| ALST 199 |
Entangled Intimacies: Introduction to Africana and Latin American Studies |
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| ALST 242 |
Religions of Resistance: Gender, Sexuality and Performance in the Caribbean |
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| ALST 245 |
Dirty South |
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| ALST 256 |
Empire and Its Afterlives: Caribbean Literature and Society |
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| ANTH 102 |
Culture, Diversity, and Inequality |
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| ANTH 103 |
Introduction to Archaeology |
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| ANTH 103 FY |
FSEM: Introduction to Archaeology |
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| ANTH 205 |
Archaeology of Warfare |
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| ARAB 121 |
Elementary Arabic I |
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| ARAB 121 FY |
FSEM: Elementary Arabic I |
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| ARAB 201 |
Intermediate Arabic I |
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ARAB 122 |
Prereq or prereq override required |
| ARTH 105 |
Introduction to Architecture in Cultural Context |
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| ARTH 110 |
Global Contemporary Art |
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| ARTH 236 |
Art and Politics in the 19th Century |
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| ARTS 133 |
Eco-Art |
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| ARTS 201 |
Digital Studio: Code, Recipes, Spells: Magic and Technology |
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See revised description |
| ARTS 211 |
Drawing |
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See revised description |
| ARTS 223 |
Analogue Filmmaking |
ARTS-223L |
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Seniors need class year override |
| ARTS 223L |
Required Film Screening |
ARTS-223 |
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| ASIA 200 |
Centering Asia |
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| ASTR 101 |
Solar System Astronomy |
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| BIOL 181 |
Evolution, Ecology, and Diversity |
BIOL-181L |
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| BIOL 181L |
Evolution, Ecology, and Diversity Lab |
BIOL-181 |
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| CHEM 101 |
General Chemistry I |
CHEM-101L |
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Students who repeat the lecture component are required to repeat the laboratory component if their grade in the lab was lower than B-. |
| CHEM 101L |
General Chemistry I Lab |
CHEM-101 |
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| CHEM 111 |
Chemical Principles |
CHEM-111L |
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Open to First-Years with AP CHEM score of 4 or 5; open to others with class year override |
| CHEM 111L |
Chemical Principles Lab |
CHEM-111 |
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| CHIN 121 |
Elementary Chinese I |
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Not open to students who have taken a higher level CHIN language course beyond high school. |
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| CHIN 201 |
Intermediate Chinese I |
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CHIN 122 or equivalent experience; Not open to students who have taken a higher level CHIN language course beyond high school. |
Prereq or prereq override required |
| CHIN 303 |
Films and Media |
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CHIN 202 or equivalent experience |
Prereq or prereq override required |
| CLAS 119 FYA |
FSEM: Ancient Myth, Modern Reflections |
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| CLAS 119 FYB |
FSEM: Plato’s Dialogues: From the Hemlock Cup to the Lost City of Atlantis |
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| CLAS 230 |
Classical Mythology |
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| CLAS 237 |
Roman History I: The Roman Republic |
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| CORE 111 |
Conversations |
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| CORE 111 FYA |
FSEM: Conversations |
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| CORE 111 FYB |
FSEM: Conversations |
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| CORE C119 FY |
FSEM: Flamenco |
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Students may not take more than 1 CORE Communities course |
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| CORE C125 |
American Jews |
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Students may not take more than 1 CORE Communities course |
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| CORE C126 FY |
FSEM: Families |
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Students may not take more than 1 CORE Communities course |
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| CORE C127 |
Prisons |
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Students may not take more than 1 CORE Communities course |
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| CORE C131 |
Native Oklahoma |
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Students may not take more than 1 CORE Communities course |
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| CORE C145 |
Dirty South |
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Students may not take more than 1 CORE Communities course |
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| CORE C157 |
France |
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Students may not take more than 1 CORE Communities course |
|
| CORE C164 FY |
FSEM: Argentina on the March |
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Students may not take more than 1 CORE Communities course |
