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Spring 2016January 21, 2016 to May 20, 2016

COURSE SCHEDULE

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PRING 2016 TRANSITION STUDENTS

EGISTRATIONanuary 4 - 5

ransition Students must register at the Divisionf English and Applied Linguistic, 2nd floor EC

uilding main office.

PRING 2016 OPEN REGISTRATIONanuary 6 8 / January 15 & 19

Open to all continuing and returning students.

SPRING 2016 NEW STUDENT REGISTRATIONJanuary 12 - 15

For all new students who have applied foradmission and have been accepted.

SPRING 2016 SCHEDULE ADJUSTMENT

(DROP AND ADD COURSES)JANUARY 20 - 26 (weekdays)

95% refund or cancellation fee equivalent to100% fees + 5% tuition applies for courses

dropped during this period.

SENIOR CITIZEN (TUITION WAIVER PROGRAM)Eligible residents (55+) may register on January

27, 2016. Contact Jennifer Cruz or Marissa

Barcinas at the Admissions and Records Office at

735-2210/11 on or before January 15, 2016.

YOU MUST OFFICIALLY WITHDRAW IF

YOU DECIDE NOT TO ATTEND. SEE THE FEE

SCHEDULE IN THE CANCELLATION POLICYSECTION AND WITHDRAWAL POLICY SECTION

FOR DEADLINES.

1. If you drop/withdraw from class(es) beforeJanuary 20, 2016, you will receive a 100%

refund. No Cancellation Fee

2. If you drop class(es) during the first week

of class (January 20 26) you are chargeda cancellation fee equivalent to 5% of the

tuition plus 100% of all fees.

3. If you withdraw from class(es) after January

26, 2016 to May 20, 2016, you are charged acancellation fee equivalent to 100% of the

tuition and fees.

4. Students who are waiting for financial aid orhave not yet paid for their tuition and fees

are still obligated by the above regulations

1 and 2.

SPRING 2016 EARLY REGISTRATION FOR CONTINUING AND RETURNING STUDENTS (excluding weekends & holidays)

By Class Level. Continuing and returning students may register for classes at the Admissions & Records Ofce,

or any Satellite location, or WebAdvisor http://setbisiu.uog.edu

WebAdvisor is available seven days a week, but is CLOSED for maintenance during the following times:

Monday to Thursday from 8 p.m. 11 p.m.; Friday from 8 p.m. 1 a.m.; Saturday 8 p.m. 11 p.m.

imited number of campus SATELLITE locationsnd hours for respective Colleges.

CHOOL OF EDUCATION8 a.m. 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. 5 p.m.

CHOOL OF BUSINESS &

UBLIC ADMINISTRATION8:30 a.m. 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. 4 p.m..

CHOOL OF NURSING & HEALTH SCIENCES8:30 a.m. 11 a.m. and 1:30 a.m. 3:30 p.m.

OLLEGE OF NATURAL & APPLIED SCIENCES9 a.m. 11 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m.

OLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS &

OCIAL SCIENCES

Deans Office, Social & Behavior Science,and DEAL

8:30 a.m. 12 p.m. NOON

Humanistic Studies8:30 a.m. 12 p.m. NOON

Communication & Fine Arts8:30 a.m. 12 p.m. NOON

Student Center

8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

REGISTRATION DATES

WITHDRAWAL

SATELLITE REGISTRATION

LOCATIONS AND HOURS

SPRING 2016January 20, 2016 May 20, 2016

REGISTRATIONINFORMATION

5. If you do not officially drop or withdrawfrom class(es) within the time periods a

and still owe tuition and fees, you are lifor payment and will be billed accordinincluding applicable interest, and you m

receive an Unofficial Withdrawal (UW)grade which negatively affects your GPA

Therefore, it is crucial that you officially

drop or withdraw from class(es) in a timmanner.

PAYMENT DEADLINEJANUARY 28, 2016

Final payment for SPRING 2016 Registration

must be received by 4:00pm, January 28, 2016

otherwise, your registration will be cancelled.

Even if your schedule is cancelled, you are still

liable to pay your financial obligation.

If you are a financial aid recipient or are

interested in financial aid, please contact the

Financial Aid Office to ensure that all necessar

documents are complete before the payment

deadlines.

Online payment and student billing statement

are available through your WebAdvisor/Portal

account: On the Financial Information sectio

click Make a Payment to gain access or visit th

Bursars Office web page for instructions.

November 3 December 4 Graduate Students, Seniors, Regent Scholars, National Student Exchange

November 5 December 4 Juniors

November 9 December 4 Sophomores

November 12 December 4 Freshmen, Non-degree Students, and Post Graduates

December 7 31 ALL class levels Continuing/Returning Students.WebAdvisor Only (http://setbisiu.uog.edu)



. SEEK ACADEMIC ADVISEMENT PRIOR TOREGISTRATION OF CLASSES.

It is important for students to seek academicadvisement prior to the registration of

classes. Students are urged to contact theappropriate advisor as soon as the class

schedule is available to discuss courseprerequisites, the requirements of their

academic programs, and the courses offered

in the current class schedule.

. UPDATE HEALTH RECORDS AT THE

STUDENT HEALTH OFFICE

. CLEAR OUTSTANDING OBLIGATION(S) ATTHE BURSARS OFFICE

. RETURN OVERDUE LIBRARY BOOKS/EQUIPMENT AND PAY ALL FINES

. MAKE SURE ALL OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPTS

ARE ON FILE AT THE ADMISSIONS &

RECORDS OFFICE

. DECLARE YOUR MAJOR AT THE RECORDSOFFICE IF YOU ARE UNDECLARED AND

HAVE COMPLETED 60 CREDIT HOURS

OR TRANSITION STUDENTS ONLY

Must register at the Division of English andpplied Linguistics, 2nd floor main office.

ransition students must (1) see an Advisor athe Division of English and Applied Linguistic for

chedule approval and (2) can only register forourses on the Transition Student Course List.

WHEN YOU REGISTER

ARLY REGISTRATION BY CLASS LEVEL.ontinuing and returning students may register

or classes at the Admissions & Records Office, orny Satellite location, or WebAdvisor

http://setbisiu.uog.edu/).

n extended period for Early Registration ischeduled for Dec. 07 Dec. 31 for continuing

tudents, but may only be done using

WEBADVISOR.

chedule adjustments may be made during your

cheduled registration dates, open registration,

nd the schedule adjustment period. YOU MUSTOFFICIALLY WITHDRAW IF YOU DECIDE NOT TO

TTEND. PLEASE NOTE THE CANCELLATION FEE,OLICIES AND WITHDRAWAL, AND DEADLINES.

DETERMINATION OF CLASS LEVELbased on earned credits):1-30 credits Freshmen

1-60 credits - Sophomores

1-90 credits - Juniors1 credits or more - Seniors

OTICE TO UOG STUDENTS: Prerequisitesnd @etriton Student Email

rerequisite in Progress. If you plan to pre-

egister for a course that requires prerequisites(s)ND you are currently taking the prerequisites(s)

on the current semester, you no longer needto request for an override. You will be allowed

to pre-register for the course without an

override, HOWEVER, if you do not pass theprerequisite course(s) with the required grade,

your pre-registered course will be deleted (de-registered) from the class roster and you will be

notified by email at your student @etriton.edu.gu

account. Deregistration will occur no later thanthree weeks after the grades for the prerequisite

courses have been submitted. You can view yourgrades online with your WebAdvisor account.

@etriton.edu.gu. Please be advised that the

University of Guam will now only use yourstudent email account (@etriton.edu.gu) to

officially correspond when doing so by email. If

you do not have your @etriton address and PIN,please visit the Admissions & Records Office. Go

to http://etriton.edu.gu/mail/ for @etriton email,and if you prefer, also update your @etriton

profile to forward emails to your personal email

address (@yahoo, @hotmail, etc.)

ORIENTATION/REGISTRATION FOR NEWSTUDENTS. After applying for admission (see

schedule of Application Deadlines) all newstudents must attend academic advising and

orientation at the Student Center according totheir scheduled date. Registration takes place at

the Admissions & Records Office (1st floor FieldHouse).

OPEN REGISTRATION. All students may register

for classes at the Admissions & Records Office(1st floor Field House), or any Satellite Location,

or WebAdvisor (http://setbisiu.uog.edu/).

SCHEDULE ADJUSTMENT.All students maymake schedule adjustments at any Satellite

Location or at the Admissions & Records Office.

PLEASE NOTE: Any student with a medicaland/or physical disability may receive special

assistance for registration. Please contact the

EEO/ADA Office, Dorm II, Iya Hami Hall, Room104, Tel. No. 735-2244, TTY: 735-2243 at least

seven (7) days before registration.

ADMISSIONS & RECORDS. Records andRegistration Technicians are available to assist

students during registration periods Mondaythru Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., 1st floor,

Field House.

WEBADVISOR. Continuing students may

register for classes via WebAdvisor.See http://setbisiu.uog.edu/ for instructions.

WebAdvisor is available seven days a week, but

is CLOSED for maintenance during the followingtimes: Monday to Thursday from 8 p.m. 11 p.m.;

Friday from 8 p.m. 1 a.m.; Saturday 8 p.m. 11p.m.

E-TRITON WEB MAIL.E-Triton usernames

and passwords are issued at the Admissionsand Records Office. Please bring proper

identification.

BEFORE YOU REGISTER

AFTER REGISTRATION

SCHEDULE ADJUSTMENT.YOU MAY ADD OR DROP CLASSES DURING

EARLY, OPEN, AND DURING THE SCHEDULEADJUSTMENT PERIOD. A schedule adjustme

may be made at any Satellite Location or at t

Admissions & Records Office.

AUDITING CLASSES.Student may apply to classes without credit. Please refer to the ca

for application procedures, deadlines, and fe

IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE STUDENTTO REVIEW HIS/HER CLASS SCHEDULE FORACCURACY. COURSES NOT ATTENDED AND

DROPPED WILL RECEIVE THE GRADE OF UW(Unofficial Withdrawal) AND THE STUDENT W

BE FINANCIALLY OBLIGATED FOR THE PAYME

OF COURSE(S) AND OTHER FEES.

