Expository Writing (ENGL 12000)
A foundational college composition course focusing on analytical reading, critical inquiry, thesis development,…
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Topics in Literature (ENGL 25000)
Explores specific thematic, cultural, or historical movements in world literature. Students engage with…
Introduction to Literary Study (ENGL 25200)
Gateway course for English majors and minors introducing advanced methods of literary interpretation, major…
Literary Theory (ENGL 30600)
Survey of modern critical paradigms including structuralism, post-structuralism, psychoanalysis, Marxism,…
Introduction to Media Production (MEDP 15000)
Hands-on foundation in digital media creation covering camera operation, audio recording, digital editing,…
Introduction to Media Studies (MEDIA 18000)
Critical overview of mass media systems, digital technologies, and visual culture. Examines the social,…
Introduction to Psychology (PSYCH 10000)
Comprehensive overview of psychological science, exploring neurological mechanisms, sensation and perception,…
Human Development (PSYCH 15000)
Examines biological, cognitive, emotional, and social development across the human lifespan from prenatal stages…
Psychology of Human Sexuality (PSYCH 17000)
Explores the physiological, psychosocial, and cultural dimensions of human sexual behavior, gender identity,…
Child Psychology (PSYCH 21000)
In-depth study of physical, cognitive, linguistic, and socioemotional growth from infancy through middle…
Abnormal Psychology (PSYCH 22300)
Investigation into the etiology, classification, diagnostic criteria (DSM-5), and clinical treatment approaches…
Social Psychology (PSYCH 23000)
Studies how social environments influence individual cognition, affect, and behavior, covering social…
Statistical Methods in Psychological Research (PSYCH 24800)
Introduction to descriptive and inferential statistics applied to psychological research, including probability…
Experimental Psychology: General (PSYCH 24900)
Hands-on laboratory training in experimental design, operationalization of variables, ethical human and animal…
Cognitive Psychology (PSYCH 25000)
Study of mental processes including selective attention, pattern recognition, working and long-term memory,…
Behavioral Neuroscience (PSYCH 26000)
Investigates the neurobiological substrates of behavior, detailing neural transmission, neuroanatomy, sensory…
Algebra for College Students (MATH 10100)
Covers linear equations, inequalities, polynomial operations, rational expressions, quadratic equations, radical…
Mathematics for Everyday Life (MATH 10200)
Explores mathematical reasoning through practical applications: financial mathematics, basic probability,…
Precalculus (MATH 12500)
Rigorous algebraic and trigonometric preparation for calculus. Covers polynomial, rational, exponential,…
Precalculus with Technology (MATH 12550)
Integrated precalculus curriculum combining algebraic and trigonometric foundations with computational graphing…
Calculus I (MATH 15000)
Single-variable differential calculus covering limits, continuity, derivative definitions, differentiation…
Calculus II (MATH 15500)
Integral calculus of one variable including Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, techniques of integration, improper…
Matrix Algebra (MATH 16000)
Foundational linear algebra covering systems of linear equations, Gaussian elimination, matrix operations,…
Calculus III (MATH 25000)
Multivariable calculus addressing vectors in three dimensions, vector-valued functions, partial derivatives,…
Elementary Probability and Statistics (STAT 11300)
Introductory statistics for non-calculus tracks. Covers data summaries, measures of central tendency and…
Introduction to Applied Statistics (STAT 21300)
Calculus-informed applied statistics for STEM and social science majors. Covers probability models, random…
Principles of Biology I (BIOL 10000)
First semester of general biology for science majors with integrated laboratory. Covers the molecular basis of…
Principles of Biology II (BIOL 10200)
Second semester general biology course with laboratory examining molecular genetics, DNA replication, gene…
Human Anatomy and Physiology I (BIOL 12500)
