 102E.

3 CR2067 001 Zheng,Weijun MOLN D112 T R 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 ACCT 201. Junior or senior standing; business

major/minor.2071 002 Zheng,Weijun MOLN D112 T 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 ACCT 201. Junior or senior standing; business

major/minor.2077 003 Zheng,Weijun ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ACCT 201. Junior or senior standing; business


2078 095 Zheng,Weijun ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ACCT 201. Junior or senior standing; business major/minor. STUDENTS IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT ONLINE PROGRAM ONLY. Admittance to BUSO program; consent of program advisor required. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR2082 001 M W 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 MIS 221.

3 CR2085 001 Miles,Heather M MOLN D112 M W 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 111; Junior status; business major/minor.

3 CR2086 001 W 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 MIS 221. Junior standing, business major/minor.

3 CR2087 001 Knight,Peter C MOLN L144 M W 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 ECON 120. Junior standing, business major/minor.2088 002 Knight,Peter C MOLN L116 M 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 ECON 120. Junior standing, business major/minor.2089 003 Manion,Michael T ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ECON 120. Junior standing, business major/minor.


2090 095 Manion,Michael T ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ECON 120. Junior standing, business major/minor. STUDENTS IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT ONLINE PROGRAM ONLY. Admittance to BUSO program; consent of program advisor required. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR2091 001 Gundala,Raghava R MOLN L167 R 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 MKT 350. Junior standing, business major/minor.

3 CR2092 001 Gundala,Raghava R MOLN L167 T R 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 MKT 350. Junior standing, business major/minor.

3 CR2093 001 Gundala,Raghava R MOLN L144 T R 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/11 MKT 350. Junior standing, business major/minor.

3 CR2094 001 Knight,Peter C MOLN D107 W 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 MKT 350. Junior standing, business major/minor.

MILS 310 ADAPTIVE TEAM LEADERSHIP

MIS 322 BUSINESS PROGRAMMING II-C#

MIS 327 IT INFRASTRUCTURE

MILS 410 APPLIED LEADERSHIP I

Management Information Systems

MIS 320 MGT INFORMATION SYSTEMS

MILS 401 MILITARY PHYSICAL TRAINING VIIMeets at Marquette University on Fridays, CGL Lab Rm 102. Van leaves UW-Parkside at 5:15am.

MKT 358 PROMOTIONS MANAGEMENT

MKT 452 PRODUCT MANAGEMENT

MKT 350 MARKETING PRINCIPLES

MKT 355 BUYER BEHAVIOR

MIS 328 DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

Marketing

MKT 458 PERSONAL SELLING



12/18/19

1 CR1002 001 Bouterse,Ami K M 12:00P - 12:53P 9/2 - 12/11 Music major and concurrent enrollment in MUSA applied

instrument 100 level; or consent instructor. May repeat for credit.

1 CR1003 001 Nakayama,Fumi - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major or minor, or consent of instructor; concurrent

enrollment in MUSA 101 for majors. May repeat for credit. Lab fee: $80.

1 CR1004 001 Nakayama,Fumi - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major; MUSA 110 with C+ or better; concurrent

enrollment with MUSA 101; or consent of instructor. May repeat for credit. Lab fee: $80.




enrollment in MUSA 101; or consent of instructor. May repeat for credit. Lab fee: $80.





1 CR1009 001 Johnson,Russell D - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major or minor, or consent of instructor; concurrent


1 CR1010 001 Johnson,Russell D - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major; MUSA 120 with C+ or better; concurrent


1 CR1179 001 Williams,Kelsey - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major or minor, or consent of instructor; concurrent

enrollment in MUSA 101 for majors. May repeat for credit. Lab fee: $80

1 CR1180 001 Williams,Kelsey - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major; MUSA 122 with C+ or better; concurrent


1 CR1011 001 Hoelscher,Mark A - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major or minor, or consent of instructor; concurrent


1 CR1012 001 Hoelscher,Mark A - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major; MUSA 124 with C+ or better; concurrent










1 CR1017 001 Mandl,Alexander B - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major or minor, or consent of instructor; concurrent


MUSA 120 APPLIED TRUMPET


MUSA 116 APPLIED HARPSICHORD


MUSA 112 APPLIED ORGAN


MUSA 110 APPLIED PIANO


Applied Music

MUSA 101 PERFORMANCE LAB I

MUSA 140 APPLIED VIOLIN

MUSA 128 APPLIED TUBA


MUSA 126 APPLIED BARITONE


MUSA 124 APPLIED TROMBONE


MUSA 122 APPLIED HORN




1 CR1018 001 Mandl,Alexander B - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major; MUSA 140 with C+ or better; concurrent


1 CR1019 001 Garcia Garcia,Alvaro - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major or minor, or consent of instructor; concurrent


1 CR1020 001 Garcia Garcia,Alvaro - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major; MUSA 142 with C+ or better; concurrent


1 CR1021 001 Dissmore,Randall L - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major or minor, or consent of instructor; concurrent


1 CR1022 001 Dissmore,Randall L - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major; MUSA 144 with C+ or better; concurrent


1 CR1023 001 Ipsen,Timothy J - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major or minor, or consent of instructor; concurrent


1 CR1024 001 Ipsen,Timothy J - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major; MUSA 146 with C+ or better; concurrent


1 CR1025 001 Buencamino,Jamey E - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major or minor, or consent of instructor; concurrent


1 CR1026 001 Buencamino,Jamey E - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major; MUSA 148 with C+ or better; concurrent


1 CR1027 001 Morse-Hambrock,Anne - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major or minor, or consent of instructor; concurrent


1 CR1028 001 Morse-Hambrock,Anne - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major; MUSA 150 with C+ or better; concurrent


1 CR1029 001 Amano - Katsma,Hideko - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major or minor, or consent of instructor; concurrent


1 CR1030 001 Amano - Katsma,Hideko - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major; MUSA 160 with C+ or better; concurrent


1 CR1031 001 Geoffrey,Suzanne L - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major or minor, or consent of instructor; concurrent


1 CR1032 001 Geoffrey,Suzanne L - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major; MUSA 162 with C+ or better; concurrent


1 CR1033 001 Drapcho,Barbara L - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major or minor, or consent of instructor; concurrent


1 CR1034 001 Drapcho,Barbara L - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major; MUSA 164 with C+ or better; concurrent


1 CR1035 001 Madsen,Christopher - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major or minor, or consent of instructor; concurrent



MUSA 150 APPLIED HARP


MUSA 148 APPLIED CLASSICAL GUITAR


MUSA 146 APPLIED BASS


MUSA 144 APPLIED CELLO


MUSA 142 APPLIED VIOLA


MUSA 166 APPLIED SAXOPHONE

MUSA 164 APPLIED CLARINET


MUSA 162 APPLIED OBOE


MUSA 160 APPLIED FLUTE




12/18/19

1 CR1036 001 Madsen,Christopher - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major; MUSA 166 with grade of C+ or better;

concurrent enrollment in MUSA 101; or consent of instructor. May repeat for credit. Lab fee: $80.

1 CR1037 001 Rzasa,Karl T - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major or minor, or consent of instructor; concurrent


1 CR1038 001 Rzasa,Karl T - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major; MUSA 168 with C+ or better; concurrent


1 CR1039 001 Bouterse,Ami K - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major or minor, or consent of instructor; concurrent


1167 002 Hull,Allison R - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major or minor, or consent of instructor; concurrent enrollment in MUSA 101 for majors. May repeat for credit. Lab fee: $80.

1 CR1040 001 Bouterse,Ami K - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major; MUSA 180 with C+ or better; concurrent


1168 002 Hull,Allison R - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major; MUSA 180 with C+ or better; concurrent enrollment in MUSA 101; or consent of instructor. May repeat for credit. Lab fee: $80.

1 CR1041 001 Bayles,David S - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major or minor, or consent of instructor; concurrent


1 CR1042 001 Bayles,David S - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major; MUSA 184 with C+ or better; concurrent
















1 CR1050 001 Johnson,Russell D - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major; MUSA 121 C+ or better; concurrent


1 CR1051 001 Johnson,Russell D - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major; MUSA 220 C+ or better; concurrent




MUSA 168 APPLIED BASSOON







MUSA 201 PERFORMANCE LAB II


MUSA 184 APPLIED PERCUSSION


MUSA 180 APPLIED VOICE










1 CR1052 001 Hoelscher,Mark A - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major; MUSA 125 C+ or better; concurrent












1 CR1058 001 Mandl,Alexander B - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major; MUSA 141 C+ or better; concurrent


1 CR1059 001 Mandl,Alexander B - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major; MUSA 240 C+ or better; concurrent








































12/18/19















1 CR1076 001 Madsen,Christopher - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major; MUSA 167 with C+ or better; concurrent




1 CR1078 001 Rzasa,Karl T - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major; MUSA 169with C+ or better; concurrent






1169 002 Hull,Allison R - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major; MUSA 181 with C+ or better; concurrent enrollment with MUSA 201; or consent of instructor. May repeat for credit. Lab fee: $80.








1 CR1084 001 Bouterse,Ami K - 9/2 - 12/11 Junior standing, consent of music department chair. May

repeat for credit. Lab fee: $150.1175 002 Johnson,Russell D - 9/2 - 12/11 Junior standing, consent of music department chair. May

repeat for credit. Lab fee: $150.