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| CORE C165 |
China |
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Students may not take more than 1 CORE Communities course |
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| CORE C173 |
Ethiopia |
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Students may not take more than 1 CORE Communities course |
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| CORE C177 |
Peru |
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Students may not take more than 1 CORE Communities course |
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| CORE C181 |
Arabs |
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Students may not take more than 1 CORE Communities course |
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| CORE C183 |
The Middle East |
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Students may not take more than 1 CORE Communities course |
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| CORE C187 FY |
FSEM: Russia at the Crossroads |
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Students may not take more than 1 CORE Communities course |
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| CORE C193 |
Brazil |
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Students may not take more than 1 CORE Communities course |
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| CORE S111 |
Tuberculosis: Disease in Society and Science |
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Students may not take more than 1 CORE Sciences course |
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| CORE S115 FY |
FSEM: Truth Through the Science Looking Glass |
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Students may not take more than 1 CORE Sciences course |
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| CORE S119 FY |
FSEM: Lumos: Visible Light and the Invisible Spectrum |
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Students may not take more than 1 CORE Sciences course |
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| CORE S121 |
How to Lie with Maps |
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Students may not take more than 1 CORE Sciences course |
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| CORE S122 FY |
FSEM: Our Universe: 95% unknown |
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Students may not take more than 1 CORE Sciences course |
|
| CORE S128 FY |
FSEM: Global Change and YOU! |
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Students may not take more than 1 CORE Sciences course |
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| CORE S129 FY |
FSEM: Dangerous Earth |
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Students may not take more than 1 CORE Sciences course |
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| CORE S131 |
Scientific In-queery |
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Students may not take more than 1 CORE Sciences course |
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| CORE S133 FY |
FSEM: Sex, Drugs, and Chocolate |
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Students may not take more than 1 CORE Sciences course |
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| CORE S135 FY |
FSEM: Renewable Energy |
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Students may not take more than 1 CORE Sciences course |
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| CORE S137 |
Authoritarianism by the Numbers |
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Students may not take more than 1 CORE Sciences course |
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| CORE S140 |
Language and Cognition |
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Students may not take more than 1 CORE Sciences course |
|
| CORE S149 FY |
FSEM: Scientific Study of Willpower |
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Students may not take more than 1 CORE Sciences course |
|
| CORE S158 FY |
FSEM: Molecules that Rock Your World: Medicines |
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Students may not take more than 1 CORE Sciences course |
|
| CORE S172 FY |
FSEM: Biology of Women |
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Students may not take more than 1 CORE Sciences course |
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| CORE S176 |
Natural Disasters: Science, Media and Movies |
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Students may not take more than 1 CORE Sciences course |
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| CORE S180 FY |
FSEM: Science of Music |
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Students may not take more than 1 CORE Sciences course |
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| CORE S182 FY |
FSEM: From Paintings to Pixels |
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Students may not take more than 1 CORE Sciences course |
|
| CORE S187 FY |
FSEM: The Things with Feathers |
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Students may not take more than 1 CORE Sciences course |
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| CORE S194 |
Electrons and Our Civilization |
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Students may not take more than 1 CORE Sciences course |
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| COSC 101 |
Introduction for Computing I |
COSC-101L |
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| COSC 101L |
Introduction for Computing I Lab |
COSC-101 |
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| COSC 102 |
Introduction for Computing II |
COSC-102L |
COSC 101 or equivalent programming experience. |
Prereq or prereq override required |
| COSC 102L |
Introduction for Computing II Lab |
COSC-102 |
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| DATA 201 |
Ethical Issues in Data Science |
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| ECON 119 FY |
