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• AFR 350L: Race And Place
• AFR 350: Measuring Racial Inequality
• AFR 350M: Rethinking Blackness
• AFR 351J: Texas Black History
• AFR 351: The Global City
• AFR 351U: Race, Capitalism, and the Environment
• AFR 352F: Sociocultural Influences on Learning
• AFR 352J: Black Lives in the Archives
• AFR 352P: Food in the Racialized City
• AFR 352Q: Black Geographies
• AFR 356C: African American Theatre History: Precolonial West African Performance to 1950
• AFR 356D: African American Theatre History: 1950 to Present
• AFR 360C: Social Media for Social Impact
• AFR 360I: Black Freedom Movement
• AFR 360L: Race and United States Social Policy
• AFR 360M: Abolition Medicine
• AFR 360: Race, Law, and United States Society
• AFR 361K: Performing Race: African American Literary Performance
• AFR 370: Topics in African and African Diaspora Studies
• AFR 372C.12: Race, Gender, and Surveillance
• AFR 372C.14: Black Political Thought
• AFR 372C.15: Postcolonial Women Writers
• AFR 372C.2: Race and Beauty in American Culture
• AFR 372C.3: Property in American Culture
• AFR 372C.4: Gender and Slavery in the United States
• AFR 372C.5: Social Media for Social Impact
• AFR 372C.7: Women and Social Movements in the Twentieth-Century United States
• AFR 372C.8: Anthropology for Liberation
• AFR 372C: Topics in Critical Black Studies
• AFR 372D.1: Psychology of Race and Racism
• AFR 372D.2: Sociocultural Influences on Learning
• AFR 372D.3: Medicine in African History
• AFR 372D: Topics in Black Education, Psychology, and Health
• AFR 372E.12: Black Perspectives in Jazz
• AFR 372E.13: Black Queer Literature and Film
• AFR 372E.15: Contemporary African American Women's Fiction
• AFR 372E.17: Hip Hop Rhetorics
• AFR 372E.18: Kinetic Storytelling
• AFR 372E.19: Race and Sport in African American Life
• AFR 372E.1: Toni Morrison
• AFR 372E.20: African American Concert Dance
• AFR 372E.2: Slavery across Genres
• AFR 372E.4: African American Literature through the Harlem Renaissance
• AFR 372E.5: African American Literature since the Harlem Renaissance
• AFR 372E.8: Self-Revelation in Women's Writing
• AFR 372E: Topics in Black Popular Culture
• AFR 372F.11: Black Women, Struggle, and the Transnational State
• AFR 372F.12: Black Women and the State
• AFR 372F.15: The Tragicomedy of American Democracy
• AFR 372F.1: Geographies of International Development in Africa
• AFR 372F: Topics in Blacks in Government, Law, and Policy
• AFR 372G.10: Afro-Latin America
• AFR 372G.20: The Histories of African Liberation
• AFR 372G.2: Nigeria: A History of Nation-Building
• AFR 372G.33: Sex and Power in the African Diaspora
• AFR 372G.34: Jesus, Africa, and History
• AFR 372G.3: Archaeology of African Thought
• AFR 372G.4: African Cinemas
• AFR 372G.5: Gender in North and West Africa
• AFR 372G.7: African Queer Studies
• AFR 372G.8: Afro-Luso-Brazilian Worlds
• AFR 372G.9: African Travel Narratives
• AFR 372G: Topics in African and African Diasporic Cultures and Languages
• AFR 373: Independent Research
• AFR 374.11: African American Performance History
• AFR 374.16: Racial and Ethnic Relations
• AFR 374C.3: Globalization, Transnationalism, and Internationalism
• AFR 374C.4: History of Southern Africa
• AFR 374C.5: Egyptian Hieroglyphics in Cultural Context
• AFR 374C.6: Apartheid: South African History
• AFR 374C.7: Daily Life in Ancient Egypt
• AFR 374C: Advanced Topics in African Studies
• AFR 374D.11: Psychology of the African American Experience
• AFR 374D.12: African Americans in Sports
• AFR 374D.15: Texas Black History
• AFR 374D.16: Antebellum Slavery
• AFR 374D.17: The United States in the Civil Rights Era
• AFR 374D.18: The Civil Rights Movement from a Comparative Perspective
• AFR 374D.20: Domestic Slave Trade
• AFR 374D.21: African American Social and Political Thought
• AFR 374D.2: History of Black Entrepreneurship in the United States
• AFR 374D.3: Slavery in the United States
• AFR 374D.4: African Americans and the Media
• AFR 374D.6: Black Americans and the South
• AFR 374D.9: Black Women in America
• AFR 374D: Advanced Topics in Black United States Studies
• AFR 374E.2: The Politics of Race and Violence in Brazil
• AFR 374E.3: Atlantic Slavery: History and Memory
• AFR 374E.4: Reimagining Cuba, 1868-Present
• AFR 374E.6: Afro-Caribbean Diasporas
• AFR 374E: Advanced Topics in the African Diaspora
• AFR 374F.10: Visual Cultures of Africa
• AFR 374F.11: Introduction to African Art
• AFR 374F.12: Visual Arts of the Caribbean
• AFR 374F.13: Diaspora Visions
• AFR 374F.14: Contemporary British Artists of the African Diaspora
• AFR 374F.15: Contemporary Artists of the African Diaspora
• AFR 374F.18: Historical Imagining of Africa in Films
• AFR 374F.19: Twentieth-Century African American Art
• AFR 374F.21: Literature of Black Politics
• AFR 374F.22: Music of Mexico and the Caribbean
• AFR 374F.3: Colonial and African-British Literature
• AFR 374F.7: Caribbean Literature
• AFR 374F.8: The Music of the African Diaspora
• AFR 374F.9: Africana Women's Art
• AFR 374F: Advanced Topics in Black Expressive Culture
• AFR 374: Special Topics
• AFR 375: Community Internship
• AFR 380C: Marginalized Communities and Policy Development
• AFR 380D: Race, Ethnicity, and Gender Policies
• AFR 380: Introduction to Policy Research
• AFR 380P: Topics in Race, Gender, and Policy
• AFR 381: Topics in Theorizing Diaspora
• AFR 385C: Topics in Black Studies Humanities
• AFR 385: Topics in Race and Political Economy
• AFR 386C: Topics in Black Studies Social Sciences
• AFR 386: Studies in History and Theory of Black Studies
• AFR 387C: Topics in Black Studies Fine Arts and Expressive Culture
• AFR 387D: Topics in Black Expressive Culture
• AFR 387: Studies in Race and Urban Life: Economics, Health, and Education
• AFR 388K: Topics in Anthropology of Education
• AFR 388: Topics in Black Feminisms and Black Queer Theory
• AFR 390: Black Studies Theory I
• AFR 391: Black Studies Methods
• AFR 392: Black Studies Theory II
• AFR 393: Topics in Anthropology of Education
• AFR 394: Topics in Race and Urban Life
• AFR 395Q: Qualifying Examination Preparation
• AFR 397R: Literature Review
• AFR 398R: Master's Report
• AFR 398T: Supervised Teaching in African and African Diaspora Studies
• AFR 399R: Dissertation
• AFR 399W: Dissertation
• AFR 679H: Honors Tutorial Course
• AFR 698: Thesis
• AFR - African and African Diaspora Studies
• African and African Diaspora Studies
• African and African Diaspora Studies
• AFS 102K: The Foundations of the United States Air Force I
• AFS 102L: The Foundations of the United States Air Force II
• AFS 111K: The Evolution of USAF Air and Space Power I
• AFS 321: Air Force Leadership Studies I
• AFS 331: National Security Affairs
• AFS 332: Current Issues and Preparation for Active Duty
• AFS 333: Senior Air Force Studies I
• AFS 335: Senior Air Force Studies II
• AFS - Air Force Science
• AHC 319.1: The Ancient Mediterranean World
• AHC 319: Introductory Surveys in Roman and Greek History
• AHC 325.13: The Ancient Historians
• AHC 325.15: Civil War in Rome
• AHC 325.6: Alexander the Great and the Hellenistic World
• AHC 325.7: Archaic and Classical Greece
• AHC 325: Topics in Ancient History
• AHC 330.7: Great Works In Medicine
• AHC 378.10: Roman Social History
• AHC 378.1: Roman Law
• AHC 378.2: Aegean Prehistory
• AHC 378.3: Writing Ancient History Today
• AHC 378.4: The Athenian Empire
• AHC 378.6: Ancient Sparta
• AHC 378.7: Cognitive History of the Ancient World
• AHC 378.8: Herodotus, Ethnography, and Archaeology
• AHC 378.9: Literacy, Numeracy, and Visuality
• AHC 378: Undergraduate Seminar in Ancient History
• AHC 679H: Honors Tutorial Course
• AHC - Ancient History and Classical Civilization
• A I 388: Natural Language Processing
• A I 388U: Planning, Search, and Reasoning Under Uncertainty
• A I 389L: Automated Logical Reasoning
• A I 391L: Machine Learning
• A I 394D: Deep Learning
• A I 394R: Reinforcement Learning: Theory and Practice
• A I 395T: Topics in Artificial Intelligence
• A I - Artificial Intelligence
• ALD 118C: Forum Seminar Series
• ALD 119: International Learning Seminars
• ALD 119S: Topics in Applied Learning and Development
• ALD 129S: Topics in Applied Learning and Development
• ALD 179: International Learning Seminars
• ALD 320: Cognition, Human Learning, and Motivation
• ALD 321: Play in Early Childhood Development
• ALD 327G: Study Abroad: Education, Culture and Diversity
• ALD 327: Sociocultural Influences on Learning
• ALD 329: Acquisition of Language and Literacies
• ALD 329G: Study Abroad: Acquisition of Language and Literacies in the United States and Latin America
• ALD 330: Language in Education
• ALD 331: Restorative Practices
• ALD - Applied Learning and Development
• American Studies
• American Studies
• AMS 196: Internship in American Studies
• AMS 311S.1: Consumer Culture in America
• AMS 311S.2: American Sports and Culture
• AMS 311S.3: United States Culture and Globalization
• AMS 311S.4: American Places of Leisure
• AMS 315.6: American Jews: The Yiddish Experience
• AMS 315C: Movies Go To War
• AMS 315D: Anthropology of Race and Ethnicity: An Introduction
• AMS 315: Topics in American Life
• AMS 319: Latinx Digital Worlds
• AMS 321.12: Race, Internet, and Social Media
• AMS 321.5: Asian American Jurisprudence
• AMS 321.8: Urban Unrest
• AMS 321E: African American History to 1860
• AMS 321F: African American History since 1860
• AMS 321J: African American Social and Political Thought
• AMS 321: Studies in American Societies
• AMS 322.3: Sport, Fitness, and Mass Media
• AMS 322: Studies in American Writing
• AMS 325.2: Painting in America to 1860
• AMS 325.3: Painting in the United States, 1860-1913
• AMS 325: Studies in American Art and Media Culture
• AMS 327.4: United States Catholic History
• AMS 327.6: Religion in the American South
• AMS 327.8: Religion in the American West
• AMS 327: Studies in Religion and Philosophy
• AMS 330: Modernism in American Design and Architecture
• AMS 370.20: Children's Literature and American Culture
• AMS 370.24: Comparative Cultures of Beauty
• AMS 370.25: Immigrants, Amusements, and Consumer Culture
• AMS 370.31: Black Americans and the South
• AMS 370.32: Slavery across Genres
• AMS 370.33: Atlantic Slavery: History and Memory
• AMS 370.38: Property in American Culture
• AMS 370.42: Black Political Thought
• AMS 370.43: Literature of Black Politics
• AMS 370.44: The Tragicomedy of American Democracy
• AMS 370.45: Feminist Interventions in Borderlands History
• AMS 370.46: Latina/o Pop
• AMS 370.50: Sexual Deviance in the Twentieth-Century United States
• AMS 370.51: Queer Study in Low Culture
• AMS 370.52: Movements for Sexual and Reproductive Justice
• AMS 370.53: Key Works in American Popular Music
• AMS 370.54: Rethinking the 1950s: Rebels and Rejects
• AMS 370.63: Wealth and Poverty in the United States
• AMS 370.65: Energy and United States Capitalism
• AMS 370.66: Art and Data in the Digital Age
• AMS 370.68: United States Masculinities
• AMS 370.69: Preserving Austin's Queer History
• AMS 370.70: Theorizing the Human
• AMS 370.71: Latinidades: Art and Performance
• AMS 370.72: Technologies of United States Empire
• AMS 370.80: Displacement and Resistance
• AMS 370: Seminar in American Culture
• AMS 399R: Dissertation
• AMS 399W: Dissertation
• AMS 679H: Honors Tutorial Course
• AMS 698: Thesis
• AMS - American Studies
• ANS 198P: Pedagogy for Language Instruction
• ANS 301M.10: Introduction to Korean Culture and History
• ANS 301M.13: Forbidden Romance in Modern Chinese Literature
• ANS 301M.14: East Asian Martial Arts Films
• ANS 301M.15: Introduction to Islam
• ANS 301M.16: Introduction to Japanese Film
• ANS 301M.5: Introduction to the Study of Religion
• ANS 301M.7: World Philosophy
• ANS 301M: Introductory Topics in Asian Studies
• ANS 302D: Introduction to Korean Culture and History
• ANS 302E: Female Voices in China
• ANS 303M: Introduction to Traditional Musics in World Cultures
• ANS 303N: Introduction to Popular Musics in World Cultures
• ANS 304C: Popular Culture in Modern Japan
• ANS 307D: Yoga Past and Present
• ANS 320.2: Genji to Godzilla: Adaptations of the Japanese Classics
• ANS 320C: Genji to Godzilla: Adaptations of the Japanese Classics
• ANS 320D: Classical Indian Literature in Translation
• ANS 320E: Myth, Legend, and Folklore in China
• ANS 320F: Classical Chinese Philosophy
• ANS 320G: Chinese Language Cinemas from People's Republic of China and Taiwan
• ANS 320: Topics in Great Literatures of Asia
• ANS 321C: Representing Disaster in Japan
• ANS 321D: The Environment and East Asia
• ANS 330C: Anthropology of Travel and Tourism
• ANS 335: Animals in Asia
• ANS 340.11: Introduction to Comparative Religion
• ANS 340.4: History of Hindu Religious Traditions
• ANS 340.5: History of Indian Buddhism
• ANS 340.6: Religion and Rebellion in Modern East Asia
• ANS 340.7: Goddesses in World Religions and Cultures
• ANS 340G: Ritual and Religion in Korea
• ANS 340J: Jainism: Religion of Non-Violence
• ANS 340Q: Sufism: Islamic Thought and Spirituality
• ANS 340S: The Chinese in the United States
• ANS 340: Topics in Asian Religions
• ANS 340T: Taiwan: Colonization, Migration, and Identity
• ANS 340U: Devotional Literature of India
• ANS 340V: Religions in Contact
• ANS 340W: Shia Islam
• ANS 346E: Partition of India in History and Memory
• ANS 361.15: Musics of East and Southeast Asia
• ANS 361.22: Japanese Foreign Policy
• ANS 361.23: International Relations of East and Southeast Asia
• ANS 361.24: The Two Koreas and the United States
• ANS 361.27: Anthropology of the Himalayas
• ANS 361.28: The Chinese in Diaspora
• ANS 361.30: Why Chinese Has No Alphabet
• ANS 361.31: Global Markets and Local Cultures
• ANS 361.32: The History of Chinese Language and Translation
• ANS 361.34: Modernization in East Asia
• ANS 361.36: Political Economy of Asia
• ANS 361.38: Religion and Family in Japanese Society
• ANS 361.39: Anthropology of Globalization
• ANS 361.40: Asian Regionalism and Multilateral Cooperation
• ANS 361.41: Uprising in India-1857
• ANS 361.43: Slavery and South Asian History
• ANS 361.44: Gender and Modern India
• ANS 361.46: Business and Society in South Asia
• ANS 361.48: Global Economies: Asia and the United States
• ANS 361.49: Development And Its Critics
• ANS 361.50: Asian Mobilities
• ANS 361.9: Modern Japanese Literature in Translation
• ANS 361C: Political Economy of Development in Postwar Korea
• ANS 361D: History of Food and Healing in China and Taiwan
• ANS 361E: Urban Experiences In East Asia
• ANS 361J: Development and Social Movement in East and Southeast Asia
• ANS 361M: Big Asian Histories
• ANS 361N: Self and Culture in North Korea
• ANS 361: Topics in Asian Studies
• ANS 372.10: Decoding Classical Chinese Poetry
• ANS 372.11: A Tale of Five Chinese Cities
• ANS 372.13: Gypsy Language and Culture
• ANS 372.14: Veiling in the Muslim World
• ANS 372.21: Women and Gender in China
• ANS 372.24: Buddhist Art
• ANS 372.25: Gender, Sexuality, and the Family in Indian Religions and Cultures
• ANS 372.26: Global Markets and Local Cultures
• ANS 372.27: History and Archaeology of Early China
• ANS 372.28: Popular Literature and Culture in Modern China
• ANS 372.29: South Indian Cultural History
• ANS 372.30: Gender and Sexuality in Japan
• ANS 372.31: Devotion in South India
• ANS 372.32: Confucianism
• ANS 372.33: Self-Cultivation in Traditional China
• ANS 372.34: Modern Japanese Literature in Translation
• ANS 372.35: Suicide in Japanese Fiction
• ANS 372.36: The Supernatural in Traditional Chinese Fiction
• ANS 372.37: Taiwan: From Coloniality to Postcoloniality
• ANS 372.38: Living Epics of India
• ANS 372.39: Modern Indian Literature
• ANS 372.41: Japanese Concepts of Body and Self
• ANS 372.42: Chinese Literati Art
• ANS 372.43: South Asian Migration to the United States
• ANS 372.44: Nonconformist Thinkers of India
• ANS 372.45: Contemporary Chinese Art
• ANS 372.47: Women and Wealth in South Asia
• ANS 372.6: Chinese Film and Literature
• ANS 372.7: Chinese Thought and Culture
• ANS 372D: A Tale of Five Chinese Cities
• ANS 372E: Globalizing East Asian Popular Culture
• ANS 372M: Taiwan: From Coloniality to Postcoloniality
• ANS 372R: Japanese Popular Culture: Anime, Manga, and the Otaku
• ANS 372: Topics in Asian Cultures
• ANS 373D: Popular Literature and Culture in Modern China
• ANS 373E: Modern Japanese Literature in Translation
• ANS 373F: Suicide in Japanese Fiction
• ANS 373J: Chinese Film and Literature
• ANS 379.11: The Cultural Outsider: Memoirs of East Asia
• ANS 379.12: Gender and Labor in Global Asia
• ANS 379.13: Cultural Memory and the Classic Chinese Novel
• ANS 379.16: Culture and Crisis in Contemporary Japan
• ANS 379.2: South Asian Saints and Yogis
• ANS 379.4: Indian Poetry and Religions
• ANS 379.5: Science, Technology, and Society in Contemporary Asia
• ANS 379.6: Transnational Korea
• ANS 379.7: Cuisine and Culture in Asia
• ANS 379.8: Radical Religion: Ascetics and Holy Persons
• ANS 379.9: Art of Autobiography in Japan
• ANS 379: Capstone Seminars in Asian Studies
• ANS 379H: Honors Tutorial Course
• ANS 380C: Conference Course in Asian Studies
• ANS 381: Topics in Chinese Culture and Society
• ANS 382K: Topics in Korean Culture and Society
• ANS 383.2: Japan since 1945
• ANS 383.5: Japanese Religion
• ANS 383: Topics in Japanese Culture and Society
• ANS 383W: War and Defeat in Japanese History and Memory
• ANS 384.7: Middle Indic Languages and Literature
• ANS 384.8: The Body in Indian Medicine and Myth
• ANS 384F: Folklore and Oral Performance in South Asia
• ANS 384P: Theatre, Gender, and Performance in South Asia
• ANS 384: Topics in South Asian Culture and Society
• ANS 385: Topics in Chinese Language and Literature
• ANS 386.2: Modern Japanese Literature
• ANS 386: Topics in Japanese Language and Literature
• ANS 387K: Topics in Korean Language and Literature
• ANS 388: Topics in South Asian Language and Literature
• ANS 389C.1: Japan Since 1945
• ANS 389C.2: War and Defeat in Japanese History and Memory
• ANS 389C: Topics in Asian History
• ANS 390.10: Anthropology of East Asia
• ANS 390.7: Feminist Theory
• ANS 390.8: Asian Modernities
• ANS 390.9: Space and Place-Making In East Asia
• ANS 390: Topics in Asian Studies
• ANS 391.2: Development Communication
• ANS 391.3: European Imperialism: British Empire
• ANS 391: Asia and the World
• ANS 392: Topics in the Social Science of Asia
• ANS 394.2: Study of China: Tools and Methods
• ANS 394.3: Study of India: Tools and Methods
• ANS 395: Proseminar: Core Readings and Methods in Asian Studies
• ANS 398L: Pedagogy for Language Instruction
• ANS 398P: Pedagogy for Language Instruction
• ANS 399R: Dissertation
• ANS 399W: Dissertation
• ANS 678H: Honors Tutorial Course
• ANS 697C: Comprehensive Examination Preparation
• ANS 698: Thesis
• ANS - Asian Studies
• ANT 301: Biological Anthropology
• ANT 302: Cultural Anthropology
• ANT 304: Introduction to Archaeological Studies: Prehistoric Archaeology
• ANT 304T: Introduction to Texas Archaeology
• ANT 305: Expressive Culture
• ANT 307: Culture and Communication
• ANT 310C: Primate Cognition
• ANT 310F: African Diaspora Archaeology
• ANT 310J: The New Latinas/os/xs
• ANT 310L.3: Anthropology of Latin America
• ANT 310L.4: Introduction to Historical Archaeology
• ANT 310L.5: Introduction to South Asia
• ANT 310L.6: Black Queer Art Worlds
• ANT 310L.7: Diaspora: Race, Nation, and Resistance
• ANT 310L.9: Aztecs and Spaniards
• ANT 314C: Introduction to Mesoamerican Archaeology
• ANT 320C: American Indian Languages and Cultures
• ANT 320D: Speech Play and Verbal Art
• ANT 320E: Invented Languages
• ANT 320F: Politics, Polity, and the Power of Words
• ANT 320G: Endangered Languages
• ANT 320I: Talk, Text, and God
• ANT 320L.10: Language, Culture, and Society in Latin America
• ANT 320L.11: Politics, Polity, and the Power of Words
• ANT 320L.12: Invented Languages
• ANT 320L.13: Endangered Languages
• ANT 320L.14: Talk, Text, and God
• ANT 320L.3: Ethnography of Communication
• ANT 320L.4: American Indian Languages and Cultures
• ANT 320L.5: Speech Play and Verbal Art
• ANT 320L.8: German and English: Historical Perspectives
• ANT 320L.9: The German Language: Historical Perspectives
• ANT 320L: Topics in Language, Culture, and Communication
• ANT 320O: New Media and Communication
• ANT 322I: Native American Cultures of the Southwest