Comprehensive lecture and dissection laboratory course covering cellular homeostasis, histology, and the…
Human Anatomy and Physiology II (BIOL 12600)
Continuation of human anatomy and physiology with laboratory. Focuses on the endocrine, cardiovascular,…
Genetics (BIOL 20300)
Advanced examination of hereditary mechanisms across prokaryotic and eukaryotic models. Covers chromosome…
Cell Biology (BIOL 22000)
Examines eukaryotic cellular architecture, intracellular protein trafficking, endocytosis/exocytosis,…
Microbiology (BIOL 23000)
Study of bacterial, viral, fungal, and protozoan biology with hands-on laboratory. Emphasizes microbial…
Biological Chemistry (BIOL 30000)
Biochemical structures and processes in living systems: amino acids, protein folding, enzyme kinetics,…
Essentials of General Chemistry (CHEM 10000)
An introductory survey of chemistry principles designed for nursing, health sciences, and non-STEM majors.…
General Chemistry I (CHEM 10200)
First semester general chemistry for science and pre-health majors. Examines atomic theory, periodic trends,…
General Chemistry II (CHEM 10400)
Second semester general chemistry addressing intermolecular forces, solution properties, chemical kinetics,…
General Chemistry Laboratory (CHEM 10600)
Hands-on laboratory illustrating principles from General Chemistry I and II, including qualitative analysis,…
Essentials of Organic Chemistry (CHEM 12000)
One-semester survey of organic and biological chemistry for allied health majors. Covers functional groups,…
Organic Chemistry I (CHEM 22200)
Structure and reactivity of carbon compounds: hybridization, conformational analysis, stereochemistry (R/S),…
Organic Chemistry Laboratory I (CHEM 22300)
Laboratory techniques in organic synthesis and purification: melting point determination, recrystallization,…
Organic Chemistry II (CHEM 22400)
Advanced organic reactivity: aromaticity, electrophilic aromatic substitution, nucleophilic acyl substitution of…
Introduction to Computer Science (CSCI 12700)
Introduction to computational thinking and problem-solving using Python. Covers core programming constructs…
Software Analysis and Design I (CSCI 13500)
Rigorous introduction to object-oriented programming using C++. Emphasizes memory management, pointers,…
Software Analysis and Design Laboratory I (CSCI 13600)
Practical programming lab reinforcing C++ software design principles through weekly algorithmic coding…
Discrete Structures (CSCI 15000)
Mathematical foundations for computer science: propositional and predicate logic, proof techniques, mathematical…
Computer Architecture I (CSCI 16000)
Introduction to computer system hardware: digital logic design, binary number representations, combinational and…
Software Analysis and Design II (CSCI 23500)
Classical data structures and algorithms in C++: linked lists, stacks, queues, trees, binary search trees,…
Computer Architecture II (CSCI 26000)
Advanced computer organization: CPU datapath and control design, pipelining, hazards, memory hierarchy, cache…
Software Analysis and Design III (CSCI 33500)
Advanced algorithm design and analysis: self-balancing trees (AVL, Red-Black), graph algorithms (Dijkstra,…
Introduction to Economics (ECO 10000)
Broad survey of economic principles covering micro- and macroeconomic foundations: market supply and demand…
Principles of Macroeconomics (ECO 10100)
Study of aggregate economic behavior and national policy: gross domestic product (GDP) accounting, inflation,…
Intermediate Microeconomics (ECO 20000)
Rigorous mathematical treatment of microeconomic theory: consumer choice and utility maximization, firm cost…
Intermediate Macroeconomics (ECO 20100)
Formal macroeconomic modeling of aggregate income, consumption, investment, IS-LM framework, AD-AS dynamics,…
Economic Statistics (ECO 22100)
Application of statistical methods to economic data: probability distributions, sampling techniques, parameter…
Econometrics (ECO 32100)
Statistical estimation of economic models: Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) regression, multiple regression,…
Principles of Accounting I (ACC 27100)
Introduction to financial accounting concepts and principles: recording business transactions, journal entries,…
Principles of Accounting II (ACC 27200)