PAYMENT OF COURSES.Students mustadhere to payment deadlines. Payments are

accepted at the Cashiers Office located in th

Administration Building. If payment is madeby mail, it must reach the University by the

payment deadline. Checks should be made

payable to the University of Guam and maileto: Business Office, Attention: Cashier, Unive

of Guam, UOG Station, Mangilao, Guam 969or may pay using WebAdvisor at http://setbi

uog.edu . Questions regarding payment shobe directed to the Bursar/Collection Office a

(671)735-2945/46/43.

OBTAINING GRADES. Grade reports and

class schedules may be viewed on WebAdvi(http://setbisiu.uog.edu/), or requested at th

Admissions & Records Office with a photo ID

UOG is a Tobacco &

Smoke FREE Campus

breathe easy.

#smokefreeUOG

TUITION AND FEE PAYMEN

Resident and Non-Resident Students.An applicant is initially classified as a residen

non-resident for tuition purposes at the tim

application with the Office of Admissions. Thclassification, which is certified by the Regist

is based upon information furnished by thestudent and from other relevant sources. In

compliance with the Residency Policy passe

by the Board of Regents on February 1996and amended on May 1997 and June 17,200

students in Non-Resident status are requiredpay non-resident tuition.



he considerations used in determiningesidency status are as follows:

. Establishment of a domicile on Guam or

in one of the Freely Associated States (theCommonwealth of the Northern Marianas

Islands, the Federated States of Micronesia,the Marshal Islands, or the Republic of Palau)

as mandated by 17GC16125. (a) for a period

of twelve month prior to the beginning of theterm for which residency is claimed, or

. Evidence of residency for a period of twelvemonths or more prior to the beginning of theterm for which residency is claimed. Evidence

of residency will be shown by a studentproviding documentation from one of the

following:

Permanent employment on Guam

(verification of employment)

Payment of income taxes of Guam (by

student, or by parent/guardian if the

student is a dependent).

Ownership or rental of living quarters on

Guam.

Continue to use a Guam permanent addresson ALL RECORDS (educational, employment,

military, financial).

Retain your Guam voters registration.

Maintain a Guam drivers license or vehicle

registration. If it is necessary to change your

license or registration while temporarily

residing in another location, the license

MUST be changed back to Guam within 10

days of the date of return to Guam, and the

vehicle registration must be changed within

20 days of the date of return.

Village Mayors certification of residency.

. Students who have filed for an Adjustmentto Permanent Resident Status will be eligiblefor resident rate only if they have resided

on Guam for twelve consecutive months

prior to applying to the university andhave submitted the following supporting

documents:

A Notice of Action for the Adjustment to

Permanent Resident Status from the USCIS.

Proof of residency (documents to prove

living on Guam for the last twelve months

prior to applying to the university).

UndergraduateResidents $200.00

Non-Resident/International $480.00

Graduate

Residents $271.00Non-Resident/International $618.00

*Military Science courses are tuition free.

SPRING 2016 FEESAll students must pay the following semester

fees:

Registration $ 12.00

Student Services $ 44.00

Library Services $ 24.00

Student Activities $ 24.00

Health Services $ 12.00

Athletics $ 24.00Computer Fee $ 24.00

Online Learning fee $ 20.00

Internet Fee $ 68.00

Field House $ 17.00

Total Semester Fees $269.00

The University of Guam accepts VISA, MASTERCARD & AMERICAN EXPRESS credit cards forpayment of tuition/fees.

Undergraduate students taking 5 credits or leswill be charged 50% or half of the student feefound in the current catalog for the regular faland spring semesters. Undergraduate studentaking 5 credits or less during the summerterm inclusive of sessions, A, B, and C, would bassessed a flat fee of $99.25.

TUITION PAYMENTS. Payments are acceptedthe Cashiers Office, located in the AdministratBuilding, during normal business hours, Mondthrough Friday from 8:00a.m. to 4:00p.m. Call735-2923. Payment by mail should be postedin time to reach the University by the paymendeadline. Checks should be made payable tothe University of Guam and mailed to: BusineOffice, Attention Cashier, University of GuamUOG Station, Mangilao, Guam 96923; or may pusing webadvisor http://setbisiu.uog.edu.

TUITION COST PER CREDIT

PAYMENT DEADLINE JANUARY 28, 2016

Final payment for SPRING 2016 Registration must be received by 4:00pm, January 28, 2016 otherwise,

your registration will be cancelled. Even if your schedule is cancelled, you are still liable to pay your

financial obligation.

If you are a financial aid recipient or are interested in financial aid, please contact the Financial Aid Office

to ensure that all necessary documents are complete before the payment deadlines.

Online payment and student billing statements are available through your WebAdvisor/Portal account:

On the Financial Information section, click Make a Payment to gain access or visit the Bursars Office

web page for instructions.

A Notice of Action denying the students

application for an Adjustment to Permanent

Resident Status will render the student

ineligible for resident tuition rate.

The burden of proof is upon the student

making a claim to resident students status.

The admission of students who knowingly

provide false information for the purpose of

achieving resident status shall be subject to

cancellation and adjusted billing.

EXEMPTIONS TO THE TWELVE-MONTHREQUIREMENT WHERE RESIDENT

CLASSIFICATION MAY APPLY:GRADUATE OF A GUAM HIGH SCHOOLYou may be entitled to an exemption from nonresidenttuition if you attended high school in Guam for three(3) or more years AND graduated from a Guam highschool. You are not eligible for this exemption if you area nonimmigrant alien.

ATTENDED ELEMENTARY ANDMIDDLE SCHOOL ON GUAMYou may be entitled to an exemption from nonresidenttuition if you attended both elementary AND middleschool on Guam. You are not eligible for this exemptionif you are a nonimmigrant alien.

ACTIVE MILITARY DUTY

United States Military personnel and their

authorized dependents (as defined by theArmed Services) are exempted from the 12

month residency requirement during the periodsuch personnel are stationed in Guam on active

duty. NOTE: This exception does not apply toemployees of other U.S. federal government

departments, bureaus, or agencies or their

dependents who are assigned or stationed toGuam.

LEGAL PLACE OF RESIDENCY

You may be entitled to an exemption

from nonresident tuition if you are able todemonstrate to the Registrar that Guam is your

legal place of residency and you intend to makeGuam you permanent place of residency.

You may be entitled to an exemptionfrom nonresident tuition if you are able to

demonstrate that you permanently reside

in Guam, but have been absent for onlyeducational, training, or military reasons.

Non immigrant aliens, e.g. B,F,H,E Visa

holders, are classified as non-residents and

are not qualified for resident tuition rates or

exemptions.

If you are classified as a non-resident and wito be considered for resident reclassification

complete the Petition for Residency Studen

Classification before the semester or term ywish to enroll. Approved changes of status

will become effective for the term or semestfollowing the approval; they are not retroact

and no refunds will be given.

For more information, please contact theAdmissions Office at (671)735-2202/14, 2204

or [email protected].



CANCELLATION POLICY

you register for a class and later decide to drop

r withdraw from class(es), you will be charged a

ancellation fee as follows.

DATES TUITION FEES

Prior to January

20, 2016

0% 0%

January 20-26 5% 100%

After Jan. 26, 2016 100% 100%

here is a different schedule for Saturday classes.

ee the Business Office for details.

*You must officially withdraw from class(es) by

he May 20, 2016, otherwise, you will receive aUW (unofficial withdrawal) for the class(es).

tudents who wish to withdraw from all courses

fter the Schedule Adjustment period mustubmit a Notification of Course Withdrawal form.

tudents who are waiting for financial aid or

ave not yet paid for their tuition and fees are

till financially obligated.

you do not officially drop or withdraw fromlass(es) within the time periods scheduled

nd still owe tuition and fees; you are liable forayment and interest charges and will be billed

ccordingly. Therefore, it is crucial that you

fficially drop or withdraw from class(es) in amely manner.

OURSES CANCELLED BY THE UNIVERSITY

ull refund will be mailed within four to six

weeks.

uition, fees, and the refund policy are subject tohange as approved by the Board of Regents

ADMINISTRATIVE DROPhe Registrar may ADMINISTRATIVELY drop

student from any class for which she/heoes not have the PREREQUISITE COURSES, or

XEMPTION from the prerequisites, whetherhe student enrolls in such a class during the

egistration or drop/add period. Students who

re ADMINISTRATIVELY DROPPED after theEFUND PERIOD are not eligible for a REFUND of

uition or fees.

WITHDRAWAL POLICY

DEADLINE TO WITHDRAW WITHOUT

RANSCRIPT RECORD ENTRY FOR SPRING016 is January 26. All students may withdraw

rom a course or courses during registration

r add/drop period except for TRANSITIONTUDENTS who must file a withdrawal form

t the Records Office. (See cancellation fee

chedule).

VOLUNTARY WITHDRAWALStudents who officially withdraw after thedeadline to withdraw without transcript record

entry will receive a grade of W (Withdrawal) for

all classes from which they withdrew. Withdrawalforms must be received by the Admissions and

Records Office on or before the deadline; atechnician will assist in making the withdrawal.

NOTE: Withdrawal forms without all requiredsignatures will NOT be accepted. The deadline

for VOLUNTARY WITHDRAWAL for SPRING 2016 is

March 09, 2016.

(See cancellation fee schedule).

WITHDRAWAL BY PETITIONStudents who miss the voluntary withdrawal

deadline and desire to withdraw a class(es)may petition for permission to withdrawal by

completing the Petition for Withdrawal Formwhich is available at the Admissions & Records

Office. Students may petition for withdrawal up

until the last day of classes (before finals week)which, for the SPRING 2016 term, is May 20, 2016,

(See cancellation fee schedule).

FINANCIAL AID

All students are encouraged to fill out a Free

Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).

Applications are available in the FinancialAid Office or on-line at www.fafsa.ed.gov.

Government of Guam Student Financial AidProgram applications are available at the

Financial Aid Office. Completed applicationsand required documents are due no later than

5:00p.m. on April 30, 2016. Applications must be

postmark on or before April 30, 2016. For moreinformation, please call or visit the Financial Aid

Office located at the Fieldhouse.

Note: All Financial Aid Title IV recipients must fill-

out an Information Sheet. The Information Sheetis available at the Financial Aid Office located at

the UOG Field House or www.uog.edu.

Students who are not able to make full tuition

payments by posted payment deadline shouldstop by the Financial Aid Office.