• ANT 322K: Southwestern Archaeology
• ANT 322M.10: Mexican American Indigenous Heritage
• ANT 322M.12: Mexican Immigration Cultural History
• ANT 322M.1: Perspectives on Japanese Culture
• ANT 322M.3: Native American Cultures of the Greater Southwest
• ANT 322M: Topics in Cultures of the World
• ANT 323R: Anthropology of Infrastructure
• ANT 323S: Anthropology of Food
• ANT 323U: Sensing: Elemental Media
• ANT 323W: Race and Indigeneity in the Pacific
• ANT 324E: Culture and Health
• ANT 324G: Environmental Anthropology
• ANT 324I: Sounding the City
• ANT 324L.10: Colonialism and Nationalism
• ANT 324L.13: Musics of India
• ANT 324L.16: Contemporary India
• ANT 324L.18: The Male in African American Culture and Society
• ANT 324L.20: Sexuality in Global Perspective
• ANT 324L.24: Archaeology of African Thought
• ANT 324L.34: Iberian Prehistory and History
• ANT 324L.35: Indigenous Rights and Autonomy in Mexico
• ANT 324L.36: Nationalism and Gender in South Asia
• ANT 324L.37: The Politics of Race and Violence in Brazil
• ANT 324L.38: Race and the Criminal Justice System
• ANT 324L.41: Science, Technology, and Race
• ANT 324L.42: United States Latino and Latina Ethnographies
• ANT 324L.43: Creative Nonfiction and Ethnography
• ANT 324L.44: Ethnographic Theory and Practice
• ANT 324L.45: Queer Ethnographies
• ANT 324L.48: Sex and Power in the African Diaspora
• ANT 324L.50: Indigenous Naturecultures
• ANT 324L.51: The Cities of the Middle East
• ANT 324L.53: Global Indigenous Issues
• ANT 324L.54: Black Native American Relations in the United States
• ANT 324L.56: Ethnographic Writing
• ANT 324L.57: Archaeology of Climate Change
• ANT 324L.58: Digital Data Systems in Archaeology
• ANT 324L.63: Food and Culture
• ANT 324L.64: The Bronze Age and the Iron Age in Atlantic Europe
• ANT 324L.65: Anthropology for Liberation
• ANT 324L.66: Indigenizing Queer Theory
• ANT 324L.68: Creation and Evolution: Human Origins in Scientific and Religious Discourses
• ANT 324L.69: Japanese Concepts of Body and Self
• ANT 324L.71: Extraterrestrial Intelligence: Culture, Religion, and Imagination
• ANT 324L.72: Development, Security, and Society
• ANT 324L.73: Political Ecology
• ANT 324L.74: Inca World
• ANT 324L.75: Arab Latin Americas
• ANT 324L.76: Indigenous Peoples of Russia and the USSR
• ANT 324L.77: Blacks and Asians: Race and Social Movements
• ANT 324L.78: Black Women and the State
• ANT 324L.8: Cultures of Southeast Asia
• ANT 324L: Topics in Anthropology
• ANT 324R: Daily Life in Mesoamerica
• ANT 324W: Mapping Indigenous Austin
• ANT 325C: Cultures of Sustainability
• ANT 325E: Ethnographies of Emotion
• ANT 325F: Cultural Heritage on Display
• ANT 325G: Technoculture
• ANT 325I: Sonic Ethnography
• ANT 325J: The Photographic Image
• ANT 325L.11: Cultural Heritage on Display
• ANT 325L.12: Russian Myths and Folktales
• ANT 325L.13: Representation of Jews in the American Public Sphere
• ANT 325L.14: Traveling Culture
• ANT 325L.15: Practices of Looking
• ANT 325L.16: Cultures and Ecologies
• ANT 325L.17: American Jewish Material Culture
• ANT 325L.18: Ethnographies of Emotion
• ANT 325L.19: Cultures of Sustainability
• ANT 325L.20: Europe Via Ethnography
• ANT 325L: Cultural Studies, Public Culture, and Folklore: Selected Topics
• ANT 325N: Language and Speech in American Society
• ANT 325Q: Practices of Looking
• ANT 326J: Historic Artifacts
• ANT 326L: Cultures in Contact
• ANT 326M: Sustainable Maya Geographies – Past to Future
• ANT 326N: Cultural Resource Management
• ANT 326O: Empires: Aztec and Spanish
• ANT 326P: Historical Archaeology
• ANT 326Q: Archaeological Field and Lab Methods
• ANT 327C.1: Race and Ethnicity in the United States
• ANT 327C: Topics in American Cultures
• ANT 328C: Contemporary Issues in Native American and Indigenous Studies
• ANT 328D: Popular Culture and Indigenous Futurities
• ANT 328E: Decolonial Intersectionality
• ANT 328G: Coloniality in West Africa
• ANT 328I: Expressive Arts of Global Africa
• ANT 328J: Native Food Sovereignty
• ANT 334L: North American Archaeology
• ANT 346L: Primate Social Behavior
• ANT 346M: Comparative Primate Ecology
• ANT 348C: Sex Violence Power
• ANT 348I: Comparative Primate Development
• ANT 348K.10: Primate Conservation
• ANT 348K.11: Early Hominid Evolution
• ANT 348K.12: Sex and Human Nature
• ANT 348K.13: Adaptation and Human Behavior
• ANT 348K.1: Human Evolution
• ANT 348K.8: Evolutionary Anatomy of the Head and Neck
• ANT 348K.9: Introduction to Primate Anatomy
• ANT 348K: Current Topics in Biological Anthropology
• ANT 349C: Human Variation
• ANT 350C: Primate Sensory Ecology
• ANT 350M: Evolution of Primate Behavior
• ANT 351E: Primate Evolution
• ANT 388C: Applied Data Analysis
• ANT 388J: Conference Course in Biological (Physical) Anthropology
• ANT 388: Topics in Biological Anthropology
• ANT 392C: Core Topics in Anthropology
• ANT 392G: AnthroLab
• ANT 392J: Introduction to Biological Anthropology: Behavior, Genetics, and Variation
• ANT 392L: Introduction to Biological Anthropology: Primate Morphology and Evolution
• ANT 392Q: Introduction to Graduate Anthropology
• ANT 393.16: Introduction to Diachronic Linguistics: Germanic
• ANT 393: Topics in Linguistic Anthropology
• ANT 394M.30: Affect
• ANT 397: Conference Course in Anthropology
• ANT 453: Archaeological Analysis
• ANT 679H: Honors Tutorial Course
• ANT 698: Thesis
• ANT 699R: Dissertation
• ANT 699W: Dissertation
• ANT - Anthropology
• Anthropology
• Anthropology
• Appendices
• Appendix A: Emergency Notification Policy
• Appendix A: Texas Common Course Numbering System
• Appendix B: Course Abbreviations
• Appendix B: Official Extracurricular Student Activities
• Appendix C: Institutional Rules on Student Services and Activities
• Appendix Course Abbreviations
• Appendix D: Policy on Sex Discrimination, Sexual Harassment, Sexual Assault, Sexual Misconduct, Interpersonal Violence, and Stalking
• Appendix E: Policy on Sexual Misconduct
• Appendix F: Policy on Consensual Relationships
• Appendix G: Policy on AIDS and HIV Infection
• Appendix H: Prohibition of Sexual Assault
• Appendix I: Nondiscrimination Policy
• Appendix J: Prohibition of Campus Violence
• Appendix K: Student Travel Policy for University-Organized or Sponsored Events
• Appendix L: Student Travel Policy for Registered Student Organizations
• Appendix M: Use of E-mail for Official Correspondence to Students
• Appendix N: Student Travel Policy for International Locations
• Application Procedure
• Application to Another Graduate Major (Change of Major)
• ARA 112D: Conversation for Second-Year Arabic II
• ARA 321: Introduction to Arabic Dialects
• ARA 322K: Levantine Arabic
• ARA 325K: Egyptian Arabic
• ARA 327K: Advanced Spoken Media Arabic I
• ARA 360C: Arabic Readings in Classical Islamic Texts
• ARA 360D: Quranic Arabic
• ARA 360E: Contemporary World Challenges
• ARA 360F: Modern Arab Cultures
• ARA 360L.10: Palestine and the Palestinians: A Journey Through Time
• ARA 360L.11: Arabic Voices from Poetry to Rap
• ARA 360L.2: Arab Women Poets
• ARA 360L.3: Politics of Court Literature
• ARA 360L.5: Egyptian Culture and Society
• ARA 360L.6: Arab Political Speeches in War and Peace
• ARA 360L.7: The Arab Spring
• ARA 360L.8: Readings in Arabic Literature
• ARA 360L.9: Refiguring Loss in Contemporary Arabic Literature
• ARA 360L: Topics in Arabic Language, Literature, and Culture
• ARA 360M: Arabs and Modernity
• ARA 360S: Arts and Literature in Arab Societies
• ARA 369: Conference Course in Arabic Language and Literature
• ARA 380C.9: Secrets of Arabic Eloquence
• ARA 380C: Topics in Arabic Language
• ARA 382C: Topics in Arabic Linguistics and Philology
• ARA 383C: Topics in Arabic Language Teaching, Pedagogy, and Applied Linguistics
• ARA 384C.11: Survey of Classical Arabic Literature
• ARA 384C.12: Survey of Modern Arabic Literature
• ARA 384C.7: Arab Culture in Sicily from 652 to 1189
• ARA 384C.8: Refiguring Loss in Contemporary Arabic Literature
• ARA 384C: Topics in Arabic Literature
• ARA 386K: Advanced Spoken Media Arabic I
• ARA 386L: Advanced Spoken Media Arabic II
• ARA 387: Topics in Arab Culture
• ARA 388: Research Methods and Bibliography in Arabic Studies
• ARA 389: Conference Course in Arabic Studies
• ARA 512K: Second-Year Arabic I
• ARA 512L: Second-Year Arabic II
• ARA 531K: Intensive Arabic V
• ARA 531L: Intensive Arabic VI
• ARA 611C: Intensive Arabic II
• ARA 621K: Intensive Arabic III
• ARA 621L: Intensive Arabic IV
• ARA 679H: Honors Tutorial Course
• ARA 698: Thesis
• ARA 699R: Dissertation
• ARA 699W: Dissertation
• ARA - Arabic
• ARC 119S: Topics in Architecture
• ARC 128C: Advanced Connexus Forum Seminar Series
• ARC 129S: Topics in Architecture
• ARC 170V: Topics in Digital Technology and Fabrication
• ARC 170W: Topics in Disaster Recovery
• ARC 180V.1: Creative Robotics
• ARC 180V: Topics in Digital Technology and Fabrication
• ARC 180W: Topics in Disaster Recovery
• ARC 190C: Architecture Practicum
• ARC 221K: Visual Communication III
• ARC 279: Architectural Research
• ARC 301D: Connecting Research Experience
• ARC 308: Architecture and Society
• ARC 309W: Frank Lloyd Wright: Organic Architecture
• ARC 310K: Design I
• ARC 310L: Design II
• ARC 311K: Visual Communication I
• ARC 311L: Visual Communication II
• ARC 312C: Appropriate Materials
• ARC 312R: Topics in Introductory Design Studies
• ARC 318K: World Architecture: Origins to 1750
• ARC 318L: World Architecture: The Industrial Revolution to the Present
• ARC 320C: Connecting Research Experience
• ARC 320D: Intermediate Studio I
• ARC 320K: Design III
• ARC 321D: Design III Intermediate
• ARC 323D: Design III Intermediate Studio
• ARC 326R.1: Twenty-Second-Century Materials
• ARC 326R: Topics in Design and Practice
• ARC 327C: Urban Design History, Theory, and Criticism
• ARC 327D: Supraficial
• ARC 327E: Alternative Real Estate Action
• ARC 327F: American Dream: Status Quo and Alternatives
• ARC 327G: Regenerative Architecture
• ARC 327J: Theory of Architecture I
• ARC 327P: Productions
• ARC 327R.10: Energy Modeling and The Design Process
• ARC 327R.11: Global Housing Challenge
• ARC 327R.12: Light and Sustainable Design
• ARC 327R.13: Managing the Design Project
• ARC 327R.14: Place and Historical Imagination
• ARC 327R.15: Poetics of Building
• ARC 327R.16: Smart, Green, and Just
• ARC 327R.17: Solar Geometry/Energy Flow in Building
• ARC 327R.18: Timber Technologies
• ARC 327R.19: Urban Land Institute Workshop
• ARC 327R.1: Architectural Criticism
• ARC 327R.20: Introduction to Urban Ecology
• ARC 327R.21: Urban Agricultural Systems
• ARC 327R.22: Native Plants
• ARC 327R.23: Computational Design
• ARC 327R.24: Race and Gender by Design
• ARC 327R.25: Architecture Computation
• ARC 327R.26: Composition and Architecture
• ARC 327R.27: Sustainable Architectural Design
• ARC 327R.28: Sustainability: Why This Way
• ARC 327R.29: Architectural Interrogations
• ARC 327R.2: Architectural Photography
• ARC 327R.30: Building Matters
• ARC 327R.31: Spatial Stories
• ARC 327R.3: City as Form and Idea
• ARC 327R.4: Community Design Engagement
• ARC 327R.5: Design Firm Leadership
• ARC 327R.6: Design of New Communities
• ARC 327R.7: Design Process
• ARC 327R.8: Designing the Way We Build
• ARC 327R.9: Eileen Gray and E. 1027
• ARC 327R: Topics in Architectural Theory
• ARC 327U: Technology/Technique Sustainable Design
• ARC 328D: Advanced Drawing
• ARC 328F: Digital Drawing and Fabrication
• ARC 328G: Design Logics: Projection and Proportion in Architecture
• ARC 328P: Prototype
• ARC 328Q: Rendering and Animation for the Built Environment
• ARC 328R.1: Building Information Modeling and Representation
• ARC 328R: Topics in Visualization and Fabrication
• ARC 328S: Global Visual Communication
• ARC 328V: Digital Visualization and the Built Environment
• ARC 328W: Wood Design
• ARC 334K: Environmental Controls I
• ARC 334L: Environmental Controls II
• ARC 335M: Construction V
• ARC 335T: Architectural Details and Materials
• ARC 342C: Mexican Architecture and Urbanism: From Pre-Columbian to Contemporary
• ARC 342D: Frank Lloyd Wright: Design, Method, Theory
• ARC 342E: History and Theories of Landscape Architecture I
• ARC 342F: History and Theories of Landscape Architecture II
• ARC 342G: The American Home: Identity, Process, and Marketing
• ARC 342J: Originality and Tradition in Baroque Rome: Borromini
• ARC 342K: Representing Landscape and Architecture, 1500-2015
• ARC 342R.10: Modern American Design
• ARC 342R.11: Modern Landscape Architecture 1900-1970
• ARC 342R.12: Romes Gardens and Landscapes
• ARC 342R.13: History of Architectural Theory
• ARC 342R.14: Professional Design Practice: Baroque Rome
• ARC 342R.15: African American Experience in Architecture
• ARC 342R.16: History of American City Building
• ARC 342R.1: Twentieth-Century Latin American Architecture
• ARC 342R.2: American Architecture
• ARC 342R.3: Brazilian Urban
• ARC 342R.4: Central European Architecture, 1648-Present
• ARC 342R.5: German Modernism
• ARC 342R.6: History of Architecture Since 1985
• ARC 342R.7: History of Building Technology
• ARC 342R.8: Hybridity in Landscape/Architecture
• ARC 342R.9: Loos and Mies
• ARC 342R: Topics in the History of Architecture
• ARC 342S: Modern European Architecture
• ARC 342T: Advanced Architecture History
• ARC 342U: Modern History of Sustainable Architecture
• ARC 350R.3: Urban Design Practice
• ARC 350R.4: Economy/Value/Quality of Life
• ARC 350R: Topics in Design Theory
• ARC 351R.11: Wood Design
• ARC 351R: Visual Communication
• ARC 361S: Internship
• ARC 361T: Technical Communication
• ARC 362: Professional Practice
• ARC 368R: Topics in the History of Architecture
• ARC 369J: City Architecture
• ARC 378R: Bachelor Design Study, Part I
• ARC 380C.1: Living Wall: Design and Fabrication
• ARC 380C.2: Reality Capture for Architecture
• ARC 380C.3: Material Info: Design through Fabrication
• ARC 380C.4: Building Information Modeling and Representation
• ARC 380C: Topics in Visualization and Fabrication
• ARC 380D.1: Twenty-Second-Century Materials
• ARC 380D: Topics in Design and Practice
• ARC 381D: Architectural Drawing
• ARC 381F: Digital Drawing and Fabrication
• ARC 381R: Advanced Visual Communication
• ARC 381T: Technical Communication
• ARC 381W: Visual Communication Workshop
• ARC 382P: Professional Residency Program Portfolio
• ARC 382R: Professional Residency Program Paper
• ARC 384F: Environmental Control: Heat, Air, and Water
• ARC 384G: Environmental Control: Light, Sound, and Electricity
• ARC 384K: Environmental Control I
• ARC 384L: Environmental Control II
• ARC 385K: Construction I
• ARC 385L: Construction II
• ARC 385M: Construction III
• ARC 385N: Construction IV
• ARC 385Q: Construction
• ARC 385R: Structures I
• ARC 385S: Structures II
• ARC 385T.1: Architectural Conservation: Field Methods
• ARC 385T.2: Architectural Conservation: Lab Methods
• ARC 386C: Architectural Theory: Contemporary Issues
• ARC 386D: Architectural Theory: Historical Overview
• ARC 386K: Theory of Architecture I
• ARC 386L: Theory of Architecture II
• ARC 386M.10: Eileen Gray and E.1027
• ARC 386M.11: Energy Modeling and the Design Process
• ARC 386M.12: Global Housing Challenge
• ARC 386M.13: Light and Sustainable Design
• ARC 386M.14: Managing the Design Project
• ARC 386M.15: Place and Historical Imagination
• ARC 386M.16: Poetics of Building
• ARC 386M.17: Advanced Theories of Architecture
• ARC 386M.18: Smart, Green and Just
• ARC 386M.19: Solar Geometry and Energy Flow
• ARC 386M.20: Technology/Techniques Sustainable Design
• ARC 386M.21: Timber Technologies
• ARC 386M.22: Urban Land Institute Workshop
• ARC 386M.23: Alternative Real Estate Action
• ARC 386M.24: The American Dream: Status Quo and Alternatives
• ARC 386M.25: Preservation Law
• ARC 386M.26: Computational Design
• ARC 386M.27: Research Design
• ARC 386M.28: Society, Nature, and Technology
• ARC 386M.29: Futures and Cities
• ARC 386M.2: Architectural Criticism
• ARC 386M.30: Race and Gender by Design
• ARC 386M.31: Architecture Computation
• ARC 386M.32: Composition and Architecture
• ARC 386M.33: Regenerative Architecture
• ARC 386M.34: Sustainable Architectural Design
• ARC 386M.35: Sustainability: Why This Way
• ARC 386M.36: Introduction to Urban Ecology
• ARC 386M.37: Graphic Documentation
• ARC 386M.38: National Register of Historic Places
• ARC 386M.39: Architectural Interrogations
• ARC 386M.3: Architectural Photography
• ARC 386M.40: Inside Utopia
• ARC 386M.41: Designing for Human Behavior
• ARC 386M.42: Building Matters
• ARC 386M.43: Spatial Stories
• ARC 386M.4: City as Form and Idea
• ARC 386M.5: Community Design Engagement
• ARC 386M.6: Design Firm Leadership
• ARC 386M.7: Design of New Communities
• ARC 386M.8: Design Process
• ARC 386M.9: Designing the Way We Build
• ARC 388R.10: Modern American Design
• ARC 388R.11: History of Architectural Theory
• ARC 388R.1: 20th Century Latin American Architecture
• ARC 388R.12: Romes Gardens and Landscapes
• ARC 388R.13: Modern History of Sustainable Architecture
• ARC 388R.14: Modern European Architecture
• ARC 388R.15: Methodologies in Architectural History
• ARC 388R.16: Advanced Architectural History
• ARC 388R.17: Preservation History and Theory
• ARC 388R.18: Preservation Planning and Practice
• ARC 388R.19: Design Logics: Projection and Proportion in Architecture
• ARC 388R.20: Migratory Urbanism
• ARC 388R.21: Professional Design Practice: Baroque Rome
• ARC 388R.22: Cultural Landscape and Ethnographic Methods
• ARC 388R.23: Borderlands and Mexican Built Environment History
• ARC 388R.24: African American Experience in Architecture
• ARC 388R.25: History of the Profession: Architecture and Capitalism
• ARC 388R.26: Theorizing Space in the Americas
• ARC 388R.27: History of American City Building
• ARC 388R.2: American Architecture
• ARC 388R.3: Brazilian Urban Theory
• ARC 388R.4: History of Central European Architecture, 1648-Present
• ARC 388R.5: German Modernism
• ARC 388R.6: History of Architecture Since 1985
• ARC 388R.7: History of Building Technology
• ARC 388R.8: Hybridity in Landscape/Architecture
• ARC 388R.9: Loos and Mies
• ARC 388R: Topics in the History of Architecture and Historic Preservation
• ARC 391C: Urban Design History, Theory, and Criticism
• ARC 391D: Supraficial
• ARC 391P: Productions
• ARC 392D: Advanced Drawing
• ARC 392P: Prototype
• ARC 392V: Digital Visualization and the Built Environment
• ARC 392W: Wood Design
• ARC 393: Visual Communication
• ARC 394S: Horizontal Studio
• ARC 395C: Mexican Architecture and Urbanism: From Pre-Columbian to Contemporary
• ARC 395D: Frank Lloyd Wright: Design, Method, Theory
• ARC 395E: History and Theories of Landscape Architecture I
• ARC 395F: History and Theories of Landscape Architecture II
• ARC 395G: The American Home: Identity, Process, and Marketing
• ARC 395J: Originality & Tradition in Baroque Rome: Borromini
• ARC 395K: Representing Landscape and Architecture, 1500-2015
• ARC 397K: Doctoral Research in Architecture
• ARC 398D: Departmental Report
• ARC 398R: Master's Report
• ARC 415K: Construction I
• ARC 415L: Construction II
• ARC 435K: Construction III
• ARC 435L: Construction IV
• ARC 435R: Structures I
• ARC 435S: Structures II
• ARC 520E: Intermediate Studio II
• ARC 520F: Intermediate Studio III
• ARC 520G: Intermediate Studio IV
• ARC 520L: Design IV
• ARC 520M: Design V
• ARC 521E: Design IV Intermediate
• ARC 521F: Design V Intermediate
• ARC 521G: Design VI Intermediate
• ARC 523E: Design IV Intermediate Studio
• ARC 523F: Design V Intermediate Studio
• ARC 530T: Design VI
• ARC 560R: Advanced Design
• ARC 560T: Advanced Design
• ARC 561C: Comprehensive Studio
• ARC 561R: Advanced Design
• ARC 578S: Bachelor Design Study, Part II
• ARC 690H: Master's Design Studio--Dual Degree
• ARC 690J: Urban Design Project: Dual Degree
• ARC 693K: Urban Design Studio
• ARC 694: Architectural Design: Vertical Studio
• ARC 695: Advanced Architectural Design: Comprehensive Studio
• ARC 695S: Advanced Architectural Design: Integrative Studio
• ARC 696: Advanced Architectural Design
• ARC 697U: Urban Design Project
• ARC 698: Thesis
• ARC 699R: Dissertation
• ARC 699W: Dissertation
• ARC - Architecture
• Architecture
• ARE 102: Introduction to Architectural Engineering
• ARE 119S: Topics in Architectural Engineering
• ARE 125N: Cooperative Engineering
• ARE 129S: Topics in Architectural Engineering
• ARE 177K.7: Independent Study