FSEM: Career and Family |
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| ECON 151 |
Introduction to Economics |
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| EDUC 101 |
The American School |
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| ENGL 154 FY |
FSEM: Literary Journalism: True Crime |
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| ENGL 156 |
Empire and Its Afterlives: Caribbean Literature and Society |
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| ENGL 157 |
The Jazz Age |
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| ENGL 200 |
British Literary Traditions |
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| ENGL 200 FY |
FSEM: British Literary Traditions |
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| ENGL 201 |
American Texts and Contexts |
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| ENGL 202 |
Writers of Color Across the Globe: Literature and Decolonization |
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| ENGL 202 FY |
FSEM: Writers of Color Across the Globe |
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| ENGL 208 FY |
FSEM: Sex & The Global City |
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| ENGL 217 |
Introductory Workshop in Creative Writing |
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| ENGL 219 |
American Literature and the Environment: Land Justice in Story and Action |
|
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See revised description |
| ENGL 266 |
Introduction to Theater History: Rituals & Revolutions |
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| ENST 200 |
Environmental Science: Challenges and Solutions |
ENST-200L |
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| ENST 219 |
American Literature and the Environment: Land Justice in Story and Action |
|
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See revised description |
| FMST 200 |
Introduction to Film and Media Studies |
FMST-200L |
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| FMST 200L |
Required Film Screening |
FMST-200 |
|
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| FMST 287 FY |
FSEM: History & Theory of Cinema |
FMST-287L |
|
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| FMST 287L FY |
FSEM: Required Film Screening |
FMST-287 |
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| FMST 319 |
Holocaust in Film |
FMST-319L |
|
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| FMST 319L |
Required Film Screening |
FMST-319 |
|
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| FREN 121 |
Introduction to French Language & Culture I |
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Not open to students with more than 1 year of high school study or who have taken a higher level FREN course |
One-hour web-based work required weekly, to be completed independently outside of class as assigned by the instructor. See course description for placement info; Seniors need class year override |
| FREN 122 |
Introduction to French Language & Culture II |
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Not open to students with more than 2 years of high school study or who have taken a higher level FREN course |
One-hour web-based work required weekly, to be completed independently outside of class as assigned by the instructor. See course description for placement info; Seniors need class year override |
| FREN 201 |
Intermediate French: Conversation and Composition |
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Not open to students with more than 3 years of high school study or who have taken a higher level FREN course |
One-hour web-based work required weekly, to be completed independently outside of class as assigned by the instructor. |
| FREN 202 |
Intermediate French: Language, Culture, and Literature |
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Not open to students with more than 5 years of high school study or who have taken a higher level FREN course |
|
| FREN 352 |
Introduction to Literature in French: Birth of the Modern |
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Not open to students who have taken a 400-level FREN course |
|
| FREN 354 |
Introduction to Literature in French: The Francophone World |
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Not open to students who have taken a 400-level FREN course |
|
| FREN 361 |
Advanced French Composition, Grammar, and Conversation |
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Must be taken on campus to fulfill major or minor requirements. Not typically open to students with a score of 5 on AP language exam, but students concerned about proper placement should contact the instructor. |
| GEOG 105 |
Climate and Society |
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| GEOG 108 |
Digital Earth |
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| GEOG 122 |
The City |
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| GEOG 211 FY |
FSEM: A Global Sense of Place |
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| GEOG 231 |
Geography of the Physical Environment |
|
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| GEOG 231 FY |
FSEM: Geography of Physical Environment |
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| GEOL 102 |
Sustainable Earth |
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This course can not be taken during the same semester as another GEOL course with a course number less than 150 |
|
| GEOL 105 |
Megageology |
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This course can not be taken during the same semester as another GEOL course with a course number less than 150 |
|
| GEOL 110 FY |
FSEM: Geology Outdoors |
GEOL-110L |
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| GEOL 110L FY |
FSEM: Geology Outdoors Fieldtrips |
GEOL-110 |
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| GEOL 135 |
Oceanography and the Environment |
