Courses

A full symphony orchestra that performs standard orchestra literature, as well as oratorio, concerto, and opera accompaniments. May be repeated for credit.

A full symphony orchestra that performs standard orchestra literature, as well as oratorio, concerto, and opera accompaniments. May be repeated for credit.

This course examines the chief policy issue that will determine the future of Texas: how state and local agencies administer the state’s ground- and surface-water legal regimes.

The ecological relation of water in this biosphere with special reference to the human psychological) in the development, conservation, regulation, and utilization of water of water resources in the state of Texas.

The course examines Texas laws governing the taking and possession of wildlife. regulatory tools used by the state of Texas to conserve an ample supply of wildlife ownership.

This course deals with transfers of property, including intestate succession, probate planning, and rules of construction that affect will and trust drafting. The course also Relevant Texas Estates Code and Uniform Probate Code statutes will be used in

Reading and analyzing play scripts as blueprints for dramatic actions, sights, sounds, characters, and productions.

Script Analysis provides students with the tools to read and interpret scripts from a variety of perspectives with a focus upon implications for production. Students will analyze plays for character, plot, theme, action, given circumstances, and production requirements.

This course reviews various methods of analysis of a dramatic text. This includes inductive, deductive, structural, and methodical approaches. It also examines techniques for production research and explores issues of interpretation that affect the development of a play's translation into a production on stage.

Basic literary genres and important texts in the German-speaking literary landscape from the 18th century to the present. Analysis within their respective historical and cultural contexts. Learning critical concepts and skills around storytelling, narrative, and creative agency. Required of all majors.