• ARE 177K: Studies in Architectural Engineering
• ARE 177R: Internship
• ARE 217: Computer-Aided Design and Graphics
• ARE 225M: Cooperative Engineering
• ARE 320K: Introduction to Design I
• ARE 320L: Introduction to Design II
• ARE 323K: Project Management and Economics
• ARE 325L: Cooperative Engineering
• ARE 335: Materials and Methods of Building Construction
• ARE 345K: Masonry Engineering
• ARE 346N: Building Environmental Systems
• ARE 346P: HVAC Design
• ARE 358: Cost Estimating in Building Construction
• ARE 366: Contracts, Liability, and Ethics
• ARE 371: Energy Simulation in Building Design
• ARE 372: Modeling of Air and Pollutant Flows in Buildings
• ARE 376: Building Information Modeling for Capital Projects
• ARE 377S: Emerging Technology: Survey
• ARE 377T: Emerging Technologies: Technical Elective
• ARE 382: Independent Studies in Architectural Engineering
• ARE 383: Research Studies in Architectural Engineering
• ARE 389U: Energy Simulation in Building Design
• ARE 389V: Modeling of Air and Pollutant Flows in Buildings
• ARE 465: Integrated Design Project
• ARE 679H: Undergraduate Honors Thesis
• ARE 698: Thesis
• ARE - Architectural Engineering
• Areas of Study
• ARH 301: Introduction to the Visual Arts
• ARH 302: Survey of Ancient through Medieval Art
• ARH 303: Survey of Renaissance through Modern Art
• ARH 304: Issues in Visual Culture
• ARH 314: Mexico City: Aztec to Modern
• ARH 321: Problems in Art Historical Research
• ARH 322: Issues in Exhibitions and Collections of Visual Arts
• ARH 325: Art and Archaeology of the Ancient Near East
• ARH 326J: The Parthenon Through the Ages
• ARH 326K: Myth and Images in the Greek and Roman Mediterranean
• ARH 326L: Visual Cultures of the Mediterranean Islands
• ARH 326M: Art and Archaeology of Greek Sanctuaries
• ARH 326N: Hellenistic Art and Architecture
• ARH 327J: Greek Architecture
• ARH 327L: Ancient Greek Art
• ARH 327M: Hellenistic Art and Architecture
• ARH 327P: Roman Imperial Architecture
• ARH 327R: Art in the Lives of Ordinary Romans
• ARH 327S: Art and Politics in Republican Rome
• ARH 327T: Art in the Age of Hadrian
• ARH 327U: Love, Beauty, and Protection
• ARH 328J: Arts of Islam, 650-1500
• ARH 328K: Arts of Islam 1500-Present
• ARH 329J: Byzantine Art
• ARH 329K: Early Medieval Art
• ARH 329N: Art and Architecture of Late Antiquity
• ARH 329P: Medieval Italy
• ARH 329R: Romanesque Art and Architecture
• ARH 329T: Art in the Age of Dante and Giotto
• ARH 330G: Art at Court: The Gothic Period
• ARH 330J: Gothic Cathedral: Amiens
• ARH 331J: Art and Experience in Central Italy
• ARH 331K: Early Italian Renaissance Art to 1470
• ARH 331L: High Renaissance Art
• ARH 331M: Mannerist and Early Baroque Art
• ARH 331N: Later Quattrocento Art, 1470-1500
• ARH 331P: Art and the City in Renaissance Italy
• ARH 331Q: Art in Medici Florence
• ARH 331R: Michelangelo and His World
• ARH 331S: Art, Geology, and Place in Italy
• ARH 332K: Northern Renaissance Art, 1350-1500
• ARH 332L: Northern Renaissance Art, 1500-1600
• ARH 333K: Italian Baroque Art
• ARH 333L: The Age of Rembrandt and Rubens: Northern Baroque Art
• ARH 333M: Rembrandt and Vermeer
• ARH 334: Eighteenth-Century European Art
• ARH 335F: Art and the Moral Law
• ARH 335G: Art and Landscape 1778-1908
• ARH 335H: Buddhist Traditions and Nineteenth-Century Art
• ARH 335J: Nineteenth-Century Art
• ARH 335N: European Art, 1789-1848
• ARH 335P: European Art, 1848-1900
• ARH 335R: Burne-Jones and Friends
• ARH 335T: Goya in Context
• ARH 336D: Derek Jarman: Art and Film
• ARH 337K: Twentieth-Century European Art to 1940
• ARH 338J: Performing Art History
• ARH 338L: Art since 1930: Modernism and Mass Modernity
• ARH 338M: Art and Culture: 1968 and After
• ARH 338N: Sculpture as Model in the Twentieth Century
• ARH 338V: Magazine as Archive: View Magazine 1940-1947
• ARH 339J: American Art: Colonial Era to the Civil War
• ARH 339K: American Art: Civil War to the Armory Show
• ARH 339L: Twentieth-Century American Art to the 1950s
• ARH 339M: American Art, 1958-1985
• ARH 339N: Painting in America to 1860
• ARH 339P: Painting in the United States, 1860-1913
• ARH 339R: Art, Art History, and Medicine
• ARH 340L: History of Photography
• ARH 341J: Nineteenth-Century Latin American Art
• ARH 341M: Contemporary Mexican Art
• ARH 341N: Other Modernities: Latin American Art
• ARH 341P: Contemporary Latin American Art
• ARH 341Q: Women in Latin American Art
• ARH 341R: Apertures: Film and Photography Through Greater Mexico
• ARH 341S: Art Cinemas of the Americas
• ARH 342J: Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies in the Fine Arts
• ARH 344J: Twentieth-Century African American Art
• ARH 344L: Art of the Harlem Renaissance
• ARH 345J: Contemporary Artists of the African Diaspora
• ARH 345K: Contemporary British Artists of the African Diaspora
• ARH 345L: Diaspora Visions
• ARH 345M: Visual Arts of the Caribbean
• ARH 345N: Cinema of the African Diaspora
• ARH 346K: Introduction to African Art
• ARH 346M: Visual Cultures of Africa
• ARH 346: Traditional Arts of Africa and Oceania
• ARH 347J: Preclassic Mesoamerican Art and Civilization
• ARH 347N: Aztec Art and Civilization
• ARH 347P: Mesoamerican Writing Systems
• ARH 347R: Architecture and Sculpture in the Maya World
• ARH 348K: Formation of Indian Art, 1000 BCE to 1000 CE
• ARH 348L: Later Indian Art
• ARH 348M: The Taj Mahal and the Diversity of Indian Art
• ARH 348N: Buddhist Art
• ARH 348P: Art in the Himalayas
• ARH 349K: Traditional Chinese Art and Culture
• ARH 349L: Contemporary Chinese Art
• ARH 359: Topics in Feminism and Gender
• ARH 360L: Topics in the History of Photography
• ARH 361L: Topics in Ancient Near Eastern Art
• ARH 361: Topics in Latin American and Latinx Art
• ARH 362R: Topics in the Art of Late Antiquity
• ARH 362: Topics in Greek and Roman Art
• ARH 363: Topics in Medieval Art
• ARH 364: Topics in Renaissance Art
• ARH 365: Topics in Baroque Art
• ARH 366J: Topics in Nineteenth-Century Art
• ARH 366N: Topics in Twentieth-Century Art
• ARH 366P: Topics in Modernism
• ARH 367: Topics in the Art of North America
• ARH 370J.1: Ancient Maya Writing and History
• ARH 370J.2: Sacred Landscapes of the Precolumbian World
• ARH 370J.3: Baroque Art and Architecture in Spanish America
• ARH 370J: Study in Guatemala
• ARH 370: Topics in Pre-Columbian Art
• ARH 372.1: Chinese Literati Art
• ARH 372.2: Introduction to Japanese Art
• ARH 372: Topics in the Art of Asia
• ARH 373C: Topics in Africana Art
• ARH 373D: Topics in Diaspora Art
• ARH 373E: Topics in African American Art
• ARH 374.3: Colonial Encounter
• ARH 374: Special Topics in the History of Art
• ARH 375: Theories and Methods in the History of Art
• ARH 376: Reading Tutorial in Art History Problems
• ARH 379H: Thesis Course for Departmental Honors
• ARH 381.1: Contemporary Brazilian Art
• ARH 381L.1: Visual Cultures in the Ancient Near East
• ARH 381: Topics in Latin American and Latinx Art
• ARH 382.1: Parthenon Throughout the Ages
• ARH 382.2: Seeing Gods
• ARH 382.3: Pompeii and Ostia: Visual Representation and Acculturation
• ARH 382.4: Art and Politics in Republican Rome
• ARH 382.5: Construction, Deconstruction, Reconstruction in Ancient Rome
• ARH 382.6: Art of the Roman Dictatorship
• ARH 383.1: The Islamic City
• ARH 384.1: Michelangelo and His World
• ARH 386P.1: Art Criticism, Theory, and Contemporary Art
• ARH 386P.2: Writing About Contemporary Art
• ARH 386P.3: Film Cultures of the 1960s
• ARH 386P.4: Archives and the History of Everyday Life
• ARH 386P.5: Magazine as Archive
• ARH 386P: Topics in Modernism
• ARH 393C: Topics in Africana Art
• ARH 393D.1: Visualizing Slavery
• ARH 393D: Topics in Diaspora Art
• ARH 393E: Topics in African American Art
• ARH 394.1: Critical Theory, Poststructuralism, and Art History
• ARH 394.3: Poststructuralist Methods in Art History
• ARH 394.4: When Practice Encounters Theory
• ARH 394.5: Visual Cultures in Cyberspace
• ARH 394.6: Issues in Museum Studies
• ARH 396C: Reading Tutorial
• ARH 698: Thesis
• ARH 699R: Dissertation
• ARH 699W: Dissertation
• ARH - Art History
• ARI 130: Interior Design Internship
• ARI 320K: Design III--Interiors
• ARI 350R.1: Design Firm Leadership
• ARI 350R.2: Managing the Design Project
• ARI 350R: Topics in Interior Design Theory
• ARI 368S: Topics in the History of Architecture and Architectural Interior Design
• ARI 381D: Architectural Drawing
• ARI 381R.1: Advanced Drawing
• ARI 381R: Topics in Representation
• ARI 382D: Mediating Interiors
• ARI 384F: Environmental Control: Heat, Air and Water
• ARI 384G: Environmental Control: Light, Sound and Electricity
• ARI 384K: Environmental Control I
• ARI 384L: Environmental Control II
• ARI 385K: Construction I
• ARI 385L: Construction II: Interior Materials and Assemblies
• ARI 386M.1: Interiors and Society
• ARI 386M.2: Inside Utopia
• ARI 386M.3: Reimagining Design Precedent
• ARI 386M.4: Design Firm Leadership
• ARI 386M.5: Managing the Design Project
• ARI 386M: Topics in Interior Design Theory and Criticism
• ARI 388: Designing for Human Behavior
• ARI 392F: Digital Drawing and Fabrication
• ARI 530K: Design V--Interiors
• ARI 530T: Design VI--Interiors
• ARI 560R: Advanced Interior Design
• ARI 693L: Interior Design Core Studio II
• ARI 693: Master's Design Studio
• ARI 693M: Interior Design Core Studio III
• ARI 696: Advanced Interior Design Studio
• ARI 698: Thesis
• ARI - Architectural Interior Design
• ART 119Q: Topics in Studio Art
• ART 179S.1: Game Development Capstone: Two-Dimensional Games
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• ART 361J: Painting IV: Figure Painting
• ART 361K: Painting IV
• ART 363K: Advanced Sculpture
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• ART 365G: Advanced Printmaking: Serigraphy
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• ART 366K: Advanced Life Drawing
• ART 368N: Advanced Drawing
• ART 370S: Senior Seminar in Art
• ART 372K: Advanced Photography
• ART 376: Independent Study: Studio Art
• ART 376K: Contemporary Issues in Photography
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• ART 377D: Advanced Sculptural Ceramics
• ART 377E: Advanced Contemporary Vessels
• ART 379K: Advanced Watercolor Painting
• ART 379R: Advanced Topics in Studio Art: Seminar
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• ART 380: Group Critique in Studio Art
• ART 383: Graduate Independent Study Outside Student's Concentration
• ART 384F: Master of Fine Arts First-Year Seminar
• ART 390.1: Model, 3D Scan, and Digital Fabrication
• ART 390: Advanced Issues in Studio Art
• ART 398P: Professional Practices for Fine Artists
• ART 398R: Master's Portfolio Report
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• ART 681: Graduate Committee Study
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• ASE 346: Viscous Fluid Flow
• ASE 347: Introduction to Computational Fluid Dynamics
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• ASE 357: Mechanics of Composite Materials
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• ASE 379L.9: Selected Topics in Controls
• ASE 379L: Studies in Aerospace Engineering
• ASE 380P.1: Analytical Methods I
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• ASE 381P.10: Learning for Dynamics and Controls
• ASE 381P.11: Nonlinear Dynamics and Control
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• ASE 381P.13: Decision and Control of Human-Centered Robots
• ASE 381P.14: System ID and Adaptive Control
• ASE 381P.15: Formal Methods for Robotics
• ASE 381P.3: Optimal Control Theory
• ASE 381P.6: Statistical Estimation Theory
• ASE 381P.7: Advanced Topics in Estimation Theory
• ASE 381P.8: Stochastic Detection, Estimation, and Control
• ASE 381P.9: Human Centered Robotics
• ASE 389P.10: Fundamentals and Geophysical Application of Imaging Radar Systems
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• ASE 396: Special Topics
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• ASE 679H: Undergraduate Honors Thesis
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• ASE 698: Thesis
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• ASE - Aerospace Engineering
• Asian American Studies
• Asian Cultures and Languages
• Asian Studies
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• ASL 311D: American Sign Language III: Intermediate
• ASL 312K: Second-Year American Sign Language I
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• ASL 320: Advanced American Sign Language Conversation
• ASL 336: Introduction to Sign Interpreting
• ASL 350.1: American Sign Language Literature
• ASL 350: Topics in American Sign Language, Deaf Studies, and Interpreting
• ASL 352: Deaf Culture
• ASL 357: Undergraduate Research
• ASL 506: First-Year American Sign Language I
• ASL 507: First-Year American Sign Language II
• ASL 601C: Accelerated First-Year American Sign Language
• ASL 601D: American Sign Language I: Beginning
• ASL 610D: American Sign Language II: Beginning
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• ASL - American Sign Language
• AST 110C: Conference Course in Astronomy
• AST 110K: Topics in Astronomy Research
• AST 175C: Conference Course in Astronomy
• AST 275: Topics in Astronomy Research
• AST 301: Introduction to Astronomy
• AST 307: Introductory Astronomy
• AST 309.1: Popular Astronomy
• AST 309C: Birth of Stars and Planets
• AST 309G: Popular Astronomy for Nonscience Students
• AST 309L: Search for Extraterrestrial Life
• AST 309N: Lives and Deaths of Stars
• AST 309P: Astronomy in Science Fiction
• AST 309Q: Time and the Cosmos
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• AST 376R: A Practical Introduction to Research Methods
• AST 376: Special Topics in Advanced Astronomy
• AST 379H: Honors Tutorial Course
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• B A 018H: Business Honors Program Seminar
• B A 101H: Professional Development and Career Planning: Honors
• B A 101S: Professional Development and Career Planning
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• B A 105: Topics in Business Administration Leadership
• B A 118C: Forum Seminar Series
• B A 119: International Learning Seminar
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• B A 140S: Topics in Business Administration
• B A 149: International Learning Seminar
• B A 151H: Honors Lyceum in Business Administration
• B A 176C: Advanced Topics in Finance and Accounting
• B A 176D: Advanced Topics in Marketing
• B A 176E: Advanced Topics in Leadership and Management
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• B A 176L: Advanced Topics in Strategic Decision Making and Risk Management
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• B A 178F: Independent Research in Foundations of Business Administration
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• B A 180G: Executive Seminar
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• B A 180S: Managerial Economics
• B A 184S.1: Managerial Microeconomics
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• B A 190D: Management Information Systems
• B A 191.7: Operations Management
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• B A 280N: Operations Management
• B A 281M: Marketing Management for Executives
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• B A 288F: Foundations of Strategy for Executives
• B A 291.5: Accounting
• B A 320F: Foundations of Entrepreneurship
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• B A 352F: Internship in Foundations of Business Administration
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• Bachelor of Science in Radio-Television-Film
• Bachelor of Science in Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences
• Bachelor of Science in Statistics and Data Science
• Bachelor of Science in Textiles and Apparel
• Bachelor of Social Work
• BAX 119S: Topics in Business Analytics
• BAX 129S: Topics in Business Analytics
• BAX 305: Programming for Data Analytics
• BAX 327: Data Management
• BAX 357: Predictive Analytics
• BAX 358: Optimization Methods and Decision Making
• BAX 365: Ethics of Business Analytics
• BAX 366: Advanced Programming for Data Analytics
• BAX 366P: Business Analytics Practicum
• BAX 367: Advanced Predictive Analytics
• BAX 368: Advanced Optimization Methods and Decision Making
• BAX 372.10: Data Driven Marketing
• BAX 372.14: Quantitative Investment Management
• BAX 372.16: Supply Chain Analytics
• BAX 372.17: Health Care Analytics
• BAX 372.1: Advanced Analytics Programming
• BAX 372.20: Financial and Econometric Time Series Modeling
• BAX 372.21: Time Series Forecasting
• BAX 372.23: Social Media Analytics
• BAX 372.2: Predictive Analytics and Data Mining
• BAX 372.4: User Generated Content Analytics
• BAX 372.5: Financial Technology
• BAX 372.6: Optimization Method in Finance
• BAX 372.7: People Analytics
• BAX 372.8: Pricing and Channels
• BAX 372.9: Data Analytics for Marketing
• BAX 372: Topics in Business Analytics
• BAX 372: Topics in Business Analytics
• BAX 375: Business Analytics in Practice
• BAX - Business Analytics
• BCH 115T: Special Topics in Biotechnology
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• BCH 197C: Advanced Study and Research in Biochemistry
• BCH 206K: Undergraduate Research
• BCH 219L: Introduction to Biochemical Laboratory Practices and Skills
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• BCH 347: Topics in Biochemistry
• BCH 350: Quantitative Analysis of Cellular and Molecular Biology
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• BCH 365D: Structure and Function of Proteins and Nucleic Acids
• BCH 368R: Supervised Capstone Research
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• BCH 370: Physical Methods of Biochemistry
• BCH 379H: Biochemistry Honors Tutorial Course
• BCH 381D: Structure-Aided Drug Discovery
• BCH 387D: Physical Methods in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
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• BDP 101.10: Introduction to Smart Cities
• BDP 101.11: Patients, Practitioners, and Cultures of Care
• BDP 101.12: Professional Ethics in Law, Business, and Medicine
• BDP 101.13: Social Inequality, Health, and Policy
• BDP 101.14: Narrative Leadership
• BDP 101.1: Children and Society
• BDP 101.2: Environmental Change and Sustainability
• BDP 101.3: Exploring Digital Arts and Media
• BDP 101.4: Health Inequality in Childhood and Adolescence
• BDP 101.5: Human Rights and Social Justice
• BDP 101.6: Introduction to Conflict Resolution and Peace Studies
• BDP 101.7: Introduction to the Non-Profit World
• BDP 101.8: Introduction to Museum Studies
• BDP 101.9: Introduction to Public Policy
• BDP 101: Forum Seminar Series
• BDP 110: Connecting Research Experience
• BDP 119.1: Human Rights: Theories and Practice
• BDP 119.2: Museum Studies
• BDP 119.3: Smart Cities
• BDP 119: Specialized Forum Seminar Series
• BDP 120: Connecting Research Experience
• BDP 120K: Connecting Research Experience
• BDP 121: Connecting Internship Experience
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• BDP 125K: Connecting Internship Experience
• BDP 126: Advanced Forum Seminar Series
• BDP 129.1: Race and Medicine in American Life
• BDP 129: Specialized Advanced Forum Seminar Series
• BDP 211: Connecting Internship Experience
• BDP 310S: Connecting Research Experience: Service Learning
• BDP 311S: Connecting Internship Experience: Service Learning
• BDP 319D: Introduction to Digital Media Production
• BDP 320F: Connecting Research Experience
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• BDP 320S: Connecting Research Experience: Service Learning
• BDP 321M: Connecting Internship Experience: Service Learning
• BDP 321S: Connecting Internship Experience: Service Learning
• BDP 322K: Team-Based Research Experience
• BDP 322: Team-Based Research Experience
• BDP - Bridging Disciplines
• BEN 381: Conference Course in Bengali Language and Culture
• BEN - Bengali
• BGS 140S: Topics in Business, Government, and Society
• BGS 170.2: Ethics, CSR, and Service Learning
• BGS 170.3: Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility
• BGS 170.4: International Business and Politics
• BGS 170.5: Global Business Sustainability
• BGS 170.6: Business and Society
• BGS 170S: Social and Cultural Entrepreneurship
• BGS 175: Business and Policy in the Age of Inequality
• BGS 179: Independent Research in Business, Government, and Society