UOG Federal School Code: 003935

Financial Aid Office Hours of Operation:Monday through Fridays 8:00a.m. to 5:00p.m.

Closed on Holidays

Telephone Numbers:Front Counter (671) 735-2288

Title IV Federal Programs (671) 735-2287

SFAP (671) 735-2297

ADMISSION

DEFINITIONS(for tuition purposes):

Resident Student- Resident of Guam, Fede

States of Micronesia (FSM), the MarshallIslands, Commonwealth of the Northern

Marianas (CNMI), the Republic of Palau, andthe United States who have met the Residen

Requirements.

Non-Resident Student- Students who hav

not met the Residency Requirements. (SeeResidency Requirements)

UNDERGRADUATE- First-time students mucomplete an Application for Admission and

submit required documents by the deadlineindicated in the Schedule of Application

Deadline section. Official transcripts must b

sent directly to the Admissions Office fromthe issuing institution(s). Applications may

submitted online at https://www.applyweb.com/apply/guam/ or mailed to the Admissio

Office, UOG Station, Mangilao, Guam 96923.

Failure to include the application fee will resin the denial of the application. Applications

may be dropped at the Admissions Office,located in the Field House, 1st floor. NON-

REFUNDABLE PROCESSING FEE ($49 Residen

Non-Resident/$74 International) must be pathe Cashiers Office, located in the Administr

Building, before submitting your application(Cashiers office hours: 8:00 am 4:00 pm)

New Freshmen- All entering Freshmen

must take the English and Math PlacementExaminations prior to registration. Students

who place into EN085 or have not taken theEnglish and Math Placement Tests are classifi

as TRANSITION STUDENTS and will be limit

their enrollment to certain approved course

transition students.

Transfer Students- Students (applicants) ar

required to take the English and Math Placeexaminations and may only be exempted if

official transcript has been submitted indicathe completion with a grade of C or better

the following:

1. three semester hours of college Englishexemption from the English exam, and

2. three semester hours in intermediate

algebra, college algebra, finite math orcalculus for exemption from the math e

Students who place into EN085 have not takthe English and Math Placement Tests and

have not fulfilled (1) and (2) are classified as

TRANSITION STUDENTS and will be limitedtheir enrollment to certain approved course

transition students.

Non-Degree- Applicants seeking specificcourses for personal enrichment or professio

advancement who do not require a degreeprogram may apply as a Non-Degree

Undergraduate. A Non- Degree student

is not required to submit high school or



The University of Guam reserves the right to cancel or change the classes listed in this course schedule as circumstances necessitate.

The University also reserves the right to change regulations affecting the student body at any time. New regulations are adopted and

implemented as the governing authorities determine the need and are app licable both to prospective and matriculated students.

revious college records or to take placement

xaminations unless the student is seekingo enroll in English and/or Math courses. (See

ndergraduate Catalog - Non-Degree Studentor more information and requirements).

GRADUATE- A graduate applicant seeking

dmission to a graduate program or to enroll inraduate courses must complete an Application

or Admission at the Graduate Studies Office

nd provide supporting documents by thepplication deadline indicated in the Schedule

f Application Deadlines. Official transcripts

must be forwarded directly to the Graduatetudies Office from the issuing institution(s).

pplications for admission to Graduate StudiesOffice are available at, and must be submitted

o Graduate Studies, Research and Sponsoredrograms, University of Guam, Health Science

uilding, 1st floor, Room 420. Applicationswithout the appropriate fee will not be

rocessed.

ormer Students (Re-Entry) -Students whoave not attended the University for one or more

egular semesters (Fall or Spring) are required

o submit an Application for Re-Entry at the

ecords Office or Graduate Studies, Research andponsored Programs, University of Guam, Healthcience Building, 1st floor, Room 420 at least

ne week before registration. Official transcripts

rom all colleges and/or universities attendeduring the students non-attendance at UOG

re required and must be submitted directlyo the Admissions & Records Office from the

ssuing institution(s) prior to registration. Proof ofesidency and standard enrollment requirements

may be applied.

orms are available at the Admissions & Recordsffice or http://setbisiu.uog.edu/.

APPLICATION DEADLINE

Resident/Non-Resident Undergraduate

and Graduate Applicants

Entry Term ApplicationDeadline*

ApplicationFees

Spring 2016 November 13,2015

$49.00

Summer 2016 April 15, 2016 $49.00

Fall 2016 June 1, 2016 $49.00

STUDENTS WHO MEET THE APPLICATION

DEADLINE AND SUBMIT ALL REQUIREDDOCUMENTS AND TAKE THE PLACEMENT

TESTS WILL BE DESIGNATED AS PRIORITYNEW STUDENTS FOR THE EARLIEST

POSSIBLE SCHEDULING FOR NEW STUDENTREGISTRATION. ALL APPLICATIONS RECEIVED

AFTER THE ABOVE DEADLINE OR PENDING

DOCUMENTATION OR PLACEMENT FOR APARTICULAR TERM, WILL PARTICIPATE ON

THE LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION FOR NEWSTUDENTS.

International (I-20) Undergraduate &Graduate Applicants

Entry Term ApplicationDeadline*

ApplicationFees

Spring 2016 September 1,

2015

$74.00

Summer 2016 February 01,2016

$74.00

Fall 2016 March 14,2016

$74.00

*Deadlines are guidelines to insure all required

GRADUATION

Students who plan to graduate must file an

plication for Degree early in the semester bethe semester in which he/she plans to gradu

Application fee is $44.00. There is an additioexpense for postage and handling if the dip

is to be mailed off-island.

If a student fails to complete degree require

ments, after filing the application, he/she m

then submit a new application. ReapplicatioFee is $24.00.

The deadline to apply for degree completio

2016 Spring is September 30, 2015.

HONORS COURSES

Check with your honors advisor or the Direc

of the Honors Program today. Courses listed

the class schedule with the Letter H followincourse number, may be what youre looking

IMPORTANT FACTS TO REMEMBER

1. Students must complete EN111 with a grade

of a C or better and MA085 (level II) with agrade of a C2, B2 or A2 before enrolling

in level 300 or 400 courses -- Exceptionsare noted in the Undergraduate Catalog

(effective Fall 2014).

2. All majors in SBPA must complete EN111

and MA 110, or higher, with a grade of C orbetter before enrolling in 300 or 400 level

courses.

3. A student may not take a lower level courseafter completing a more advanced level

course without written permission from theappropriate department/unit.

4. If your academic program does notspecifically require MA161A as a major

requirement or a prerequisite course, MA110

or MA115 may be used to satisfy yourgeneral education requirements.

5. Because it is not possible to describe inschedule all Admissions and Registratio

Policies as well as pertinent rules andregulations, students are advised to use

the 2015-2016 Undergraduate Catalog

Graduate Bulletin, as tools, in understanthe rules and regulations which govern

the conduct and discipline applicable tstudents.

The University of Guam does not

discriminate on the basis of sex in the

admission to or employment in its

education programs or activities.

Inquiries concerning the application

of Title IX and its implementing

regulations may be referred to the

Universitys Title IX Coordinator,

located at the EEO/ADA Office, Dorm I

Iya Hami Hall, Room 104, Tel. No. 735-

2244, TTY: 735-2243; or to the Office oCivil Rights (OCR).



MWF 08:00AM 8:50AM

MONDAY,

May 16, 2016

08:00AM 09:50AM

MW 08:00AM 09:20AM 08:00AM 09:50AM

MW 09:30AM 10:50AM 10:00AM 11:50AM

MWF 10:00AM 10:50AM 10:00AM 11:50AM

MW 12:30PM 13:50PM 12:00PM 13:50PM

MW 14:00PM 15:20PM 14:00PM 15:50PM

MW 16:00PM 17:20PM 16:00PM 17:50PM

MW 17:30PM 18:50PM 18:00PM 19:50PM

TTH 08:00AM 09:20AM

TUESDAY,May 17, 2016

08:00AM 09:50AM

TTH 09:30AM 10:50AM 10:00AM 11:50AM

TTH 12:30PM 13:50PM 12:00PM 13:50PM

TTH 14:00PM 15:20PM 14:00PM 15:50PM

TTH 16:00PM 17:20PM 16:00PM 17:50PM

TTH 17:30PM 18:50PM 18:00PM 19:50PM

MWF 19:00PM - 20:20PM

WEDNESDAY,May 18, 2016

20:00PM 21:50PM

MWF 09:00AM - 09:50AM 08:00AM 09:50AMMWF 11:00AM 11:50AM 10:00AM 11:50AM

MW 11:00AM 12:20AM 10:00AM 11:50AM

TTH 11:00AM 12:20PM 12:00PM 13:50PM

MW 19:00PM 20:20PM 18:00PM 19:50PM

FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE

If your regular class meets Final Exam day Final Exam time

**Saturday classes will hold exams on May 14, 2016.**Note: As approved by the Dean, examinations for classes not listed above will be posted at the

Deans Ofce. No other activities may be scheduled during Exam time.

Dr. Anita Borja-Enriquez, Senior Vice President Academic and Student Affairs

When does my online class start?

Online classes at UOG Moodle typically start at the same time as the

n-campus classes. If the first day of on-campus classes starts on aWednesday, then online classes will start on the same day. If you do not

ee your class when the semester starts, feel free to contact the UOGMoodle Help team.

How do I access my class in UOG Moodle?Classes in UOG Moodle typically require that you enter an enrollment

ey to access the class. If you have not received your enrollment key

by email, you should contact the instructor immediately to ask for thenrollment key.

ONLINE COURSE INFORMATION

Can I be automatically added into my class in UOGMoodle?

The UOG Moodle Help team is working to make this process easier. Atthe start of the semester, you can check to see if you have already bee

added into the online classroom. If you are already in, you do not neeenrollment key. To see the classes that you are in, log in to UOG Mood

then look in the Navigation block and click on My courses. You will

any courses that you are already in. If you do not see your course, thenmay need to contact the instructor to ask for an enrollment key.

