Cognate Courses

Art and Design Courses (FA)

Studio Courses
All classes in Art: Enrollment limited. Students meet at established class times when so listed on the semester class schedule.

Studio Fees: Studio courses may have a fee for materials purchased by the Department and used in class (yarn, clay, inks, etc.). Students may ask the instructor at the beginning of the course for an approximate cost.

• FA 410 Intermediate Painting I
• FA 411 Intermediate Painting II
• FA 418 Advanced Printmaking
• FA 431 Ceramics I
• FA 432 Intermediate Ceramics
• FA 433 Advanced Ceramics
• FA 441 Metals/Jewelry I
• FA 442 Intermediate Metals and Jewelry
• FA 443 Advanced Metals and Jewelry
• FA 482 Advanced Photography
• FA 487 Internship
• FA 589 Independent Research: Studio Art

Art History Courses (AH)

• AH 421 History of Modern Architecture
• AH 426 Seminar: 1900 to 1950
• AH 428 Seminar: Contemporary Art
• AH 460 Controversial Issues in Art and Society
• AH 489 Baroque & Rococo

Biology Courses (BI)

• BI 404 Genetics
• BI 421 Human Genetics and Development
• BI 425 Cell Biology
• BI 429 Ecology
• BI 333 Molecular Biology (0 credits as needed)
• BI 438 Bioinformatics
• BI 440 Biochemistry
• BI 460 Topics in Biology
• BI 589 Independent Research

Chemistry (CH)

• CH 401 Physical Chemistry I
• CH 402 Physical Chemistry II
• CH 403 Biochemistry
• CH 404 Instrumental Methods of Clinical Analysis
• CH 405 Inorganic Chemistry
• CH 406 Advanced Organic Chemistry
• CH 407 Polymers and Biopolymers
• CH 433 Statistical Thermodynamics
• CH 435 Modern Chemical Concepts
• CH 436 Modern Chemical Concepts II
• CH 437 Audio-Visual Workshops
• CH 439 Organic Chemistry Teacher
• CH 442 Analytical Chemistry for Teachers
• CH 443 Physical Chemistry for Teachers
• CH 451 Quantum Chemistry and Chemical Physics
• CH 489 Chemical Research
• CH 503 General Principles of Toxicology
• CH 504 Instrumental Methods of Analysis II
• CH 518 Instrumental Analysis in Forensic Toxicology and Chemistry (3 credits)

Computer Science Courses (CS)

• CS 400 Introduction to Structured Programming
• CS 407 Problem-Solving with Algorithms and Programming I
• CS 408 Problem-Solving with Algorithms and Programming II
• CS 409 Data Structures
• CS 415 Theory of Computation
• CS 428 Modern Programming Languages
• CS 454 Database Management Systems Design
• CS 458 Operating Systems
• CS 462 Computer Organization and Architecture
• CS 469 Management Information Systems
• CS 470 Applied Computer Graphics
• CS 472 Data Communications
• CS 474 Compiler Design
• CS 476 Organization of Programming Languages
• CS 487 Special Topics in Computer Science
• CS 589 Independent Research

History Courses (HS)

• HS 520 Topics in American History
• HS 522 Sports in America
• HS 525 European Fascism: Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany
• HS 526 Age of Dictators—Hitler and Stalin
• HS 529 American Political Thought
• HS 530 America from 1877-1945: From Gilded Age to Global War
• HS 531 Contemporary America, 1945 to Present
• HS 535 Vietnam Wars
• HS 536 Women in Western Society
• HS 540 Ancient Greece, from Homer to Alexander the Great
• HS 541 Special Studies in Ancient History: Ancient Rome
• HS 542 The Italian Renaissance
• HS 544 Women/Man’s World
• HS 545 The City in American History
• HS 546 The Soviet Union
• HS 550 Turning Points in Western History
• HS 555 The World at War, 1914 to 1945
• HS 556 Civil War and Its Aftermath: 1850-1890
• HS 560 Modern Italy
• HS 566 World in Turmoil: The Mediterranean World, from the Fall of Rome to the First Crusade
• HS 570 Race in America: Slavery to Du Bois
• HS 575 Turning Points in the Twentieth Century: From the New Imperialism to Globalization
• HS 577 Labor in American History
• HS 580 Dangerous Continent: Europe 1945-2005
• HS 585 Topics in History
• HS 588 Embattled World: From the Cold War to the War on Terror
• HS 689 Independent Research

International Peace and Conflict Resolution (IP)

