School of Communication

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Communication is at the root of nearly everything we do, and exploring and innovating within the field can open doors to a wide range of careers. The School of Communication elevates and expands the communication arts and sciences through scholarship, clinical studies, creative exploration, and our spirit of "serious play." Bridging theory and practice, our immersive curriculum and research opportunities position students for professional success in media and performing arts; medicine and allied health fields; business and marketing; law, politics, and policy; education and academia; and so much more. Through these pathways, we are building a collaborative, interdisciplinary community known as much for its achievements as the breadth of voices, perspectives, and traditions that shape them.

Founded by Robert Cumnock in 1878, the School of Communication is now the third largest of Northwestern’s six undergraduate divisions. It annually enrolls approximately 1,000 undergraduate majors and 700 graduate students.

Originally, the curriculum and its related activities were concerned with public speaking and interpretative reading as performing arts. As the field grew, the school added instruction in theatre, speech pathology, audiology, radio, television, film, and other specialties in oral communication. Throughout its history the school has often been a pioneer in new fields of study, including film and audiology.

Today the five departments of instruction represent the diverse spectrum of study in the field of communication: communication sciences and disorders; communication studies; performance studies; radio/television/film; and theatre (including dance). All departments offer graduate courses. The School of Communication sponsors debate, film and video, playwriting, and theatre arts divisions of North­western’s National High School Institute, also known as the "Cherubs."

In 2008 Northwestern opened a branch campus in Qatar, where programs in communication and journalism are offered. (See Campuses and Schools in The University chapter of this catalog.)

Facilities

The School of Communication provides outstanding facilities in which students and faculty work, perform, pursue research, engage in media ventures, and connect with their community. The Patrick G. and Shirley W. Ryan Center for the Musical Arts is the home of the School of Communication Dean’s Office and Office of Undergraduate Programs and Advising. The building also houses the administrative and faculty offices of the Departments of Theatre and Performance Studies.

Annie May Swift Hall—a beautifully restored legacy of Northwestern’s early days that once housed all of the school’s programs—is now home to the Department of Radio/Television/Film as well as the department’s film library, the Peggy Dow Helmerich Auditorium, and the Alvina Krause Studio black box theater operated by the Department of Performance Studies. Students in the Department of Radio/Television/Film also have access to the Fisk Digital Media Studio. The nearby John J. Louis Hall is home to the film equipment center, computer animation facilities, a lecture/screening hall, the Kushner Podcast Studio Lab, and the Barbara and Garry Marshall Studio Wing, which includes the Hobson/Lucas Soundstage, the studios of WNUR-FM, and film and video production and postproduction facilities. Louis Hall also houses an arts and technology lab, as well as spaces for performance studies, and for the writing and sound programs. 

The Virginia Wadsworth Wirtz Center for the Performing Arts, recently renovated to increase student performance and rehearsal space, houses the Josephine Louis Theater, a 288-seat proscenium theater; the Ethel M. Barber Theater, a 439-seat thrust theater; four black box spaces, including the Hal and Martha Hyer Wallis and the Mussetter-Struble Theaters and the Clara, Lu 'n' Em Theater; and production facilities, including scene and costume shops, wet and dry design rooms, computer labs, rehearsal spaces, and more. In addition, the Department of Theatre sponsors occasional productions in Cahn Auditorium, Northwestern's 1,000-seat proscenium space. The Marjorie Ward Marshall Dance Center features two dance studios.

The Frances Searle Building is home to the School of Communication’s science and research programs, including the Roxelyn and Richard Pepper Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders and the Department of Communication Studies. Across the street is the state-of-the-art facility for the school’s Center for Audiology, Speech, Language, and Learning, which serves the greater Evanston community through excellence in clinical care, cutting-edge research, and student development. Additional communication studies offices are located at 1815 Chicago Avenue. Next door, Hardy House provides a home to the Northwestern Debate Society.

On Northwestern’s Chicago campus in Abbott Hall are offices for the School of Communication master’s program in communication and health and its treatment programs in voice, speech, and swallowing disorders. Additionally, the building houses the administrative headquarters for the Black Arts Consortium. In Spring 2021, the Virginia Wadsworth Wirtz Center for Performing and Media Arts in Chicago was completed. The state-of-the-art facility supports the School’s MFA programs by providing dynamic spaces for student work while fostering partnerships with city arts institutions and audiences.

Degree Requirements

Students in the School of Communication pursue either a Bachelor of Arts in Communication (BACMN) or a Bachelor of Science in Communication (BSCMN) with a major in Communication Studies, Dance, Human Communication Sciences, Performance Studies, Radio/Television/Film, or Theatre. With the exception of students enrolled in the Bienen and McCormick dual degree programs, students will earn only one degree even if they have more than one major. For example, if you have a primary major in Theatre and a second major in Political Science, you will earn either a Bachelor of Arts or a Bachelor of Science in Communication with a major in Theatre and a major in Political Science. At graduation, students attend the Convocation for the School of their primary major, no matter what other programs or majors they might be completing. Students completing dual degrees are invited to participate in convocation ceremonies for both Schools from which they are receiving a degree.

The School of Communication grants the degree of bachelor of science in communication (BSCMN) or bachelor of arts in communication (BACMN) upon:

  1. the satis­factory completion of 42 course units;
  2. the fulfillment of the distribution requirements of the student’s major department; and
  3. the completion of School requirements and an approved major in communication suited to the student’s special interests and needs.

If students interrupt the program of study for an extended period of time and degree requirements are changed during this period, students are normally held to the new requirements.

In addition to, and independent of, the requirements set by the School of Communication, students must satisfy the Undergraduate Registration Requirement.

The Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders offers only the BSCMN, which does not include a language requirement.

The Department of Communication Studies offers both the BSCMN and BACMN, both of which have a language requirement. The BSCMN additionally requires a course on research methods in communication studies.

The Department of Radio/Television/Film offers only the BACMN, which has a language requirement. 

The Departments of Performance Studies and Theatre (including dance) offer both the BSCMN and BACMN. The BACMN has a language requirement, but the BSCMN does not.

Students in programs with a language requirement must demonstrate two-year proficiency in a classical or modern language other than English. Proficiency is defined as competence in the work covered through the final quarter of a college-level second-year language course sequence (or equivalent as determined by each foreign language department). Students who enroll for course credit to satisfy the proficiency requirement must earn a grade no lower than C– in the final course of the second-year course sequence. This proficiency is established in precisely the same manner as in the Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences; see the Weinberg College section of this catalog.

General Requirements

Students who matriculate as first-year students must take at least 32 of their 42 credits at Northwestern. Up to 10 credits may come from non-NU sources, such as AP/IB credit, most study abroad programs, or domestic transfer credit.

Transfer students are required to complete a minimum of 21 of their 42 credits at Northwestern, and at least 11 of those credits in the School of Communication. An advising meeting is required before the first registration for all transfer students.

School Requirements

First-Year Seminar

All first-year students in the School of Communication must complete a first-year seminar within the School. These seminars are designed to introduce incoming students to the study of human communication and expression through the interdisciplinary lenses of speech and hearing sciences, social scientific and humanistic studies of media, performance, film production, and storytelling.

Learning Objectives: 

  • Engage critical thinking skills while exploring the breadth of School of Communication creative and research endeavors. 
  • Experiment with research and communication conventions associated with School of Communication disciplines.
  • Collaborate with peers from different SoC majors to highlight the benefits of interdisciplinary inquiry.

SoC Capstone

​All students in the School of Communication must complete the SoC Capstone requirement. The SoC Capstone is a culminating school-wide requirement that empowers students to holistically reflect upon what they have learned and how they have grown through their experiences of coursework, internships, research, independent studies, employment, personal experience, creative and co-curricular activities. This self-reflection helps students understand their strengths and areas for future development.

Learning Objectives: 

  • Explore and reflect on knowledge, skills, values, and relationships gained through coursework, internships, research, independent studies, employment, personal experience, and creative and co-curricular activities as they relate to the student’s chosen post-graduate path/field.  
  • Collaborate with instructor, peers, and guest speakers to identify and discuss field-specific trends, skills, and best practices. 
  • Construct a portfolio to demonstrate how student’s experiences, transferable skills, and accomplishments apply to the knowledge, skills, values, and best practices of their chosen field/path. 

Major Programs in Communication and Related Requirements

All students in the School of Communication must meet the requirements of one of the following major programs: communication studies, dance, human communication sciences, performance studies, radio/tele­vision/film, or theatre.

Distribution Requirements

All major programs in communication require 18 units that include coursework in the categories below. For communication studies, human communication sciences, and theatre majors, distribution requirement courses must be taken outside of the major department. For dance, performance studies, and radio/television/film majors, courses within the School of Communication currently do not fulfill distribution requirements. Students should refer to their SoC major requirements regarding the number of courses required in each category.

Note that some of the courses listed below may have enrollment restrictions (e.g. only students in that major/minor/certificate/degree program are able to enroll in those courses).

Mathematics, science, and technology

Courses in this category engage students in scientific inquiry, quantitative reasoning, and computational or design thinking as ways of understanding the physical, natural, and technological world. Students learn to use empirical and mathematical methods to investigate questions, evaluate evidence and claims, and construct well-supported explanations or models while developing an understanding of what these approaches can and cannot reveal. Learning outcomes include: 

