Studio 1: Practices of Academic Writing (WRT 105)
Emphasizes foundational principles and practices of academic rhetoric, critical inquiry, and composition.…
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Courses at Syracuse University (SU)
Studio 2: Critical Research and Writing (WRT 205)
Focuses on research-driven argumentation and critical inquiry. Undergraduates learn to identify compelling…
Advanced Writing Studio: Professional Writing (WRT 307)
Examines workplace and professional communication practices. Students compose professional deliverables,…
Class and Literary Texts (ENG 181)
Explores how socioeconomic class, labor, and social stratification are represented, critiqued, and reimagined in…
Probability and Statistics for the Liberal Arts I (MAT 121)
Introduces non-calculus statistical reasoning and data analysis for liberal arts students. Core topics include…
Probability and Statistics for the Liberal Arts II (MAT 122)
Continuation of introductory statistics focusing on inferential statistical methodologies, including two-sample…
Precalculus (MAT 194)
A comprehensive review of algebraic operations, exponential and logarithmic functions, polynomial and rational…
Elementary Probability and Statistics I (MAT 221)
Calculus-based introduction to probability and mathematical statistics. Topics encompass discrete and continuous…
Life Sciences Calculus I (MAT 285)
A calculus sequence tailored for biological, environmental, and life science majors. Topics cover limits,…
Calculus I (MAT 295)
The initial course in standard analytic geometry and single-variable calculus. Covers limits, continuity,…
Calculus II (MAT 296)
Second course in the standard calculus sequence. Examines integration techniques, applications of definite…
Calculus III (MAT 397)
Multivariable and vector calculus. Topics include three-dimensional coordinate geometry, partial derivatives,…
Introductory Statistics for Management (MAS 261)
Applied business statistics covering data collection, descriptive analytics, probability theory, hypothesis…
Foundations of Human Behavior (PSY 205)
A comprehensive introductory survey of psychological science. Explores neurobiological foundations of behavior,…
Introduction to Research Methodology (PSY 213)
An overview of empirical research methodologies within psychology. Students examine experimental and…
Introduction to Cognitive Neuroscience (PSY 223)
Explores biological substrates underlying cognitive faculties. Analyzes neural mechanisms of perception,…
Statistical Methods II (PSY 252)
Advanced statistical applications in psychological research. Covers factorial analysis of variance,…
Drugs and Human Behavior (PSY 315)
Examines the behavioral, physiological, and psychological consequences of psychoactive drugs. Explores…
Psychology of Childhood (PSY 335)
Investigates psychological and physical development from infancy through middle childhood. Explores cognitive…
Introductory Microeconomics (ECN 101)
Introduces microeconomic principles of market mechanics. Covers consumer behavior, utility maximization, supply…
Introductory Macroeconomics (ECN 102)
Introduces macroeconomic analysis of national and international economies. Focuses on aggregate output (GDP),…
Intermediate Microeconomics (ECN 301)
Intermediate microeconomic theory analyzing consumer optimization, production theory, cost minimization, market…
Intermediate Macroeconomics (ECN 302)
Intermediate macroeconomic theory examining aggregate demand and supply frameworks, economic fluctuations, IS-LM…
Intermediate Mathematical Microeconomics (ECN 311)
A mathematically rigorous treatment of intermediate microeconomics utilizing multivariate calculus to formulate…
General Biology I (BIO 121)
Fundamental biological principles emphasizing cellular organization, molecular genetics, metabolic pathways, DNA…
General Biology I Laboratory (BIO 122)
Laboratory component accompanying General Biology I. Provides hands-on experience with microscopy,…
General Biology II (BIO 123)
Continuation of introductory biology exploring evolutionary theory, organismal diversity, plant and animal…
General Biology II Laboratory (BIO 124)
Laboratory course accompanying General Biology II. Involves investigations into comparative anatomy,…
Anatomy & Physiology I (BIO 216)
First semester of human anatomy and physiology covering histology, the integumentary system, skeletal…
Anatomy and Physiology II (BIO 217)
Second semester of human anatomy and physiology examining cardiovascular dynamics, lymphatic/immune responses,…