MUSA 300 JUNIOR RECITAL













































MUSA 301 PERFORMANCE LAB III




















12/18/19









































































2 CR1126 001 Bouterse,Ami K - 9/2 - 12/11 Senior standing, consent of music department chair. May

repeat for credit. Lab fee: $200.1176 002 Johnson,Russell D - 9/2 - 12/11 Senior standing, consent of music department chair. May

repeat for credit. Lab fee: $200.1177 003 Rexroth,Laura J - 9/2 - 12/11 Senior standing, consent of music department chair. May

repeat for credit. Lab fee: $200.1178 004 Garcia Garcia,Alvaro - 9/2 - 12/11 Senior standing, consent of music department chair. May

repeat for credit. Lab fee: $200.2 CR

1127 001 Nakayama,Fumi - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major with a concentration in music performance or jazz studies and performance; MUSA 311 with C+ or better; or consent of instructor. May repeat for credit. Lab fee: $80

2 CR1128 001 Nakayama,Fumi - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major with a concentration in music performance or

jazz studies and performance; MUSA 410 with C+ or better; or consent of instructor. May repeat for credit. Lab fee: $80.






















MUSA 400 SENIOR RECITAL



12/18/19

2 CR1133 001 Johnson,Russell D - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major with a concentration in music performance or


2 CR1134 001 Johnson,Russell D - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major with a concentration in music performance or


2 CR1185 001 Williams,Kelsey - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major with a concentration in music performance or


2 CR1186 001 Williams,Kelsey - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major with a concentration in music performance or


2 CR1135 001 Hoelscher,Mark A - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major with a concentration in music performance or












2 CR1141 001 Mandl,Alexander B - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major with a concentration in music performance or


2 CR1142 001 Mandl,Alexander B - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major with a concentration in music performance or


2 CR1143 001 Garcia Garcia,Alvaro - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major with a concentration in music performance or


2 CR1144 001 Garcia Garcia,Alvaro - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major with a concentration in music performance or


2 CR1145 001 Dissmore,Randall L - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major with a concentration in music performance or



















2 CR1146 001 Dissmore,Randall L - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major with a concentration in music performance or


2 CR1147 001 Ipsen,Timothy J - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major with a concentration in music performance or


2 CR1148 001 Ipsen,Timothy J - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major with a concentration in music performance or


2 CR1149 001 Buencamino,Jamey E - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major with a concentration in music performance or


2 CR1150 001 Buencamino,Jamey E - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major with a concentration in music performance or


2 CR1151 001 Morse-Hambrock,Anne - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major with a concentration in music performance or


2 CR1152 001 Morse-Hambrock,Anne - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major with a concentration in music performance or


2 CR1153 001 Amano - Katsma,Hideko - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major with a concentration in music performance or


2 CR1154 001 Amano - Katsma,Hideko - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major with a concentration in music performance or


2 CR1155 001 Geoffrey,Suzanne L - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major with a concentration in music performance or


2 CR1156 001 Geoffrey,Suzanne L - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major with a concentration in music performance or


2 CR1157 001 Drapcho,Barbara L - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major with a concentration in music performance or


2 CR1158 001 Drapcho,Barbara L - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major with a concentration in music performance or


2 CR1159 001 Madsen,Christopher - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major with a concentration in music performance or


2 CR1160 001 Madsen,Christopher - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major with a concentration in music performance or



















12/18/19

2 CR1161 001 Rzasa,Karl T - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major with a concentration in music performance or


2 CR1162 001 Rzasa,Karl T - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major with a concentration in music performance or


2 CR1163 001 Bouterse,Ami K - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major with a concentration in music performance or


1173 002 Hull,Allison R - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major with a concentration in music performance or jazz studies and performance; MUSA 381 with C+ or better; or consent of instructor. May repeat for credit. Lab fee: $80.

2 CR1164 001 Bouterse,Ami K - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major with a concentration in music performance or


1174 002 Hull,Allison R - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major with a concentration in music performance or jazz studies and performance; MUSA 480 with C+ or better; or consent of instructor. May repeat for credit. Lab fee: $80.

2 CR1165 001 Bayles,David S - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major with a concentration in music performance or


2 CR1166 001 Bayles,David S - 9/2 - 12/11 Music major with a concentration in music performance or


2 CR2003 001 Hewitt,Donna RITA L164 T R 2:00P - 2:53P 9/2 - 12/11 Music major or minor; or consent of instructor. Lab fee:

$20.

3 CR2005 001 Hewitt,Donna RITA L187 M W 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Music major or minor; or consent of instructor.

2 CR2007 001 Hewitt,Donna GRNQ D127 R 5:00P - 6:46P 9/2 - 12/11 MUSE 300 or any EDU course; or consent of instructor.

3 CR2008 001 Hewitt,Donna RITA L187 W 5:30P - 8:20P 9/2 - 12/11 Senior standing in music or consent of instructor;

completion of Math Competency requirement.

3 CR2009 001 Kinchen Jr,James B CART D164 T R 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 MUSI 321 or consent of instructor.

3 CR2010 001 Rexroth,Laura J RITA L187 M W F 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/11 MUSI 321 or consent of instructor.

3 CR HUM1734 001 Hewitt,Donna RITA L130 M W F 9:00A - 9:53A 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR HUM1736 001 Sodke,James RITA L130 T R 8:00A - 9:22A 9/2 - 12/11 Open to all students.



MUSE 300 MUSIC TEACHING & LEARNING

MUSE 303 INTERDISCIPLINARY TEACH/LEARNG

Music Education

MUSE 203 INTRO TO MUSIC TECHNOLOGY





MUSI 104 MUSIC APPRECIATION

MUSE 414 MTHD ELEM/MDL INSTRUMENTAL MUS

Music

MUSI 100 APPRECIATION OF WORLD MUSIC

MUSE 405 PRINC/TECHNIQ MUSIC TEACH/LRNG

MUSE 411 MTHDS ELEM/MDL SCHL CHORAL MUS



3 CR HUM DV1737 001 Johnson,Russell D RITA L130 M W 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Open to all students. Fulfills Ethnic Diversity Requirement.

1738 002 Bayles,David S RITA L130 T R 9:30A - 10:52A 9/2 - 12/11 Open to all students. Fulfills Ethnic Diversity Requirement.

1 CR1741 001 Bayles,David S RITA L187 F 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11 Music major or minor; or consent of instructor.

2 CR1742 001 Crowley,James F RITA L132 M W 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11 Music major, minor, concurrent registration in MUSP 135.

Lab fee: $20.

2 CR1743 001 Crowley,James F RITA L132 M W 9:00A - 9:53A 9/2 - 12/11 MUSI 121 with C or better, concurrent registration in

MUSP 236. Lab fee: $20.

3 CR1744 001 Rexroth,Laura J RITA L128 M W F 2:00P - 2:53P 9/2 - 12/11 ENGL 101.

3 CR1735 001 Hewitt,Donna RITA L130 M W F 9:00A - 9:53A 9/2 - 12/11 MUSI 104, or consent of instructor.

3 CR1739 001 Johnson,Russell D RITA L130 M W 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Music major or consent of instructor.1740 002 Bayles,David S RITA L130 T R 9:30A - 10:52A 9/2 - 12/11 Music major or consent of instructor.

2 CR1745 001 Hull,Allison R M W F 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11 MUSA 181, concurrent registration in applied voice; or

consent of instructor.

1 - 3 CR1746 001 Garcia Garcia,Alvaro - 9/2 - 12/11 Junior or senior standing, consent of department chair.

May repeat for a maximum of 12 credits

1 - 5 CR1747 001 Bouterse,Ami K - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.1748 002 Crowley,James F - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.1749 003 Rexroth,Laura J - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.1750 004 Garcia Garcia,Alvaro - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.1751 005 Johnson,Russell D - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.1752 006 Kinchen Jr,James B - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.1753 007 Hewitt,Donna - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.

0 CR1754 001 Garcia Garcia,Alvaro RITA D174 F 12:00P - 12:53P 9/2 - 12/11 Music major or minor.

1 CR HUM1755 001 Kinchen Jr,James B RITA D164 M W F 1:00P - 1:53P 9/2 - 12/11 Topic: Chorale – Occasional extra rehearsals. May

repeat for credit.1756 002 Rexroth,Laura J RITA D184 M W 3:30P - 5:20P 9/2 - 12/11 Topic: Wind Ensemble – Occasional extra rehearsals.

May repeat for credit.1757 003 Garcia Garcia,Alvaro RITA D174 M W 3:30P - 5:20P 9/2 - 12/11 Topic: Symphony – Occasional extra rehearsals. May

repeat for credit.1758 004 Johnson,Russell D RITA D184 T R 3:30P - 5:20P 9/2 - 12/11 Topic: Jazz Ensemble – Occasional extra rehearsals.

May repeat for credit.1759 005 Kinchen Jr,James B RITA D164 M 7:00P - 9:50P 9/2 - 12/11 Topic: Master Singers – Occasional extra rehearsals.

May repeat for credit.1760 006 Garcia Garcia,Alvaro RITA D174 M 7:00P - 9:30P 9/2 - 12/11 Topic: Community Orchestra – Occasional extra

rehearsals. May repeat for credit.1761 007 Rexroth,Laura J RITA D184 R 7:00P - 9:30P 9/2 - 12/11 Topic: Community Band – Occasional extra rehearsals.

May repeat for credit.

1 CR1762 001 Crowley,James F RITA L132 T R 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11 Music major, minor, concurrent registration in MUSI 120;

or consent of instructor. Lab fee: $20.

MUSI 106 JAZZ APPRECIATION (DV)

MUSI 332 WORLD MUSIC

MUSI 346 JAZZ HISTORY

MUSI 221 MUSIC THEORY III

MUSI 330 MUSIC HISTORY I: 450-1750

MUSI 118 MUSIC THEORY LAB I

MUSI 120 MUSIC THEORY I

MUSP 1 CONCERT ATTENDANCE

MUSP 102 LARGE MUSIC ENSEMBLE

MUSI 499 INDEPENDENT STUDY

Music Performance

MUSI 378 DICTION I - ENGLISH & ITALIAN

MUSI 495 MUSIC INTERNSHIP

MUSP 135 AURAL MUSIC THEORY I



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2 CR1763 001 Sodke,James RITA L132 T R 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/11 Music major, minor; or consent of instructor.