Managerial accounting and corporate financial reporting: corporation equity, long-term liabilities, job-order…
Introduction to Sociology (SOC 10100)
Examines human social life, group interaction, and institutional structures using sociological perspectives.…
Introduction to Research Methods (SOC 20100)
Principles of qualitative and quantitative sociological research: survey design, experimental research, field…
Race and Ethnicity (SOC 21700)
Sociological examination of racial and ethnic relations, systemic racism, immigration patterns, assimilation…
Sociological Theory (SOC 22400)
In-depth study of foundational classical and contemporary sociological theorists, including Karl Marx, Max…
Social Inequality (SOC 24100)
Analysis of class, status, wealth, and power distribution in contemporary societies. Investigates poverty,…
Sex and Gender (SOC 25700)
Sociological investigation into how gender roles, norms, and sexual identities are constructed and maintained…
Introduction to Urban Studies (URBS 10100)
Interdisciplinary introduction to urban development, focusing on the historical evolution, socio-spatial…
Structure and Dynamics of American Cities (URBS 10200)
Explores the political, social, and physical organization of American cities, including housing policy, transit…
American Government: A Historical Introduction (POLSC 11000)
Historical examination of the American constitutional republic, federalism, separation of powers, civil…
Introduction to American Politics (POLSC 11100)
Analytical study of contemporary U.S. political institutions, electoral politics, public opinion polling,…
Comparative Politics (POLSC 11200)
Comparative analysis of political regimes worldwide, examining democratic, authoritarian, and hybrid systems,…
Introduction to International Relations (POLSC 11500)
Theoretical and empirical analysis of world politics: realism, liberalism, constructivism, state sovereignty,…
Introduction to Political Theory (POLSC 11700)
Explores central questions of justice, authority, liberty, equality, and civic obligation through foundational…
American Foreign Policy (POLSC 27400)
Analysis of the formulation and execution of U.S. foreign policy from the Cold War to the present, focusing on…
World History to 1500 (HIST 11100)
Global historical survey from the rise of early agricultural civilizations through the 15th century, exploring…
World History from 1500 (HIST 11200)
Survey of modern world history from the Columbian exchange to the contemporary era. Examines global empires,…
Early Modern Europe (HIST 12100)
Examines the transformation of European society from the Renaissance and Reformation through the Scientific…
Modern Europe (HIST 12200)
History of modern Europe from the French Revolution to the European Union, focusing on nationalism, industrial…
The United States from the Colonial Era to the Civil War (HIST 15100)
Survey of North American and U.S. history from indigenous encounters and British colonization through the…
The United States from the Civil War to the Present (HIST 15200)
Comprehensive survey of modern U.S. history from Reconstruction to the 21st century, covering industrialization,…
General Physics: Mechanics and Heat (PHYS 11000)
First semester algebra- and trigonometry-based general physics with integrated laboratory. Covers 1D/2D…
General Physics: Electricity, Magnetism, Optics (PHYS 11100)
Second semester algebra-based physics with laboratory covering electrostatics, electric fields and potentials,…
General Physics: Mechanics (Calculus-Based) (PHYS 12000)
Calculus-based introduction to classical mechanics with laboratory: vector kinematics, particle dynamics,…
General Physics: Electromagnetism and Optics (Calculus-Based) (PHYS 12100)
Calculus-based physics with laboratory covering Gauss's Law, electric potential, capacitance, circuits, magnetic…
Basic Astronomy (ASTRO 10000)
Descriptive survey of the cosmos for non-majors, covering celestial mechanics, planetary geology, solar system…
People and Their Environment (GEOG 10100)
Explores the reciprocal relationship between human societies and natural ecosystems, focusing on resource use,…
Introduction to Cultural Anthropology (ANTHC 10100)
Comparative study of human cultures and social practices: kinship, marriage systems, ritual, religion, political…
Human Evolution (ANTHP 10100)