  1. Describe the fundamental features and mechanisms of the physical, natural, and/or technological world, including the major theories and research approaches that underlie this understanding.
  2. Apply principles of scientific inquiry, quantitative reasoning, and computational or design thinking, including measurement, data analysis, hypothesis testing, and mathematical modeling, to investigate questions and/or design solutions in the physical, natural, or technological world. 
  3. Critically evaluate evidence, data, and models used to support claims in scientific, mathematical, or technological domains, including attention to uncertainty, validity, ethical considerations, and potential adverse impacts, and assess the strengths, limitations, and scope of claims that evidence can support.  
  4. Construct evidence-based explanations or models that integrate scientific, mathematical, or computational reasoning to analyze phenomena, systems, or problems. 
Course Title
ANTHRO 213-0Human Origins
ANTHRO 309-0Human Osteology
ANTHRO 312-0Human Population Biology
ANTHRO 314-0Human Growth & Development
ANTHRO 317-0Human Evolution
ANTHRO 333-0GIS for the Social Sciences
ANTHRO 375-0Advanced Methods in Forensic Anthropology
ANTHRO 386-0Methods in Human Biology Research
ASTRON 101-0Modern Cosmology
ASTRON 103-0Solar System
ASTRON 106-0A Brief Journey Through the Invisible Universe
ASTRON 111-0Introduction to Astrobiology
ASTRON 120-0Highlights of Astronomy
ASTRON 220-1Introduction to Astrophysics I: Life Cycle of Stars and Planets
ASTRON 220-2Introduction to Astrophysics II: Galactic Evolution and Cosmology
ASTRON 305-0Basics of Radio Astronomy
ASTRON 314-0Planetary Astrophysics
ASTRON 321-0Observational Astrophysics
ASTRON 325-0Stellar Astrophysics
ASTRON 329-0Extragalactic Astrophysics and Cosmology
ASTRON 331-0Astrophysics for ISP
ASTRON 425-0Stellar Astrophysics
BIOL_SCI 100-0Introduction to Biological Sciences at Northwestern
BIOL_SCI 103-0Diversity of Life
BIOL_SCI 104-0Plant-People Interactions
BIOL_SCI 109-0The Nature of Plants
BIOL_SCI 150-0Human Genetics
BIOL_SCI 164-0Basic Genetics and Evolution
BIOL_SCI 201-0Molecular Biology
BIOL_SCI 202-0Cell Biology
BIOL_SCI 203-0Genetics and Evolution
BIOL_SCI 232-0Molecular and Cellular Processes Laboratory
BIOL_SCI 233-0Genetics and Molecular Processes Laboratory
BIOL_SCI 234-0Investigative Laboratory
BIOL_SCI 239-0Fundamentals of Biological Mechanisms
BIOL_SCI 240-0Fundamentals of Cellular Processes
BIOL_SCI 241-0Fundamentals of Multicellular Complexity
BIOL_SCI 301-0Principles of Biochemistry
BIOL_SCI 302-0Fundamentals of Neurobiology
BIOL_SCI 303-0Molecular and Structural Neurobiology
BIOL_SCI 307-0Brain Structure, Function, and Evolution
BIOL_SCI 310-0Human Physiology
BIOL_SCI 315-0Advanced Cell Biology
BIOL_SCI 319-0Virology and Antiviral Immunity
BIOL_SCI 323-0Bioinformatics: Sequence and Structure Analysis
BIOL_SCI 325-0Animal Physiology
BIOL_SCI 327-0Biology of Aging
BIOL_SCI 328-0Microbiology
BIOL_SCI 332-0Conservation Genetics
BIOL_SCI 333-0Plant-Animal Interactions
BIOL_SCI 336-0Spring Flora
BIOL_SCI 337-0Biostatistics
BIOL_SCI 338-0Modeling Biological Dynamics
BIOL_SCI 339-0Critical Topics in Ecology and Conservation
BIOL_SCI 340-0Agroecosystems: The Ecology of Food Production
BIOL_SCI 341-0Population Genetics
BIOL_SCI 342-0Evolutionary Processes
BIOL_SCI 346-0Field Ecology
BIOL_SCI 347-0Conservation Biology
BIOL_SCI 349-0Community & Population Ecology
BIOL_SCI 350-0Plant Evolution and Diversity Lab
BIOL_SCI 354-0Systems Biology
BIOL_SCI 355-0Immunobiology
BIOL_SCI 360-0Principles of Cell Signaling
BIOL_SCI 361-0Protein Structure and Function
BIOL_SCI 363-0Biophysics
BIOL_SCI 377-0The Human Microbiome
BIOL_SCI 378-0Functional Genomics
BIOL_SCI 379-0Proteomics and Disease
BIOL_SCI 380-0Biology of Cancer
BIOL_SCI 381-0Stem Cells and Regeneration
BIOL_SCI 390-0Molecular Biology of Genome Editing and Engineering
BIOL_SCI 391-0Developmental Biology
BIOL_SCI 392-0Morphogenesis
BIOL_SCI 393-0Human Genomics
BIOL_SCI 395-0Molecular Genetics
BIOL_SCI 396-0Evolution and Diversity: Mushroom Genetics and Genomics
BMD_ENG 207-0BME Lab: Experimental Design
BMD_ENG 250-0Thermodynamics
BMD_ENG 270-0Fluid Mechanics
BMD_ENG 271-0Introduction to Biomechanics
BMD_ENG 304-0Quantitative Systems Physiology
BMD_ENG 305-0Quantitative Systems Physiology
BMD_ENG 306-0Quantitative Systems Physiology
BMD_ENG 308-0Biomedical Signals and Circuits
BMD_ENG 309-0Biomedical Systems Analysis
BMD_ENG 311-0Computational Genomics
BMD_ENG 312-0Biomedical Applications in Machine Learning
BMD_ENG 313-0Wearable Devices: From Sensing to Biomedical Inference
BMD_ENG 317-0Biochemical Sensors
BMD_ENG 325-0Introduction to Medical Imaging
BMD_ENG 327-0Magnetic Resonance Imaging
BMD_ENG 333-0Modern Optical Microscopy & Imaging
BMD_ENG 340-0Pharmaceutical Engineering: From Discovery to Therapeutics
BMD_ENG 343-0Biomaterials and Medical Devices
BMD_ENG 344-0Biological Performance of Materials
BMD_ENG 346-0Tissue Engineering
BMD_ENG 347-0Foundations of Regenerative Engineering
BMD_ENG 348-0Applications of Regenerative Engineering
BMD_ENG 353-0Bioelectronics
BMD_ENG 354-0Bioelectronics Lab
BMD_ENG 365-0Control of Human Limbs and Their Artificial Replacements
BMD_ENG 366-0Biomechanics of Movement
BMD_ENG 377-0Intermediate Fluid Mechanics
BMD_ENG 378-0Transport Fundamentals
BMD_ENG 380-0Medical Devices, Disease & Global Health
BMD_ENG 388-SAHealth Systems Engineering
BMD_ENG 389-SAHealth Technology Management
BMD_ENG 390-1Biomedical Engineering Design
BMD_ENG 390-2Biomedical Engineering Design
BMD_ENG 390-3Biomedical Engineering Design
BMD_ENG 391-SAHealthCare Techology Innovation and Design
BMD_ENG 395-0Topics in Biomedical Engineering
BMD_ENG 397-0Special Topics in Biomedical Engineering
BUS_INST 301-0Accounting
BUS_INST 304-0Corporate Finance
BUS_INST 331-0Real Estate Finance & Investment
CHEM 100-0Introduction to Calculus and Chemistry
CHEM 110-0Quantitative Problem Solving in Chemistry
CHEM 131-0Fundamentals of Chemistry I
CHEM 132-0Fundamentals of Chemistry II
CHEM 141-0Fundamentals of Chemistry Laboratory I
CHEM 142-0Fundamentals of Chemistry Laboratory II
CHEM 151-0General Chemistry I
CHEM 152-0General Chemistry II
CHEM 161-0General Chemistry Laboratory I
CHEM 162-0General Chemistry Laboratory II
CHEM 171-0Advanced General Inorganic Chemistry
CHEM 181-0Advanced General Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory
CHEM 182-0Advanced General Physical Chemistry Laboratory
CHEM 201-0Chemistry of Nature and Culture
CHEM 215-1Organic Chemistry I
CHEM 215-2Organic Chemistry II
CHEM 215-3Organic Chemistry III
CHEM 217-1Accelerated Organic Chemistry I
CHEM 217-3Accelerated Organic Chemistry III
CHEM 220-0Introductory Instrumental Analysis
CHEM 235-1Organic Chemistry Lab I
CHEM 235-2Organic Chemistry Lab II
CHEM 235-3Organic Chemistry Lab III
CHEM 237-1Accelerated Organic Chemistry Laboratory I
CHEM 237-2Accelerated Organic Chemistry Laboratory II
CHEM 302-0Principles of Inorganic Chemistry
CHEM 303-0Biophysical Chemistry: Physical Principles, Water, and Quantum Effects in Biolog
CHEM 305-0Chemistry of Life Processes
CHEM 306-0Environmental Chemistry
CHEM 307-0Supramolecular Design of Materials and Nanostructures
CHEM 308-0Design, Synthesis, and Applications of Nanomaterials
CHEM 309-0Polymer Chemistry
CHEM 310-1Physical Organic Chemistry I
CHEM 310-2Physical Organic Chemistry II
CHEM 313-0Advanced Organic Chemistry 1. Advanced concepts of organic reactivity and selectivity in synthesis.
CHEM 314-0Principles of Chemical Biology
CHEM 316-0Medicinal Chemistry: the Organic Chemistry of Drug Design and Action
CHEM 319-0Advanced Organic Synthesis - Concepts and Applications
CHEM 333-0Inorganic Chemistry
CHEM 342-1Thermodynamics
CHEM 342-2Quantum Mechanics and Spectroscopy
CHEM 342-3Kinetics and Statistical Thermodynamics
CHEM 348-0Physical Chemistry for ISP
CHEM 350-1Advanced Laboratory 1
CHEM 350-2Advanced Laboratory 2
CHEM 350-3Advanced Laboratory 3
CHEM 393-0Green Chemistry
CHEM 402-0Principles of Inorganic Chemistry
CHEM 403-0Biophysical Chemistry: Physical Principles, Water, and Quantum Effects in Biolog
CHEM 407-0Supramolecular Design of Materials and Nanostructures
CHEM 419-0Advanced Organic Synthesis - Concepts and Applications
CHEM_ENG 190-0Engineering of Chemical and Biological Processes
CHEM_ENG 210-0Analysis of Chemical Process Systems
CHEM_ENG 211-0Thermodynamics
CHEM_ENG 212-0Phase Equilibrium and Staged Separations
CHEM_ENG 220-0Foundations of Chemical Engineering Computing
CHEM_ENG 275-0Molecular & Cell Biology for Engineers
CHEM_ENG 302-0Artifical Life
CHEM_ENG 307-0Kinetics and Reactor Engineering
CHEM_ENG 312-0Probability and Statistics for Chemical Engineering
CHEM_ENG 320-0Chemical and Biological Engineering Transport Laboratory
CHEM_ENG 321-0Fluid Mechanics
CHEM_ENG 322-0Heat Transfer
CHEM_ENG 323-0Mass Transfer
CHEM_ENG 330-0Molecular Engineering and Statistical Mechanics
CHEM_ENG 340-0Chemical and Biological Process Controls Laboratory
CHEM_ENG 341-0Dynamics and Control of Chemical and Biological Processes
CHEM_ENG 342-0Chemical Engineering Laboratory
CHEM_ENG 345-0Process Optimization for Energy and Sustainability
CHEM_ENG 351-0Process Economics, Design, & Evaluation
CHEM_ENG 355-0Chemical Product Design
CHEM_ENG 361-0Introduction to Polymers
CHEM_ENG 364-0Chemical Processing and the Environment
CHEM_ENG 365-0Sustainability, Technology, and Society
CHEM_ENG 367-0Quantitative Methods in Life Cycle Analysis
CHEM_ENG 372-0Bionanotechnology
CHEM_ENG 373-0Biotechnology and Global Health
CHEM_ENG 375-0Biochemical Engineering
CHEM_ENG 376-0Engineering Biology I: Deconstructing synthetic biology technology across scales
CHEM_ENG 377-0Bioseparations
CHEM_ENG 378-0Engineering Biology II: Developing synthetic biology technologies across scales
CHEM_ENG 379-0Computational Biology: Analysis and Design of Living Systems
CHEM_ENG 381-0Practical Biological Imaging
CHEM_ENG 382-0Regulatory Sciences in Biotechnology
CIV_ENV 201-0Cornerstone Design
CIV_ENV 202-0Biological and Ecological Principles
CIV_ENV 203-0Earth in the Anthropocene
CIV_ENV 205-0Economics and Finance for Engineers
CIV_ENV 216-0Mechanics of Materials I
CIV_ENV 220-0Structural Art
CIV_ENV 221-0Theory of Structures I
CIV_ENV 250-0Earth Surface Engineering
CIV_ENV 260-0Environmental Systems and Processes
CIV_ENV 301-1Cornerstone Design Lab
CIV_ENV 304-0Civil and Environmental Engineering Systems Analysis
CIV_ENV 306-0Uncertainty Analysis
CIV_ENV 309-0Climate and Energy - Law and Policy
CIV_ENV 314-0Organic Geochemistry
CIV_ENV 317-0Biogeochemistry
CIV_ENV 320-0Structural Analysis--Dynamics
CIV_ENV 321-0Concrete Properties
CIV_ENV 323-0Structural Steel Design
CIV_ENV 325-0Reinforced Concrete
CIV_ENV 326-0Engineering Forensics
CIV_ENV 327-0Finite Element Methods in Mechanics
CIV_ENV 328-0Computational Forensics and Failure Analysis
CIV_ENV 330-0Engineering Project Management
CIV_ENV 332-10Building Construction Estimating
CIV_ENV 336-10Project Scheduling
CIV_ENV 346-0Ecohydrology
CIV_ENV 352-0Foundation Engineering
CIV_ENV 353-0Energy Geostructures & Geosystems
CIV_ENV 361-1Environmental Microbiology
CIV_ENV 361-2Public & Environmental Health
CIV_ENV 364-0Sustainable Water Systems
CIV_ENV 365-0Environmental Laboratory
CIV_ENV 366-0Dynamics in Chemical Transport and Reaction
CIV_ENV 367-0Chemical Processes in Aquatic Systems
CIV_ENV 368-0Sustainability: The City
CIV_ENV 370-0Emerging Organic Contaminants
CIV_ENV 371-0Introduction to Transportation Planning and Analysis
CIV_ENV 374-0Data Science for Urban Systems
CIV_ENV 376-0Transportation System Operations
CIV_ENV 377-0Choice Modelling in Engineering
CIV_ENV 385-1Architectural Engineering and Design 1: Fundamentals
CIV_ENV 385-2Architectural Engineering & Design 2: Intermediate
CIV_ENV 385-3Architectural Engineering & Design 3: Advanced Studio
CIV_ENV 386-0High Performance Architectural Design
CIV_ENV 387-0Design of Sustainable Urban Developments
CIV_ENV 388-1Building Science I: Fundamentals for Sustainable Buildings
CIV_ENV 388-2Building Science II: Application for Sustainable Buildings
CIV_ENV 391-SAEngineering Nature in South Africa: Impacts on Human and Ecological Health
CIV_ENV 394-SAClimate and Health Projects
CIV_ENV 398-1Community-based Design 1
CIV_ENV 398-2Community-based Design 2
CLASSICS 314-0Topics in Ancient Science and Technology
COG_SCI 210-0Language and the Brain
COMM_ST 351-0Technology & Human Interaction
COMM_ST 352-0Social Network Analysis
COMM_ST 352-SASocial Network Analysis
COMM_ST 353-0Collaboration Technology
COMM_ST 355-0Audience Analysis
COMM_ST 358-0Algorithms and Society
COMM_ST 371-0Cultural Analytics
COMM_ST 374-0Interactive Museum Exhibit Design
COMP_ENG 203-0Introduction to Computer Engineering
COMP_ENG 205-0Fundamentals of Computer System Software
COMP_ENG 303-0Advanced Digital Design
COMP_ENG 329-0The Art of Multicore Concurrent Programming
COMP_ENG 334-0Fundamentals of Blockchains and Decentralization
COMP_ENG 346-0Microcontroller System Design
COMP_ENG 347-1Microprocessor Systems Project I
COMP_ENG 347-2Microprocessor Systems Project II
COMP_ENG 355-0ASIC and FPGA Design
COMP_ENG 356-0Introduction to Formal Specification & Verification
COMP_ENG 357-0Design Automation in VLSI
COMP_ENG 358-0Introduction to Parallel Computing
COMP_ENG 361-0Computer Architecture I
COMP_ENG 362-0Computer Architecture Projects
COMP_ENG 364-0CyberPhysical Systems Design and Application
COMP_ENG 365-0Internet-of-things Sensors, Systems, And Applications
COMP_ENG 366-0Embedded Systems
COMP_ENG 368-0Programming Massively Parallel Processors with CUDA
COMP_ENG 369-0Introduction to Sensor Networks
COMP_ENG 387-0Real-Time Digital Systems Design and Verification with FPGAs
COMP_ENG 391-0CMOS VLSI Circuit Design
COMP_ENG 392-0VLSI Systems Design Projects
COMP_ENG 393-0Advanced Low Power VLSI and Mixed-signal IC Design
COMP_SCI 110-0Introduction to Computer Programming
COMP_SCI 111-0Fundamentals of Computer Programming
COMP_SCI 150-0Fundamentals of Programming and Computational Problem Solving
COMP_SCI 180-0Software Design & Composition
COMP_SCI 208-0Data Structures & Algorithms
COMP_SCI 211-0Programming in Systems-Level Languages
COMP_SCI 212-0Math Foundations of CS Part 1: Discrete Math for CS
COMP_SCI 213-0Introduction to Computer System
COMP_SCI 217-0Applied Data Management
COMP_SCI 260-0Introduction to Law and Digital Technologies
COMP_SCI 262-0Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science - Part 2
COMP_SCI 265-0AI and International Security
COMP_SCI 301-0Introduction to Robotics Laboratory
COMP_SCI 302-0Artifical Life
COMP_SCI 303-0Full Stack Software Engineering
COMP_SCI 304-0Intro to Web Development
COMP_SCI 307-0Introduction to Cryptography
COMP_SCI 308-0Foundations of Security
COMP_SCI 310-0Scalable Software Architectures
COMP_SCI 311-0Inclusive Making
COMP_SCI 312-0Data Privacy
COMP_SCI 313-0Tangible Interaction Design and Learning
COMP_SCI 314-0Technology and Human Interaction
COMP_SCI 315-0Design, Technology, and Research
COMP_SCI 316-1CS Education Research in the Community I: Foundations
COMP_SCI 316-2CS Education Research in the Community II: Sports and Computer Science
COMP_SCI 317-0Sports, Technology and Learning
COMP_SCI 320-0Proving Properties of Programs with Mechanized Logic.By the end of this course, expect to have a bet
COMP_SCI 321-0Programming Languages
COMP_SCI 322-0Compiler Construction
COMP_SCI 323-0Code Analysis and Transformation
COMP_SCI 324-0Dynamics of Programming Languages
COMP_SCI 325-0Artificial Intelligence Programming
COMP_SCI 326-0Introduction to the Data Science Pipeline
COMP_SCI 327-0Generative Methods
COMP_SCI 329-0HCI Studio
COMP_SCI 330-0Human Computer Interaction
COMP_SCI 331-0Introduction to Computational Photography
COMP_SCI 332-0Online Markets
COMP_SCI 333-0Interactive Information Visualization
COMP_SCI 334-0Introduction to Computational Linguistics
COMP_SCI 335-0Introduction to the Theory of Computation
COMP_SCI 336-0Design & Analysis of Algorithms
COMP_SCI 337-0Natural Language Processing: Classical Approaches
COMP_SCI 339-0Introduction to Database Systems
COMP_SCI 340-0Introduction to Networking
COMP_SCI 341-0Social Networks Analysis
COMP_SCI 341-SASocial Networks Analysis
COMP_SCI 343-0Operating Systems
COMP_SCI 344-0Design of Computer Problem Solvers
COMP_SCI 345-0Distributed and Networked Systems
COMP_SCI 346-0Microcontroller System Design
COMP_SCI 347-0Conversational AI
COMP_SCI 348-0Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
COMP_SCI 349-0Machine Learning
COMP_SCI 350-0Introduction to Computer Security
COMP_SCI 351-1Introduction to Computer Graphics
COMP_SCI 351-2Intermediate Computer Graphics
COMP_SCI 352-0Machine Perception of Music & Audio
COMP_SCI 353-0Natural & Artificial Vision
COMP_SCI 354-0Computer System Security
COMP_SCI 355-0Digital Forensics and Incident Response
COMP_SCI 358-0Introduction to Parallel Computing
COMP_SCI 360-0Advanced Offense and Defense in Cybersecurity
COMP_SCI 362-0Foundations of Quantum Computing and Quantum Information
COMP_SCI 367-0Wireless and Mobile Health (mHealth)
COMP_SCI 368-0Programming Massively Parallel Processors with CUDA
COMP_SCI 370-0Computer Game Design
COMP_SCI 371-0Knowledge Representation and Reasoning
COMP_SCI 372-0Designing and Constructing Models with Multi-Agent Languages
COMP_SCI 374-0Causal Graphical Models
COMP_SCI 375-0Digital Musical Instrument Dsg
COMP_SCI 376-0Computer Game Design and Development
COMP_SCI 377-0Game Design Studio
COMP_SCI 380-0Software Quality Engineering
COMP_SCI 381-0Software Design Principles and Practices
COMP_SCI 387-0Responsible Software Engineering
COMP_SCI 388-0Software Engineering Beyond Programming
COMP_SCI 392-0Rapid Prototyping for Software Innovation
COMP_SCI 393-0Software Construction
COMP_SCI 394-0Agile Software Development
COMP_SCI 412-0Data Privacy
COMP_SCI 467-0Wireless and Mobile Health (mHealth)
CSD 108-0Sound and Communication Health
CSD 110-0Introduction to Hearing and Speech Acoustics
CSD 112-0The Scientific Exploration of Communication
CSD 202-0Neurobiology of Communication
CSD 205-0Study of Learning and Learning Problems in the Classroom
CSD 207-0Seminar in Communication Sciences & Disorders
CSD 301-0Anatomy and Physiology of the Vocal Mechanism
CSD 302-0Anatomy and Physiology of the Peripheral Hearing Mechanism
CSD 303-0Brain and Cognition
CSD 304-0Statistics in Communication Sciences and Disorders
CSD 305-0Phonetics
CSD 306-0Psychoacoustics
CSD 310-0Biological Foundations of Speech and Music
CSD 318-0Introduction to Audiology
CSD 319-0Aural Rehabilitation
CSD 320-0Introduction to Speech, Language, Learning, and Their Disorders
CSD 382-0The Autism Spectrum
CSD 395-0Cognitive Neuroscience of Human Communication
DANCE 202-0Anatomy
DATA_ENG 200-0Foundations of Data Science
DATA_ENG 300-0Data Engineering Studio
DSGN 106-1Design Thinking and Communication
DSGN 106-2Design Thinking and Communication
DSGN 208-0Design Thinking and Doing
DSGN 230-0Machining Basics
DSGN 240-0Introduction to Solid Modeling: Solidworks
DSGN 241-0Wireframing and App Design Basics
DSGN 243-0Visual Thinking for Design
DSGN 306-0User Experience Design
DSGN 308-0Human-Centered Product Design
DSGN 315-0Design, Technology, and Research
DSGN 321-0Advanced Solid Modeling
DSGN 322-0Rendering
DSGN 340-0Performance and Technology: Composition Workshop
DSGN 345-0Computer-Aided Manufacturing
DSGN 348-0Rapid Prototyping
DSGN 350-0Intellectual Property and Innovation
DSGN 376-0Leonardo, Geometry, and the Art of Manufacturing
DSGN 380-1Industrial Design Projects I
DSGN 380-2Industrial Design Projects II
DSGN 381-0Digital Product Development
DSGN 382-1Service Design Studio I
DSGN 382-2Service Design Studio II
DSGN 384-1Interdisciplinary Product Design Projects I
DSGN 384-2Interdisciplinary Product Design Projects II
DSGN 386-0Manufacturing Engineering Design
DSGN 388-1MaDE Capstone Sequence I
DSGN 388-2MaDE Capstone Sequence II
DSGN 388-3MaDE Capstone Sequence III
DSGN 440-0Performance and Technology: Composition Workshop
EARTH 101-0Earth Science for the 21st Century
EARTH 105-0Climate Catastrophes in Earth History
EARTH 106-0The Ocean, the Atmosphere & Our Climate
EARTH 114-0Evolution and the Scientific Method
EARTH 170-0Earth, the Biosphere, and our Environment
EARTH 180-0Fantasy Worlds ? How to Build Your Own Planet
EARTH 203-0Earth System History
EARTH 210-0Earth Systems Science and Climate Change
EARTH 211-0Data Analysis in Earth and Environmental Sciences
EARTH 212-0Ecology & Environmental Change
EARTH 213-0Decision-Making in the Anthropocene
EARTH 214-0Physical Earth Science
EARTH 215-0Physics of the Earth's Interior
EARTH 300-0Earth and Planetary Materials
EARTH 301-0Petrology: Evolution of Crustal and Mantle Rocks
EARTH 310-0Aqueous Geochemistry
EARTH 312-0Stable Isotope Geochemistry
EARTH 313-0Radiogenic Isotope Geochemistry
EARTH 314-0Organic Geochemistry
EARTH 323-0Seismology and Earth Structure
EARTH 324-0Earthquakes and Tectonics
EARTH 327-0Geophysical Time Series Analysis
EARTH 330-0Sedimentary Geology
EARTH 331-0Field Problems in Sedimentary Geology
EARTH 340-0Physics of Weather & Climate
EARTH 341-0Quaternary Climate Change: Ice Ages to the Age of Oil
EARTH 342-0Contemporary Energy and Climate Change
EARTH 343-0Earth System Modeling
EARTH 344-0The Scientific Foundations of Decarbonization
EARTH 350-0Physics of the Earth for ISP
EARTH 353-0Mathematical Inverse Methods in Earth and Environmental Sciences
EARTH 354-0Physics of Rock Deformation in Planetary Interiors
EARTH 360-0Instrumentation and Field Methods
EARTH 361-0Scientific Programming in Python
EARTH 363-1Geographical Information Systems – GIS Level 1
EARTH 363-2Geographical Information Systems - GIS Level 2
EARTH 370-0Geobiology
EARTH 371-0Biogeochemistry
EARTH 373-0Microbial Ecology
EARTH 375-0Paleobiology
EARTH 397-0Scientific Communication
ECON 281-0Introduction to Applied Econometrics
ECON 313-0Economics of Data
ECON 329-0Experimental Economics
ECON 333-0Economics of Social Policy
ECON 336-0Analytic Methods for Public Policy Analysis
ECON 360-1Foundations of Corporate Finance Theory
ECON 380-1Game Theory
ECON 380-2Game Theory
ECON 381-1Econometrics
ECON 381-2Econometrics
ECON 383-0Applied Econometrics
ELEC_ENG 100-0Electrons, Photons, and Bits: Adventures in Electrical and Computer Engineering
ELEC_ENG 202-0Introduction to Electrical Engineering
ELEC_ENG 221-0Fundamentals of Circuits
ELEC_ENG 222-0Fundamentals of Signals & Systems
ELEC_ENG 223-0Fundamentals of Solid State Engineering
ELEC_ENG 224-0Fund of Electromagnetics & Photonics
ELEC_ENG 225-0Fundamentals of Electronics
ELEC_ENG 250-0Physical Electronics and Devices
ELEC_ENG 302-0Probabilistic Systems
ELEC_ENG 307-0Communications Systems
ELEC_ENG 308-0Applied Electromagnetics and Photonics
ELEC_ENG 326-0Electronic System Design I
ELEC_ENG 327-0Electronic System Design II: Project
ELEC_ENG 328-0Information Theory & Learning
ELEC_ENG 331-0Introduction to Computational Photography
ELEC_ENG 332-0Introduction to Computer Vision
ELEC_ENG 333-0Introduction to Communication Networks
ELEC_ENG 334-0Fundamentals of Blockchains and Decentralization
ELEC_ENG 335-0Deep Learning Foundations from Scratch
ELEC_ENG 353-0Digital Microelectronics
ELEC_ENG 359-0Digital Signal Processing
ELEC_ENG 360-0Introduction to Feedback Systems
ELEC_ENG 363-0Digital Filtering
ELEC_ENG 372-1Robot Design Studio
ELEC_ENG 372-2Robot Design Studio
ELEC_ENG 373-0Deep Reinforcement Learning
ELEC_ENG 374-0Introduction to Digital Control
ELEC_ENG 375-0Machine Learning: Foundations, Applications, and Algorithms
ELEC_ENG 378-0Digital Communications
ELEC_ENG 379-0Lasers and Coherent Optics
ELEC_ENG 380-0Wireless Communications
ELEC_ENG 381-0Electronic Properties of Materials
ELEC_ENG 382-0Photonic Information Processing
ELEC_ENG 383-0Fiber-Optic Communications
ELEC_ENG 384-0Solid State Electronic Devices
ELEC_ENG 385-0Optoelectronics
ELEC_ENG 387-0Advanced Digital Systems Design with FPGAs
ELEC_ENG 388-0Nanotechnology
ELEC_ENG 389-0Superconductivity and Its Applications
ELEC_ENG 390-0Introduction to Robotics
ELEC_ENG 398-0Electrical Engineering Design
ENTREP 325-0Engineering Entrepreneurship
ENTREP 330-1Startup Accounting and Finance
ENTREP 340-0Innovation for Impact
ENVR_POL 352-0Maple Syrup and Climate Change
ENVR_POL 375-0Contemporary Issues In Energy
ES_APPM 245-0Elementary Applied Linear Algebra
ES_APPM 252-1Honors Calculus for Engineers
ES_APPM 252-2Honors Calculus for Engineers
ES_APPM 311-0Methods of Applied Mathematics
ES_APPM 312-0Complex Variables
ES_APPM 314-0Advanced Methods for Differential Equations
ES_APPM 321-0Models in Applied Mathematics
ES_APPM 322-0Applied Dynamical Systems
ES_APPM 344-0High Performance Scientific Computing
ES_APPM 345-0Applied Linear Algebra
ES_APPM 346-0Modeling and Computation in Science & Engineering
ES_APPM 370-1Introduction to Computational Neuroscience
ES_APPM 372-0Introduction to the Analysis of RNA Sequencing Data
ES_APPM 375-1Quantitative Biology I: Experiments, Data, Models, and Analysis
ES_APPM 375-2Quantitative Biology II: Experiments, Data, Models, and Analysis
GEN_ENG 150-0Programming for Engineers
GEN_ENG 151-0Honors Programming for Engineers
GEN_ENG 205-1Engineering Analysis I
GEN_ENG 205-2Engineering Analysis II
GEN_ENG 205-3Engineering Analysis III
GEN_ENG 205-4Engineering Analysis IV
GEN_ENG 206-1Honor Engineering Analysis
GEN_ENG 206-2Honors Engineering Analysis
GEN_ENG 206-3Honors Engineering Analysis
GEN_ENG 206-4Honors Engineering Analysis IV
GEN_ENG 211-0Engineering Physics - Statics
GEN_ENG 212-0Engineering Physics - Dynamics
GEN_ENG 231-0Probability and Statistics for Engineers
GEN_ENG 241-0Linear Algebra for Engineers
GEN_ENG 251-0Applied Ordinary Differential Equations
GEN_MUS 252-0Introduction to Music Theory I
GEN_MUS 253-0Introduction to Music Theory II
HISTORY 220-0History of the Future
HISTORY 325-0History of American Technology
HISTORY 379-0Biomedicine and World History
IEMS 200-0Why IE: Professional Foundations of Industrial Engineering
IEMS 201-0Introduction to Statistics
IEMS 294-0Professional Practice Studio
IEMS 301-0Introduction to Statistical Learning
IEMS 302-0Probability
IEMS 303-0Engineering Statistics
IEMS 304-0Statistical Learning for Data Analysis
IEMS 305-0Foundations of Modern Machine Learning
IEMS 307-0Quality Improvement by Experimental Design
IEMS 310-0Operations Research
IEMS 313-0Foundations of Optimization
IEMS 314-0Nonlinear Optimization for Decision Making
IEMS 315-0Stochastic Models
IEMS 317-0Discrete Event Systems Simulation
IEMS 325-0Engineering Entrepreneurship
IEMS 340-0Qualitative Methods in Engineering Systems
IEMS 341-0Social Networks Analysis
IEMS 341-SASocial Networks Analysis
IEMS 343-0Project Management for Engineers
IEMS 348-SALeading & Leveraging Networks
IEMS 351-0AI-Enabled Sequential Decision Making
IEMS 352-0Foundations of Generative AI & Reasoning Systems
IEMS 365-0Analytics for Social Good
IEMS 373-0Intro to Financial Engineering
IEMS 381-0Supply Chain Modeling and Analysis
IEMS 382-0Operations Engineering and Management
IEMS 383-0Service Engineering and Management
IEMS 385-0Introduction to Health Systems Management
IMC 302-0Research and Data Analytics
IMC 305-0Analytics to Activation
IMC 307-0Digital, Social and Mobile Marketing
IMC 311-0Digital Governance
IMC 312-0Finance for Integrated Marketing Communications
IMC 390-0Special Topics
ISEN 210-0Introduction to Sustainability: Challenges and Solutions
ISEN 220-0Introduction to Energy Systems for the 21st Century
ISEN 230-0Climate Change and Sustainability: Ethical Dimensions
ISEN 350-SAEnergy Technology & Policy in China
JOUR 342-1Knight Lab: Studio
JOUR 342-2Knight Lab: Artificial Intelligence in Media
JOUR 377-0News by the Numbers: Intro to Data Journalism
KELLG_FE 310-0Principles of Finance
KELLG_FE 312-0Investments
KELLG_FE 314-0Derivatives
KELLG_MA 324-0Operations and Supply Chain Management
KELLG_MA 328-0Competitive Strategy and Industrial Structure
LING 250-0Sound Patterns in Human Language
LING 321-0Bilingualism
LING 330-0Research Methods in Linguistics
LING 331-0Text Processing for Linguists
LING 334-0Introduction to Computational Linguistics
LING 350-0Fundamentals of Laboratory Phonology
LRN_SCI 309-0Inclusive Making
LRN_SCI 313-0Tangible Interaction Design and Learning
LRN_SCI 318-0Text Mining for Education, Organizations, and Social Science Research
LRN_SCI 326-0Design of Technological Tools for Thinking and Learning
LRN_SCI 360-0Sports, Technology and Learning
LRN_SCI 372-0Designing and Constructing Models with Multi-agent Languages
MATH 100-0Quantitative Reasoning
MATH 202-0Finite Mathematics
MATH 211-0Short Course in Calculus
MATH 218-1Single-Variable Calculus with Precalculus
MATH 218-2Single-Variable Calculus with Precalculus
MATH 218-3Single-Variable Calculus with Precalculus
MATH 220-1Single-Variable Differential Calculus
MATH 220-2Single-Variable Integral Calculus
MATH 226-0Sequences and Series
MATH 228-1Multivariable Differential Calculus for Engineering
MATH 228-2Multivariable Integral Calculus for Engineering
MATH 230-1Multivariable Differential Calculus
MATH 230-2Multivariable Integral Calculus
MATH 235-0Series and Multiple Integrals
MATH 240-0Linear Algebra
MATH 250-0Elementary Differential Equations
MATH 281-1Accelerated Mathematics for ISP: First Year
MATH 281-2Accelerated Mathematics for ISP: First Year
MATH 281-3Accelerated Mathematics for ISP: First Year
MATH 285-1Accelerated Mathematics for MMSS
MATH 285-2Accelerated Mathematics for MMSS
MATH 285-3Accelerated Mathematics for MMSS
MATH 290-1MENU: Linear Algebra and Multivariable Calculus
MATH 290-2MENU: Linear Algebra and Multivariable Calculus
MATH 290-3MENU: Linear Algebra and Multivariable Calculus
MATH 291-1MENU: Intensive Linear Algebra and Multivariable Calculus
MATH 291-2MENU: Intensive Linear Algebra and Multivariable Calculus
MATH 291-3MENU: Intensive Linear Algebra and Multivariable Calculus
MATH 300-0Foundations of Higher Mathematics
MATH 300-BRFoundations of Higher Mathematics
MATH 306-0Combinatorics & Discrete Mathematics
MATH 308-0Graph Theory
MATH 310-1Probability and Stochastic Processes
MATH 310-2Probability and Stochastic Processes
MATH 310-3Probability and Stochastic Processes
MATH 311-1MENU: Probability and Stochastic Processes
MATH 311-2MENU: Probability and Stochastic Processes
MATH 311-3MENU: Probability and Stochastic Processes
MATH 314-0Probability and Statistics for Econometrics
MATH 320-1Real Analysis
MATH 320-2Real Analysis
MATH 320-3Real Analysis
MATH 321-1MENU: Real Analysis
MATH 321-2MENU: Real Analysis
MATH 321-3MENU: Real Analysis
MATH 325-0Complex Analysis
MATH 327-0Mechanics for Mathematicians
MATH 330-1Abstract Algebra
MATH 330-2Abstract Algebra
MATH 330-3Abstract Algebra
MATH 331-1MENU: Abstract Algebra
MATH 331-2MENU: Abstract Algebra
MATH 331-3MENU: Abstract Algebra
MATH 334-0Linear Algebra: Second Course
MATH 336-1Introduction to the Theory of Numbers
MATH 336-2Introduction to the Theory of Numbers
MATH 340-0Geometry
MATH 342-0Introduction to Differential Geometry
MATH 344-1Introduction to Topology
MATH 344-2Introduction to Topology
MATH 351-0Fourier Analysis and Boundary Value Problems
MATH 353-0Qualitative Theory of Differential Equations
MATH 354-0Chaotic Dynamical Systems
MATH 360-1MENU: Applied Analysis
MATH 360-2MENU: Applied Analysis
MATH 365-0Computational Methods in Mathematics
MATH 366-0Mathematical Models in Finance
MATH 368-0Introduction to Optimization
MATH 370-0Mathematical Logic
MATH 381-0Fourier Analysis and Boundary Value Problems for ISP
MATH 382-0Complex Analysis for ISP
MATH 385-0Probability and Statistics for MMSS
MATH 386-1Econometrics for MMSS
MATH 386-2Econometrics for MMSS
MAT_SCI 201-0Introduction to Materials Science and Engineering Principles
MAT_SCI 301-0Introduction to Materials Science and Engineering Principles
MAT_SCI 302-0Introduction to Materials Laboratories
MAT_SCI 314-0Thermodynamics of Materials
MAT_SCI 315-0Phase Equilibria & Diffusion of Materials
MAT_SCI 316-1Microstructural Dynamics
MAT_SCI 316-2Microstructural Dynamics
MAT_SCI 318-0Materials Selection
MAT_SCI 331-0Soft Materials
MAT_SCI 332-0Mechanical Behavior of Solids
MAT_SCI 336-0Synthetic Design of New Materials
MAT_SCI 340-0Ceramic Processing
MAT_SCI 345-0Corrosion of Materials
MAT_SCI 351-1Introductory Physics of Materials
MAT_SCI 351-2Introductory Physics of Materials
MAT_SCI 353-0Bioelectronics
MAT_SCI 354-0Bioelectronics Lab
MAT_SCI 355-0Electronic Materials
MAT_SCI 357-0Nanomagnetic Materials for Information Storage
MAT_SCI 358-0Modeling and Simulation in Materials Science and Engineering
MAT_SCI 360-0Introduction to Electron Microscopy
MAT_SCI 361-0Crystallography & Diffraction
MAT_SCI 371-0Biominerals: Hierarchical Architecture & Function
MAT_SCI 376-0Nanomaterials
MAT_SCI 377-0Supramolecular Design of Materials and Nanostructures
MAT_SCI 380-0Intro Surface Science & Spectroscopy
MAT_SCI 381-0Materials for Energy-Efficient Technology
MAT_SCI 382-0Electrochemical Energy Materials and Devices
MAT_SCI 385-0Electronic and Thermal Properties of Materials
MAT_SCI 390-1Process and Experimental Design
MAT_SCI 390-2Materials Design
MAT_SCI 477-0Supramolecular Design of Materials and Nanostructures
MCI 301-0Accounting and Finance in Creative Industries
MCI 302-0Business Strategy in the Creative Industries
MECH_ENG 222-0Thermodynamics & Statistical Mechanics - I
MECH_ENG 224-0Scientific and Embedded Programming in Python
MECH_ENG 233-0Electronics Design
MECH_ENG 240-0Intro to Mechanical Design and Manufactrng
MECH_ENG 241-0Fluid Mechanics I
MECH_ENG 301-0Introduction to Robotics Laboratory
MECH_ENG 302-0Artifical Life
MECH_ENG 314-0Machine Dynamics
MECH_ENG 315-0Theory of Machines: Design of Elements
MECH_ENG 316-0Mechanical Systems Design
MECH_ENG 320-0Micro- and Nanomechanical Properties of Surfaces
MECH_ENG 322-0Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics II
MECH_ENG 327-0Finite Elements for Stress Analysis
MECH_ENG 328-0Computational Failure Analysis
MECH_ENG 329-0Mechanistic Data Science for Engineering
MECH_ENG 333-0Introduction to Mechatronics
MECH_ENG 340-1Computer Integrated Manufacturing: Manufacturing Processes
MECH_ENG 340-2Computer Integrated Manufacturing: CAD/CAM
MECH_ENG 340-3Computer Integrated Manufacturing: Automation
MECH_ENG 341-0Computational Methods for Engineering Design
MECH_ENG 346-0Introduction to Tribology
MECH_ENG 359-0Reliability Engineering
MECH_ENG 360-0Mechanics of Sports
MECH_ENG 362-0Stress Analysis
MECH_ENG 363-0Mechanical Vibrations
MECH_ENG 364-0Introduction to Aerospace Engineering
MECH_ENG 366-0Finite Elements for Design & Optimizatn
MECH_ENG 367-0Quantitative Methods in Life Cycle Analysis
MECH_ENG 371-0Combustion Engines
MECH_ENG 373-0Engineering Fluid Mechanics
MECH_ENG 377-0Heat Transfer
MECH_ENG 378-0Applied Computational Fluid Dynamics and Heat Transfer
MECH_ENG 380-0Thermal Energy Systems Design
MECH_ENG 381-0Introduction to Micro-electro-mechanical Systems
MECH_ENG 382-0Experiments in Micro- and Nano Science and Engineering
MECH_ENG 390-0Intro to Dynamic Systems
MECH_ENG 398-1Engineering Design I
MECH_ENG 398-2Engineering Design II
MMSS 211-2Social Science Theories & Meth-First Yr
MMSS 300-0Foundations?of?Mathematical?Social?Science
MMSS 311-1Social Science Theories & Meth-2nd Yr
MMSS 311-2Social Science Theories & Meth-2nd Yr
MOD 360-0Sports, Technology and Learning
MOD 410-0Casual Methods for Evaluating Policy
MS_ED 457-0Methods and Techniques: Secondary Mathematics
MS_ED 458-0Methods and Techniques: Science
MUSIC 111-1Music Theory I
MUSIC 111-2Music Theory II
MUSIC 111-3Music Theory III
MUSIC 211-1Music Theory IV
MUSIC 211-2Music Theory V
MUSIC 211-3Music Theory VI
MUSIC 310-0Biological Foundations of Speech and Music
MUSIC 320-0Listening in the Age of the Algorithm
MUS_TECH 300-0Introduction to Music Technology
MUS_TECH 321-0Producing in the Virtual Studio
MUS_TECH 322-0Recording Techniques
MUS_TECH 340-0Composing With Computers
MUS_TECH 345-0Technology-Based Performance
MUS_TECH 350-0Studio Techniques for Electroacoustic Music
MUS_TECH 355-2History and Analysis of Electroacoustic Music
MUS_TECH 365-0Electronic Film Music
NEUROSCI 102-0College and the Brain
NEUROSCI 202-0Cellular and Molecular Neuroscience
NEUROSCI 206-0Systems and Behavioral Neuroscience
NEUROSCI 303-0Molecular Mechanisms of Neuropsychopharmacology
NEUROSCI 304-0Developmental Neurobiology
NEUROSCI 308-0Genetics of Human Behavior
NEUROSCI 311-0Biophysical Analysis of Neurons for ISP
NEUROSCI 320-0Animal Behavior
NEUROSCI 324-0Neurobiology of Biological Clocks and Sleep
NEUROSCI 325-0Neurobiology of Stress, Adversity, and Resilience
NEUROSCI 326-0Neurobiology of Learning and Memory
NEUROSCI 340-0Injury, Regeneration, and Recovery in the Nervous System
NEUROSCI 350-0Advanced Neurophysiology Laboratory
NEUROSCI 355-0Neurogenetics of Behavior Laboratory
NEUROSCI 357-0Neuroanatomy Laboratory
NEUROSCI 359-0Neurotoxicology Laboratory
NEUROSCI 360-0Neuroscience of Brain Disorders
NEUROSCI 365-0Neurobiology of Prediction
NEUROSCI 366-0Brain Function Through the Lens of Computation
NEUROSCI 368-0Big Data in Contemporary Neurobiology
NEUROSCI 370-0Genetic and Circuit Analysis of Motivated Behavior
NEUROSCI 371-0Microbiota-Gut-Brain Axis
NEUROSCI 377-0Neurobiology of Sensation and Perception
NICO 101-0Introduction to Programming for Big Data
NICO 102-0Project for Introduction to Programming for Big Data
PBC 440-0Agroecosystems: The Ecology of Food Production
PERF_ST 340-0Performance and Technology: Composition Workshop
PERF_ST 440-0Performance and Technology: Composition Workshop
PHIL 150-0Elementary Logic I
PHIL 151-0Scientific Reasoning
PHIL 250-0Elementary Logic II
PHIL 254-0Introduction to Philosophy of the Natural Sciences
PHIL 257-0Philosophy of the Universe
PHIL 275-0Climate Change and Sustainability: Ethical Dimensions
PHIL 350-0Advanced Logic
PHIL 351-0Advanced Topics in Philosophical Logic
PHIL 352-0Philosophy of Mathematics
PHYSICS 125-1General Physics ISP
PHYSICS 125-2General Physics for ISP
PHYSICS 125-3General Physics for ISP
PHYSICS 126-1Fundamentals of Physics Laboratory
PHYSICS 126-2Fundamentals of Physics Laboratory
PHYSICS 126-3Fundamentals of Physics Laboratory
PHYSICS 130-1College Physics
PHYSICS 130-2College Physics
PHYSICS 130-3College Physics
PHYSICS 135-1General Physics
PHYSICS 135-2General Physics
PHYSICS 135-3General Physics
PHYSICS 136-1General Physics Laboratory
PHYSICS 136-2General Physics Laboratory
PHYSICS 136-3General Physics Laboratory
PHYSICS 140-1Fundamentals of Physics
PHYSICS 140-2Fundamentals of Physics
PHYSICS 140-3Fundamentals of Physics
PHYSICS 211-0Mathematical Tools for Physical Sciences
PHYSICS 239-0Foundations of Modern Physics
PHYSICS 250-0Differential Equations and Fourier Analysis for Physics
PHYSICS 312-0Scalar and Vector Field Methods in Physics
PHYSICS 330-1Classical Mech
PHYSICS 330-2Classical Mechanics
PHYSICS 332-0Statistical Mechanics
PHYSICS 333-1Advanced Electricity & Magnetism
PHYSICS 333-2Advanced Electricity & Magnetism
PHYSICS 337-0Physics of Condensed Matter
PHYSICS 339-1Quantum Mechanics
PHYSICS 339-2Quantum Mechanics
PHYSICS 339-3Particle and Nuclear Physics
PHYSICS 345-0Introduction to General Relativity
PHYSICS 352-0Introduction to Computational Physics
PHYSICS 357-0Optics Laboratory
PHYSICS 359-0Electronics
PHYSICS 360-0Advanced Physics Laboratory
PHYSICS 361-0Classical Optics and Special Relativity
PHYSICS 371-0Nonlinear Dynamics and Chaos
PSYCH 221-0Introduction to Neuroscience
PSYCH 324-0Perception
PSYCH 327-0Brain and Cognition
PSYCH 328-0Brain Damage and the Mind
PSYCH 330-0Special Topics in Cognition/Neuroscience
PSYCH 333-0Psychology of Thinking
PSYCH 336-0Consciousness
PSYCH 374-0Human Memory
PSYCH 378-0Images of Cognition
PSYCH 397-1Advanced Supervised Research 1
PSYCH 397-2Advanced Supervised Research 2
RTVF 190-0Media Construction
RTVF 372-0Editing
RTVF 380-0Cinematography - Film
RTVF 381-0Cinematography - Digital
RTVF 383-0Introduction to Sound Production
RTVF 384-0Introduction to Sound Postproduction
RTVF 393-02D Computer Animation
RTVF 394-0Experimental Media Production
RTVF 395-0Computer Animation: 3D
SESP 201-0Human Development: Childhood and Adolescence
SESP 203-0Human Development: Adulthood and Aging
SESP 210-0Introduction to Statistics and Research Methodology
SESP 310-0Casual Methods for Evaluating Policy
SLAVIC 341-0Structure of Modern Russian
SOC_POL 330-0Economics of Social Policy
SOC_POL 331-0Economics of Inequality and Discrimination
SOC_POL 332-0Economics of Education Policy
SOC_POL 333-0Economics of Health, Human Capital, and Happiness
SOC_POL 334-0Quantitative Tools for Policy Analysis
SPANISH 280-0Introduction to Spanish Linguistics
STAT 201-0Introduction to Programming for Data Science
STAT 202-0Introduction to Statistics and Data Science
STAT 210-0Introduction to Probability and Statistics
STAT 228-0Series and Multiple Integrals
STAT 232-0Applied Statistics
STAT 301-1Data Science 1 with R
STAT 301-2Data Science 2 with R
STAT 301-3Data Science 3 with R
STAT 302-0Data Visualization
STAT 303-1Data Science 1 with Python
STAT 303-2Data Science 2 with Python
STAT 303-3Data Science 3 with Python
STAT 304-0Introduction to Data Structures and Algorithms
STAT 305-0Information Management for Data Science
STAT 320-1Statistical Theory & Methods 1
STAT 320-2Statistical Theory & Methods 2
STAT 320-3Statistical Theory & Methods 3
STAT 325-0Survey Sampling
STAT 328-0Causal Inference
STAT 330-1Applied Statistics for Research 1
STAT 332-0Statistics for Life Sciences
STAT 344-0Statistical Computing
STAT 348-0Applied Multivariate Analysis
STAT 350-0Regression Analysis
STAT 351-0Design and Analysis of Experiments
STAT 352-0Nonparametric Statistical Methods
STAT 353-0Advanced Regression
STAT 354-0Time Series Modeling
STAT 355-0Analysis of Qualitative Data
STAT 356-0Hierarchical Linear Models
STAT 357-0Introduction to Bayesian Statistics
STAT 360-0Introduction to Generative AI
STAT 362-0Advanced Machine Learning for Data Science
STAT 363-0Deep Learning: Foundation, Methods, and Applications
STAT 364-0Large Language Models: Foundations, Training, and Inference
STAT 365-0Introduction to the Analysis of Financial Data
STAT 383-0Probability and Statistics for ISP
STAT 390-0Data Science Project
TEACH_ED 311-0Elementary Science Methods and Content
TEACH_ED 314-0Mathematics for Elementary Teachers
TEACH_ED 318-0Topics in Teaching Math: Geometry
TEACH_ED 319-0Topics in Teaching Math: Statistics and Probability
TEACH_ED 326-0Elementary Math: Methods and Content
TEACH_ED 333-0Science Content for Teachers
TEACH_ED 357-0Methods and Techniques: Secondary Mathematics
TEACH_ED 358-0Methods and Techniques: Science
TEACH_ED 367-0Middle Grades Methods & Techniques of Teaching: Mathematics
TEACH_ED 368-0Middle Grades Methods & Techniques of Teaching: Science
TEACH_ED 373-0Topics in High School Math
TEACH_ED 375-0Theory & Practice of Tchg in Multiling. & Multicult. Contexts: Secondary Math
TEACH_ED 376-0Theory & Practice of Tchg in Multiling. & Multicult. Contexts: Secondary Science
TEACH_ED 385-0Student Teaching in Multilingual and Multicultural Contexts: Secondary Math
TEACH_ED 386-0Student Teaching in Multilingual and Multicultural Contexts: Secondary Science
VOICE 323-0Vocal Pedagogy for Undergraduates

Individual and social behavior

Courses in this category introduce students to observational, experimental, and theoretical approaches from the social and behavioral sciences as ways of understanding human behavior, social structures, and the cultural and historical conditions that shape them. Students learn to critically evaluate evidence and methods, including the ethical dimensions of research, and to synthesize qualitative and quantitative findings into well-supported explanations of social and behavioral phenomena. Learning outcomes include:

  1. Identify empirical and theoretical approaches from the social and behavioral sciences. 
  2. Analyze human behavior, social structures and institutions, and the cultural and historical conditions that shape them using observational, experimental, and theoretical approaches from the social and behavioral sciences. 
  3. Critically evaluate evidence, sources, and methods in the social and behavioral sciences, including the ethical dimensions of research design and interpretation, and assess the strengths, limitations, and scope of claims that evidence can support. 
  4. Synthesize qualitative and/or quantitative evidence to construct evidence-based explanations of social, historical, and behavioral phenomena. 
Course Title
AFST 360-SACulture, Language, and Identity in South Africa
AMER_ST 201-0Visions of America
AMER_ST 310-0Studies in American Culture
AMER_ST 397-0America Realized
ANTHRO 211-0Culture & Society
ANTHRO 214-0Archaeology: Unearthing History
ANTHRO 215-0The Study of Culture through Language
ANTHRO 221-0Social and Health Inequalities
ANTHRO 232-0Myth and Symbolism
ANTHRO 235-0Language in Asian America
ANTHRO 238-0Food in Culture & Society
ANTHRO 240-0Anthropology of Money
ANTHRO 242-0Porous Borders? Geography, Power and Techniques of Movement
ANTHRO 255-0Contemporary African Worlds
ANTHRO 275-0Introduction to Forensic Anthropology
ANTHRO 306-0Evolution of Life Histories
ANTHRO 307-0Anthropology of Peace
ANTHRO 313-0Evolutionary Medicine
ANTHRO 314-0Human Growth & Development
ANTHRO 315-0Medical Anthropology
ANTHRO 318-0Material Worlds of the Middle Ages
ANTHRO 319-0Material Life & Culture in Europe, 1500-1800
ANTHRO 320-0Peoples of Africa
ANTHRO 321-0Archaeological Field Methods
ANTHRO 322-0Introduction to Archaeology Research Design & Methods
ANTHRO 326-0Archaeologies of Sustainability and Collapse
ANTHRO 327-0Historical Archaeology
ANTHRO 328-0The Maya
ANTHRO 329-0Archaeology and Nationalism
ANTHRO 330-0Peoples of the World
ANTHRO 332-0The Anthropology of Reproduction
ANTHRO 333-0GIS for the Social Sciences
ANTHRO 334-0The Anthropology of HIV/AIDS: Ethnographies
ANTHRO 339-0Material Culture
ANTHRO 340-0Visual Anthropology of Africa
ANTHRO 341-0Economic Anthropology
ANTHRO 342-0Anthropology of Education
ANTHRO 343-0Anthropology of Race
ANTHRO 345-0Black Queer Diaspora
ANTHRO 350-0Anthropology of Religion
ANTHRO 351-0Hope and Futurity
ANTHRO 354-0Gender and Anthropology
ANTHRO 355-0Sexualities
ANTHRO 357-0Biocultural Perspectives on Water Insecurity
ANTHRO 358-0Primate Behavior and Ecology
ANTHRO 359-0The Human Microbiome and Health
ANTHRO 360-0Language and Culture
ANTHRO 361-0Talk as Social Action
ANTHRO 365-0Language, Race, & Ethnicity in the U.S.
ANTHRO 368-0Latina/o and Latine Ethnography
ANTHRO 369-0Contemporary Immigration to the U.S.
ANTHRO 370-0Anthropology in Historical Perspective
ANTHRO 373-0Power and Culture in American Cities
ANTHRO 377-0Psychological Anthropology
ANTHRO 378-0Law and Culture
ANTHRO 382-0Political Ecology
ANTHRO 383-0Environmental Anthropology
ANTHRO 384-0Traveling While Muslim: Islam, Mobility, and Security after 9/11
ANTHRO 389-0Ethnographic Methods and Analysis
ARABIC 216-0Language and Culture
ARABIC 245-0Current Events in the Middle East: Arab Society through Online News Media
ART 270-0Contemporary Art Survey
ART_HIST 220-0Introduction to African Art
ART_HIST 222-0Black Art in the TransAtlantic World
ART_HIST 224-0Introduction to Ancient Art
ART_HIST 225-0Introduction to Medieval Art
ART_HIST 226-0Art and Visual Culture of the Islamic World
ART_HIST 230-0Introduction to Art of the United States
ART_HIST 232-0Introduction to the History of Architecture: 1400 to Present
ART_HIST 235-0Introduction to Latin American Art
ART_HIST 240-0Introduction to Asian Art
ART_HIST 250-0Introduction to Early Modern European Art
ART_HIST 255-0Introduction to Modernism
ART_HIST 260-0Introduction to Contemporary Art
ART_HIST 301-0Topics in Art, Revolution and Empire
ART_HIST 317-0Monsters, Art, and Civilization
ART_HIST 318-0Exhibiting Antiquity: The Culture and Politics of Display
ART_HIST 320-1Medieval Art: Byzantine
ART_HIST 320-3Medieval Art: Late Medieval
ART_HIST 322-0Art and Architecture of the Medieval Mediterranean World
ART_HIST 328-0Medievalism in Video Games: Art, Culture and Theory
ART_HIST 330-1Early Modern European Art 1400?1500
ART_HIST 330-2Early Modern European Art 1500?1600
ART_HIST 340-1Baroque Art: Italy & Spain 1600?1750
ART_HIST 342-0Eighteenth-Century European Art
ART_HIST 350-119th-Century Art 1: 1789?1848
ART_HIST 350-219th-Century Art 2: 1848?1914
ART_HIST 360-020th Century Art
ART_HIST 370-1Architecture & Landscapes, 1750?1890
ART_HIST 370-2Architecture & Landscapes, 1890 to Present
ART_HIST 375-0Media Theory
ART_HIST 378-0The Global City
ART_HIST 384-0African American Art
ART_HIST 391-0Art Historical Methods Seminar
ART_HIST 395-0Museums
ASIAN_AM 203-0Topics in Asian American Social and Cultural Analysis
ASIAN_AM 210-0Introduction to Asian American Studies
ASIAN_AM 214-0Asian American History
ASIAN_AM 216-0Global Asians
ASIAN_AM 218-0Asian/Black Historical Relations in the U.S.
ASIAN_AM 220-0Topics in History
ASIAN_AM 225-0Asian American Communities
ASIAN_AM 235-0Language in Asian America
ASIAN_AM 247-0Asian Americans and Popular Culture
ASIAN_AM 251-0Introduction to Critical Mixed Race Studies
ASIAN_AM 276-0Topics in Literary and Cultural Studies
ASIAN_AM 303-0Advanced Topics in Social and Cultural Analysis
ASIAN_AM 304-0Asian American Women's History
ASIAN_AM 310-0Contemporary Asian Black Relations
ASIAN_AM 320-0Advanced Topics in History
ASIAN_AM 333-0Asian/American Gaming
ASIAN_AM 350-0Asian American Religions
ASIAN_AM 360-0Advanced Topics in Sexuality, Gender, and Race
ASIAN_AM 365-0Language, Race, and Ethnicity in the U.S.
ASIAN_AM 367-0Sex Work in Asian/America
ASIAN_AM 369-0Asian American Sexualities
ASIAN_AM 370-0Advanced Topics in Diaspora
ASIAN_AM 377-0War and Empire
ASIAN_AM 380-0Advanced Topics in Arts and Performance
ASIAN_AM 392-0Advanced Seminar for Majors and Minors
ASIAN_LC 202-0Introduction to Modern Chinese Literature and Culture
ASIAN_LC 204-0Modern Chinese Popular Culture I
ASIAN_LC 205-0Modern Chinese Popular Culture II
ASIAN_LC 221-0Introduction to Premodern Japanese Literature and Culture
ASIAN_LC 222-0Introduction to Modern Japanese Literature and Culture
ASIAN_LC 223-0Introduction to Contemporary Japanese Literature and Culture
ASIAN_LC 224-0Introduction to Japanese Film, Media, and Visual Culture
ASIAN_LC 261-0South Asian Popular Cultures
ASIAN_LC 265-0South Asian Cinemas
ASIAN_LC 322-0Advanced Topics in Modern and Contemporary Japanese Literature and Culture
ASIAN_LC 370-0Literary Cultures in South Asia
ASIAN_LC 373-0Religious and Textual Traditions in South Asia
ASIAN_LC 375-0South Asian Societies
ASIAN_LC 393-0Asian Environmental Humanities
ASIAN_LC 394-0Space and Place in Asian Literatures and Cultures
BIOL_SCI 104-0Plant-People Interactions
BIOL_SCI 307-0Brain Structure, Function, and Evolution
BIOL_SCI 340-0Agroecosystems: The Ecology of Food Production
BLK_ST 212-1Introduction to African-American History: Key concepts from 1700-1861
BLK_ST 212-2Introduction to African American History: Emancipation to Civil Rights Movement
BLK_ST 213-0History of the Black World
BLK_ST 214-0Comparative Race and Ethnic Studies
BLK_ST 215-0Introduction to Black Social & Political Life
BLK_ST 218-0Asian/Black Historical Relations in the U.S.
BLK_ST 220-0Civil Rights and Black Liberation
BLK_ST 225-0African-American Culture
BLK_ST 236-0Introduction to Black Studies
BLK_ST 245-0The Black Diaspora and Transnationality
BLK_ST 247-0Black Life. Trans Life.
BLK_ST 250-0Race, Class and Gender
BLK_ST 251-0Introduction to Critical Mixed Race Studies
BLK_ST 262-0Introduction to Black Religions: The North American Experience
BLK_ST 310-0Contemporary Asian Black Relations
BLK_ST 315-0Religion in the Black Atlantic
BLK_ST 317-0Black Political Thought
BLK_ST 320-0Social Meaning of Race
BLK_ST 325-0Education for Black Liberation
BLK_ST 327-0Politics of Black Popular Culture
BLK_ST 330-0Black Women in the 20th Century
BLK_ST 334-0Gender and Black Masculinity
BLK_ST 335-0Race and Literature in 19th Century America
BLK_ST 339-0Unsettling Whiteness
BLK_ST 342-0Comparative Slavery
BLK_ST 345-0Afro-Latin America
BLK_ST 350-0Theorizing Blackness
BLK_ST 355-0Diaspora Studies
BLK_ST 363-0Racism in Western Modernity
BLK_ST 365-0Black Chicago
BLK_ST 375-0Political Blackness Across the Americas
BLK_ST 378-0Harlem Renaissance
BLK_ST 379-0Black Women Writers
BMD_ENG 380-0Medical Devices, Disease & Global Health
BMD_ENG 388-SAHealth Systems Engineering
BMD_ENG 389-SAHealth Technology Management
BMD_ENG 390-1Biomedical Engineering Design
BMD_ENG 390-2Biomedical Engineering Design
BMD_ENG 391-SAHealthCare Techology Innovation and Design
BUS_INST 301-0Accounting
BUS_INST 302-0Marketing Management
BUS_INST 303-0Leadership in Organizations
BUS_INST 304-0Corporate Finance
BUS_INST 321-0Business and Economic Institutions in Historical Perspective
BUS_INST 331-0Real Estate Finance & Investment
CHEM 393-0Green Chemistry
CHEM_ENG 190-0Engineering of Chemical and Biological Processes
CHEM_ENG 364-0Chemical Processing and the Environment
CHEM_ENG 365-0Sustainability, Technology, and Society
CHEM_ENG 373-0Biotechnology and Global Health
CHEM_ENG 376-0Engineering Biology I: Deconstructing synthetic biology technology across scales
CHEM_ENG 378-0Engineering Biology II: Developing synthetic biology technologies across scales
CHEM_ENG 382-0Regulatory Sciences in Biotechnology
CIV_ENV 203-0Earth in the Anthropocene
CIV_ENV 205-0Economics and Finance for Engineers
CIV_ENV 302-0Engineering Law
CIV_ENV 303-0Environmental Law and Policy
CIV_ENV 308-0Environmental Justice
CIV_ENV 309-0Climate and Energy - Law and Policy
CIV_ENV 330-0Engineering Project Management
CIV_ENV 361-2Public & Environmental Health
CIV_ENV 368-0Sustainability: The City
CIV_ENV 377-0Choice Modelling in Engineering
CIV_ENV 387-0Design of Sustainable Urban Developments
CIV_ENV 391-SAEngineering Nature in South Africa: Impacts on Human and Ecological Health
CIV_ENV 394-SAClimate and Health Projects
CIV_ENV 398-1Community-based Design 1
CIV_ENV 398-2Community-based Design 2
CLASSICS 210-0The World of Homer
CLASSICS 211-0Greek History and Culture: From Homer to Alexander the Great
CLASSICS 212-0Rome: Culture and Empire
CLASSICS 245-0Classics and the Cinema
CLASSICS 260-0Classical Mythology
CLASSICS 310-0Archaeology of the Ancient Mediterranean
CLASSICS 311-SAOn-Site Archaeology of the Ancient Mediterranean
CLASSICS 320-0Greek and Roman History
CLASSICS 321-SAOn-Site Greek and Roman History
CLASSICS 330-0Ancient Economy
CLASSICS 360-0Ancient Democracy: Ideology and Reality
CLASSICS 370-0Greek and Roman Religion
CLASSICS 390-0Topics in Greco-Roman Civilization
CLASSICS 397-0Exhibiting Antiquity: The Culture and Politics of Display
CMN 350-0Global Media & Communications Seminar (GMCS)
COG_SCI 110-0Introduction to Cognitive Science
COG_SCI 202-0Evaluating Evidence
COG_SCI 207-0Introduction to Cognitive Modeling
COG_SCI 211-0Learning, Representation & Reasoning
COG_SCI 345-0Presenting Ideas & Data
COG_SCI 366-0Cognitive Science Proseminar
COMM_ST 101-1Communication in Context: Introduction
COMM_ST 101-2Communication in Context: Analysis & Research?
COMM_ST 103-0Argumentation and Debate
COMM_ST 201-0Research Methods in Comm Studies
COMM_ST 205-0Theories of Persuasion
COMM_ST 215-0Principles of Rhetorical Criticism
COMM_ST 221-0Media & Publics Across Cultures
COMM_ST 225-0Communication and Culture
COMM_ST 227-0Communication & Technology
COMM_ST 228-0AfroFeministFutures
COMM_ST 241-0Theories of Relational Communication
COMM_ST 244-0Introduction to Sport Communication
COMM_ST 246-0Intro to Health Communication
COMM_ST 248-0Black Feminist Health Science Studies
COMM_ST 255-0Understanding Media Markets: Users, Makers and Metrics
COMM_ST 261-0Introduction to Strategic Communication
COMM_ST 263-0Risk Communication
COMM_ST 270-0Media Effects
COMM_ST 272-0Creativity and the Business of Entertainment
COMM_ST 274-0Power in Entertainment
COMM_ST 275-0Persuasive Images: Rhetoric of Popular Culture
COMM_ST 290-0Forensics
COMM_ST 301-0Current Issues in Privacy
COMM_ST 302-0Law of the Creative Process
COMM_ST 303-0Communication and Misinformation
COMM_ST 310-0Rhetoric, Democracy & Empire in Classical Athens
COMM_ST 314-0Rhetoric and Public Commemoration
COMM_ST 315-0Rhetoric of Social Movements
COMM_ST 317-0Voice, Violence, and Democracy
COMM_ST 324-1Rhetoric of U.S. Women's Rights, Colonial to 1920
COMM_ST 324-2Rhetoric of U.S. Women's Rights, 1920-Present
COMM_ST 326-0African American Rhetoric
COMM_ST 339-0Health Communication and Precision Medicine
COMM_ST 340-0Community Integration of Labeled People
COMM_ST 341-0Communication and Aging
COMM_ST 342-0The Experience of Chronic Illness: Body, Self, and Story
COMM_ST 344-0Interpersonal Conflict
COMM_ST 345-0Family Communication
COMM_ST 350-0Organizational Leadership
COMM_ST 350-SAOrganizational Leadership
COMM_ST 351-0Technology & Human Interaction
COMM_ST 352-0Social Network Analysis
COMM_ST 352-SASocial Network Analysis
COMM_ST 353-0Collaboration Technology
COMM_ST 358-0Algorithms and Society
COMM_ST 360-0Theories of Organizational Communication
COMM_ST 363-0Bargaining and Negotiation
COMM_ST 364-0Collective Decision Making & Communication in Organizations
COMM_ST 365-0Organizational Assessment
COMM_ST 367-0Nonprofit Communication Management
COMM_ST 369-0The Construction of Value in Cultural Markets
COMM_ST 370-0Ethnographies of Culture
COMM_ST 371-0Cultural Analytics
COMM_ST 372-0Creativity in Context
COMM_ST 373-0Environmental Art and Advocacy
COMM_ST 374-0Interactive Museum Exhibit Design
COMM_ST 375-0The Sociology of Online News
COMM_ST 376-0Contemporary Television
COMM_ST 377-0Communication, Innovation and Leadership
COMM_ST 378-0Online Communities and Crowds
COMM_ST 379-0Digital Propaganda and Repression
COMM_ST 380-0Political Communication
COMM_ST 381-0Media, Movements, & Social Change
COMM_ST 383-0Media, Communication, and Environment
COMM_ST 385-0Digital Media & Mental Health
COMM_ST 386-0Science, Technology, and Society
COMM_ST 387-0Critical Internet Studies
COMM_ST 388-0Internet and Society
COMM_ST 390-0Children's Culture
COMM_ST 392-0Global Culture, Commerce and Communication
COMP_ENG 334-0Fundamentals of Blockchains and Decentralization
COMP_ENG 365-0Internet-of-things Sensors, Systems, And Applications
COMP_SCI 260-0Introduction to Law and Digital Technologies
COMP_SCI 265-0AI and International Security
COMP_SCI 311-0Inclusive Making
COMP_SCI 312-0Data Privacy
COMP_SCI 313-0Tangible Interaction Design and Learning
COMP_SCI 314-0Technology and Human Interaction
COMP_SCI 315-0Design, Technology, and Research
COMP_SCI 316-1CS Education Research in the Community I: Foundations
COMP_SCI 316-2CS Education Research in the Community II: Sports and Computer Science
COMP_SCI 317-0Sports, Technology and Learning
COMP_SCI 329-0HCI Studio
COMP_SCI 330-0Human Computer Interaction
COMP_SCI 332-0Online Markets
COMP_SCI 341-0Social Networks Analysis
COMP_SCI 341-SASocial Networks Analysis
COMP_SCI 347-0Conversational AI
COMP_SCI 367-0Wireless and Mobile Health (mHealth)
COMP_SCI 372-0Designing and Constructing Models with Multi-Agent Languages
COMP_SCI 387-0Responsible Software Engineering
COMP_SCI 388-0Software Engineering Beyond Programming
COMP_SCI 412-0Data Privacy
COMP_SCI 467-0Wireless and Mobile Health (mHealth)
CSD 207-0Seminar in Communication Sciences & Disorders
CSD 303-0Brain and Cognition
CSD 305-0Phonetics
CSD 306-0Psychoacoustics
CSD 309-0Culture, Language and Learning
CSD 320-0Introduction to Speech, Language, Learning, and Their Disorders
CSD 332-0Clinical Assisting in Speech and Language Pathology
CSD 334-0Delivery Systems in Speech & Language Pathology
CSD 342-0Language and Cognition across Neurodevelopmental Conditions
CSD 373-0Introduction to Learning Disabilities
CSD 376-0Diagnostic & Remedial Approaches for Children With Learning Problems
CSD 380-0Introduction to Clinical Procedures in Learning Disabilities
CSD 382-0The Autism Spectrum
CSD 392-0Language Development and Usage
DANCE 101-1Introduction to Dance Studies
DANCE 101-2Dance as Creative Collaboration
DANCE 201-0Dance in/as Culture
DANCE 215-0Dance Histories
DSGN 306-0User Experience Design
DSGN 308-0Human-Centered Product Design
DSGN 315-0Design, Technology, and Research
DSGN 340-0Performance and Technology: Composition Workshop
DSGN 350-0Intellectual Property and Innovation
DSGN 376-0Leonardo, Geometry, and the Art of Manufacturing
DSGN 381-0Digital Product Development
DSGN 382-1Service Design Studio I
DSGN 382-2Service Design Studio II
DSGN 384-1Interdisciplinary Product Design Projects I
DSGN 384-2Interdisciplinary Product Design Projects II
DSGN 440-0Performance and Technology: Composition Workshop
EARTH 101-0Earth Science for the 21st Century
EARTH 114-0Evolution and the Scientific Method
EARTH 170-0Earth, the Biosphere, and our Environment
EARTH 210-0Earth Systems Science and Climate Change
EARTH 213-0Decision-Making in the Anthropocene
EARTH 342-0Contemporary Energy and Climate Change
EARTH 344-0The Scientific Foundations of Decarbonization
ECON 201-0Introduction to Macroeconomics
ECON 202-0Introduction to Microeconomics
ECON 249-0Business Strategy
ECON 307-0Economics of Medical Care
ECON 308-0Money and Banking
ECON 309-0Public Finance
ECON 310-1Microeconomics
ECON 310-2Microeconomics
ECON 311-0Macroeconomics
ECON 313-0Economics of Data
ECON 315-0Topics in Economic History
ECON 318-0History of Economic Thought
ECON 323-1Economic History of the United States Before 1865
ECON 323-2Economic History of the United States 1865 to Present
ECON 324-0Western Economic History
ECON 325-0Economic Growth & Development
ECON 326-0The Economics of Developing Countries
ECON 327-0Economic Development in Africa
ECON 328-0Complexity Economics
ECON 329-0Experimental Economics
ECON 330-0Behavioral Economics
ECON 331-0Economics of Risk and Uncertainty
ECON 333-0Economics of Social Policy
ECON 335-0Political Economics
ECON 336-0Analytic Methods for Public Policy Analysis
ECON 337-0Economics of State and Local Governments
ECON 339-0Labor Economics
ECON 340-0Economics of the Family
ECON 341-0Economics of Education
ECON 342-0Economics of Gender
ECON 343-0Economics of Immigration
ECON 349-0Industrial Economics
ECON 350-0Monopoly Competition & Public Policy
ECON 351-0Law and Economics
ECON 354-0Issues in Urban and Regional Economics
ECON 355-0Transportation Economics and Public Policy
ECON 358-0Economics of Art and Culture
ECON 359-0Economics of Nonprofit Organizations
ECON 360-1Foundations of Corporate Finance Theory
ECON 360-2Investments
ECON 361-0International Trade
ECON 362-0International Finance
ECON 371-0Economics of Energy
ECON 372-0Environmental Economics
ECON 373-0Natural Resource Economics
ELEC_ENG 334-0Fundamentals of Blockchains and Decentralization
ENGLISH 302-0History of the English Language
ENGLISH 392-0The Situation of Writing
ENTREP 225-0Principles of Entrepreneurship
ENTREP 325-0Engineering Entrepreneurship
ENTREP 331-0Entrepreneurial Sales and Marketing
ENTREP 340-0Innovation for Impact
ENTREP 360-0Leadership, Ethics, and You
ENTREP 365-0Tech Ethics and Business Integrity
ENVR_POL 211-0Food and Society: An Introduction
ENVR_POL 212-0Environment and Society
ENVR_POL 251-0The Politics of Disaster: A Global Environmental History
ENVR_POL 309-0American Environmental History
ENVR_POL 335-0Environmental Art and Advocacy
ENVR_POL 337-0Hazard, Disaster and Society
ENVR_POL 338-0Environmental Justice
ENVR_POL 340-0Global Environments and World History
ENVR_POL 351-0Land, Identity and the Sacred
ENVR_POL 352-0Maple Syrup and Climate Change
ENVR_POL 353-0Introduction to Ethnobiology: Theories of Human, Plant and Animal Interactions
ENVR_POL 354-0Introduction to Cultural Resource Management and Environmental Policy
ENVR_POL 360-0Animal Law
ENVR_POL 370-0Climate Change Law and Policy
ENVR_POL 372-0Ocean Law and Policy
ENVR_POL 373-0International Wildlife Law and Policy
ENVR_POL 375-0Contemporary Issues In Energy
ENVR_POL 383-0Environmental Anthropology
ENVR_POL 384-0Political Ecology
ENVR_POL 385-0Archaeologies of Sustainability and Collapse
ENVR_POL 392-SAClimate Policy in Africa
ENVR_POL 393-0Asian Environmental Humanities
FRENCH 199-SALanguage and Culture
FRENCH 211-0Reading Cultures in French
FRENCH 299-SALanguage and Culture
FRENCH 340-0Sexual Politics and the Ancien Regime
FRENCH 344-0Rousseau and the French Revolution
FRENCH 346-0Studies in the Enlightenment
FRENCH 393-0Foreign Language Teaching: Theory and Practice
GBL_HLTH 201-0Introduction to Global Health
GBL_HLTH 221-0Beyond Porn: Sexuality, Health and Pleasure
GBL_HLTH 222-0The Social Determinants of Health
GBL_HLTH 302-0Global Bioethics
GBL_HLTH 306-0Biomedicine and Culture
GBL_HLTH 307-0International Perspectives on Mental Health
GBL_HLTH 309-0Biomedicine and World History
GBL_HLTH 311-SAHealth Care Systems in Europe and the United States
GBL_HLTH 312-SAPublic Health in Europe: Issues and Policies
GBL_HLTH 313-SAInternational Organizations and Health: A Research Seminar
GBL_HLTH 314-SAHealth and Community Development in South Africa
GBL_HLTH 315-SAPublic Health in South Africa
GBL_HLTH 316-SADevelopment Perspectives on Health in South Africa Through Community Engagement
GBL_HLTH 317-0Native American Health Research & Prevention
GBL_HLTH 318-0Community-based Participatory Research Course
GBL_HLTH 319-0Trauma and its Afterlives
GBL_HLTH 320-0Qualitative Research Methods in Global Health
GBL_HLTH 321-0War and Public Health
GBL_HLTH 322-0Global Epidemics
GBL_HLTH 323-0Global Health from Policy to Practice
GBL_HLTH 324-0Volunteerism and the Ethics of Help
GBL_HLTH 325-0History of Reproductive Health
GBL_HLTH 326-0Native Nations, Healthcare Systems, & U.S. Policy
GBL_HLTH 327-0Infectious Disease Eradication
GBL_HLTH 328-0Human Circulations and Human Values: Global Mobilities of People and Products
GBL_HLTH 329-SAResources and Equity in South Africa
GBL_HLTH 337-0Hazard, Disaster and Society
GBL_HLTH 338-0Environmental Justice
GBL_HLTH 340-0Mental Health and the Arts
GBL_HLTH 357-0Biocultural Perspectives on Water Insecurity
GEN_MUS 270-1Western Musical Tradition
GEN_MUS 270-2Western Musical Tradition
GERMAN 207-0Current Events in German Media
GERMAN 213-0History, Politics, and Culture in 21st Century German
GERMAN 224-0Contemporary Germany
GERMAN 224-SAContemporary Germany
GERMAN 230-0Berlin and the Culture of Democracy
GERMAN 234-1Jews and Germans: An Intercultural History I
GERMAN 234-2Jews and Germans: An Intercultural History II
GERMAN 242-0Imagining Modern Jewish Culture in Yiddish and German
GERMAN 244-0Analyzing Freud
GERMAN 248-0Migration in the German Past and Present: Gastarbeiter, Refugees, Displaced Persons
GERMAN 250-0Cultural History of Beer and Brewing from Germany to Chicago
GERMAN 266-0Introduction to Yiddish Culture: Images of the Shtetl
GERMAN 272-0Luther and the West
GERMAN 307-0German Mass Media: from broadcast to stream
GERMAN 309-0The German Market and the Globalized Economy
GERMAN 323-0German Literature 1900-1945: Myth and Modernity
GERMAN 325-0German Literature: 1945-1989: Recoveries and Transitions
GERMAN 327-0The German Avant-Garde and the Culture of Modernism
GERMAN 328-0Prague: City of Cultures, City of Conflict
GERMAN 331-0Shattered Worlds: Representation after the Shoa
GERMAN 335-0'Minority' Voices in Germany
GERMAN 336-0German Cultural Criticism (and Beyond)
GERMAN 337-0Science and Culture in Germany
GERMAN 344-1German History: Weimar and Nazi Germany
GERMAN 344-2German History: Germany Since 1945
GERMAN 349-0The Holocaust
GSS 220-0Sexual Subjects: Introduction to Sexuality Studies
GSS 221-0Beyond Porn: Sexuality, Health and Pleasure
GSS 223-0Masculinities and Society
GSS 230-0Traditions in Feminist Thought
GSS 232-0Sexuality and Society
GSS 233-0Gender, Politics, and Philosophy
GSS 234-0Language & Gender
GSS 235-0Beyond the Binary
GSS 250-0Gender Issues in Science and Health
GSS 260-0Critical Fat Studies
GSS 270-0Gender, Sexuality, & Indigeneity
GSS 321-0Gender, Sexuality, and History
GSS 324-0US Gay and Lesbian History
GSS 331-0Sociology of Gender and Sexuality
GSS 332-0Gender, Sexuality, and Health
GSS 340-0Gender, Sexuality, and the Law
GSS 341-0Transnational Perspectives on Gender and Sexuality
GSS 351-0Gender, Sexuality, and Public Policy
GSS 352-0Gender, Sexuality, and Political Theory
GSS 353-0Gender and Citizenship
GSS 354-0Critical Trans Studies
GSS 371-0Gender, Sexuality, and Popular Culture
GSS 374-0Gender, Sexuality, and Digital Technologies
GSS 380-0Black Feminist Theory
GSS 381-0Queer Theory
GSS 382-0Race, Gender, and Sexuality
GSS 390-0Topics in Gender and Sexuality Studies
GSS 397-0Feminist Theory
HDC 205-0Coming of Age and Growing Old in the 21st Century
HDC 262-0Life 101: Literature and Psychology
HDC 305-0Identity and Motivation
HDC 307-0Emotional Mysteries
HDC 309-0Team Dynamics
HDC 310-0The Art and Science of Aging
HDC 315-0Identities, Intersections, and Organizations
HDC 330-0Adolescent Stress: Sources and Solutions
HDC 335-0The Myths and Facts of Adolescence
HDC 340-0Building Loving and Lasting Relationships: Marriage 101
HDC 347-0Mapping and Spatial Analysis for Social Issues
HEBREW 245-0Current Events in Israel: Israeli Society through Online News Media
HISTORY 201-1Europe in the Medieval and Early Modern World
HISTORY 201-2Europe in the Modern World
HISTORY 203-1Jewish History I: 750-1492
HISTORY 203-2Jewish History II: Early Modern, 1492-1789
HISTORY 203-3Jewish History III: 1789-1948
HISTORY 210-1North America and the United States to 1865
HISTORY 210-2History of the United States, Reconstruction to the Present
HISTORY 211-0American Wars
HISTORY 212-1Introduction to African-American History: Key concepts from 1700-1861
HISTORY 212-2Introduction to African American History: Emancipation to Civil Rights Movement
HISTORY 214-0Asian American History
HISTORY 215-0History of the American Family
HISTORY 216-0Global Asians
HISTORY 218-0The History of Latinas and Latinos in the United States
HISTORY 219-0History of the Present
HISTORY 220-0History of the Future
HISTORY 221-0Famous American Trials
HISTORY 248-0Global Legal History
HISTORY 249-0The End of Citizenship
HISTORY 250-1Global History: Early Modern to Modern Transition
HISTORY 250-2Global History: The Modern World
HISTORY 251-0The Politics of Disaster: A Global Environmental History
HISTORY 252-0Global History of Refugees
HISTORY 253-0A Global History of Prisons and Camps
HISTORY 254-0Entrepreneurship: A Global History
HISTORY 255-1African Civilizations
HISTORY 255-2Africa in the Age of Early Modern Empires
HISTORY 255-3Modern Africa
HISTORY 260-1Becoming Latin America, 1492-1830
HISTORY 260-2History of Modern Latin America
HISTORY 261-0Sex after Shakespeare
HISTORY 262-0Pirates, Guns, and Empires
HISTORY 263-0Witchcraft in the Early Modern Atlantic World
HISTORY 264-0The Age of Revolutions, 1775-1848
HISTORY 265-0Women's Sports: A Global History
HISTORY 270-0Middle Eastern/Islamic Civilization
HISTORY 271-1History of the Islamic Middle East: 600-1200
HISTORY 271-2History of the Islamic Middle East: 1200-1789
HISTORY 271-3History of the Modern Middle East, 1789 - Present
HISTORY 272-0History of Ancient Egypt, 3100-c. 1000 B.C.E.
HISTORY 275-1History of Early Modern Science and Medicine
HISTORY 275-2History of Modern Science and Medicine
HISTORY 281-0Chinese Civilization
HISTORY 282-0Sino-American Relations in the Modern World
HISTORY 284-1Ancient and Medieval Japan: From the Realm of the Gods to the Age of the Samurai
HISTORY 284-2Early Modern Japan
HISTORY 286-0World War II in Asia
HISTORY 303-1Women, Power and Patriarchy in US History, to 1865
HISTORY 303-2Women, Power and Patriarchy in US History, since 1865
HISTORY 304-0Asian American Women's History
HISTORY 305-0American Immigration
HISTORY 308-0The American West
HISTORY 309-0American Environmental History
HISTORY 310-1Early American History: Contact and Colonization
HISTORY 310-2American Revolution: From British Colonies to Republican Empire
HISTORY 311-0Democracy and its Discontents: The US from the Constitution to the Mexican War
HISTORY 314-0The Civil War and Reconstruction
HISTORY 315-1The Rise and Fall of the American Century: Rise
HISTORY 315-2The Rise and Fall of the American Century: Fall
HISTORY 316-0The Sixties
HISTORY 317-1American Cultural History: 19th C.
HISTORY 317-2American Cultural History: 20th C. to Present
HISTORY 318-1Legal and Constitutional History of the United States: Colonial Period to 1850
HISTORY 318-2Legal and Constitutional History of the United States: 1850 to Present
HISTORY 319-0US Foreign Relations
HISTORY 320-0The Fourteenth Amendment
HISTORY 321-0The Vietnam Wars
HISTORY 322-1Development of the Modern American City: to 1880
HISTORY 322-2Development of the Modern American City: 1880-Present
HISTORY 324-0US Gay and Lesbian History
HISTORY 325-0History of American Technology
HISTORY 327-0Histories of Violence in the United States
HISTORY 330-0Medieval Sex
HISTORY 331-0Women in Medieval Society
HISTORY 333-0The European Renaissance
HISTORY 334-0The Reformation of Religion
HISTORY 336-0Spain 1500 - 1700: Rise and Fall of a European Empire
HISTORY 337-0History of Modern Europe
HISTORY 338-1Europe in the 20th Century, 1900-1945
HISTORY 338-2Europe in the 20th Century, 1945-Present
HISTORY 339-0Cold War Mirrors
HISTORY 340-0Gender, War, and Revolution in the 20th Century
HISTORY 341-0Paris: World City, 1700 to the Present
HISTORY 342-1The French Revolution and Napoleon
HISTORY 342-2History of Modern France: 19th c. to present
HISTORY 343-0Modern Italy
HISTORY 344-1German History: Weimar and Nazi Germany
HISTORY 344-2German History: Germany Since 1945
HISTORY 345-1History of Russia, 800-1917: From Kievan Rus to the Bolshevik Revolution
HISTORY 345-2History of Russia, 1917-1991: The Soviet Union
HISTORY 345-3History of Russia, 1991-Present: After Communism
HISTORY 346-0East Central Europe under Communist Rule and Beyond, 1945 to the Present
HISTORY 347-0Christians and Jews
HISTORY 348-1Jews in Poland, Ukraine, and Russia
HISTORY 348-2Jews in Poland, Ukraine, and Russia
HISTORY 349-0The Holocaust
HISTORY 350-0Soviet History Through Film
HISTORY 351-0Europe in the Age of Total War
HISTORY 352-0A Global History of Death and Dying
HISTORY 353-0History of Capitalism, 1500-1850
HISTORY 354-0History of Socialism
HISTORY 356-1History of South Africa, Early Times to 1879
HISTORY 356-2History of South Africa, 1879-on
HISTORY 360-0Tudor and Stuart Britain
HISTORY 362-1Modern British History, 1688 - 1815
HISTORY 362-2The Victorians: liberalism, empire, and morality, 1780-1900
HISTORY 362-3Britain Since 1900: The Decline and Fall of Empire
HISTORY 364-0Gender and Sexuality in Victorian Britain
HISTORY 365-0Medicine in Latin America: From Chocolate to Che Guevara
HISTORY 366-0Latin America in the Independence Era: American Indians and Nations
HISTORY 367-0History of Mexico
HISTORY 368-2Revolutions in Latin America and the Caribbean from Haiti to Mexico
HISTORY 369-0Development and Inequality in Modern Latin America
HISTORY 370-0Music and Nation in Latin America
HISTORY 373-1The Last Empire of Islam: The Ottomans in Europe and Asia in the Early Modern Era
HISTORY 373-2The Ottoman Empire in the Age of Nationalism: From Grand Signor to the Sick Man of Europe
HISTORY 374-0The Arabian Peninsula Since the 18th Century
HISTORY 375-0Nomads in World History
HISTORY 376-0Global Environments and World History
HISTORY 377-0A History of Sex
HISTORY 378-0History of Law and Science
HISTORY 379-0Biomedicine and World History
HISTORY 381-1Qing China
HISTORY 381-2Modern China: The Twentieth Century
HISTORY 381-3Modern China: Post-Mao Reforms, 1978-2016
HISTORY 381-SABeijing: Politics and Power in Modern China
HISTORY 382-0The Modern Japanese City
HISTORY 383-0Japan's Modern Revolution
HISTORY 384-2History of Modern Japan: War and postwar Japan, 1943-present
HISTORY 385-1History of Modern South Asia, 1500-1800
HISTORY 385-2History of Modern South Asia, ca. 1750-present
HISTORY 386-2Southeast Asia in the Age of Empire
HISTORY 386-3Southeast Asia: Decolonization & Independence
HISTORY 388-0The Mongol Empire
HISTORY 393-0Approaches to History
HUM 205-0The World of Homer
HUM 211-0Humanities in the World II
HUM 212-0Humanities in the World III
HUM 213-0Humanities in the World IV
HUM 220-0Health, Biomedicine, Culture, and Society
HUM 317-0Monsters, Art, and Civilization
HUM 325-3Humanities in the Digital Age
HUM 325-4Humanities in the Digital Age
HUM 325-5Humanities in the Digital Age
HUM 329-0Archaeology and Nationalism
HUM 370-3Special Topics in the Humanities
HUM 370-4Special Topics in the Humanities
HUM 370-5Special Topics in the Humanities
HUM 397-0Exhibiting Antiquity: The Culture and Politics of Display
IEMS 200-0Why IE: Professional Foundations of Industrial Engineering
IEMS 225-0Principles of Entrepreneurship
IEMS 325-0Engineering Entrepreneurship
IEMS 340-0Qualitative Methods in Engineering Systems
IEMS 341-0Social Networks Analysis