Lab fee: $20.1764 002 Sodke,James RITA L132 T R 12:00P - 12:53P 9/2 - 12/11 Music major, minor; or consent of instructor.

Lab fee: $20.

1 CR1765 001 Johnson,Russell D RITA D184 T R 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11 MUSP 223 or consent of instructor.

1 CR1766 001 Crowley,James F RITA L132 T R 1:00P - 1:53P 9/2 - 12/11 MUSI 121 and MUSP 136 with a C or better; concurrent

registration MUSI 221. Lab fee: $20.

2 CR1767 001 - 9/2 - 12/11 Declared major in one of the following areas: music, art,

theatre arts, communication or English.

2 CR1768 001 Nakayama,Fumi T R 3:00P - 3:53P 9/2 - 12/11 MUSP 151 with a C or better; or consent of instructor. Lab

fee: $20.

2 CR1769 001 Johnson,Russell D - 9/2 - 12/11 MUSP 323.

2 CR1770 001 Kinchen Jr,James B RITA D164 T R 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11 MUSI 221.

1 CR1771 001 Kinchen Jr,James B RITA D164 M W F 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/11 Audition. May repeat for credit. Occasional additional

rehearsals, frequent performances, occasional tours required.

1 CR1772 001 Hoelscher,Mark A - 9/2 - 12/11 Audition. May repeat for credit.

1 CR1773 001 Bayles,David S - 9/2 - 12/11 Audition. May repeat for credit.

1 CR1774 001 Garcia Garcia,Alvaro - 9/2 - 12/11 Audition. May repeat for credit.

1 CR1775 001 Johnson,Russell D T R 2:00P - 2:53P 9/2 - 12/11 Audition. May repeat for credit.

1 CR1776 001 Bouterse,Ami K RITA D164 T R 9:00A - 10:52A 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor. Requires travel to

off campus performances. May repeat for credit. Course fee: $100.

3 CR DE2169 001 Rivero Covelo,Ignacio ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ENGL 100 or concurrent enrollment. ONLINE instruction;

additional online class fee: $65/credit.2170 002 Rivero Covelo,Ignacio ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ENGL 100 or concurrent enrollment. ONLINE instruction;


3 CR1299 001 Rivero Covelo,Ignacio MOLN L222 M W F 2:00P - 2:53P 9/2 - 12/11 PSYC 101, BIOS 101; or consent of instructor.

3 CR1300 001 Rivero Covelo,Ignacio MOLN L222 M W 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/11 PSYC 101, BIOS 101; or consent of instructor.

3 CR1198 001 MOLN D139 W 1:00P - 3:50P 9/2 - 12/11

2 CR1199 001 MOLN D139 M 1:00P - 2:50P 9/2 - 12/11

MUSP 240 SOUND PRODUCTION I

MUSP 250 CLASS PIANO III-MUSIC EDUCATRS

MUSP 224 JAZZ IMPROVISATION I

MUSP 236 AURAL MUSIC THEORY III

MUSP 150 CLASS PIANO I

MUSP 364 CHAMBER MUS:PERCUSSION ENSEMBL

MUSP 365 CHAMBER MUSIC:STRING ENSEMBLE

MUSP 360 VOICES OF PARKSIDE

MUSP 361 CHAMBER MUSIC: BRASS ENSEMBLE

MUSP 324 JAZZ IMPROVISATION III

MUSP 342 CONDUCTING

NEUR 328 PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY

Consortial Nursing Program

Neuroscience

NEUR 200 INTRODUCTION TO NEUROSCIENCE

NEUR 327 NEUROPSYCHOLOGY

MUSP 366 JAZZ COMBO

MUSP 368 CONTEMPORARY A CAPPELLA ENSMBL

NURS 101 CULTURL DIVERSTY IN HLTH CARE

NURS 102 PERSPECTVS HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS



3 CR1291 001 Citati,Andrea MOLN L149 T 5:00P - 7:50P 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 222 with a C or better, PENG 211; concurrent

registration in Math 223.

3 CR HUP1625 001 Keefe,Jennifer J RITA L131 M W F 9:00A - 9:53A 9/2 - 12/111626 002 Keefe,Jennifer J RITA L131 M W F 1:00P - 1:53P 9/2 - 12/111627 003 Pearson,Joseph C MOLN L215 T R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/111628 004 Pearson,Joseph C MOLN D128 T 5:30P - 8:20P 9/2 - 12/111629 005 Pearson,Joseph C ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR HUP1630 001 MOLN L317 T R 9:30A - 10:52A 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR1631 001 Keefe,Jennifer J M W F 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/11 Topic: Skepticism – May repeat once for credit with

different topic.

3 CR HUP DE1633 001 Keefe,Jennifer J ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR HUP1634 001 Hudspeth,Christopher S MOLN D105 M W F 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR HUP1635 001 T R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR1636 001 Pearson,Joseph C MOLN L107 T R 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Topic: Philosophy of Utopia/Distopia –

4 CR1466 001 Karr,Ryan D RITA L109 M W F 3:30P - 4:41P 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 222; or PHIL 201 and consent of instructor.

3 CR1632 001 Keefe,Jennifer J M W F 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/11 Topic: Skepticism – PHIL 201 or 203 or consent of

instructor. May repeat once for credit with different topic

3 CR DE1637 001 Pearson,Joseph C ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 Topic: Philosophy of Film – Sophomore standing. May

repeat with different topic. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR2171 001 Hudspeth,Christopher S MOLN L107 M W 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR1639 001 Pearson,Joseph C MOLN L107 T R 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Topic: Philosophy of Utopia/Distopia – 6 credits in

philosophy or consent of instructor.

1 - 12 CR1640 001 Hudspeth,Christopher S - 9/2 - 12/11 One philosophy class; junior standing; consent of

instructor and department chair.1641 002 Keefe,Jennifer J - 9/2 - 12/11 One philosophy class; junior standing; consent of

instructor and department chair.1642 003 Pearson,Joseph C - 9/2 - 12/11 One philosophy class; junior standing; consent of


1 - 5 CR1643 001 Hudspeth,Christopher S - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.1644 002 Keefe,Jennifer J - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.1645 003 Pearson,Joseph C - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.

PHIL 101 INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY

PHIL 102 GREAT THINKERS

Pre-Engineering

PENG 212 DYNAMICS

Philosophy

PHIL 290 SPECIAL TOPICS IN PHILOSOPHY

PHIL 303 SET THEORY, LOGIC AND PROOF

PHIL 206 INTRODUCTION TO ETHICS

PHIL 215 CONTEMPORARY MORAL PROBLEMS

PHIL 203 TRUTH, KNOWLEDGE & BELIEF:

PHIL 205 PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION

PHIL 494 INTERNSHIP IN PHILOSOPHY

PHIL 499 INDEPENDENT STUDY

PHIL 342 ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS

PHIL 490 SPECIAL TOPICS

PHIL 305 PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS:

PHIL 331 PHILOSOPHY OF POPULAR CULTURE:



12/18/19

4 CR NSP1273 001 Citati,Andrea GRNQ L103 T R 5:00P - 6:22P 9/2 - 12/111274 D061 Citati,Andrea GRNQ L103 T 6:30P - 7:22P 9/2 - 12/11

5 CR NSP1275 001 Citati,Andrea GRNQ L103 T R 9:30A - 10:52A 9/2 - 12/111276 D061 Citati,Andrea GRNQ L236 T 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/111277 D062 Citati,Andrea GRNQ L236 R 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/111278 L081 Parker,William D GRNQ L236 T 2:00P - 4:50P 9/2 - 12/111279 L082 Parker,William D GRNQ L236 W 2:00P - 4:50P 9/2 - 12/111280 L083 Parker,William D GRNQ L236 R 2:00P - 4:50P 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR NSP DV1281 001 Citati,Andrea GRNQ L101 T 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 Fulfills Ethnic Diversity Requirement.

5 CR NSP1283 001 Mohazzabi,Pirooz GRNQ L101 T R 8:00A - 9:22A 9/2 - 12/111284 D061 Mohazzabi,Pirooz GRNQ L101 T 9:30A - 10:23A 9/2 - 12/111285 L081 Mohazzabi,Pirooz GRNQ L232 T 2:00P - 4:50P 9/2 - 12/111286 L082 Mohazzabi,Pirooz GRNQ L232 R 2:00P - 4:50P 9/2 - 12/11

5 CR NSP1287 001 Kandel,Hom R GRNQ L103 T R 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/111288 D061 Kandel,Hom R GRNQ L232 5:00P - 5:53P 9/2 - 12/111289 L081 Kandel,Hom R GRNQ L232 R 5:00P - 7:50P 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR1290 001 Mohazzabi,Pirooz MOLN L142 T R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/11 PHYS 202.

4 CR1292 001 Parker,William D GRNQ L230 MTWR 1:00P - 1:53P 9/2 - 12/11 PHYS 201 and 202 with a grade of C or better; MATH 317,

or concurrent registration or consent of instructor.

4 CR1293 002 Parker,William D GRNQ L230 MTWR 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11 PHYS 201 and 202 with C or better; junior or senior

standing.; MATH 317, or concurrent registration or consent of instructor.

3 CR1294 001 Kandel,Hom R MOLN L142 M W 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 223 and 317.

2 CR1295 001 Kandel,Hom R - 9/2 - 12/11 PHYS 201 and 202 with C or better; junior or senior

standing.