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This course can not be taken during the same semester as another GEOL course with a course number less than 150 |
|
| GEOL 190 |
Evolution of Planet Earth |
GEOL-190L |
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Recommended for students interested in concentrating in geology or environmental geology. |
| GEOL 190L |
Evolution of Planet Earth Lab |
GEOL-190 |
|
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| GERM 121 |
Beginning German I |
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| GERM 122 |
Beginning German II |
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GERM 121 or equivalent |
|
| GERM 201 |
Intermediate German I: Germany in Europe |
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GERM 122 or equivalent |
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| GERM 202 |
Intermediate German II: Germanophone Europe |
|
GERM 201 or equivalent |
|
| GERM 351 |
Introduction to German Literary Studies |
|
GERM 202 or equivalent |
|
| HEBR 121 |
Elementary Hebrew I |
|
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| HIST 106 FY |
FSEM: The Making of Modern Africa |
|
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| HIST 199 |
History Workshop |
|
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| HIST 199 FY |
FSEM: History Workshop |
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| HIST 202 |
Europe in the Middle Ages, c. 300 - 1500 |
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| HIST 203 |
Age of the American Revolution |
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| HIST 209 |
The Atlantic World, 1492 - 1800 |
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| HIST 211 |
Women's Rights in US History |
|
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| HIST 218 |
The African American Struggle for Freedom and Democracy |
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| HIST 223 |
The American West |
|
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| HIST 233 |
The French Revolution: Old Regime, Revolution, and Napoleonic Empire, 1770-1815 |
|
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| HIST 254 |
History of Coffee and Cigarettes |
|
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| HIST 265 |
War and Violence in East Asia |
|
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| HIST 272 |
War and Holocaust in Europe |
|
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| HIST 275 |
Between Homelands and Promised Lands: The Modern Jewish Experience |
|
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| ITAL 201 |
Intermediate Italian |
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Not open to students with more than 3 years of study, a placement score higher than 4, or who have taken a higher level ITAL course |
One-hour web-based work required weekly, to be completed independently outside of class as assigned by the instructor. |
| ITAL 354 |
Modern Italian Culture |
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At least four years of high school Italian or ITAL 202. Not open to students who have taken a 400-level ITAL course |
|
| JAPN 121 |
Elementary Japanese I |
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Not open to students who have taken a higher level JAPN language course beyond high school. |
|
| JAPN 201 |
Intermediate Japanese I |
|
JAPN 122or equivalent experience; Not open to students who have taken a higher level JAPN language course beyond high school. |
Prereq or prereq override required |
| JAPN 222 |
Japan through Literature and Film |
|
|
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| JWST 181 FY |
FSEM: The Many Faces of Israel |
|
|
|
| JWST 275 |
Between Homelands and Promised Lands: The Modern Jewish Experience |
|
|
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| LATN 121 |
Elementary Latin I |
|
|
|
| LATN 122 |
Elementary Latin II |
|
LATN 121 |
|
| LGBT 242 |
Religions of Resistance: Gender, Sexuality and Performance in the Caribbean |
|
|
|
| MATH 161 |
Calculus I |
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Three years of high school mathematics, including trigonometry |
|
| MATH 162 |
Calculus II |
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MATH 161 with a grade of C or higher |
|
| MATH 163 |
Calculus III |
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(MATH 162 with a grade of C or higher) or (MATH 161 with a grade of B- or higher AND concurrent enrollment in PHYS 232) |
Students using prior high school experience for the prereq must submit an override request to obtain permission to register. |
| MIST 210 |
Arabic Literature in Translation |
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| MIST 215 |
Comparative Politics: Middle East |
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| MUSI 103 |
Musicianship and Songwriting |
|
|
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| MUSI 105 FY |
FSEM: Introduction to Experimental Music and Technology |
|
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| MUSI 151 |
The Musical Experience (H&A) |
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| MUSI 215 |
Music History I: Medieval through Baroque Periods |
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Music background preferred |
|
| MUSI 217 |
Chamber Players I |
MUSI-217L |
Audition required only for new students. Returning Chamber Players may register without permission |
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| MUSI 230 |
University Orchestra I |
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Violins will also meet M 7:00-9:30 p.m. in Dana 122 |
| MUSI 232 |
Colgate Concert Jazz Ensemble I |
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| MUSI 234 |
University Chorus I |
|
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| NAST 244 |
Indigenous Writing & Rhetoric |
|
|
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| NEUR 170 |
Introduction to Neuroscience |