IEMS 341-SASocial Networks Analysis
IEMS 342-0Organizational Behavior
IEMS 343-0Project Management for Engineers
IEMS 344-0Whole-Brain Leadership
IEMS 345-0Negotiations and Conflict Resolution for Engineers
IEMS 348-SALeading & Leveraging Networks
IEMS 349-0Organizational Leadership
IEMS 349-SAOrganizational Leadership
IEMS 365-0Analytics for Social Good
IEMS 382-0Operations Engineering and Management
IEMS 383-0Service Engineering and Management
IEMS 385-0Introduction to Health Systems Management
IMC 300-0Introduction to Integrated Marketing Communications
IMC 301-0Consumer Insight
IMC 302-0Research and Data Analytics
IMC 303-0Integrated Marketing Communications Strategy
IMC 304-0Digital Media Strategies
IMC 305-0Analytics to Activation
IMC 306-0Strategic Communications
IMC 307-0Digital, Social and Mobile Marketing
IMC 308-0Content Strategy
IMC 309-0Social Networks
IMC 310-0IMC Law, Ethics and Technology
IMC 311-0Digital Governance
IMC 314-0Branding in the Digital World
IMC 320-0Visual (Re)Presentation: Image, Culture, and Meaning
INTL_ST 383-1Elliott Scholars Program: Foundation Topics in Global Affairs
INTL_ST 383-2Elliott Scholars Program: Foundation Topics II in Global Affairs
INTL_ST 393-0Development in the Global Context: Participation, Power, and Social Change
INTL_ST 393-SADevelopment in the Global Context: Participation, Power, and Social Change
ISEN 210-0Introduction to Sustainability: Challenges and Solutions
ISEN 220-0Introduction to Energy Systems for the 21st Century
ISEN 230-0Climate Change and Sustainability: Ethical Dimensions
ISEN 350-SAEnergy Technology & Policy in China
ISEN 375-0Issues in Environmental Philosophy
ITALIAN 201-0Italian Through Media
ITALIAN 205-0Voyage Through Italy
ITALIAN 206-0Business Italian
ITALIAN 304-0Politics and Mass Culture
ITALIAN 306-0Migrations
ITALIAN 370-0Major Figures in Italian History and Culture
ITALIAN 371-0Media Aesthetic Education
ITALIAN 374-0Love and Sexuality in the Medieval and Early Modern Period
JAPANESE 211-1Japanese III
JAPANESE 211-2Japanese III
JAPANESE 211-3Japanese III
JAPANESE 313-1Japanese IV: Japanese Newspaper Reading and News Listening
JAPANESE 320-0Japanese V: Food for Thought: Japanese Society, Culture, and Identities
JAZZ_ST 210-1Jazz History I
JAZZ_ST 210-2Jazz History II
JAZZ_ST 337-0Business of Jazz
JOUR 201-1Fundamentals of Reporting & Writing News
JOUR 201-2Fundamentals of Video Journalism
JOUR 202-0Journalism Values, Practice & Trends
JOUR 302-0Media History
JOUR 303-0Framed: Media and the Marginalized
JOUR 304-0Global Journalism History
JOUR 317-0Journalism Research Methods
JOUR 319-0Entrepreneurial Approaches to Media Innovation
JOUR 333-0Bilingual Reporting and Storytelling
JOUR 353-0Dilemmas of American Power
JOUR 354-0Sports and Society
JOUR 358-0Evolution of Sports Media
JOUR 377-0News by the Numbers: Intro to Data Journalism
JWSH_ST 203-1Jewish History I: 750-1492
JWSH_ST 203-2Jewish History II: Early Modern, 1492-1789
JWSH_ST 203-3Jewish History III: 1789-1948
JWSH_ST 210-0Jewish Studies: An Overview
JWSH_ST 220-0Introduction to Hebrew Bible
JWSH_ST 230-0Introduction to Judaism
JWSH_ST 242-0Imagining Modern Jewish Culture in Yiddish and German
JWSH_ST 266-0Introduction to Yiddish Culture: Images of the Shtetl
JWSH_ST 280-4Topics in Israel Studies
JWSH_ST 280-5Topics in Israel Studies
JWSH_ST 347-0Christians and Jews
JWSH_ST 348-1Jews in Poland, Ukraine, and Russia
JWSH_ST 348-2Jews in Poland, Ukraine, and Russia
JWSH_ST 349-0The Holocaust
KELLG_FE 310-0Principles of Finance
KELLG_FE 312-0Investments
KELLG_FE 314-0Derivatives
KELLG_MA 324-0Operations and Supply Chain Management
KELLG_MA 328-0Competitive Strategy and Industrial Structure
KOREAN 311-3Korean IV: Topics in the News
LATIN 201-1Introduction to Latin Literature
LATIN 201-2Introduction to Latin Literature
LATIN 201-3Introduction to Latin Literature
LATIN 313-0Latin Prose Composition: Advanced Syntax & Composition
LATINO 201-0Introduction to Latina and Latino Studies: Space and Place
LATINO 202-0Introduction to Latina and Latino Studies: Movements
LATINO 203-0Expressive Cultures
LATINO 210-0Key Concepts and Approaches in Latinx Studies
LATINO 218-0Latino History
LATINO 220-0Placemaking
LATINO 222-0Latina/o/x Youth
LATINO 231-0Politics of the Body
LATINO 232-0Queer and Trans Latino Studies
LATINO 312-0Latinx Chicago
LATINO 320-0Coming of Age in Latinx Studies: Growing Up and Growing Old
LATINO 334-0Latino Politics
LATINO 336-0Latinx Sounds Studies, Sonics, and Soundscapes
LATINO 342-0Latina and Latino Social Movements
LATINO 366-0Feminist Aesthetics of the Erotic
LATINO 368-0Latina/o and Latine Ethnography
LATINO 391-0Topics in Latina and Latino Studies of Space and Place
LATINO 392-0Topics in Latina and Latino Studies of Movements
LDRSHP 204-0Paradigms and Strategies of Leadership
LDRSHP 304-0Leading From Design
LEGAL_ST 206-0Law and Society
LEGAL_ST 207-0Legal Studies Research Methods
LEGAL_ST 211-0Law and Popular Culture
LEGAL_ST 221-0Famous American Trials
LEGAL_ST 235-0Crime, Punishment, and Social Control
LEGAL_ST 245-0Undocumented America
LEGAL_ST 248-0Global Legal History
LEGAL_ST 305-0American Immigration
LEGAL_ST 308-0Sociology of Law
LEGAL_ST 309-0Political Theories of the Rule of Law
LEGAL_ST 310-0Moral Panics
LEGAL_ST 312-0Surveillance, Policing, & Law
LEGAL_ST 315-0Corporation in US Law and Culture
LEGAL_ST 318-1Legal and Constitutional History of the United States: Colonial Period to 1850
LEGAL_ST 318-2Legal and Constitutional History of the United States: Since 1850
LEGAL_ST 320-0The Fourteenth Amendment
LEGAL_ST 331-0Politics of the Supreme Court
LEGAL_ST 332-0Constitutional Law I
LEGAL_ST 333-0Constitutional Law II: Civil and Political Rights
LEGAL_ST 340-0Gender, Sexuality, and the Law
LEGAL_ST 342-0International Organizations
LEGAL_ST 345-0Policing Protest
LEGAL_ST 347-0Comparative Race & Ethnicity
LEGAL_ST 348-0Race, Politics, and the Law
LEGAL_ST 350-0Psychology and the Law
LEGAL_ST 356-0Constitutional Challenges in Comparative Perspective
LEGAL_ST 360-0Animal Law
LEGAL_ST 370-0Law and Social Movements
LEGAL_ST 381-0Children and the Law
LEGAL_ST 383-0Gender, Sexuality and The Carceral State
LING 220-0Language and Society
LING 221-0Language and Prejudice
LING 222-0Language, Politics, and Identity
LING 223-0Language & Gender
LING 230-0Language and Mind
LING 260-0Formal Analysis of Words & Sentences
LING 270-0Meaning
LING 312-0Experimental Sociolinguistics
LING 315-0Experimental Approaches to Word Form Processing
LING 316-0Experimental Syntax
LING 317-0Experimental Pragmatics
LING 320-0Sociolinguistics
LING 321-0Bilingualism
LING 330-0Research Methods in Linguistics
LING 331-0Text Processing for Linguists
LING 334-0Introduction to Computational Linguistics
LING 341-0Language Typology
LING 342-0Structure of Various Languages
LING 360-0Fundamentals of Syntax
LING 363-0Making a Dictionary: The Northwestern Project
LING 370-0Fundamentals of Meaning
LING 371-0Reference
LING 372-0Pragmatics
LING 373-0Implicature
LING 380-0Spoken English for Nonnative Speakers
LING 381-0Written English for Nonnative Speakers
LOC 211-0Intro to Organization Theory & Practice
LOC 213-0Cognition in Contexts
LOC 214-0Culture and Cognition
LOC 214-BRCulture and Cognition: SESP Leadership Institute
LOC 306-0Studies in Organizational Change
LOC 308-0Redesigning Everyday Organizations
LOC 309-0Team Dynamics
LOC 311-0Tools for Organizational Analysis
LOC 312-0Modern Organization and Innovations
LOC 313-0Learning and Thinking in Organizations
LOC 315-0Identities, Intersections, and Organizations
LOC 334-0Analysis of Global Teams
LOC 335-0Global Organizational Design and Leadership
LOC 347-0Mapping and Spatial Analysis for Social Issues
LRN_SCI 200-0Introduction to Learning Sciences
LRN_SCI 201-0Cognition and Action
LRN_SCI 202-0Culture, Language, & Identity
LRN_SCI 214-0Culture and Cognition
LRN_SCI 224-0Holocaust Education Design
LRN_SCI 230-0Introduction to Teaching and Learning
LRN_SCI 301-0Design of Learning Environments
LRN_SCI 302-0Social, Cultural, and Linguistic Contexts of Education
LRN_SCI 308-0Redesigning Everyday Organizations
LRN_SCI 309-0Inclusive Making
LRN_SCI 313-0Tangible Interaction Design and Learning
LRN_SCI 318-0Text Mining for Education, Organizations, and Social Science Research
LRN_SCI 326-0Design of Technological Tools for Thinking and Learning
LRN_SCI 338-0Computational Tools for Justice and Inquiry-based Learning
LRN_SCI 360-0Sports, Technology and Learning
MATH 366-0Mathematical Models in Finance
MATH 385-0Probability and Statistics for MMSS
MATH 386-1Econometrics for MMSS
MATH 386-2Econometrics for MMSS
MCI 301-0Accounting and Finance in Creative Industries
MCI 302-0Business Strategy in the Creative Industries
MCI 303-0Marketing Management in Creative Industries
MCI 304-0Leadership in Creative Organizations
MENA 200-0Making the Modern Middle East: Culture, Politics, History
MENA 290-3Introductory Topics in Middle East and North African Studies
MENA 290-4Introductory Topics in Middle East and North African Studies
MENA 290-5Introductory Topics in Middle East and North African Studies
MENA 390-3Advanced Topics in Middle East & North African Studies
MENA 390-4Advanced Topics in Middle East & North African Studies
MENA 390-5Advanced Topics in Middle East & North African Studies
MMSS 211-2Social Science Theories & Meth-First Yr
MMSS 211-3Social Science Theories & Meth-First Yr
MMSS 300-0Foundations?of?Mathematical?Social?Science
MMSS 311-1Social Science Theories & Meth-2nd Yr
MMSS 311-2Social Science Theories & Meth-2nd Yr
MOD 311-0Tools for Organizational Analysis
MOD 360-0Sports, Technology and Learning
MOD 407-0Emotional Mysteries
MOD 408-0Redesigning Everyday Organizations
MOD 409-0Team Dynamics
MOD 411-0Tools for Organizational Analysis
MOD 412-0Modern Organization and Innovations
MOD 413-0Learning and Thinking in Organizations
MOD 416-0Identities, Intersections, and Organizations
MOD 434-0Analysis of Global Teams
MOD 435-0Global Organizational Design and Leadership
MS_ED 424-0Critical Issues in Literacy
MS_ED 427-0Educating Exceptional Children
MS_ED 428-0Dynamics of Middle School Curriculum
MS_ED 456-0Methods & Techniques: English
MS_ED 457-0Methods and Techniques: Secondary Mathematics
MS_ED 458-0Methods and Techniques: Science
MS_ED 459-0Methods & Techniques: Social Science
MS_ED 478-0Theory & Practice of Tchg in Multiling. & Multicult. Contexts: Sec. Humanities
MUSIC 214-0The Classical Canon
MUSIC 215-0Performers and Performance
MUSIC 320-0Listening in the Age of the Algorithm
MUSICOL 313-0World Music Cultures
MUSICOL 326-0Topics in World Music: Asia
MUSICOL 329-0Topics in Middle Eastern Music
MUSICOL 330-0Russian Fairy Tale Opera
MUSICOL 331-0Orientalism and Music
MUSICOL 332-0Music and Gypsies
MUSICOL 336-0Music Revivals
MUSICOL 338-0Expressionism
MUSICOL 339-0Music and Gender
MUSICOL 341-0Music and the Visual Arts
MUSICOL 342-0Authenticity
MUSICOL 436-0Music Revivals
MUSIC_ED 260-0Introduction to Music Education
MUSIC_ED 326-0World Music Pedagogy
MUSIC_ED 327-0Teaching Exceptional Children
MUSIC_ED 345-0Music in the Interdisciplinary Curriculum
MUSIC_ED 358-0Philosophy of Music Education
MUSIC_ED 361-0Teaching General Music I
MUSIC_ED 362-0Teaching General Music II
MUSIC_ED 363-0Teaching High School Nonperformance Courses
MUSIC_ED 364-0Teaching Instrumental Music I
MUSIC_ED 365-0Teaching Instrumental Music II
MUSIC_ED 366-0Teaching Choral Music I
MUSIC_ED 367-0Teaching Choral Music II
MUSIC_ED 368-0Teaching Composition in the Schools
MUSIC_ED 369-0Research and Evaluation in Music Education
MUS_TECH 355-2History and Analysis of Electroacoustic Music
MUS_TECH 365-0Electronic Film Music
MUS_THRY 251-0Intro to Music Cognition
MUS_THRY 340-0Analysis of Recorded Performance
MUS_THRY 345-0Experimental and Empirical Methods in Music Theory
NAIS 317-0Native American Health Research & Prevention
NAIS 326-0Native Nations, Healthcare Systems, & U.S. Policy
NEUROSCI 206-0Systems and Behavioral Neuroscience
NEUROSCI 308-0Genetics of Human Behavior
NEUROSCI 320-0Animal Behavior
NEUROSCI 325-0Neurobiology of Stress, Adversity, and Resilience
NEUROSCI 326-0Neurobiology of Learning and Memory
NEUROSCI 355-0Neurogenetics of Behavior Laboratory
NEUROSCI 360-0Neuroscience of Brain Disorders
NEUROSCI 365-0Neurobiology of Prediction
NEUROSCI 370-0Genetic and Circuit Analysis of Motivated Behavior
NEUROSCI 371-0Microbiota-Gut-Brain Axis
PBC 440-0Agroecosystems: The Ecology of Food Production
PERF_ST 225-0Black Music Studies
PERF_ST 230-0Food and Performance
PERF_ST 301-0Performance and Activism in Digital Culture
PERF_ST 302-0Art and Performance in Asian America
PERF_ST 303-0Transnational Flows of Performance
PERF_ST 304-0Sonic Practices of the Middle East and North Africa
PERF_ST 305-0Performance Theory
PERF_ST 306-0Performance and Race
PERF_ST 307-0Performance in Latin America
PERF_ST 308-0Contemporary Middle Eastern Performance
PERF_ST 309-0Black Performance
PERF_ST 310-0Performing Africa
PERF_ST 312-0Yoga: Practice, History, and Politics
PERF_ST 313-0Documentary Theater and Performance
PERF_ST 317-0Feminist Performance
PERF_ST 318-0Performing Masculinities
PERF_ST 319-0Queer and Trans of Color Critique
PERF_ST 321-0Performance, Sex, and Censorship
PERF_ST 322-0Museums and Cultural Collections
PERF_ST 323-0Performing Popular Music
PERF_ST 326-1Performance Art
PERF_ST 327-0Performance Ethnography
PERF_ST 335-0Social Art Tactics
PERF_ST 336-0Latino/a Performance
PERF_ST 340-0Performance and Technology: Composition Workshop
PERF_ST 440-0Performance and Technology: Composition Workshop
PHIL 110-0Introduction to Philosophy
PHIL 210-1History of Philosophy - Ancient
PHIL 210-2History of Philosophy - Medieval
PHIL 210-3History of Philosophy - Early Modern
PHIL 216-0Introduction to Pragmatism
PHIL 219-0Introduction to Existentialism
PHIL 220-0Introduction to Critical Theory
PHIL 221-0Gender, Politics, & Philosophy
PHIL 222-0Introduction to Africana Philosophy
PHIL 224-0Philosophy, Race, and Racism
PHIL 225-0Minds and Machines
PHIL 240-0Freedom and Responsibility
PHIL 253-0Introduction to the Philosophy of Language
PHIL 262-0Ethical Problems and Public Issues
PHIL 266-0Philosophy of Religion
PHIL 268-0Ethics and the Environment
PHIL 269-0Bioethics
PHIL 273-1The Brady Scholars Program: The Moral Life
PHIL 273-2The Brady Scholars Program: The Good Life
PHIL 273-3The Brady Scholars Program: The Good Society
PHIL 275-0Climate Change and Sustainability: Ethical Dimensions
PHIL 310-0Studies in Ancient Philosophy
PHIL 311-0Studies in Medieval Philosophy
PHIL 312-0Studies in Modern Philosophy
PHIL 319-0Existentialism and Its Sources
PHIL 321-0Philosophy & Gender
PHIL 324-0Studies in African American Philosophy
PHIL 327-0Philosophy of Psychology
PHIL 330-0Practical Reasoning and Choice
PHIL 353-0Philosophy of Language
PHIL 355-0Scientific Method in the Social Sciences
PHIL 362-0Studies in the History of Ethical and Political Theory
PHIL 363-0Kant's Moral Theory
PHIL 364-0Business and Professional Ethics
PHIL 375-0Issues in Environmental Philosophy
PIANO 313-1Piano Repertoire I
PIANO 313-2Piano Repertoire II
PIANO 313-3Piano Repertoire III
PIANO 315-1Piano Pedagogy I
PIANO 315-2Piano Pedagogy II
PIANO 315-3Piano Pedagogy III
POLI_SCI 201-0Introduction to Political Theory
POLI_SCI 210-0Introduction to Empirical Methods in Political Science
POLI_SCI 211-0Introduction to Interpretive Methods in Political Science
POLI_SCI 212-0Evaluating Evidence
POLI_SCI 220-0American Government and Politics
POLI_SCI 230-0Introduction to Law in the Political Arena
POLI_SCI 240-0Introduction to International Relations
POLI_SCI 250-0Introduction to Comparative Politics
POLI_SCI 301-0Ancient Political Theory
POLI_SCI 302-0Subjects, Citizens, Revolutionaries: Early Modern Political Thought
POLI_SCI 303-0Modernity and Its Discontents
POLI_SCI 304-0Human Rights Between East and West
POLI_SCI 305-0Integrity and the Politics of Corruption
POLI_SCI 306-0American Political Thought
POLI_SCI 307-0Deportation Law and Politics
POLI_SCI 308-0Critical Theory and the Study of Politics
POLI_SCI 308-SACritical Theory and the Study of Politics
POLI_SCI 309-0Political Theories of the Rule of Law
POLI_SCI 312-0Statistical Research Methods
POLI_SCI 320-0The American Presidency
POLI_SCI 321-0Urban Politics
POLI_SCI 323-0Public Opinion and Voting Behavior
POLI_SCI 324-0Political Parties and Elections
POLI_SCI 325-0Congress and the Legislative Process
POLI_SCI 326-0Race and Public Policy
POLI_SCI 327-0African American Politics
POLI_SCI 328-0Public Policy
POLI_SCI 329-0U.S. Environmental Politics
POLI_SCI 331-0Politics of the Supreme Court
POLI_SCI 332-0Constitutional Law I
POLI_SCI 333-0Constitutional Law II: Civil and Political Rights
POLI_SCI 334-0Latino Politics
POLI_SCI 335-0Political Psychology
POLI_SCI 336-0Immigration Politics and Policy
POLI_SCI 337-0Gender and Politics
POLI_SCI 338-0Labor in America
POLI_SCI 340-0International Relations Theory
POLI_SCI 341-0International Political Economy
POLI_SCI 342-0International Organizations
POLI_SCI 343-0Politics of International Law
POLI_SCI 344-0U.S. Foreign Policy
POLI_SCI 345-0National Security
POLI_SCI 346-0European Union in International Affairs
POLI_SCI 347-0Ethics in International Relations
POLI_SCI 348-0Globalization
POLI_SCI 349-0International Environmental Politics
POLI_SCI 350-0Social Movements
POLI_SCI 351-0Politics of the Middle East
POLI_SCI 352-0Global Development
POLI_SCI 353-0Politics of Latin America
POLI_SCI 354-0Politics of Southeast Asia
POLI_SCI 355-0Politics of China
POLI_SCI 356-0Constitutional Challenges in Comparative Perspective
POLI_SCI 358-SAContemporary South Africa: A Political Economy/Policy Perspective
POLI_SCI 359-0Politics of Africa
POLI_SCI 361-0Democracy and Autocracy
POLI_SCI 362-0Politics of Europe
POLI_SCI 363-SAThe Political Economy of the European Union
POLI_SCI 364-SAFrance: Politics, Culture, & Society
POLI_SCI 365-SADecision Making in the European Union
POLI_SCI 366-SAThe Dynamics of Law Making in the European Union
POLI_SCI 368-0Political Economy of Development
POLI_SCI 369-0Politics of Post-Soviet Russia and Ukraine
POLI_SCI 373-0Chinese Foreign Policy
POLI_SCI 374-0Politics of Capitalism
POLI_SCI 376-0Civil Wars
POLI_SCI 377-0Drugs and Politics
POLI_SCI 378-0America and the World
POLI_SCI 380-0Political Communication
POLI_SCI 382-0Religion, Law, & Politics: Politics of Religious Diversity
POLI_SCI 383-0War and Change in International Politics
POLI_SCI 384-0International Responses to Mass Atrocities
POLI_SCI 385-0Negotiation and Conflict Resolution
POLI_SCI 388-0Institutions and Society
POLI_SCI 389-0Understanding Genocide
PORT 380-0Contemporary Brazil: Literature and Film
PRDV 325-0Emotional Intelligence 101 - Managing Yourself, Maximizing Your Potential
PSYCH 110-0Introduction to Psychology
PSYCH 201-0Statistical Methods in Psychology
PSYCH 213-0Social Psychology
PSYCH 215-0Psychology of Personality
PSYCH 221-0Introduction to Neuroscience
PSYCH 228-0Cognitive Psychology
PSYCH 244-0Developmental Psychology
PSYCH 248-0Health Psychology
PSYCH 249-0Buddhist Psychology
PSYCH 301-0Research Methods in Psychology
PSYCH 303-0Psychopathology
PSYCH 306-0Introduction to Clinical Psychology
PSYCH 308-0Cognitive Behavior Therapy
PSYCH 310-0Special Topics in Social/Clinical/Personality
PSYCH 311-0Psychology of Attitudes
PSYCH 313-0Relationship Science
PSYCH 317-0The Holocaust: Psychological Themes & Perspectives
PSYCH 324-0Perception
PSYCH 327-0Brain and Cognition
PSYCH 328-0Brain Damage and the Mind
PSYCH 330-0Special Topics in Cognition/Neuroscience
PSYCH 333-0Psychology of Thinking
PSYCH 336-0Consciousness
PSYCH 340-0Psychology and Law
PSYCH 341-0Positive Psychology: The Science of Well-Being
PSYCH 343-0Psychology of Beauty
PSYCH 344-0Cultural Psychology
PSYCH 345-0Presenting Ideas & Data
PSYCH 348-0Psychology of Sex and Gender Differences
PSYCH 364-0Social and Personality Development
PSYCH 365-0Advanced Seminar in Personality, Clinical, or Social Psychology
PSYCH 366-0Stereotyping & Prejudice
PSYCH 367-0Child Psychopathology
PSYCH 369-0Psychological Tests & Measures
PSYCH 370-0Cognitive Development
PSYCH 372-0Language and Cognition
PSYCH 373-0Decision Making
PSYCH 374-0Human Memory
PSYCH 375-0Advanced Seminar in Cognition or Neuroscience
PSYCH 378-0Images of Cognition
PSYCH 380-0Advanced Statistics & Experimental Design
PSYCH 381-0Children & the Law
PSYCH 383-0Psychology and Food
PSYCH 387-0Consumer Psychology and Marketing Research
PSYCH 397-1Advanced Supervised Research 1
PSYCH 397-2Advanced Supervised Research 2
RELIGION 170-0Introduction to the Study of Religion
RELIGION 172-0Introduction to Religion, Media, and Culture
RELIGION 173-0Religion, Medicine & Suffering in the West
RELIGION 200-0Introduction to Hinduism
RELIGION 210-0Introduction to Buddhism
RELIGION 220-0Introduction to Hebrew Bible
RELIGION 221-0Introduction to the New Testament
RELIGION 230-0Introduction to Judaism
RELIGION 240-0Introduction to Christianity
RELIGION 250-0Introduction to Islam
RELIGION 262-0Introduction to Black Religions: The North American Experience
RELIGION 264-0American Religious History from 1865 to the Great Depression
RELIGION 265-0American Religious History from World War II to the Present
RELIGION 270-0Introduction to Theology
RELIGION 271-0Theology of Love
RELIGION 275-0Mysticism and Spirituality
RELIGION 301-0Hindu Epics: Mahabharata
RELIGION 302-0Hindu Epics: Ramaya?a
RELIGION 308-0Indian Philosophy
RELIGION 312-0Buddhism and Gender
RELIGION 313-0Tibetan Religion and Culture
RELIGION 314-0Buddhism in the Contemporary World
RELIGION 316-0Religion and the Body in China
RELIGION 345-0Idea of Sainthood in Christianity
RELIGION 346-0Church Architecture
RELIGION 350-0The Qur'an
RELIGION 351-0Islamic Law
RELIGION 354-0Sufism
RELIGION 360-0Black Religions
RELIGION 371-0Religion, TV, and Film
RELIGION 373-0Religion and Bioethics
RELIGION 374-0Contemporary Religious Thought
RELIGION 375-0Foundations of Christian Thought
RELIGION 376-0Christianity and the Making of Modernity
RELIGION 377-0Christian Thought in Global Perspective
RELIGION 378-0Death: Myth and Meaning
RELIGION 381-0Global Catholicism in the Contemporary World
RELIGION 382-0Religion, Law, & Politics: Politics of Religious Diversity
RELIGION 395-0Theories of Religion
RTVF 310-0Television History
RTVF 313-1History of Documentary Media
RTVF 314-0History of the Recording Industry
RTVF 316-0Media and Cultural Theory
RTVF 325-0Media, Gender, and Sexuality
RTVF 330-0Culture Industries
RTVF 341-0Media Technologies
RTVF 351-0National Cinema and Media
RTVF 353-0Media Industries and Globalization
RUSSIAN 303-1Advanced Russian Language and Culture
RUSSIAN 303-2Advanced Russian Language and Culture
RUSSIAN 303-3Advanced Russian Language and Culture
SESP 195-1Civic Engagement 1- Participatory Policymaking
SESP 195-2Civic Engagement 2: Participatory Budgeting
SESP 195-3Civic Engagement 3: Organizing, Gathering & Policy implementation
SESP 200-0Understanding Knowledge
SESP 201-0Human Development: Childhood and Adolescence
SESP 203-0Human Development: Adulthood and Aging
SESP 240-0Introduction to Social Science Research
SESP 260-0Community Based Research Methodologies: Educational Justice
SESP 272-0Field Research Methods
SESP 320-0Race and Education
SESP 322-0Crafting Child Policy
SESP 323-0Holocaust Memory, Memorial and Museums
SESP 325-0Race, Adolescence, and School Discipline
SESP 342-0Anthropology of Education
SESP 360-0Magic Monsters & the Holocaust
SESP 390-0Research Apprenticeship
SESP 391-0Advanced Research Design
SLAVIC 218-0Introduction to Polish Literature
SLAVIC 222-0Language, Politics, & Identity
SLAVIC 250-SABalkan Civilizations
SLAVIC 255-0Slavic Civilizations
SLAVIC 261-0Heart of Europe: Poland in the Twentieth Century
SLAVIC 262-0Life 101: Literature and Psychology
SLAVIC 322-0Making a Dictionary: The Northwestern Project
SLAVIC 328-0Prague: City of Cultures, City of Conflict
SLAVIC 341-0Structure of Modern Russian
SLAVIC 390-0History and Culture in Central and Eastern Europe
SOCIOL 110-0Introduction to Sociology
SOCIOL 201-0Social Inequality: Race, Class, and Power
SOCIOL 202-0Social Problems
SOCIOL 206-0Law and Society
SOCIOL 207-0Cities in Society
SOCIOL 208-0Race and Society
SOCIOL 210-0Families and Societies
SOCIOL 211-0Food and Society: An Introduction
SOCIOL 212-0Environment and Society
SOCIOL 215-0Economy and Society
SOCIOL 216-0Gender and Society
SOCIOL 218-0Education and Inequality: Focus on Chicago
SOCIOL 220-0Health, Biomedicine, Culture, and Society
SOCIOL 223-0Masculinities and Society
SOCIOL 226-0Sociological Analysis
SOCIOL 227-0Legal Studies Research Methods
SOCIOL 232-0Sexuality and Society
SOCIOL 235-0Critical Thought on Race and Ethnicity
SOCIOL 245-0Undocumented America
SOCIOL 276-0Introductory Topics in Sociology
SOCIOL 277-0Native Society: Past and Present
SOCIOL 288-0Institutions and Society
SOCIOL 301-0The City: Urbanization and Urbanism
SOCIOL 302-0Sociology of Organizations
SOCIOL 303-0Analysis and Interpretation of Social Data
SOCIOL 304-0Politics of Racial Knowledge
SOCIOL 305-0Population Dynamics
SOCIOL 306-0Sociological Theory
SOCIOL 307-0School and Society
SOCIOL 309-0Political Sociology
SOCIOL 310-0Sociology of the Family
SOCIOL 311-0Food, Politics and Society
SOCIOL 313-0Technology and Society
SOCIOL 314-0Sociology of Religion
SOCIOL 316-0Economic Sociology
SOCIOL 317-0Global Development
SOCIOL 318-0Sociology of Law
SOCIOL 319-0Sociology of Science
SOCIOL 320-0Gender, Health, and Medicine
SOCIOL 321-0Numbers, Identity & Modernity: How Calculation Shapes Who We Are & What We Know
SOCIOL 322-0Sociology of Immigration
SOCIOL 323-0American Subcultures and Ethnic Groups
SOCIOL 324-0Global Capitalism
SOCIOL 325-0Global & Local Inequalities
SOCIOL 327-0Youth and Society
SOCIOL 328-0Inequality & American Society
SOCIOL 329-0Field Research and Methods of Data Collection
SOCIOL 330-0Law, Markets, and Globalization
SOCIOL 331-0Markets, Hierarchies & Democracies
SOCIOL 332-0Capitalism, Labor, and Gender
SOCIOL 334-0Social Protest and Social Change Around the World
SOCIOL 335-0Sociology of Rational Decision Making
SOCIOL 336-0The Climate Crisis, Policies, and Society
SOCIOL 343-0Social Networks
SOCIOL 345-0Class and Culture
SOCIOL 348-0Race, Politics, and the Law
SOCIOL 356-0Sociology of Gender
SOCIOL 379-0Understanding Genocide
SOCIOL 398-1Senior Research Seminar
SOCIOL 398-2Senior Research Seminar
SOC_POL 303-0Social Opportunity and Educational Policy
SOC_POL 312-0Social Policymaking and Implementation
SOC_POL 313-0Race, Inequality, and the Political Analysis of Public Policy
SOC_POL 315-0Global Human Trafficking
SOC_POL 330-0Economics of Social Policy
SOC_POL 331-0Economics of Inequality and Discrimination
SOC_POL 332-0Economics of Education Policy
SOC_POL 333-0Economics of Health, Human Capital, and Happiness
SOC_POL 334-0Quantitative Tools for Policy Analysis
SOC_POL 335-0Women and American Political Leadership
SOC_POL 336-0Contemporary Issues in Social Policy
SOC_POL 337-0The Social Side of College: Understanding the Lives of Undergraduate Students
SOC_POL 338-0Child & Family Policy: Poverty and Education Policy in Sociohistorical Context
SOC_POL 339-0Impacts of Education Policy on the Classroom
SOC_POL 340-0Intersectionality, Measurement and Public Policy
SPANISH 121-1Intermediate Spanish
SPANISH 121-2Intermediate Spanish
SPANISH 121-3Intermediate Spanish
SPANISH 125-0Accelerated Intermediate Spanish
SPANISH 127-0Accelerated Intermediate Spanish for Heritage Learners: Finding Our Voices
SPANISH 190-SAIntermediate Spanish Grammar
SPANISH 191-SAIntermediate Spanish Conversation
SPANISH 199-SALanguage in Context: Contemporary Spain
SPANISH 200-0Advanced Spanish for Heritage Learners: Claiming Our Stories
SPANISH 201-0Advanced Spanish I: Contemporary Latin America
SPANISH 202-0Conversation on Current Topics
SPANISH 202-SAConversation on Current Topics
SPANISH 205-0Spanish for Professions: Health Care
SPANISH 206-0Spanish for Professions: Business
SPANISH 225-0Nationalism, Borders, and Immigration in Spain (Taught in English)
SPANISH 280-0Introduction to Spanish Linguistics
SPANISH 281-0Spanish Phonetics and Phonology
SPANISH 323-0Cervantes' Don Quixote
SPANISH 333-0The Spanish Civil War: The Good Fight
SPANISH 340-0Colonial Latin American Literature
SPANISH 345-0Reading the 'Boom'
SPANISH 346-0Testimonial Narrative in Latin America
SPANISH 349-0Critical Thought in Latin America
SPANISH 350-0Visual Culture in Latina/o America and Spain
SPANISH 360-0Spain: Studies in Culture and Society
SPANISH 361-0Latin America: Studies in Culture and Society
SPANISH 363-0Topics in US Latina/o Literary and Cultural Studies
STAT 325-0Survey Sampling
STAT 328-0Causal Inference
STAT 355-0Analysis of Qualitative Data
STAT 356-0Hierarchical Linear Models
STAT 364-0Large Language Models: Foundations, Training, and Inference
STAT 365-0Introduction to the Analysis of Financial Data
STRINGS 311-0Suzuki Pedagogy
STRINGS 315-1Violin and Viola Pedagogy I
STRINGS 315-2Violin and Viola Pedagogy II
STRINGS 315-3Violin and Viola Pedagogy III
STRINGS 316-1Cello and Double Bass Pedagogy
STRINGS 316-2Cello and Double Bass Pedagogy II
STRINGS 316-3Cello and Double Bass Pedagogy III
STRINGS 318-1Harp Technique and Pedagogy I
STRINGS 318-2Harp Technique and Pedagogy II
STRINGS 318-3Harp Technique and Pedagogy III
STRINGS 375-1Lute and Guitar History and Literature I
STRINGS 375-2Lute and Guitar History and Literature II
STRINGS 375-3Lute and Guitar History and Literature III
STRINGS 376-1Guitar Pedagogy I
STRINGS 376-2Guitar Pedagogy II
STRINGS 376-3Guitar Pedagogy III
SWAHILI 216-1Introduction to Swahili Literature
TEACH_ED 301-0Schooling in America
TEACH_ED 302-0Social, Cultural, and Linguistic Contexts of Education
TEACH_ED 309-0Designing and Supporting Discourse-Rich Environments for Learning
TEACH_ED 310-0Foundations of Learning in a New Language
TEACH_ED 311-0Elementary Science Methods and Content
TEACH_ED 315-0Elementary Social Studies Methods and Content
TEACH_ED 320-0Designing for Linguistically and Culturally Sustaining Instruction
TEACH_ED 322-0Linguistics Informed Approaches to Literacy
TEACH_ED 323-0Elementary Literacy Methods & Content
TEACH_ED 324-0Critical Issues in Literacy
TEACH_ED 326-0Elementary Math: Methods and Content
TEACH_ED 327-0Educating Exceptional Children
TEACH_ED 328-0Dynamics of Middle School Curriculum
TEACH_ED 329-0Cognition and Culture in Teaching and Learning
TEACH_ED 332-0Assessment of Linguistically Diverse Students
TEACH_ED 333-0Science Content for Teachers
TEACH_ED 334-0Social Science Content for Teachers
TEACH_ED 336-0Instructional Design & Assessment
TEACH_ED 338-0Computational Tools for Justice and Inquiry-Based Learning
TEACH_ED 355-0Methods & Techniques: World Languages
TEACH_ED 356-0Methods & Techniques: English
TEACH_ED 357-0Methods and Techniques: Secondary Mathematics
TEACH_ED 358-0Methods and Techniques: Science
TEACH_ED 359-0Methods & Techniques: Social Science
TEACH_ED 366-0Middle Grades Methods & Techniques of Teaching: English
TEACH_ED 367-0Middle Grades Methods & Techniques of Teaching: Mathematics
TEACH_ED 368-0Middle Grades Methods & Techniques of Teaching: Science
TEACH_ED 369-0Middle Grades Methods & Techniques of Teaching: Social Sciences
TEACH_ED 375-0Theory & Practice of Tchg in Multiling. & Multicult. Contexts: Secondary Math
TEACH_ED 376-0Theory & Practice of Tchg in Multiling. & Multicult. Contexts: Secondary Science
TEACH_ED 377-0Theory & Practice of Teaching in Multiling. & Multicult. Contexts: Elementary
TEACH_ED 378-0Theory & Practice of Tchg in Multiling. & Multicult. Contexts: Sec. Humanities
TEACH_ED 385-0Student Teaching in Multilingual and Multicultural Contexts: Secondary Math
TEACH_ED 386-0Student Teaching in Multilingual and Multicultural Contexts: Secondary Science
TEACH_ED 387-0Student Teaching in Multilingual and Multicultural Contexts: Elementary
TEACH_ED 388-0Student Teaching in Multilingual & Multicultural Contexts: Secondary Humanities
TEPP 407-0Emotional Mysteries
TEPP 408-0Redesigning Everyday Organizations
TEPP 412-0Modern Organization and Innovations
THEATRE 241-1Theatre History I: Pre-1650
THEATRE 241-2Theatre History II: Post 1650
THEATRE 244-1Modern & Contemp Theatre: Modern
THEATRE 244-2Modern & Contemp Theatre: Contemporary
THEATRE 245-0Theatre of the Americas
THEATRE 253-0Music Theatre History
THEATRE 292-0Introduction to Stage Management
THEATRE 332-1The Art of Storytelling
THEATRE 332-2Advanced Storytelling
THEATRE 333-1Creative Drama
THEATRE 333-2Advanced Creative Drama
THEATRE 341-0Theatre and Social Change
THEATRE 342-0Dramaturgy
THEATRE 343-0Puppetry History & Performance
THEATRE 344-0Gender & Performance
THEATRE 345-0African American Theatre
THEATRE 346-0Asian American Theatre
THEATRE 347-0Latinx Theatre
THEATRE 348-0Transnational Theatre
THEATRE 392-0Advanced Stage Management
THEATRE 393-0Production Management
THEATRE 396-0Theatre Management and Arts Leadership
THEATRE 397-0Theatre Marketing
TURKISH 121-1Turkish II
TURKISH 121-2Turkish II
TURKISH 121-3Turkish II
WIND_PER 347-0Percussion Pedagogy

