Course Descriptions
No name Courses
ACNU 201 - Fundmntls & Health Promotion
4.00 CrACNU 202 - Assessment & Health Promotion
4.00 CrACNU 208 - Nutrition for Healthcare Prof
3.00 CrACNU 301 - Care of the Childbearing Famly
4.50 CrACNU 302 - Psychosocial Health
4.50 CrThis course explores selected psychosocial concepts and theories basic to nursing practice. The use of self as a therapeutic agent is emphasized in the promotion of psychosocial health. Students develop strategies of intervention based on the nursing process, nursing theories and research. Clinical experience is provided within a psychiatric treatment facility.
ACNU 304 - Illness Across the Lifespan I
4.00 CrACNU 305A - Clinical Nursing Care I PartA
2.00 CrACNU 305B - Clinical Nursing Care I PartB
2.00 CrACNU 307 - Evd-Based Practice Rsrch
3.00 CrACNU 308 - Pathophysiology & Pharmacology
3.00 CrACNU 404A - Illness Across Lifespan II A
2.00 CrACNU 404B - Illness Across Lifespan II B
2.00 CrACNU 406 - Nursing Leadership/Management
4.00 CrACNU 413 - Clinical Nursing Care II
4.00 CrACNU 414 - Com &PublicHealth Nursing(ND)
4.00 CrACNU 417 - Capstone Clinical
3.50 CrACNU 427 - Comprehensive Nursing Review
3.50 CrAN 189 - Special Topic
1.00 CrAN 204 - Cultural Anthropology
3.00 CrAN 208 - The Family (ND)
3.00 CrAN 218 - Intro Native Am Studies(CDND)
3.00 CrAN 317 - Ethnic & Racial Relations(ND)
3.00 CrAN 331 - Social Sci Rsrch Methods(WI)
3.00 CrANZ 107 - Introduction to Anthrozoology
3.00 CrANZ 108 - Survey of Animals in Society
3.00 CrANZ 189 - Special Topic
1.00 CrANZ 221 - Familiar Canine
3.00 CrANZ 231 - Hist Perspec: Horses & Humans
3.00 CrANZ 233 - Connecting With Horses
2.00 CrANZ 240 - Cross-Cultural Anthrozoology
3.00 CrANZ 252 - Wild Animals and Society
3.00 CrANZ 268 - Humans, Animals, and Nature
3.00 CrANZ 289 - Special Topic
3.00 CrANZ 289CD - Special Topic
1.00 CrANZ 289IW - Special Topic
3.00 CrANZ 309 - Research Methods in ANZ (WI)
4.00 CrANZ 321 - Citizen Canine
3.00 CrANZ 321L - Citizen Canine W/ a Dog Lab
2.00 CrANZ 322 - Community Canine
3.00 CrANZ 322L - Community Canine Lab
2.00 CrANZ 332 - Equine Science:Nature Horses
4.00 CrANZ 388 - ANZ Teaching Assistantship
1.00 CrANZ 389 - Special Topic
1.00 CrANZ 421 - Specialized Canine Training
2.00 CrANZ 422 - Specialized Canine Training
2.00 CrANZ 425 - Internship
1.00 CrANZ 431 - Equine Assisted Services
1.00 CrANZ 431L - Equine Assisted Services Lab
2.00 CrANZ 441 - Animal Behavior
3.00 CrANZ 442 - The Science of Animal Welfare
3.00 CrANZ 485 - Independent Study
1.00 CrANZ 486 - Independent Research in ANZ
1.00 CrANZ 489 - Special Topic
1.00 CrANZ 499 - Senior Thesis
1.00 CrAR 101MM - Beginning Arabic I
4.00 CrAR 102MM - Beginning Arabic II
4.00 CrAR 111MM - Intro to Moroccan Arabic
1.00 CrAR 202MM - Intermediate Arabic II
4.00 CrAR 301MM - Advanced Arabic I
4.00 CrAR 302MM - Advanced Arabic II
4.00 CrART 112 - Drawing
3.00 CrART 113 - Digital Photography
3.00 CrART 120 - Art History Ancient-13th Cent
3.00 CrART 121 - Art History 14th Cent-Contemp
3.00 CrART 189 - Special Topic:
1.00 CrART 201 - Acrylic Painting
3.00 CrART 206 - Watercolor Painting
3.00 CrART 289 - Special Topic
1.00 CrART 485 - Independent Study
1.00 CrART 489 - Special Topic
1.00 CrART 495 - Senior Seminar
1.00 CrAS 102 - Astronomy
3.00 CrBA 100 - Introduction to Business
2.00 CrBA 178 - Entrepreneurship Lectures
1.00 CrBA 203 - Principles of Financial Acct
3.00 CrBA 204 - Principles of Managerial Acct
3.00 CrBA 218 - Basics of Personal Finance
3.00 CrBA 289 - Special Topic
1.00 CrBA 301 - Business Law
3.00 CrBA 303 - Inter Financial Accounting I
3.00 CrBA 304 - Inter Financial Accounting II
3.00 CrBA 306 - Marketing
3.00 CrBA 307 - AccountingFinanceEntrepreneur
1.00 CrBA 308 - Human Resource Management
3.00 CrBA 309 - Operations Research
3.00 CrBA 313 - Managerial Finance
3.00 CrBA 314 - Fndns of Investment Planning
2.00 CrBA 315 - Cost Accounting
3.00 CrBA 318 - Fndns of Financial Planning
3.00 CrBA 322 - Consumer Behavior
3.00 CrBA 324 - Marketing Communication & Prom
3.00 CrBA 326 - New Product Development
3.00 CrBA 328 - Personal Selling
3.00 CrBA 338 - Intro Nonprofit Organizations
3.00 CrBA 351 - Banking Management
3.00 CrBA 360 - Accounting & Finance Info Syst
3.00 CrBA 365 - Financial Analysis Using Excel
3.00 CrBA 375 - Fundamentals of Management
3.00 CrBA 377 - Entrepreneurship (WI)
3.00 CrBA 378 - Entrepreneurship Practicum
3.00 CrBA 392 - International Business(GD&WI)
3.00 CrBA 402 - Proj Mgt & Process Improvement
3.00 CrBA 405 - Auditing (WI)
3.00 CrBA 410 - Strategic Management
3.00 CrBA 411 - Investment Planning
1.00 CrBA 412 - Insurance Planning
2.00 CrBA 414 - Retirement Plan & Emp Benefits
3.00 CrBA 415 - Federal Taxation
3.00 CrBA 420 - Governmental & NFP Accounting
3.00 CrBA 421 - Estate Planning
3.00 CrBA 425 - Internship
1.00 CrBA 451 - AdvFinancial Analysis/Plan-WI
3.00 CrBA 485 - Independent Study
1.00 CrBA 499 - Senior Thesis
1.00 CrBA 501 - Accting Ethics/Legal Issues
3.00 CrBA 503 - Financial Accounting
3.00 CrBA 506 - Advanced Auditing
3.00 CrBA 507 - Advanced Accounting Topics
3.00 CrBA 510 - Not-For-Profit Accounting
3.00 CrBA 511 - Tax Research/Practice
3.00 CrBA 521 - Advanced Taxation Topics
3.00 CrBA 526 - Forensic Accounting
3.00 CrBA 536 - Sustainability Accounting
3.00 CrBA 575 - Managerial Accounting/Issues
3.00 CrBI 102 - Human Biology
4.00 CrAn introduction to the fundamental principles common to all living organisms. Presents basic biological principles using human systems as a study model including cell biology, genetics, and physiology. A course for non-biology majors. Three lectures and one 3-hour laboratory per week.