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COURSE SCHEDULE SPRING 2016January 20, 2016 May 20, 2016

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

Synonym Course Course Title Days Time Bldg/Room Cred Instructor Fee

ANTHROPOLOGY

040021 AN-101-01 INTRO TO ANTHROPOLOGY MW 12:30-13:50 HSS 110 3.00 D. FARRER $4.5

040022 AN-101-02 INTRO TO ANTHROPOLOGY TTH 12:30-13:50 HSS 110 3.00 D. ATIENZA $4.5

040023 AN-101-03 INTRO TO ANTHROPOLOGY TTH 14:00-15:20 HSS 110 3.00 D. ATIENZA $4.5

040024 AN-101-04 INTRO TO ANTHROPOLOGY TTH 09:30-10:50 HSS 110 3.00 W. JEFFERY $4.5

040025 AN-320-01 PEOPLE OF THE PACIFIC TTH 16:00-17:20 HSS 110 3.00 D. ATIENZA $4.5

040026 AN-321-01 VISUAL ANTHROPOLOGY MW 14:00-15:20 HSS 110 3.00 D. FARRER

040027 AN-369-01 TPCS: ANTHROPOLOGY OF ART MW 16:00-17:20 HSS 110 3.00 D. FARRER $4.5

040094 AN-369-02 SP TPCS: MARITIME ARCHAEOLOGY TTH 11:00-12:20 HSS 110 3.00 W. JEFFERY

040031 AN-462-01 ADV FIELD MTHDS ARCHAEOLOGY F 09:30-12:20 HSS 110 3.00 W. JEFFERY $4.5

040032 AN-498-01 INTERNSHIP IN ANTHROPOLOGY TH 13:00-15:50 HSS 108 4.00 D. FARRER

ART

039285 AR-101-01 INTRODUCTION TO ART MWF 10:00-10:50 CAS LH 3.00 RIFKOWITZ, L $4.5

039286 AR-101-02 INTRODUCTION TO ART TTH 11:00-12:20 TBA 3.00 YAMASHITA, V. $4.5

039288 AR-101-03 INTRODUCTION TO ART MWF 09:00-09:50 TBA 3.00 RIFKOWITZ, L $4.5

039289 AR-102-01 STUDIO FOR NON-MAJORS MTWTH 12:30-13:50 FA 201 3.00 CASTRO, R $20


039291 AR-102-03 STUDIO FOR NON-MAJORS MWF 09:00-10:50 FA 203 3.00 I. KECKES $20


039293 AR-103-01 DRAWING I MTWTH 11:00-12:20 FA 203 3.00 I. KECKES $22

039294 AR-203-01 DRAWING II MWF 09:00-10:50 FA 201 3.00 CASTRO, R $22

039295 AR-206-01 BASIC PAINTING TTH 08:00-10:50 FA 201 3.00 CASTRO, R $35

039297 AR-208-01 BASIC SCULPTURE MTWTH 11:00-12:20 FA 205 3.00 RIFKOWITZ, L $32

039298 AR-210-01 BASIC PRINTMAKING MTWTH 12:30-13:50 FA 203 3.00 I. KECKES $35

039299 AR-211-01 BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY TTH 17:30-20:20 DC 9 3.00 V. CONSAGA $44

039300 AR-220-01 BASIC CERAMICS MTWTH 14:00-15:20 FA 205 3.00 RIFKOWITZ, L $32

039301 AR-240-01 Computer Graphic Design TTH 17:30-20:20 DC 14 3.00 P. PEREZ

039302 AR-306-01 INTERMEDIATE PAINTING TTH 08:00-10:50 FA 201 3.00 CASTRO, R $35

039303 AR-308-01 INTERMEDIATE SCULPTURE MTWTH 11:00-12:20 FA 205 3.00 RIFKOWITZ, L $32

039304 AR-320-01 INTERMEDIATE CERAMICS MTWTH 14:00-15:20 FA 205 3.00 RIFKOWITZ, L $40

039305 AR-323-01 GALLERY MGMT & EXHIB DESIGN TTH 16:00-17:20 DC 15 3.00 YAMASHITA, V. $4.5

039306 AR-331-01 History of Art I TTH 14:00-15:20 TBA 3.00 YAMASHITA, V. $4.5

039307 AR-340-01 Digital Imaging Techniques MW 17:30-20:20 DC 14 3.00 P. PEREZ $44

039308 AR-406-01 Advanced Painting I TTH 08:00-10:50 FA 201 3.00 CASTRO, R $40

039309 AR-407-01 Advanced Painting II TTH 08:00-10:50 FA 201 3.00 CASTRO, R $40

039310 AR-408-01 Advanced Sculpture I MTWTH 11:00-12:20 FA 205 3.00 RIFKOWITZ, L $40

039311 AR-409-01 Advanced Sculpture II MTWTH 11:00-12:20 FA 205 3.00 RIFKOWITZ, L $40

039312 AR-410-01 ADVANCED PRINTMAKING I MTWTH 12:30-13:50 FA 203 3.00 I. KECKES $35

039313 AR-411-01 Advanced Printmaking II MTWTH 12:30-13:50 FA 203 3.00 I. KECKES $35

039328 AR-420-01 Advanced Ceramics I MTWTH 14:00-15:20 FA 205 3.00 RIFKOWITZ, L $40

039330 AR-421-01 Advanced Ceramics II MTWTH 14:00-15:20 FA 205 3.00 RIFKOWITZ, L $40



LEGEND OLL = Online Learning (Internet) HYB = Hybrid (Course in Class And Online) Course Schedule information may change.