Humanities and fine arts

Courses in this category introduce interpretive and analytical approaches from the arts and humanities to examine how individuals and communities create and convey meaning through artistic, rhetorical, and cultural forms and practices, including language. HFA courses also contextualize a wide range of creative works within their historical, social, and formal frameworks. HFA courses emphasize critical analysis and interpretation; courses may require students to apply knowledge of artistic and cultural traditions to critique, produce or perform written, visual, media, material, expressive or performative work. Learning outcomes include:

  1. Identify artistic and cultural works and recognize their formal, historical, and social contexts. 
  2. Analyze artistic and cultural works using interpretive methods from the arts and humanities, such as close reading, formal analysis, or practice-based engagement. 
  3. Apply knowledge of aesthetic forms, genres, conventions and traditions to interpret or evaluate meaning and value. 
  4. Create, produce or perform written, oral, visual, media, material or performative work, and articulate the artistic, rhetorical or interpretive choices that inform that work. 
  5. Investigate how aesthetic forms, genres, and conventions shape and are shaped by the communities, traditions, and historical conditions in which they emerge.  

For courses in this category that are designated as "applied," a maximum of three units may count toward degree requirements. Any applied courses after the first three units would be additional units above and beyond the 42 units required for the degree in communication. The applied HFA courses appear in a separate list after the HFA course list.