BI 121 - Fndns of Cell & Molecular Bio
3.00 CrBI 122 - Fnds Organismal & Evol Biology
3.00 CrNatural Science with Lab. This course focuses on fundamental biological concepts at an organismal level. It also fulfills the Natural Science core requirement and provides a foundation for more advanced courses in Biology. BI 122 is devoted to biodiversity, plant form and function, and animal form and function. Particular emphasis in the course is placed upon the scientific method and upon the evaluation, analysis, and synthesis of information.
BI 123 - Fndns Ecology Evol Diversity
3.00 CrBI 131 - Cellular & Molecular BI Lab
1.00 CrBI 132 - Physiology and Ecology Lab
1.00 CrBI 201 - Intro to Human A & P I
4.00 CrBI 202 - Intro to Human A & P II
4.00 CrBI 214 - General Microbiology
3.00 CrBI 214L - General Microbiology Lab
1.00 CrBI 281 - Genetics
3.00 CrBI 281L - Genetics Lab
1.00 CrBI 305 - Microbiology
3.00 CrBI 305L - Microbiology Lab
1.00 CrBI 306 - Plant Biology
3.00 CrBI 307 - Animal Physiology
3.00 CrBI 307L - Animal Physiology Lab
1.00 CrBI 311 - Ecology
3.00 CrBI 311L - Ecology Lab
1.00 CrBI 312 - Global Change Ecology
3.00 CrBI 323 - Comparative Anatomy
3.00 CrBI 323L - Comparative Anatomy Lab
1.00 CrBI 329 - Molecular Biology
3.00 CrBI 329L - Molecular Biology Lab
1.00 CrBI 346 - Biomechanics
3.00 CrBI 346L - Biomechanics Lab
1.00 CrBI 350 - Developmental Biology
3.00 CrBI 369 - Cell & Molecular Neuroscience
3.00 CrBI 369L - Cell&MolecularNeuroscienceLab
1.00 CrBI 370 - Evolutionary Analysis
3.00 CrBI 370L - Evolutionary Analysis Lab
1.00 CrBI 382 - Cell Biology
3.00 CrBI 389 - Special Topic
1.00 CrBI 389L - Biology Lab Special Topic
1.00 CrBI 390 - Research Exp Plant Ecology WI
2.00 CrBI 391 - Research Exp Molecular Bio WI
2.00 CrBI 392 - Cell Molecular Neurosci WI
2.00 CrBI 393 - CellularMechanotransductionWI
2.00 CrResearch Experience in Cellular Mechanotransduction. The primary goal of an Advanced Research Experience (ARE) is to engage all students in an authentic research opportunity as part of their undergraduate course work. Throughout the ARE course, students will be tasked with designing and implementing experiments to test a novel hypothesis that builds upon an area of knowledge. During the analysis process, collected data will be evaluated using descriptive and inferential statistics in order to develop meaningful conclusions. At the end of the ARE, each group will disseminate their findings to a broader audience through the presentation of their research project at Carroll's Student Undergraduate Research Festival. Furthermore, these projects will be uploaded to Carroll's Institutional Repository where they will be available to the general population. Each 2-credit ARE course will consist of two 3 hour labs per week.
BI 394 - Res Exp Animal Physiology WI
2.00 CrBI 425 - Internship
1.00 CrBI 485 - Independent Study
1.00 CrBI 496 - Senior Seminar
1.00 CrBI 499 - Senior Thesis
1.00 CrCATH 175 - Catholic Thought and Culture
1.00 CrCATH 189 - Special Topic
1.00 CrCATH 201 - Faith and Reason
3.00 CrCATH 206 - Catholic Anthropology
3.00 CrCATH 207 - Grace & the Human Experience
3.00 CrCATH 289 - Special Topic
1.00 CrCATH 301 - Church and Culture
3.00 CrCATH 306 - Topics in Lives of the Saints
3.00 CrCATH 308 - Topics Cath Intell & Art Trad
3.00 CrCATH 389 - Special Topics
1.00 CrCATH 485 - Independent Study
1.00 CrCATH 495 - Catholicism Engaged
1.00 CrCATH 497 - Senior Paper
1.00 CrCATH 499 - Senior Thesis
1.00 CrCH 101 - General Chemistry I
3.00 CrCH 101L - General Chemistry I Lab
1.00 CrCH 102 - General Chemistry II
3.00 CrCH 102L - General Chemistry II Lab
1.00 CrCH 103 - Accelerated General Chemistry
4.00 CrCH 111 - Essentials of Chemistry I: Gen
3.00 CrCH 111L - Essentials of Chemistry Lab
1.00 CrCH 112 - Ess of Chem II:Organic/Biochm
3.00 CrCH 205 - Quantitative Analysis
4.00 CrCH 289G - Special Topics
1.00 CrCH 301 - Organic Chemistry I
3.00 CrCH 301L - Organic Chemistry I Lab
1.00 CrCH 302 - Organic Chemistry II
3.00 CrCH 302L - Organic Chemistry II Lab
1.00 CrCH 306 - Instrumental Methods
3.00 CrCH 311 - Spectrometric Org Structure Dt
2.00 CrCH 353 - Biochemistry I
4.00 CrCH 354 - Biochemistry II
4.00 CrCH 390 - Physical Chem for Life Science
4.00 CrCH 391 - Physical Chemistry
3.00 CrCH 392 - Physical Chemistry
3.00 CrCH 405 - Advanced Inorganic Chemistry
3.00 CrCH 406 - Advanced Organic Chemistry
3.00 CrCH 411 - Integrated Lab I Lab
2.00 CrCH 412 - Integrated Lab II (WI) Lab
2.00 CrCH 425 - Internship
1.00 CrCH 485 - Independent Study
1.00 CrCH 496 - Senior Seminar
1.00 CrCH 499 - Senior Thesis
1.00 CrCO 101 - Basic Communication