COMMUNICATION

039731 CO-106-01 INTRO TO MASS COMMUNICATION OLL OLL OLL 3.00 L. KERRY $7.5

039732 CO-106-02 INTRO TO MASS COMMUNICATION TTH 08:00-09:20 EC 107 3.00 R. ANDERSON $7.5



039735 CO-200-01 VOICE AND ARTICULATION MW 12:30-13:50 EC 107 3.00 M. GRIFFIN $7.5

039742 CO-210-01 FUNDAMENTALS OF COMMUNICATION MWF 08:00-08:50 EC 211 3.00 M. GRIFFIN $7.5

039743 CO-210-02 FUNDAMENTALS OF COMMUNICATION MW 09:30-10:50 EC 211 3.00 E. GUMATAOTAO $7.5

039746 CO-210-03 FUNDAMENTALS OF COMMUNICATION TTH 09:30-10:50 EC 211 3.00 J. CRONIN $7.5

039751 CO-210-04 FUNDAMENTALS OF COMMUNICATION MW 12:30-13:50 EC 211 3.00 K. AQUINO $7.5

039752 CO-210-05 FUNDAMENTALS OF COMMUNICATION TTH 08:00-09:20 EC 211 3.00 K. AQUINO $7.5

039753 CO-210-06 FUNDAMENTALS OF COMMUNICATION TTH 14:00-15:20 EC 211 3.00 C. GALSIM $7.5

039755 CO-210-07 FUNDAMENTALS OF COMMUNICATION TTH 12:30-13:50 EC 211 3.00 C. GALSIM $7.5

039757 CO-210-08 FUNDAMENTALS OF COMMUNICATION MW 11:00-12:20 EC 211 3.00 E. GUMATAOTAO $7.5

039759 CO-210-09 FUNDAMENTALS OF COMMUNICATION TTH 17:30-18:50 EC 211 3.00 H. ANANICH $7.5

039760 CO-210-10 FUNDAMENTALS OF COMMUNICATION TTH 16:00-17:20 EC 211 3.00 H. ANANICH $7.5

039761 CO-210-11 FUNDAMENTALS OF COMMUNICATION TTH 11:00-12:20 EC 211 3.00 J. CRONIN $7.5

039762 CO-210-12 FUNDAMENTALS OF COMMUNICATION MW 16:00-17:20 EC 211 3.00 M. GRIFFIN $7.5

040251 CO-210-13 FUNDAMENTALS OF COMMUNICATION MW 17:30-18:50 EC 211 3.00 M. QUINATA $7.5

039769 CO-220-01 LISTENING BEHAVIOR MWF 10:00-10:50 EC 107 3.00 M. GRIFFIN $7.5

039782 CO-310-01 INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION TTH 09:30-10:50 EC 110 3.00 SOMERA, B $7.5

039785 CO-320-01 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION TTH 11:00-12:20 EC 107 3.00 SOMERA, B $7.5

039786 CO-326-01 ADVANCED REPORTING MW 12:30-13:50 EC 209 3.00 F. DALISAY $7.5

039787 CO-350-01 PUBLIC SPEAKING MWF 11:00-11:50 EC 107 3.00 M. GRIFFIN $7.5

039788 CO-356-01 EDITING AND LAYOUT DESIGN TTH 12:30-13:50 EC 209 3.00 To be Announced $20

039789 CO-385-01 PRINT MEDIA EXPERIENCE MW 16:00-17:20 EC 209 3.00 F. DALISAY $7.5

039790 CO-394-01 SS: INDEPENDENT FILMMAKING TTH 16:00-17:20 EC 209 3.00 K. MUNA

039791 CO-398-01 JUNIOR INTERNSHIP TBA TBA TBA 3.00 STAFF

039795 CO-426-01 DOCUMENTARY PROCESS MW 14:00-15:20 EC 107 3.00 R. ANDERSON $20

039796 CO-491-01 CURRENT ISSUES I COMM & SOC TTH 08:00-09:20 EC 109 3.00 SOMERA, B $20

039797 CO-498-01 SENIOR INTERNSHIP TBA TBA TBA 3.00 STAFF

ENGLISH / LITERATURE

039897 EN-085-01 FUND OF ENGLISH MW 09:30-10:50 EC 206 3.00 T. PEREZ

039898 EN-085-02 FUND OF ENGLISH MW 11:00-12:20 EC 206 3.00 T. PEREZ

039900 EN-085-03 FUND OF ENGLISH TTH 09:30-10:50 EC 108 3.00 H. HAHM

039901 EN-085-04 FUND OF ENGLISH MW 16:00-17:20 EC 206 3.00 L. LAURON

039902 EN-085-05 FUND OF ENGLISH TTH 09:30-10:50 EC 206 3.00 C. SIMPSON-WARNER

039903 EN-085-06 FUND OF ENGLISH TTH 16:00-17:20 EC 206 3.00 L. LAURON

039904 EN-085-07 FUND OF ENGLISH TTH 17:30-18:50 EC 206 3.00 J. CRUZ

039906 EN-085L-01 FUNDAMENTALS OF ENGLISH LAB W 11:00-12:50 EC 108 1.00 R. CAMACHO $15

039910 EN-085L-02 FUNDAMENTALS OF ENGLISH LAB W 13:00-14:50 EC 108 1.00 R. CAMACHO $15

039911 EN-085L-03 FUNDAMENTALS OF ENGLISH LAB M 16:00-17:50 EC 108 1.00 N. GUZMAN $15

039912 EN-085L-04 FUNDAMENTALS OF ENGLISH LAB W 15:30-17:20 EC 108 1.00 K. SOLOMON $15

039913 EN-085L-05 FUNDAMENTALS OF ENGLISH LAB T 12:00-13:50 EC 108 1.00 J. PEREDA $15

039914 EN-085L-06 FUNDAMENTALS OF ENGLISH LAB T 17:30-19:20 EC 108 1.00 N. GUZMAN $15

039915 EN-085L-07 FUNDAMENTALS OF ENGLISH LAB TH 15:30-17:20 EC 108 1.00 STAFF $15

039916 EN-100-01 FUNDAMENTLS OF COLLEGE ENGLISH MW 08:00-09:20 EC 102 3.00 A. GORBY $15

039917 EN-100-02 FUNDAMENTLS OF COLLEGE ENGLISH MW 09:30-10:50 EC 102 3.00 A. GORBY $15

039918 EN-100-03 FUNDAMENTLS OF COLLEGE ENGLISH MW 09:30-10:50 EC 104 3.00 D. THURBER $15



039919 EN-100-04 FUNDAMENTLS OF COLLEGE ENGLISH MW 11:00-12:20 EC 104 3.00 D. THURBER $15

039920 EN-100-05 FUNDAMENTLS OF COLLEGE ENGLISH MW 12:30-13:50 EC 105 3.00 J. SARMIENTO $15

039921 EN-100-06 FUNDAMENTLS OF COLLEGE ENGLISH MW 16:00-17:20 EC 102/HYB 3.00 M. RIVERA $15

039922 EN-100-07 FUNDAMENTLS OF COLLEGE ENGLISH MW 16:00-17:20 EC 104 3.00 L. LEE $15

039923 EN-100-08 FUNDAMENTLS OF COLLEGE ENGLISH MW 17:30-19:20 EC 104 3.00 J. CRUZ $15

039924 EN-100-09 FUNDAMENTLS OF COLLEGE ENGLISH TTH 09:30-10:50 EC 102 3.00 D. THURBER $15

039925 EN-100-10 FUNDAMENTLS OF COLLEGE ENGLISH TTH 11:00-12:20 EC 102 3.00 D. THURBER $15

039926 EN-100-11 FUNDAMENTLS OF COLLEGE ENGLISH TTH 12:30-13:50 EC 105 3.00 J. SARMIENTO $15

039927 EN-100-12 FUNDAMENTLS OF COLLEGE ENGLISH TTH 16:00-17:20 EC 104 3.00 K. SOLOMON $15

039928 EN-100-13 FUNDAMENTLS OF COLLEGE ENGLISH TTH 16:00-17:20 EC 102/HYB 3.00 M. RIVERA $15

039929 EN-100-14 FUNDAMENTLS OF COLLEGE ENGLISH OLL OLL OLL 3.00 P. HUEY $15

039930 EN-110-01 FRESHMAN COMPOSITION OLL OLL OLL 3.00 S. BROWNSON $17

039931 EN-110-02 FRESHMAN COMPOSITION OLL OLL OLL 3.00 S. BROWNSON $17

039932 EN-110-03 FRESHMAN COMPOSITION TTH 08:00-09:20 EC 102 3.00 C. SIMPSON-WARNER $17

039933 EN-110-04 FRESHMAN COMPOSITION MW 09:30-10:50 EC 105 3.00 P. HARMON $17

039934 EN-110-05 FRESHMAN COMPOSITION MW 11:00-12:20 EC 101 3.00 V. ZAFRA $17

039935 EN-110-06 FRESHMAN COMPOSITION MW 11:00-12:20 EC 105 3.00 P. HARMON $17

039936 EN-110-07 FRESHMAN COMPOSITION MW 12:30-13:50 EC 104 3.00 T. VELASCO $17

039937 EN-110-08 FRESHMAN COMPOSITION MW 12:30-13:50 EC 101 3.00 V. ZAFRA $17

039938 EN-110-09 FRESHMAN COMPOSITION MW 14:00-15:20 EC 104 3.00 T. VELASCO $17

039943 EN-110-10 FRESHMAN COMPOSITION MW 14:00-15:20 EC 101 3.00 J. PEREDA $17

039944 EN-110-11 FRESHMAN COMPOSITION MW 16:00-17:20 EC 101 3.00 B. CAMPBELL $17

039945 EN-110-12 FRESHMAN COMPOSITION MW 16:00-17:20 EC 105 3.00 J. FEE $17

039946 EN-110-13 FRESHMAN COMPOSITION MW 17:30-18:50 EC 105 3.00 J. FEE $17

039947 EN-110-14 FRESHMAN COMPOSITION TTH 09:30-10:50 EC 105 3.00 T. PEREZ $17

039948 EN-110-15 FRESHMAN COMPOSITION TTH 09:30-10:50 EC 104 3.00 P. HARMON $17

039949 EN-110-16 FRESHMAN COMPOSITION TTH 11:00-12:20 EC 105 3.00 T. PEREZ $17

039950 EN-110-17 FRESHMAN COMPOSITION TTH 11:00-12:20 EC 104 3.00 P. HARMON $17

039951 EN-110-18 FRESHMAN COMPOSITION TTH 12:30-13:50 EC 101 3.00 D. GUGIN $17

039952 EN-110-19 FRESHMAN COMPOSITION TTH 16:00-17:20 EC 106 3.00 G. ANDRES $17

039953 EN-110-20 FRESHMAN COMPOSITION TTH 17:30-18:50 EC 106 3.00 J. MESA-CRUZ $17

039954 EN-111-01 WRITING FOR RESEARCH OLL OLL OLL 3.00 M. BROWN $17

039955 EN-111-02 WRITING FOR RESEARCH OLL OLL OLL 3.00 M. BROWN $17

039956 EN-111-03 WRITING FOR RESEARCH MW 14:00-15:20 EC 103 3.00 E. BOWMAN $17

039957 EN-111-04 WRITING FOR RESEARCH MW 09:30-10:50 EC 101 3.00 J. SARMIENTO $17

039958 EN-111-05 WRITING FOR RESEARCH MW 11:00-12:20 EC 102 3.00 C. SIMPSON-WARNER $17

039959 EN-111-06 WRITING FOR RESEARCH MW 11:00-12:20 EC 106 3.00 C. GARCIA $17

039960 EN-111-07 WRITING FOR RESEARCH MW 12:30-13:50 EC 102 3.00 C. SIMPSON-WARNER $17


039962 EN-111-09 WRITING FOR RESEARCH MW 14:00-15:20 EC 105 3.00 J. SARMIENTO $17


039964 EN-111-11 WRITING FOR RESEARCH MW 16:00-17:20 EC 110 3.00 R. CAMACHO $17

039965 EN-111-12 WRITING FOR RESEARCH TTH 09:30-10:50 EC 106 3.00 T. VELASCO $17

039966 EN-111-13 WRITING FOR RESEARCH TTH 09:30-10:50 EC 103 3.00 P. COULTER $17

039967 EN-111-14 WRITING FOR RESEARCH TTH 11:00-12:20 EC 106 3.00 T. VELASCO $17

039968 EN-111-15 WRITING FOR RESEARCH TTH 12:30-13:50 EC 106 3.00 P. COULTER $17


039970 EN-111-17 WRITING FOR RESEARCH TTH 11:00-12:20 EC 206 3.00 C. HUANG $17

039971 EN-111-18 WRITING FOR RESEARCH TTH 12:30-13:50 EC 206 3.00 C. HUANG $17

039972 EN-210-01 INTRO TO LITERATURE MW 09:30-10:50 HSS 304 3.00 E. BOWMAN $4.5

039973 EN-210-02 INTRO TO LITERATURE MW 11:00-12:20 EC 110 3.00 C. SCHREINER $4.5

039975 EN-210-03 INTRO TO LITERATURE MW 11:00-12:20 HSS 304 3.00 E. BOWMAN $4.5


12/360 | Spring 2016 / Fall 2015 Intersession Course Schedule


039978 EN-210-04 INTRO TO LITERATURE TTH 11:00-12:20 EC 110 3.00 Evelyn Flores $4.5

039980 EN-210-05 INTRO TO LITERATURE MW 12:30-13:50 HSS 101 3.00 D. GUGIN $4.5

039981 EN-210-06 INTRO TO LITERATURE TTH 12:30-13:50 EC 110 3.00 Evelyn Flores $4.5

039982 EN-210-07 INTRO TO LITERATURE TTH 16:00-17:20 EC 110 3.00 T. VELASCO $4.5

039983 EN-210-08 INTRO TO LITERATURE TTH 11:00-12:20 HSS 101 3.00 C. SCHREINER $4.5

039984 EN-210-09 INTRO TO LITERATURE MW 12:30-13:50 EC 110 3.00 J. VEST $4.5

039985 EN-210-10 INTRO TO LITERATURE OLL OLL 3.00 STAFF $4.5

039986 EN-213-01 LITERATURE, MYTH AND CULTURE OLL OLL 3.00 A. HARTIG

039987 EN-213-02 LITERATURE, MYTH AND CULTURE OLL OLL 3.00 A. HARTIG

039988 EN-225-01 INTRODUCTION TO LITERARY CRIT TTH 16:00-17:20 EC 105 3.00 J. VEST

039989 EN-311-01 CREATIVE WRITING: POETRY MW 14:00-15:20 EC 102 3.00 P. HARMON

039990 EN-314-01 BRITISH LIT: 1800 TO PRESENT MW 12:30-13:50 EC 103 3.00 C. SCHREINER

039991 EN-316-01 PROFESSIONAL WRITING TTH 09:30-10:50 EC 101 3.00 D. GUGIN

039992 EN-320-01 ETHNIC AMERICAN LITERATURE TTH 11:00-12:20 EC 101 3.00 A. HARTIG

039993 EN-340-01 MAJOR AUTHORS: SHAKESPEARE MW 16:00-17:20 EC 103 3.00 E. BOWMAN

039994 EN-400-01 RHETORIC AND COMPOSITION MW 09:30-10:50 EC 106 3.00 C. GARCIA

039995 EN-411-01 ADV CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOP TTH 12:30-13:50 EC 103 3.00 C. SCHREINER

039996 EN-460-01 LITERATURES IN ENGLISH MW 11:00-12:20 EC 103 3.00 Evelyn Flores

FINE ARTS

039331 FA-331-01 PHILOSOPHY OF ART F 13:00-15:50 EC 211 3.00 YAMASHITA, V. $4.5

GEOGRAPHY

040137 GE-101-01 INTRODUCTION TO GEOGRAPHY TTH 12:30-13:50 CAS LH 3.00 R. KING $4.5

040138 GE-201-01 WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY MW 09:30-10:50 HSS 207 3.00 M. STOIL $4.5

040139 GE-203-01 PRINC OF PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY TTH 09:30-10:50 HSS 207 4.00 R. KING $15