1 - 3 CR1296 001 Kandel,Hom R - 9/2 - 12/11 PHYS 201 and 202 with C or better; and consent of

instructor and department chair.1297 002 Mohazzabi,Pirooz - 9/2 - 12/11 PHYS 201 and 202 with C or better; and consent of

instructor and department chair.1298 003 Parker,William D - 9/2 - 12/11 PHYS 201 and 202 with C or better; and consent of


3 CR DE2095 001 ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

2096 095 ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 STUDENTS IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT ONLINE PROGRAM ONLY. Admittance to BUSO program; consent of program advisor required. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

PHYS 201 GENERAL PHYSICS I

PHYS 202 GENERAL PHYSICS II

MATH 221 with C or higher or concurrent registration. Enrollment in Lecture (001), Discussion (D061) and a Lab (L081-L082) required.

PHYS 201; MATH 222 or concurrent registration. Enrollment in Lecture (001), Discussion (D061) and Lab (L081) required.

PHYS 105 COLLEGE PHYSICS I

PHYS 120 ASTRONOMY NATIVE AMERICA (DV)

MATH 113, 114 or equivalent. Enrollment in Lecture (001), a Discussion (D061-D062), and a Lab (L081-L083) required.

Physics

PHYS 101 PRINCIPLES OF PHYSICSCompletion of computational skills requirement or equivalent. Not open to students with credit in PHYS 105 or 201. Enrollment in Lecture (001) and Discussion (D061) required.

PHYS 495 SENIOR SEMINAR

PHYS 499 INDEPENDENT STUDY

PHYS 302 ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM

PHYS 401 MATHEMATICAL MTHDS OF PHYSICS

PHYS 205 MODERN PHYSICS

PHYS 301 CLASSICAL MECHANICS

Project Management

PMGT 341 BASICS OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT



3 CR DE2097 001 Glass,Sheronda G ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

2098 095 Glass,Sheronda G ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 STUDENTS IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT ONLINE PROGRAM ONLY. Admittance to BUSO program; consent of program advisor required. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR SSP1646 001 Hansen,Michael A M W 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/111647 002 Hansen,Michael A ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR SSP1648 001 Akindes,Simon A MOLN L216 T R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR SSP1649 001 Akindes,Simon A MOLN L216 M W 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR SSP1650 001 Astoria,Ross S M W 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11

4 CR1651 001 Hansen,Michael A MOLN L124 M W 5:00P - 6:57P 9/2 - 12/11 Completion of political science introductory sequence.

3 CR DE1652 001 Astoria,Ross S MOLN L165 M W 1:00P - 1:53P 9/2 - 12/11 POLS 100. Hybrid: In-Person and Online instruction.

3 CR1653 001 Astoria,Ross S MOLN L216 T R 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 POLS 100 or 116, or junior standing or consent of

instructor.

3 CR1654 001 Akindes,Simon A MOLN L167 T R 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/11 One course in political science.



1 - 12 CR1655 001 Akindes,Simon A - 9/2 - 12/11 POLS 104, 200; senior standing; consent of instructor and

department chair.1656 002 Astoria,Ross S - 9/2 - 12/11 POLS 104, 200; senior standing; consent of instructor and

department chair.1657 003 Hansen,Michael A - 9/2 - 12/11 POLS 104, 200; senior standing; consent of instructor and

department chair.

1 - 6 CR1658 001 - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair. Max of 6

credits apply to major.1659 002 - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair. Max of 6

credits apply to major.1660 003 - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair. Max of 6

credits apply to major.

3 CR SSY1373 001 Rasper,Rebecca L MOLN L105 M W F 9:00A - 9:53A 9/2 - 12/11 ENGL 100 or concurrent registration.1374 002 Rasper,Rebecca L MOLN L105 M W F 1:00P - 1:53P 9/2 - 12/11 ENGL 100 or concurrent registration.1375 003 McGinley,Meredith A MOLN L105 T R 11:00A - 12:22P 9/2 - 12/11 ENGL 100 or concurrent registration.

3 CR1376 001 Bowden,Edward M MOLN L222 M W F 9:00A - 9:53A 9/2 - 12/11 PSYC 101.1377 002 Bowden,Edward M ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 PSYC 101. ONLINE instruction; additional online class

fee: $65/credit.

POLS 103 INTRO TO COMPARATIVE POLITICS

POLS 105 INTRODUCTION TO POLITICS

Political Science

POLS 100 AMERICAN POLITICS

PMGT 342 ESSEN PERS SKILLS FOR PROJ MGT

POLS 335 POPMUS,HUMRIGHTS&DEMOCRATIZN

POLS 367 LATINOS(AS) AND THE LAW (DV)

POLS 202 PUBLIC POLICY

POLS 320 CONST LAW:STRUCTR/PWR US GOVT

POLS 116 INTRODUCTION TO LAW

POLS 200 RESEARCH METHODS/SOURCES

Psychology

PSYC 101 INTRO TO PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE

PSYC 205 COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY

POLS 494 INTERNSHIP IN POLITICAL SCIENC

POLS 499 INDEPENDENT STUDY



12/18/19

3 CR1378 001 Hillard,Erin E MOLN L107 M W F 1:00P - 1:53P 9/2 - 12/11 PSYC 101.1379 002 Hillard,Erin E ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 PSYC 101. ONLINE instruction; additional online class

fee: $65/credit.

3 CR1380 001 Rasper,Rebecca L MOLN L213 M W F 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/11 PSYC 101.1381 002 Rasper,Rebecca L MOLN L213 M W F 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11 PSYC 101.

3 CR1382 001 Hillard,Erin E MOLN L124 M W F 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11 PSYC 101, completion of computational skills requirement.

1383 002 Gregg,Melissa K ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 PSYC 101, completion of computational skills requirement. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR1384 001 Rasper,Rebecca L MOLN L213 M W 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/11 PSYC 101.

3 CR1385 001 Bowden,Edward M GRNQ D134 M W F 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11 PSYC 250 or BIOS 210, completion of Reading/Writing

skills.1386 002 Bowden,Edward M MOLN L115 M W F 1:00P - 1:53P 9/2 - 12/11 PSYC 250 or BIOS 210, completion of Reading/Writing

skills.

3 CR1387 001 Gregg,Melissa K MOLN L128 M W F 9:00A - 9:53A 9/2 - 12/11 PSYC 205 and 300.

3 CR DV1388 001 Peterson,James F MOLN L222 R 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 PSYC 220 or 260. Fulfills Ethnic Diversity Requirement.

3 CR1389 001 Veed,Glen J MOLN D132 T 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 PSYC 101, 250.

3 CR1390 001 Gregg,Melissa K MOLN L111 M W F 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/11 PSYC 101 or BIOS 101.

3 CR1391 001 Carlstrom,Aaron H MOLN D128 T R 11:00A - 12:22P 9/2 - 12/11 PSYC 205 or 210 or 220 or 260.1392 002 Carlstrom,Aaron H MOLN D128 T R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/11 PSYC 205 or 210 or 220 or 260.

3 CR DE1393 001 McGinley,Meredith A MOLN L109 R 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/11 PSYC 210, 300. Hybrid: In-Person and ONLINE

instruction.

3 CR1395 001 Beyer,Sylvia MOLN L322 M W F 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/11 PSYC 220 and 300.

Hillard,Erin E

1 - 6 CR1396 001 Beyer,Sylvia - 9/2 - 12/11 PSYC 300, consent of instructor and department chair.1397 002 Bowden,Edward M - 9/2 - 12/11 PSYC 300, consent of instructor and department chair.1398 003 Carlstrom,Aaron H - 9/2 - 12/11 PSYC 300, consent of instructor and department chair.1399 004 Friesema,Ann E - 9/2 - 12/11 PSYC 300, consent of instructor and department chair.1400 005 Gregg,Melissa K - 9/2 - 12/11 PSYC 300, consent of instructor and department chair.1401 006 McGinley,Meredith A - 9/2 - 12/11 PSYC 300, consent of instructor and department chair.1402 007 - 9/2 - 12/11 PSYC 300, consent of instructor and department chair.1403 008 Hillard,Erin E - 9/2 - 12/11 PSYC 300, consent of instructor and department chair.1404 009 Rivero Covelo,Ignacio - 9/2 - 12/11 PSYC 300, consent of instructor and department chair.

3 CR2099 001 Rajan,Roby T R 11:00A - 12:22P 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 112.2100 002 Rajan,Roby MOLN L167 T 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 112.2101 003 Rajan,Roby ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 112. ONLINE instruction; additional online class

fee: $65/credit.2102 095 Rajan,Roby ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 112. STUDENTS IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT


PSYC 210 INTRO TO HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

PSYC 220 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY

PSYC 307 CROSS CULTURAL PSYCHOLOGY (DV)

PSYC 318 PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT

PSYC 300 RESEARCH METHODS IN PSYCHOLOGY

PSYC 306 SENSATION AND PERCEPTION

PSYC 250 PSYCHOLOGICAL STATISTICS

PSYC 260 PSYCHOLOGY OF PERSONALITY

PSYC 499 INDEPENDENT STUDY

PSYC 334 INFANT DEVELOPMENT

PSYC 421 THE SELF

PSYC 325 BIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY

PSYC 330 INTERVIEWING

Quantitative Methods

QM 210 BUSINESS STATISTICS I



3 CR DE2103 001 Dhumal,Parag MOLN L124 T R 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 QM 210, MATH 112. Junior standing, business

major/minor.2104 002 Dhumal,Parag T R 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/11 QM 210, MATH 112. Junior standing, business

major/minor.2105 003 Gillespie,Donald W ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 QM 210, MATH 112. Junior standing, business


2106 095 Gillespie,Donald W ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 QM 210, MATH 112. Junior standing, business major/minor. STUDENTS IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT ONLINE PROGRAM ONLY. Admittance to BUSO program; consent of program advisor required. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR2107 001 Kuruvilla,Abey MOLN D137 M W 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/11 QM 210, MATH 112. Junior standing, business

major/minor.2108 002 Kuruvilla,Abey MOLN D139 M 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 QM 210, MATH 112. Junior standing, business

major/minor.2109 003 Chambers,Donald G ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 QM 210, MATH 112. Junior standing, business


2110 095 Chambers,Donald G ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 QM 210, MATH 112. Junior standing, business major/minor. STUDENTS IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT ONLINE PROGRAM ONLY. Admittance to BUSO program; consent of program advisor required. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR DE EXT1498 001 Wolf,Joy J ONLINE - 9/8 - 12/18 ONLINE instruction. UW Collaborative Program.