Course Title
AFST 276-0African Literature in Translation
AFST 360-SACulture, Language, and Identity in South Africa
AMER_ST 201-0Visions of America
AMER_ST 310-0Studies in American Culture
AMER_ST 397-0America Realized
ARABIC 111-1Arabic I
ARABIC 111-2Arabic I
ARABIC 111-3Arabic I
ARABIC 114-0Conversation and Culture in the Arab World
ARABIC 121-1Arabic II
ARABIC 121-2Arabic II
ARABIC 121-3Arabic II
ARABIC 125-0Media Arabic
ARABIC 211-1Arabic III
ARABIC 211-2Arabic III
ARABIC 211-3Arabic III
ARABIC 216-0Language and Culture
ARABIC 245-0Current Events in the Middle East: Arab Society through Online News Media
ARABIC 304-0Arabic for the Professions: Translation Practice in Medical, Media, Literary, and Legal Contexts.
ARABIC 316-1Reading Arabic Poetry
ARABIC 316-2Reading Classical Arabic Texts
ARABIC 316-3Reading Modern Arabic Prose
ART 210-0Introduction to Drawing
ART 220-0Introduction to Painting
ART 230-0Introduction to Time Based Arts
ART 240-0Introduction to Sculpture
ART 250-0Introduction to Photography
ART 260-0Studio Practice
ART 270-0Contemporary Art Survey
ART 272-0Critical Methods for Contemporary Art
ART 360-0Senior Critique
ART_HIST 220-0Introduction to African Art
ART_HIST 222-0Black Art in the TransAtlantic World
ART_HIST 224-0Introduction to Ancient Art
ART_HIST 225-0Introduction to Medieval Art
ART_HIST 226-0Art and Visual Culture of the Islamic World
ART_HIST 230-0Introduction to Art of the United States
ART_HIST 232-0Introduction to the History of Architecture: 1400 to Present
ART_HIST 235-0Introduction to Latin American Art
ART_HIST 240-0Introduction to Asian Art
ART_HIST 250-0Introduction to Early Modern European Art
ART_HIST 255-0Introduction to Modernism
ART_HIST 260-0Introduction to Contemporary Art
ART_HIST 301-0Topics in Art, Revolution and Empire
ART_HIST 317-0Monsters, Art, and Civilization
ART_HIST 318-0Exhibiting Antiquity: The Culture and Politics of Display
ART_HIST 320-1Medieval Art: Byzantine
ART_HIST 320-3Medieval Art: Late Medieval
ART_HIST 322-0Art and Architecture of the Medieval Mediterranean World
ART_HIST 328-0Medievalism in Video Games: Art, Culture and Theory
ART_HIST 330-1Early Modern European Art 1400?1500
ART_HIST 330-2Early Modern European Art 1500?1600
ART_HIST 340-1Baroque Art: Italy & Spain 1600?1750
ART_HIST 342-0Eighteenth-Century European Art
ART_HIST 350-119th-Century Art 1: 1789?1848
ART_HIST 350-219th-Century Art 2: 1848?1914
ART_HIST 360-020th Century Art
ART_HIST 370-1Architecture & Landscapes, 1750?1890
ART_HIST 370-2Architecture & Landscapes, 1890 to Present
ART_HIST 375-0Media Theory
ART_HIST 378-0The Global City
ART_HIST 384-0African American Art
ART_HIST 391-0Art Historical Methods Seminar
ART_HIST 395-0Museums
ASIAN_AM 247-0Asian Americans and Popular Culture
ASIAN_AM 251-0Introduction to Critical Mixed Race Studies
ASIAN_AM 275-0Introduction to Asian American Literature
ASIAN_AM 276-0Topics in Literary and Cultural Studies
ASIAN_AM 333-0Asian/American Gaming
ASIAN_AM 376-0Advanced Topics in Literature and Culture
ASIAN_AM 377-0War and Empire
ASIAN_AM 380-0Advanced Topics in Arts and Performance
ASIAN_LC 200-0Introductory Topics in Chinese Literature and Culture
ASIAN_LC 202-0Introduction to Modern Chinese Literature and Culture
ASIAN_LC 204-0Modern Chinese Popular Culture I
ASIAN_LC 205-0Modern Chinese Popular Culture II
ASIAN_LC 220-0Introductory Topics in Japanese Literature and Culture
ASIAN_LC 221-0Introduction to Premodern Japanese Literature and Culture
ASIAN_LC 222-0Introduction to Modern Japanese Literature and Culture
ASIAN_LC 223-0Introduction to Contemporary Japanese Literature and Culture
ASIAN_LC 224-0Introduction to Japanese Film, Media, and Visual Culture
ASIAN_LC 240-0Introductory Topics in Korean Literature and Culture
ASIAN_LC 260-0Introductory Topics in South Asian Literature and Culture
ASIAN_LC 261-0South Asian Popular Cultures
ASIAN_LC 265-0South Asian Cinemas
ASIAN_LC 290-0Introductory Topics in Asian Languages and Cultures
ASIAN_LC 300-0Advanced Topics in Chinese Literature and Culture
ASIAN_LC 320-0Advanced Topics in Japanese Literature and Culture
ASIAN_LC 321-0Advanced Topics in Premodern Japanese Literature and Culture
ASIAN_LC 322-0Advanced Topics in Modern and Contemporary Japanese Literature and Culture
ASIAN_LC 340-0Advanced Topics in Korean Literature and Culture
ASIAN_LC 360-0Advanced Topics in South Asian Languages and Cultures
ASIAN_LC 370-0Literary Cultures in South Asia
ASIAN_LC 373-0Religious and Textual Traditions in South Asia
ASIAN_LC 375-0South Asian Societies
ASIAN_LC 392-0Advanced Studies in Asian Film, Media, and Visual Culture
ASIAN_LC 393-0Asian Environmental Humanities
ASIAN_LC 395-0Genre in Asian Literatures
ASTRON 321-0Observational Astrophysics
BIOL_SCI 377-0The Human Microbiome
BIOL_SCI 393-0Human Genomics
BLK_ST 210-0Introduction to African American Literature
BLK_ST 211-0Literatures of the Black World
BLK_ST 245-0The Black Diaspora and Transnationality
BLK_ST 251-0Introduction to Critical Mixed Race Studies
BLK_ST 259-0Introduction to African-American Drama
BLK_ST 261-0Queer Literatures in the African Diaspora
BLK_ST 275-0Africans and African Americans: Cultural Entanglements
BLK_ST 327-0Politics of Black Popular Culture
BLK_ST 331-0The African American Novel
BLK_ST 360-0Major Authors
BLK_ST 378-0Harlem Renaissance
BLK_ST 379-0Black Women Writers
BLK_ST 381-0Topics in Transnational Black Studies
CHEM 313-0Advanced Organic Chemistry 1. Advanced concepts of organic reactivity and selectivity in synthesis.
CHEM 350-3Advanced Laboratory 3
CHEM_ENG 342-0Chemical Engineering Laboratory
CHINESE 111-1Chinese I
CHINESE 111-2Chinese I
CHINESE 111-3Chinese I
CHINESE 115-1Chinese I - Accelerated
CHINESE 115-2Chinese I - Accelerated
CHINESE 115-3Chinese I - Accelerated
CHINESE 121-1Chinese II
CHINESE 121-2Chinese II
CHINESE 121-3Chinese II
CHINESE 125-1Chinese II - Accelerated
CHINESE 125-2Chinese II - Accelerated
CHINESE 125-3Chinese II - Accelerated
CHINESE 211-1Chinese III
CHINESE 211-2Chinese III
CHINESE 211-3Chinese III
CHINESE 215-1Chinese III - Accelerated
CHINESE 215-2Chinese III - Accelerated
CHINESE 215-3Chinese III - Accelerated
CHINESE 311-1Chinese IV: Formal Speaking
CHINESE 311-2Chinese IV: Formal Writing
CHINESE 311-3Chinese IV: Formal Reading
CHINESE 315-1Chinese IV - Accelerated: Formal Writing and Public Speaking
CHINESE 315-2Chinese IV - Accelerated: Advanced Reading and Writing
CHINESE 315-3Chinese IV - Accelerated: Media & Society
CIV_ENV 220-0Structural Art
CIV_ENV 385-1Architectural Engineering and Design 1: Fundamentals
CIV_ENV 385-2Architectural Engineering & Design 2: Intermediate
CIV_ENV 385-3Architectural Engineering & Design 3: Advanced Studio
CIV_ENV 386-0High Performance Architectural Design
CIV_ENV 387-0Design of Sustainable Urban Developments
CIV_ENV 394-SAClimate and Health Projects
CLASSICS 245-0Classics and the Cinema
CLASSICS 250-0Literatures of the Ancient World
CLASSICS 260-0Classical Mythology
CLASSICS 340-0Greek and Roman Drama
CLASSICS 350-0Greek and Latin Literature
CLASSICS 370-0Greek and Roman Religion
CLASSICS 380-0Classical Reception Studies
CLASSICS 397-0Exhibiting Antiquity: The Culture and Politics of Display
COMM_ST 102-0Public Speaking
COMM_ST 103-0Argumentation and Debate
COMM_ST 215-0Principles of Rhetorical Criticism
COMM_ST 221-0Media & Publics Across Cultures
COMM_ST 225-0Communication and Culture
COMM_ST 228-0AfroFeministFutures
COMM_ST 248-0Black Feminist Health Science Studies
COMM_ST 275-0Persuasive Images: Rhetoric of Popular Culture
COMM_ST 290-0Forensics
COMM_ST 310-0Rhetoric, Democracy & Empire in Classical Athens
COMM_ST 314-0Rhetoric and Public Commemoration
COMM_ST 315-0Rhetoric of Social Movements
COMM_ST 317-0Voice, Violence, and Democracy
COMM_ST 324-1Rhetoric of U.S. Women's Rights, Colonial to 1920
COMM_ST 324-2Rhetoric of U.S. Women's Rights, 1920-Present
COMM_ST 326-0African American Rhetoric
COMM_ST 369-0The Construction of Value in Cultural Markets
COMM_ST 370-0Ethnographies of Culture
COMM_ST 372-0Creativity in Context
COMM_ST 373-0Environmental Art and Advocacy
COMM_ST 374-0Interactive Museum Exhibit Design
COMP_LIT 200-0Introduction to Literary Theory
COMP_LIT 201-0Reading World Literature
COMP_LIT 202-0Interpreting Culture
COMP_LIT 205-0Reading Difference
COMP_LIT 207-0Introduction to Critical Theory
COMP_LIT 211-0Readings in Genre
COMP_LIT 270-0Literatures in Translation
COMP_LIT 301-0Studies in World Literature
COMP_LIT 305-0Studies in Film, Media, and Visual Culture
COMP_LIT 306-0Studies in Race & Ethnicity
COMP_LIT 307-0Studies in Gender, Sexuality & Representation
COMP_LIT 311-0Theory and Practice of Translation
COMP_LIT 312-0Major Authors and Texts
COMP_LIT 320-SACritical Theory and Literary Studies
COMP_LIT 383-0Special Topics in Theory: Critical Theory
COMP_LIT 383-SASpecial Topics in Theory: Critical Theory
COMP_LIT 390-0Special Topics in Comparative Literature
COMP_LIT 390-SASpecial Topics in Comparative Literature
COMP_SCI 260-0Introduction to Law and Digital Technologies
COMP_SCI 311-0Inclusive Making
COMP_SCI 313-0Tangible Interaction Design and Learning
COMP_SCI 314-0Technology and Human Interaction
COMP_SCI 315-0Design, Technology, and Research
COMP_SCI 316-1CS Education Research in the Community I: Foundations
COMP_SCI 316-2CS Education Research in the Community II: Sports and Computer Science
COMP_SCI 317-0Sports, Technology and Learning
COMP_SCI 327-0Generative Methods
COMP_SCI 329-0HCI Studio
COMP_SCI 330-0Human Computer Interaction
COMP_SCI 331-0Introduction to Computational Photography
COMP_SCI 333-0Interactive Information Visualization
COMP_SCI 347-0Conversational AI
COMP_SCI 351-2Intermediate Computer Graphics
COMP_SCI 352-0Machine Perception of Music & Audio
COMP_SCI 367-0Wireless and Mobile Health (mHealth)
COMP_SCI 370-0Computer Game Design
COMP_SCI 375-0Digital Musical Instrument Dsg
COMP_SCI 376-0Computer Game Design and Development
COMP_SCI 377-0Game Design Studio
COMP_SCI 392-0Rapid Prototyping for Software Innovation
COMP_SCI 393-0Software Construction
COMP_SCI 394-0Agile Software Development
COMP_SCI 467-0Wireless and Mobile Health (mHealth)
CONDUCT 323-0Marching Band Techniques
CONDUCT 326-0Foundations of Conducting
CONDUCT 340-1Advanced Conducting Band
CONDUCT 340-2Advanced Conducting Choral
CONDUCT 340-3Advanced Conducting Orchestral
CONDUCT 364-0Choral Organizations
CONDUCT 374-0Band Organizations
CONDUCT 378-0Contemporary Music Ensemble
CONDUCT 391-0Chamber Music
CONDUCT 393-0Orchestral Organizations
CONDUCT 395-0Baroque Music Ensemble
DANCE 101-1Introduction to Dance Studies
DANCE 101-2Dance as Creative Collaboration
DANCE 110-0Movement for the Stage
DANCE 130-0Music Theatre Dance I
DANCE 140-1Basic Theatrical Dance I
DANCE 140-2Basic Theatrical Dance II
DANCE 140-3Basic Theatrical Dance III
DANCE 150-0Modern/Contemporary I
DANCE 160-0Dances of the African Diaspora I
DANCE 161-0Jump Rhythm Technique 1
DANCE 170-0Classical Dance I
DANCE 180-1Funk Jazz
DANCE 180-2Theatre Jazz
DANCE 180-3Street Jazz
DANCE 181-0Jump Rhythm Tap 1
DANCE 201-0Dance in/as Culture
DANCE 202-0Anatomy
DANCE 215-0Dance Histories
DANCE 225-0Dance Composition
DANCE 230-0Music Theatre Dance II
DANCE 235-0Choreography for Musical Theatre
DANCE 250-0Modern/Contemporary II
DANCE 260-0Dances of the African Diaspora II
DANCE 261-0Jump Rhythm Technique II
DANCE 270-0Classical Dance II
DANCE 281-0Jump Rhythm Tap II
DANCE 315-0Dance Criticism
DANCE 325-0Advanced Choreographic Study
DANCE 326-0Advanced Improvisation
DANCE 345-0Studies in Collaboration
DANCE 350-0Modern/Contemporary III
DANCE 360-0Dances of the African Diaspora III
DANCE 370-0Classical Dance III
DANCE 375-0Summer Dance Institute
DANCE 380-0Tap lll
DSGN 220-0Introduction to Design Sketching
DSGN 241-0Wireframing and App Design Basics
DSGN 243-0Visual Thinking for Design
DSGN 320-0Introduction to Industrial Design Methods
DSGN 322-0Rendering
DSGN 340-0Performance and Technology: Composition Workshop
DSGN 376-0Leonardo, Geometry, and the Art of Manufacturing
DSGN 380-1Industrial Design Projects I
DSGN 380-2Industrial Design Projects II
DSGN 440-0Performance and Technology: Composition Workshop
EARTH 114-0Evolution and the Scientific Method
EARTH 180-0Fantasy Worlds ? How to Build Your Own Planet
EARTH 397-0Scientific Communication
ELEC_ENG 326-0Electronic System Design I
ELEC_ENG 327-0Electronic System Design II: Project
ELEC_ENG 331-0Introduction to Computational Photography
ELEC_ENG 372-1Robot Design Studio
ELEC_ENG 372-2Robot Design Studio
ELEC_ENG 398-0Electrical Engineering Design
ENGLISH 200-0Literary Histories
ENGLISH 202-0Introduction to Creative Writing
ENGLISH 206-0Reading & Writing Poetry
ENGLISH 207-0Reading & Writing Fiction
ENGLISH 208-0Reading & Writing Creative Nonfiction
ENGLISH 209-0Topics in Genre Writing
ENGLISH 211-0Introduction to Poetry
ENGLISH 212-0Introduction to Drama
ENGLISH 213-0Introduction to Fiction
ENGLISH 214-0Introduction to Film and Its Literatures
ENGLISH 215-0Topics in Literature, Film, and Media
ENGLISH 220-0The Bible as Literature
ENGLISH 240-0British Literary Traditions
ENGLISH 250-0British Literary Traditions
ENGLISH 265-0Introduction to Postcolonial Literature
ENGLISH 266-0Introduction to African American Literature
ENGLISH 267-0Topics in African American Literature
ENGLISH 270-0American Literary Traditions
ENGLISH 271-0American Literary Traditions
ENGLISH 273-0Introduction to 20th-Century American Literature
ENGLISH 274-0Introduction to Native American and Indigenous Literatures
ENGLISH 275-0Introduction to Asian American Literature
ENGLISH 276-0Topics in Asian American Literature
ENGLISH 277-0Introduction to Latinx Literature
ENGLISH 280-0Topics in Multiethnic Literature
ENGLISH 282-0Writing and Speaking in Business
ENGLISH 283-0Introduction to Literature and the Environment
ENGLISH 284-0Topics in Literature and the Environment
ENGLISH 285-0Topics in Literature and Culture
ENGLISH 287-0Topics in Global Literatures
ENGLISH 288-0Topics in Literature and Ethics
ENGLISH 300-0Seminar in Reading and Interpretation
ENGLISH 304-0Practical Rhetoric
ENGLISH 306-0Advanced Poetry Writing
ENGLISH 307-0Advanced Fiction Writing
ENGLISH 308-0Advanced Creative Nonfiction Writing
ENGLISH 309-0Advanced Creative Cross-Genre Writing
ENGLISH 310-0Studies in Literary Genres
ENGLISH 311-0Studies in Poetry
ENGLISH 312-0Studies in Drama
ENGLISH 313-0Studies in Fiction
ENGLISH 322-0Medieval Drama
ENGLISH 323-1Medieval Poetry
ENGLISH 324-0Studies in Medieval Literature
ENGLISH 331-0Renaissance Poetry
ENGLISH 332-0Renaissance Drama
ENGLISH 338-0Studies in Renaissance Literature
ENGLISH 339-0Studies in Shakespeare
ENGLISH 340-0Studies in 18th-Century Literature
ENGLISH 344-018th-Century Fiction
ENGLISH 351-0Romantic Poetry
ENGLISH 353-0Studies in Romantic Literature
ENGLISH 357-019th-Century British Fiction
ENGLISH 359-0Studies in 19th-Century Literature
ENGLISH 361-020th and 21st Century Poetry
ENGLISH 363-020th and 21st Century Fiction
ENGLISH 365-0Studies in Postcolonial Literature
ENGLISH 366-0Studies in African American Literature
ENGLISH 368-0Studies in 20th- and 21st-Century Literature
ENGLISH 369-0Studies in African Literature
ENGLISH 371-0American Novel
ENGLISH 372-0American Poetry
ENGLISH 374-0Studies in Native American and Indigenous Literatures
ENGLISH 375-0Studies in Asian American Literature
ENGLISH 377-0Topics in Latinx Literature
ENGLISH 378-0Studies in American Literature
ENGLISH 380-0Studies in Multiethnic American Literature
ENGLISH 381-0Literature & Medicine
ENGLISH 382-0Literature and Law
ENGLISH 383-0Studies in Theory & Criticism
ENGLISH 384-0Studies in Literature and the Environment
ENGLISH 385-0Studies in Literature and Culture
ENGLISH 386-0Studies in Literature and Film
ENGLISH 388-0Studies in Literature and Ethics
ENGLISH 389-0Studies in Gender, Sexuality and Embodiment
ENGLISH 393-1Theory and Practice of Poetry
ENGLISH 393-2Theory and Practice of Poetry
ENGLISH 393-3Theory and Practice of Poetry
ENGLISH 394-1Theory & Practice of Fiction
ENGLISH 394-2Theory & Practice of Fiction
ENGLISH 394-3Theory & Practice of Fiction
ENGLISH 395-1Theory and Practice of Creative Nonfiction
ENGLISH 395-2Theory and Practice of Creative Nonfiction
ENGLISH 395-3Theory and Practice of Creative Nonfiction
ENGLISH 397-0Research Seminar for Literature Majors
ENVR_POL 251-0The Politics of Disaster: A Global Environmental History
ENVR_POL 283-0Introduction to Literature and the Environment
ENVR_POL 284-0Topics in Literature and the Environment
ENVR_POL 309-0American Environmental History
ENVR_POL 335-0Environmental Art and Advocacy
ENVR_POL 338-0Environmental Justice
ENVR_POL 351-0Land, Identity and the Sacred
ENVR_POL 354-0Introduction to Cultural Resource Management and Environmental Policy
ENVR_POL 360-0Animal Law
ENVR_POL 393-0Asian Environmental Humanities
ENVR_POL 394-0Studies in Literature and the Environment
FRENCH 111-1Elementary French
FRENCH 111-2Elementary French
FRENCH 111-3Elementary French
FRENCH 115-1Intensive Elementary French
FRENCH 115-2Intensive Elementary French
FRENCH 121-1Intermediate French
FRENCH 125-1Intensive Intermediate French
FRENCH 125-2Intensive Intermediate French
FRENCH 125-3Intensive Intermediate French
FRENCH 199-SALanguage and Culture
FRENCH 201-0Culture and Society
FRENCH 202-0Cultural Encounters in Contemporary France
FRENCH 203-0Oral Workshop: Individual and Society in France Today
FRENCH 204-0Acting French
FRENCH 210-0Reading Literatures in French
FRENCH 271-0Introducing the Novel
FRENCH 272-0Introducing Theatre
FRENCH 273-0Introducing Poetry
FRENCH 277-0French Existentialism
FRENCH 279-0Theater in Translation
FRENCH 299-SALanguage and Culture
FRENCH 300-0French Phonetics
FRENCH 301-0Advanced Language in Context: Society and Popular Culture
FRENCH 302-0Advanced Writing: Finding Your Voice in French
FRENCH 303-0Advanced Conversation: Debating Contemporary France
FRENCH 307-0Creative Writing in French
FRENCH 309-0French For Professions
FRENCH 310-0The Middle Ages & Renaissance
FRENCH 322-0Medieval French Narratives
FRENCH 333-0Topics in Renaissance Literature
FRENCH 334-0Montaigne and Modernity
FRENCH 335-017th Century Literature
FRENCH 340-0Sexual Politics and the Ancien Regime
FRENCH 344-0Rousseau and the French Revolution
FRENCH 346-0Studies in the Enlightenment
FRENCH 350-0The Novel in French
FRENCH 355-0Topics in Modern and Contemporary French Literature and Culture
FRENCH 360-0From Modernism to Postmodernism
FRENCH 362-0African Literatures and Cultures
FRENCH 364-0Caribbean Literatures and Cultures
FRENCH 365-0The Maghreb and the Middle East
FRENCH 366-0France and East Asia
FRENCH 367-0Transnational Francophone Studies
FRENCH 371-0Giants, Cannibals, and Critique
FRENCH 374-0Proust
FRENCH 375-0French Film
FRENCH 376-0Gender & Sexuality
FRENCH 378-0Contemporary Theory
FRENCH 379-0Topics in French Literature and Culture
FRENCH 380-0Political & Social Thought in France
FRENCH 384-0Women Writing in French
FRENCH 386-0Gender & Writing
FRENCH 390-0Topics in Literature and Culture
FRENCH 391-0Theory and Practice of Translation
FRENCH 395-0Advanced Studies in Culture and Thought
GBL_HLTH 338-0Environmental Justice
GBL_HLTH 340-0Mental Health and the Arts
GEN_MUS 115-0Applied Piano (Advanced)
GEN_MUS 120-0Non-Major Strings
GEN_MUS 121-0Non-Major Guitar Class-Beginning
GEN_MUS 125-0Non-Major Winds/Percussion
GEN_MUS 130-0Non-Major Jazz
GEN_MUS 160-0Non-Major Private Voice-Beginning
GEN_MUS 170-0Introduction to Music
GEN_MUS 220-0History of the Symphony
GEN_MUS 230-0History of Opera
GEN_MUS 250-0History of Rock
GEN_MUS 260-0Non-Major Private Voice-Intermediate
GEN_MUS 270-1Western Musical Tradition
GEN_MUS 270-2Western Musical Tradition
GEN_MUS 315-0Non-Major Piano
GEN_MUS 360-0Non-Major Private Voice-Advanced
GERMAN 101-1Beginning German
GERMAN 101-2Beginning German
GERMAN 101-3Beginning German
GERMAN 101-SA-1Beginning German
GERMAN 102-1Intermediate German
GERMAN 102-2Intermediate German
GERMAN 102-3Intermediate German
GERMAN 102-SA-1Intermediate German
GERMAN 115-0Beginning German through Musical Journeys in Vienna
GERMAN 201-0Focus Reading
GERMAN 203-0Focus Speaking
GERMAN 205-0Focus Writing
GERMAN 205-SAFocus Writing
GERMAN 207-0Current Events in German Media
GERMAN 209-0German in the Business World
GERMAN 211-0German Culture through Film
GERMAN 221-1Introduction to German Literature: 1800-1900
GERMAN 221-2Introduction to German Literature: 1900-1945
GERMAN 221-3Introduction to German Literature: 1945-today
GERMAN 228-0History of German Film
GERMAN 232-0The Theme of Faust Through the Ages
GERMAN 236-0Kafka and Nietzsche
GERMAN 238-0Decadence and Desire: Turn-of-the-Century Vienna
GERMAN 245-0Special Topics in German Literature and Culture
GERMAN 246-0Special Topics in German Literature and Culture
GERMAN 266-0Introduction to Yiddish Culture: Images of the Shtetl
GERMAN 303-0Advanced Creative Expression in German speaking
GERMAN 305-0Advanced Creative Expression in German writing
GERMAN 307-0German Mass Media: from broadcast to stream
GERMAN 321-0German Literature 1800-1900: The Age of Revolution
GERMAN 322-0German Contributions to World Literature
GERMAN 323-0German Literature 1900-1945: Myth and Modernity
GERMAN 324-0Modern German Drama
GERMAN 325-0German Literature: 1945-1989: Recoveries and Transitions
GERMAN 327-0The German Avant-Garde and the Culture of Modernism
GERMAN 331-0Shattered Worlds: Representation after the Shoa
GERMAN 333-0Literature of the Cold War
GERMAN 334-0Writers and their Critics
GERMAN 335-0'Minority' Voices in Germany
GERMAN 366-0Yiddish Culture and the Holocaust
GREEK 115-1Accelerated Elementary Ancient and Biblical Greek
GREEK 115-2Accelerated Elementary Ancient and Biblical Greek
GREEK 201-1Introduction to Greek Literature
GREEK 201-2Introduction to Greek Literature
GREEK 201-3Introduction to Greek Literature
GREEK 301-0Readings in Greek Literature
GSS 231-0Gender, Sexuality, and Representation
GSS 361-0Gender, Sexuality, and Literature
GSS 362-0Gender, Sexuality, and Drama
GSS 363-0Postcolonial Studies and Gender and Sexuality
GSS 372-0Gender, Sexuality, and Performance
GSS 373-0Gender, Sexuality, and Film
GSS 374-0Gender, Sexuality, and Digital Technologies
GSS 381-0Queer Theory
GSS 382-0Race, Gender, and Sexuality
HDC 262-0Life 101: Literature and Psychology
HDC 310-0The Art and Science of Aging
HEBREW 111-1Hebrew I
HEBREW 111-2Hebrew I
HEBREW 111-3Hebrew I
HEBREW 121-1Hebrew II
HEBREW 121-2Hebrew II
HEBREW 121-3Hebrew II
HEBREW 211-0Hebrew III: Language and Culture
HEBREW 216-0Hebrew III: Topics in Hebrew Literature
HEBREW 316-0Hebrew IV: Advanced Topics in Hebrew Literature
HIND_URD 111-1Hindi-Urdu I
HIND_URD 111-2Hindi-Urdu I
HIND_URD 111-3Hindi-Urdu I
HIND_URD 116-0Accelerated Hindi-Urdu Literacy
HIND_URD 121-1Hindi-Urdu II
HIND_URD 121-2Hindi-Urdu II
HIND_URD 121-3Hindi-Urdu II
HIND_URD 125-1Accelerated Beginning Hindi
HIND_URD 125-2Accelerated Intermediate Hindi
HIND_URD 210-0Hindi-Urdu III: Topics in Intermediate Hindi-Urdu
HIND_URD 310-0Hindi-Urdu IV
HIND_URD 320-0Topics in Hindi-Urdu Literature
HISTORY 260-1Becoming Latin America, 1492-1830
HISTORY 261-0Sex after Shakespeare
HISTORY 274-0Indo-Persian Lit as Global Lit: Love, Longing, & Dissent
HISTORY 309-0American Environmental History
HISTORY 350-0Soviet History Through Film
HISTORY 370-0Music and Nation in Latin America
HUM 210-0Humanities in the World I
HUM 317-0Monsters, Art, and Civilization
HUM 325-6Humanities in the Digital Age
HUM 370-6Special Topics in the Humanities
HUM 397-0Exhibiting Antiquity: The Culture and Politics of Display
IEMS 225-0Principles of Entrepreneurship
IEMS 294-0Professional Practice Studio
IEMS 342-0Organizational Behavior
IEMS 344-0Whole-Brain Leadership
IEMS 345-0Negotiations and Conflict Resolution for Engineers
IEMS 348-SALeading & Leveraging Networks
IEMS 349-0Organizational Leadership
IEMS 349-SAOrganizational Leadership
IMC 308-0Content Strategy
IMC 313-0Visual Communication
IMC 320-0Visual (Re)Presentation: Image, Culture, and Meaning
ISEN 230-0Climate Change and Sustainability: Ethical Dimensions
ISEN 375-0Issues in Environmental Philosophy
ITALIAN 101-1Elementary Italian
ITALIAN 101-2Elementary Italian
ITALIAN 101-3Elementary Italian
ITALIAN 102-1Intermediate Italian
ITALIAN 102-2Intermediate Italian
ITALIAN 102-3Intermediate Italian
ITALIAN 103-1Italian for Musicians
ITALIAN 110-0Italian in the Business World
ITALIAN 133-1Intensive Italian
ITALIAN 133-2Intensive Italian
ITALIAN 133-3Intensive Italian
ITALIAN 134-1Intensive Italian
ITALIAN 134-2Intensive Italian
ITALIAN 134-3Intensive Italian
ITALIAN 201-0Italian Through Media
ITALIAN 202-0Italian Through the Arts
ITALIAN 203-0Creative Writing in Italian
ITALIAN 204-0Introduction to Italian Literature
ITALIAN 206-0Business Italian
ITALIAN 207-0Conversation in Italian
ITALIAN 251-0Introduction to Italian Cinema
ITALIAN 275-0Dante's Divine Comedy
ITALIAN 277-0Global Neorealism
ITALIAN 306-0Migrations
ITALIAN 310-0Reading Italian Literature
ITALIAN 348-0The Italian Novella
ITALIAN 351-0Italian Film and Transnational Cinema
ITALIAN 360-0From the Avant-Garde to the Post-Modern
ITALIAN 370-0Major Figures in Italian History and Culture
ITALIAN 371-0Media Aesthetic Education
ITALIAN 374-0Love and Sexuality in the Medieval and Early Modern Period
ITALIAN 377-0Gender and Sexuality in Italian Culture
JAPANESE 111-1Japanese I
JAPANESE 111-2Japanese I
JAPANESE 111-3Japanese I
JAPANESE 121-1Japanese II
JAPANESE 211-1Japanese III
JAPANESE 211-2Japanese III
JAPANESE 211-3Japanese III
JAPANESE 310-0Japanese IV: Special Topics in Reading Japanese Literature in Japanese
JAPANESE 312-1Japanese IV: Contemporary Japanese Literary Works for Reading & Discussion
JAPANESE 314-1Japanese IV: Japanese Essay Writing
JAPANESE 320-0Japanese V: Food for Thought: Japanese Society, Culture, and Identities
JAZZ_ST 162-0Applied Jazz for Music Majors
JAZZ_ST 210-1Jazz History I
JAZZ_ST 210-2Jazz History II
JAZZ_ST 236-1Jazz Improvisation I
JAZZ_ST 236-2Jazz Improvisation II
JAZZ_ST 236-3Jazz Improvisation III
JAZZ_ST 262-0Applied Jazz for Music Majors
JAZZ_ST 330-1Jazz Composition and Arranging I
JAZZ_ST 330-2Jazz Composition and Arranging II
JAZZ_ST 332-1Jazz Aural Skills I
JAZZ_ST 332-2Jazz Aural Skills II
JAZZ_ST 332-3Jazz Aural Skills III
JAZZ_ST 336-1Jazz Improvisation IV
JAZZ_ST 336-2Jazz Improvisation V
JAZZ_ST 336-3Jazz Improvisation VI
JAZZ_ST 361-1Jazz Keyboard I
JAZZ_ST 361-2Jazz Keyboard II
JAZZ_ST 362-0Applied Jazz for Music Majors
JAZZ_ST 377-0Jazz Orchestra for Music Majors
JAZZ_ST 391-0Small Ensemble
JOUR 201-1Fundamentals of Reporting & Writing News
JOUR 201-2Fundamentals of Video Journalism
JOUR 202-0Journalism Values, Practice & Trends
JOUR 302-0Media History
JOUR 303-0Framed: Media and the Marginalized
JOUR 304-0Global Journalism History
JOUR 317-0Journalism Research Methods
JOUR 323-0Reporting & Producing Social Media Video
JOUR 333-0Bilingual Reporting and Storytelling
JOUR 342-1Knight Lab: Studio
JOUR 342-2Knight Lab: Artificial Intelligence in Media
JOUR 354-0Sports and Society
JOUR 358-0Evolution of Sports Media
JWSH_ST 266-0Introduction to Yiddish Culture: Images of the Shtetl
JWSH_ST 278-0Modern Hebrew Literature in Translation
JWSH_ST 279-0Modern Jewish Literature
JWSH_ST 280-6Topics in Israel Studies
JWSH_ST 280-7Topics in Israel Studies
JWSH_ST 350-0Representing the Holocaust in Literature and Film
JWSH_ST 366-0Yiddish Culture and the Holocaust
JWSH_ST 379-0Storytelling in American Jewish Literature
JWSH_ST 396-0Topics in Modern Jewish Culture
KOREAN 111-1Korean I
KOREAN 111-2Korean I
KOREAN 111-3Korean I
KOREAN 121-1Korean II
KOREAN 121-2Korean II
KOREAN 121-3Korean II
KOREAN 125-1Korean II - Accelerated
KOREAN 125-2Korean II - Accelerated
KOREAN 125-3Korean II - Accelerated
KOREAN 211-1Korean III
KOREAN 211-2Korean III
KOREAN 211-3Korean III
KOREAN 311-1Korean IV: Readings in Korean Literature
KOREAN 311-2Korean IV: Korean through Movies
LATIN 101-1Elementary Latin
LATIN 101-2Elementary Latin
LATIN 101-3Elementary Latin
LATIN 201-1Introduction to Latin Literature
LATIN 201-2Introduction to Latin Literature
LATIN 201-3Introduction to Latin Literature
LATIN 313-0Latin Prose Composition: Advanced Syntax & Composition
LATINO 203-0Expressive Cultures
LATINO 220-0Placemaking
LATINO 230-0Grrrls Our Mothers Warned Us About: Introduction to Latine Feminist Sexualities
LATINO 277-0Introduction to Latinx Literature
LATINO 320-0Coming of Age in Latinx Studies: Growing Up and Growing Old
LATINO 336-0Latinx Sounds Studies, Sonics, and Soundscapes
LATINO 342-0Latina and Latino Social Movements
LATINO 366-0Feminist Aesthetics of the Erotic
LATINO 377-0Topics in Latinx Literature
LATINO 393-0Topics in Latina and Latino Studies of Expressive Cultures
LEGAL_ST 360-0Animal Law
LING 381-0Written English for Nonnative Speakers
LRN_SCI 360-0Sports, Technology and Learning
MAT_SCI 390-1Process and Experimental Design
MAT_SCI 390-2Materials Design
MECH_ENG 333-0Introduction to Mechatronics
MENA 200-0Making the Modern Middle East: Culture, Politics, History
MENA 290-6Introductory Topics in Middle East and North African Studies
MENA 390-6Advanced Topics in Middle East & North African Studies
MOD 360-0Sports, Technology and Learning
MS_ED 424-0Critical Issues in Literacy
MS_ED 456-0Methods & Techniques: English
MS_ED 478-0Theory & Practice of Tchg in Multiling. & Multicult. Contexts: Sec. Humanities
MUSIC 111-1Music Theory I
MUSIC 111-2Music Theory II
MUSIC 111-3Music Theory III
MUSIC 126-1Aural Skills I
MUSIC 126-2Aural Skills II
MUSIC 126-3Aural Skills III
MUSIC 127-1Keyboard Skills 1
MUSIC 127-2Keyboard Skills 2
MUSIC 127-3Keyboard Skills 3
MUSIC 128-1Keyboard Skills 1+
MUSIC 128-2Keyboard Skills 2+
MUSIC 128-3Keyboard Skills 3+
MUSIC 129-1Keyboard Skills 1-2-3
MUSIC 129-2Keyboard Skills 4-5-6
MUSIC 130-1Keyboard Skills for Piano Majors
MUSIC 130-2Keyboard Skills for Piano Majors
MUSIC 130-3Keyboard Skills for Piano Majors
MUSIC 211-1Music Theory IV
MUSIC 211-2Music Theory V
MUSIC 211-3Music Theory VI
MUSIC 214-0The Classical Canon
MUSIC 215-0Performers and Performance
MUSIC 226-1Aural Skills IV
MUSIC 226-2Aural Skills V
MUSIC 226-3Aural Skills VI
MUSIC 227-1Keyboard Skills 4
MUSIC 227-2Keyboard Skills 5
MUSIC 227-3Keyboard Skills 6
MUSIC 327-1Keyboard Skills 7
MUSIC 327-2Keyboard Skills 8
MUSIC 327-3Keyboard Skills 9
MUSIC 350-0Alexander Technique
MUSICOL 313-0World Music Cultures
MUSICOL 326-0Topics in World Music: Asia
MUSICOL 329-0Topics in Middle Eastern Music
MUSICOL 330-0Russian Fairy Tale Opera
MUSICOL 331-0Orientalism and Music
MUSICOL 332-0Music and Gypsies
MUSICOL 334-0Russian Modernism
MUSICOL 336-0Music Revivals
MUSICOL 338-0Expressionism
MUSICOL 339-0Music and Gender
MUSICOL 341-0Music and the Visual Arts
MUSICOL 342-0Authenticity
MUSICOL 343-0Music and Shakespeare
MUSICOL 344-0Music and Film
MUSICOL 345-0From Literature to Opera to Film
MUSICOL 347-0The Lied
MUSICOL 348-0Bel Canto Opera
MUSICOL 350-0Topics in Medieval Music
MUSICOL 351-0Topics in 16th Century Music
MUSICOL 352-0Topics in 17th Century Music
MUSICOL 353-0Topics in 18th Century Music
MUSICOL 354-0Topics in 19th Century Music
MUSICOL 355-0Topics in 20th Century Music
MUSICOL 356-0Topics in Contemporary Music
MUSICOL 436-0Music Revivals
MUSIC_ED 326-0World Music Pedagogy
MUSIC_ED 358-0Philosophy of Music Education
MUSIC_ED 361-0Teaching General Music I
MUSIC_ED 362-0Teaching General Music II
MUSIC_ED 363-0Teaching High School Nonperformance Courses
MUSIC_ED 364-0Teaching Instrumental Music I
MUSIC_ED 365-0Teaching Instrumental Music II
MUSIC_ED 366-0Teaching Choral Music I
MUSIC_ED 367-0Teaching Choral Music II
MUSIC_ED 368-0Teaching Composition in the Schools
MUS_COMP 112-0Applied Composition for Music Majors
MUS_COMP 211-0Class Composition
MUS_COMP 212-0Applied Composition for Music Majors
MUS_COMP 312-0Applied Composition for Music Majors
MUS_COMP 314-1Instrumentation
MUS_COMP 314-2Orchestration
MUS_COMP 314-3Advanced Orchestration
MUS_COMP 336-0Contemporary Repertoire
MUS_COMP 337-0Topics in Contemporary Repertoire
MUS_COMP 338-0Composer Portraits
MUS_TECH 300-0Introduction to Music Technology
MUS_TECH 321-0Producing in the Virtual Studio
MUS_TECH 322-0Recording Techniques
MUS_TECH 340-0Composing With Computers
MUS_TECH 345-0Technology-Based Performance
MUS_TECH 350-0Studio Techniques for Electroacoustic Music
MUS_TECH 355-2History and Analysis of Electroacoustic Music
MUS_TECH 365-0Electronic Film Music
MUS_THRY 313-0Analytical Approaches to World Musics
MUS_THRY 316-016th Century Counterpoint
MUS_THRY 317-0Historical Improvisation
MUS_THRY 318-018th Century Counterpoint
MUS_THRY 321-0Classical Form
MUS_THRY 322-1Rhythm and Meter I
MUS_THRY 322-2Rhythm and Meter II
MUS_THRY 325-0Style and Phrase
MUS_THRY 331-0Analytical Studies
MUS_THRY 333-0Analysis of Popular Music
MUS_THRY 341-0Sound to Structure
MUS_THRY 345-0Experimental and Empirical Methods in Music Theory
MUS_THRY 348-0Corpus Studies
MUS_THRY 355-0Analysis of Post-Tonal Music
NEUROSCI 308-0Genetics of Human Behavior
NEUROSCI 325-0Neurobiology of Stress, Adversity, and Resilience
PERF_ST 101-0Modes of Performance
PERF_ST 103-0Analysis and Performance of Text
PERF_ST 119-0Production Laboratory
PERF_ST 200-0Introduction to Performance Studies
PERF_ST 203-0Performance Culture and Communication
PERF_ST 210-1Performance of Poetry
PERF_ST 210-2Performance of Narrative Fiction
PERF_ST 220-0Sound Cultures
PERF_ST 225-0Black Music Studies
PERF_ST 230-0Food and Performance
PERF_ST 300-0Movement Based Performance
PERF_ST 301-0Performance and Activism in Digital Culture
PERF_ST 302-0Art and Performance in Asian America
PERF_ST 303-0Transnational Flows of Performance
PERF_ST 304-0Sonic Practices of the Middle East and North Africa
PERF_ST 305-0Performance Theory
PERF_ST 306-0Performance and Race
PERF_ST 307-0Performance in Latin America
PERF_ST 308-0Contemporary Middle Eastern Performance
PERF_ST 309-0Black Performance
PERF_ST 310-0Performing Africa
PERF_ST 312-0Yoga: Practice, History, and Politics
PERF_ST 313-0Documentary Theater and Performance
PERF_ST 315-0Non-Fiction Studies
PERF_ST 316-0Folklore and Oral Traditions
PERF_ST 317-0Feminist Performance
PERF_ST 318-0Performing Masculinities
PERF_ST 319-0Queer and Trans of Color Critique
PERF_ST 321-0Performance, Sex, and Censorship
PERF_ST 322-0Museums and Cultural Collections
PERF_ST 323-0Performing Popular Music
PERF_ST 324-1Presentational Aesthetics
PERF_ST 325-0Adaptation: Writing and Staging
PERF_ST 326-1Performance Art
PERF_ST 335-0Social Art Tactics
PERF_ST 336-0Latino/a Performance
PERF_ST 338-0Autobiographical Performance
PERF_ST 340-0Performance and Technology: Composition Workshop
PERF_ST 440-0Performance and Technology: Composition Workshop
PHIL 110-0Introduction to Philosophy
PHIL 210-1History of Philosophy - Ancient
PHIL 210-2History of Philosophy - Medieval
PHIL 210-3History of Philosophy - Early Modern
PHIL 216-0Introduction to Pragmatism
PHIL 219-0Introduction to Existentialism
PHIL 220-0Introduction to Critical Theory
PHIL 221-0Gender, Politics, & Philosophy
PHIL 222-0Introduction to Africana Philosophy
PHIL 224-0Philosophy, Race, and Racism
PHIL 225-0Minds and Machines
PHIL 240-0Freedom and Responsibility
PHIL 253-0Introduction to the Philosophy of Language
PHIL 254-0Introduction to Philosophy of the Natural Sciences
PHIL 255-0Theory of Knowledge
PHIL 257-0Philosophy of the Universe
PHIL 259-0Introduction to Metaphysics
PHIL 262-0Ethical Problems and Public Issues
PHIL 266-0Philosophy of Religion
PHIL 268-0Ethics and the Environment
PHIL 269-0Bioethics
PHIL 273-1The Brady Scholars Program: The Moral Life
PHIL 273-2The Brady Scholars Program: The Good Life
PHIL 273-3The Brady Scholars Program: The Good Society
PHIL 280-0Introduction to the Philosophy of Art
PHIL 310-0Studies in Ancient Philosophy
PHIL 311-0Studies in Medieval Philosophy
PHIL 312-0Studies in Modern Philosophy
PHIL 313-1Kant's 'Critique of Pure Reason' I
PHIL 313-2Kant's 'Critique of Pure Reason' II
PHIL 319-0Existentialism and Its Sources
PHIL 321-0Philosophy & Gender
PHIL 324-0Studies in African American Philosophy
PHIL 327-0Philosophy of Psychology
PHIL 328-0Classics of Analytic Philosophy
PHIL 330-0Practical Reasoning and Choice
PHIL 350-0Advanced Logic
PHIL 351-0Advanced Topics in Philosophical Logic
PHIL 352-0Philosophy of Mathematics
PHIL 353-0Philosophy of Language
PHIL 358-0Epistemology
PHIL 359-0Studies in Metaphysics
PHIL 362-0Studies in the History of Ethical and Political Theory
PHIL 363-0Kant's Moral Theory
PHIL 364-0Business and Professional Ethics
PHIL 375-0Issues in Environmental Philosophy
PHIL 380-0Philosophy of Art
PHYSICS 360-0Advanced Physics Laboratory
PIANO 161-0Applied Piano for Music Majors
PIANO 261-0Applied Piano for Music Majors
PIANO 313-1Piano Repertoire I
PIANO 313-2Piano Repertoire II
PIANO 313-3Piano Repertoire III
PIANO 315-1Piano Pedagogy I
PIANO 315-2Piano Pedagogy II
PIANO 315-3Piano Pedagogy III
PIANO 328-1Collaborative Piano-Beginning I
PIANO 328-2Collaborative Piano-Beginning II
PIANO 328-3Collaborative Piano-Beginning III
PIANO 329-0Duo Sonata Class
PIANO 358-0Applied Keyboard for Music Majors
PIANO 361-0Applied Piano for Music Majors
PIANO 392-0Studio Ensemble for Music Majors
POLISH 108-1Elementary Polish
POLISH 108-2Elementary Polish
POLISH 108-3Elementary Polish
POLISH 208-1Intermediate Polish: Language and Culture
POLISH 208-2Intermediate Polish: Language and Culture
POLISH 208-3Intermediate Polish: Language and Culture
POLISH 358-1Polish for Advanced and Native Speakers
POLISH 358-2Polish for Advanced and Native Speakers
PORT 101-1Elementary Portuguese
PORT 101-2Elementary Portuguese
PORT 101-3Elementary Portuguese
PORT 115-1Portuguese for Speakers of Spanish and other Romance Languages
PORT 115-2Portuguese for Speakers of Spanish and other Romance Languages
PORT 121-1Intermediate Portuguese
PORT 121-2Intermediate Portuguese
PORT 121-3Intermediate Portuguese
PORT 201-0Reading and Speaking Portuguese
PORT 202-0Reading and Writing Portuguese
PORT 210-0Icons, Legends, and Myths in Brazil
PORT 380-0Contemporary Brazil: Literature and Film
PRDV 335-0Engineering Improv: From Allowing to Application
PRDV 345-0Whole-Body Thinking: Collaborative Problem Solving through Partner Dancing
PRDV 346-0Yoga Foundations: Living a Life of Service, Discipline, and Joy
RELIGION 172-0Introduction to Religion, Media, and Culture
RELIGION 301-0Hindu Epics: Mahabharata
RELIGION 302-0Hindu Epics: Ramaya?a
RELIGION 305-1Introductory Readings in Sanskrit I
RELIGION 305-2Introductory Readings in Sanskrit II
RELIGION 308-0Indian Philosophy
RELIGION 312-0Buddhism and Gender
RELIGION 313-0Tibetan Religion and Culture
RELIGION 314-0Buddhism in the Contemporary World
RELIGION 315-0Buddhist Auto/biography
RELIGION 316-0Religion and the Body in China
RELIGION 346-0Church Architecture
RELIGION 351-0Islamic Law
RELIGION 360-0Black Religions
RELIGION 371-0Religion, TV, and Film
RELIGION 374-0Contemporary Religious Thought
RELIGION 375-0Foundations of Christian Thought
RELIGION 376-0Christianity and the Making of Modernity
RELIGION 377-0Christian Thought in Global Perspective
RELIGION 378-0Death: Myth and Meaning
RTVF 190-0Media Construction
RTVF 220-0Analyzing Media Texts
RTVF 260-0Foundations of Screenwriting
RTVF 310-0Television History
RTVF 312-1History of Film I
RTVF 312-2History of Film II
RTVF 313-1History of Documentary Media
RTVF 313-2Documentary Film & Video
RTVF 314-0History of the Recording Industry
RTVF 315-0Audio Drama
RTVF 316-0Media and Cultural Theory
RTVF 321-0Authors
RTVF 322-0Genre
RTVF 325-0Media, Gender, and Sexuality
RTVF 326-0Film & Media Criticism
RTVF 330-0Culture Industries
RTVF 341-0Media Technologies
RTVF 345-0History of U.S. Cinema
RTVF 351-0National Cinema and Media
RTVF 353-0Media Industries and Globalization
RTVF 358-0Topics in Improv
RTVF 363-0Writing the TV Pilot
RTVF 364-0Writing the Feature
RTVF 365-0Writing the Adaptation
RTVF 368-1Introduction to Acting for the Screen
RTVF 368-2Advanced Acting for Screen
RTVF 372-0Editing
RTVF 380-0Cinematography - Film
RTVF 381-0Cinematography - Digital
RTVF 383-0Introduction to Sound Production
RTVF 384-0Introduction to Sound Postproduction
RTVF 392-0Documentary Production
RTVF 393-02D Computer Animation
RTVF 394-0Experimental Media Production
RTVF 395-0Computer Animation: 3D
RUSSIAN 101-1Elementary Russian
RUSSIAN 101-2Elementary Russian
RUSSIAN 101-3Elementary Russian
RUSSIAN 102-1Intermediate Russian
RUSSIAN 102-2Intermediate Russian
RUSSIAN 102-3Intermediate Russian
RUSSIAN 302-1Advanced Russian in Conversations
RUSSIAN 302-2Advanced Russian in Conversations
RUSSIAN 302-3Advanced Russian in Conversations
RUSSIAN 303-1Advanced Russian Language and Culture
RUSSIAN 303-2Advanced Russian Language and Culture
RUSSIAN 303-3Advanced Russian Language and Culture
RUSSIAN 304-1Advanced Contemporary Russian
RUSSIAN 304-2Advanced Contemporary Russian
RUSSIAN 359-0Russian Prose
SESP 360-0Magic Monsters & the Holocaust
SLAVIC 106-SAElementary Czech
SLAVIC 210-1Introduction to Russian Literature
SLAVIC 210-2Introduction to Russian Literature
SLAVIC 210-3Introduction to Russian Literature
SLAVIC 211-120th-Century Russian Literature
SLAVIC 211-220th-Century Russian Literature
SLAVIC 218-0Introduction to Polish Literature
SLAVIC 222-0Language, Politics, & Identity
SLAVIC 250-SABalkan Civilizations
SLAVIC 255-0Slavic Civilizations
SLAVIC 261-0Heart of Europe: Poland in the Twentieth Century
SLAVIC 262-0Life 101: Literature and Psychology
SLAVIC 267-0Czech Culture: Film, Visual Arts & Music
SLAVIC 278-1Visual Art in the Context of Russian Culture
SLAVIC 278-2Visual Art in the Context of Russian Culture
SLAVIC 310-0Tolstoy
SLAVIC 311-0Dostoevsky
SLAVIC 314-0Chekhov
SLAVIC 318-0Polish Cinema
SLAVIC 328-0Prague: City of Cultures, City of Conflict
SLAVIC 360-0Survey of 19th Century Russian Poetry
SLAVIC 361-0Survey of 20th Century Russian Poetry
SLAVIC 367-1Russian Film
SLAVIC 368-0Andrei Tarkovsky's Aesthetics and World Cinema
SLAVIC 369-0Russian Drama
SLAVIC 390-0History and Culture in Central and Eastern Europe
SLAVIC 392-0East European Literature and Visual Arts
SPANISH 101-1Elementary Spanish
SPANISH 101-2Elementary Spanish
SPANISH 101-3Elementary Spanish
SPANISH 115-1Accelerated Elementary Spanish
SPANISH 115-2Accelerated Elementary Spanish
SPANISH 121-1Intermediate Spanish
SPANISH 121-2Intermediate Spanish
SPANISH 121-3Intermediate Spanish
SPANISH 125-0Accelerated Intermediate Spanish
SPANISH 127-0Accelerated Intermediate Spanish for Heritage Learners: Finding Our Voices
SPANISH 190-SAIntermediate Spanish Grammar
SPANISH 191-SAIntermediate Spanish Conversation
SPANISH 202-0Conversation on Current Topics
SPANISH 202-SAConversation on Current Topics
SPANISH 204-0Advanced Spanish II: Artivism in the Spanish-Speaking World
SPANISH 205-0Spanish for Professions: Health Care
SPANISH 206-0Spanish for Professions: Business
SPANISH 208-0Spanish and the Community
SPANISH 210-0Icons, Legends, and Myths in Latin American, Latino and/or Iberian Cultures
SPANISH 215-SAStudies in Ibero-American Culture and Society
SPANISH 222-0The Novel in Latin America: Society, State, Nature (Taught in English)
SPANISH 223-0Cervantes (Taught in English)
SPANISH 231-0The "New" Latin American Narrative (Taught in English)
SPANISH 232-0Discovering Jewish Latin America (Taught in English)
SPANISH 250-0Literature in Spain before 1700
SPANISH 251-0Literature in Spain since 1700
SPANISH 260-0Literature in Colonial Latin America
SPANISH 261-0Literature in Modern Latin America
SPANISH 277-0Introduction to Latinx Literature (Taught in English)
SPANISH 280-0Introduction to Spanish Linguistics
SPANISH 301-0Topics in Language
SPANISH 301-SATopics in Language
SPANISH 302-0Advanced Grammar
SPANISH 302-SAAdvanced Grammar
SPANISH 323-0Cervantes' Don Quixote
SPANISH 332-0Avant-Garde Writers and Experimental Fiction in Spain
SPANISH 333-0The Spanish Civil War: The Good Fight
SPANISH 335-0Studies in Genre
SPANISH 340-0Colonial Latin American Literature
SPANISH 341-0Latin American Modernismo
SPANISH 342-0Race and Representation in Latin America
SPANISH 343-0Latin American Avant-Gardes
SPANISH 344-0Borges
SPANISH 345-0Reading the 'Boom'
SPANISH 346-0Testimonial Narrative in Latin America
SPANISH 347-0Literature and Revolution in Latin America
SPANISH 348-0Readings in Latin American Short Fiction
SPANISH 350-0Visual Culture in Latina/o America and Spain
SPANISH 360-0Spain: Studies in Culture and Society
SPANISH 361-0Latin America: Studies in Culture and Society
SPANISH 362-0Citizenship and Urban Violence in Latin America
SPANISH 363-0Topics in US Latina/o Literary and Cultural Studies
SPANISH 364-0Cultural Borders/Border Cultures
SPANISH 380-0Topics in Film in Latin America and/or Spain
SPANISH 380-SATopics in Film in Latin America and/or Spain
SPANISH 395-0Topics in Latin American, Latina and Latino, and/or Iberian Cultures
SPANISH 397-0Topics in Latin American, Latina/o, and/or Iberian Literatures and Cultures (Taught in English)
STAT 302-0Data Visualization
STAT 353-0Advanced Regression
STRINGS 141-0Applied Violin for Music Majors
STRINGS 142-0Applied Viola for Music Majors
STRINGS 143-0Applied Cello for Music Majors
STRINGS 144-0Applied Double Bass for Music Majors
STRINGS 151-0Applied Harp for Music Majors
STRINGS 171-0Applied Guitar for Music Majors
STRINGS 241-0Applied Violin for Music Majors
STRINGS 242-0Applied Viola for Music Majors
STRINGS 243-0Applied Cello for Music Majors
STRINGS 244-0Applied Double Bass for Music Majors
STRINGS 251-0Applied Harp for Music Majors
STRINGS 271-0Applied Guitar for Music Majors
STRINGS 311-0Suzuki Pedagogy
STRINGS 315-1Violin and Viola Pedagogy I
STRINGS 315-2Violin and Viola Pedagogy II
STRINGS 315-3Violin and Viola Pedagogy III
STRINGS 316-1Cello and Double Bass Pedagogy
STRINGS 316-2Cello and Double Bass Pedagogy II
STRINGS 316-3Cello and Double Bass Pedagogy III
STRINGS 318-1Harp Technique and Pedagogy I
STRINGS 318-2Harp Technique and Pedagogy II
STRINGS 318-3Harp Technique and Pedagogy III
STRINGS 319-1Orchestral Repertoire I (Violin,Viola,Cello,Dbl Bass,Harp)
STRINGS 319-2Orchestral Repertoire II (Violin,Viola,Cello,Dbl Bass,Harp)
STRINGS 319-3Orchestral Repertoire III (Violin,Viola,Cello,Dbl Bass,Harp)
STRINGS 341-0Applied Violin for Music Majors
STRINGS 342-0Applied Viola for Music Majors
STRINGS 343-0Applied Cello for Music Majors
STRINGS 344-0Applied Double Bass for Music Majors
STRINGS 351-0Applied Harp for Music Majors
STRINGS 371-0Applied Guitar for Music Majors
STRINGS 374-0Guitar Ensemble for Music Majors
STRINGS 375-1Lute and Guitar History and Literature I
STRINGS 375-2Lute and Guitar History and Literature II
STRINGS 375-3Lute and Guitar History and Literature III
STRINGS 376-1Guitar Pedagogy I
STRINGS 376-2Guitar Pedagogy II
STRINGS 376-3Guitar Pedagogy III
STRINGS 392-0Studio Ensemble for Music Majors
SWAHILI 111-1Swahili I
SWAHILI 111-2Swahili I
SWAHILI 111-3Swahili I
SWAHILI 111-SA-1Swahili I
SWAHILI 121-1Swahili II
SWAHILI 121-2Swahili II
SWAHILI 121-3Swahili II
SWAHILI 121-SA-1Swahili II
SWAHILI 216-1Introduction to Swahili Literature
TEACH_ED 322-0Linguistics Informed Approaches to Literacy
TEACH_ED 324-0Critical Issues in Literacy
TEACH_ED 355-0Methods & Techniques: World Languages
TEACH_ED 356-0Methods & Techniques: English
TEACH_ED 366-0Middle Grades Methods & Techniques of Teaching: English
TEACH_ED 378-0Theory & Practice of Tchg in Multiling. & Multicult. Contexts: Sec. Humanities
TEACH_ED 388-0Student Teaching in Multilingual & Multicultural Contexts: Secondary Humanities
THEATRE 151-0Class Voice for Music Theatre
THEATRE 160-1Introduction to Theatrical Performance
THEATRE 160-2Introduction to Theatrical Contexts and Research
THEATRE 160-3Introduction to Theatrical Design and Management
THEATRE 170-0Voice for Performance
THEATRE 171-0Basic Acting
THEATRE 172-0Movement for Performance
THEATRE 211-0Fundamentals of Stage Directing
THEATRE 221-1Design Process: Scene
THEATRE 221-2Design Process: Costume
THEATRE 221-3Design Process: Lighting
THEATRE 222-0Stage Makeup
THEATRE 223-0Theatre Sound
THEATRE 231-0Theatre for Young Audiences
THEATRE 241-1Theatre History I: Pre-1650
THEATRE 241-2Theatre History II: Post 1650
THEATRE 244-1Modern & Contemp Theatre: Modern
THEATRE 244-2Modern & Contemp Theatre: Contemporary
THEATRE 245-0Theatre of the Americas
THEATRE 250-0Special Studio Topics in Music Theatre
THEATRE 251-1Intermediate Voice I
THEATRE 251-2Intermediate Voice II
THEATRE 251-3Intermediate Voice III
THEATRE 252-0Intermediate MT Techniques
THEATRE 253-0Music Theatre History
THEATRE 255-0Creating the Musical
THEATRE 256-0Musicianship for Actors
THEATRE 271-0Intermediate Acting
THEATRE 272-0Voice for Shakespeare
THEATRE 273-1Acting I
THEATRE 273-2Acting I
THEATRE 273-3Acting I
THEATRE 281-0Intro to Playwriting
THEATRE 292-0Introduction to Stage Management
THEATRE 311-0Advanced Stage Directing 04A45
THEATRE 312-0Text Analysis
THEATRE 321-1Advanced Design Process: Scene
THEATRE 321-2Advanced Design Process: Costume
THEATRE 321-3Advanced Design Process: Lighting
THEATRE 323-0Advanced Theatre Sound
THEATRE 324-0Scene Painting
THEATRE 325-1Drawing and Painting for the Theatre: Graphic Arts for the Stage Designer
THEATRE 325-2Drawing and Painting for the Theatre: Rendering the Theatrical Space
THEATRE 325-4Drawing & Painting for the Theatre: Drafting
THEATRE 326-1Drawing and Painting for the Theatre: Freehand Drawing
THEATRE 326-2Drawing and Painting for the Theatre: The Figure in Space
THEATRE 327-0Textile Arts and Crafts
THEATRE 328-1Period Pattern Drafting and Draping
THEATRE 328-2Period Pattern Drafting and Draping
THEATRE 328-3Period Pattern Drafting and Draping
THEATRE 332-1The Art of Storytelling
THEATRE 332-2Advanced Storytelling
THEATRE 333-1Creative Drama
THEATRE 333-2Advanced Creative Drama
THEATRE 341-0Theatre and Social Change
THEATRE 342-0Dramaturgy
THEATRE 343-0Puppetry History & Performance
THEATRE 344-0Gender & Performance
THEATRE 345-0African American Theatre
THEATRE 346-0Asian American Theatre
THEATRE 347-0Latinx Theatre
THEATRE 348-0Transnational Theatre
THEATRE 351-1Advanced Voice I
THEATRE 351-2Advanced Voice II
THEATRE 351-3Advanced Voice III
THEATRE 351-4Advanced Voice IV
THEATRE 351-5Advanced Voice V
THEATRE 351-6Advanced Voice VI
THEATRE 352-1Advanced Music Theatre Techniques I
THEATRE 352-2Advanced Music Theatre Techniques II
THEATRE 353-0Musical Theatre Techniques for Non-Music Theatre Cert
THEATRE 354-0Musical Theatre Repertoire
THEATRE 355-0Advanced Creating the Musical
THEATRE 356-0Advanced Musicianship for Actors: Theatre Styles and Genres
THEATRE 357-0Orchestration
THEATRE 361-0Partnered Swing Dancing
THEATRE 362-0Standing Down Straight for Actors
THEATRE 372-0Advanced Voice Styles
THEATRE 373-1Acting II: Analysis and Performance
THEATRE 373-2Acting II: Analysis and Performance
THEATRE 373-3Acting II: Analysis and Performance
THEATRE 375-0Advanced Acting Topics
THEATRE 376-0Intro to Acting for the Screen
THEATRE 377-0Topics in Acting for the Screen
THEATRE 378-0Advanced Acting for Screen
THEATRE 382-0Writing Genre and Honing Craft
THEATRE 383-1Advanced Playwriting Sequence
THEATRE 383-2Advanced Playwriting Sequence
THEATRE 383-3Advanced Playwriting Sequence
THEATRE 392-0Advanced Stage Management
TURKISH 111-1Turkish I
TURKISH 111-2Turkish I
TURKISH 111-3Turkish I
TURKISH 121-1Turkish II
TURKISH 121-2Turkish II
TURKISH 121-3Turkish II
VOICE 110-0Applied Voice for Music Majors
VOICE 210-0Applied Voice for Music Majors
VOICE 310-0Applied Voice for Music Majors
VOICE 323-0Vocal Pedagogy for Undergraduates
VOICE 351-1Undergraduate Opera Workshop I
VOICE 351-2Undergraduate Opera Workshop II
VOICE 351-3Undergraduate Opera Workshop III
VOICE 355-0Vocal Coaching
VOICE 363-0Opera Performance
VOICE 393-0Repertoire Studies
WIND_PER 111-0Applied Flute for Music Majors
WIND_PER 112-0Applied Oboe for Music Majors
WIND_PER 113-0Applied Clarinet for Music Majors
WIND_PER 114-0Applied Saxophone for Music Majors
WIND_PER 115-0Applied Bassoon for Music Majors
WIND_PER 121-0Applied Trumpet for Music Majors
WIND_PER 122-0Applied French Horn for Music Majors
WIND_PER 123-0Applied Euphonium for Music Majors
WIND_PER 124-0Applied Trombone for Music Majors
WIND_PER 125-0Applied Tuba for Music Majors
WIND_PER 131-0Applied Percussion for Music Majors
WIND_PER 211-0Applied Flute for Music Majors
WIND_PER 212-0Applied Oboe for Music Majors
WIND_PER 213-0Applied Clarinet for Music Majors
WIND_PER 214-0Applied Saxophone for Music Majors
WIND_PER 215-0Applied Bassoon for Music Majors
WIND_PER 221-0Applied Trumpet for Music Majors
WIND_PER 222-0Applied French Horn for Music Majors
WIND_PER 223-0Applied Euphonium for Music Majors
WIND_PER 224-0Applied Trombone for Music Majors
WIND_PER 225-0Applied Tuba for Music Majors
WIND_PER 231-0Applied Percussion for Music Majors
WIND_PER 311-0Applied Flute for Music Majors
WIND_PER 312-0Applied Oboe for Music Majors
WIND_PER 313-0Applied Clarinet for Music Majors
WIND_PER 314-0Applied Saxophone for Music Majors
WIND_PER 315-0Applied Bassoon for Music Majors
WIND_PER 321-0Applied Trumpet for Music Majors
WIND_PER 322-0Applied French Horn for Music Majors
WIND_PER 323-0Applied Euphonium for Music Majors
WIND_PER 324-0Applied Trombone for Music Majors
WIND_PER 325-0Applied Tuba for Music Majors
WIND_PER 331-0Applied Percussion for Music Majors
WIND_PER 345-0Introduction to Improvisation for Classical Musicians
WIND_PER 347-0Percussion Pedagogy
WIND_PER 357-0Reed Making
WIND_PER 360-0Bass Clarinet
WIND_PER 361-0English Horn
WIND_PER 362-0Baroque Flute
WIND_PER 392-0Studio Ensemble for Music Majors
WIND_PER 393-0Repertoire Studies