PRINC OF PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY LAB F 11:00-14:00 HSS 207

HISTORY

040033 HI-121-01 WORLD HISTORY I MW 16:00-17:20 HSS 302 3.00 A. CAMACHO $4.5

040034 HI-121-02 WORLD HISTORY I MW 17:30-18:50 HSS 302 3.00 A. CAMACHO $4.5

040036 HI-122-01 WORLD HISTORY II MW 12:30-13:50 CAS LH 3.00 M. CLEMENT $4.5

040037 HI-201-01 EARLY AMERICA MW 08:00-09:20 HSS 302 3.00 PLATT, D $4.5

040038 HI-202-01 MODERN AMERICA TTH 08:00-09:20 HSS 302 3.00 PLATT, D $4.5

040039 HI-211-01 THE HISTORY OF GUAM MW 11:00-12:20 CAS LH 3.00 A. HATTORI $4.5

040040 HI-211-02 THE HISTORY OF GUAM TTH 14:00-15:20 CAS LH 3.00 J. VIERNES $4.5

040041 HI-211-03 THE HISTORY OF GUAM TTH 11:00-12:20 HSS 302 3.00 K. MARSH $4.5

040042 HI-211-04 THE HISTORY OF GUAM TTH 16:00-17:20 HSS 302 3.00 L. DAVIS $4.5

040044 HI-211-05 THE HISTORY OF GUAM TTH 17:30-18:50 HSS 302 3.00 L. DAVIS $4.5

040047 HI-243-01 HISTORY OF MICRONESIA MW 16:00-17:20 HSS CONF.RM1

3.00 S. MALUWELMENG $4.5

040049 HI-306-01 MODERN AMERICAN MILITARY HIST TTH 09:30-10:50 HSS 302 3.00 PLATT, D $4.5

040050 HI-444-01 MODERN PAC HIST 1850-PRES MW 12:30-13:50 HSS 302 3.00 A. HATTORI $4.5

040053 HI-450-01 TOPICS IN PACIFIC HISTORY MW 14:00-15:20 HSS 302 3.00 M. CLEMENT $4.5

LANGUAGE: CHAMORRO

040078 CM-101-01 ELEMENTARY CHAMORRO I MW 16:00-17:50 HSS 102 4.00 J. FRANQUEZ $17

040079 CM-101-02 ELEMENTARY CHAMORRO I TTH 17:30-19:20 HSS 106 4.00 R. MENDIOLA $17

040082 CM-101-03 ELEMENTARY CHAMORRO I MW 09:30-11:20 HSS 102 4.00 T. FLORES $17

040083 CM-101-04 ELEMENTARY CHAMORRO I MW 10:00-11:50 HSS 106 4.00 M. BEVACQUA $17

040084 CM-101-05 ELEMENTARY CHAMORRO I TTH 17:30-19:20 HSS 306 4.00 E. BENAVENTE $17

040085 CM-102-01 ELEMENTARY CHAMORRO II TTH 16:00-17:50 HSS 102 4.00 J. FRANQUEZ $17

040086 CM-102-02 ELEMENTARY CHAMORRO II MW 12:30-14:20 HSS 106 4.00 M. BEVACQUA $17

040089 CM-102-03 ELEMENTARY CHAMORRO II MW 17:30-19:20 HSS 106 4.00 R. MENDIOLA $17


13/36Spring 2016 / Fall 2015 Intersession Course Schedule

040090 CM-102-04 ELEMENTARY CHAMORRO II TTH 10:00-11:50 HSS 106 4.00 M. BEVACQUA $17

040091 CM-202-01 INTERMEDIATE CHAMORRO II MW 16:00-17:50 HSS 304 4.00 T. FLORES $17

040092 CM-302-01 ADVANCED CHAMORRO II -WRITING TTH 16:30-18:20 HSS 304 4.00 R. PALOMO $17

040098 CM-412-01 TOPICS IN CHAMORRO STUDIES MW 18:00-19:20 HSS 304 3.00 M. BEVACQUA $17

LANGUAGE: CHINESE

040056 CI-101-01 ELEMENTARY CHINESE I (MANDARIN MTWTH 09:00-09:50 HSS 309 4.00 W. WAN $17

040058 CI-102-01 ELEMENTARY CHINESE II TTH 10:00-11:50 HSS 309 4.00 W. WAN $17

LANGUAGE: FRENCH

040100 FR-101-01 ELEMENTARY FRENCH I TTH 16:30-18:20 HSS 307 4.00 M DIAMBRA-ODI $17

040103 FR-102-01 ELEMENTARY FRENCH II TTH 18:30-20:20 HSS 307 4.00 M DIAMBRA-ODI $17

LANGUAGE: JAPANESE

040106 JA-101-01 ELEMENTARY JAPANESE I MTWTH 09:00-09:50 HSS 307 4.00 T. KANG $17

040107 JA-101-02 ELEMENTARY JAPANESE I MTWTH 10:00-10:50 HSS 307 4.00 T. KANG $17

040108 JA-101-03 ELEMENTARY JAPANESE I MTWTH 16:00-16:50 HSS 309 4.00 KUSHIMA, K $17

040109 JA-101-04 ELEMENTARY JAPANESE I OLL OLL OLL 4.00 M. KAI $17

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LANGUAGE: SPANISH

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LANGUAGE: TAGALOG

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LINGUISTICS

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MUSIC

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PHILOSOPHY

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POLITICAL SCIENCE

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PSYCHOLOGY

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3.00 Y. KAWABATA

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3.00 I. TWADDLE $15

SOCIOLOGY

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040180 SO-498-01 INTERNSHIP TBA TBA TBA 3.00 T. AMES

THEATRE

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WOMEN & GENDER STUDIES

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COLLEGE OF NATURAL AND APPLIED SCIENCES


AGRICULTURE

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Purchase from UOG Bookstore

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Purchase from UOG Bookstore

W 14:00-16:50 ALS 124

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BIOLOGY

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039247 BI-100-02 ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY TTH 14:00-15:20 SC 200 3.00 W. XIAO

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039358 BI-100L-01 ENVIRONMENTAL BIOL LAB W 08:00-10:50 SC 110 1.00 STAFF $42

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039365 BI-100L-07 ENVIRONMENTAL BIOL LAB S 08:00-10:50 SC 110 1.00 STAFF $42

039366 BI-100L-08 ENVIRONMENTAL BIOL LAB S 08:00-10:50 SC 112 1.00 STAFF $42

039368 BI-103-01 MARINE BIOLOGY MW 16:00-17:20 ML 205 3.00 J. BIGGS

039370 BI-103L-01 MARINE BIOLOGY LAB TH 15:30-18:30 ML 205 1.00 J. BIGGS $42

039249 BI-125-01 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II TTH 11:00-12:20 SC 200 3.00 T. RIGHETTI

039250 BI-125-02 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II TTH 12:30-13:50 SC 101 3.00 T. RIGHETTI

039372 BI-125L-01 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIO II LAB T 08:00-10:50 SC 112 1.00 M. NATUEL $42

039375 BI-125L-02 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIO II LAB T 14:00-16:50 SC 112 1.00 M. NATUEL $42

039376 BI-125L-03 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIO II LAB W 08:00-10:50 SC 112 1.00 L. BIGGS $42

039378 BI-125L-04 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIO II LAB W 14:00-16:50 SC 112 1.00 L. BIGGS $42

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039381 BI-125L-06 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIO II LAB TH 14:00-16:50 SC 112 1.00 M. NATUEL $42

039253 BI-157-01 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY I MW 11:00-12:20 SC 200 3.00 D. LINDSTROM

039254 BI-157-02 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY I MW 12:30-13:50 SC 200 3.00 D. LINDSTROM

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039256 BI-321-02 SCIENTIFIC ARGUMENTS TTH 08:00-09:20 SC 221 2.00 F. CAMACHO

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039274 BI-392-02 LAB TEACHING & ASSISTING TBA TBA TBA 2.00 K. MOOTS

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ECOLOGY LAB F 13:00-19:00 SC 110

039265 BI-416-01 CELLULAR PHYSIOLOGY TTH 11:00-12:20 SC 101 3.00 GHOSH, S

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040313 BI-419-01 BIOCHEMISTRY MW 09:30-10:50 SC 101 3.00 GHOSH, S

040340 BI-419L-01 BIOCHEMISTRY LAB T 14:00-16:50 SC 103 1.00 GHOSH, S $42

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039270 BI-430L-01 SCIENTIFIC PHOTOGRAPHY LAB TH 14:00-16:50 ALS 124 1.00 G. FIEDLER $42

039271 BI-440-01 ICHTHYOLOGY TTH 08:00-09:20 ML 205 3.00 DONALDSON, T

CHEMISTRY

039314 CH-100-01 INTRO TO INORGANIC CHEMISTRY MW 08:00-09:20 SC 200 3.00 W. LAU

039315 CH-100L-01 INTRO CHEMISTRY LAB M 11:00-13:50 SC 230 1.00 W. LAU $42

039316 CH-100L-02 INTRO CHEMISTRY LAB W 11:00-13:50 SC 230 1.00 W. LAU $42

039317 CH-101-01 INTRO TO ORGANIC CHEMISTRY MW 12:30-13:50 SC 221 3.00 STAFF

039318 CH-101L-01 INTRO TO ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LAB M 14:00-16:50 SC 230 1.00 STAFF $42

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039321 CH-103-02 GENERAL CHEMISTRY TTH 12:30-13:50 SC 200 3.00 M. VUKI