Sustainable management major or program advisor consent. Not for Audit. Information available at: https://sustain.wisconsin.edu/. Tuition and fees: $440/credit.

3 CR DE EXT1499 001 Wolf,Joy J ONLINE - 9/8 - 12/18 College Algebra. ONLINE instruction. UW Collaborative

Program. Sustainable management major or program advisor consent. Not for Audit. Information available at: https://sustain.wisconsin.edu/. Tuition and fees: $440/credit.

3 CR DE EXT1500 001 Wolf,Joy J ONLINE - 9/8 - 12/18 SMGT 115. ONLINE instruction. UW Collaborative


3 CR DE EXT1502 001 Wolf,Joy J ONLINE - 9/8 - 12/18 Introductory Biology or SMGT 115. ONLINE instruction.

UW Collaborative Program. Sustainable management major or program advisor consent. Not for Audit. Information available at: https://sustain.wisconsin.edu/. Tuition and fees: $440/credit.



3 CR DE EXT1504 001 Wolf,Joy J ONLINE - 9/8 - 12/18 SMGT 230. ONLINE instruction. UW Collaborative


SMGT 250 SUSTAINABLE AG & FOOD SECURITY

SMGT 310 ECOLOGY FOR SUSTAINABLE MGMT

Sustainable Management

SMGT 115 ENVIRONMENT SCI/SUSTAINABILITY

SMGT 235 ECON IN SOCIETY/SUSTAINABILITY

QM 310 BUSINESS STATISTICS II

QM 319 OPERATIONS MGT PRINCIPLES

SMGT 325 NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

SMGT 335 MANAGEMT & ENVIRN INFO SYSTEMS



12/18/19

3 CR DE EXT1505 001 Wolf,Joy J ONLINE - 9/8 - 12/18 Statistics course. ONLINE instruction. UW Collaborative




3 CR DE EXT1507 001 Wolf,Joy J ONLINE - 9/8 - 12/18 Senior standing. ONLINE instruction. UW Collaborative


3 CR SSS1661 001 MOLN L213 M W 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/111662 002 M W 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/111663 003 Dana,Seifdeen N MOLN L109 M W 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/111664 004 Wang,Xun MOLN D101 T R 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/111665 005 Wang,Xun ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR SSS DV1666 001 Khoury,Laura MOLN L317 M 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 ANTH 100 or SOCA 101. Fulfills Ethnic Diversity

Requirement.

3 CR1668 001 MOLN L107 M W 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR DV1516 001 Sasso,Robert F MOLN L324 T R 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 ANTH 100 or SOCA 101. Fulfills Ethnic Diversity

Requirement.

3 CR1556 001 Wagner,Philip MOLN D101 M W F 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/11 CRMJ 101 or SOCA 101 or consent of instructor.1557 002 Navarro,John C ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 CRMJ 101 or SOCA 101 or consent of instructor. ONLINE


3 CR1559 001 Schultz,Dennis R MOLN L128 T R 11:00A - 12:22P 9/2 - 12/11 CRMJ 101 or SOCA 101, or consent of instructor.

3 CR1562 001 McDonald,Aubri F MOLN D105 T R 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/11 CRMJ 101 or SOCA 101, or consent of instructor.1563 002 Siehr,Rebecca J MOLN D101 R 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 CRMJ 101 or SOCA 101, or consent of instructor.

3 CR1671 001 Banerjee,Madhumita MOLN L115 T R 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/11 SOCA 101; ENGL 101 with a grade of C+ or better.

4 CR DE1672 001 Banerjee,Madhumita ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 MATH 102 or 111. ONLINE instruction; additional online

class fee: $65/credit.

2 CR DE1673 001 Kim,Shi H ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ANTH 100 or SOCA 101; sophomore standing. ONLINE


3 CR DE1674 001 Schleiter,Mary K ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ANTH 100 or SOCA 101; junior standing. ONLINE


3 CR1565 001 Loud,Louise MOLN D101 T R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/11 CRMJ 101 or SOCA 101, or consent of instructor.

SOCA 101 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY

SOCA 206 RACE/ETHNC RELATIONS IN US(DV)

SMGT 495 SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMNT CAPSTONE

Sociology

SMGT 370 LOGSTC/SUPPLY CHAIN MGT/SUSTN

SMGT 410 CORP SOC RSPSBLTY &SUSTAINBLTY

SOCA 235 POLICE AND SOCIETY

SOCA 248 REPORT WRITING FOR SOCIAL SCI

SOCA 233 CRIMINOLOGY

SOCA 234 JUVENILE DELINQUENCY/JUSTICE

SOCA 213 GENDER AND SOCIETY

SOCA 227 NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS (DV)

SOCA 301 SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY

SOCA 305 FAMILY VIOLENCE

SOCA 250 STATISTICS FOR SOCIAL SCIENCES

SOCA 295 SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH MTHDS



3 CR DE1675 001 Wang,Xun ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 SOCA 295. ONLINE instruction; additional online class

fee: $65/credit.

3 CR DV DE1676 001 Khoury,Laura ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ANTH 100 or SOCA 101. Fulfills Ethnic Diversity

Requirement. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR DV1677 001 MOLN L167 T R 11:00A - 12:22P 9/2 - 12/11 ANTH 100 or SOCA 101. Fulfills Ethnic Diversity

Requirement.

3 CR DE1678 001 Rosenberg,Helen ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 SOCA 101; junior standing. ONLINE instruction; additional


3 CR DV1679 001 Kim,Shi H MOLN L216 T R 11:00A - 12:22P 9/2 - 12/11 ANTH 100 or INTS 103 or SOCA 101. Fulfills Ethnic

Diversity Requirement.

3 CR DE1680 001 Schleiter,Mary K ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 SOCA 101; junior standing. ONLINE instruction; additional


3 CR DE2194 001 Rosenberg,Helen ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 SOCA 101; junior standing.

3 CR1681 001 Banerjee,Madhumita MOLN L115 T R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/11 ANTH 100 or SOCA 101.

3 CR DE1682 001 Khoury,Laura ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ANTH 100 or SOCA 101. ONLINE instruction; additional


3 CR1571 001 Gottschalk,Martin V MOLN L109 M W F 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11 CRMJ 101 or SOCA 101, or consent of instructor.1572 002 Gottschalk,Martin V ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 CRMJ 101 or SOCA 101, or consent of instructor. ONLINE


3 CR DV1575 001 McDonald,Aubri F MOLN L107 T R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/11 CRMJ 101 or SOCA 101; junior standing. Fulfills Ethnic

Diversity Requirement.1576 002 McDonald,Aubri F ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 CRMJ 101 or SOCA 101; junior standing. Fulfills Ethnic

Diversity Requirement. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR DE1683 001 Wang,Xun ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 SOCA 101; junior standing. ONLINE instruction; additional


1 - 4 CR1684 001 Kim,Shi H W 5:30P - 8:20P 9/2 - 12/11 SOCA 101; junior standing; consent of instructor and

department chair.

3 CR1685 001 Kim,Shi H MOLN L124 T R 9:30A - 10:52A 9/2 - 12/11 SOCA 295; ANTH 302 or SOCA 301; and senior standing.

1 - 4 CR1686 001 Banerjee,Madhumita - 9/2 - 12/11 Sociology major, junior standing; consent of instructor and

department chair.1687 002 Dana,Seifdeen N - 9/2 - 12/11 Sociology major, junior standing; consent of instructor and

department chair.1688 003 Khoury,Laura - 9/2 - 12/11 Sociology major, junior standing; consent of instructor and

department chair.1689 004 Kim,Shi H - 9/2 - 12/11 Sociology major, junior standing; consent of instructor and

department chair.1690 005 Rosenberg,Helen - 9/2 - 12/11 Sociology major, junior standing; consent of instructor and

department chair.1691 006 Schleiter,Mary K - 9/2 - 12/11 Sociology major, junior standing; consent of instructor and

department chair.1692 007 Wang,Xun - 9/2 - 12/11 Sociology major, junior standing; consent of instructor and

department chair.

SOCA 307 SURVEY METHODS

SOCA 323 INSTITUTIONAL RACISM/AMER (DV)

SOCA 332 SOCIOLOGY MENTAL ILLNESS

SOCA 354 CLASS, STATUS AND POWER

SOCA 328 ASIANS AMER SOCIETY (DV)

SOCA 331 DEVIANT BEHAVIOR

SOCA 324 AFRICAN-AMERICAN STUDIES (DV)

SOCA 326 SOCIAL GERONTOLOGY

SOCA 492 INTERNSHIP IN SOCIOLOGY

SOCA 495 SENIOR SEMINAR

SOCA 365 RACE, CRIME, LAW (DV)

SOCA 373 FORMAL ORGANIZATION

SOCA 355 URBANISM AND URBANIZATION

SOCA 363 CORRECTIONS

SOCA 499 INDEPENDENT STUDY



12/18/19

4 CR1994 001 Rodriguez-De Melgar,Guadalupe MOLN L218 MTW F 9:00A - 9:53A 9/2 - 12/11 Placement or no prior knowledge of Spanish.