Scientific investigation into the biological evolution of humans and non-human primates, fossil records,…
Introduction to Physical Anthropology (ANTHP 10200)
Surveys human biological variation, modern human genetics, skeletal biology, forensics, primatology, hominin…
Archaeology of Ancient Civilizations (ANTHC 12600)
Archaeological analysis of the emergence of complex societies in Mesopotamia, the Nile Valley, Indus Valley,…
Introduction to Black Studies (AFPRL 10000)
Interdisciplinary introduction to the history, culture, politics, and intellectual traditions of…
Introduction to Gender and Sexuality Studies (WGST 10000)
Interdisciplinary exploration of how gender and sexuality intersect with race, class, disability, and…
Introduction to Philosophy (PHILO 10100)
Explores central questions in epistemology, metaphysics, and ethics: the nature of knowledge and truth,…
Introduction to Logic and Critical Thinking (PHILO 10300)
Formal and informal logic: analyzing deductive and inductive arguments, propositional logic truth tables,…
Introduction to Ethics (PHILO 10400)
Critical analysis of major normative moral theories -- utilitarianism, Kantian deontology, virtue ethics, and…
Philosophy of Human Nature (PHILO 10600)
Examines historical and contemporary philosophical accounts of consciousness, personal identity, emotion,…
Moral Issues in Medicine (Bioethics) (PHILO 24400)
Ethical analysis of contemporary healthcare and biomedical issues: patient autonomy, informed consent,…
Introduction to Art History (ARTH 11100)
Chronological survey of visual arts and architecture from prehistoric cave paintings and antiquity through the…
Introduction to Modern Art (ARTH 11500)
Survey of modern visual art from late 19th-century Impressionism through Post-Impressionism, Cubism, Surrealism,…
2D Design (ARTCR 10100)
Studio exploration of fundamental two-dimensional visual composition: line, value, shape, texture, color theory,…
Introduction to Music (MUSHL 10100)
Active listening and appreciation course exploring musical elements (rhythm, melody, harmony, timbre, texture,…
World Music (MUSHL 10700)
Ethnomusicological exploration of traditional, folk, and contemporary musical cultures across Africa, the Middle…
Introduction to Theatre (THEA 10100)
Introduction to dramatic literature, theatrical production, acting fundamentals, stage directing, scenography,…
Introduction to Cinema (FILM 10100)
Formal analysis of film as an artistic medium: cinematography, mise-en-scène, continuity and montage editing,…
Introduction to Nursing (NURS 20000)
Foundations of professional nursing practice: nursing history, professional ethics, legal standards, holistic…
Health Assessment (NURS 21000)
Clinical skills for holistic physical and psychosocial health assessment across the lifespan, including health…
Nursing Fundamentals (NURS 31000)
Clinical application of essential nursing interventions, patient safety protocols, vital signs, aseptic…
Nutrition and Food Science (NFS 14100)
Scientific principles of human nutrition, covering dietary macronutrients, vitamins, minerals, digestive…
Introduction to Public Health (PH 10100)
Introduction to public health principles: epidemiology, biostatistics, environmental health, health behavior,…
Elementary Spanish I (SPAN 10100)
Beginning Spanish course focusing on foundational communication skills: basic vocabulary, present tense verb…
Elementary Spanish II (SPAN 10200)
Continuation of elementary Spanish: past tenses (preterite and imperfect), object pronouns, reflexive verbs,…
Intermediate Spanish I (SPAN 20100)
Intermediate language skills focusing on complex grammatical structures, the subjunctive mood, compound tenses,…
Elementary French I (FREN 10100)
Beginning French language course focusing on basic communication skills, pronunciation, core vocabulary, present…
Elementary Chinese I (CHIN 10100)
Introduction to Mandarin Chinese: Pinyin pronunciation and tone practice, simplified Chinese character stroke…
Elementary Italian I (ITAL 10100)
Beginning Italian course developing basic listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills, covering regular and…
Elementary Japanese I (JPN 10100)
Introduction to modern Japanese language and culture: mastery of Hiragana and Katakana syllabaries, basic Kanji,…