|
|
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| PCON 111 |
Introduction to War Studies |
|
|
|
| PCON 119 FY |
FSEM: The OSINT Lab: Forensic Conflict Analysis with Open-Source Data |
|
|
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| PCON 201 |
Processes of Peace & Conflict: Histories, Theories, Technologies |
|
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Declared junior and senior majors/minors may request a class year override |
| PCON 202 |
Practices of Peace & Conflict: Politics, Cultures, Societies |
|
|
Declared junior and senior majors/minors may request a class year overrride |
| PHED 000 |
Physical Education |
|
|
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| PHIL 101 |
Introduction to Philosophical Problems |
|
|
|
| PHIL 111 |
Ethics |
|
|
|
| PHIL 111 FY |
FSEM: Ethics |
|
|
|
| PHIL 119 FY |
FSEM: Should I Believe in God? |
|
|
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| PHIL 211 FY |
FSEM: Ethics and Economics |
|
|
|
| PHIL 225 |
Logic I |
|
|
|
| PHYS 111L |
Fundamental Physics I Lab |
PHYS-111 |
|
|
| PHYS 125 |
How Physics Sees the World: Atmosphere and Climate |
PHYS-125L |
|
This course is required for students planning to major in physics, physics-astronomy, or physical science, and for students interested in pre-engineering. |
| PHYS 125 |
How Physics Sees the World: Electromagnetic Universe |
PHYS-125L |
|
This course is required for students planning to major in physics, physics-astronomy, or physical science, and for students interested in pre-engineering. |
| PHYS 125 |
How Physics Sees the World: Nanophysics |
PHYS-125L |
|
This course is required for students planning to major in physics, physics-astronomy, or physical science, and for students interested in pre-engineering. |
| PHYS 125L |
How Physics Sees the World Lab |
PHYS-125 |
|
|
| POSC 150 |
Introduction to American Politics |
|
|
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| POSC 151 |
Politics and Moral Vision |
|
|
|
| POSC 153 |
Introduction to Comparative Politics |
|
|
|
| POSC 154 FY |
FSEM: Liberal Democracy: Philosophic and Historical Foundations |
|
|
|
| POSC 214 |
Comparative Politics: East and Southeast Asia (CO) |
|
|
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| POSC 215 |
Comparative Politics: Middle East (CO) |
|
|
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| POSC 232 |
Fundamentals of International Relations |
|
Students who have taken POSC 152 are not eligible to take POSC 232. (IREL majors who took POSC 152 prior to declaring may request a prereq override for POSC 232.) |
|
| POSC 232 FY |
FSEM: Fundamentals of International Relations |
|
Students who have taken POSC 152 are not eligible to take POSC 232. (IREL majors who took POSC 152 prior to declaring may request a prereq override for POSC 232.) |
|
| POSC 260 |
Foundations of Political Thought |
|
|
|
| PSYC 150 |
Introduction to Psychological Science |
|
|
Juniors and Seniors need instructor permission |
| RELG 101 |
The World's Religions |
|
|
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| RELG 201 |
Hinduism |
|
|
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| RELG 210 |
Body, Blood, and Belief: Introduction to Christianity |
|
|
|
| RELG 245 FY |
FSEM: Religion in Contemporary America |
POSC-150 |
|
|
| RELG 247 |
Death and Afterlife: Ghosts, Demons & Ancestors in Asian Religions |
|
|
See revised description |
| RELG 254 |
AI and God: Reconciling Science, Religion, Artificial Intelligence |
|
|
|
| RELG 254 FY |
FSEM: Artificial Intelligence and God: Reconciling Science, Artificial Intelligence, Religion |
|
|
|
| REST 121 |
Elementary Russian I |
|
|
|
| REST 155 FY |
FSEM: Geopolitics in Eurasia |
|
|
|
| REST 201 |
Intermediate Russian I |
|
|
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| REST 306 |
Advanced Russian |
|
REST 202 |
|
| SOCI 101 |
Introduction to Sociology |
|
|
|
| SPAN 122 |
Elementary Spanish II |
|
Not open to students with more than 2 years of high school study or who have taken a higher level SPAN course. |
One hour web-based work req'd weekly, to be completed independently outside of class as assigned by instr; See course description for placement info; Seniors need class year override |
| SPAN 201 |
Intermediate Spanish |
|
Not open to students with more than 3 years of high school study or who have taken a higher level SPAN course. |
One-hour web-based work required weekly, to be completed independently outside of class as assigned by the instructor. |
| SPAN 202 |
Intermediate Spanish: Language and Literature |
|
Not open to students with more than 4 years of high school study or who have taken a higher level SPAN course. |
|
| SPAN 353 |
Spanish Literature: Modern Spain in Crisis |
|
Not open to students who have taken a 400-level SPAN course |
|
| SPAN 361 |
Advanced Composition and Stylistics |
|
Not open to students who have taken a 400-level SPAN course |
Not open to students with a score of 5 on AP language exam, except by permission of instructor. Must be taken on campus to fulfill major or minor requirements. |
| THEA 250 |
Stagecraft |
THEA-250L |
|
Juniors and seniors need instructor permission |
| THEA 254 |
Acting I |
|
|
|
| THEA 266 |
Global Theater Paradigms I |
|
|
|
| THEA 271 |
Introduction to Contemporary Dance |
|
|
|
| THEA 353 FY |
FSEM: Theater, Play, and Improvisation |
|
|
|
| THEA 371 |
Studio Dance Concert |
|
THEA 271 |
Prereq or prereq override required |
| WGSS 119 FY |
FSEM: How to Use the F* Word |
|
|
|
| WGSS 202 |
Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies |
|
|
|
| WRIT 103 |
Rhetoric and Writing |
|
|
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| WRIT 215 |
Public Speaking |
|
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| WRIT 232 |
Digital Narrative Craft |
|
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| WRIT 244 |
Indigenous Writing & Rhetoric |
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