039322 CH-103L-01 GEN CHEMISTRY II LAB W 14:00-16:50 SC 200 1.00 T. BEZABEH $42

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039325 CH-103L-03 GEN CHEMISTRY II LAB F 11:00-13:50 SC 230 1.00 T. BEZABEH $42

039326 CH-103L-04 GEN CHEMISTRY II LAB T 08:00-10:50 SC 230 1.00 W. LAU $42

039327 CH-310B-01 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY MW 11:00-12:20 SC 221 3.00 SULEMAN, N

039329 CH-310B-02 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY MW 16:00-17:20 SC 221 3.00 R. GATEWOOD

039332 CH-312-01 LABORATORY TECH IN ORGANIC CH T 14:00-15:50 SC 101 2.00 SULEMAN, N $42

LABORATORY TECH IN ORGANIC CH LAB TH 12:30-16:20 TBA

039333 CH-312-02 LABORATORY TECH IN ORGANIC CH TH 16:30-20:20 SC 221 2.00 SULEMAN, N $42

039276 CH-392-01 LAB TEACHING & ASSISTING TBA TBA TBA 3.00 M. VUKI

039277 CH-392-02 LAB TEACHING & ASSISTING TBA TBA TBA 3.00 SULEMAN, N

039278 CH-392-03 LAB TEACHING & ASSISTING TBA TBA TBA 3.00 M. VUKI

039334 CH-410-01 INSTRUMENT METHODS OF ANALYSIS MW 12:30-13:50 SC 236 3.00 M. VUKI

039335 CH-410L-01 INSTRUMENT MTHDS OF ANALYS LAB F 14:00-16:50 SC 236 2.00 M. VUKI $42

INSTRUMENT MTHDS OF ANALYS LAB T 16:00-18:50 SC 236

039336 CH-491-01 SEMINAR T 09:00-09:50 SC 236 1.00 M. VUKI

COMPUTER SCIENCE

039281 CS-200-01 COMPUTER APPLICATIONS MW 11:00-12:20 WB 2 3.00 Y. ZOU $30

039282 CS-200-02 COMPUTER APPLICATIONS TTH 11:00-12:20 WB 2 3.00 Y. ZOU $30

039283 CS-201-01 INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING MW 16:00-17:50 WB 2 4.00 SWANSON, C $30

039284 CS-201-02 INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING TTH 16:00-17:50 WB 2 4.00 SWANSON, C $30




039416 CS-202-01 PROGRAMMING II MW 08:00-09:50 WB 2 4.00 F. LEE $30

039420 CS-303-01 DATA STR & ALGORITHM ANALYSIS TTH 08:00-09:20 WB 2 3.00 F. LEE $30

039421 CS-315-01 INTRO FILE PROC & DATABASE MA TTH 09:30-10:50 WB 2 3.00 F. LEE $30

039424 CS-365-01 COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE TTH 14:00-15:20 WB 2 3.00 SWANSON, C $30

039425 CS-403-01 DATA CO AND NETWORKING TTH 12:30-13:50 WB 2 3.00 Y. ZOU $30

039426 CS-425-01 SYSTEMS ANALYSIS & DESIGN MW 14:00-15:20 WB 2 3.00 SWANSON, C $30

039499 CS-492-01 PRACTICUM IN COMPUTER SCIENCE F 13:00-15:50 WB 2 3.00 Y. ZOU $30

CONSUMER & FAMILY SCIENCE

039653 CF-230-01 NUTRITION AND HEALTH MW 14:00-15:20 ALS 127 3.00 M. LAGUANA

039654 CF-230-02 NUTRITION AND HEALTH TTH 12:30-13:50 ALS 127 3.00 M. LAGUANA

039656 CF-231-01 HUMAN NUTRITION FOR HEALTH PRO TTH 09:30-10:50 ALS 127 3.00 M. LAGUANA

039657 CF-231-02 HUMAN NUTRITION FOR HEALTH PRO MW 16:00-17:20 ALS 127 3.00 M. LAGUANA

039659 CF-309-01 PREVENTION PROGRMNG FOR YOUTH MW 17:30-18:50 ALS 127 3.00 G. ROJAS

039662 CF-392-01 LAB TEACHING ASSISTANTSHIP TBA TBA TBA 1.00 STAFF

039666 CF-445-01 FOOD CHEMISTRY TTH 12:30-13:50 ALS 125A 4.00 J. YANG $46

FOOD CHEMISTRY LAB TH 14:00-16:50

039669 CF-460-01 ADVANCED HUMAN NUTRITION MW 14:00-15:50 ALS 125A 4.00 T. AFLAGUE

039674 CF-491-01 ISSUES IN CONSUMER AND FAMILY MW 11:00-12:20 ALS 125B 3.00 STAFF

039680 CF-494-01 SPECIAL STUDIES TTH 08:00-09:20 ALS 125A 3.00 H. DIAMBRA ODI

039677 CF-498-01 INTERNSHIP:CONS/FAMILY SCIENCE TBA TBA TBA 6.00 STAFF

ENGINEERING SCIENCE

040076 ES-100-01 ENGINEERING ORIENTATION F 08:00-08:50 ALS 125A 1.00 P. HONG

040077 ES-101-01 ENGINEERING GRAPHICS MW 09:30-10:50 ALS 125A 3.00 P. HONG

040080 ES-202-01 ENGINEERING DYNAMICS TTH 09:30-10:50 ALS 125A 3.00 P. HONG

040081 ES-203-01 MECHANICS OF MATERIALS MW 12:30-13:50 ALS 125B 3.00 P. HONG

MATHEMATICS

039427 MA-085/LI-01 FUND OF MATH I (NDU) LEVEL I MWF 08:00-09:20 SC 121 3.00 T. DATUIN $30

039428 MA-085/LI-02 FUND OF MATH I (NDU) LEVEL I TTH 08:00-09:20 SC 121 3.00 STAFF $30

FUND OF MATH 1 (NDU) LEVEL I F 08:00-09:20 WB 3

039431 MA-085/LI-03 FUND OF MATH I (NDU) LEVEL I MWF 09:30-10:50 SC 121 3.00 STAFF $30


FUND OF MATH I (NDU) LEVEL I F 09:30-10:50 WB 3

039433 MA-085/LI-05 FUND OF MATH I (NDU) LEVEL I MWF 11:00-12:20 SC 121 3.00 M. BURGOS $30



039435 MA-085/LI-07 FUND OF MATH I (NDU) LEVEL I MWF 12:30-13:50 SC 121 3.00 M. BURGOS $30

039436 MA-085/LI-08 FUND OF MATH I (NDU) LEVEL I TTH 12:30-13:50 SC 121 3.00 D. GOGUE $30


039437 MA-085/LI-09 FUND OF MATH I (NDU) LEVEL I MW 16:00-17:20 SC 121 3.00 J. PILARCA $30

039438 MA-085/LI-10 FUND OF MATH I (NDU) LEVEL I TTH 16:00-17:20 SC 121 3.00 D. GOGUE $30


039439 MA-085/LI-11 FUND OF MATH I (NDU) LEVEL I MW 17:30-18:50 SC 121 3.00 K. QUINATA $30

FUND OF MATH I (NDU) LEVEL I F 15:30-16:50 SC 121

039440 MA-085/LI-12 FUND OF MATH I (NDU) LEVEL I TTH 17:30-18:50 SC 121 3.00 K. QUINATA $30


039440 MA-085/LI-12 FUND OF MATH I (NDU) LEVEL I TTH 17:30-18:50 SC 121 3.00 K. QUINATA $30


039441 MA-085/LII-13 FUND OF MATH II (NDU) LEVEL II MWF 08:00-09:20 SC 120 3.00 AN. AGUON $30

039442 MA-085/LII-14 FUND OF MATH II (NDU) LEVEL II TTH 08:00-09:20 SC 120 3.00 AN. AGUON $30

FUND OF MATH II (NDU) LEVEL II F 08:00-09:20 WB 1



039443 MA-085/LII-15 FUND OF MATH II (NDU) LEVEL II MWF 09:30-10:50 SC 120 3.00 T. DATUIN $30

039444 MA-085/LII-16 FUND OF MATH II (NDU) LEVEL II TTH 09:30-10:50 SC 120 3.00 MI. HERREROS $30


039445 MA-085/LII-17 FUND OF MATH II (NDU) LEVEL II MWF 11:00-12:20 SC 120 3.00 G. PINEDA $30

039446 MA-085/LII-18 FUND OF MATH II (NDU) LEVEL II TTH 11:00-12:20 SC 120 3.00 MI. HERREROS $30


039447 MA-085/LII-19 FUND OF MATH II (NDU) LEVEL II MWF 12:30-13:50 SC 120 3.00 G. PINEDA $30

039448 MA-085/LII-20 FUND OF MATH II (NDU) LEVEL II TTH 12:30-13:50 SC 120 3.00 STAFF $30


039449 MA-085/LII-21 FUND OF MATH II (NDU) LEVEL II MW 16:00-17:20 SC 120 3.00 STAFF $30

FUND OF MATH II (NDU) LEVEL II F 14:00-15:20 SC 120

039450 MA-085/LII-22 FUND OF MATH II (NDU) LEVEL II TTH 16:00-17:20 SC 101 3.00 R. VELASCO $30

039451 MA-085/LII-23 FUND OF MATH II (NDU) LEVEL II MW 17:30-18:50 SC 120 3.00 J. PILARCA $30

FUND OF MATH II (NDU) LEVEL II F 15:30-16:50 SC 120

039452 MA-085/LII-24 FUND OF MATH II (NDU) LEVEL II TTH 17:30-18:50 SC 101 3.00 R. VELASCO $30

039645 MA-110-01 FINITE MATHEMATICS MW 09:30-10:50 SC 101 3.00 S. SUN

039457 MA-110-02 FINITE MATHEMATICS MW 11:00-12:20 SC 101 3.00 S. SUN

039458 MA-110-03 FINITE MATHEMATICS MW 14:00-15:20 WB 3 3.00 Z. SZEKELY

039459 MA-110-04 FINITE MATHEMATICS MW 16:00-17:20 WB 3 3.00 Z. SZEKELY

039460 MA-110-05 FINITE MATHEMATICS TTH 08:00-09:20 ALS 127 3.00 SINGH P

039461 MA-110-06 FINITE MATHEMATICS MW 08:00-09:20 TBA 3.00 STAFF

039462 MA-110-07 FINITE MATHEMATICS TTH 16:00-17:20 SC 101 3.00 R. FLORES