• BGS 180G: Business and Policy in the Age of Inequality
• BGS 281M: Social and Ethical Responsibility of Business
• BGS 287: Business Integrity
• BGS 301H: Microeconomics: Honors
• BGS 302H: Macroeconomics: Honors
• BGS 312W: Business, Government, and Public Policy: Washington Campus
• BGS 321H: Economics of Strategic Behavior
• BGS 322H: Strategic Management of the Nonmarket Environment: Honors
• BGS 370.10: Nontechnical Exploration and Production
• BGS 370.1: Energy Technology and Policy
• BGS 370: Topics in Business, Government, and Society
• BGS 371: Corporate Political Strategy
• BGS 372: Strategic Corporate Social Responsibility
• BGS 373: Strategic Corporate Communication
• BGS 374: Global Political Economy
• BGS 380C: Strategic Corporate Communication
• BGS 380D: Strategic Corporate Social Responsibility
• BGS 380E: Global Political Economy
• BGS 381E: Law, Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility: Energy
• BGS 381: Law, Ethics, and Corporate Social Responsibility
• BGS 381L: Social and Ethical Responsibility of Business
• BGS 381N: Social and Ethical Responsibilities of Accountants
• BGS 382: Corporate Political Strategy
• BGS 383: Business Ethics in the Global Market
• BGS 385: Business, Government, and Public Policy
• BGS 385W: Business, Government, and Public Policy: Washington Campus
• BGS 388: Behavioral Economics
• BGS 389: Environmental Regulation of Business
• BGS - Business, Government, and Society
• BIO 068: Peer Assistant
• BIO 102C: Conference Course
• BIO 106M: Introduction to Lab Experiments in Biology
• BIO 106N: Introduction to Lab Experiments in Biology II
• BIO 119S: Topics in Biology
• BIO 122L: Structure, Physiology, and Reproduction of Seed Plants Laboratory
• BIO 124L: Survey of the Plant Kingdom Laboratory
• BIO 127L: Laboratory in General Phycology
• BIO 128L: Laboratory Experiments in Plant Physiology
• BIO 129L: Medical Mycology Laboratory
• BIO 129S: Topics in Biology
• BIO 137.10: Renewable Resources: Environment and Future
• BIO 137.12: Quality Assurance for the Biosciences
• BIO 137.13: Advanced Genetics
• BIO 137.1: Seminar in Human Biology
• BIO 137.5: Grant Writing and Research Skills
• BIO 137.6: Practical Ethics for Biologists
• BIO 137.7: Sleep Science
• BIO 137.9: The Emergence of Modern Biology
• BIO 137: Selected Topics in Biology
• BIO 148: Training Cruise(s): Research in Biological Oceanography
• BIO 165U: Human Systems Physiology Laboratory
• BIO 170C: Conference Course
• BIO 174L: Laboratory in Plant Anatomy and Histological Techniques
• BIO 182: Advanced Study and Research
• BIO 190: Topics in Microbiology
• BIO 206L: Introductory Laboratory Experiments in Biology
• BIO 226L: General Microbiology Laboratory
• BIO 230L: Virology Laboratory
• BIO 260L: Immunology Laboratory
• BIO 262L: Angiosperm Diversity Laboratory
• BIO 262: Plant Systematics
• BIO 301C: Topics in Biology
• BIO 301D: Biology for Business, Law, and Liberal Arts
• BIO 301E: Problems in Modern Biology
• BIO 301G: Genetics in the 21st Century
• BIO 301L: Molecules to Organisms
• BIO 301M: Ecology, Evolution, and Society
• BIO 302D: Science Literacy and Numeracy: Ecology and Evolution
• BIO 302E: Science Literacy and Numeracy: Genetics and Genomics
• BIO 302F: Science Literacy and Numeracy: Human Health and Disease
• BIO 302G: Science Literacy and Numeracy: Biotechnology and the Future
• BIO 305E: Plants, Environment, and Human Affairs
• BIO 305F: How Plants Sense and Respond to Stimuli
• BIO 307D: Biology of AIDS
• BIO 309D: The Human Body
• BIO 309F: Heredity, Evolution, and Society
• BIO 311C: Introductory Biology I
• BIO 311D: Introductory Biology II
• BIO 315H: Advanced Introduction to Genetics: Honors
• BIO 320: Cell Biology
• BIO 320L: Cell Biology Laboratory
• BIO 321G: Principles of Computational Biology
• BIO 321L: Aquatic Entomology
• BIO 322: Structure, Physiology, and Reproduction of Seed Plants
• BIO 323L: Laboratory Studies in Cell Biology
• BIO 324: Survey of the Plant Kingdom
• BIO 325: Genetics
• BIO 325H: Genetics: Honors
• BIO 325L: Laboratory Experience in Genetics
• BIO 325T: Human Genetics
• BIO 326M: Introductory Medical Microbiology and Immunology
• BIO 326R: General Microbiology
• BIO 327E: Epigenetics
• BIO 327: General Phycology
• BIO 328D: Discovery Laboratory in Plant Biology
• BIO 328: Introductory Plant Physiology
• BIO 328M: Biostatistics
• BIO 329: Medical Mycology
• BIO 329W: Cooperative Biological Sciences
• BIO 330: Molecular Biology of Animal Viruses
• BIO 331L: Laboratory Studies in Molecular Biology
• BIO 332: Yeast Cell Biology
• BIO 333: Molecular Genetics of Bacteriophages and Plasmids
• BIO 334: Global Health
• BIO 335: Introduction to Biochemical Engineering
• BIO 336: Tumor Biology
• BIO 337J: Computational Biology Laboratory
• BIO 338: Environmental Health
• BIO 339M: Bacterial Behavior and Signaling Mechanisms
• BIO 339: Metabolism and Biochemistry of Microorganisms
• BIO 340L: Biology of Birds
• BIO 342L: Field Ornithology
• BIO 343M: Transmembrane Signaling Mechanisms
• BIO 344: Molecular Biology
• BIO 345: Cell Physiology
• BIO 346: Human Biology
• BIO 347: Biology and Genetics of Immune Disorders
• BIO 349: Developmental Biology
• BIO 349L: Experiments in Developmental Biology
• BIO 349P: Pandemic Science
• BIO 350: Developmental, Stem Cell, and Regenerative Biology
• BIO 353F: Field Entomology
• BIO 353: Introduction to Health Informatics
• BIO 353S: Sleep Science
• BIO 354C: Cell Biology of Human Birth Defects
• BIO 354: Epidemiology
• BIO 354L: Ichthyology
• BIO 355: Microbial Biochemistry
• BIO 356E: Epigenetics and Epitranscriptomics
• BIO 359: Global Environmental Change
• BIO 360K: Immunology
• BIO 360M: Molecular Immunology
• BIO 361: Human Infectious Diseases
• BIO 361L: Clinical Bacteriology Laboratory
• BIO 361P: Public Health Internship
• BIO 361T: Comparative Animal Physiology
• BIO 363: Plant Speciation
• BIO 364E: Current Topics in Advanced Microbial Ecology
• BIO 364: Microbial Ecology
• BIO 365D: Principles of Drug Action
• BIO 365L: Neurobiology Laboratory
• BIO 365N: Development and Plasticity of the Nervous System
• BIO 365P: Laboratory in Integrative Physiology
• BIO 365R: Vertebrate Neurobiology
• BIO 365S: Human Systems Physiology
• BIO 365T: Neurobiology of Disease
• BIO 365W: Neurobiology of Addiction
• BIO 366C: Ion Channels and the Molecular Physiology of Neuronal Signaling
• BIO 366D: Synaptic Physiology and Plasticity
• BIO 366E: Visual Neuroscience
• BIO 366F: Infrastructure of Synaptic Connections in the Brain
• BIO 366L: Neuroimaging Laboratory
• BIO 366: Microbial Genetics
• BIO 366M: Mathematical and Computational Neuroscience I
• BIO 366N: Mathematical and Computational Neuroscience II
• BIO 366P: Laboratory in Psychophysics
• BIO 366R: Molecular Genetics and Medicine
• BIO 366S: Neuromolecular Genetics and Disease Laboratory
• BIO 367C: Cellular and Molecular Bases of Neural Development
• BIO 367F: Foundations of Human Neuroimaging
• BIO 367V: Evolutionary Neurobiology
• BIO 367W: Laboratory in Behavioral Neuroscience
• BIO 368L: Techniques in Molecular Genetics
• BIO 369F: Field Herpetology
• BIO 369L: Herpetology
• BIO 371L: Experimental Physiology
• BIO 371M: Neuronal Basis of Brain and Behavior
• BIO 372C: Biology Peer Mentors in Research/Teaching
• BIO 373L: Ecology Laboratory
• BIO 379G: Advanced Mammalian Genetics
• BIO 379J: Regulation of Eukaryotic Gene Expression
• BIO 380C: Advanced Conservation Biology
• BIO 380E: Advanced Microbial Ecology
• BIO 380F: Biology of Birds
• BIO 380G: Methods in Ecological Genomics
• BIO 380L: Advanced Systematics
• BIO 380M: Topics in Biology (Cooperative Programs)
• BIO 380P: Population Genetics
• BIO 380S: Animal Sexuality
• BIO 380U: Brain, Behavior, and Evolution
• BIO 380V: Biological Foundations of Decision Making
• BIO 381: Advanced Plant Physiology
• BIO 381E: Ecology Seminar
• BIO 381K.10: Basic Processes of Nerve Cells
• BIO 381K.9: Comparative Animal Physiology
• BIO 381K: Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior: Physiology and Biophysics
• BIO 381P: Advanced Plant Physiology
• BIO 382E: Epigenetics
• BIO 382K.1: Recent Advances in Computational Biology
• BIO 382K.2: Network Modeling in Biology
• BIO 382K.3: Modeling Infectious Disease Dynamics
• BIO 382K.4: Current Subjects in Biological Statistics
• BIO 382K.5: Informatics and Data Analysis in Life Sciences
• BIO 382K.6: Programming for Biology
• BIO 382K.7: Ecological Theory and Modeling
• BIO 382K.8: Introduction to Biology for Data Science
• BIO 382K: Computational and Statistical Biology
• BIO 383K.6: Current Literature in Cell and Developmental Biology
• BIO 383K.7: Seminar in Physiology and Behavior
• BIO 383K.9: Survey of Animal Development
• BIO 383K: Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior: Development and Reproduction
• BIO 384C: Subjects and Skills in Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior I
• BIO 384D: Subjects and Skills in Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior II
• BIO 384E: Population Ecology
• BIO 384K.10: Ecological Studies in a Tropical-Temperate Transition
• BIO 384K.11: Ecological and Historical Biogeography
• BIO 384K.12: Mathematical Ecology
• BIO 384K.13: Aquatic Entomology
• BIO 384K.14: Advanced Systematics
• BIO 384K.15: Insect-Plant Relationships
• BIO 384K.16: Molecular Evolution
• BIO 384K.17: Behavioral Ecology
• BIO 384K.19: Natural Resource Management
• BIO 384K.1: Population Ecology
• BIO 384K.20: Recent Advances in Computational Biology
• BIO 384K.21: Recent Advances in Ecology and Systematics
• BIO 384K.22: Advanced Topics in Microbial Ecology
• BIO 384K.23: Invasion Ecology
• BIO 384K.24: Coevolution
• BIO 384K.25: Ecological and Evolutionary Genetics
• BIO 384K.26: Research Proposal Design and Writing
• BIO 384K.27: Python Programming for Biology
• BIO 384K.28: The Comparative Method: Evolution, Ecology, and Phylogeny
• BIO 384K.29: Recent Advances in Population Ecology
• BIO 384K.2: Ornithology
• BIO 384K.30: Recent Advances in Community Ecology
• BIO 384K.31: Recent Advances in Ecosystem Ecology
• BIO 384K.32: Recent Advances in Macroecology
• BIO 384K.33: Recent Advances in Conservation Biology
• BIO 384K.34: Recent Advances in Microbial Ecology
• BIO 384K.35: Global Environmental Change
• BIO 384K.36: Recent Advances in Evolution
• BIO 384K.37: Recent Advances in Coevolution
• BIO 384K.38: Recent Advances in Ecological and Evolutionary Genetics
• BIO 384K.39: Phylogenetic Perspectives in Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior
• BIO 384K.3: Herpetology
• BIO 384K.40: Recent Advances in Biogeography and Phylogeography
• BIO 384K.41: Recent Advances in Molecular and Genomic Evolution
• BIO 384K.42: Human and Primate Evolutionary Genetics
• BIO 384K.43: Ancient and Environmental DNA
• BIO 384K.44: Recent Advances in Behavior
• BIO 384K.45: Seminars in Brain Behavior and Evolution
• BIO 384K.4: Ichthyology
• BIO 384K.5: Entomology
• BIO 384K.6: Invertebrate Zoology
• BIO 384K.7: Animal Behavior
• BIO 384K.8: Environment and Evolution
• BIO 384K.9: Community and Ecosystem Ecology
• BIO 384K: Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior
• BIO 385C: Conservation Genetics
• BIO 385K.1: Developmental Genetics
• BIO 385K.2: Evolution
• BIO 385K.3: Recent Advances in Population Genetics
• BIO 385K.4: Population Genetics
• BIO 385K.5: Research Design in Biology
• BIO 385K.6: Genomics
• BIO 385K: Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior: Genetics
• BIO 386.10: Recent Advances in Plant Systematics
• BIO 386.11: Advanced Subjects in Plant Ecology
• BIO 386.12: Advanced Subjects in Plant Evolution
• BIO 386.13: Advanced Subjects in Plant Molecular Biology
• BIO 386.1: Biogeography
• BIO 386.2: Methods of Systematics
• BIO 386.3: Philosophies of Systematics
• BIO 386.4: Plant Population Biology Seminar
• BIO 386.5: Plant Population Ecology Seminar
• BIO 386.6: Principles and Methods of Plant Monography
• BIO 386.7: Principles of Pollination Biology
• BIO 386.8: Global Environmental Change
• BIO 386.9: Synantherology
• BIO 386K.1: Advanced Subjects in Plant Ecology
• BIO 386K.2: Advanced Subjects in Plant Evolution
• BIO 386K.3: Advanced Subjects in Plant Systematics
• BIO 386K.4: Advanced Subjects in Plant Molecular Biology
• BIO 386K: Plant Sciences
• BIO 386P: Foundations of Plant Biology
• BIO 386: Topics in Plant Science: Ecology and Evolution
• BIO 387C: Plant Genetics
• BIO 387D: Biometry
• BIO 387E: Plant Speciation
• BIO 389.11: Structure and Function of the Cell Nucleus
• BIO 389.12: Advanced Plant Physiology
• BIO 389.1: Advanced Studies in Light Microscopy
• BIO 389.2: Biology of the Blue-green Algae
• BIO 389.3: Cell Biology Seminar
• BIO 389.4: Genetic Engineering of Plants: Basic and Applied Aspects
• BIO 389.5: Medical Plant Chemistry
• BIO 389.6: Natural Products Chemistry
• BIO 389.7: Phycology Seminar
• BIO 389.8: Plant Molecular Biology Seminar
• BIO 389.9: Seminars in Phytochemistry
• BIO 389C: Chemistry and Biology of Membranes
• BIO 389D: Subjects and Skills for Graduate Students in the Biological Sciences
• BIO 389E: Subjects and Skills for Graduate Students in the Biological Sciences II
• BIO 389: Topics in Plant Science: Cell and Development
• BIO 390C: Fundamentals of Evolution
• BIO 390D: Fundamentals of Integrative Animal Behavior
• BIO 390E: Fundamentals of Ecology
• BIO 391: Grant Writing and Presentation Skills
• BIO 391K: Cellular Immunology
• BIO 391M: Tumor Biology
• BIO 392D: DNA Repair
• BIO 392: Problems in Host-Parasite Biology
• BIO 393: Problems in Molecular Genetics
• BIO 394L: Immunology
• BIO 394M.1: Advanced Immunology
• BIO 394M.5: Microbes, Infectious Disease, and Immunology
• BIO 394M: Advanced Studies in Microbiology
• BIO 394: Problems in Microbial Physiology
• BIO 394T: Tumor Biology
• BIO 395G: Structure and Function of Proteins and Membranes
• BIO 395J: Genes, Genomes, and Gene Expression
• BIO 395L: Laboratory Studies in Molecular Biology
• BIO 395M: Advanced Microbiology
• BIO 395: Plant Biology: Laboratory Studies in Molecular Biology
• BIO 406D: Native Plants
• BIO 446L: Human Microscopic and Gross Anatomy
• BIO 448L: Invertebrate Biology
• BIO 453L: Entomology
• BIO 455L: Vertebrate Natural History
• BIO 458L: Systematics
• BIO 463L: Plant Systematics
• BIO 465M: Experimental Methods in Physiology
• BIO 471: Introduction to Systematics
• BIO 472L: Taxonomic Plant Anatomy
• BIO 478L: Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy
• BIO 478T: Natural Resource Management
• BIO 698: Thesis
• BIO 699R: Dissertation
• BIO 699W: Dissertation
• BIO - Biology
• Biochemistry
• Biology
• Biomedical Engineering
• Blanton Museum of Art
• BME 081: Interinstitutional Enrollment
• BME 102: Introduction to Biomedical Engineering
• BME 102L: Introduction to Biomedical Engineering Design Principles
• BME 119S: Topics in Biomedical Engineering
• BME 125N: Cooperative Engineering
• BME 129S: Topics in Biomedical Engineering
• BME 177T: Topics in Biomedical Engineering
• BME 177: Undergraduate Research Project
• BME 180J.1: Mathematical Modeling in Biomedical Engineering
• BME 180J.2: Quantitative Systems Physiology and Pathophysiology
• BME 180J: Fundamentals of Biomedical Engineering
• BME 197D: Deep Reading in Science and Engineering
• BME 197M: Mentoring Undergraduates in Research
• BME 197P: Graduate Professional Development Seminar
• BME 214L: Computational Fundamentals of Biomedical Engineering Design
• BME 221: Measurement and Instrumentation Laboratory
• BME 225M: Cooperative Engineering
• BME 245L: Experimental Principles of Biomedical Engineering Design
• BME 251: Biomedical Image, Signal, and Transport Process Laboratory
• BME 261L: Development and Analysis in Biomedical Engineering Design
• BME 297R: Imaging Research Seminar
• BME 301: World Health and Biotechnology
• BME 303: Introduction to Computing
• BME 303L: Introduction to Biomedical Engineering Design
• BME 306: Fundamentals of Computing
• BME 311: Network Analysis in Biomedical Engineering
• BME 313L: Introduction to Numerical Methods in Biomedical Engineering
• BME 313: Numerical Methods and Modeling in Biomedical Engineering
• BME 314: Engineering Foundations of Biomedical Engineering
• BME 320: International Perspectives on Biomedical Engineering Design
• BME 325L: Cooperative Engineering
• BME 333T: Engineering Communication
• BME 335: Engineering Probability and Statistics
• BME 336: Cancer Bioengineering
• BME 337: Nanomedicine
• BME 338: Thin Film Mechanics
• BME 339: Biochemical Engineering
• BME 340: Soft Tissue Biomechanics
• BME 341: Tools for Computational Biomolecular Engineering
• BME 342: Biomechanics of Human Movement
• BME 343: Biomedical Engineering Signal and Systems Analysis
• BME 344: Biomechanics
• BME 345: Graphics and Visualization Laboratory
• BME 346: Computational Biomolecular Engineering
• BME 347: Fundamentals of Biomedical Optics
• BME 348: Modeling of Biomedical Engineering Systems
• BME 348P: Introduction to Computational and Systems Biology
• BME 349: Biomedical Instrumentation
• BME 350: Computational Methods for Biomedical Engineers
• BME 352: Engineering Biomaterials
• BME 353: Transport Phenomena in Living Systems
• BME 354: Molecular Sensors and Nanodevices for Biomedical Engineering Applications
• BME 355: Molecular Engineering
• BME 356: Polymer and Bioconjugate Chemistry
• BME 357: Biomedical Imaging Modalities
• BME 358: Medical Decision Making
• BME 358M: Imaging Clinical Immersion
• BME 359: Cellular and Molecular Biomechanics
• BME 362E: Medical Device Innovation
• BME 362: Introduction to Nonlinear Dynamics in Biological Systems
• BME 363: Bioelectronics and Biointerfaces
• BME 363E: Medical Device Design and Manufacturing
• BME 364: Biological Responses to Medical Devices
• BME 365R: Quantitative Engineering Physiology I
• BME 365S: Quantitative Engineering Physiology II
• BME 365: Tissue Microenvironments
• BME 366: Immune Engineering
• BME 367: Design of Artificial Organs
• BME 368: Introduction to Mathematical and Physical Biology
• BME 369: Biomimetic Design and Engineering
• BME 369C: Matrices, Organoids, and Microphysiological Systems
• BME 370: Biomedical Engineering Capstone Design I
• BME 371: Biomedical Engineering Capstone Design II
• BME 372: Computational Modeling of the Cardiovascular System
• BME 372P: Mathematical Physiology
• BME 373: Tissue, Scaffold, and Cell Biomechanics Applications
• BME 374K: Biomedical Instrument Design
• BME 374L: Applications of Biomedical Instrumentation Lab
• BME 374: Optical Design
• BME 375: Stem Cells in Cell and Tissue Engineering
• BME 376: Cell Engineering
• BME 377M: Medical Internship
• BME 377P: Integrated Clinical Research Internship
• BME 377Q: Integrated Clinical Medical Internship
• BME 377R: Research Internship
• BME 377S: Industrial Internship
• BME 379: Tissue Engineering
• BME 380J.3: Principles of Biomeasurement
• BME 380J.4: Fields, Forces, and Flows
• BME 380J.5: Biostatistics, Study Design, and Research Methodology
• BME 381J.10: Optics and Lasers
• BME 381J.11: Medical Imaging
• BME 381J.12: Optical Design
• BME 381J.13: Fluorescence Micro- and Spectroscopy
• BME 381J.15: Imaging Clinical Immersion
• BME 381J.1: Laser-Tissue Interaction: Thermal
• BME 381J.2: Laser-Tissue Interaction: Optical
• BME 381J.3: Imaging Signals and Systems
• BME 381J.4: Optical Spectroscopy
• BME 381J.5: Therapeutic Heating
• BME 381J.6: Noninvasive Optical Tomography
• BME 381J.8: Functional Imaging Laboratory
• BME 381J.9: Fundamentals of Biomedical Optical Imaging
• BME 381J: Topics in Cell and Molecular Imaging
• BME 382J.10: Immune Engineering
• BME 382J.11: Polymer and Bioconjugate Chemistry
• BME 382J.12: Biological Responses to Medical Devices
• BME 382J.13: Delivery of Therapeutic Agents
• BME 382J.14: Nanomedicine
• BME 382J.15: Matrices, Organoids, and Microphysiological Systems
• BME 382J.1: Cell and Tissue Engineering
• BME 382J.2: Introduction to Biochemical Engineering
• BME 382J.7: Cellular and Molecular Biomechanics
• BME 382J.8: Molecular Biophysics: Measurements and Methods
• BME 382J.9: Biomimetic Design and Engineering
• BME 383J.10: Computational Biomolecular Engineering
• BME 383J.11: Dynamical Modeling of Biological Signaling and Regulatory Systems
• BME 383J.12: Computational Modeling in Bioengineering and Medicine
• BME 383J.13: Introduction to Mathematical and Physical Biology
• BME 383J.3: Introduction to Computational Oncology