The table below consists of applied HFA courses.

Course Title
CONDUCT 364-0Choral Organizations
CONDUCT 374-0Band Organizations
CONDUCT 378-0Contemporary Music Ensemble
CONDUCT 391-0Chamber Music
CONDUCT 395-0Baroque Music Ensemble
GEN_MUS 115-0Applied Piano (Advanced)
GEN_MUS 120-0Non-Major Strings
GEN_MUS 121-0Non-Major Guitar Class-Beginning
GEN_MUS 125-0Non-Major Winds/Percussion
GEN_MUS 130-0Non-Major Jazz
GEN_MUS 160-0Non-Major Private Voice-Beginning
GEN_MUS 260-0Non-Major Private Voice-Intermediate
GEN_MUS 315-0Non-Major Piano
GEN_MUS 360-0Non-Major Private Voice-Advanced
JAZZ_ST 162-0Applied Jazz for Music Majors
JAZZ_ST 236-1Jazz Improvisation I
JAZZ_ST 236-2Jazz Improvisation II
JAZZ_ST 236-3Jazz Improvisation III
JAZZ_ST 262-0Applied Jazz for Music Majors
JAZZ_ST 336-1Jazz Improvisation IV
JAZZ_ST 336-2Jazz Improvisation V
JAZZ_ST 336-3Jazz Improvisation VI
JAZZ_ST 361-1Jazz Keyboard I
JAZZ_ST 361-2Jazz Keyboard II
JAZZ_ST 362-0Applied Jazz for Music Majors
JAZZ_ST 377-0Jazz Orchestra for Music Majors
JAZZ_ST 391-0Small Ensemble
MUSIC 350-0Alexander Technique
MUS_COMP 112-0Applied Composition for Music Majors
MUS_COMP 212-0Applied Composition for Music Majors
MUS_COMP 312-0Applied Composition for Music Majors
PIANO 161-0Applied Piano for Music Majors
PIANO 261-0Applied Piano for Music Majors
PIANO 328-1Collaborative Piano-Beginning I
PIANO 328-2Collaborative Piano-Beginning II
PIANO 328-3Collaborative Piano-Beginning III
PIANO 329-0Duo Sonata Class
PIANO 358-0Applied Keyboard for Music Majors
PIANO 361-0Applied Piano for Music Majors
PIANO 392-0Studio Ensemble for Music Majors
STRINGS 141-0Applied Violin for Music Majors
STRINGS 142-0Applied Viola for Music Majors
STRINGS 143-0Applied Cello for Music Majors
STRINGS 144-0Applied Double Bass for Music Majors
STRINGS 151-0Applied Harp for Music Majors
STRINGS 171-0Applied Guitar for Music Majors
STRINGS 241-0Applied Violin for Music Majors
STRINGS 242-0Applied Viola for Music Majors
STRINGS 243-0Applied Cello for Music Majors
STRINGS 244-0Applied Double Bass for Music Majors
STRINGS 251-0Applied Harp for Music Majors
STRINGS 271-0Applied Guitar for Music Majors
STRINGS 319-1Orchestral Repertoire I (Violin,Viola,Cello,Dbl Bass,Harp)
STRINGS 319-2Orchestral Repertoire II (Violin,Viola,Cello,Dbl Bass,Harp)
STRINGS 319-3Orchestral Repertoire III (Violin,Viola,Cello,Dbl Bass,Harp)
STRINGS 341-0Applied Violin for Music Majors
STRINGS 342-0Applied Viola for Music Majors
STRINGS 343-0Applied Cello for Music Majors
STRINGS 344-0Applied Double Bass for Music Majors
STRINGS 351-0Applied Harp for Music Majors
STRINGS 371-0Applied Guitar for Music Majors
STRINGS 374-0Guitar Ensemble for Music Majors
STRINGS 392-0Studio Ensemble for Music Majors
VOICE 110-0Applied Voice for Music Majors
VOICE 210-0Applied Voice for Music Majors
VOICE 310-0Applied Voice for Music Majors
VOICE 351-1Undergraduate Opera Workshop I
VOICE 351-2Undergraduate Opera Workshop II
VOICE 351-3Undergraduate Opera Workshop III
VOICE 355-0Vocal Coaching
VOICE 363-0Opera Performance
VOICE 393-0Repertoire Studies
WIND_PER 111-0Applied Flute for Music Majors
WIND_PER 112-0Applied Oboe for Music Majors
WIND_PER 113-0Applied Clarinet for Music Majors
WIND_PER 114-0Applied Saxophone for Music Majors
WIND_PER 115-0Applied Bassoon for Music Majors
WIND_PER 121-0Applied Trumpet for Music Majors
WIND_PER 122-0Applied French Horn for Music Majors
WIND_PER 123-0Applied Euphonium for Music Majors
WIND_PER 124-0Applied Trombone for Music Majors
WIND_PER 125-0Applied Tuba for Music Majors
WIND_PER 131-0Applied Percussion for Music Majors
WIND_PER 211-0Applied Flute for Music Majors
WIND_PER 212-0Applied Oboe for Music Majors
WIND_PER 213-0Applied Clarinet for Music Majors
WIND_PER 214-0Applied Saxophone for Music Majors
WIND_PER 215-0Applied Bassoon for Music Majors
WIND_PER 221-0Applied Trumpet for Music Majors
WIND_PER 222-0Applied French Horn for Music Majors
WIND_PER 223-0Applied Euphonium for Music Majors
WIND_PER 224-0Applied Trombone for Music Majors
WIND_PER 225-0Applied Tuba for Music Majors
WIND_PER 231-0Applied Percussion for Music Majors
WIND_PER 311-0Applied Flute for Music Majors
WIND_PER 312-0Applied Oboe for Music Majors
WIND_PER 313-0Applied Clarinet for Music Majors
WIND_PER 314-0Applied Saxophone for Music Majors
WIND_PER 315-0Applied Bassoon for Music Majors
WIND_PER 321-0Applied Trumpet for Music Majors
WIND_PER 322-0Applied French Horn for Music Majors
WIND_PER 323-0Applied Euphonium for Music Majors
WIND_PER 324-0Applied Trombone for Music Majors
WIND_PER 325-0Applied Tuba for Music Majors
WIND_PER 331-0Applied Percussion for Music Majors
WIND_PER 357-0Reed Making
WIND_PER 360-0Bass Clarinet
WIND_PER 361-0English Horn
WIND_PER 362-0Baroque Flute
WIND_PER 392-0Studio Ensemble for Music Majors
WIND_PER 393-0Repertoire Studies

Additional Distribution Courses

Courses in this category do not fall into one of the above three distribution categories, but may count toward additional distribution units. For repeatable courses, students should consult with their academic advisor regarding limits on how many times a given course can count towards a distribution or degree requirement. 