General Chemistry Lecture I (CHE 106)
First semester introductory chemistry lecture for science and engineering majors. Examines atomic structure,…
General Chemistry Laboratory I (CHE 107)
Laboratory experiments illustrating fundamental concepts from CHE 106, emphasizing precision measurement,…
General Chemistry Lecture II (CHE 116)
Second semester general chemistry lecture covering intermolecular forces, solution properties, chemical…
General Chemistry Laboratory II (CHE 117)
Laboratory course accompanying CHE 116 focused on reaction rate kinetics, equilibrium constants, acid-base…
Organic Chemistry I (CHE 275)
First semester organic chemistry lecture exploring structure, nomenclature, stereochemistry, reaction…
Organic Chemistry I Laboratory (CHE 276)
Laboratory course accompanying CHE 275 covering organic laboratory techniques including recrystallization,…
Major Concepts of Physics I (PHY 101)
Non-calculus survey of classical and contemporary physics principles, covering kinematics, Newton's laws, energy…
Major Concepts of Physics II (PHY 102)
Second semester non-calculus physics exploring wave phenomena, sound, electricity, magnetism, optics, atomic…
General Physics I (PHY 211)
Calculus-based physics covering classical mechanics, kinematics, Newton's laws of motion, work, kinetic and…
General Physics II (PHY 212)
Second semester calculus-based physics exploring electromagnetism, electric fields, Gauss's law, electric…
General Physics Laboratory I (PHY 221)
Laboratory experiments reinforcing principles of classical mechanics covered in PHY 211, emphasizing measurement…
General Physics Laboratory II (PHY 222)
Laboratory course providing experimental verification of electrical circuits, magnetic induction, and…
Our Corner of the Universe (AST 101)
Introductory astronomy exploring our solar system, planetary formation, celestial motions, the historical…
Earth Science (EAR 105)
An overview of dynamic Earth processes, plate tectonics, mineral and rock formation, volcanism, earthquakes,…
Critical Issues for the United States (MAX 123)
Interdisciplinary Maxwell School seminar analyzing contemporary social, political, and economic dilemmas facing…
Global Community (MAX 132)
Explores global interdependence and international issues, examining cross-national challenges such as conflict,…
American National Government and Politics (PSC 121)
Analysis of the American political system, examining constitutional foundations, federalism, civil liberties,…
Comparative Government and Politics (PSC 123)
Comparative study of political systems, governance models, political culture, regime types, and policy outcomes…
International Relations (PSC 124)
Introduction to international relations theory, analyzing interstate conflict, diplomacy, global political…
Introduction to Political Analysis (PSC 202)
Methods of political science inquiry, focusing on empirical research design, causal inference, data collection…
Introduction to Sociology (SOC 101)
Foundational introduction to sociological theories, concepts, and inquiry methods. Examines social structures,…
Social Problems (SOC 102)
Sociological analysis of major contemporary social problems such as poverty, discrimination, criminal justice…
American History to 1865 (HST 101)
Historical development of the American nation from early colonial settlements, the Revolutionary War,…
American History Since 1865 (HST 102)
Survey of United States history from the Reconstruction era through the 20th and 21st centuries, focusing on…
Theories of Knowledge and Reality (PHI 107)
Introduction to central philosophical inquiries concerning the nature of knowledge, truth, belief justification,…
Critical Thinking (PHI 171)
Develops formal and informal reasoning skills. Focuses on argument structure identification, evaluation of…
The Meaning of Life (PHI 191)
Philosophical exploration of existential questions surrounding meaningfulness, purpose, moral value, mortality,…
Logic (PHI 251)
Introduction to formal symbolic logic, covering propositional logic truth tables, formal proof systems,…
Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies (WGS 101)
Interdisciplinary introduction to women's and gender studies, examining how gender intersects with race, class,…
Communications and Society (COM 107)
Examines the historical development, social role, economic structure, regulatory environment, and cultural…
Multimedia Storytelling (COM 117)