• BME 383J.6: Genomic Signal Processing and Bioinformatics
• BME 383J.8: Systems Biology
• BME 383J.9: Computational Methods for Biomedical Engineers
• BME 383J: Topics in Computational Biomedical Engineering and Bioinformatics
• BME 384J.1: Biomedical Instrumentation I
• BME 384J.2: Biomedical Instrumentation II: Real-Time Computer-Based Systems
• BME 384J.3: Biosignal Analysis
• BME 384J.4: Bioelectric Phenomena
• BME 384J.5: Projects in Biomedical Engineering
• BME 384J.6: Neurophysiology/Prosthesis Design
• BME 384J.7: Introduction to Neural Engineering
• BME 384J.9: Bioelectronics and Biointerfaces
• BME 384J: Topics in Instrumentation
• BME 384T.1: Bioheat Transfer
• BME 384T.2: Cellular, Tissue, and Scaffold Biomechanics
• BME 384T.3: Soft Tissue Biomechanics
• BME 384T.4: Thin Film Mechanics
• BME 384T.5: Tissue Microenvironments
• BME 384T: Topics in Biomechanics
• BME 385J.12: Biomedical Heat Transfer
• BME 385J.35: Ten Unsolved Questions in Neuroscience
• BME 385J.36: Engineering Applications of Immunology and Disease Pathology
• BME 385J.37: Functional Imaging: Principles, Approaches, and Applications
• BME 385J.38: The Synaptic Basis for Learning and Memory
• BME 385J.39: Medical Decision Making
• BME 385J.40: Cancer Bioengineering
• BME 385J.41: Medical Device Design and Manufacturing
• BME 385J.42: Inquiry Based Instructional Design
• BME 385J.6: Analysis of Biological Systems
• BME 385J.7: Tissue and Cell Biomechanics Applications
• BME 386.1: Nanobiotechnology Research
• BME 386.2: Biomedical Imaging and Informatics Research
• BME 386.3: Stem Cell Basics
• BME 386: Seminars in Biomedical Engineering
• BME 387J.1: Nanomedicine in Healthcare
• BME 387J: Topics in Biomedical Engineering
• BME 678: Undergraduate Thesis in Biomedical Engineering
• BME 679H: Undergraduate Honors Thesis
• BME 681M: Normal Body Structure and Function
• BME 682M: Biodesign: Needs Identification
• BME 683M: Biodesign: Entrepreneurship
• BME 685M: Mechanisms of Disease
• BME 698: Thesis
• BME 699R: Dissertation
• BME 699W: Dissertation
• BME - Biomedical Engineering
• Board of Regents
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• BSN 201: Lower-Division Music Performance: Secondary
• BSN 210: Lower-Division Music Performance: Principal
• BSN 251: Upper-Division Music Performance: Secondary
• BSN 260: Upper-Division Music Performance: Principal
• BSN 280: Graduate Course in Performance
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• Catalog A-Z Index
• C C 301: Introduction to Ancient Greece
• C C 302: Introduction to Ancient Rome
• C C 303: Introduction to Classical Mythology
• C C 304C.1: Introduction to Greek Private Life
• C C 304C.3: Introduction to Ancient Egypt
• C C 304C.4: Greece and Rome: Film and Reality
• C C 304D: Classical Mythology and the Occult
• C C 304F: Introduction to Classical Literature
• C C 304G: Jews, Pagans, and Christians
• C C 305.1: Introduction to Caesar and Augustus
• C C 305.2: Introduction to Roman Private Life
• C C 305: Topics in Roman Civilization
• C C 306: Introduction to the Latin and Greek Element in English
• C C 307C: Introduction to Greek Archaeology
• C C 307D: Introduction to Roman Archaeology
• C C 307K: Topics in Archaeology
• C C 317: Classical Archaeology: Methods and Approaches
• C C 319D: The Ancient Mediterranean World
• C C 322.13: The Ancient Historians
• C C 322.3: Wit and Humor in Antiquity
• C C 322.4: Ancient Epic
• C C 322C: Ancient Epic
• C C 322: Classical Literature in Translation
• C C 336M: Medical and Scientific Terminology
• C C 340.10: Archaeology, Art, and Analysis of Greco-Roman and Aegean Pottery
• C C 340.11: Water and the Roman City
• C C 340.12: The Bronze Age: Kings and Heroes
• C C 340.13: Shrines and Sanctuaries
• C C 340.14: Sicily: Cultures and Conquest
• C C 340.1: Greek Archaeology
• C C 340.2: Art and Politics in Imperial Rome
• C C 340.6: Food, Health, and Culture in the Ancient Mediterranean
• C C 340.7: Pompeii
• C C 340.8: Archaeology of Greek Prehistory
• C C 340.9: Topography and Monuments of Ancient Rome
• C C 340: Advanced Topics in Classical Archaeology
• C C 348.11: Ancient Egypt
• C C 348.13: Gender and Sexuality in Ancient Novel
• C C 348.14: Ancient Greek Medicine
• C C 348.16: Moral Agency In Greek Tragedy
• C C 348.17: Egyptian Hieroglyphics in Cultural Context
• C C 348.18: Ancient Mediterranean Masculinities
• C C 348.19: Nero
• C C 348.20: Roman Philosophy and Science
• C C 348.23: Values and Leadership in Ancient World
• C C 348.24: Daily Life in Ancient Egypt
• C C 348.3: Greek Private Life
• C C 348.8: German and English: Historical Perspectives
• C C 348.9: The German Language: Historical Perspectives
• C C 348E: Plato and His Philosophy
• C C 348G: Death and the Afterlife in Graeco-Roman Antiquity
• C C 348I: Revelation and Apocalyptic Literature
• C C 348J: Paul and His Social World
• C C 348K: Archaic Greece: Society and Culture
• C C 348L: Horror in Classics and Film
• C C 348M: Ritual and Belief in Ancient Greece
• C C 348P: Africa and Rome
• C C 348: Topics in Ancient Civilization
• C C 352: Classical Mythology
• C C 354C: History of Greece to the End of the Peloponnesian War
• C C 354D: History of Greece to 146 BC
• C C 375.5: Space and Place
• C C 375: Seminar in Classical Studies
• C C 383.2: Introduction to Diachronic Linguistics: Germanic
• C C 383: Studies in Classical Civilization
• C C 679H: Honors Tutorial Course
• C C - Classical Civilization
• CDI 355.1: Social Construction of Disability
• CDI 355.2: Making Systems Work for People with Disabilities
• CDI 355.3: Aging and Disability
• CDI 355.4: Family Support, Self-Determination, and Disability
• CDI 355.5: Developmental Disabilities and Self Advocacy
• CDI 355.6: Women and Disability
• CDI 355.7: Sexuality and Disability
• CDI 355.8: Leadership Training: Autism
• CDI 355: Topics in Critical Disability Studies
• CDI - Critical Disability Studies
• C E 119S: Topics in Civil Engineering
• C E 125N: Cooperative Engineering
• C E 129S: Topics in Civil Engineering
• C E 171P: Engineering Professionalism
• C E 177K.7: Independent Study
• C E 177K: Studies in Civil Engineering
• C E 177R: Internship
• C E 197C: Master's Research
• C E 197D: Dissertation Research
• C E 197Q: Special Independent Studies in Civil Engineering
• C E 197S.14: Master's Research
• C E 197S: Special Independent Studies in Civil Engineering
• C E 225M: Cooperative Engineering
• C E 297S.15: Dissertation Research
• C E 297: Special Studies in Civil Engineering
• C E 301: Civil Engineering Systems
• C E 311K: Introduction to Computer Methods
• C E 314K: Properties and Behavior of Engineering Materials
• C E 324P: Properties and Behavior of Engineering Materials
• C E 325L: Cooperative Engineering
• C E 329: Structural Analysis
• C E 331: Reinforced Concrete Design
• C E 333T: Engineering Communication
• C E 335: Elements of Steel Design
• C E 341: Introduction to Environmental Engineering
• C E 342: Water and Wastewater Treatment Engineering
• C E 346: Solid Waste Engineering and Management
• C E 351: Concrete Materials
• C E 357: Geotechnical Engineering
• C E 358: Introductory Ocean Engineering
• C E 360K: Foundation Engineering
• C E 363: Advanced Structural Analysis
• C E 364: Design of Wastewater and Water Treatment Facilities
• C E 365K: Hydraulic Engineering Design
• C E 366K: Design of Bituminous Mixtures
• C E 367G: Design and Evaluation of Ground-Based Transportation Systems
• C E 367: Highway Engineering
• C E 367P: Pavement Design and Performance
• C E 367R: Optimization Techniques for Transportation Engineers
• C E 367T: Traffic Engineering
• C E 369L: Air Pollution Engineering
• C E 369R: Indoor Air Quality
• C E 370K: Environmental Sampling and Analysis
• C E 370L: Climate Change Mitigation
• C E 370P: Engineering Professionalism
• C E 374K: Hydrology
• C E 374L: Groundwater Hydraulics
• C E 374N.1: River Mechanics
• C E 374N.2: Ecohydraulics
• C E 374N: Topics in Natural Water Systems Engineering
• C E 374U.1: Urban Stormwater
• C E 374U.2: Smart Water Infrastructure
• C E 374U: Topics in Urban Water Systems Engineering
• C E 375: Earth Slopes and Retaining Structures
• C E 380D: Experimental Methods in Fluid Dynamics
• C E 380P.3: Principles of Hydrodynamics
• C E 380P.5: Hydrodynamics of Marine Propulsors and Turbines
• C E 380P: Ocean Engineering Principles: Theory and Applications
• C E 382H: Structural Health Monitoring and Nondestructive Evaluation
• C E 385D: Water Resources Planning and Management
• C E 385J: Hazardous Waste Management
• C E 385K.1: Stream, Impoundment, and Estuarine Analysis I
• C E 385K.2: Stream, Impoundment, and Estuarine Analysis II
• C E 385K.3: Water Quality Modeling
• C E 385L.2: Biological Wastewater Treatment and Sludge Processing
• C E 387M.2: Seepage and Earth Dams
• C E 387M: Soil Mechanics II
• C E 387R.1: Consolidation and Settlement of Cohesive Soils
• C E 388H: Climate Change Mitigation
• C E 388R: Novel Air Quality Measurement Techniques
• C E 389D: Sustainable Building Design
• C E 389S: Smart Buildings and Cities
• C E 391H: Urban Transportation Planning
• C E 392C: Transportation Network Analysis
• C E 392D: Dynamic Traffic Assignment
• C E 392H: Regional Transportation Planning: Applications and Tools
• C E 392N.1: Infrastructure Systems Management
• C E 392N.3: Intelligent Infrastructure Systems
• C E 392T: Transport Economics
• C E 393: Advanced Concrete Materials
• C E 393D: Concrete Durability
• C E 395R.8: Urban Systems Engineering
• C E 397.14: Design of Wood Members and Systems
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• CRP 180W: Topics in Disaster Recovery
• CRP 369K: Principles of Physical Planning
• CRP 380C: Planning History and Theory
• CRP 380F.1: Planning History, Theory, and Ethics
• CRP 380F.2: Foundations of Planning Law
• CRP 380F.3: Public Economics and Finance
• CRP 380F: Foundations of Planning
• CRP 381.1: Financing Public Services
• CRP 381.2: Planning Law
• CRP 381.3: Preservation Law
• CRP 381.4: Growth Management
• CRP 381.5: Dispute Resolution
• CRP 381.6: Planning and Politics of Cities and Regions
• CRP 381.7: Neighborhood Participatory Planning
• CRP 381.8: Deep Democracy: Dialogue of Exchange
• CRP 381.9: Environmental Policy and Law
• CRP 381: Legal and Economic Foundations of Planning
• CRP 381M.1: Quantitative Methods
• CRP 381M.2: Qualitative and Participatory Methods
• CRP 381M: Foundational Methods in Planning
• CRP 381Q: Quantitative Methods
• CRP 382C.8: Planning Studio for Landscape and Urban Design
• CRP 383.10: Planning for Megaregions
• CRP 383.11: Aesthetics and Ecology
• CRP 383.12: Environmental Law and Public Health
• CRP 383.13: Land Use and Environmental Dispute Resolution
• CRP 383.14: Bioregional Planning
• CRP 383.15: Brownfields
• CRP 383.16: Green and Gray Infrastructure
• CRP 383.4: Disasters and Resilience: Planning and Response
• CRP 383.5: Natural Resources and Environmental Planning Workshop
• CRP 383.7: Introduction to Urban Ecology
• CRP 383.8: Basic Ecology for Designers and Planners
• CRP 383.9: Environmental Readings
• CRP 383: Environment and Natural Resources
• CRP 384.10: Bicycle and Pedestrian Transit Planning
• CRP 384.11: Megaregional Planning
• CRP 384.12: Transportation Equity Analysis
• CRP 384.13: Women and Transportation
• CRP 384.2: Neighborhood Transportation Planning
• CRP 384.4: Land Use and Transportation Planning
• CRP 384.8: Transportation, Access, and Equity
• CRP 384.9: Transportation Planning and Policy
• CRP 384: Transportation
• CRP 385C.10: Right to the City
• CRP 385C.15: Migratory Urbanism
• CRP 385C.5: Development and Planning in Latin America
• CRP 385C: Economic and Community Development
• CRP 386.10: Agenda 21: Sustainable Urbanism
• CRP 386.11: Geographic Information Systems in Planning
• CRP 386.12: Financing Real Estate Projects: Non-Profit and For-Profit 
• CRP 386.13: Art of Community Engagement
• CRP 386.14: Smart City
• CRP 386.1: Quantitative Methods
• CRP 386.2: Applied Methods
• CRP 386.3: Data Sources and Analysis
• CRP 386.5: Urban Geographic Information Systems
• CRP 386.6: Introduction to Visual Communications and Geographic Information Systems for Planners
• CRP 386.7: Planning Studio for Landscape and Urban Design
• CRP 386.9: Sustainable Land Use Planning
• CRP 386: Applied Planning Techniques
• CRP 386K: Introduction to Visual Communications and Geographic Information Systems for Planners
• CRP 387C.2: Water Resources Planning
• CRP 387C.5: Urban Agricultural Systems
• CRP 387C.6: Resource Management and Recycling
• CRP 387C.7: Race and the Built Environment
• CRP 388.3: Affordable Housing Planning and Policy
• CRP 388: Housing
• CRP 389C.4: Images of the City
• CRP 389C: Land Use and Land Development
• CRP 390.1: Readings in International Planning
• CRP 390: Conference Course in Community and Regional Planning
• CRP 391D.1: Colloquium on Planning Issues
• CRP 391D.2: Planning Theory Seminar
• CRP 391D.3: Research Methodology Seminar
• CRP 391D: Doctoral Seminar
• CRP 392C.1: History of American City Building
• CRP 392C.6: Historic Preservation: Preservation Law
• CRP 392C: Historic Preservation
• CRP 395C: Planning Studio
• CRP 395D: Planning Studio
• CRP 396: Independent Research in Community and Regional Planning
• CRP 397: Planning Internship
• CRP 398R: Master's Professional Report
• CRP 685D: Planning Studio
• CRP 698: Thesis
• CRP 699R: Dissertation
• CRP 699W: Dissertation
• CRP 980: Planning Theory and Practice
• CRP - Community and Regional Planning
• CRW 315F: Introducton to Writing Fiction
• CRW 315P: Introduction to Writing Poetry
• CRW 325.1: Writing Border Narratives
• CRW 325C: Writing Climate Fiction
• CRW 325E: Personal Essay
• CRW 325F: Fiction Writing
• CRW 325M: Creative Writing
• CRW 325P: Poetry Writing
• CRW 325S: Screenwriting
• CRW 325: Topics in Creative Writing
• CRW 330: Literature for Writers
• CRW 335: Business of Writing
• CRW 340F: Short Story Workshop
• CRW 340P: Poetry Workshop
• CRW 355D: Playwriting III
• CRW 355F: Advanced Fiction Workshop
• CRW 355P: Advanced Poetry Workshop
• CRW 370H: Honors Creative Writing Project
• CRW 375: Conference Course in Creative Writing
• CRW 660: Intensive Creative Writing
• CRW - Creative Writing
• C S 103F: Ethical Foundations of Computer Science
• C S 104C: Competitive Programming
• C S 105C: Computer Programming: C++
• C S 105: Computer Programming
• C S 105P: Topics In Computer Programming Languages
• C S 108: Software Systems
• C S 109.1: Quantum Computing I
• C S 109: Topics in Computer Science
• C S 120N: Topics in Computer Science for Nonmajors
• C S 174S: Longhorn Startup Seminar
• C S 178.1: Quantum Computing II
• C S 178H: Undergraduate Topics in Computer Science: Honors
• C S 195L: Conference Course
• C S 195T.9: Introduction to Ethical AI and Robotics
• C S 234: Technical Writing
• C S 295: Conference Course
• C S 301K: Foundations of Logical Thought
• C S 302: Computer Fluency
• C S 303E: Elements of Computers and Programming
• C S 305J: Introduction to Computing
• C S 307: Foundations of Computer Science
• C S 310: Computer Organization and Programming
• C S 310H: Computer Organization and Programming: Honors
• C S 311: Discrete Mathematics for Computer Science
• C S 311H: Discrete Mathematics for Computer Science: Honors
• C S 312H: Introduction to Programming: Honors
• C S 312: Introduction to Programming
• C S 313E: Elements of Software Design
• C S 313H: Logic, Sets, and Functions: Honors
• C S 313K: Logic, Sets, and Functions
• C S 314: Data Structures
• C S 314H: Data Structures: Honors
• C S 315: Algorithms and Data Structures
• C S 315H: Algorithms and Data Structures: Honors
• C S 321H: Functional and Symbolic Programming: Honors
• C S 323E: Elements of Scientific Computing
• C S 323H: Elements of Scientific Computing: Honors
• C S 324E: Elements of Graphics and Visualization
• C S 326E: Elements of Networking
• C S 327E: Elements of Databases
• C S 328E: Topics in Elements of Computing
• C S 329E: Advanced Topics in Elements of Computing
• C S 329W: Cooperative Computer Science
• C S 330E: Elements of Software Engineering I
• C S 331: Algorithms and Complexity
• C S 331E: Elements of Software Engineering II
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• C S 336: Analysis of Programs
• C S 336H: Analysis of Programs: Honors
• C S 337H: Theory in Programming Practice: Honors
• C S 337: Theory in Programming Practice
• C S 340D: Debugging & Verifying Programs
• C S 341: Automata Theory
• C S 341H: Automata Theory: Honors
• C S 342C: Computational Brain
• C S 342: Neural Networks
• C S 342S: Introduction to Speech and Audio Processing
• C S 343: Artificial Intelligence
• C S 343H: Artificial Intelligence: Honors
• C S 344M: Autonomous Multiagent Systems
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• C S 345H: Programming Languages: Honors
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• C S 346: Cryptography
• C S 347: Data Management
• C S 349: Contemporary Issues in Computer Science
• C S 350C: Advanced Computer Architecture
• C S 350F: Operating Systems
• C S 351: LISP and Symbolic Computation
• C S 352: Computer Systems Architecture
• C S 352H: Computer Systems Architecture: Honors
• C S 353: Theory of Computation
• C S 354: Computer Graphics
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• C S 354P: Game Programming Paradigms
• C S 354R: Game Technology
• C S 354S: Game Development Capstone: Two-Dimensional Games
• C S 354T: Game Development Capstone: Three-Dimensional Games
• C S 356: Computer Networks
• C S 356R: Introduction to Wireless Networks
• C S 357: Algorithms
• C S 357H: Algorithms: Honors
• C S 358H: Introduction to Quantum Information Science: Honors
• C S 360V: Virtualization
• C S 361C: Information Assurance and Security
• C S 361: Introduction to Computer Security
• C S 361S: Network Security and Privacy
• C S 363D: Introduction to Data Mining
• C S 363H: Principles of Machine Learning I: Honors
• C S 363M: Principles of Machine Learning I
• C S 364D: Advanced Data Mining
• C S 364M: Principles of Machine Learning II
• C S 367: Numerical Methods
• C S 369: Systems Modeling
• C S 370F: Undergraduate Reading and Research: Writing
• C S 370: Undergraduate Reading and Research
• C S 371D: Distributed Computing
• C S 371G: Generic Programming and the STL
• C S 371L: iOS Mobile Computing
• C S 371M: Mobile Computing
• C S 371N: Natural Language Processing
• C S 371P: Object-Oriented Programming
• C S 371R: Information Retrieval and Web Search
• C S 371S: Object-Oriented Software Engineering
• C S 372H: Introduction to Operating Systems: Honors
• C S 372: Introduction to Operating Systems
• C S 373: Software Engineering
• C S 373S: Software Design
• C S 374L: Longhorn Startup
• C S 375: Compilers
• C S 376: Computer Vision
• C S 377P: Programming for Performance
• C S 377: Principles and Applications of Parallel Programming
• C S 378: Undergraduate Topics in Computer Science
• C S 379H: Computer Science Honors Thesis
• C S 380C: Compilers
• C S 380D: Distributed Computing I
• C S 380L: Advanced Operating Systems
• C S 380S: Theory and Practice of Secure Systems
• C S 381V: Visual Recognition
• C S 384M: Multimedia Systems
• C S 384P: Physical Simulation of Computer Graphics
• C S 384V: Introduction to VLSI Design
• C S 386K: Numerical Treatment of Differential Equations
• C S 386P: Android Programming
• C S 388C: Combinatorics and Graph Theory
• C S 388D: Data-Driven Algorithm Design
• C S 388E: Approximation Algorithms and Complexity
• C S 388F: Automata and Formal Languages
• C S 388G: Algorithms: Techniques and Theory
• C S 388J: Optimization
• C S 388K: Online Learning and Optimization
• C S 388: Natural Language Processing
• C S 388P: Parallel Algorithms
• C S 388R: Randomized Algorithms
• C S 388T: Theory of Computation
• C S 388U: Planning, Search, and Reasoning Under Uncertainty
• C S 389L: Automated Logical Reasoning
• C S 390S: Sublinear Algorithms
• C S 391L: Machine Learning
• C S 391R: Robot Learning
• C S 392F: Automated Software Design
• C S 393D: Topics in Numerical Analysis
• C S 393P: Program Synthesis
• C S 393R: Autonomous Robots
• C S 394C: Algorithms for Computational Biology
• C S 394D: Deep Learning
• C S 394N: Neural Networks
• C S 394P: Automatic Programming
• C S 394R: Reinforcement Learning: Theory and Practice
• C S 395T.1: Parallel Computations
• C S 395T: Topics in Computer Science
• C S 396M: Advanced Networking Protocols
• C S 399R: Dissertation