3.00 CrCO 108 - Digital Publishing
3.00 CrCO 111 - Introduction to Forensics
1.00 CrCO 112 - Introduction to Forensics
1.00 CrCO 130 - Digital Video Production
3.00 CrCO 165 - Writing for Digital Media
3.00 CrCO 206 - Small Group Communication
3.00 CrCO 210 - Language & Nonverbal Behavior
3.00 CrCO 211 - Advanced Forensics 2nd Year
1.00 CrCO 212 - Advanced Forensics
1.00 CrCO 215 - Intro to Public Relations I
3.00 CrCO 216 - Intro to Public Relations II
3.00 CrCO 220 - Event Planning
3.00 CrCO 225 - Professional Communication
3.00 CrCO 226 - Community Assistant Seminar
2.00 CrCO 236 - Prospector Student Newspaper I
1.00 CrCO 237 - Prospector Student Newspaper 2
1.00 CrCO 240 - Graphic Design
3.00 CrCO 250 - Social Media and Communication
3.00 CrCO 260 - Servant Leadership
3.00 CrCO 275 - Conflict Management
3.00 CrCO 279 - Writing About Movies (WI)
3.00 CrCO 280 - Gender Communication (ND)
3.00 CrCO 306 - Writing for the Media (WI)
3.00 CrCO 308 - Communication Ethics
3.00 CrCO 310 - Mass Media
3.00 CrCO 311 - Advanced Forensics 3rd Year
1.00 CrCO 312 - Advanced Forensics
1.00 CrCO 320 - Organizational Communication
3.00 CrCO 325G - Intercultural Comm (GD)
3.00 CrCO 325N - Intercultural Comm (ND)
3.00 CrCO 340 - Interpersonal Comm Theory
3.00 CrCO 360 - Health Communication
3.00 CrCO 395 - Research Methods Seminar
3.00 CrCO 411 - Advanced Forensics 4th Year
1.00 CrCO 412 - Advanced Forensics
1.00 CrCO 414 - Human Communication Theory
3.00 CrCO 417 - Methods of Teaching Speech Com
1.00 CrCO 420 - Globalization Gender & Com-GD
3.00 CrCO 425 - Internship
1.00 CrCO 485 - Independent Study
1.00 CrCO 495 - Senior Prac:The Graceful Exit
1.00 CrCO 499 - Senior Thesis
1.00 CrCORE 110 - First Year Writing Seminar
3.00 CrCS 111 - Intro to Computer Programming
3.00 CrCS 112 - Object-Oriented Program Design
3.00 CrCS 130 - Digital Video Production
3.00 CrCS 202 - Web Design and Development
3.00 CrCS 211 - Data Structures and Algorithms
3.00 CrCS 213 - Management Information Systems
3.00 CrCS 230 - Software Engineering (WI)
4.00 CrCS 241 - Networking Fundamentals
3.00 CrCS 251 - Introduction to Linux
3.00 CrCS 287 - Student Topics in Computer Sci
1.00 CrCS 289 - Special Topic
1.00 CrCS 310 - Database Design
4.00 CrCS 311 - Database Project
4.00 CrCS 322 - Security Policy &ADS Security
4.00 CrCS 389 - Special Topic
1.00 CrCS 410 - Operating Systems
4.00 CrCS 421 - Cyber Security
4.00 CrCS 425 - Internship
1.00 CrCS 430 - Senior Project: Your Project
4.00 CrCS 485 - Independent Study
1.00 CrCS 495 - Computer Science Seminar
3.00 CrCS 499 - Senior Thesis
1.00 CrDS 201 - Introduction to Data Science
3.00 CrDS 325 - Adv Stats for Data Science-WI
3.00 CrDS 401 - Machine & Statistical Learning
3.00 CrDS 405 - Computing for Data Science
3.00 CrDS 430 - Senior Project
3.00 CrDS 489 - Special Topic
1.00 CrDS 499 - Senior Thesis
1.00 CrEC 189 - Special Topic
1.00 CrEC 201 - Principles of Microeconomics
3.00 CrEC 202 - Principles of Macroeconomics
3.00 CrEC 203 - Project Management Economics
3.00 CrED 102 - Foundations of Education (WI)
3.00 CrED 103 - Instructional Media & Tech
3.00 CrED 189 - Special Topic
1.00 CrSpecial Topics courses include ad hoc courses on various selected topics that are not part of the regular curriculum, however they may still fulfill certain curricular requirements. Special topics courses are offered at the discretion of each department and will be published as part of the semester course schedule - view available sections for more information. Questions about special topics classes can be directed to the instructor or department chair.
ED 228 - Children's Literature
3.00 CrED 229 - Educational Psychology
3.00 CrED 245 - Diversity Field Experience
1.00 CrED 305 - Classroom Management
2.00 CrED 312 - Elementary Sci and Soc Studies
4.00 CrED 314 - Phys-Ed Elem School
3.00 CrED 318 - Cont Area Reading & Sec Methds
3.00 CrED 321 - Arts Integration Elementary
3.00 CrED 323 - Teaching Communication Arts I
2.00 CrED 324 - Diagnostic-Based Interventions
3.00 CrED 325 - Teaching Communication Arts II
3.00 CrED 350 - Middle School Teaching
3.00 CrED 365 - Young Adult Literature
3.00 CrED 403 - Internship
5.00 CrED 404 - Internship
5.00 CrED 405 - Education Seminar
2.00 CrED 407 - Organize/Admn of the Rdng Prog
2.00 CrED 408 - Student Teaching- Minor Only
5.00 CrED 410 - Student Teaching
12.00 CrED 412 - Meas & Assessmnt in Teaching
3.00 CrThis course will look at the role of measurement and assessment in the instructional process. Classroom tests and standardized tests will be analyzed. Gathering, administering and interpreting assessment data will be examined.