039463 MA-110-08 FINITE MATHEMATICS TTH 17:30-18:50 WB 1 3.00 R. FLORES

039465 MA-115-01 INTRODUCTORY COLLEGE ALGEBRA MW 09:30-10:50 WB 3 3.00 STAFF

039466 MA-115-02 INTRODUCTORY COLLEGE ALGEBRA MW 14:00-15:20 SC 120 3.00 STAFF

039467 MA-115-03 INTRODUCTORY COLLEGE ALGEBRA TTH 09:30-10:50 WB 3 3.00 S. SUN

039468 MA-115-04 INTRODUCTORY COLLEGE ALGEBRA TTH 14:00-15:20 SC 120 3.00 S. SUN

039469 MA-115-05 INTRODUCTORY COLLEGE ALGEBRA OLL OLL OLL 3.00 H. NAGAHASHI

039470 MA-115-06 INTRODUCTORY COLLEGE ALGEBRA OLL OLL OLL 3.00 H. NAGAHASHI

039471 MA-151-01 INTRODUCTORY STATISTICS MW 09:30-10:50 ALS 125B 3.00 SINGH P

039472 MA-151-02 INTRODUCTORY STATISTICS OLL OLL OLL 3.00 M. HERREROS

039473 MA-151-03 INTRODUCTORY STATISTICS MW 17:30-18:50 WB 1 3.00 M. HERREROS

039474 MA-151-04 INTRODUCTORY STATISTICS TTH 12:30-13:50 ALS 125B 3.00 SINGH P

039476 MA-151-05 INTRODUCTORY STATISTICS TTH 14:00-15:20 ALS 125B 3.00 SINGH P

039477 MA-151-06 INTRODUCTORY STATISTICS TTH 17:30-18:50 WB 3 3.00 M. HERREROS

039479 MA-161A-01 COLLEGE ALGEBRA AND TRIG MW 12:30-13:50 WB 1 3.00 STAFF

039480 MA-161A-02 COLLEGE ALGEBRA AND TRIG TTH 12:30-13:50 WB 1 3.00 TAIJERON, H J

039481 MA-161B-01 COLLEGE ALGEBRA & TRIG TTH 14:00-15:20 WB 3 3.00 Z. SZEKELY

039482 MA-165-01 PRECALCULUS MTWTH 11:00-12:15 WB 3 5.00 STAFF

039483 MA-165-02 PRECALCULUS MTWTH 16:00-17:15 SC 101 5.00 L. AQUINO

039484 MA-203-01 CALCULUS I MTWTH 11:00-12:15 WB 1 5.00 L. AQUINO

039485 MA-203-02 CALCULUS I MTWTH 12:30-13:45 WB 3 5.00 Y. TAKENOUCHI

039486 MA-203-03 CALCULUS I MTWTH 14:00-15:15 WB 1 5.00 TAIJERON, H J

039487 MA-204-01 CALCULUS II TTH 15:30-17:20 WB 1 5.00 TAIJERON, H J

CALCULUS II F 14:00-14:50 WB 1

039488 MA-205-01 MULTIVARIABLE CALCULUS TTH 14:00-15:20 SC 121 3.00 L. AQUINO

039489 MA-301-01 DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS MW 09:30-10:50 WB 1 3.00 Y. TAKENOUCHI

039490 MA-302-01 FOUNDATIONS OF HIGHER MATH MW 14:00-15:20 SC 121 3.00 H. NAGAHASHI

039491 MA-351-01 DISCRETE STRUCTURES TTH 09:30-10:50 WB 1 3.00 Y. TAKENOUCHI

039492 MA-385-01 APPLIED STATISTICS MW 12:30-13:50 ALS 125B 3.00 SINGH P

039493 MA-387-01 STATISTICS FOR SCIENCES TTH 17:30-19:30 SC 200 4.00 STAFF

039494 MA-392-01 LAB TEACHING & ASSISTING TBA TBA TBA 1.00 STAFF




039495 MA-392-02 LAB TEACHING & ASSISTING TBA TBA TBA 1.00 STAFF

039496 MA-411-01 INTRO TO ABSTRACT ALGEBRA TTH 16:00-17:20 WB 3 3.00 Z. SZEKELY

039497 MA-422-01 INTRODUCTION TO ANALYSIS II MW 16:00-17:20 WB 1 3.00 TAIJERON, H J

039500 MA-431-01 TOPICS IN ADVANCED MATHEMATICS MW 11:00-12:20 TBA 3.00 H. NAGAHASHI

MILITARY SCIENCE AND LEADERSHIP

040258 MSL-102-01 INTRO TO TACTICAL LEADERSHIP TTH 09:00-09:50 ROTC 206 2.00 STAFF

INTRO TO TACTICAL LEADERSHIP LAB F 07:00-09:20 ROTC 206

040259 MSL-102-02 INTRO TO TACTICAL LEADERSHIP TTHF 14:00-14:50 ROTC 206 2.00 STAFF


040260 MSL-102-03 INTRO TO TACTICAL LEADERSHIP MWF 14:00-14:50 ROTC 206 2.00 STAFF


040261 MSL-119-01 LEADERSHIP IN PHYSICAL CONDIT MTWTH 06:00-07:00 ROTC ROTC 3.00 STAFF

040262 MSL-119-02 LEADERSHIP IN PHYSICAL CONDIT MTWTH 05:30-07:20 ROTC ROTC 3.00 STAFF

040263 MSL-202-01 FOUNDATIONS OF TACTICAL LDRS TTH 10:00-10:50 ROTC 206 2.00 STAFF

FOUNDATIONS OF TACTICAL LDRS LAB F 07:00-09:20 ROTC 206

040264 MSL-202-02 FOUNDATIONS OF TACTICAL LDRS TTH 13:00-13:50 ROTC 206 2.00 STAFF

FOUNDATIONS OF TACTICAL LDRS LAB F 07:00-09:20 ROTC 206

040265 MSL-202-03 FOUNDATIONS OF TACTICAL LDRS MW 08:00-08:50 TBA 2.00 STAFF

FOUNDATIONS OF TACTICAL LDRS LAB F 07:00-09:20 TBA

040266 MSL-299-01 INDIVIDUAL LEADERSHIP STUDIES TBA TBA TBA 3.00 STAFF

040267 MSL-302-01 LEADERSHIP IN CHANGING ENV MW 08:00-09:20 ROTC 206 3.00 STAFF

LEADERSHIP IN CHANGING ENV LAB F 07:00-09:20 ROTC 206

040268 MSL-399-01 INDEPENDENT READINGS WF 14:00-15:00 ROTC 209 3.00 STAFF

040269 MSL-402-01 LEADERSHIP IN A COMPLEX WORLD TTH 10:00-11:20 ROTC 209 3.00 J. BLAKLEY

LEADERSHIP IN A COMPLEX WORLD LAB F 07:00-09:20 ROTC 209

040270 MSL-402-02 LEADERSHIP IN A COMPLEX WORLD MW 08:00-09:20 ROTC 209 3.00 J. BLAKLEY


040271 MSL-402-03 LEADERSHIP IN A COMPLEX WORLD TBA TBA ROTC 209 3.00 J. BLAKLEY


040272 MSL-402-04 LEADERSHIP IN A COMPLEX WORLD TTH 14:00-15:20 ROTC 209 3.00 J. BLAKLEY


PHYSICS

039337 PH-211-01 INTRODUCTORY PHYSICS LAB TH 11:00-13:50 SC 221 1.00 J. YOON $42

039338 PH-211-02 INTRODUCTORY PHYSICS LAB F 11:00-13:50 SC 221 1.00 J. YOON $42

039339 PH-211-03 INTRODUCTORY PHYSICS LAB F 14:00-16:50 SC 221 1.00 J. YOON $42

039340 PH-252-01 UNIVERSITY PHYSICS MW 09:00-10:50 SC 221 4.00 J. YOON

039341 PH-252-02 UNIVERSITY PHYSICS MW 17:30-19:20 SC 200 4.00 J. YOON

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION


BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

039538 BA-110-01 PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS MW 12:30-13:50 SBPA 131 3.00 JONES, R.

039543 BA-110-02 PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS MW 17:30-18:50 SBPA 150 3.00 A. PEREZ

039549 BA-110-03 PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS MW 19:00-20:20 SBPA 150 3.00 A. PEREZ

039550 BA-110-04 PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS TTH 09:30-10:50 SBPA 112 3.00 M. RUANE

039552 BA-130-01 INTRO TO COMPUTER OPERATIONS MW 16:00-17:20 SBPA 218 3.00 F. VILLAVERDE $15

039553 BA-130-02 INTRO TO COMPUTER OPERATIONS MW 17:30-18:50 SBPA 218 3.00 F. VILLAVERDE $15

039554 BA-130-03 INTRO TO COMPUTER OPERATIONS TTH 09:30-10:50 SBPA 218 3.00 LAW, W $15

039557 BA-130-04 INTRO TO COMPUTER OPERATIONS TTH 11:00-12:20 SBPA 218 3.00 LAW, W $15

039558 BA-130-05 INTRO TO COMPUTER OPERATIONS TTH 17:30-18:50 SBPA 218 3.00 K. HO $15



039559 BA-150-01 INTRODUCTION TO HOSPITALITY MW 09:30-10:50 SBPA 259 3.00 K. PEREZ

039560 BA-200-01 PRIN OF FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING OLL OLL OLL 3.00 A. HERNANDEZ $15

039562 BA-200-02 PRIN OF FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING MW 19:00-20:20 SBPA 234 3.00 STAFF $15

039561 BA-200-03 PRIN OF FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING TTH 17:30-18:50 SBPA 234 3.00 A. HERNANDEZ $15

039563 BA-200-04 PRIN OF FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING S 09:00-11:50 SBPA 234 3.00 T. PAULINO $15

039564 BA-201-01 PRIN OF MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING MW 17:30-18:50 SBPA 234 3.00 STAFF $15

039565 BA-201-02 PRIN OF MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING TTH 09:30

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