• C S 399W: Dissertation
• C S 429: Computer Organization and Architecture
• C S 429H: Computer Organization and Architecture: Honors
• C S 439H: Principles of Computer Systems: Honors
• C S 439: Principles of Computer Systems
• C S 698: Thesis
• C S - Computer Science
• CSD 113P: Hearing Science: Laboratory
• CSD 118L: Acquisition of Communicative Abilities in Children: Laboratory
• CSD 140L: Professional Issues in Communication Disorders
• CSD 140P: Clinical Observation in Speech Language Pathology
• CSD 158L: Anatomy and Physiology of Speech and Hearing: Laboratory
• CSD 167M: Clinical Practicum
• CSD 170: Clinical Research in Communication Sciences and Disorders
• CSD 170N: Internship
• CSD 175N: Deaf Education Seminar
• CSD 178K: Studies in Communication Sciences and Disorders
• CSD 178L: Clinical Audiology Laboratory
• CSD 180E: Conference Course in Communication Sciences and Disorders
• CSD 181L: Clinical Practicum
• CSD 187P: Clinical Practicum in Audiology
• CSD 190J: Business Applications
• CSD 190Q: Business Applications
• CSD 193E.10: Cultural and Linguistic Diversity
• CSD 195L: Speech Improvement in the Hearing Impaired: Practicum
• CSD 285C: Clinical Practicum in Pediatric Speech/Language Pathology
• CSD 285D: Clinical Practicum in Adult Speech/Language Pathology
• CSD 285H: Clinical Practicum in Audiology
• CSD 286D: Assessment of Speech and Language Disorders
• CSD 287E: Speech/Language Pathology Externship
• CSD 287H: Clinical Practicum in Audiology
• CSD 291E: Language Theory and Bilingualism
• CSD 293K: Child Language Disorders
• CSD 306K: Introduction to Communication Disorders
• CSD 308K: Perspectives on Deafness
• CSD 311K: Phonetic Description of Speech
• CSD 312: Developmental Language Science
• CSD 313L: Hearing Science
• CSD 314L: Sociocultural Bases of Communication
• CSD 315S: Speech Science
• CSD 318K: Acquisition of Communicative Abilities in Children
• CSD 331E: Instructional Methods for Deaf Students
• CSD 341: Principles of Audiology
• CSD 352.1: Bilingualism: Language Development and Disorders
• CSD 352.2: Augmentative and Alternative Communication
• CSD 352: Topics in Communication Sciences and Disorders
• CSD 358: Anatomy and Physiology of the Speech and Hearing Mechanism
• CSD 359H: Honors Tutorial Course: Reading
• CSD 360M: Communication and Deaf People
• CSD 364: Deaf Education Internship
• CSD 367.2: Clinical Research in Speech Language Pathology
• CSD 367C: Communication, Culture, and Disability
• CSD 367K: Introduction to Speech and Language Disorders Assessment and Treatment in Children
• CSD 367R: Clinical Research in Speech/Language Pathology
• CSD 367: Topics in Communication Sciences and Disorders
• CSD 371: Introduction to Speech and Language Disorders Assessment and Treatment in Adults
• CSD 373: Principles of Aural Rehabilitation
• CSD 378C: Evidence-based Practice in Communication Sciences and Disorders
• CSD 378: Clinical Audiology
• CSD 378D: Leadership and Mentorship in Communication Sciences and Disorders
• CSD 379H: Honors Tutorial Course: Special Project
• CSD 381P: Auditory Processing Disorders
• CSD 382P: Auditory Rehabilitation
• CSD 383C: Augmentative and Alternative Communication
• CSD 383N: Seminar in Human Communication Development
• CSD 383P: Surgically Implanted Auditory Prostheses
• CSD 384P: Problems in Audiology
• CSD 385F: Knowledge and Skills in Clinical Science I
• CSD 385S: Knowledge and Skills in Clinical Science II
• CSD 386F: Basic Clinical Practicum
• CSD 386N: Research in Communication Sciences and Disorders
• CSD 386R: Advanced Research Design and Statistics
• CSD 386S: Advanced Clinical Practicum
• CSD 391P: Anatomy and Physiology of the Auditory System
• CSD 391Q: Anatomy and Physiology of the Auditory System
• CSD 392C: Counseling in Speech-Language Pathology
• CSD 392P: Speech Perception: Theories and Clinical Aspects
• CSD 392Q: Counseling in Audiology
• CSD 392S: Speech Perception: Theories and Clinical Aspects
• CSD 392U: Counseling in Audiology
• CSD 393D.1: Voice Disorders
• CSD 393D.2: Developmental Speech Disorders
• CSD 393D.3: Fluency Disorders
• CSD 393D.4: Language Intervention with Infants and Toddlers
• CSD 393D.5: Developmental Language Disorders
• CSD 393D.6: Language Intervention with School-Age Children
• CSD 393D: Evaluation and Treatment in Speech/Language Pathology
• CSD 393E.1: Dysphagia
• CSD 393E.2: Measurement in Communication Sciences and Disorders
• CSD 393E.3: Acquired Cognitive Communication Disorders
• CSD 393E.4: Collaborative Models of Assessment and Intervention for Bilingual Children
• CSD 393E.6: Language Theory and Bilingualism
• CSD 393E.7: Cognitive and Linguistic Foundations of Language Development and Disorders
• CSD 393E.8: Anatomy and Physiology of the Speech and Hearing Mechanism
• CSD 393E.9: Child Language Disorders
• CSD 393E: Topics Cognate to Speech/Language Pathology
• CSD 393F.1: Aphasia
• CSD 393F.2: Acquired Speech Disorders
• CSD 393F.3: Team Management of Craniofacial Patients
• CSD 393F: Recent Developments in Speech/Language Pathology
• CSD 393G.1: Multicultural Research in Communication Sciences and Disorders
• CSD 393G: Measurement and Bias in Communication Sciences and Disorders
• CSD 393J: Acquired Cognitive Communication Disorders 2
• CSD 393P: Preschool Language Disorders
• CSD 393S: School-Age Language Disorders
• CSD 394C: Amplifying Systems in Aural Rehabilitation
• CSD 394D: Hearing Conservation
• CSD 394E: Auditory Electrophysiology
• CSD 394F: Medical Audiology
• CSD 394G: Auditory Electrophysiology
• CSD 394H: Auditory Rehabilitation
• CSD 394K.1: Aural Habilitation
• CSD 394K.2: Psychoacoustics
• CSD 394K.3: Readings in Audiology
• CSD 394K: Problems in Audiology
• CSD 394P: Amplifying Systems in Aural Rehabilitation
• CSD 394Q: Hearing Conservation
• CSD 394S: Medical Audiology
• CSD 395C: Language Acquisition in Deaf Children
• CSD 395D: Audiology, Culturally Deaf Individuals, and Education
• CSD 395G: Strategies for Speech Improvement of the Deaf
• CSD 395H.1: Literacy
• CSD 395H.2: Social Psychology of Deafness
• CSD 395H.3: Instructional Practices
• CSD 395H.4: Audiology, Culturally Deaf Individuals, and Education
• CSD 395H: Problems in Deafness
• CSD 395N: Neurobiological Perspectives on Speech and Language
• CSD 395: Pediatric Audiology
• CSD 395P: Problems in Deafness
• CSD 395Q: Pediatric Audiology
• CSD 396C: Advanced Amplifying Systems
• CSD 396D: Auditory Processing Disorders
• CSD 396E: Advanced Auditory Electrophysiology
• CSD 396G: Surgically Implanted Auditory Prostheses
• CSD 396M: Instrumentation in Communication Sciences
• CSD 396N: Speech Production and Perception
• CSD 396P: Instrumentation in Communication Sciences
• CSD 396Q: Advanced Amplifying Systems
• CSD 396R: Advanced Auditory Electrophysiology
• CSD 397: Clinical Externship in Audiology
• CSD 398P: Research Project in Audiology
• CSD 398Q: Research Project in Audiology
• CSD 398R: Master's Report
• CSD 398T: Supervised Teaching in Communication Sciences and Disorders
• CSD 399R: Dissertation
• CSD 698: Thesis
• CSD 699W: Dissertation
• CSE 190: Individual Research
• CSE 370: Individual Reading and Research
• CSE 382G: Computer Graphics
• CSE 382M: Foundational Techniques of Machine Learning and Data Sciences
• CSE 383C: Numerical Analysis: Linear Algebra
• CSE 383D: Numerical Analysis: Interpolation, Approximation, Quadrature, and Differential Equations
• CSE 383M: Statistical and Discrete Methods for Scientific Computing
• CSE 386L: Mathematical Methods in Science and Engineering
• CSE 389C: Introduction to Mathematical Modeling in Science and Engineering I
• CSE 389D: Introduction to Mathematical Modeling in Science and Engineering II
• CSE 392.1: Parallel Algorithms in Scientific Computing
• CSE 392: Topics in Computer Science
• CSE 393.1: The Finite Element Method
• CSE 393F: Finite Element Methods
• CSE 393H: Advanced Theory of Finite Element Methods
• CSE 393N: Numerical Methods for Flow and Transport Problems
• CSE 393P: Computational and Variational Methods for Inverse Problems
• CSE 393: Topics in Numerical Analysis
• CSE 394.1: Stochastic Processes I
• CSE 394: Topics in Probability and Statistics
• CSE 396.1: Partial Differential Equations I
• CSE 396: Topics in Applied Mathematics
• CSE 397.1: Multiscale Methods in Computational Fluid Dynamics
• CSE 397.2: Nonlinear Static and Dynamic Finite Element Analysis
• CSE 397.3: Validation and Uncertainty Quantification in Computational Models
• CSE 397.4: Computational Modeling of the Cardiovascular System
• CSE 397.5: Biomechanics of Tissues, Scaffolds, and Cells
• CSE 397.6: Introduction to Computational Oncology
• CSE 397.7: Introduction to Mathematical and Physical Biology
• CSE 397.8: Biomedical Imaging: Signals and Systems
• CSE 397.9: Mathematical Physiology
• CSE 397H: Graduate Research Internship
• CSE 397: Topics in Computational Science and Engineering
• CSE 698: Thesis
• CSE 699R: Dissertation
• CSE 699W: Dissertation
• CSE - Computational Science, Engineering, and Mathematics
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• CTI 111: Core Texts Seminar
• CTI 301: Ancient Philosophy and Literature
• CTI 302: Classics of Social and Political Thought
• CTI 303: Competing Visions of the Good Life
• CTI 304.1: The Bible and Its Interpreters
• CTI 304: World Religions: Traditions and Texts
• CTI 324: Politics and Literature
• CTI 326: Core Texts on American Democracy
• CTI 330R: The Political Thought of the Reformation
• CTI 333: Rousseau and His Legacy
• CTI 335.3: Hegel and the Formation of Modern European Identity
• CTI 335.5: Women in the History of Political Thought
• CTI 335: Core Texts in Philosophy
• CTI 338: The Question of Relativism
• CTI 342: Satan and the Idea of Evil
• CTI 344E: War and Epic Literature
• CTI 345.10: Love in the East and West
• CTI 345.11: Epics and Heroes of India
• CTI 345.2: Satan and the Idea of Evil
• CTI 345.3: Moral Agency In Greek Tragedy
• CTI 345.5: The Major Works of Dostoevsky
• CTI 345.6: The Russian Novel
• CTI 345.8: War and Revolution in Russian Literature and Culture
• CTI 345: Core Texts in Literature
• CTI 345L: Leadership: King Arthur to Queen Elizabeth
• CTI 350: Masterworks of World Drama
• CTI 351: The Idea of the Beautiful
• CTI 354F: The Five Books of Moses
• CTI 354J: The Book of Job
• CTI 355C: Law, Liberty, and Faith
• CTI 365: Classics of Social Scientific Thought
• CTI 366: Topics in Economic and Social Thought
• CTI 370.2: Biology, Behavior, and Injustice
• CTI 370: Core Texts of Science and Mathematics
• CTI 371D: Darwin on Origin of Species
• CTI 371M: History of Mathematics
• CTI 371N: Newton's Principia
• CTI 371S: Science and Religion to Newton
• CTI 375.2: Islamic Theology
• CTI - Core Texts and Ideas
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• CZ 301K: Introduction to Czech Civilization
• CZ 324.2: Twentieth-Century Czech Fiction
• CZ 324: Topics in Czech Studies
• CZ 325: Third-Year Czech I
• CZ 328: Topics in Advanced Czech
• CZ 383: Periods in Czech Literature
• CZ 391: Studies in Czech Literature
• CZ 392: Studies in Czech Language
• CZ 506: First-Year Czech I
• CZ 507: First-Year Czech II
• CZ 601C: Intensive Czech I
• CZ 679H: Honors Tutorial Course
• CZ - Czech

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• DAN 130D: Danish across Disciplines
• DAN 327: Advanced Danish I
• DAN 328: Advanced Danish II
• DAN 379: Conference Course in Danish Language or Literature
• DAN 604: Accelerated First-Year Danish
• DAN 612: Accelerated Second-Year Danish
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• ECE 370L: Introduction to Manufacturing Systems Automation
• ECE 370N: Introduction to Robotics and Mechatronics
• ECE 371D: Introduction to Neural Networks
• ECE 371M: Communication Systems
• ECE 371Q: Digital Image Processing
• ECE 372N: Telecommunication Networks
• ECE 372S: Cryptography and Network Security
• ECE 374K: Biomedical Electronic Instrument Design
• ECE 374L: Applications of Biomedical Engineering
• ECE 374N: Neural Engineering
• ECE 380C: Introduction to Optimization
• ECE 380K: Introduction to System Theory
• ECE 380L.10: Data Mining
• ECE 380L.11: Mining the Web
• ECE 380L.12: Real-Time Operating Systems Laboratory
• ECE 380L.5: Engineering Programming Languages
• ECE 380L.7: Introduction to Pattern Recognition and Computer Vision
• ECE 380L.8: Computer Vision Systems
• ECE 380L.9: Artificial Neural Systems
• ECE 380L: Topics in Computer Systems in Engineering
• ECE 380N.10: Robotics II
• ECE 380N.1: Nonlinear Systems: Input-Output Properties
• ECE 380N.2: Nonlinear Systems: Geometric Theory
• ECE 380N.3: Adaptive Control Systems
• ECE 380N.4: Learning Systems and Cybernetic Machines
• ECE 380N.5: Stochastic Control Theory
• ECE 380N.7: Design of Computer-Controlled Systems
• ECE 380N.8: Algorithms for Parallel and Distributed Computation
• ECE 380N.9: Fundamentals of Robotics and Mechatronics
• ECE 380N: Topics in System Theory
• ECE 381C: Verification and Validation
• ECE 381J: Probability and Stochastic Processes I
• ECE 381K.11: Wireless Communications
• ECE 381K.13: Analysis and Design of Communication Networks
• ECE 381K.14: Multidimensional Digital Signal Processing
• ECE 381K.15: Communication Networks: Technology, Architectures, and Protocols
• ECE 381K.16: Digital Video
• ECE 381K.17: Wireless Communications Laboratory
• ECE 381K.19: Wireless Network Modeling and Performance Evaluation
• ECE 381K.1: Detection Theory
• ECE 381K.20: Machine Learning on Real World Networks
• ECE 381K.2: Digital Communications
• ECE 381K.3: Applied Machine Learning
• ECE 381K.5: Advanced Telecommunication Networks
• ECE 381K.6: Estimation Theory
• ECE 381K.7: Information Theory
• ECE 381K.8: Digital Signal Processing
• ECE 381K.9: Advanced Signal Processing
• ECE 381K: Topics in Decision, Information, and Communications Engineering
• ECE 381L: Digital Time Series Analysis and Applications
• ECE 381M: Probability and Stochastic Processes II
• ECE 381S: Space-Time Communication
• ECE 381V: Topics in Communications, Networks, and Systems
• ECE 382C.11: Requirements Engineering
• ECE 382C.12: Multicore Computing
• ECE 382C.13: Mobile Computing
• ECE 382C.14: Software Evolution Principles
• ECE 382C.15: Middleware Architecture and Design
• ECE 382C.16: Software Testing
• ECE 382C.17: Algorithmic Foundations for Software Systems
• ECE 382C.18: Computer Graphics
• ECE 382C.1: Engineering Design of Software and Software Systems
• ECE 382C.2: Creation and Maintenance of Distributed Software Systems
• ECE 382C.3: Verification and Validation of Software
• ECE 382C.4: Software and Hardware Engineering Project Management
• ECE 382C.5: Large Software, Hardware, and Communications Systems Engineering
• ECE 382C.6: Software for Highly-Available Distributed Applications
• ECE 382C.7: Software Architectures
• ECE 382C.8: Theory Blockchains and Smart Contracts
• ECE 382C.9: Embedded Software Systems
• ECE 382C: Topics in Software Engineering and Systems
• ECE 382L.1: Switching Theory
• ECE 382L.2: Graph Theory and Applications
• ECE 382L: Topics in Theory of Digital Systems
• ECE 382M.10: Synthesis of Digital Systems
• ECE 382M.11: Verification of Digital Systems
• ECE 382M.12: Semiconductor Memory Design
• ECE 382M.13: Analysis and Design of Digital Integrated Circuits
• ECE 382M.14: Analog Integrated Circuit Design
• ECE 382M.16: Application-Specific Processing
• ECE 382M.17: High-Level Synthesis of Digital Systems
• ECE 382M.19: Mixed-Signal System Design and Modeling
• ECE 382M.1: VLSI Testing
• ECE 382M.20: System-on-Chip Design
• ECE 382M.22: VLSI Physical Design Automation
• ECE 382M.23: Low-Power and Robustness Design
• ECE 382M.24: Analog-Digital Data Conversion Circuits
• ECE 382M.25: Radio Frequency Integrated Circuit Design
• ECE 382M.26: VLSI CAD and Optimization
• ECE 382M.2: Dependable Computing
• ECE 382M.7: VLSI I
• ECE 382M.8: VLSI II
• ECE 382M.9: Simulation Methods in CAD and VLSI
• ECE 382M: Topics in Integrated Circuits and Systems
• ECE 382N.10: Parallel Computer Architecture
• ECE 382N.11: Distributed Systems
• ECE 382N.14: High-Speed Computer Arithmetic I
• ECE 382N.15: High-Speed Computer Arithmetic II
• ECE 382N.16: Distributed Information System Security
• ECE 382N.17: Superscalar Microprocessor Architectures
• ECE 382N.18: Distributed Systems II
• ECE 382N.19: Microarchitecture
• ECE 382N.1: Computer Architecture
• ECE 382N.20: Computer Architecture: Parallelism and Locality
• ECE 382N.21: Computer Performance Evaluation and Benchmarking
• ECE 382N.22: Computer Architecture: User System Interplay
• ECE 382N.23: Embedded System Design and Modeling
• ECE 382N.24: Code Generation and Optimization
• ECE 382N.25: Runtime Systems
• ECE 382N.26: Machine Learning Hardware-Algorithm Codesign
• ECE 382N.3: Interconnection Networks
• ECE 382N.4: Advanced Embedded Microcontroller Systems
• ECE 382N: Topics in Architecture, Computer Systems, and Embedded Systems
• ECE 382V.2: Large-Scale Learning
• ECE 382V: Topics in Computer Engineering
• ECE 383L: Electromagnetic Field Theory
• ECE 383M: Microwave Field Theory
• ECE 383N: Theory of Electromagnetic Fields: Electrodynamics
• ECE 383P.1: Fourier Optics
• ECE 383P.3: Techniques of Laser Communications
• ECE 383P.4: Fiber and Integrated Optics I
• ECE 383P.5: Fiber and Integrated Optics II
• ECE 383P.6: Semiconductor Optoelectronic Devices
• ECE 383P.8: Optical Communications
• ECE 383P: Topics in Optical Processing and Laser Communications
• ECE 383V.1: Nanophotonics
• ECE 383V: Topics in Electromagnetics
• ECE 384N: Topics in Acoustics
• ECE 385J.1: Neural Engineering
• ECE 385J.35: Brain-Computer Interaction
• ECE 385J: Topics in Biomedical Engineering
• ECE 386C: Software Architecture
• ECE 390C: Statistical Methods in Engineering and Quality Assurance
• ECE 390V: Topics in Manufacturing Systems Engineering
• ECE 391C: Technical Entrepreneurship
• ECE 392C: Software Testing
• ECE 392K: Antenna Theory and Practice
• ECE 392L: Computational Electromagnetics
• ECE 392N: Principles of Radar
• ECE 393C.1: Introduction to Plasma Dynamics
• ECE 393C: Topics in Plasma Dynamics
• ECE 394.14: Electrical Transients in Power Systems
• ECE 394.15: Power System Operations and Control
• ECE 394.16: Restructured Electricity Markets: Locational Marginal Pricing
• ECE 394.17: Restructured Electricity Markets: Market Power
• ECE 394.18: Electric Machinery and Drive Systems
• ECE 394.7: Power Electronic Devices and Systems
• ECE 394.9: Power Quality
• ECE 394J.10: Distributed Generation Technologies
• ECE 394J.11: Advanced Power Electronics
• ECE 394J.12: Modeling and Simulation of Wind Power Plants
• ECE 394J.1: Power System Engineering I
• ECE 394J.2: Power System Engineering II
• ECE 394J.9: Wind Energy Systems
• ECE 394J: Topics in Energy Systems
• ECE 394L: Power Systems Apparatus and Laboratory
• ECE 394: Topics in Power System Engineering
• ECE 396K.14: Optical Interconnects
• ECE 396K.15: Optoelectronics Integrated Circuits
• ECE 396K.16: Semiconductor Lasers
• ECE 396K.19: Plasma Processing of Semiconductors I
• ECE 396K.1: Metal Oxide Semiconductor Devices: Physics and Technology
• ECE 396K.20: Plasma Processing of Semiconductors II
• ECE 396K.21: Nanoscale Device Physics and Technologies
• ECE 396K.22: Semiconductor Microlithography
• ECE 396K.23: Semiconductor Heterostructures
• ECE 396K.24: Microwave Devices
• ECE 396K.25: Organic and Polymer Semiconductor Devices
• ECE 396K.26: Microelectromechanical Systems
• ECE 396K.27: Charge Transport in Organic Semiconductors
• ECE 396K.28: Magnetic Materials and Devices
• ECE 396K.29: Thin Film Transistors
• ECE 396K.2: Semiconductor Physics
• ECE 396K.30: Solar Energy Conversion Devices
• ECE 396K.4: Synthesis, Growth, and Analysis of Electronic Materials
• ECE 396K.5: Superconducting Electronic Devices
• ECE 396K.6: Magnetic Phenomena in Materials
• ECE 396K.7: Metal Oxide Semiconductor Integrated Circuit Process Integration
• ECE 396K.8: Ultra-Large-Scale Integration Techniques
• ECE 396K: Topics in Solid-State Device Theory
• ECE 396M.1: Introductory Quantum Electronics
• ECE 396M.2: Quantum Information Hardware
• ECE 396M: Topics in Quantum Electronics
• ECE 396N.1: Semiconductor Nanostructures
• ECE 396N.2: Carbon and 2D Devices
• ECE 396N: Topics in Nanotechnology
• ECE 396V.6: Advanced Semiconductor Lasers
• ECE 396V.7: Optoelectronics for Optical Networking
• ECE 396V: Topics in Solid-State Electronics