ED 485 - Independent Study
1.00 CrED 499 - Senior Thesis
1.00 CrENGR 104 - Eng Graphics and CAD Applicat
3.00 CrENGR 105 - Introduction to Engineering
1.00 CrENGR 155 - Robotics/Experimental Physics
3.00 CrENGR 202 - Water Distribution Systems
1.00 CrENGR 205 - Civ Engin Materials & Testing
2.00 CrENGR 302 - Engineering Mech I: Statics
3.00 CrENGR 303 - Eng Mechanics II: Solids
3.00 CrENGR 304 - Eng Mechanics III: Dynamics
3.00 CrENGR 305 - Electronics/Circuit Anlys I
4.00 CrENGR 306 - Electronics/Circuit Anlys II
4.00 CrENGR 307 - Fluid Mechanics (WI)
3.00 CrENGR 309 - Geotechnical Engineering
3.50 CrENGR 310 - Structures I
3.00 CrENGR 311 - Matrix Methods for Structures
1.00 CrENGR 313 - Hydrology
3.00 CrENGR 315 - Transportation Engineering I
2.00 CrENGR 323 - Water Quality
2.00 CrENGR 324 - Air Quality
2.00 CrENGR 325 - Hydrogeology
3.00 CrENGR 326 - Energy & the Environment (GD)
3.00 CrENGR 327 - Land & Stream Restoration
3.00 CrENGR 329 - Public Health & Environment
3.00 CrENGR 342 - Thermal Physics
3.00 CrENGR 389 - Special Topic
1.00 CrENGR 401 - Hydraulics
3.00 CrENGR 402 - Environmental Engineering
3.00 CrENGR 403 - Structures II Steel Design
3.00 CrENGR 405 - Water and Wastewater
4.00 CrENGR 406 - Structures III
2.00 CrENGR 409 - Transportation Engineering II
3.00 CrENGR 411 - Senior Design Project I
2.00 CrENGR 412 - Senior Design Project II
2.00 CrENGR 424 - Groundwater Flow Modeling
3.00 CrENGR 425 - Internship
1.00 CrENGR 444 - Computational Mthds:ENGR Mech
4.00 CrENGR 485 - Independent Study
1.00 CrENGR 489 - Special Topic
1.00 CrENGR 499 - Senior Thesis
1.00 CrENLE 189 - Special Topic
1.00 CrENLE 200 - Literary Studies (WI)
3.00 CrENLE 332 - English Grammar
3.00 CrENLE 333 - History of English Language
3.00 CrENLE 389 - Special Topic
1.00 CrENLE 390 - Tutoring Writing
1.00 CrENLE 404 - Literary Theory & Criticism
3.00 CrENLE 411 - Teaching Eng on the Sec Level
3.00 CrENLE 485 - Independent Study
1.00 CrENLT 189 - Special Topic
1.00 CrENLT 215 - Introduction to Literature
3.00 CrENLT 215N - Intro to Literature (ND)(CD)
3.00 CrENLT 216 - Intro to Literature (WI)
3.00 CrENLT 303 - Medieval English Literature
3.00 CrENLT 306 - Revising Classics (GD)
3.00 CrENLT 334 - World Literature (CD)(GD)
3.00 CrENLT 339 - Post/Colonial Lives Lit & Film
3.00 CrENLT 365 - Young Adult Literature
3.00 CrENLT 367 - 19th Cent Brit Lit: Victorians
3.00 CrENLT 383 - 20th Century British Lit
3.00 CrENLT 389CD - Special Topic
1.00 CrENLT 389W - Special Topic
1.00 CrENLT 393 - Jazz Age & Harlem Renais (ND)
3.00 CrENLT 397 - 20th Century U.S. Literature
3.00 CrENLT 410 - Women's Literature (ND)
3.00 CrENLT 411 - African American Lit (CD)(ND)
3.00 CrENLT 412 - Native American Authors (ND)
3.00 CrENLT 413 - U.S. Latino/a LiteratureCD/ND
3.00 CrENLT 423 - Shakespeare
3.00 CrENLT 485 - Independent Study
1.00 CrENWR 101 - College Writing
3.00 CrENWR 102 - College Composition II
4.00 CrPlacement determined by score on national exams or passing grade in ENWR 101.
ENWR 189 - Special Topic
1.00 CrENWR 264 - Intro Creative Writing (WI)
3.00 CrENWR 302 - Expository Writing (WI)
3.00 CrENWR 303 - Grant Writing (WI)
3.00 CrENWR 305 - Workplace Writing (WI)
3.00 CrENWR 306 - Writing for the Media (WI)
3.00 CrENWR 425 - Internship
1.00 CrENWR 461 - Adv Creative Writing (WI)
1.00 CrENWR 485 - Independent Study
1.00 CrENWR 489 - Special Topic
1.00 CrENWR 498 - Capstone Seminar (WI)
3.00 CrENWR 499 - Senior Thesis
1.00 CrES 111 - Earth Science
4.00 CrES 124 - Climate and Environment
3.00 CrES 133L - Field Ecology Lab
1.00 CrES 134 - Climate and Environment Lab
1.00 CrES 200 - Environmental Exploration
2.00 CrES 201 - Environmental Practicum
1.00 CrES 220 - Conservation Biology
3.00 CrES 250 - Field Zoology: Entomology
2.00 CrES 251 - Field Zoology: Herpetology
2.00 CrES 252 - Field Zoology: Ichthyology
2.00 CrES 253 - Field Zoology: Ornithology
2.00 CrES 289 - Special Topic
1.00 CrES 300 - Environmental Field Studies
3.00 CrES 380 - Soil Genesis & Classification
4.00 CrES 381 - Landscape Processes
2.00 CrES 382 - Landscape Analysis
2.00 CrES 389 - Special Topic
1.00 CrES 400 - Environmental Omega
1.00 CrES 401 - Environmental Impact Assessmnt
2.00 CrES 425 - Internship
1.00 CrES 485 - Independent Study
1.00 CrES 489 - Special Topic
1.00 CrES 498 - Environmental Research
1.00 CrES 499 - Senior Thesis
1.00 CrFL 289 - Special Topic
3.00 CrFL 389 - Special Topic
1.00 CrFR 101 - Elementary French I (CD)(GD)
3.00 CrFR 102 - Elementary French II (CD)(GD)
3.00 CrFR 150 - French Immersion Abroad (GD)
3.00 CrFR 201MM - Intermediate French I
4.00 CrFR 203 - Intermediate French I(CD)(GD)
3.00 CrFR 204 - Intermediate French II CD/GD
3.00 CrFR 250 - French Immersion Abroad (GD)
3.00 CrFR 289 - Special Topic
1.00 CrFR 295 - Franco-American InstituteCDGD
3.00 CrFR 301 - Littérature francophone GD
3.00 CrArts & Letters-Literature. Littérature francophone de l'Afrique Francophone et des Antilles Françaises A study of representative written passages from various authors of Francophone Africa and the French Antilles. Analysis of various readings in both discussions and compositions. The course also covers the arts, history, and present political situation of the countries studied (Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Niger, Mali, Senegal, Burkina-Faso, Martinique, and Guadeloupe). An allied class of the minor in Latin American Studies.
FR 303 - Adv Grammar & Comp CD/GD/WI
3.00 CrFR 304 - FR &Francophone Civil/Cult CD
3.00 CrFR 305 - Imm. Et Int. En France Moderne
3.00 CrImmigration et intégration dans la France moderne. This course addresses a number of contemporary issues in modern France with regards to its policies and practices of immigration. After a brief examination of traditional conceptions of the French nation and of French citizenship, we pass to a historical overview of the causes of significant waves of immigration in France, such as the world wars, French colonialism, and the Syrian refugee crisis. The course concludes with some in-depth examinations of salient issues related to immigration into France, in particular, racial and cultural integration, French Republicanism, recent upsurges in populism, la cité, and the 2018 soccer World Cup. The course is offered entirely in French. Students enrolling in FR 405 must have taken at least one 300-level course in French. Students will complete a research paper on a subject of their choice, and will present on their research in class at a number of junctures throughout the semester. A student cannot take FR 305 if they've already taken FR 405.
FR 350 - French Immersion Abroad (GD)
3.00 CrFR 389 - Special Topic
1.00 CrFR 401 - FR Lit & the 19th Cent(GD WI)
3.00 CrFR 403 - Le Francais En Action (GD/WI)
3.00 CrFR 404 - Le Conte Francais(GD)(WI)
3.00 CrFR 405 - Imm. Et Int. En France Moderne
3.00 CrFR 415 - French Lab Coordinator
1.00 CrFR 423 - Francophone Feminisms GD WI
3.00 CrFR 425 - Internship
1.00 CrFR 433 - Vis.Arts Francophone World-WI
3.00 CrFR 485 - Independent Study
1.00 CrFR 495 - French Capstone
3.00 CrFR 499 - Senior Thesis
1.00 CrGIS 120 - Principles of GIS
3.00 CrGIS 230 - Adv Geographic Info Systems
3.00 CrGIS 289 - Special Topic
1.00 CrGIS 485 - Independent Study
1.00 CrGNDR 189 - Special Topic
1.00 CrGNDR 225 - Sociology of Gender
3.00 CrGNDR 256 - Gender & Work
3.00 CrGNDR 258 - Theology & Gender
3.00 CrGNDR 261 - Philosophy & Gender
3.00 CrGNDR 280 - Gender Communication (ND)
3.00 CrGNDR 289 - Special Topic
1.00 CrGNDR 309 - Gender History
3.00 CrGNDR 310 - Human Sexuality
3.00 CrGNDR 389 - Special Topic
1.00 CrGNDR 389CD - Special Topic
1.00 CrGNDR 410 - Women's Literature (ND)
3.00 CrArts & Letters-Literature. A study of literature written by women, exploring what it means when women become the center of their own stories. The subtitle of the course will help define the focus: it may focus on writings by women from Britain, the U.S., any ethnic and/or national group, or a combination of any of the above. The course may focus on one century, a more limited historical period, or span several. Feminist literary and cultural theory may be an added focus. Writers may include: Jane Austen, Edith Wharton, Kate Chopin, Virginia Woolf, Adrienne Rich, Maxine Hong Kingston, Toni Morrison, Louise Erdrich, Sandra Cisneros, Gloria Anzaldua.