Course fee: $10.1995 002 Rodriguez-De Melgar,Guadalupe MOLN L218 MTW F 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/11 Placement or no prior knowledge of Spanish.

Course fee: $10.1996 003 Rodriguez-De Melgar,Guadalupe MOLN L218 MTW F 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11 Placement or no prior knowledge of Spanish.

Course fee: $10.1997 004 MOLN L112 M W 3:30P - 5:27P 9/2 - 12/11 Placement or no prior knowledge of Spanish.

Course fee: $10.1998 005 RITA L101 T R 5:00P - 6:57P 9/2 - 12/11 Placement or no prior knowledge of Spanish.

Course fee: $10.

4 CR2011 001 MOLN L163 MTWR 2:00P - 2:53P 9/2 - 12/11 SPAN 103 or equivalent or placement. Course fee: $10.

4 CR HUL2012 001 RITA L123 M W F 3:30P - 4:42P 9/2 - 12/11 SPAN 104 or equivalent or placement. Course fee: $10.

3 CR2013 001 RITA L123 M W F 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11 SPAN 204 or equivalent; or placement. Concurrent

enrollment in SPAN 321 recommended for major.2014 002 Pina,Sarah E MOLN L149 T R 9:30A - 10:52A 9/2 - 12/11 SPAN 204 or equivalent; or placement. Concurrent

enrollment in SPAN 321 recommended for major.

3 CR2017 001 RITA L123 M W F 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/11 SPAN 303.

3 CR HUT1864 001 Elie,Tannette RITA L105 M W F 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/11 Not for Audit.1865 002 Elie,Tannette RITA L105 M W F 11:00A - 11:53A 9/2 - 12/11 Not for Audit.1866 003 Elie,Tannette RITA L105 M W F 1:00P - 1:53P 9/2 - 12/11 Not for Audit.1867 004 Peterson,Bonnie L RITA L105 T R 8:00A - 9:22A 9/2 - 12/11 Not for Audit.1868 005 Peterson,Bonnie L RITA L105 T R 9:30A - 10:52A 9/2 - 12/11 Not for Audit.1869 006 Peterson,Bonnie L RITA L105 T R 11:00A - 12:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Not for Audit.1870 007 Peterson,Bonnie L RITA L105 T R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/11 Not for Audit.1871 008 Peterson,Bonnie L RITA L105 T R 5:00P - 6:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Not for Audit.1872 095 Elie,Tannette ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 Not for Audit. STUDENTS IN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT,

HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT & SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT ONLINE PROGRAMS ONLY. Admittance to an online completion program; consent of program advisor required. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR HUT2196 001 Stamper,Nathan C M W 5:00P - 6:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Open to all students. Field trip/ticket fee: $55.

3 CR HUT2020 001 Sekas,Jody RITA L123 T R 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Open to all students. Field trip/ticket fee: $20.

3 CR HUT2022 001 Conte-Williamson,Fabrice RITA D132 T R 11:00A - 12:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Attendance of theatrical productions required.

Course fee: $20.

3 CR2023 001 Gill,Brian J RITA D132 M W 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor. Not for audit. Intended for theatre

majors/minors. Attendance of theatrical productions required.

3 CR2024 001 Sekas,Jody RITA D117 T R 9:30A - 10:52A 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor. Requires attendance and critique of

theatrical productions; lab fees. Course fee: $25.

SPAN 303 SPANISH GRAMMAR/COMPOSITION I

SPAN 322 SPANISH LITERATURE SINCE 1700

SPAN 104 INTRODUCTORY SPANISH II

SPAN 203 INTERMEDIATE SPANISH I

Spanish

SPAN 103 INTRODUCTORY SPANISH I

THEA 124 BASIC ACTING

THEA 125 ACTING I

Theatre Arts

THEA 110 THEATRE APPRECIATION

THEA 112 BEHIND THE SCENES

Speech

SPCH 105 PUBLIC SPEAKING

THEA 132 STAGECRAFT



3 CR2025 001 RITA D119 T R 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of Instructor. Requires attendance and critique of

theatrical productions. Course Fee: $50.

3 CR2026 001 RITA L105 T R 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR2027 001 Sekas,Jody RITA D117 M W 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of Instructor. Requires field trips to theatrical

productions; additional fees. Course Fee: $25.

3 CR HUT DV DE1980 001 Conte-Williamson,Fabrice ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ENGL 101. Fulfills Ethnic Diversity Requirement. Field

trips to theatrical productions required; additional fees required. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR2028 001 Bradford,Misti L RITA D117 M W 9:00A - 10:22A 9/2 - 12/11 15 credits in theatre arts and consent of instructor. Field

trips to theatrical productions; additional fees and materials required. Course Fee: $75.

1 - 6 CR2030 001 Bradford,Misti L - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair. May repeat for

a maximum of 6 credits.2031 002 Gill,Brian J - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair. May repeat for

a maximum of 6 credits.2032 003 Sekas,Jody - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair. May repeat for


2 CR2033 001 Bradford,Misti L MOLN D128 M 1:00P - 2:50P 9/2 - 12/11 15 credits in theatre arts and consent of instructor.

1 - 5 CR2034 001 Bradford,Misti L - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of Instructor and department chair.2035 002 Conte-Williamson,Fabrice - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of Instructor and department chair.2036 003 Gill,Brian J - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of Instructor and department chair.2037 004 - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of Instructor and department chair.2038 005 Sekas,Jody - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of Instructor and department chair.

3 CR1977 001 Pedersen,Tara RITA L131 T R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/11 ENGL 167, 266; or consent of instructor; or THEA 150.

3 CR2039 001 Gill,Brian J RITA D132 T R 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 THEA 225 and consent of instructor. Field trips to

theatrical productions required; additional fees required.

3 CR2040 001 Conte-Williamson,Fabrice RITA L130 T R 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/11 ENGL 101 and consent of instructor.

3 CR2041 001 Bradford,Misti L RITA D117 T R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/11 THEA 133 and consent of instructor. Field trips to

theatrical productions required; lab and additional fees required.

3 CR2042 001 Gill,Brian J RITA D116 M W 9:00A - 10:22A 9/2 - 12/11 THEA 124 or 125; THEA 295; or consent of instructor.

3 CR2043 001 RITA D133 T R 11:00A - 12:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor. Accompanist fee: $60.

1 - 12 CR2044 001 Bradford,Misti L - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair. May repeat for

a maximum of 12 credits.2045 002 Gill,Brian J - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair. May repeat for

a maximum of 12 credits.2046 003 Sekas,Jody - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair. May repeat for


3 CR2047 001 Conte-Williamson,Fabrice GRNQ D113 M W 1:00P - 2:50P 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor. Field trips to theatrical productions

required; additional fees required.

THEA 208 MULTICULTURL THEA IN AMER (DV)

THEA 260 THEATRE CRAFTS I

THEA 150 TEXT ANALYSIS FOR THE THEATRE

THEA 160 PRINCIPLES OF THEATRICAL DSGN

THEA 133 COSTUMECRAFT

THEA 325 ACTING III

THEA 356 THEATRE HIST & LIT 1660-1915

THEA 299 INDEPENDENT STUDY

THEA 320 SHAKESPEARE

THEA 294 PROFESS THEATRE INTERNSHIP

THEA 295 SOPHOMORE SEMINAR

THEA 495 SENIOR SEMINAR

THEA 426 ACTING FOR MUSICAL THEATRE

THEA 494 PROFES THEATRE INTERNSHIP

THEA 383 COSTUME DESIGN I

THEA 386 AUDITION TECHNIQUES



12/18/19

1 - 5 CR2048 001 Bradford,Misti L - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.2049 002 Conte-Williamson,Fabrice - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.2050 003 Gill,Brian J - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.2051 004 - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.2052 005 Sekas,Jody - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair.

0 CR2019 001 Sekas,Jody - 9/2 - 12/11 Theatre arts major or minor. Field trips to theatrical

productions. Field trip fee: $75.

1 CR DE2195 001 ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor. Graded Credit/No Credit. ONLINE


3 CR SSW2018 001 Oswald,Dana M MOLN L116 T R 11:00A - 12:22P 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR HUW1945 001 Leptich,Erika L MOLN L218 M W F 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR SSW1669 001 MOLN L107 M W 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/11

3 CR1578 001 Kendrigan,Margaret MOLN D128 M W 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/11 CRMJ 101 or consent of instructor.

3 CR1946 001 Crafton,Linda K R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/11 COMM Core courses or consent of instructor.

Hybrid: In-Person and Online instruction.

THEA 499 INDEPENDENT STUDY

WGSS 112 WOMEN IN LITERATURE

WGSS 213 GENDER AND SOCIETY

UWP 200 PRIOR LRNG ASSMNT PRTFOLIO DVL

Women's Gender & Sexuality Std

WGSS 110 INTRO WMNS/GENDR/SEXUALTY STDS

THEA 50 COMPANY PARTICIPATION

UWP - General

WGSS 366 WOMEN, CRIME & CRIM JUSTICE

WGSS 463 GNDR/RACE/CLAS/SEXUALITS MEDIA



3 CR DE EXT2188 001 Mann,Francis M ONLINE - 9/8 - 12/18 ONLINE instruction. UW Collaborative Program. Program

director consent required. Not for Audit. Information available at: https://appliedbiotechnology.wisconsin.edu. Tuition and fees: $850/credit.