• IP 501 Introduction to Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution 3 Credits
• IP 502 Research Methods in Conflict Analysis & Peace Science
• IP 503 Culture and Conflict
• IP 504 Foundations of Conflict Analysis 3 Credits
• IP 505 Topics in Contemporary Conflict Resolution
• IP 507 Foundations of Peace Education
• IP 508 A Case in Conflict (3 Credits)
• IP 510 Social Movements
• IP 511 Introduction to International Law (3 Credits)
• IP 512 International Protection of Human Rights
• IP 515 Mediation and Conflict Coaching (3 credits)
• IP 519 Global Poverty & Inequality
• IP 520 International Security
• IP 521 International Organizations in Dispute Resolution (3 Credits)
• IP 522 Conflict Resolution in Deeply Divided Societies (3 Credits)
• IP 523 Post Conflict Relief and Development
• IP 524 Conflict Management (3 Credits)
• IP 525 Post-Conflict Reconstruction (3 Credits)
• IP 527 Peace Education I: Theory & Principles
• IP 528 Peace Education II: Methodologies and Practical Application
• IP 529 Advanced Mediation
• IP 530 Social Life of War: Political, Cultural and Identity Processes in Global Conflict (3 Credits)
• IP 531 Law and Politics of International Migration
• IP 532 Advanced Seminar in International Law
• IP 533 Conflict Transformation 3 Credits
• IP 534 Treaties in International Law
• IP 535 Economics, the Environment and Development (3 Credits)
• IP 536 Conflict Analysis
• IP 537 Restorative Justice (3 Credits)
• IP 540 Organizing, Advocacy and Activism
• IP 542 International Health and Human Rights (3 Credits)
• IP 543 Peace Perspectives of World Religions (3 Credits)
• IP 565 Natural Resources Wars (4 Credits)
• IP 570 International Human Rights (3 Credits)
• IP 574 NGOs in International Politics: Concepts and Challenges (3 Credits)
• IP 578 NGO Management
• IP 585 Special Topics IPCR
• IP 589 Independent Study

International Studies (IS)

• IS 520 Global Poverty & Inequality
• IS 530 Social Life of War: Political, Cultural and Identity Processes in Global Conflict
• IS 540 Law, Disorder and Globalization

Mathematics Courses (MA)

• MA 402 Advanced Calculus
• MA 403 Topics in Analysis
• MA 422 Abstract Algebra
• MA 423 Number Theory
• MA 425 Introduction to Number Theory
• MA 430 Graph Theory and Combinatorics
• MA 431 Modern College Geometry
• MA 441 Probability
• MA 442 Mathematical Statistics I
• MA 443 Mathematical Statistics II
• MA 452 Differential Equations
• MA 456 Numerical Analysis
• MA 460 Topics in Group Theory
• MA 461 History of Mathematics
• MA 501 Survey of Math I
• MA 502 Survey of Math II
• MA 503 Applied Calculus II
• MA 505 Probability and Statistics

Music Courses (MU)

• MU 401 Music with Computers
• MU 403 Music in the Baroque Era
• MU 406 Chamber Music
• MU 407 Survey of Opera
• MU 408 20th Century Music
• MU 409 Symphonic Literature and Analysis
• MU 410 Survey of Music in America
• MU 420 Music by Women Composers
• MU 426 Practical Comprehensive Theory
• MU 441 Swing and the Big Bands
• MU 474 Music in the Classical Period
• MU 475 Modern Arranging Seminar I
• MU 476 Seminar in Composition I
• MU 480 English Hand Bells
• MU 485 Special Topics in Music
• MU 689 Independent Research

Philosophy Courses (PL)

• PL 400 Ethics
• PL 405 Ethics of War
• PL 408 The Greek Mind
• PL 409 Modern Philosophy
• PL 423 Philosophy in Literature
• PL 455 (How) Do We Know What We Know? Truth, Media, Politics
• PL 485 Special Topics: Philosophy
• PL 689 Independent Research

Religion Courses (RE)

• RE 417 Religion and Its Expression in Literature
• RE 420 Archeology and Religion
• RE 422 Religion and Personality: Psychology of Religion
• RE 425 How Climate Change, Geography, and Technology Shape Religion
• RE 426 Dawn of Humanity and the Origins of Religion
• RE 428 The Future in Science and Religion
• RE 430 Jerusalem: City of Peace or Armageddon
• RE 456 Topics in Biblical Studies
• RE 485 Special Topics: Religion

Theater Arts Courses (TH)

• TH 444 Acting Shakespeare
• TH 450 Playwriting
• TH 461 Seminar: Modern Drama
• TH 465 Children’s Theatre
• TH 470 Career Internship
• TH 490 Advanced Workshop in Theatre