GNDR 425 - Internship
1.00 CrGNDR 485 - Independent Study
1.00 CrGNDR 489 - Special Topic
1.00 CrGNDR 499 - Senior Thesis
1.00 CrHI 101 - Topics in Global History I
3.00 CrHI 102 - Topics in Global History II
3.00 CrHI 121 - US History I (ND)
3.00 CrHI 122 - US History II
3.00 CrHI 203 - Renaissance History
3.00 CrHI 205 - Nineteenth-Century Europe
3.00 CrHI 206 - ReformationAge of Exploration
3.00 CrHI 214 - 20th Century Europe
3.00 CrHI 230 - Russia From the Tsars to Putin
3.00 CrHI 231 - Montana and the West
3.00 CrHI 239 - HI of Ancient Mediterranean
3.00 CrHI 241 - History Modrn Middle East
3.00 CrHI 245 - Munch: A History of Food
3.00 CrHI 251 - Introduction to East Asia(GD)
3.00 CrHI 282 - World War II
3.00 CrHI 289 - Special Topic
1.00 CrHI 291 - Modern African History CD/GD
3.00 CrHI 295 - History of Humanitarianism
3.00 CrHI 303 - Renaissance History(WI)
3.00 CrHI 304 - ReformationAge of Exploration
3.00 CrHI 305 - Long 19th Cent:Euro 1789-1918
3.00 CrHI 309 - Gender History
3.00 CrHI 312 - History of Ireland
3.00 CrHI 314 - French Revolutions (WI)
3.00 CrHI 317 - Interwar Europe:WW1 to Hitler
3.00 CrHI 320 - Russia From the Tsars to Putin
3.00 CrHI 322 - Slavery and the Civil War
3.00 CrHI 342 - American Diplomatic History
3.00 CrHI 352 - American-East Asian Relations
3.00 CrHI 382 - World War II
3.00 CrHI 425 - Internship
1.00 CrHI 485 - Independent Study
1.00 CrHI 494 - Historiography (WI)
3.00 CrHI 495 - Research Seminar in History
3.00 CrHI 499 - Senior Thesis
1.00 CrHNR 150 - Classicl Greek & Roman Thought
3.00 CrHNR 189 - Special Topic
1.00 CrHNR 250 - Judeochristian/Medvl Thgt
3.00 CrHNR 251 - Renaissance Thought
3.00 CrHNR 350 - Restoration & Enlightment Thgt
3.00 CrThe Honors Scholars seminar series continues by weaving the rise of the scientific revolution with the leading social philosophies of the 17th and 18th centuries, including empiricism, rationalism, and idealism, including the roles of satire, farce, and drama in literature.
HNR 450 - Modern Thought
3.00 CrHNR 495 - Honors Scholars Prog Capstone
2.00 CrHNR 499 - Senior Thesis
1.00 CrHS 150 - Medical Terminology
3.00 CrHS 189 - Special Topic
1.00 CrHS 198 - Intro to Health Sciences
3.00 CrHS 230 - Introduction to Epidemiology
3.00 CrHS 289G - Special Topic
1.00 CrHS 303 - Public Health Nutrition
3.00 CrHS 307 - Evidnce Based Rsrch Methd(WI)
3.00 CrHS 325 - Applied Anatomical Kinesiology
3.00 CrCourse includes the study of the anatomical locations, insertions, and actions of the major skeletal muscles, the structure and function of the major joints of the body, and a review of the skeleton. It will emphasize basic myology and osteology and their relationship to the science of body movement.
HS 329 - Public Health & Environment
3.00 CrHS 405 - Senior Seminar (WI)
1.00 CrHS 413 - Exercise Physiology/Human Perf
3.00 CrThe study of basic physiological functions of the body and their response to exercise. Topics include muscle structure and function, responses and adaptations to exercise, energy metabolism, effects of exercise and training on body composition, aerobic and anaerobic fitness, and nutrition and other aids to performance.
HS 425 - Internship
1.00 CrHS 485 - Independent Study
1.00 CrIndependent study is open to junior and senior students only. At the time of application, a student must have earned a 3.0 cumulative grade point average. A student may register for no more than three (3) semester hours of independent study in any one term. In all cases, registration for independent study must be approved by the appropriate department chairperson and the Vice President for Academic Affairs.
HS 489 - Special Topic
1.00 CrHS 499 - Senior Thesis
1.00 CrILC 208 - Philosophy and Poetry
4.00 CrILC 213 - The Elusive Self
4.00 CrThe Elusive Self: On Mind, Brain, and Consciousness.
No concept is more central to our lives than the notion of "I." We could not navigate the world if we lacked a fundamental sense of self-hood. Yet, for philosophers and psychologists alike, this commonplace idea has been the starting point for much speculation, research, and wonder. This course explores various dimensions of what we call the self from both psychological and philosophical perspectives. We begin with questions on the nature of consciousness, with special emphasis on the relationship between the mind and the brain. We then explore issues related to personal identity, self-awareness, and memory. We next consider the prospects for consciousness and self-hood in non-human animals and machines. Finally, we reckon with the self's ultimate limitation, death.
ILC 271 - World Cinema
4.00 CrThis course will examine social justice and human rights issues in global and local contexts through critical engagement with world cinema. We will interrogate the relationship between the aesthetics and the politics of world cinema within multiple cinematic traditions (e.g. Neo-Realism, Third Cinema, Indigenous Media, etc.) and genres (narrative cinema, documentary, etc.). We will focus on the intersections between the global and the local, between history and memory, and between the self and the "other." Students will apply their knowledge of the critical frameworks and themes learned through the course to their examination of similar issues in their community.
ILC 272 - Depression, Trauma, & Lit
4.00 CrA Discerning Eye: Depression, Trauma and Madness in Literature.
How do we diagnose a mental illness? How are symptoms of mental illness portrayed in literature? Depression, Trauma and Madness will examine the ways in which psychology and literature both overlap and diverge on the subject of mental illness. The course will consist of a conversation between literary texts that portray mental illnesses and psychologists' current understanding of those illnesses. The course will focus on comparing and contrasting current diagnostics for many common psychological disorders and how certain disorders are reflected in the literature. The course will have distinct units with specific texts used to highlight important aspects of depression, trauma and madness.
ILC 281 - How to Act in the Bus.World
4.00 CrRoles, Politics and Persuasion: How to Act in the Business World.
In this course, students will work in teams and on individual projects to simulate the business environment and create learning opportunities on how to act in a business setting. Success in the business environment, whether a corporation, start-up, or non-profit, depends on soft skills and communication to a large degree. The Harvard Business School, in fact, defines intelligence as knowing how to act in different situations. The course applies to those in business, the social sciences and the arts and will help them learn the fundamentals of behavior, roles, communication and how to act under different challenging business settings.
ILC 282 - FrançaisFashion
4.00 CrAn Integrative Learning course where students receive CORE credit in Arts & Letters-Fine Art.
This course introduces students to basic concepts of professional communication and artistic creation in the context of the French fashion industry. Over the semester, students will learn to sketch clothing for both fashion and theatrical contexts, to render the costumes using appropriate scale, to add color using watercolors, and to communicate with a director or editor, and with clients, vendors, and co-workers about their work both in English and in French.
ILC 288 - Data in the Arts
4.00 CrThis course is designed to provide data literacy skills through practical application of data collection, analysis, and dissemination of findings as it relates to research in the arts. Students will perform internet research, analyze their findings in relation to other published studies and prior year's data, and create a presentation suitable for an academic conference. Students will gain valuable knowledge and awareness which they can take into their professional lives and apply as advocates for the underrepresented.
ILC 289M - Chemistry & Culture of Cuisine
4.00 CrILC 356 - Holocaust: Psych & History
4.00 CrThe destruction of European Jewry is among the most heinous crimes of Nazi Germany. The Holocaust seems almost inconceivable; yet, close study shows it as a set of comprehensible human interactions. This course integrates psychological perspectives into the study of the historical event. Misconstrued psychological concepts (e.g., personality and racial differences) informed German policies under Hitler. Psychological scholars immigrated to the United States as the Nazi party gained power, and fields of psychological inquiry developed after World War II to better understand what had occurred (e.g., obedience to authority, racism). This ILC will explore the motivations and actions of those involved while familiarizing the students with the origins and operation of this genocide. Disciplines: History and Psychology. An Integrative Learning course where students receive CORE credit in two distributions. Distribution 1 Arts and Letters-History. Distribution 2 Social Science.
ILC 357 - Animal & Human Geography&Hist
4.00 CrA Shared Space - Animal and Human Geography and History.
This course focuses on an examination of how spatially situated human-animal relations have changed through time. Looking critically at the relationships that exist among people, animals, and the landscape this course engages students in the study of the ways in which interrelationshipss between humans and animals have been constructed over time and space. It also illustrates how the study of animals - past, present, even mythical - demands critical analyses of the three main fields it brings together, anthrozoology, history, and geography, enriching all three.