3 CR DE EXT2191 001 Mann,Francis M ONLINE - 9/8 - 12/18 ABT 700. ONLINE instruction. UW Collaborative Program.

Program director consent required. Not for Audit. Information available at: https://appliedbiotechnology.wisconsin.edu. Tuition and fees: $850/credit.





3 CR1253 001 Knautz,Timothy H MOLN L130 T R 9:30A - 10:52A 9/2 - 12/11 CSCI 242 with C or better, or consent of instructor.

3 CR1255 001 Samara,Kamil S MOLN L130 T R 11:00A - 12:22P 9/2 - 12/11 CSCI 242 and consent of instructor. Not open to those

with credit in CSCI 333.

3 CR1257 001 Lincke,Susan MOLN L130 T R 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 C or better in CSCI 242. Not open to those with credit in

CSCI 370.

3 CR1260 001 Knautz,Timothy H MOLN L318 M W F 10:00A - 10:53A 9/2 - 12/11 CSCI 324 or CIS 524 with C or better (in either).

3 CR1263 001 Altahat,Zaid MOLN L318 T R 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 B or better in CSCI 242 or consent of instructor. Not open

to those with credit in CSCI 475.1264 002 Altahat,Zaid MOLN L130 T R 6:30P - 7:52P 9/2 - 12/11 B or better in CSCI 242 or consent of instructor. Not open

to those with credit in CSCI 475.

3 CR1266 001 Samara,Kamil S MOLN L318 M W 3:30P - 4:52P 9/2 - 12/11 B or better in CSCI 242, or CIS 570 or consent of

instructor. Not open to those with credit in CSCI 477.

3 CR1268 001 Lincke,Susan MOLN D112 W 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11

MOLN L318

3 CR1270 001 Quevedo-Torrero,Jesus Ubaldo MOLN L248B W 5:00P - 7:50P 9/2 - 12/11 CSCI 241.

ABT 715 TECHNIQUES IN BIOTECHNOLOGY

ABT 720 EXPERIMNTL DSGN/ANALYS BIOTECH

ABT 705 ETHICS,SAFETY, REG ENVR BIOTCH

ABT 710 PROFESSNL&TECH COMM IN BIOTECH

Graduate Courses

Applied Biotechnology

ABT 700 PRINCIPLES OF BIOTECHNOLOGY

CIS 570 OPERATING SYSTEMS

CIS 674 CLIENT/SERVER DEVELOPMENT

CIS 523 MOBILE DEVELOPMENT IN ANDROID

CIS 533 PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES

ABT 725 LEADERSHIP IN ORGANIZATIONS

Computer & Information Systems

CIS 774 PROGRAMMING PARADIGMS

CIS 678 NETWORK SECURITYCSCI 370, 375 or MIS 327. Not open to those with credit in CSCI 478.

CIS 675 SOFTWARE ENGR PRINCPL/PRACT I

CIS 677 COMPUTER COMM & NETWORKS



12/18/19

3 CR DE1361 001 Friesema,Ann E MOLN L215 W 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 Admission to MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling

program. Hybrid: In-Person and ONLINE instruction. Course meets alternate weeks; beginning first week.

3 CR1362 001 MOLN L226 W 3:00P - 5:50P 9/2 - 12/11 Admission to MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling

program.

3 CR DE1363 001 Carlstrom,Aaron H W 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 Admission to MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling

program. Hybrid: In-Person and ONLINE instruction. Course meets alternate weeks; beginning second week in MOLN L215.

3 CR1364 001 Friesema,Ann E MOLN D132 M 3:00P - 5:50P 9/2 - 12/11 Admission to MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling

program.

3 CR DE1365 001 McGinley,Meredith A ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 Admission to MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling

program. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR DE1366 M01 MOLN L215 T 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 10/16 Admission to MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling

program. Hybrid: In-Person and ONLINE instruction.

3 CR DE1367 M01 MOLN L215 M 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 10/16 Admission to MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling

program.

3 CR1370 001 Friesema,Ann E MOLN L216 M 6:00P - 7:30P 9/2 - 12/11 Admission to MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling

program, CMHC 740, 794, 795, and satisfactory ratings of program evaluation metrics; consent of instructor and department chair.

1371 002 MOLN L216 W 6:00P - 7:30P 9/2 - 12/11 Admission to MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling program, CMHC 740, 794, 795, and satisfactory ratings of program evaluation metrics; consent of instructor and department chair.

3 CR DE1218 001 Bahmani,Sahar ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 ECON 120, 121. ONLINE instruction; additional online

class fee: $65/credit. Not open to students with credit in ECON 366.

3 CR1221 001 Resiandini,Pramesti MOLN L218 T R 12:30P - 1:52P 9/2 - 12/11 ECON 120, 121; ECON 321 recommended. Not open to

students with credit in ECON 402.

3 CR1223 001 MOLN L215 M W 2:00P - 3:22P 9/2 - 12/11 ECON 120, 121, and QM 210 or MBA 511; or consent of

instructor; ECON 320 or 321 recommended. Not open to students with credit in ECON 409.

3 CR2242 001 SAC L155 W 6:00P - 8:50P 9/2 - 12/11 Not open to those with credit in HESM 360.

3 CR2253 001 Palao Andres,Jose M SAC L153 T R 11:00A - 12:22P 9/2 - 12/11 Not open to those with credit in HESM 458.

Clinical Mental Health Counsel

CMHC 700 PROFSNL COUNSLNG ORIENT/ETHICS

CMHC 722 RSEARCH/EVALUATION IN COUNSLNG

CMHC 756 FAMILY AND COUPLES COUNSELING

CMHC 706 GROUP COUNSELING

CMHC 714 LIFESPAN DEVLOPMNT IN COUNSLNG

CMHC 702 COUNSELING SKILLS & STRATEGIES

CMHC 704 COUNSELING THEORIES

ECON 609 ECONOMETRICS

Hlth, Exercise Sci & Sport Mgt

HESM 560 SPORTS COMMUNICATION

ECON 566 MONEY AND BANKING

ECON 602 INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS

CMHC 796 INTERNSHIP IN COUNSELING II

Economics

HESM 658 SPORTS ANALYTICS



3 CR DE1724 001 Khoury,Laura ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of Instructor. Not open to those with credit in

SOCA 323. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

3 CR DE1725 001 Hudspeth,Christopher S ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of Instructor. ONLINE instruction; additional


3 CR DE1726 001 Wang,Xun ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor. ONLINE instruction; additional


3 CR DE1727 M51 Wolf,Joy J ONLINE - 10/19 - 12/7 Consent of instructor. ONLINE instruction; additional


3 CR DE1728 M01 Dana,Seifdeen N ONLINE - 9/2 - 10/16 Consent of instructor. ONLINE instruction; additional


3 CR DE1729 M51 James,Peggy A ONLINE - 10/19 - 12/7 Consent of instructor. ONLINE instruction; additional


3 CR DE1730 M01 Astoria,Ross S ONLINE - 9/2 - 10/16 MAPS 640 or concurrent enrollment. Consent of

Instructor. ONLINE instruction; additional online class fee: $65/credit.

1 - 3 CR DE1731 001 Hudspeth,Christopher S ONLINE - 9/2 - 12/11 Consent of instructor and department chair. ONLINE


2 CR DE2122 M71 Gabor,Michelle T ONLINE - 9/8 - 10/23 Admission to MBA Online Program; or consent of program

director. Online Instruction; tuition and fees: $600/credit. Registration deadline: September 1, 2020.

2144 M75 Gabor,Michelle T ONLINE - 10/26 - 12/11 Admission to MBA Online Program; or consent of program director. Online Instruction; tuition and fees: $600/credit. Registration deadline: October 20,2020.

2123 M81 Gabor,Michelle T ONLINE - 9/8 - 10/23 Admission to MBA plan (F2F); or consent of program director. Online Instruction; tuition and fees: $600/credit. Registration deadline: September 1, 2020.

2145 M85 Gabor,Michelle T ONLINE - 10/26 - 12/11 Admission to MBA plan (F2F); or consent of program director. Online Instruction; tuition and fees: $600/credit. Registration deadline: October 20,2020.

2 CR DE2124 M71 Bahmani,Sahar ONLINE - 9/8 - 10/23

Rajan,Roby

2146 M75 Bahmani,Sahar ONLINE - 10/26 - 12/11Rajan,Roby



MAPS 700 FORMAL ORGANIZATION

MAPS 701 APPLIED RESCH FOR PROFESSIONAL

MAPS 523 INSTITUTIONAL RACISM/AMERICA

MAPS 640 SMART CITIES & COMMUNITIES

MA Applied Professionl Studies

Master in Bus Adm

MBA 502 ACCT & FIN FUNDMENTLS FOR BUS

MBA 512 FOUND IN STATISTICS & ECONOMIC

MAPS 741 SMART POLICY-MAKING

MAPS 799 INDEPENDENT STUDY

MAPS 710 THE GLOBAL CITY

MAPS 720 FOUNDATIONS OF PUBLIC SERVICE

Admission to MBA plan (F2F); or consent of program director. Online Instruction; tuition and fees: $600/credit. Registration deadline: October 20,2020.

Admission to MBA plan (F2F); or consent of program director. Online Instruction; tuition and fees: $600/credit. Registration deadline: September 1, 2020.

Admission to MBA Online Program; or consent of program director. Online Instruction; tuition and fees: $600/credit. Registration deadline: October 20,2020.

Admission to MBA Online Program; or consent of program director. Online Instruction; tuition and fees: $600/credit. Registration deadline: September 1, 2020.



