Courses

Investigation of a particular topic, problem or issue in Art History with emphasis on those not covered in other art history courses.

This course will cover various topics in biology at the lower division level. The topics will change from term to term. Courses may or may not involve laboratory instruction. Non-laboratory courses will offer 3 credit hours and laboratory courses will offer 4 credit hours.

Specific titles will be announced for each term in class schedules and will be entered on transcripts.

Topics in Computing designed to give students knowledge at the frontier of a rapidly changing field.

Title and description of specific courses to be specified at time of offering. Course may be repeated with permission up to a maximum of 10 hours credit.

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Title and description of the course is to be specified at the time of offering. Students can re-enroll for up to a maximum of 9 hours. Only three hours may be counted toward a minor or major in physics.

Courses on European history topics not usually offered by the department.

Title and description of specific course to be specified at time of offering. Course (with different title and description) may be repeated with Department Chair's permission up to a maximum of 6 hours of credit.

This course provides students the opportunity to engage with a range of topics relevant to the French-speaking world. The specific topics vary to allow students to deepen their knowledge of social, cultural, and political issues shaping the French-speaking world and beyond. Geography