ILC 376 - Words and Watersheds
4.00 CrILC 389D - Atrocity, Suffering & God
4.00 CrThis course will seek to weave together the problem and question of God with historical case studies illuminating humanity's capacity for cruelty, atrocity, and genocide. By exploring some of the leading philosophical and theological arguments regarding the problem of evil, for example, alongside real historical examples, we will force the class to confront the reality that neither discipline has all the answers to the difficult questions posed by the human potential for evil.
ILC 389F - Exploring Gender Lit & History
4.00 CrILC 389G - Atrocity, Suffering & God
4.00 CrILC 485 - Independent Study
4.00 CrIR 189 - Special Topic
1.00 CrIR 289 - Special Topic
1.00 CrIR 312MM - Geostrategic Importance Morocc
3.00 CrIR 331MM - Geopolitical Conflict
3.00 CrIR 332MM - Peace & Conflict Resolution
3.00 CrIR 389 - Special Topic
1.00 CrIR 425 - Internship
1.00 CrIR 489 - Special Topic
1.00 CrIR 495 - Senior Seminar (WI)
3.00 CrIR 499 - Senior Thesis
1.00 CrLAS 102 - LAS Physical Activities
1.00 CrLAS 105 - College Success
1.00 CrLAS 185 - Career Exploration Fr/So Stdnt
1.00 CrLAS 189 - Special Topic
1.00 CrLAS 201 - Outdoor Emergency Care
4.00 CrLAS 202 - Ski Patrol-Fees Apply
2.00 CrLAS 289 - Special Topic
1.00 CrLAS 320MM - Islamic Civilization
3.00 CrLAS 485 - Job Search Course
1.00 CrLAS GD - Global Diversity Course (GD)
3.00 CrLAS ND - National Diversity Course(ND)
3.00 CrLAS WI - Writing Intensive Course (WI)
3.00 CrLL 189 - Special Topic
1.00 CrLL 220 - Intro to Linguistics (NDorGD)
3.00 CrLL 289 - Special Topic
1.00 CrMA 102 - Foundations of College Math
3.00 CrMA 112 - Precalculus: Function & Graphs
3.00 CrMA 117 - Diff Equations & Lin Equations
3.00 CrMA 121 - Differential Calculus
3.00 CrMA 122 - Integral Calculus
3.00 CrMA 131 - Calculus Single Variable Funct
4.00 CrMA 141 - Intro to Mathematical Modeling
4.00 CrMA 201 - Math for Elementary Educ I
3.00 CrMA 202 - Math for Elementary Educ II
3.00 CrMA 207 - Introduction to Statistics
3.00 CrMA 233 - Multivariable Calculus
4.00 CrMA 301 - Teaching Math Content & Methds
3.00 CrMA 306 - Real Analysis
3.00 CrMA 314 - Prob & Stats for Engineers
2.00 CrMA 315 - Probability and Statistics
3.00 CrMA 321 - Math in the Mountains
3.00 CrMA 328 - Modern Apps of Discrete Math
3.00 CrMA 334 - Adv Diff Equa & Linear Algebra
4.00 CrMA 342 - Numerical Methods (WI)
3.00 CrMA 366 - Junior Seminar
1.00 CrMA 401 - Abstract Algebra & Modern Geom
3.00 CrMA 406 - Complex Analysis
3.00 CrMA 421 - Math Optimztn, Apps & Analys
3.00 CrMA 422 - Senior Project
3.00 CrMA 425 - Internship
1.00 CrMA 471 - History Seminar in Mathematics
1.00 CrMA 485 - Independent Study
1.00 CrMA 499 - Senior Thesis
1.00 CrMLAS 495 - Capstone Sem Latin Amricn Stud
1.00 CrMLAS 499 - Senior Thesis
1.00 CrMSL 101 - Introduction to the Army
3.00 CrMSL 102 - Foundations of Leadership
3.00 CrMSL 201 - Leadership and Ethics
3.00 CrMSL 202 - Army Doctrine Decision Making
3.00 CrMSL 206 - A History of the US Military
3.00 CrMSL 301 - Trng Mgt/Warfighting Functions
3.00 CrMSL 302 - Unit Operations
3.00 CrMSL 303 - Leadership Laboratory LAB
1.00 CrMSL 304 - Leadership Laboratory LAB
1.00 CrMSL 315 - Drill and Conditioning 1
1.00 CrMSL 316 - Drill and Conditioning 2
1.00 CrMSL 401 - The Army Officer
3.00 CrMSL 402 - Company Grade Leadership
3.00 CrMSL 403 - Advanced Leadership Practicum
1.00 CrMSL 404 - Advanced Leadership Practicum
1.00 CrMSL 415 - Drill and Conditioning 3
1.00 CrMSL 416 - Drill and Conditioning 4
1.00 CrMSL 485 - Senior Cadet Independent Study
3.00 CrMSL 486 - Senior Cadet Independent Study
3.00 CrMUS 109 - Keyboard Musicianship I
3.00 CrMUS 129 - Carroll College Choir
1.00 CrMUS 130 - Carroll College Choir
1.00 CrMUS 161 - Music Appreciation
3.00 CrMUS 165 - American Popular Music
3.00 CrMUS 189 - Special Topic:
1.00 CrMUS 199 - Music Practicum
1.00 CrMUS 229 - Chamber Choir-Audition Only
1.00 CrMUS 230 - Chamber Choir-Audition Only
1.00 CrMUS 235 - String Ensemble
1.00 CrMUS 236 - String Ensemble
1.00 CrMUS 289 - Special Topic
1.00 CrMUS 425 - Internship
1.00 CrMUS 475 - Applied Music
1.00 CrNU 201 - Fundmntls & Health Promotion
4.00 CrNU 202 - Assessment & Health Promotion
4.00 CrNU 208 - Nutrition for Healthcare Prof
3.00 CrNU 228 - Fertility Awareness
1.50 CrNU 289 - Special Topic
1.00 CrNU 301 - Care of the Childbearing Famly
4.50 CrNU 302 - Psychosocial Health
4.50 CrNU 304 - Illness Across the Lifespan I
4.00 CrNU 305 - Clinical Nursing Care I
4.00 CrNU 307 - Evd-Based Practice Rsrch (WI)
3.00 CrNU 308 - Pathophysiology & Pharmacology
3.00 CrNU 404 - Illness Across the Lifespan II
4.00 CrNU 406 - Nursing Leadership/Management
4.00 CrNU 413 - Clinical Nursing Care II
4.00 CrNU 414 - Com &PublicHealth Nursing(ND)
4.00 CrNU 417 - Capstone Clinical
3.50 CrNU 418 - Applied Pharmacology
1.00 CrNU 427 - Comprehensive Nursing Review
3.50 CrNU 485 - Independent Study
1.00 CrNU 489 - Special Topic
1.00 CrNU 499 - Senior Thesis
1.00 CrPH 200 - Public Health Field Experience
1.00 CrPH 289G - Special Topic
1.00 CrPH 321 - Gardening & Community Health
3.00 CrPH 330G - Public Health Mthds GD/CD/SL
3.00 CrPH 330N - Public Health Mthds ND/CD/SL
3.00 CrPH 333 - Public Hea Theories & Practice
3.00 CrPH 405 - Senior Seminar (WI)
1.00 CrPH 425 - Internship
1.00 CrPH 485 - Independent Study
1.00 CrPH 489 - Special Topic
1.00 CrPH 499 - Senior Thesis
1.00 CrPHIL 101 - Perspectives in Philosophy
3.00 CrPHIL 113 - Formal Logic
3.00 CrPHIL 114 - Critical Thinking
3.00 CrPHIL 121 - Philosophy of Human Being
3.00 CrPhilosophical Reasoning. An introduction to philosophy through a consideration of what constitutes humanity. The course examines such features as the existence of a soul, the nature of human knowing, and the possibility of human freedom. Subject matter is particularly useful to students in biology, psychology and the social sciences.