• ECE 397K: Advanced Topics in Electrical Engineering
• ECE 397N: Conference Course
• ECE 398R: Master's Report
• ECE 398T: Supervised Teaching in Electrical Engineering
• ECE 399W: Dissertation
• ECE 411: Circuit Theory
• ECE 411H: Circuit Theory: Honors
• ECE 422C: Software Design and Implementation II
• ECE 438: Fundamentals of Electronic Circuits I Laboratory
• ECE 438K: Analog Electronics
• ECE 440: Integrated Circuit Nanomanufacturing Techniques
• ECE 445L: Embedded Systems Design Laboratory
• ECE 445M: Embedded and Real-Time Systems Laboratory
• ECE 445S: Real-Time Digital Signal Processing Laboratory
• ECE 460J: Data Science Laboratory
• ECE 460M: Digital Systems Design Using Hardware Description Languages
• ECE 460N: Computer Architecture
• ECE 460R: Introduction to VLSI Design
• ECE 461L: Software Engineering and Design Laboratory
• ECE 461P: Data Science Principles
• ECE 461S: Operating Systems
• ECE 462L: Power Electronics Laboratory
• ECE 464C: Corporate Senior Design Project
• ECE 464G: Multidisciplinary Senior Design Project
• ECE 464H: Honors Senior Design Project
• ECE 464K: Senior Design Project
• ECE 464R: Research Senior Design Project
• ECE 464S: Start-Up Senior Design Project
• ECE 471C: Wireless Communications Laboratory
• ECE 472L: Network Engineering Laboratory
• ECE 679H: Undergraduate Honors Thesis
• ECE 698: Thesis
• ECE - Electrical and Computer Engineering
• ECO 101S: Professional Development and Career Planning
• ECO 180D: Internship in Economics
• ECO 180P: Internship in Economics
• ECO 198K: Specialized Topics in Microeconomics
• ECO 198L: Specialized Topics in Macroeconomics
• ECO 198M: Specialized Topics in Quantitative Methods
• ECO 297K: Specialized Topics in Microeconomics
• ECO 297L: Specialized Topics in Macroeconomics
• ECO 297M: Specialized Topics in Quantitative Methods
• ECO 301: Introduction to Economics
• ECO 304K: Introduction to Microeconomics
• ECO 304L: Introduction to Macroeconomics
• ECO 305: Introductory Topics in Economics
• ECO 320L: Macroeconomic Theory
• ECO 321: Public Economics
• ECO 322: Money and Banking
• ECO 323L: Political Economy
• ECO 323T.1: Economic History of the United States
• ECO 323T.2: World Economic History
• ECO 323T: Studies in Economic History
• ECO 324: Introduction to Labor Economics
• ECO 325K: Health Economics
• ECO 325L: Economics of Health
• ECO 326L: Economics of Education
• ECO 327: Comparative Economic Systems
• ECO 328: Industrial Organization
• ECO 329: Economic Statistics
• ECO 330T.1: Economics of Health
• ECO 330T.2: Introduction to Law and Economics
• ECO 330T: Topics in Economics
• ECO 333K: Development Economics
• ECO 333L: Development and Population
• ECO 334K: Urban Economics
• ECO 334L: Regional Economics
• ECO 334M: Migration Economics and Policy
• ECO 335K: Energy Economics
• ECO 336M: Economics of Auctions
• ECO 339K: International Trade and Investment
• ECO 339L: International Finance
• ECO 341K: Introduction to Econometrics
• ECO 342L: Advanced Econometrics
• ECO 342M: Applied Econometrics and Data Analysis
• ECO 346K: Russian Economic Development since 1917
• ECO 348K.1: Advanced Econometrics
• ECO 348K: Advanced Topics in Econometrics
• ECO 349K.1: Law and Economics
• ECO 349K: Topics in Applied Economics
• ECO 350K.4: Advanced Econometrics
• ECO 350K.5: Advanced Macroeconomics
• ECO 350K.6: Advanced Microeconomic Theory
• ECO 350K.7: Applied Economic Analysis
• ECO 350K.8: Applied Macroeconomics
• ECO 350K.9: Health Economics
• ECO 350K: Advanced Topics in Economics
• ECO 350L: Advanced Macroeconomics
• ECO 351K: Current Issues in Business Economics
• ECO 351L: Business Trends and the Operational Environment in the United States Economy
• ECO 351M: Managerial Economics
• ECO 351N: Economic Principles of Managerial Decisions
• ECO 352K: Business Strategy
• ECO 352R: Economics of Entrepreneurship
• ECO 353K: Antitrust Law and Economics
• ECO 353M: Empirical Public Economics
• ECO 354K: Introductory Game Theory
• ECO 354M: Experimental Economics
• ECO 357K: Marxist Economics
• ECO 357L: Political Economy of International Crises
• ECO 358Q: Supervised Research
• ECO 358R: Supervised Research
• ECO 359M: Environmental and Natural Resource Economics
• ECO 361.1: Empirical Public Economics
• ECO 361N: Informational Society
• ECO 361: Studies in Public Economics
• ECO 362M: Mathematics for Economists
• ECO 363C: Computational Economics
• ECO 367R: Monetary Economics
• ECO 369F: Financial Economics
• ECO 370E: Economics of Gender, Race, and Ethnicity
• ECO 370M: Behavioral Economics
• ECO 371M: Social Economics: Outside the Market
• ECO 372M: Studies in Development Economics
• ECO 376M.1: Personnel Economics
• ECO 376M: Studies in Labor Economics
• ECO 376N: Personnel Economics
• ECO 377R: Selected Topics in Economics Research
• ECO 379D: Internship in Economics
• ECO 379E: Internship in Economics
• ECO 380K.1: Economic Development Theory
• ECO 380K.2: Economic Development Topics
• ECO 380K.3: Political Economy of Southeast Asia
• ECO 380K: Economic Development
• ECO 380L: Seminar in Economic Systems
• ECO 380: Research Course
• ECO 382L.1: Foundations of Public Finance
• ECO 382L.2: Empirical Public Finance
• ECO 382L.3: Local Public Finance
• ECO 382L: Theories of Public Finance
• ECO 384G.1: International Trade
• ECO 384G.2: International Finance
• ECO 384G: Seminar in International Economics
• ECO 384H.1: Seminar in Public Economics
• ECO 384H: Seminar in Public Finance
• ECO 384J: Seminar in Development Economics
• ECO 385C: Probability and Statistics
• ECO 385D: Mathematics for Economists
• ECO 385K.2: Topics in Labor Economics
• ECO 385K.3: Advanced Labor Economics
• ECO 386C: Microeconomics I
• ECO 386D: Microeconomics II
• ECO 386E.1: Introduction to Game Theory
• ECO 386E.2: Applications of Game Theory
• ECO 386E.3: Advanced Microeconomic Analysis
• ECO 386E.4: Mathematical Economics
• ECO 386E.5: Experimental Methods in Economics
• ECO 386E.6: Health Economics
• ECO 386E: Seminar in Advanced Microeconomics
• ECO 387C: Macroeconomics I
• ECO 387D: Macroeconomics II
• ECO 387E.1: Advanced Macroeconomic Analysis I
• ECO 387E.2: Advanced Macroeconomic Analysis II
• ECO 387E.3: Advanced Macroeconomic Labor I
• ECO 387E.4: Advanced Macroeconomic Labor II
• ECO 387E: Seminar in Advanced Macroeconomics
• ECO 387L.10: Endogenous Economic Growth
• ECO 387L.11: Computable General Equilibrium Theory
• ECO 387L.12: Empirical Macroeconomics and Control
• ECO 387L.13: Dynamic Macroeconomic Theory
• ECO 387L.14: Banking and Financial Intermediation
• ECO 387L.15: Advanced Macroeconomic Analysis
• ECO 387L.18: Introduction to Marxian Economics
• ECO 387L.19: Marxian Theories of Economic Crisis
• ECO 387L.1: Microeconomics I
• ECO 387L.20: Autonomous Marxism
• ECO 387L.21: Marxist Theories of Socialism and Communism
• ECO 387L.24: Mathematical Economics
• ECO 387L.25: General Equilibrium and Welfare Analysis
• ECO 387L.26: Advanced Microeconomic Analysis
• ECO 387L.27: Introduction to Game Theory
• ECO 387L.28: Applications of Game Theory
• ECO 387L.29: Economics of Uncertainty and Information
• ECO 387L.2: Macroeconomics I
• ECO 387L.30: Research Seminar
• ECO 387L.3: Microeconomics II
• ECO 387L.4: Macroeconomics II
• ECO 387L.5: Dissertation Seminar I
• ECO 387L.6: Dissertation Seminar II
• ECO 387L.7: Research Seminar
• ECO 387L: Studies in Contemporary Economic Theory
• ECO 388C: Econometrics I
• ECO 388D: Econometrics II
• ECO 388E.1: Advanced Econometric Theory I
• ECO 388E.2: Advanced Econometric Theory II
• ECO 388E.3: Applied Microeconometrics
• ECO 388E.4: Time-Series Analysis
• ECO 388E.5: Applied Macroeconometrics
• ECO 388E: Seminar in Advanced Econometrics
• ECO 391K.5: Privatization and Development in Latin America
• ECO 391K.6: Inflation Stabilization and Liberalization in Latin America
• ECO 391K.7: Latin American Marxism
• ECO 391K: Seminar in Latin American Economics
• ECO 392M.10: Economics of Control Theory
• ECO 392M.11: Resource Systems Modeling
• ECO 392M.12: Computational Economics I
• ECO 392M.13: Mathematical Programming
• ECO 392M.14: Stochastic Control Theory
• ECO 392M.15: Applied Macroeconometrics
• ECO 392M.18: Econometrics III
• ECO 392M.19: Probability and Statistics
• ECO 392M.20: Computational Economics II
• ECO 392M.2: Econometrics I
• ECO 392M.3: Econometrics II
• ECO 392M.4: Applied Microeconometrics
• ECO 392M.5: Time-Series Analysis
• ECO 392M.6: Advanced Econometric Theory I
• ECO 392M.7: Advanced Econometric Theory II
• ECO 392M.8: Mathematics for Economists I
• ECO 392M.9: Mathematics for Economists II
• ECO 392M: Seminar in Quantitative Economics
• ECO 394C: Mathematics for Economists
• ECO 394D: Probability and Statistics
• ECO 394K: Microeconomics
• ECO 394L: Macroeconomics
• ECO 394M: Econometrics
• ECO 395K.1: Game Theory
• ECO 395K.2: Labor Economics
• ECO 395K.3: Industrial Organization
• ECO 395K.4: Markets for Electricity
• ECO 395K.5: Economics of Auctions
• ECO 395K: Topics and Applications in Microeconomics
• ECO 395L.1: International Economics
• ECO 395L: Topics and Applications in Macroeconomics
• ECO 395M.1: Real Analysis
• ECO 395M.2: Data Mining and Statistical Learning
• ECO 395M.3: Time Series Econometrics
• ECO 395M.4: Causal Inference
• ECO 395M: Topics and Applications in Quantitative Methods
• ECO 420K: Microeconomic Theory
• ECO 420S: Mathematical Microeconomic Theory with Advanced Applications
• ECO 421K: Microeconomic Theory For Business
• ECO 698: Thesis
• ECO 699R: Dissertation
• ECO 699W: Dissertation
• ECO - Economics
• Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior
• Economics
• Economics
• EDA 180F: Proseminar I: Introduction to Careers in Higher Education
• EDA 180S: Pro-seminar II: Introduction to Research in Higher Education
• EDA 181F: Proseminar: Introduction to P20 Research and Careers
• EDA 197N: Principalship Internship
• EDA 296: Research Apprenticeship
• EDA 381K: Systems for Observing and Analyzing Instruction
• EDA 381L: Education Research I
• EDA 381M: Education Research II
• EDA 381P: Quantitative Research Design and Analysis
• EDA 381Q: Qualitative Research Design
• EDA 381S: Advanced Qualitative Research
• EDA 381T: Interactive Qualitative Analysis
• EDA 382M: Organizational Design and Behavior--Core Course
• EDA 382T.1: Elementary Schools
• EDA 382T.2: Secondary Schools
• EDA 382T: Administration of the Individual School
• EDA 383.1: Individual Projects
• EDA 383.6: Community College Programs
• EDA 383: Directed Advanced Studies
• EDA 384G: Seminar in Instructional Supervision
• EDA 384L: Designing In-Service Education Programs
• EDA 385.6: School District Administrative Functions
• EDA 385C: School Improvement: Instructional Leadership and Development
• EDA 387Q: Introduction to Systems of Human Inquiry
• EDA 387: The Community College
• EDA 388E: Educational Economics and Finance Policy--Core Course
• EDA 388L: School Law
• EDA 388M: Social and Cultural Contexts of Education--Core Course
• EDA 388P: Educational Politics and Policy--Core Course
• EDA 388S: A Comprehensive Exploration of P-16 Education
• EDA 388V: Ethics and Values in Educational Administration--Core Course
• EDA 390S: Systems of Higher Education
• EDA 391C: Comparative Higher Education
• EDA 391D: Institutional Research and Planning
• EDA 391E: The College Student
• EDA 391F: Capstone: Advanced Issues in Higher Education
• EDA 391G: Leadership in Higher Education
• EDA 391J: Policy and Policy Development in Higher Education
• EDA 391K.11: Curriculum Planning and Administration in Higher Education
• EDA 391K.13: Instructional Leadership
• EDA 391K.14: The American Professorate and Academic Administration
• EDA 391K.15: Gender in Higher Education
• EDA 391K.16: Statewide Planning in Higher Education
• EDA 391K.17: Equity and Access in Higher Education
• EDA 391K.18: Student Affairs Assessment in Higher Education
• EDA 391K.19: Legislative Issues in Higher Education
• EDA 391K.1: Community Colleges
• EDA 391K.20: Research on College Students
• EDA 391K.21: Risk Management in Student Affairs
• EDA 391K.22: Adolescent and College Student Development Theory
• EDA 391K.23: Technology and Innovation in Higher Education
• EDA 391K.24: Multicultural Modes of Mentoring
• EDA 391K.3: Problems of College Teaching and Learning
• EDA 391K.5: Critical Consciousness in Higher Education
• EDA 391K.7: Technology and Innovation in Higher Education
• EDA 391K.8: Multicultural Modes of Mentoring
• EDA 391K: Administration in Institutions of Higher Education
• EDA 391P: College Student Personnel Administration
• EDA 391Q: Contemporary Issues In Higher Education Management
• EDA 391R: Organization and Administration of Higher Education
• EDA 391S: History of Higher Education
• EDA 391T: Higher Education Law
• EDA 393D: Law and Disabilities
• EDA 393E: Education Futures
• EDA 394C: School Choice
• EDA 394D: Place, Opportunity, and Education
• EDA 394E: Urban Policy, Schools, and Communities
• EDA 394F: Law, Leadership, and Discipline Policy
• EDA 394P: Personnel Administration: Managing Instructional Resources
• EDA 395.7: Higher Education Futures and Issues
• EDA 395D: Special Populations
• EDA 395E: Class, Gender, and Race in Schools
• EDA 395F: Foundations of Educational Policy
• EDA 395G: Policy Implementation Seminar
• EDA 395H: Policy Issues in Data-Based Decision Making
• EDA 395J: Poverty and Education Policy
• EDA 395K: Policy Research Problems
• EDA 395L: Advanced Policy Seminar in Latino Education Issues
• EDA 395M: Critical Policy Analysis
• EDA 395: Topical Seminar
• EDA 396R: Dissertation Seminar
• EDA 396T: Directed Research in Educational Administration
• EDA 397Q: Graduate Internship
• EDA 682G.2: Community College Administration
• EDA 682G: Foundations in Educational Administration
• EDA 682H.1: Public School Administration
• EDA 682H: Foundations in Educational Administration
• EDA 683.15: Principalship
• EDA 683.16: Americans with Disabilities
• EDA 683.17: Program Evaluation and Decision Making
• EDA 683.18: Data-Based Decision Making for Principals
• EDA 683.19: Data-Based Decision Making in Schools
• EDA 683.2: School-Community Relations
• EDA 683.3: Strategies of Educational Planning
• EDA 683.5: School Business Management
• EDA 683.7: Special Topics in Administration and Supervision
• EDA 683.9: Special Topics in Educational Finance
• EDA 683C: School Restructuring and Renewal
• EDA 685.1: General, Elementary, and Secondary Programs
• EDA 685.2: Directing Instructional Services Programs
• EDA 685.3: Student Personnel Administration
• EDA 685.4: Practicum in Program Development
• EDA 685.5: Higher Education Administration
• EDA 685D: Instructional Leadership
• EDA 685: Practicum in Instructional Supervision
• EDA 697P: Graduate Internship
• EDA 699K: Treatise
• EDA 699L: Treatise
• EDA 699R: Dissertation
• EDA 699W: Dissertation
• EDC 119S: Topics in Curriculum and Instruction
• EDC 129S: Topics in Curriculum and Instruction
• EDC 185G.10: Program Planning and Evaluation
• EDC 185G.12: Collection and Analysis of Organizational Data
• EDC 185G.13: Consultation Skills
• EDC 185G.14: Career Development
• EDC 185G.15: Small Groups and Facilitation
• EDC 185G.16: Facilitating Adult Learning
• EDC 185G.18: Implementing Organizational Change
• EDC 185G.20: Organizational Behavior
• EDC 185G.22: Organizational Development
• EDC 185G.23: Action Learning
• EDC 185G.26: Whole Systems Thinking
• EDC 185G.39: Cultural Knowledge of Teachers and Teaching
• EDC 185G.3: Major Developmental Theories
• EDC 185G.8: Adult Learning and Development
• EDC 185G.9: Human Resource Development
• EDC 196.3: Learning Technologies
• EDC 196.4: Cultural Studies in Education
• EDC 196.5: Early Childhood Education
• EDC 196.6: Bilingual/Bicultural Education
• EDC 196.7: Language and Literacy Studies
• EDC 196.8: Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Education
• EDC 196.9: Physical Education Teacher Education
• EDC 197V: Independent Study
• EDC 198P: Graduate Internship
• EDC 296T: Directed Research in Curriculum and Instruction
• EDC 312: Foundations of United States Schooling
• EDC 314: Children's Movement
• EDC 319: Qualitative Inquiry and Education for Social Change
• EDC 331E: School Organization and Classroom Management in Elementary Schools
• EDC 332S: Designs for Instruction
• EDC 339C: Community Literacy
• EDC 339D: Reading Assessment and Development
• EDC 339E: Secondary School Literacy across the Disciplines
• EDC 339F: Adolescent Literacy
• EDC 339G: Literacy Seminar
• EDC 340C: Spanish Language Methods for the Bilingual Classroom Teacher I
• EDC 340D: Spanish Language Methods for the Bilingual Classroom Teacher II
• EDC 340F: Foundations of Bilingual Education
• EDC 341C: Early Childhood Education
• EDC 341D: Early Childhood Program Development
• EDC 343: Informal Science Education
• EDC 344: Digital Literacy for Teaching and Learning
• EDC 345: Curriculum Issues in Physical Education
• EDC 350.3: Teaching Secondary Social Studies
• EDC 351S.1: Secondary School Teaching Practicum: English
• EDC 351S.2: Secondary School Teaching Practicum: Social Studies
• EDC 351S.3: Secondary School Teaching Practicum: Math
• EDC 351S.4: Secondary School Teaching Practicum: Science
• EDC 351S.5: Secondary School Teaching Practicum: Visual Art
• EDC 351S: Secondary School Teaching Practicum
• EDC 351W.1: All Level Teaching Practicum: Theatre
• EDC 351W.2: All Level Teaching Practicum: Visual Art
• EDC 351W.3: All Level Teaching Practicum: Dance
• EDC 351W.4: All Level Teaching Practicum: Music
• EDC 351W.5: All Level Teaching Practicum: Kinesiology
• EDC 351W: All Level Teaching Practicum
• EDC 352S: Secondary Student Teaching Methods
• EDC 363: Social Entrepreneurship in Youth and Community Studies
• EDC 364C: Fieldwork in Youth and Community Studies
• EDC 370S.15: Teaching Secondary School Theatre
• EDC 370S.16: Teaching Secondary School Visual Art
• EDC 370S.17: Teaching Secondary School Dance
• EDC 370S.18: Teaching Secondary School Music
• EDC 370S.1: Advanced Methods in English, Language Arts, and Reading
• EDC 370S.3: Advanced Methods in Social Studies
• EDC 370S.7: Art
• EDC 371G: Teaching Young Children
• EDC 371P: Social Entrepreneurship
• EDC 371R: Reading Difficulties
• EDC 371S.1: Secondary English
• EDC 371S.4: Secondary Social Studies
• EDC 371S: Praxis for Student Teaching
• EDC 373: African Americans in Sports
• EDC 380R: Educational Research and Design
• EDC 380T: Writing: Process and Pedagogy
• EDC 380W: Teaching Composition
• EDC 381T: Teaching Composition Institute
• EDC 382E.4: Social Studies
• EDC 382R: Fundamentals of Statistics
• EDC 383F: Curriculum Theory
• EDC 385G.11: Action Technologies
• EDC 385G.17: Culture, Gender, and Race in Organizations
• EDC 385G.19: Managing Human Resource Development
• EDC 385G.1: Global Comparative Early Childhood
• EDC 385G.21: Training and Development
• EDC 385G.24: Qualitative Research: Mixed-Method Investigation
• EDC 385G.25: Life History Research
• EDC 385G.27: Qualitative Research: Naturalistic Inquiry
• EDC 385G.28: Multimedia Authoring
• EDC 385G.29: Interactive Multimedia Design and Production
• EDC 385G.2: Parents and Education
• EDC 385G.30: Advanced Qualitative Research: Discourse Analysis
• EDC 385G.31: Inquiry in Play
• EDC 385G.32: Advanced Science and Mathematics Education
• EDC 385G.33: Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning
• EDC 385G.34: Language, Culture, and Identity
• EDC 385G.35: Constructivism and Instructional Design
• EDC 385G.36: Content and Instruction of Reform Algebra
• EDC 385G.37: Critical Issues in Bilingual and Bicultural Education
• EDC 385G.38: Critical Perspectives on Early Childhood Education
• EDC 385G.40: Current Issues in Teaching Social Studies
• EDC 385G.41: Curriculum Development in School Systems
• EDC 385G.42: Curriculum History in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Education
• EDC 385G.43: Curriculum in Science and Mathematics Education
• EDC 385G.44: Curriculum Theories for Prekindergarten and Kindergarten
• EDC 385G.45: Designs and Strategies for New Media
• EDC 385G.46: Early Childhood Education Programs
• EDC 385G.47: Educational Communication Networks: Theory and Practice
• EDC 385G.48: Educational Communication: Diffusion of Innovation
• EDC 385G.49: Teaching and Learning with the Internet
• EDC 385G.4: Second Language Acquisition
• EDC 385G.50: Education in Contemporary Black America
• EDC 385G.51: Feminist Participatory Action Research
