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Sep 27, 2024
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2021-2022 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Courses
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Academic departments and programs are generally listed in alphabetical order. All courses are listed under the department or program in which they are offered. Courses which are cross-listed will appear in more than one place.
Course Designations
Courses of instruction are designated by a system of four-digit numbers within each department. The first digit in the number indicates the class standing that a student must attain to be eligible for the course. To interpret the numbering system, students need to know that:
- Courses generally for freshmen are numbered in the series beginning 1000. Freshmen may not register for any course numbered 2000 or above, except by placement or with the permission of the instructor. Similarly, sophomores may not register for courses numbered 3000 or above, or juniors 4000 or above, with exceptions permitted only by the instructor.
- Cross-listed courses are courses appropriate to more than one department or area.
- The number of credit hours per course is indicated below the course title. Courses which may be taken for variable credit (applied music lessons, independent studies, internships, etc.) or which can be repeated for credit are so indicated.
- Prerequisites for each course are so indicated following the description.
- Special Topics, Internships, and Independent Studies courses are listed with numbers separated by semicolons. These courses may be taken in any order.
- The (FR) designation after a number indicates that the course is offered only as a first-year seminar.
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• FYS 1234 - City Dwellers
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• FYS 1235 - Decoding Disney
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• FYS 1236 - Art on the Edge
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• FYS 1237 - Justice, Fairness, and the Law
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• FYS 1239 - Animals, Ethics & Policy
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• FYS 1240 - Fears and Fangs
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• FYS 1241 - Reading the Recipe
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• FYS 1242 - Materials Mimicking Nature
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• FYS 1243 - Observing the Environment
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• FYS 1244 - Introduction to Innovation
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• FYS 1245 - Unseen Math in Puzzles and Games
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• FYS 1246 - Learn to Think Like a Computer
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• FYS 1248 - Economic Issues and Policy
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• FYS 1249 - Intro to Innovation
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• FYS 1250 - Stephen King: The Books & Movies
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• FYS 1252 - Wondering Like Einstein
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• FYS 1253 - The Women of Harry Potter
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• FYS 1254 - Fairy Tale Films
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• FYS 1255 - Comics & Graphic Novels
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• GEO 2200 - Human Geography: Cultures of the Non-Western World
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• GEO 2201 - Immigrants in Trump’s USA
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• GEO 2202 - Cultural Geography: Non – Arab Islamic Societies
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• GNI 1138 - Self-Advocacy in the Workplace
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• GNI 1195 - IN: Peer Mentor
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• GNI 1198 - Leadership, Citizenship & Service
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• GSC 1111 - Introductory Astronomy
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• GSC 1112 - The Earth
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• GSC 1142 - The Science of Cooking
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• GSC 2208 - Science in Islam’s Golden Age
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• HIS 1106 - Western Civilization: 1700 to the Present
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• HIS 1109 - Survey of Modern U.S. History, 1865-2000
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• HIS 1111 - The End of Cold War Culture
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• HIS 1112 - 20th Century World: A Global Perspective
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• HIS 1113 - Personal Trauma and the Record
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• HIS 1115 - Introduction to Public History
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• HIS 1121 - Roots of Taiwanese Cuisine
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• HIS 1134 - Understanding Europe I
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• HIS 1135 - Understanding Europe II
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• HIS 1141 - Classical Jiangnan in China
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• HIS 1149 - Hydraulic China: Water, Culture & Society
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• HIS 1165 - Special Topics in History
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• HIS 1185 - America and the Vietnam War
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• HIS 1191 - Gender and Society in Ancient Greece
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• HIS 2101 - Cold War as Global Conflict
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• HIS 2104 - Illusory Frontiers
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• HIS 2105 - Holocaust and Memory
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• HIS 2106 - Holocaust in Film and Literature
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• HIS 2107 - Modern British History
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• HIS 2109 - British Empire and World
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• HIS 2202 - Formation of Western Europe
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• HIS 2204 - Russia: Origins Peter the Great
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• HIS 2205 - Ancient Greece
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• HIS 2206 - Republican Rome
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• HIS 2207 - Archaeology of Greece
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• HIS 2208 - Roman Women
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• HIS 2210 - Gender and Society in Early Europe
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• HIS 2212 - The Soviet Experiment
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• HIS 2213 - The High Middle Ages
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• HIS 2214 - Early Modern Europe
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• HIS 2215 - Medieval England
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• HIS 2219 - Nineteenth Century Europe
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• HIS 2220 - 20th-Century Europe
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• HIS 2222 - Gender and Society in America, Past and Present
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• HIS 2224 - Becoming American: Topics in American History
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• HIS 2225 - Colonial America, 1607–1763
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• HIS 2226 - Revolutionary America and the New Nation, 1763–1840
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• HIS 2229 - U.S. History in the Cold War Era, 1945-1991
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• HIS 2231 - Traditional East Asia
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• HIS 2232 - Modern East Asia
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• HIS 2233 - Women in U.S. History
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• HIS 2234 - Evolution of American Freedom
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• HIS 2235 - U.S. History in the Progressive Era, 1890-1920
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• HIS 2236 - Black America and the Civil Rights Era, 1865-1968
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• HIS 2237 - Immortals, Ancestors & Demons
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• HIS 2238 - U.S. Intellectual Tradition
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• HIS 2240 - Modern China in Film
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• HIS 2241 - Fathoming Evil: Genocide
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• HIS 2242 - American Indian History to 1840
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• HIS 2243 - Empires and Nations in Eastern Europe
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• HIS 2244 - American Dreams in China
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• HIS 2245 - Russia Through Film
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• HIS 2246 - Land of the Unfree
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• HIS 2247 - The Nuclear Age
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• HIS 2248 - Surviving Totalitarianism
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• HIS 2250 - Reconstruction
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• HIS 2251 - Narratives and Networks
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• HIS 2252 - Russia Since Peter the Great
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• HIS 2267 - Spec Topics in History Modern Europe
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• HIS 2269 - Special Topics in History Asia
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• HIS 2295 - Internships in History
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• HIS 2298 - Independent Studies in History
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• HIS 2350 - My Career for History Majors
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• HIS 3302 - The Civil War and Reconstruction, 1840–1877
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• HIS 3305 - Seminar: Rome, The Early Empire
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• HIS 3315 - Seminar: Early European Society
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• HIS 3316 - Seminar: The Crusades
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• HIS 3317 - Seminar: The Renaissance of the Twelfth Century
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• HIS 3323 - Nationalism in Europe
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• HIS 3324 - Seminar: The American Revolution as a Social Movement
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• HIS 3325 - Stalin
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