PHIL 131 - Philosophy & Film
3.00 CrCourse will be offered every two years, in the fall semester.
PHIL 150 - Philosophy in Love
3.00 CrPHIL 161 - Artificial Intelligence
3.00 CrPHIL 189 - Special Topic
1.00 CrPHIL 200 - Ancient Philosophy
3.00 CrPHIL 202 - Medieval Philosophy
3.00 CrPHIL 203 - Islam: Philosophy/CultureCDGD
3.00 CrPHIL 205 - Ethics
3.00 CrPHIL 206 - Environmental Ethics
3.00 CrPHIL 207 - Business Ethics
3.00 CrPHIL 208 - Bioethics
3.00 CrPHIL 223 - Asian Philosophy (CD)(GD)
3.00 CrPHIL 252 - Philosophy&History of Science
3.00 CrPHIL 255 - Philosophy of Art & Beauty
3.00 CrPHIL 256 - Soc/Political Philosophy (WI)
3.00 CrPHIL 261 - Philosophy & Gender
3.00 CrPHIL 303 - Modern Philosophy
3.00 CrPHIL 304 - Contemporary Philosophy
3.00 CrPHIL 310 - Metaphysics
3.00 CrPHIL 313 - Epistemology
3.00 CrPHIL 315 - 20th Century European PHIL
3.00 CrPHIL 324 - Ethical Theory (WI)
3.00 CrEthical Reasoning, Faith & Reason-Philosophy. An intensive exploration of enduring theoretical issues in ethics such as relative and absolute moral laws, subjective and objective components of moral knowledge, the relation of facts in nature to human values, and the place of reason in ethical decisions.
PHIL 389 - Special Topic
1.00 CrPHIL 425 - Internship
1.00 CrPHIL 485 - Independent Study
1.00 CrPHIL 495 - Philosophy Seminar
3.00 CrIn a seminar setting, a discussion of preselected philosophical issues or important texts (seminar topics change from year to year). Required of all philosophy majors and minors, but open to any student who had a previous philosophy course and who has obtained the permission of the Philosophy Department.
PHIL 497 - Senior Paper
1.00 CrThe senior paper is an original work a student prepares under the guidance of a professor in the Philosophy Department. It must provide evidence of scholarship in any of the major philosophical areas and is approved by the Department Chair.
PHIL 499 - Senior Thesis
1.00 CrPHYS 104 - Astronomy
3.00 CrPHYS 155 - Robotics/Experimental Physics
3.00 CrPHYS 160 - Einstein's Physics
3.00 CrPHYS 189 - Special Topic
1.00 CrPHYS 189NS - Special Topic
1.00 CrPHYS 201 - Physics I
4.00 CrPHYS 202 - Physics II
4.00 CrPHYS 205 - Physics Using Calculus I
4.00 CrPHYS 206 - Physics Using Calculus II
4.00 CrPHYS 305 - Electronics/Circuit Anlys I
4.00 CrPHYS 306 - Electronics/Circuit Anlys II
4.00 CrPHYS 321 - Geometrical Optics
1.00 CrPHYS 323 - Optics/Electromagn Radiation
3.50 CrPHYS 331 - Computational Physics
3.00 CrA study of mathematical techniques and numerical computing methods used to solve problems of interest in physics. Topics include numerical solution of selected ordinary and partial differential equations (e.g., the wave equation, Laplace's equation, Schrödinger's equation), Monte Carlo simulations, and chaotic dynamics. Three hours lecture per week.
PHYS 340 - Classical Mechanics
3.00 CrPHYS 342 - Thermal Physics
3.00 CrPHYS 345 - Electromagnetism
3.00 CrPHYS 346 - Quantum Mechanics
3.00 CrAn introduction to the use of wave functions, and their probabilistic interpretation, to characterize particles. Solutions of Schrödinger's wave equation are studied in one dimension (particle in a box, harmonic oscillator) and three dimensions (hydrogen atom). Operator methods and perturbation techniques are also introduced. Additional topics may include multi-electron atoms and/or an introduction to solid-state physics. Three hours lecture per week.
PHYS 452 - Advanced Physics (WI) Lab
3.00 CrPHYS 485 - Independent Study
1.00 CrPHYS 499 - Senior Thesis
1.00 CrPO 102 - Intr Comparative PoliticsCDGD
3.00 CrPO 104 - American National Government
3.00 CrPO 115 - International Relations CD/GD
3.00 CrPO 119 - City Politics (ND)
3.00 CrPO 201 - Intro to Legal Profession
1.00 CrPO 210 - Intro to Constitutional Law
3.00 CrPO 216 - American Political Thought
3.00 CrPO 222 - U. S. Foreign Policy
3.00 CrPO 230 - Montana State Politics
3.00 CrPO 243 - Political Economy
3.00 CrPO 250 - Topics in American Politics
3.00 CrPO 260 - Health Politics & Policy (WI)
3.00 CrPO 289 - Special Topic
1.00 CrPO 306 - Political Research Methods
3.00 CrPO 310 - Topics in Public Policy
3.00 CrPO 312 - Elections/Pol Parties/Pub Opin
3.00 CrPO 315 - Congress and the Presidency
3.00 CrPO 330MM - Islamic Society & Politics
3.00 CrPO 342 - War and Peace (CD)(GD)
3.00 CrPO 344 - Contemporary Global Issues CD
3.00 CrPO 348 - Intn'l Negotiation Simultn-GD
3.00 CrPO 389 - Special Topic
1.00 CrPO 417 - Legal Internship Program
1.00 CrPO 425 - Internship
1.00 CrPO 485 - Independent Study
1.00 CrPO 495 - Senior Seminar (WI)
3.00 CrPO 499 - Senior Thesis
1.00 CrPSY 105 - General Psychology
3.00 CrPSY 200 - Emotional Intelligence
3.00 CrPSY 203 - Developmental Psychology
3.00 CrPSY 216 - Social Psychology (ND)
3.00 CrPSY 222 - History/Systems in Psychology
3.00 CrPSY 227 - Child & Adolescent Psychology
3.00 CrPSY 229 - Educational Psychology
3.00 CrPSY 240 - Soc Psy: Soc Affect & Cog(ND)
3.00 CrPSY 241 - Soc Psy: Social Behavior (ND)
3.00 CrPSY 242 - Social Psychology Lab
1.00 CrPSY 289 - Special Topic
1.00 CrPSY 304 - Theories/Prac Counseling Psy
3.00 CrPSY 305 - Junior Seminar
1.00 CrPSY 306 - Abnormal Psychology
3.00 CrPSY 307 - Learning and Behavior
3.00 CrPSY 308 - Health Psychology
3.00 CrPSY 309 - Research Methods (WI)
4.00 CrPSY 310 - Human Sexuality
3.00 CrPSY 311 - Theories of Personality
3.00 CrPSY 314 - Cognitive Psychology
3.00 CrPSY 321 - Forensic Psychology
3.00 CrPSY 334 - Experiential/Adventure Therapy
3.00 CrPSY 388 - Undergrad Teaching Assistant
1.00 CrPSY 389 - Special Topic
1.00 CrPSY 414 - Physiological Psychology
4.00 CrPSY 416 - Brain and Behavior
4.00 CrPSY 425 - Internship
1.00 CrPSY 485 - Independent Study
1.00 CrPSY 486 - Independent Research in PSY
1.00 CrPSY 499 - Senior Thesis
1.00 CrSA 250 - Cross-Cultural Immersion (SL)
3.00 CrSA 355 - Study Abroad Direct
1.00 CrSA 375 - Study Abroad Affiliate Program
1.00 CrSA 385 - Study Abroad ISEP Exchange
12.00 CrSA 395 - Study Abroad CC Exchange
1.00 CrSA 425 - International Internship
1.00 CrSA 489 - Special Topics:
3.00 CrSO 101 - Introduction to Sociology
3.00 CrSO 189 - Special Topic
1.00 CrSO 200 - Social Problems
3.00 CrSO 204 - Cultural Anthropology
3.00 CrSO 208 - The Family (ND)
3.00 CrSO 216 - Social Psychology (ND)
3.00 CrPrerequisite: PSY 105 or SO 101.
Fall semester.