12/18/19

2 CR2116 M01 Gee,Michele V MOLN L323 W 6:00P - 9:52P 9/2 - 10/16 Admission to MBA plan (F2F); or consent of program

director.2148 M75 - 10/26 - 12/11 Admission to MBA Online Program; or consent of program

director. Online Instruction; tuition and fees: $600/credit. Registration deadline: October 20,2020.

2149 M85 - 10/26 - 12/11 Admission to MBA plan (F2F); or consent of program director. Online Instruction; tuition and fees: $600/credit. Registration deadline: October 20,2020.

2 CR2117 M51 Wang,Zhe-Min MOLN L323 M 6:00P - 9:52P 10/19 - 12/7 Admission to MBA plan (F2F); or consent of program

director.2128 M71 Gabor,Michelle T ONLINE - 9/8 - 10/23 Admission to MBA Online Program; or consent of program


2129 M81 Gabor,Michelle T ONLINE - 9/8 - 10/23 Admission to MBA plan (F2F); or consent of program director. Online Instruction; tuition and fees: $600/credit. Registration deadline: September 1, 2020.

2 CR DE2130 M71 Chambers,Donald G ONLINE - 9/8 - 10/23 Admission to MBA Online Program; or consent of program


2131 M81 Chambers,Donald G ONLINE - 9/8 - 10/23 Admission to MBA plan (F2F); or consent of program director. Online Instruction; tuition and fees: $600/credit. Registration deadline: September 1, 2020.

2 CR2111 M51 Zheng,Weijun MOLN L323 6:00P - 9:52P 10/19 - 12/7 Admission to MBA plan (F2F); or consent of program

director.2132 M71 ONLINE - 9/8 - 10/23 Admission to MBA Online Program; or consent of program


2133 M81 ONLINE - 9/8 - 10/23 Admission to MBA plan (F2F); or consent of program director. Online Instruction; tuition and fees: $600/credit. Registration deadline: September 1, 2020.

2 CR2112 M01 Dhumal,Parag MOLN L323 R 6:00P - 9:52P 9/2 - 10/16 Admission to MBA plan (F2F); or consent of program

director.

2 CR2113 M01 Chalasani,Suresh B MOLN L323 T 6:00P - 9:52P 9/2 - 10/16 Admission to MBA plan (F2F); or consent of program

director.2150 M75 Chalasani,Suresh B ONLINE - 10/26 - 12/11 Admission to MBA Online Program; or consent of program


2151 M85 Chalasani,Suresh B ONLINE - 10/26 - 12/11 Admission to MBA plan (F2F); or consent of program director. Online Instruction; tuition and fees: $600/credit. Registration deadline: October 20,2020.

2 CR DE2152 M75 Chalasani,Suresh B ONLINE - 10/26 - 12/11 Admission to MBA Online Program; or consent of program


2153 M85 Chalasani,Suresh B ONLINE - 10/26 - 12/11 Admission to MBA plan (F2F); or consent of program director. Online Instruction; tuition and fees: $600/credit. Registration deadline: October 20,2020.

2 CR2114 M01 Wright,David J MOLN L323 M 6:00P - 9:52P 9/2 - 10/16 Admission to MBA plan (F2F); or consent of program

director.2154 M75 Gabor,Michelle T ONLINE - 10/26 - 12/11 Admission to MBA Online Program; or consent of program



2 CR2118 M51 Wright,David J MOLN L323 T 6:00P - 9:52P 10/19 - 12/7 Admission to MBA plan (F2F); or consent of program

director.

MBA 700 CREATIVE & INNOVATIVE MANAGEMT

MBA 702 MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING

MBA 729 TECHNOLOGIES FOR DATA ANALYTIC

MBA 732 CORPORATE FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

MBA 718 GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

MBA 720 INFO TECH FOR BUS DECISN MAKNG

MBA 715 ADVANCED OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT

MBA 716 PROJECT MANAGEMENT

MBA 733 INVESTMENTS



2 CR DE2134 M71 ONLINE - 9/8 - 10/23 Admission to MBA Online Program; or consent of program


2135 M81 ONLINE - 9/8 - 10/23 Admission to MBA plan (F2F); or consent of program director. Online Instruction; tuition and fees: $600/credit. Registration deadline: September 1, 2020.

2 CR DE2156 M75 Gabor,Michelle T ONLINE - 10/26 - 12/11 Admission to MBA Online Program; or consent of program



2 CR2119 M51 McGovern,Terry T 6:00P - 9:52P 10/19 - 12/7 Admission to MBA plan (F2F); or consent of program

director.2136 M71 McGovern,Terry ONLINE - 9/8 - 10/23 Admission to MBA Online Program; or consent of program


2137 M81 McGovern,Terry ONLINE - 9/8 - 10/23 Admission to MBA plan (F2F); or consent of program director. Online Instruction; tuition and fees: $600/credit. Registration deadline: September 1, 2020.

2 CR DE2158 M75 Wu,Bingqing ONLINE - 10/26 - 12/11 Admission to MBA Online Program; or consent of program


2159 M85 Wu,Bingqing ONLINE - 10/26 - 12/11 Admission to MBA plan (F2F); or consent of program director. Online Instruction; tuition and fees: $600/credit. Registration deadline: October 20,2020.

2 CR DE2138 M71 Akinlade,Ekundayo Y ONLINE - 9/8 - 10/23 Admission to MBA Online Program; or consent of program


2139 M81 Akinlade,Ekundayo Y ONLINE - 9/8 - 10/23 Admission to MBA plan (F2F); or consent of program director. Online Instruction; tuition and fees: $600/credit. Registration deadline: September 1, 2020.

2 CR2120 M51 Ye,Qian MOLN L323 R 6:00P - 9:52P 10/19 - 12/7 Admission to MBA plan (F2F); or consent of program

director.

2 CR DE2140 M71 Knight,Peter C ONLINE - 9/8 - 10/23 Admission to MBA Online Program; or consent of program


2141 M81 Knight,Peter C ONLINE - 9/8 - 10/23 Admission to MBA plan (F2F); or consent of program director. Online Instruction; tuition and fees: $600/credit. Registration deadline: September 1, 2020.

2 CR DE2160 M75 Akowuah,Lovina B ONLINE - 10/26 - 12/11

Manion,Michael T

2161 M85 Akowuah,Lovina B ONLINE - 10/26 - 12/11Manion,Michael T

2 CR2115 M01 Gundala,Raghava R M 6:00P - 9:52P 9/2 - 10/16 Admission to MBA plan (F2F); or consent of program

director.

2 CR2121 M51 Dhumal,Parag MOLN L124 R 6:00P - 9:52P 10/19 - 12/7 Admission to MBA plan (F2F); or consent of program

director.

MBA 742 LEADRSHP:THEORY,APPLCN,SKL DEV

MBA 746 ADVANCED GLOBAL MANAGEMENT

MBA 739 FINANCIAL INSTITUTION MANAGMNT

MBA 741 CONTEMP CHALLENGS MANAG ORGAN

MBA 735 INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL MNGT

MBA 761 OPTIMIZATION TECHNIQUES

MBA 753 INTEGRATED MARKETING COMM

MBA 752 MARKETING MANAGEMENT

MBA 748 NEW VENTURE FORMATION

MBA 750 GLOBAL MARKETING MANAGEMENT

Admission to MBA plan (F2F); or consent of program director. Online Instruction; tuition and fees: $600/credit. Registration deadline: October 20,2020.

Admission to MBA Online Program; or consent of program director. Online Instruction; tuition and fees: $600/credit. Registration deadline: October 20,2020.



12/18/19

2 CR DE2142 M71 Dhumal,Parag ONLINE - 9/8 - 10/23 Admission to MBA Online Program; or consent of program


2143 M81 Dhumal,Parag ONLINE - 9/8 - 10/23 Admission to MBA plan (F2F); or consent of program director. Online Instruction; tuition and fees: $600/credit. Registration deadline: September 1, 2020.

2 CR DE2162 M75 Akowuah,Lovina B ONLINE - 10/26 - 12/11

Manion,Michael T

2163 M85 Akowuah,Lovina B ONLINE - 10/26 - 12/11Manion,Michael T

2 CR DE2164 M75 Ye,Qian ONLINE - 10/26 - 12/11 Admission to MBA Online Program; or consent of program


2165 M85 Ye,Qian ONLINE - 10/26 - 12/11 Admission to MBA plan (F2F); or consent of program director. Online Instruction; tuition and fees: $600/credit. Registration deadline: October 20,2020.

3 CR DE EXT2172 001 Skalbeck,John D ONLINE - 9/8 - 12/18 ONLINE instruction. UW Collaborative Program. Program

director consent. Not for Audit. Information available at: https://sustain.wisconsin.edu/ Tuition and fees: $740/credit.



















MBA 762 SUPPLY CHAIN ANALYTICS

SMGT 720 APPLIED RSCH&TRIPLE BOTM LINE

Sustainable ManagementSMGT 700 CULTR/HIST FOUN SUSTAINABILITY

MBA 796 ADVANCED STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT

MBA 793 COMPETITIVE DECISION MAKING

SMGT 792 CAPSTONE PROJECT

Admission to MBA Online Program; or consent of program director. Online Instruction; tuition and fees: $600/credit. Registration deadline: October 20,2020.Admission to MBA plan (F2F); or consent of program director. Online Instruction; tuition and fees: $600/credit. Registration deadline: October 20,2020.

SMGT 785 WASTE MGT & RESOURCE RECOVERY

SMGT 790 CAPSTONE PREPARATION COURSE

SMGT 770 LEADING SUSTAINABLE ORGNIZATNS

SMGT 782 SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

SMGT 730 POLICY,LAW,ETHICS SUSTAINABLTY

SMGT 760 GEOPOLITCL SYS DECISION MAKING

SMGT 710 THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT


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