Course Title
AFST 101-7College Seminar
AFST 101-8First-Year Writing Seminar
AFST 390-0Topics in African Studies
AFST 390-SATopics in African Studies
AFST 399-0Independent Study
AMER_ST 301-1Seminar for Majors
AMER_ST 301-2Seminar for Majors
AMER_ST 301-3Seminar for Majors
ANTHRO 101-7College Seminar
ANTHRO 101-8First-Year Writing Seminar
ANTHRO 290-0Topics in Anthropology
ANTHRO 324-0Archaeological Survey Methods
ANTHRO 325-0Archaeological Methods Laboratory
ANTHRO 390-0Topics In Anthropology
ANTHRO 399-0Independent Study
ARABIC 399-0Independent Study
ART 101-7College Seminar
ART 101-8First-Year Writing Seminar
ART 372-0Seminar
ART 382-0Studio/Seminar
ART 390-0Studio
ART 399-0Independent Study
ART_HIST 101-7College Seminar
ART_HIST 101-8First-Year Writing Seminar
ART_HIST 329-0Special Topics in Medieval Art
ART_HIST 339-0Special Topics in Early Modern Art
ART_HIST 349-0Special Topics in 17th & 18th-Century Art
ART_HIST 359-0Special Topics in 19th-Century Art
ART_HIST 367-0Special Topics in Art of the Americas
ART_HIST 368-0Special Topics in Modern Art
ART_HIST 369-0Special Topics in Contemporary Art
ART_HIST 379-0Special Topics in Architectural History
ART_HIST 386-0Special Topics in the Arts of Africa
ART_HIST 388-0Special Topics in the Arts of the Middle East and North Africa
ART_HIST 389-0Special Topics in the Arts of Asia
ART_HIST 399-0Independent Study
ASIAN_AM 101-7College Seminar
ASIAN_AM 101-8First-Year Writing Seminar
ASIAN_AM 399-0Independent Study In Asian American Studies
ASIAN_LC 101-7College Seminar
ASIAN_LC 101-8First-Year Writing Seminar
ASIAN_LC 390-0Advanced Topics in Asian Languages and Cultures
ASIAN_LC 399-0Independent Study
ASTRON 105-7College Seminar
ASTRON 105-8First-Year Writing Seminar
ASTRON 390-0Current Topics in Astronomy
ASTRON 398-0Honors Independent Study
ASTRON 399-0Independent Study
BIOL_SCI 101-7College Seminar
BIOL_SCI 101-8First-Year Writing Seminar
BIOL_SCI 115-6College Seminar
BIOL_SCI 116-6First-Year Writing Seminar
BIOL_SCI 345-0Topics in Biology
BLK_ST 101-7College Seminar
BLK_ST 101-8First-Year Writing Seminar
BLK_ST 380-0Topics in African-American Studies
BLK_ST 399-0Independent Study
BMD_ENG 395-0Topics in Biomedical Engineering
BMD_ENG 396-0Special Topics
BMD_ENG 397-0Special Topics in Biomedical Engineering
BMD_ENG 398-0Special Topics in Biomedical Engineering
BUS_INST 399-0Independent Study
CHEM 105-7College Seminar
CHEM 105-8First-Year Writing Seminar
CHEM 398-0Undergraduate Seminar
CHEM 399-0Independent Study
CHEM_ENG 352-0Chemical Engineering Design Projects
CHEM_ENG 395-0Special Topics in Chemical Engineering
CHEM_ENG 399-0Projects
CHINESE 399-0Independent Study
CIV_ENV 195-0Introductory Course in Civil and Environmental Engineering
CIV_ENV 295-0Introductory topics in Civil and Environmental Engineering
CIV_ENV 395-0Special Topics in Civil and Environmental Engrg
CIV_ENV 399-0Projects
CLASSICS 101-7College Seminar
CLASSICS 101-8First-Year Writing Seminar
CLASSICS 110-0A Study of Scientific Vocabulary Through Classical Roots
CLASSICS 399-0Independent Study
COG_SCI 399-0Independent Study
COMM_ST 295-0Topics in Communication Studies
COMM_ST 395-0Topics in Communication Studies
COMM_ST 395-SATopics in Communication Studies
COMM_ST 399-0Independent Study
COMP_ENG 295-0Special Topics in Computer Engineering
COMP_ENG 395-0Special Topics in Computer Engineering
COMP_ENG 399-0Projects
COMP_LIT 101-7College Seminar
COMP_LIT 101-8First-Year Writing Seminar
COMP_LIT 302-0Reading Across Disciplines
COMP_LIT 303-0Movements and Periods
COMP_LIT 398-0Senior Seminar
COMP_LIT 399-0Independent Study
COMP_SCI 295-0Special Topics in Computer Science
COMP_SCI 296-0Intermediate Topics in Computer Science
COMP_SCI 396-0Special Topics in Computer Science
COMP_SCI 397-0Special Projects in Computer Science
COMP_SCI 399-0Projects
COMP_SCI 496-0Special Topics in Computer Science
COMP_SCI 497-0Special Projects in Computer Science
CONDUCT 335-0Selected Topics
CONDUCT 399-0Independent Study
CSD 369-0Special Topics in Communication Sciences and Disorders
CSD 399-0Independent Study
DANCE 335-0Special Topics in Dance Research
DANCE 399-0Independent Study
DSGN 295-0Introductory Topics in Design
DSGN 297-0Intermediate Topics in Engineering Design
DSGN 300-0Designing Your Life
DSGN 370-0Portfolio Development & Presentation
DSGN 395-0Special Topics
DSGN 397-0Advanced Topics in Design
DSGN 399-0Independent Study Project
EARTH 102-7College Seminar
EARTH 102-8First-Year Writing Seminar
EARTH 390-0Special Topics in Earth, Environmental and Planetary Science
EARTH 399-0Independent Study
ECON 101-7College Seminar
ECON 101-8First-Year Writing Seminar
ECON 316-0Advanced Topics in Macroeconomics
ECON 399-0Independent Study
ELEC_ENG 195-0Special Topics in Electrical Engineering
ELEC_ENG 295-0Special Topics in Electrical Engineering
ELEC_ENG 395-0Special Topics in Electrical Engineering
ELEC_ENG 399-0Projects
ELEC_ENG 510Seminar
ENGLISH 101-7College Seminar
ENGLISH 101-8First-Year Writing Seminar
ENGLISH 105-0Expository Writing
ENGLISH 105-7College Seminar
ENGLISH 105-8First-Year Writing Seminar
ENGLISH 106-1Writing in Special Contexts
ENGLISH 106-2Writing in Special Contexts
ENGLISH 205-0Intermediate Composition
ENGLISH 284-0Topics in Literature and the Environment
ENGLISH 305-0Advanced Composition
ENGLISH 384-0Studies in Literature and the Environment
ENGLISH 399-0Independent Study
ENTREP 395-0Special Topics
ENVR_POL 101-7College Seminar
ENVR_POL 101-8First-Year Writing Seminar
ENVR_POL 284-0Topics in Literature and the Environment
ENVR_POL 290-0Special Topics in Environmental Policy and Culture
ENVR_POL 390-0Special Topics in Environmental Policy and Culture
ENVR_POL 394-0Studies in Literature and the Environment
ENVR_POL 395-0Special Topics Seminar
ENVR_POL 399-0Independent Study
ENVR_SCI 390-0Special Topics in Environmental Sciences
ENVR_SCI 399-0Independent Study
ES_APPM 395-0Special Topics
ES_APPM 399-0Projects
FRENCH 101-7College Seminar
FRENCH 101-8First-Year Writing Seminar
FRENCH 198-0Independent Study
FRENCH 280-0Major Topics in French and Francophone Studies
FRENCH 399-0Independent Study
GBL_HLTH 390-0Special Topics in Global Health
GBL_HLTH 390-SASpecial Topics in Global Health
GBL_HLTH 399-0Independent Study
GEN_ENG 190-0Engineering Freshman Seminar
GEN_ENG 295-0Special Topics in Engineering
GEN_ENG 395-0Special Topics in Engineering
GEN_ENG 397-0Selected Topics in Engineering
GEN_ENG 399-0Independent Study
GEN_MUS 101-7College Seminar
GEN_MUS 101-8First-Year Writing Seminar
GEN_MUS 175-0Selected Topics in Music Literature for Non-Majors
GEN_MUS 176-0Selected Topics in Applied Music for Non-Majors
GEN_MUS 335-0Selected Topics for Non-Majors
GERMAN 104-7College Seminar
GERMAN 104-8First-Year Writing Seminar
GERMAN 311-0Germany, Inc.: Marketing and Corporate Social Responsibility
GERMAN 345-0Topics in German Literature and Culture
GERMAN 346-0Topics in German Literature and Culture
GERMAN 399-0Independent Study
GREEK 399-0Independent Study
GSS 101-7College Seminar
GSS 101-8First-Year Writing Seminar
GSS 399-0Independent Study
HDC 251-0Special Topics in Human Development in Context
HDC 351-0Special Topics in Human Development in Context
HDC 399-0Independent Study
HEBREW 399-0Independent Study
HIND_URD 399-0Independent Study
HISTORY 101-7College Seminar
HISTORY 101-8First-Year Writing Seminar
HISTORY 200-0New Introductory Courses in History
HISTORY 292-0Introduction to Topics in History
HISTORY 300-0New Lectures in History
HISTORY 301-SA-1New Lectures in History: City and Civilization in the Eastern Mediterranean World
HISTORY 301-SA-2New Lectures in History: Milestones of Czech History & Civilization
HISTORY 326-0U.S. Intellectual History
HISTORY 332-1Medieval Europe I: Early Middle Ages, 300-1000
HISTORY 332-2Medieval Europe II: High & Late Middle Ages, 1000-1450
HISTORY 357-0East Africa
HISTORY 358-0Topics in West African History
HISTORY 384-1History of Modern Japan: The Modern State, 1860-1943
HISTORY 399-0Independent Study
HISTORY 399-SAIndependent Study
HUM 101-6College Seminar
HUM 260-0Humanities Explorations
HUM 395-0Humanities Seminar
HUM 399-0Independent Study
IEMS 295-0Introductory Special Topics in IEMS
IEMS 394-0Industrial Engineering Client Project Challenge
IEMS 395-0Special Topics in Industrial Engineering
IEMS 395-SASpecial Topics in Industrial Engineering
IEMS 399-0Independent Study in Industrial Engineering
IMC 390-0Special Topics
IMC 399-0Independent Study
INTL_ST 290-0Topics in International Studies
INTL_ST 390-0Special Topics in International Studies
INTL_ST 398-1Honors Seminar
INTL_ST 398-2Honors Seminar
ISEN 375-0Issues in Environmental Philosophy
ISEN 390-0Special Topics in Energy and Sustainability
ISEN 399-0Independent Study
ITALIAN 105-7College Seminar
ITALIAN 105-8First-Year Writing Seminar
ITALIAN 250-0Topics in Italian Culture and Literature
ITALIAN 349-0Topics in Italian Culture and Literature
ITALIAN 350-0Advanced Topics in Italian Culture and Literature
ITALIAN 399-0Independent Study
JAPANESE 399-0Independent Study
JAZZ_ST 335-0Selected Topics
JAZZ_ST 399-0Independent Study
JOUR 390-0Special Topics
JOUR 399-0Undergraduate Independent Study
JWSH_ST 101-7College Seminar
JWSH_ST 101-8First-Year Writing Seminar
JWSH_ST 339-0Topics in Judaism
JWSH_ST 390-0Topics in Jewish Studies
JWSH_ST 399-0Independent Study
KELLG_MA 326-0Topics in Managerial Analytics
KOREAN 399-0Independent Study
LATIN 310-0Readings in Latin Literature
LATIN 399-0Independent Study
LATINO 101-7College Seminar
LATINO 101-8First-Year Writing Seminar
LATINO 399-0Independent Study in Latina and Latino Studies
LATIN_AM 101-7College Seminar
LATIN_AM 101-8First-Year Writing Seminar
LATIN_AM 391-0Topics in Latin American and Caribbean Studies
LDRSHP 395-0Special Topics in Leadership
LEGAL_ST 101-7College Seminar
LEGAL_ST 101-8First-Year Writing Seminar
LEGAL_ST 276-0Introductory Topics in Legal Studies
LEGAL_ST 376-0Topics in Legal Studies
LEGAL_ST 399-0Independent Study
LING 101-7College Seminar
LING 101-8First-Year Writing Seminar
LING 300-0Topics in Linguistics
LING 399-0Independent Study
LOC 351-0Topics in Learning and Organizational Change
LRN_SCI 251-0Special Topics in Learning Sciences
LRN_SCI 351-0Topics in Learning Sciences
MATH 105-7College Seminar
MATH 105-8First-Year Writing Seminar
MATH 395-0Undergraduate Seminar
MATH 399-0Independent Study
MAT_SCI 190-0MS & E Freshman Seminar
MAT_SCI 195-0Introductory Special Topics in Materials Science and Engineering
MAT_SCI 394-0Honors Project in Materials Science
MAT_SCI 395-0Special Topics in Materials Science and Engineering
MAT_SCI 396-1Senior Project in Materials Science and Engineering
MAT_SCI 396-2Senior Project in Materials Science and Engineering
MAT_SCI 397-0Special Topics in Materials Science and Engineering
MAT_SCI 399-0Projects
MCI 395-0Topics in Management of Creative Industries
MECH_ENG 395-0Special Topics in Mechanical Engineering
MECH_ENG 399-0Projects
MENA 101-7College Seminar
MENA 101-8First-Year Writing Seminar
MENA 301-1Seminar in Middle East and North African Studies
MENA 399-0Independent Study
MMSS 211-1College Seminar: Social Science Theories & Meth-First Yr
MUSIC 335-0Selected Topics
MUSIC 360-0Career Innovation in Music and the Performing Arts
MUSIC 399-0Independent Study
MUSICOL 323-0Topics in Ethnomusicology
MUSICOL 324-0Fieldwork Methods
MUSICOL 333-0Topics in Popular Music
MUSICOL 335-0Selected Topics
MUSICOL 335-SASelected Topics
MUSICOL 346-0Composer Topics
MUSICOL 399-0Independent Study
MUSIC_ED 335-0Selected Topics
MUSIC_ED 399-0Independent Study
MUS_COMP 335-0Selected Topics
MUS_COMP 339-0Compositional Concepts and Techniques
MUS_COMP 340-0Composition Workshop
MUS_COMP 399-0Independent Study
MUS_TECH 335-0Selected Topics
MUS_TECH 399-0Independent Study
MUS_THRY 335-0Selected Topics in Music Theory
MUS_THRY 336-0Selected Topics in Music Cognition
MUS_THRY 399-0Independent Study
NEUROSCI 101-7College Seminar
NEUROSCI 101-8First-Year Writing Seminar
NEUROSCI 390-0Topics in Neuroscience
NEUROSCI 399-0Independent Study in Neuroscience
PERF_ST 250-0Topics in Performance Studies
PERF_ST 330-0Topics in Performance Studies
PERF_ST 399-0Independent Study
PHIL 101-7College Seminar
PHIL 101-8First-Year Writing Seminar
PHIL 314-0Studies in German Philosophy
PHIL 315-0Studies in French Philosophy
PHIL 317-0Studies in 19th and 20th Century Philosophy
PHIL 318-0Studies in Contemporary Philosophy
PHIL 325-0Philosophy of Mind
PHIL 326-0Topics in Philosophy of Medicine
PHIL 357-0Topics in Metaphysics and Epistemology
PHIL 360-0Topics in Moral Philosophy
PHIL 361-0Topics in Social and Political Philosophy
PHIL 366-0Advanced Studies in the Philosophy of Religion
PHIL 370-0Philosophy & Literature
PHIL 375-0Issues in Environmental Philosophy
PHIL 390-0Special Topics In Philosophy
PHIL 399-0Independent Study
PHYSICS 101-7College Seminar
PHYSICS 101-8First-Year Writing Seminar
PHYSICS 103-0Ideas of Physics
PHYSICS 390-0Topics in Physics
PHYSICS 399-0Independent Study
PIANO 335-0Selected Topics
PIANO 393-0Repertoire Studies
PIANO 399-0Independent Study
POLI_SCI 101-7College Seminar
POLI_SCI 101-8First-Year Writing Seminar
POLI_SCI 390-0Special Topics in Political Science
POLI_SCI 399-0Independent Study
PORT 105-7College Seminar
PORT 105-8First-Year Writing Seminar
PORT 296-0Introductory Topics in Luso-Afro-Brazilian Studies
PORT 303-0Topics in Advanced Portuguese
PORT 396-0Topics in Lusophone Cultures
PORT 399-0Independent Study
PRDV 300-0Designing Your Life
PRDV 395-0Special Topics in Personal Development
PRDV 397-0Selected Topics in Personal Development
PSYCH 101-7College Seminar
PSYCH 101-8First-Year Writing Seminar
PSYCH 310-0Special Topics in Social/Clinical/Personality
PSYCH 330-0Special Topics in Cognition/Neuroscience
PSYCH 350-0Special Topics in Psychology
PSYCH 399-0Independent Study
RELIGION 101-7College Seminar
RELIGION 101-8First-Year Writing Seminar
RELIGION 261-0Topics in Religion, Nature, and Ecology
RELIGION 278-0Religion and the Arts
RELIGION 309-0Topics in Hinduism
RELIGION 318-0Topics in East Asian Religions
RELIGION 319-0Topics in Buddhism
RELIGION 329-0Topics in the Bible
RELIGION 339-0Topics in Judaism
RELIGION 349-0Topics in Christianity
RELIGION 359-0Topics in Islam
RELIGION 363-0Topics in Women and Religion in America
RELIGION 369-0Topics in American Religion
RELIGION 379-0Topics in Comparative Religion
RELIGION 385-0Topics in United States Catholicism
RELIGION 386-0Topics in Latin America Catholicism
RELIGION 399-0Independent Study
RTVF 298-0Studies in Media Topics
RTVF 360-0Topics in Media Writing
RTVF 369-0Topics in Acting for the Screen
RTVF 370-0Topics in Pre-Production
RTVF 373-0Topics in Sound
RTVF 374-0Topics in Cinematography
RTVF 376-0Topics in Interactive Media
RTVF 377-0Topics in Non-fiction Media
RTVF 378-0Topics in Post-Production
RTVF 379-0Topics in Film/Video/Audio Production
RTVF 390-0Topics in Directing
RTVF 398-0Symposium: Issues in RTVF
RTVF 399-0Independent Study
SESP 218-0Leaders Lab.
SESP 251-0Special Topics
SESP 295-1Leadership Studio I
SESP 295-2Leadership Studio II
SESP 351-0Special Topics
SESP 399-0Independent Study
SHC 101-7College Seminar
SHC 101-8First-Year Writing Seminar
SHC 399-0Independent Study
SLAVIC 101-7College Seminar
SLAVIC 101-8First-Year Writing Seminar
SLAVIC 396-0Topics in Literature and Arts
SLAVIC 399-0Independent Study
SLAVIC 399-SAIndependent Study
SOCIOL 101-7College Seminar
SOCIOL 101-8First-Year Writing Seminar
SOCIOL 376-0Topics in Sociological Analysis
SOCIOL 399-0Independent Study
SOC_POL 251-0Special Topics
SOC_POL 351-0Special Topics in Social Policy
SPANISH 105-7College Seminar
SPANISH 105-8First-Year Writing Seminar
SPANISH 399-0Independent Study
STAT 101-7College Seminar
STAT 101-8First-Year Writing Seminar
STAT 359-0Topics in Statistics
STAT 399-0Independent Study
STRINGS 335-0Selected Topics
STRINGS 393-0Repertoire Studies
STRINGS 399-0Independent Study
SWAHILI 399-0Independent Study
TEACH_ED 351-0Topics in Teaching and Learning
TEACH_ED 373-0Topics in High School Math
THEATRE 240-0Special Topics in Theatre Studies
THEATRE 242-0Topics in Shakespeare
THEATRE 310-0Special Topics in Directing
THEATRE 319-0Creative Process: Envisioning the Theatrical Figure
THEATRE 320-0Special Topics in Theatre Design
THEATRE 322-0History of Costume and Decor
THEATRE 329-0Computer Graphics for the Theatre Artist
THEATRE 330-0Special Topics in TYA
THEATRE 340-0Special Topics in Advanced Theatre Studies
THEATRE 350-0Special Topics in Musical Theatre
THEATRE 359-0Senior Audition Techniques
THEATRE 370-0Special Topics in Acting
THEATRE 380-0Special Topics in Playwriting
THEATRE 390-0Special Topics in Management
THEATRE 399-0Independent Study
TRANS 399-0Independent Study
VOICE 335-0Selected Topics in Voice
VOICE 365-0Professional Preparation For Singers
VOICE 399-0Independent Study
WIND_PER 335-0Selected Topics
WIND_PER 399-0Independent Study

Grade Requirements

Regardless of major, all SoC students must meet the following grade requirements:

  • A maximum of ten courses with grades of C- or below and/or P/N may count towards the 42 credits required for the degree.
  • Courses in the major department may not be taken for a P grade, regardless of whether the course is used toward the major requirements or as an elective.
  • Grades of P or D may apply only to elective requirements; they may not count in either the major, minor or distribution requirement areas.

See the major requirements for each program for additional grade requirements. 

A comprehensive list of policies is available at https://advising.soc.northwestern.edu/policies-procedures-forms/.

Academic Standing, Probation, and Dismissal

advising.soc.northwestern.edu/policies_procedures/academic-standing-probation-and-dismissal/

Academic Standing 

The decision concerning the academic standing of a student is the responsibility of the faculty of the school in which the student is registered. Academic probation constitutes notice of unsatisfactory academic performance; it is a warning that minimum standards for graduation are not being met. 

Unless a student demonstrates significant scholastic improvement during the period of probation and thereby indicates the ability to fulfill degree requirements within a reasonable period of time, the student may be dismissed from the University. A student will be notified in writing no later than the middle of a term that, because of unsatisfactory work in a previous term or terms, he or she will be excluded in the event of unsatisfactory work during the term for which the notice is issued. 

Academic Probation 

The following students are ordinarily placed on academic probation: 

  • Students who have received final grades below C in two or more courses in any quarter or Summer Session 
  • Sophomores, juniors, or seniors who have a cumulative academic record below a C average on all work attempted at Northwestern University 
  • Students who have failed to complete at least three quarter-courses or the equivalent in each of two consecutive quarters 
  • Students who, on account of dropped courses, failure, or uncompleted courses, have failed to earn credit for an average of three quarter-courses per quarter after six quarters of residence 
  • Students who have failed to maintain a C average in the major or a professional field of study 

The faculty of each school may impose such additional conditions of academic probation as they may deem appropriate. 

Removal from Academic Probation 

Students on academic probation are ordinarily removed from probation if the deficiencies that resulted in probation have been remedied during the next succeeding quarter in residence. Students are rarely removed from probation on the basis of a program consisting of less than four courses graded on a basis other than the pass/no credit option. However, in the School of Communication, students enrolled in a course load of 3 credits and receiving a grade of C or higher in all three may be considered for removal from probation. If students on probation who receive grades of X or Y are not dismissed, probation continues until they have completed all courses or until the end of the next quarter in residence, when the students’ records are again subject to review. 

In no case are students removed from probation at the end of a quarter in which they have failed any course. 

Academic Dismissal 

The following is a partial list of categories of students who may be dismissed for academic deficiencies (in every case the decision is determined in part by the student’s cumulative academic record): 

  • Students on academic probation whose academic records have not improved significantly during the period of probation (which will not normally exceed two consecutive quarters) 
  • Students not on academic probation who fail in half the work in any quarter or Summer Session 
  • Students who demonstrate flagrant neglect of academic work at any time 
  • Students who do not make satisfactory progress toward completion of degree requirements 

As a matter of general policy, the probation period for a first-year student may be extended to the third quarter of residence if such extension appears to be in the best interests of the student and the University. Such consideration is not granted to a first-year student whose record clearly discloses lack of aptitude or flagrant neglect of work. 

AP/IB and Transfer Credit

https://advising.soc.northwestern.edu/policies_procedures/ap-ib-credit-articulation/

https://advising.soc.northwestern.edu/policies_procedures/transfer-credits-from-non-nu-institutions/

Freshman students are required to complete a minimum of 9 quarters and 32 units at Northwestern University to satisfy their Undergraduate Registration Requirement (URR). Transfer students are required to complete a minimum of 6 quarters and 21 units to satisfy their URR. 

AP/IB and transfer credits are not permitted to apply towards those major requirements that must be taken in the major department (e.g. theatre credits cannot count toward Theatre courses for the major, RTVF credits cannot count toward RTVF courses for the major, etc.). AP/IB credits and transfer courses in the major department may be accepted as elective credit.

AP/IB

SoC allows AP/IB credits to count toward distribution or elective  course requirements, according to the following allocation rules: 

  • Up to ten credits earned may be applied to degree requirements.
  • Only one credit may be applied to each of the Math/Science/Technology (MST), Individual/Social Behavior (ISB), and Humanities/Fine Arts (HFA) categories. However, the major in Human Communication Sciences may allow up to 2.34 credits to be applied to the MST category.
  • Up to six credits may then be counted as Additional Distribution credits, and one more credit may be counted as an elective.

For more information on how AP/IB credits may count toward SoC distribution requirements, please visit the AP/IB credit articulation webpage linked at the top of this AP/IB and Transfer Credit section.

Transfer Credits

Transfer credit is awarded for courses taken at an accredited institution, passed with a grade of C (2.0) or better and similar in focus and classroom hours to courses at Northwestern. 

For student who transfers to Northwestern from another institution, NU’s Office of the Registrar evaluates all credit taken at any previous institution(s) and posts the appropriate transfer credits to the NU transcript. All previously completed courses are evaluated, regardless of when they were completed. All transcripts from previous institutions must be submitted with the undergraduate application. Students offered performance-based or transfer admission will receive an evaluation of their transfer credit upon admission. Additional details regarding policies and procedures can be found on the Incoming Transfer Students page.

After a student has matriculated at Northwestern, if they wish to take courses at another institution, they must obtain approval from the relevant Northwestern academic department and their academic advisor to determine whether and how the credit can be articulated at NU. The procedures and forms to request approval for transferring in credit for courses taken at another institution are available on the Transfer Credit after Matriculation pageNote that the procedures for transferring in domestic versus study abroad credit differ.

Northwestern has a number of policies regarding what courses may or may not transfer. Make sure to review the Undergraduate Transfer Credit Policies

In addition to university policies, the following rules apply to how transfer credit may be applied to the SoC degree: 

  • Transfer credits may count toward elective course requirements. 
  • Transfer credits may be eligible to count as distribution courses; however, they must be evaluated by a faculty member in the relevant NU academic department, and approved by your SoC academic advisor.  
  • Regardless of the number of domestic transfer, AP/IB, or study abroad credits that are eligible to count as distribution courses, at least one course in each distribution area must be taken at Northwestern. 
  • Transfer credits are not permitted to apply for those major requirements that must be taken in the major department (e.g. theatre classes can’t count toward the theatre major, RTVF classes can’t count toward required RTVF courses for the major). Transfer courses in the major department may be accepted as elective credit.

For more information on how transfer credits may count toward SoC distribution requirements, please visit the webpage for transfer credits from non-NU institutions linked at the top of this AP/IB and Transfer Credit section.

Double Counting 

SoC does not restrict the double counting of courses for requirements in multiple programs. However, many majors, minors and certificates in other schools typically restrict the double counting of courses between those programs and another major, minor or certificate. Typically, courses required for “related course requirements” are permitted to double count, but consult the relevant school’s program requirements for details. To determine how courses taken for a secondary academic plan apply toward your School of Communication major, consult with your SoC academic advisor. See the SoC Options and Support section for restrictions on which double majors, minors, and certificates SoC students are eligible to pursue. Below is a double-counting guide for SoC majors and minors.  

SoC Majors and Minors with Non-SoC Majors

  • Double counting allowed.

SoC Majors with All Minors

  • Communication Studies: Double counting allowed.
  • Dance: Double counting allowed.
  • Human Communication Sciences: Double counting allowed.
  • Performance Studies: Double counting allowed.
  • Radio/Television/Film: Double counting allowed for non-RTVF minors. A max of two units may double count toward both the major and either the Sound Design minor or the Game Design + Media Arts + Animation minor.
  • Theatre: Double counting allowed.

SoC Minors with All Minors

  • Double counting allowed.

SoC Majors and Minors with All Certificates

  • Allowed, but at least four units uniquely counted towards the certificate.

Dual Registration 

Northwestern University School of Professional Studies (SPS) offers evening and weekend programs that are primarily designed and intended to meet the educational needs of working adults. 

Under special circumstances, SoC Undergraduate students may want to enroll in an SPS course. SPS courses may be applied to a SoC degree if they are similar to classes taught in the six undergraduate schools at NU. Review the course description or syllabus with your Academic Advisor to determine whether the course might fulfill a distro, elective, or other course requirement towards your degree progress. Classes must be approved by the SoC Undergraduate Dean. Students may apply a maximum of four approved SPS courses toward an SoC degree.

See SoC's website for procedures on requesting to take an SPS course.

If you are currently enrolled at Northwestern University, you may not simultaneously enroll at another institution without prior approval from the School of Communication's Office of Undergraduate Programs and Advising.

Grade Change Policy 

It is the policy of the School of Communication that grades, once entered into CAESAR, are final. If a student has a concern about an error in the calculation or recording of their final grade, they should consult with the instructor. 

Incomplete Grades

https://advising.soc.northwestern.edu/policies_procedures/incomplete-grades/

https://catalogs.northwestern.edu/undergraduate/requirements-policies/grades/

Northwestern undergraduate students may request an incomplete grade of Y only in a course in which they have substantially completed the work, including any requirements of attendance or engagement. The university minimally requires that more than 50% of the course requirements must be complete in order for the course to be “substantially completed.” Students must also be passing the course based on the materials submitted thus far to be eligible for an incomplete Y grade. 

This policy allows but does not compel faculty to grant incomplete Y grades in the above circumstances; grading is the purview of the faculty, as governed by school policies, and they may choose to deny requests for incomplete grades in cases where this policy allows them. The School of Communication (SoC) Office of Undergraduate Programs and Advising may also deny an incomplete request by an SoC student under certain circumstances such as when the student is not in satisfactory academic standing or has outstanding incomplete grades from a previous term. Other schools may also require dean's office approval in order for an incomplete grade to be assigned (for example, see the Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences incomplete approval process). Schools may consider a number of other factors when considering approval or denial of incomplete grades, such as the number of incomplete grades a student has requested and whether any are outstanding. 

A faculty member may award an incomplete grade of X only if a student was absent for the final or did not submit the final assessment, but all other work in the term was complete. The student is required to make arrangements to take a make-up exam or submit the final assessment before the end of the following quarter. If no such arrangements are made, this X factors as a 0 in their GPA.

See SoC's website for procedures on requesting an incomplete grade.

Pass/No Pass (P/N) 

https://advising.soc.northwestern.edu/policies_procedures/pn/

Each school and department at Northwestern may have varying rules on P/N grading, so you should consult with your own academic advisor, the SoC Undergraduate Dean, or your degree auditor in the Office of the Registrar for accurate information. 

P/N Policies:

  • Grades of P or D may only count as electives courses; they may not count in either the major or distribution requirement areas.
  • Courses offered by the major department may not be taken for a P grade, regardless of which requirement they are applied to, and even if they will count as an elective.
  • You may P/N only one class in a given quarter, and you cannot P/N a course during a quarter in which you are on probation.
  • A maximum of six courses toward your degree may be taken P/N. This includes Ns.
  • You cannot P/N a language course that you will use to fulfill the language requirement for your major.
  • It is solely your responsibility to sign up for P/N grading successfully.   If you change your grading basis via CAESAR, be sure to log out and log back in to double-check that the grading option was properly set.  
  • The P/N grading option is not available for all courses. That information will be listed in CAESAR.
  • The P/N deadline is absolute — No Exceptions. Refer to the university academic calendar for deadlines.

P/N policies are listed above, and additional information is available on the Pass/Not Pass page

Academic Advising

advising.soc.northwestern.edu

Each School of Communication student is assigned an academic advisor who holds a faculty appointment in their department, and is knowledgeable about their particular major. This advisor is available for consultation, especially for the purpose of planning for the next registration. First-year students have a separate advising period before the fall registration and then have a total of three required advising meetings, one each quarter. Sophomores and transfer students are required to have two advising meetings during the academic year. Juniors are required to meet with their academic advisor when they petition to graduate, and seniors are required to consult with their academic advisor regarding their final degree audit. While these meetings satisfy the minimal academic advising requirements, students often find it valuable to consult with their advisors more frequently. Ultimate responsibility for meeting degree requirements rests with the student.

Career Advising

epics.soc.northwestern.edu

Each School of Communication student has access to EPICS (External Programs, Internships, & Career Services), the School's dedicated career services office. EPICS provides individualized career advising, internship and job search support, career exploration, professional development programming, and opportunities to connect with School of Communication alumni and industry professionals. EPICS is organized around Career Communities, providing students with opportunities to explore career paths and deepen their knowledge of fields aligned with their interests. While students are not required to meet with an EPICS career advisor, they are encouraged to do so early in their academic career and throughout their undergraduate experience to take full advantage of the personalized guidance and prepare for life beyond Northwestern.

Double Majors

SoC students have the option of pursuing double majors or adjunct majors outside of SoC. For SoC students who want to declare a double major, adjunct major, or minor, the primary major is the major in the School of Communication, and at graduation, you will earn one degree in communication.  You must complete all degree requirements for your primary major (including the distribution, major, and elective course requirements), but need to complete only the major requirements, and not a second set of distribution and elective requirements, for the department that grants the major.    

The School of Communication does not allow double majors where both majors are within the SoC. It also does not allow students in other schools to complete an SoC major as a second major; the primary major will always be in SoC.  SESP, Medill and Engineering are similar to SoC in that you cannot be an SoC student and do a second major in any of those schools.  Music occasionally allows second majors, depending upon a successful audition for performance majors and availability of space in the desired program.  

Dual Bachelor’s Degree Programs

Two programs allow undergraduates to combine a bachelor’s degree in communication with a bachelor’s degree in another Northwestern undergraduate school. One results in a BA or BS from the School of Communication and a BS from the McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science, and the other results in a BA or BS from the School of Communication and a BMus or BAMus from the Bienen School of Music. Both options typically require five years of study. 

Minor Programs

The School of Communication offers seven minor programs: dance, film and media studies, game design + media arts + animation, human communication sciences, performance studies, sound design, and theatre. Students may not earn both a major and a minor in the same area, except that radio/television/film majors may earn a minor in game design + media arts + animation or in sound design. Students wishing to pursue a minor should contact the Office of Undergraduate Programs and Advising to be assigned a minor advisor. School of Communication minors are open to all Northwestern undergraduate students. Please see the appropriate departmental sections for descriptions of the minors in performance studies and theatre. The Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders administers the minor in human communication sciences. The Department of Radio/Television/Film administers the minor programs in film and media studies, game design + media arts + animation, and sound design. The Department of Theatre administers the minor in dance.

Certificate Programs

The Department of Theatre administers the Music Theatre Certificate.

The School of Communication collaborates with the McCormick School of Engineering to offer the Human Computer Interaction (HCI) Certificate.

The School of Communication also collaborates with the Kellogg School of Management to offer the Management of Creative Industries (MCI) Certificate.

Modules

Modules are highly focused plans of study that include formal coursework, co-curricular activities, and pre-professional experiences, and culminate in the creation of a capstone project. Through extended, structured learning experiences, modules provide a flexible way to build student-faculty cohorts, promote in-depth learning in specific areas, and develop students' abilities to articulate and present what they have learned. For more information about modules, visit the School of Communication's website.

To view module requirements within the catalog, please click on the relevant module below.

Practica

Opportunities sometimes arise for a student to assist with research, teaching, and/or a production in collaboration with a faculty member. Sometimes faculty will invite students to participate in a practicum, but students may also approach a professor whose activities or area of expertise particularly interests them.  For information on how to register for a practicum, visit SoC's Practicum page. Professor approval is required to register.

Independent Study

In addition to the department’s comprehensive course offerings, SoC students have the option to engage in an independent study for academic credit, working closely with a faculty sponsor to delve into specialized subjects beyond the regular curriculum, and develop individualized learning goals. The outcomes of an independent study encompass in-depth exploration of a chosen topic, fostering experimentation and creativity, collaborating with a faculty sponsor, refining research skills, nurturing critical thinking abilities, cultivating self-directed learning, enhancing communication proficiency, and synthesizing information from various sources to grasp the broader implications of the subject.

Independent study in the School of Communication (SoC) is available by petition to juniors and seniors who have a minimum 3.0 grade-point average. Sophomores who have a compelling academic rationale to do so are also encouraged to petition to take an independent study. Independent study may not be taken using the P/N option. Students must secure a faculty sponsor to guide their independent study. The undergraduate dean must approve all independent study proposals; no more than one independent study will be approved per student per quarter. SoC does not limit the number of independent studies that a student may take, but a maximum of 2 units may apply to major course requirements. Some majors have additional rules regarding independent study; see the major requirements for details.

Requests for independent study in other schools must go through that school’s approval procedure. Regardless of the number of independent studies approved in other schools, no more than 2 units of independent study may be applied to the distribution requirements; additional units are counted as electives.

Internships

Internships, which are a form of experiential learning, provide an excellent opportunity for students to integrate classroom learning, theory, and practice in a professional setting. SoC’s office of External Programs, Internships, & Career Services (EPICS) is integrated with Handshake, Northwestern’s central career services hub, where students can access job and internship opportunities. Students can also obtain approval to register their internships for credit through EPICS. For more information on internships, interested students should meet with an EPICS career advisor, and consult with their academic advisor about credit. Also see the EPICS webpage for enrolling in an internship course for credit.  

A total of 4 units of internship credit is permitted to count toward the undergraduate SoC degree. However, additional restrictions may apply depending on a student’s other coursework, such as practica or independent studies, so students should consult with their SoC academic advisor on how credits may be applied. SoC students may also participate in Weinberg’s Chicago Field Studies programhowever, credit earned in the program will also be counted toward the limit of 4 internship credits total for the degree.  

Regardless of whether internship credit comes from EPICS or Chicago Field Studies (CFS in Weinberg), the limit of 4 internship credits to count toward SoC degree requirements supersedes the CFS policy of 6 allowed. 

 Within the total 4 units of internship allowable for your degree: 

  • One unit of CMN 340-0 School of Communication EPICS Internship Seminar may apply toward a major course requirement for Communication Studies, Human Communication Sciences, and Radio/Television/Film, but there may be additional restrictions in conjunction with other special course types such as research practica and independent studies.  Additional units of CMN 340-0 may count as electives. 
  • CMN 340-0 School of Communication EPICS Internship Seminar may not count toward major course requirements in Dance, Performance Studies, or Theatre. Any such credits will count as electives.
  • One unit of CFS internship credit can apply as an additional distribution course; additional units may count as electives. CFS internship credit cannot apply to SoC major course requirements. 
  • Any other internship credit may count as electives.

Students may earn more than four credits from internship enrollment (this is sometimes advisable for international students or when a particular employer requires credit is received), but no more than four will count among the 42 required for the degree. 

Student-Organized Seminars

A student-organized seminar (SOS) consists of a small group of students (under the sponsorship of one or more faculty members) who organize a course to explore a specific topic not covered in, but deemed appropriate for, the Northwestern University curriculum. Typically, an SOS comprises ten or fewer students. One or more students take responsibility for developing the syllabus, organizing the weekly seminar work, advertising the seminar, and managing the class.    

  • Student Organized Seminars are listed as CMN 396-0 and are worth one unit of credit. They must be taken on a P/N basis.
  • All students completing the work in a seminar will receive one unit of elective graduation credit; credit earned in SOSs cannot apply towards any School of Communication major, minor, certificate, area of concentration, module or distribution requirement. A student cannot receive duplicate credit for a seminar that repeats.
  • School of Communication SOS student organizers must be School of Communication undergraduate students who must also enroll in the seminar. A student may take or teach only one SOS per quarter and must register for the class as pass/no pass (P/N). A student will be dropped from the class if this condition is not met.
  • The total number of seminars that may be taken for credit towards a School of Communication degree is limited by restrictions on P/N grades.

Guidelines for proposing an SOS are available online.

Study Abroad

Students are encouraged to consider studying abroad at some point during their educational career. Most aspects of study abroad are handled by the Global Learning Office. For more information see the Undergraduate Education chapter of this catalog.

Courses taken while on an affiliated study abroad program are usually transferable back to NU. Depending on the specific courses taken, these credits may be applied to distribution or elective requirements. Courses taken in a student’s major discipline while abroad are not permitted to count toward the student’s major requirements; they will only count as elective credit. Some majors have a requirement for courses in SoC but not in the major department; study abroad credits may sometimes be applied to these requirements. 

Please note that most study abroad and transfer credit does not count toward requirements of the URR, except courses in Northwestern study abroad programs with Northwestern course numbers and the SA course suffix. These count toward the URR as long as all other provisions are met.

Graduate Study

The School of Communication has been a national center for graduate study and research in the fields of communication arts and sciences for many years.

Programs for the master of arts, master of fine arts, and doctor of philosophy degrees with majors in communication are administered by the Graduate School of Northwestern University. All candidates for these degrees must satisfy the Graduate School requirements.

The School of Communication itself offers doctoral degrees in audiology and in speech-language pathology, the master of arts in sound arts and industries, and master of science degrees in communication, leadership for creative enterprises, and speech, language, and learning.

For a list of all of the School of Communication's graduate programs, including links to program websites, visit their webpage for Graduate Programs.

Co-curricular Activities and Programs

A variety of co-curricular opportunities are available to School of Communication students. Resources for connecting with student groups can be found at SoC's Organizations and Activities page.

In order to participate in co-curricular and student group activities, students must be simultaneously enrolled in classes at Northwestern. Students who have graduated or who are taking a quarter off from enrollment may not participate in co-curricular or student group activities. This includes all department-sponsored and student-run theatre and film projects and productions.