SO 218 - Intro Native Am Studies(CDND)
3.00 CrSO 220 - Sociology of Sport
3.00 CrSO 225 - Sociology of Gender
3.00 CrSO 240 - Soc Psy: Soc Affect & Cog(ND)
3.00 CrSO 241 - Soc Psy: Social Behavior (ND)
3.00 CrSO 242 - Social Psychology Lab
1.00 CrSO 256 - Gender & Work
3.00 CrSO 262 - Alchlsm, Drug Abuse, Dependent
3.00 CrSO 289 - Special Topic
1.00 CrSO 289MM - Morocco Changes Cultural Ident
3.00 CrSO 309 - Crime & Criminology (ND)
3.00 CrSO 312 - Deliquency/Deviant BehaviorND
3.00 CrSO 314 - Sociology of Law (GD)
3.00 CrSO 317 - Ethnic & Racial Relations(ND)
3.00 CrSO 319 - Policing & Violence 21st Cent
3.00 CrSO 321 - Crime, Justice, and the Media
3.00 CrSO 331 - Soc Science Rsrch Methods(WI)
4.00 CrAn overview of the principles, methods, and practice of research in the social sciences. The course will assist students in research design, case studies, conducting field research, analyzing and evaluating their research data, conducting needs assessment, program evaluation, and practice effectiveness.
SO 360 - Environmental Sociology
3.00 CrSO 389 - Special Topic
1.00 CrSO 389MM - Migration and Transnationalism
3.00 CrSO 392 - Modern Social Theory
3.00 CrSO 425 - Internship
1.00 CrSO 485 - Independent Study
1.00 CrSO 495 - Senior Seminar (WI)
3.00 CrSO 499 - Senior Thesis
1.00 CrSP 101 - Elementary Spanish I
3.00 CrSP 102 - Elementary Spanish II
3.00 CrSP 150 - Intens Spanish Immersn Abroad
2.00 CrSP 189 - Special Topic
1.00 CrSP 203 - Intermediate Spanish III
3.00 CrSP 204 - Intermediate Spanish IV
3.00 CrSP 250 - Intense Spanish Immersn Abroad
3.00 CrSP 301 - Spanish Conversation
3.00 CrSP 303 - Pwr&Culture:Utopias&Dystopias
3.00 CrSP 305 - Hisp Literary Perspectives
3.00 CrSP 306 - Adv Spanish Gram & Comp CD/WI
3.00 CrSP 320 - Spanish for Health Professions
3.00 CrSP 350 - Cultural Immersion Experience
3.00 CrSP 405 - Topics in Hispanic Literature
3.00 CrSP 406 - Topics in Spanish Linguistics
3.00 CrSP 410 - Topics: Span/Latin Am Film
3.00 CrFulfills Global or National Diversity requirement depending on topic.
Taught Fall, Even.
Prerequisites: SP 303, SP 305 and SP 306 or permission of the instructor.
SP 425 - Internship
1.00 CrSP 485 - Independent Study
1.00 CrSP 499 - Senior Thesis
1.00 CrSPED 189 - Special Topic
1.00 CrSPED 200 - Intro to Exceptional Children
3.00 CrSPED 206 - Collab & Conf Tech for Edu
3.00 CrSPED 304 - Students High Incidence Disabi
3.00 CrSPED 305 - Students Low Incidence Disabil
3.00 CrThis course will provide a strong foundation for building sound critical-thinking skills based on classic and current empirical-based research by providing an overview of the best practices for working with persons who have low incidence disabilities. Students will be encouraged to develop their own appreciation for individuals who are the most vulnerable because of their disabilities and demonstrates how to effectively collaborate with educators, families, and professionals in a variety of settings. Students will develop their philosophy for working with persons with low incidence disabilities and the complex issues affecting these individuals' lives. The course provides an overview of low incidence disabilities and appropriate practices for working with persons with low-incidence disabilities, including ethical guidelines for professionals who partner with these diverse individuals Students will complete 15 hours of observation in a classroom with students who have low incidence disabilities.
SPED 323 - Assmnt & Special Education
3.00 CrSPED 324 - Diagnostic-Based Interventions
3.00 CrSPED 408 - Methods Teaching Stu W/Disabil
3.00 CrSPED 409 - Methods Administering Spec Ed
5.00 CrSPED 485 - Independent Study
1.00 CrSW 502 - Human Behavior Soc Environment
3.00 CrSW 503 - Clinical Methods I
3.00 CrSW 504 - Research for Soc Work Practice
3.00 CrSW 505 - Diversity & Social Justice
3.00 CrSW 506 - Clinical Methods II
3.00 CrSW 507 - Policy and Advocacy
3.00 CrSW 510 - Clinical Assessment Diagnosis
3.00 CrSW 511 - Clinical Methods III
2.00 CrSW 512 - Clinical Methods IV
3.00 CrSW 513 - Substance Use & Dual Diagnosis
3.00 CrSW 514 - Leadership and Administration
2.00 CrSW 515 - Practicum I
3.00 CrSW 516 - Field Seminar I
3.00 CrSW 525 - Practicum II
3.00 CrSW 526 - Field Seminar II
3.00 CrSW 535 - Practicum III
3.00 CrSW 536 - Field Seminar III
2.00 CrSW 545 - Practicum IV
3.00 CrSW 546 - Field Seminar IV
3.00 CrSW 589 - Special Topic Elective
1.00 CrTH 101 - Theological Foundations
3.00 CrTH 189 - Special Topic
1.00 CrTH 201 - Church and Worship
3.00 CrTH 206 - Am Cinema/Catholic Imaginatn
3.00 CrTH 211 - Comparative Religion(CD)(GD)
3.00 CrTH 212 - Women Mystics
3.00 CrTH 215 - Explore Christian Spirituality
3.00 CrTH 216 - Violence & Atonement
3.00 CrTH 217 - ChristianSpirituality&Justice
3.00 CrTH 218 - Spiritual Autobiographies
3.00 CrTH 220 - Moral Theology
3.00 CrTH 222 - Health Care Ethics
3.00 CrTH 233 - Intro to Old Testament
3.00 CrTH 237 - Intro to New Testament
3.00 CrTH 251 - The God Question
3.00 CrTH 252 - Theology of the Land
3.00 CrTH 254 - Theology and Science
3.00 CrTH 256 - God and the Human Experience
3.00 CrTH 258 - Theology & Gender
3.00 CrTH 263 - Modn Catholic Socl Teach (WI)
3.00 CrTH 264 - Theologies of Liberation(GD)
3.00 CrTH 266 - Ecological Theologies
3.00 CrTH 268 - Humans, Animals, and Nature
3.00 CrTH 289 - Special Topic
1.00 CrTH 289ER - Special Topics
1.00 CrTH 321MM - 3 Religions, 3 Peoples, 1 God
3.00 CrThis course considers the three major monotheistic religions (Islam, Judaism and Christianity) in terms of their common historical origins, as well as their manifestations in today's world, particularly vis-à-vis contemporary Morocco, a powerful example of a pluralistic, multi-ethnic, multi-religious society.