Dec 03, 2024

2019-20 Undergraduate Catalog

2019-20 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

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Art Education NOTE: Studio courses require a combination of scheduled class time and independent work that averages at least 12 hours a week.
	• AE 300 The Uses of Theory in Art Education
	• AE 308 Curriculum Design in Art Education
Art History NOTE: Studio courses require a combination of scheduled class time and independent work that averages at least 12 hours a week.
	• AH 111 Western Art: Renaissance to Modern
	• AH 112 Western Art: Prehistory to Medieval
	• AH 220 Medieval Art
	• AH 222 Early Renaissance Art
	• AH 224 Baroque Art
	• AH 225 Nineteenth Century Art
	• AH 226 History of Photography
	• AH 227 History of Modern Craft and Design: 1915-Present
	• AH 228 High Renaissance and Mannerist Art
	• AH 232 Art of Ancient Greece and Rome
	• AH 234 Global Modernisms
	• AH 235 Contemporary Art: 1945 to the Present
	• AH 285 Special Topics
	• AH 323 Contemporary Curatorial Practices
	• AH 324 Seminar: Art and the Italian Renaissance Court
	• AH 325 Leonardo da Vinci: Art, Myth, and Innovation
	• AH 326 Seminar: Modern Art
	• AH 327 Seminar: Make an Exhibition
	• AH 328 Seminar: Contemporary Art
	• AH 378 Art History/Curatorial Apprenticeship
	• AH 383 Capstone Research
	• AH 385 Studies in the History of Art
	• AH 387 Special Topics in History of Art Museums
	• AH 490 Senior Thesis
American Sign Language
	• AS 101 Beginning American Sign Language I
	• AS 102 Beginning American Sign Language II
Anthropology
	• AN 120 Cultural Anthropology
	• AN 150 The Family
	• AN 210 Introduction to Archaeology
	• AN 220 Social Issues
	• AN 230 Reading Ethnography
	• AN 240 Ethnographic Film
	• AN 250 Ethnographic Methods
	• AN 262 Myth, Magic and Religion
	• AN 272 Cultures, Conflict and Power
	• AN 282 Introduction to Medical Anthropology
	• AN 285 Aesthetics
	• AN 312 International Migration & Human Rights
	• AN 320 Ritual to Theatre
	• AN 361 Social Change: Globalization and Culture
	• AN 370 Anthropological Theory
	• AN 389 Independent Study
Art Therapy NOTE: Studio courses require a combination of scheduled class time and independent work that averages at least 12 hours a week.
	• AT 200 Introduction to Art Therapy
	• AT 210 Intermediate Art Therapy
	• AT 310 Art Therapy: Applications and Techniques
	• AT 365 Internship in Art Therapy
	• AT 383 Capstone Research
Business Administration
	• BA 101 International Business
	• BA 201 Financial Accounting
	• BA 202 Managerial Accounting
	• BA 222 Intermediate Accounting I
	• BA 223 Intermediate Accounting II
	• BA 225 Cost Accounting
	• BA 230 Legal Environment of Business
	• BA 232 International Environmental and Legal Issues for Business
	• BA 260 Principles of Management
	• BA 285 Selected Topics in Business Administration
	• BA 326 Federal Tax Accounting
	• BA 327 Auditing
	• BA 328 Advanced Accounting
	• BA 329 Selected Topics in Taxation
	• BA 340 Principles of Marketing
	• BA 341 Advertising and Sales Promotion
	• BA 344 International Marketing
	• BA 347 Sport Marketing
	• BA 348 Marketing Research
	• BA 349 Marketing: An International Experience
	• BA 361 Managing Social Media & Communication in the Workplace
	• BA 362 Human Resources Administration
	• BA 363 International Organizational Behavior
	• BA 367 Operations Management
	• BA 369 Management Information Systems
	• BA 380 Principles of Finance
	• BA 381 Advanced Financial Analysis
	• BA 382 Investments
	• BA 383 Financial Institutions and Markets
	• BA 384 Derivative Securities and Markets
	• BA 386 International Finance and Trade
	• BA 390 Seminar in Business Administration
	• BA 445 Marketing Stragegy
	• BA 445 Marketing Strategy
	• BA 470 Internship in Business Administration
	• BA 471 Internship in International Business and Culture
	• BA 495 Policy Formulation and Administration
Biology Policy on Taking Upper-Level (200 or above) Biology Courses: Students that wish to take upper level biology courses (200 level and above) must have met one of the following two criteria: The average of the student’s grades in BI101 and BI102 must be greater than or equal to a C- (1.7). OR The student must have received transfer credit for BI101 and BI102.
	• BI 101 General Biology I
	• BI 102 General Biology II
	• BI 110 Biology of Humans
	• BI 180 Introduction to Biological Research
	• BI 190 Careers in Biology Seminar
	• BI 201 Evolution and Population Biology
	• BI 204 Genetics
	• BI 205 Human Anatomy
	• BI 206 Human Physiology
	• BI 211 Comparative Anatomy and Physiology
	• BI 215 Principles of Nutrition
	• BI 216 Medical Terminology
	• BI 242 Reading and Writing in Biology
	• BI 260 Biology Journal Club: Neuroscience

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