Foundations of multimedia storytelling across digital platforms. Students produce content combining text,…
Advertising Research and Data (ADV 205)
Examines qualitative and quantitative research techniques in advertising, including market segmentation,…
Public Relations Principles & Practice (PRL 206)
Foundational principles of public relations, exploring relationship management, strategic communication…
Writing for Public Relations: Media and Messaging (PRL 214)
Intensive writing workshop for public relations practitioners, focusing on news releases, pitch letters, media…
Introduction to Graphic Design (VIS 207)
Introduces fundamental design principles, typography, visual hierarchy, grid systems, and industry-standard…
Perspectives of Business and Management (SOM 122)
Whitman introductory seminar exposing students to global business environments, entrepreneurship, functional…
Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACC 151)
Foundational financial accounting principles. Covers the accounting cycle, financial statement preparation,…
Intro to Managerial Acc (ACC 252)
Managerial accounting concepts for organizational decision-making, including cost behavior, cost-volume-profit…
Principles of Finance (FIN 256)
Core principles of corporate finance, examining time value of money, risk and return trade-offs, bond and stock…
Principles of Marketing (MAR 255)
Comprehensive introduction to marketing management, examining consumer behavior, market research, product…
Introduction to Supply Chain Management (SCM 265)
Overview of supply chain management, logistics, procurement, inventory management, demand forecasting,…
Introduction to Entrepreneurship and Emerging Enterprises (EEE 370)
Foundations of entrepreneurship and new venture creation. Students explore opportunity recognition, business…
Information Technologies (IST 195)
Broad survey of modern information technologies, computer networks, cloud computing, database architectures,…
Introduction to Python for the Information Profession (IST 256)
Introductory programming in Python tailored for information studies. Covers variables, control structures, data…
Introduction to Cybersecurity (IST 323)
Fundamentals of cybersecurity and information assurance, exploring network security protocols, vulnerability…
Information Technology Management and Administration (IST 346)
Practical principles of system administration, enterprise IT infrastructure management, directory services,…
Introduction to Database Management Systems (IST 359)
Relational database concepts and database management systems. Focuses on entity-relationship modeling,…
Introduction to Engineering and Computer Science (ECS 101)
Orientation to engineering disciplines and computer science. Emphasizes collaborative problem-solving,…
Elements of Computer Science (CIS 252)
Fundamental computer science principles emphasizing functional and procedural programming paradigms, algorithmic…
Data Structures (CIS 351)
Design, analysis, and implementation of fundamental data structures, including linked lists, stacks, queues,…
Introduction to Object-Oriented Design (CSE 283)
Principles of object-oriented design and programming in C++/Java. Covers encapsulation, inheritance,…
Computer Architecture (CSE 381)
Introduction to computer architecture and organization, exploring instruction set architectures, assembly…
Principles and Contemporary Issues in Sport Management (SPM 205)
Examines the structure, governance, cultural significance, and business operations of the sports industry,…
Introduction to Sport Event Management (SPM 224)
Principles of planning, managing, and executing sports events and facility operations, including venue…
Nutrition in Health (NSD 225)
Scientific study of human nutrition, exploring nutrient digestion, absorption, metabolic pathways, dietary…
Introduction to Social Work (SWK 115)
Introduces the profession of social work, social welfare institutions, policy frameworks, client advocacy,…
Concepts & Perspectives in Communication Studies (CRS 181)
Theoretical and conceptual foundations of human communication across interpersonal, organizational, cultural,…
Public Advocacy (CRS 225)
Theory and practice of public argument, civic advocacy, and persuasive speaking. Students develop, deliver, and…
Arts and Ideas I (HOA 105)
Survey of global art history and visual culture from prehistory through the Middle Ages, examining painting,…
Spanish I (SPA 101)
Beginning Spanish for students with little or no prior experience. Emphasizes foundational vocabulary,…