• EDC 385G.52: Foundations of Instructional Technology
• EDC 385G.53: Curriculum and High-Stakes Testing
• EDC 385G.54: The History of American Reading Instruction
• EDC 385G.55: Historical Perspectives on Curriculum
• EDC 385G.56: Service Learning as an Instructional Strategy
• EDC 385G.57: Learning Technology Planning and Management
• EDC 385G.58: Multicultural Education in Austin
• EDC 385G.59: Knowing and Learning in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Education
• EDC 385G.5: The Second Language Learner
• EDC 385G.60: Language Acquisition in Multicultural Special Education
• EDC 385G.61: International Perspectives on Literacy Development
• EDC 385G.62: Education in Contemporary Black America
• EDC 385G.63: Identity, Agency, and Education
• EDC 385G.64: Cultural Theory in Education
• EDC 385G.65: Critical Pedagogy
• EDC 385G.67: Cultural Knowledge of Teachers and Teaching
• EDC 385G.68: Women and Education: Research, Theory, and Practice
• EDC 385G.69: Chicana Feminist Theorists
• EDC 385G.70: Chicana Participatory Action Research
• EDC 385G.71: Exploration in the Education of the Mexican American Child
• EDC 385G.72: Race and Ethnic Relations in Schools
• EDC 385G.73: Seminar in Advanced Educational Policy
• EDC 385G.74: History of American Reading Instruction
• EDC 385G.75: Reading and Writing in the Elementary School
• EDC 385G.76: Literacy and Culture
• EDC 385G.77: Classroom Discourse and Teacher Research
• EDC 385G.78: The Teaching of Literacy
• EDC 385G.79: Sociolinguistics in Research and Teaching
• EDC 385G.80: Orality, Literacy, and Technology
• EDC 385G.81: Research on Adolescent Literacy In and Out of School
• EDC 385G.82: Major Theorists in Early Childhood
• EDC 385G.83: Research on Teacher Education in Physical Education
• EDC 385G.84: Contemporary Problems in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Education
• EDC 385G.85: Current Issues in Physical Education
• EDC 385G.86: Critical Perspectives in Early Childhood Education
• EDC 385G.87: Technology, Teacher Learning, and School Change
• EDC 385G.88: Research on Early Childhood Education
• EDC 385G.89: Social Construction of Thinking in Childhood
• EDC 385G.90: Social Contexts of Early Childhood Education
• EDC 385G.91: Early Childhood Education Programs
• EDC 385G.92: Theories of Curriculum for Pre-kindergarten and Kindergarten
• EDC 385G.93: Evaluation in Language Education
• EDC 385G.94: Immigration Theory in Education
• EDC 385G.95: Language Policy in Education
• EDC 385G.96: Biliteracy and New Literacy Studies
• EDC 385G.97: Biliteracy and Culture
• EDC 385G.98: Social, Cultural, and Political Contexts of Language Learning
• EDC 385G.99: Curriculum in Physical Education
• EDC 385G: Seminar: Program Development and Research
• EDC 385R: Introduction to Quantitative Research
• EDC 387R.2: Statistical Inference
• EDC 387R: Topics in Advanced Quantitative Research
• EDC 388R.3: Educational Ethnography
• EDC 388R.8: Mixed-Method Investigation
• EDC 388R: Topics in Advanced Qualitative Research
• EDC 389R: Topics in Advanced Mixed Methods Research
• EDC 390T.10: Analysis of Teaching in Physical Education
• EDC 390T.19: Equity in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Education
• EDC 390T.21: Instructional Systems Design
• EDC 390T.29: Reading Difficulties
• EDC 390T.31: Research on Teaching in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Education
• EDC 390T.37: Systemic Reform in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Education
• EDC 390T.38: Advanced Topics in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Education
• EDC 390T.39: Instructional Systems Design
• EDC 390T.40: Advanced Instructional Systems Design
• EDC 390T.41: Measurement and Assessment of Physical Activity
• EDC 390T.42: Research on Teaching in Physical Education
• EDC 390T.43: Foundations of Learning Technology
• EDC 390T.6: Foreign and Second Language Materials Development
• EDC 390T: Institute in Instruction
• EDC 391C: Curriculum and Pedagogy
• EDC 391G: Gender and Race in Education
• EDC 391P: Educational Policy
• EDC 391T: Educational Theory
• EDC 391V: Educational Evaluation
• EDC 395C.1: Black Education: Contexts, Dilemmas, and Possibilities
• EDC 395C: Cultural Studies in Education
• EDC 395H: Social Studies Education
• EDC 395K: Early Childhood Education
• EDC 395L.1: Exploring Literacy Teaching Practices Using Action Research
• EDC 395L.2: Literacy and Social Change
• EDC 395L.3: Research in English and Language Arts
• EDC 395L.4: Research in Reading
• EDC 395L.5: Critical Perspectives on Literacy Challenges
• EDC 395L: Language and Literacy Studies
• EDC 395M: Bilingual Bicultural Education
• EDC 395P: Physical Education and Teacher Education
• EDC 395T.1: Introduction to Instructional Design
• EDC 395T.2: Humanizing Pedagogy and Technology Integration
• EDC 395T.3: Humanizing Pedagogy and Online Teaching for K-12 Education
• EDC 395T.4: Technology Designs for Digital Justice
• EDC 395T.5: Technology Innovation for Digital Justice
• EDC 395T: Learning Technologies
• EDC 396.1: Foreign Language
• EDC 396.2: Social Studies Education
• EDC 396: Doctoral Seminar
• EDC 396V: Independent Study
• EDC 397P.1: Early Childhood Education
• EDC 397P: Graduate Internship
• EDC 650M: Middle Grade Teaching Practicum
• EDC 650S: Secondary School Teaching Practicum
• EDC 650W: All-Level Teaching Practicum
• EDC 664: Internship
• EDC 665: Classroom Interactions and Project Based Instruction
• EDC 698: Thesis
• EDC 699R: Dissertation
• EDC 699W: Dissertation
• EDC - Curriculum and Instruction
• EDP 110.4: Strategic Learning for the Twenty-First Century
• EDP 118T.4: Myths and Mysteries of Memory
• EDP 118T.5: Introduction to Career Planning
• EDP 118T.8: Introduction to School Psychology
• EDP 118T: Selected Topics in Educational Psychology
• EDP 119S: Topics in Educational Psychology
• EDP 129S: Topics in Educational Psychology
• EDP 176T.12: Sport and Performance Psychology
• EDP 176T.14: Teaching Sexual Health
• EDP 176T.3: Disability and Culture in Education
• EDP 176T.5: Documentary Film and Inquiry: Honors
• EDP 176T.7: Pediatric Psychology
• EDP 176T.9: Pediatric Psychology and Health Disparities
• EDP 176T: Topics in Educational Psychology
• EDP 180P.17: Advanced Item Response Theory
• EDP 184.18: Research Methods in Educational Psychology
• EDP 184.22: Literature and Research Synthesis
• EDP 184.23: Research Design and Methods
• EDP 184.24: Research Design and Methods for Psychology and Education
• EDP 184.25: Causal Inference
• EDP 187T: Topics in Educational Psychology
• EDP 194.10: Quantitative Methods Colloquium
• EDP 194.12: Counseling Psychology Colloquium
• EDP 194.14: Selected Subjects Colloquium
• EDP 194.16: Internship Colloquium
• EDP 194.2: Departmental Colloquium
• EDP 194.4: Doctoral Research Colloquium
• EDP 194.6: School Psychology Colloquium
• EDP 194.8: Human Development, Culture, and Learning Sciences Colloquium
• EDP 194: Colloquium in Educational Psychology
• EDP 194E: Internship in Counseling
• EDP 196.1: Departmental Colloquium
• EDP 196.2: Doctoral Research Colloquium
• EDP 196.3: Counseling Psychology Colloquium
• EDP 196.4: School Psychology Colloquium
• EDP 196.5: Human Development and Culture Colloquium
• EDP 196.6: Quantitative Methods Colloquium
• EDP 196.7: Learning, Cognition, Instruction Colloquium
• EDP 196.8: Selected Topics Colloquium
• EDP 196: Colloquium in Educational Psychology
• EDP 210.1: Individual Learning Skills
• EDP 210.2: Selected Topics
• EDP 210.3: Intergroup Dialogue
• EDP 210.5: Strategic Learning for the Twenty-First Century
• EDP 216: Intergroup Dialogue
• EDP 262.1: Emergent Views of Intelligent Behavior
• EDP 262.2: Early Childhood
• EDP 269K.2: Resident Assistant Development
• EDP 269K.3: Students and Community Involvement
• EDP 280E.1: Fundamental Statistics
• EDP 280E.2: Selected Topics
• EDP 280E: Intermediate Discipline
• EDP 280P.10: Practicum in Evaluation
• EDP 280P.11: Practicum in Psychometrics
• EDP 280P.12: Practicum in Research and Evaluation Methodology
• EDP 280P.13: Computer-Based Testing
• EDP 280P.14: Applied Psychometrics
• EDP 280P.15: Advanced Psychometrics Research
• EDP 280P.16: Selected Topics
• EDP 280P.1: Measurement and Evaluation
• EDP 280P.2: Psychometric Theory and Methods
• EDP 280P.3: Individual Testing
• EDP 280P.4: Evaluation Models and Techniques
• EDP 280P.5: Advanced Psychoeducational Assessment and Evaluation
• EDP 280P.6: Item Response Theory
• EDP 280P.7: Multidimensional Scaling
• EDP 280P.8: Test and Scale Construction
• EDP 280P.9: Advanced Psychometrics Seminar
• EDP 280P: Psychometrics
• EDP 282.10: Selected Topics
• EDP 282.11: Reality Therapy
• EDP 282.13: Educational Neuroscience
• EDP 282.1: Consultation Theory and Procedure
• EDP 282.2: Law, Education, and Psychology
• EDP 282.3: Organizational and Group Behavior
• EDP 282.4: Psychology of the Gifted
• EDP 282.5: Psychology of Teachers and Teaching
• EDP 282.6: Understanding Minority Group Children
• EDP 282.7: Child Abuse: Issues and Research
• EDP 282.8: Inquiry in the Human Sciences
• EDP 282.9: Interpretive Social Science
• EDP 282: Graduate Seminar
• EDP 282K.10: Applied Bayesian Analysis
• EDP 282K.11: Integration of Quantitative Methods: Psychometrics
• EDP 282K.12: Integration of Quantitative Methods: Statistics
• EDP 282K.1: Experimental Design and Statistical Inference
• EDP 282K.2: Correlation and Regression Methods
• EDP 282K.3: Factor Analysis
• EDP 282K.4: Survey of Multivariate Methods
• EDP 282K.5: Analysis of Categorical Data
• EDP 282K.6: Structural Equation Modeling
• EDP 282K.8: Selected Topics
• EDP 282K.9: Advanced Statistical Modeling
• EDP 282K: Quantitative Methods
• EDP 284.10: Selected Topics
• EDP 284.16: Hierarchical Linear Modeling
• EDP 284.17: Issues in Multicultural Research
• EDP 284.19: Educational Research Methodology
• EDP 284.1: Introduction to Educational Research Design
• EDP 284.20: Research Methodology for Practitioners
• EDP 284.21: Research in Psychology and Education
• EDP 284.2: Introduction to Linear Statistical Models
• EDP 284.3: Intermediate Topics in Linear Statistical Models
• EDP 284.4: Introduction to Survey Research
• EDP 284.5: Practicum in Research Methodology
• EDP 284.6: Data Analysis Using SAS
• EDP 284.7: Meta-analysis
• EDP 284.8: Qualitative Research Methods
• EDP 284.9: Data Analysis Using SPSS
• EDP 284: Research Methodology
• EDP 289H.10: Practicum in Cognitive-Behavioral Intervention
• EDP 289H.11: School Consultation Theory and Methods
• EDP 289H.12: Practicum in School Psychology
• EDP 289H.15: Infant and Preschool Assessment
• EDP 289H.16: Practicum in Psychological Assessment
• EDP 289H.17: The Rorschach Child
• EDP 289H.18: Practicum in School Psychological Services
• EDP 289H.19: Bilingual Assessment
• EDP 289H.1: Law, Ethics, and History of School Psychology
• EDP 289H.20: Educational Disabilities in Schools
• EDP 289H.21: Social and Emotional Assessment with Children and Adolescents
• EDP 289H.22: Advanced Practicum
• EDP 289H.23: Practicum in Cognitive-Behavioral Assessment and Intervention
• EDP 289H.2: Academic Assessment and Intervention
• EDP 289H.3: Interpersonal Intervention with Children and Adolescents
• EDP 289H.4: Practicum in Interpersonal Intervention with Children and Adolescents
• EDP 289H.5: Family and School Systems
• EDP 289H.6: Practicum in Family Assessment and Intervention
• EDP 289H.7: Neuropsychological Assessment
• EDP 289H.8: Advanced Neuropsychological Assessment
• EDP 289H.9: Cognitive-Behavioral Assessment and Intervention
• EDP 289H: School Psychology
• EDP 293.10: Field Experience: Social and Emotional Assessment in Children and Adolescents
• EDP 293.11: Field Experience: Research
• EDP 293.12: Advanced Field Experience: Interpersonal Intervention with Children and Adolescents
• EDP 293.13: Advanced Field Experience: Social and Emotional Assessment in Children and Adolescents
• EDP 293.14: Advanced Field Experience: Cognitive-Behavioral Assessment and Intervention
• EDP 293.15: Advanced Field Experience: Family Intervention
• EDP 293.16: Advanced Field Experience: Neuropsychological Assessment
• EDP 293.17: Advanced Field Experience: Psychodiagnostic Assessment
• EDP 293.18: Advanced Field Experience: School Consultation
• EDP 293.19: Advanced Field Experience: Research
• EDP 293.1: Field Experience: Interpersonal Intervention with Children and Adolescents
• EDP 293.20: Advanced Field Experience: Social and Emotional Assessment in Children and Adolescents
• EDP 293.21: Field Experience: Counseling Doctoral Practicum
• EDP 293.22: Advanced Field Experience: Counseling Doctoral Practicum
• EDP 293.2: Field Experience: Cognitive-Behavioral Assessment and Intervention
• EDP 293.3: Field Experience: Assessment in Counseling
• EDP 293.4: Field Experience: Family Intervention
• EDP 293.5: Field Experience: Neuropsychological Assessment
• EDP 293.6: Field Experience: Psychodiagnostic Assessment
• EDP 293.7: Field Experience: School Consultation
• EDP 293.8: Selected Topics
• EDP 293: Field Experience in Educational Psychology
• EDP 304: Strategic Learning for the Twenty-First Century
• EDP 306: Introduction to Human Sexuality and Relationships
• EDP 308: Statistical Reasoning and Literacy
• EDP 310: Introduction to Educational Psychology
• EDP 312.1: Issues and Debates in Life Development
• EDP 312.4: Myths and Mysteries of Memory
• EDP 312: Lower-Division Seminar
• EDP 332: Psychological Foundations of Education
• EDP 350E: Introduction to Life Span Development
• EDP 350G: Adolescent Development
• EDP 350L: Human Sexuality
• EDP 352D: Introduction to Individual Counseling and Psychotherapy
• EDP 352G: Multicultural Approach to Counseling and Psychotherapy
• EDP 352K: Mindfulness, Compassion, and the Self
• EDP 352N: Addiction Counseling and Theories
• EDP 354E: Psychology of Women
• EDP 354G: Psychology of the African American Experience
• EDP 354J: Psychology of Race and Racism
• EDP 354L: Community Leadership on the College Campus
• EDP 358D: Emotional and Behavioral Disorders
• EDP 358F: Educational Neuroscience
• EDP 362.10: Psychology of Women
• EDP 362.3: Selected Topics
• EDP 362.7: Educational Disabilities in Schools
• EDP 362.8: Mindfulness, Compassion, and the Self
• EDP 362T.1: Tests and Measurements--Elementary
• EDP 362T.2: Tests and Measurements--Secondary
• EDP 362T.3: Tests and Measurements--Reading
• EDP 362T.4: Tests and Measurements--Elementary/Secondary/Reading
• EDP 362: The Individual and Education
• EDP 362T: Tests and Measurements
• EDP 363.1: Selected Topics
• EDP 363.2: Personality Development
• EDP 363.3: Human Sexuality
• EDP 363.4: Dynamics of Interpersonal Communication
• EDP 363.5: Emotional and Behavioral Disorders
• EDP 363.6: Forensic Psychology: Psychological Issues in Legal Contexts
• EDP 363M.1: Character Development
• EDP 363M.2: School Promotion of Mental Health
• EDP 363M.3: Adolescent Development
• EDP 363M.4: Life Span Adjustment
• EDP 363M.5: Life Span Development of Black Women
• EDP 363M.6: Introduction to Life Span Development
• EDP 363M: Personality and Mental Health
• EDP 363: Personality and Behavior
• EDP 367.1: Introduction to Individual Counseling and Psychotherapy
• EDP 367.2: A Multicultural Approach to Counseling and Psychotherapy
• EDP 367.3: Addiction Counseling and Theories
• EDP 367: Studies in Counseling and Psychotherapy
• EDP 369K.10: Educational Neuroscience
• EDP 369K.1: Career Planning
• EDP 369K.4: Selected Topics
• EDP 369K.5: Sorority and Fraternity Leadership Issues
• EDP 369K.7: Socially Responsible and Ethical Student Leadership
• EDP 369K.8: Training Procedures in Intergroup Dialogue
• EDP 369K.9: Practicum in Facilitating Intergroup Dialogue
• EDP 369K: Upper-Division Seminar
• EDP 371: Introduction to Statistics
• EDP 379L: Research in Educational Psychology
• EDP 380C.10: Factor Analysis
• EDP 380C.12: Survey of Multivariate Methods
• EDP 380C.14: Structural Equation Modeling
• EDP 380C.16: Hierarchical Linear Modeling
• EDP 380C.18: Applied Bayesian Analysis
• EDP 380C.20: Data Analysis and Simulation in R
• EDP 380C.22: Analysis of Categorical Data
• EDP 380C.23: Missing Data Analysis
• EDP 380C.26: Data Exploration and Visualization in R
• EDP 380C.28: Statistical Modeling and Simulation in R
• EDP 380C.2: Fundamental Statistics
• EDP 380C.4: Correlation and Regression Methods
• EDP 380C.6: Statistical Analysis for Experimental Data
• EDP 380C.8: Data Analysis Using SAS
• EDP 380C: Quantitative Methods
• EDP 380D.10: Test and Scale Construction
• EDP 380D.11: Computer Adaptive Testing
• EDP 380D.12: Computer-Based Testing
• EDP 380D.14: Applied Psychometrics
• EDP 380D.16: Advanced Psychometrics Seminar
• EDP 380D.18: Advanced Psychometrics Research
• EDP 380D.2: Measurement and Evaluation
• EDP 380D.4: Psychometric Theory and Methods
• EDP 380D.6: Program Evaluation Models and Techniques
• EDP 380D.8: Item Response Theory
• EDP 380D: Psychometrics
• EDP 380G.1: Psychological Foundations of Education
• EDP 380G.2: Psychology of Human Learning
• EDP 380G.3: Selected Topics
• EDP 380G: General Discipline
• EDP 380Q: Practicum in Psychometrics
• EDP 381.22: Professional Issues in Counseling
• EDP 381.37: Practicum in Counseling: Spanish for the Helping Professions
• EDP 381.38: Latino Psychology
• EDP 381C.10: Issues in Multicultural Research
• EDP 381C.12: Meta-analysis
• EDP 381C.14: Causal Inference
• EDP 381C.16: Survey Research Design
• EDP 381C.2: Research Design and Methods for Psychology and Education
• EDP 381C.4: Research Methodology for Practitioners
• EDP 381C.6: Literature and Research Synthesis
• EDP 381C.8: Qualitative Research Methods
• EDP 381C: Research Methodology
• EDP 381D: Advanced Statistical Modeling
• EDP 381E: Advanced Item Response Theory
• EDP 381M.12: Psychology of Race, Prejudice, and Stereotypes
• EDP 381M.13: Seminar in Personality Psychology
• EDP 381M.1: The Individual in Society
• EDP 381M.2: Seminar in Social Psychology
• EDP 381M.6: Families and Education in Three Cultures
• EDP 381M.7: Selected Topics
• EDP 381M: Social Psychology and Behavioral Sciences in Education
• EDP 381Q: Practicum in Research Evaluation and Methodology
• EDP 381S: Practicum in Program Evaluation
• EDP 382C.2: Social Psychology
• EDP 382C.4: Families and Education in Three Cultures
• EDP 382C.6: Psychology of Race, Prejudice, and Stereotypes
• EDP 382C.8: The Social Psychology of Siblings
• EDP 382C: Social Psychology and Behavioral Sciences in Education
• EDP 382D.10: Complex Cognitive Processes in Education
• EDP 382D.12: Psycholinguistics
• EDP 382D.14: Psychology of Teachers and Teaching
• EDP 382D.16: Research on Discourse Practices
• EDP 382D.20: Current Issues in Motivation
• EDP 382D.22: Current Issues in Learning
• EDP 382D.2: History and Systems of Psychology
• EDP 382D.4: Psychology of Learning
• EDP 382D.6: Motivation and Emotion
• EDP 382D.8: Instructional Psychology
• EDP 382D: Learning and Motivation
• EDP 382E.10: Child and Adolescent Psychopharmacology, Health, and Learning
• EDP 382E.11: Pediatric Psychology and Health Disparities
• EDP 382E.12: Pediatric Psychology
• EDP 382E.14: Health Psychology
• EDP 382E.16: Human Brain Imaging
• EDP 382E.2: Biological Basis of Behavior
• EDP 382E.4: Biological Basis of Personality
• EDP 382E.6: Educational Neuroscience
• EDP 382E.8: Introduction to Biomedical Issues in Autism
• EDP 382E: Biological Basis of Behavior and Learning
• EDP 382F.10: Mindfulness, Compassion, and the Self
• EDP 382F.12: Dysfunction in Human Behavior/Social Organizations
• EDP 382F.2: The Individual through the Life Cycle
• EDP 382F.3: Life Span Development
• EDP 382F.4: Child and Adolescent Social, Emotional, and Cognitive Development
• EDP 382F.6: Culture, Child Development, and Education
• EDP 382F.8: Adolescent Psychosocial Development
• EDP 382F: Human Development
• EDP 382G.10: Disability and Culture in Education
• EDP 382G.2: Latino/a Psychology
• EDP 382G.4: Psychology of Women and Gender
• EDP 382G.6: African American Psychology
• EDP 382G.8: Educational Disabilities in Schools
• EDP 382G: Cultural Diversity and Individual Differences
• EDP 382L.10: Practicum in Research in Human Learning
• EDP 382L.11: Selected Topics
• EDP 382L.17: History and Systems of Psychology
• EDP 382L.18: Child and Adolescent Psychopharmacology, Health, and Learning
• EDP 382L.19: Research on Discourse Practices
• EDP 382L.1: Psychology of Learning
• EDP 382L.20: Current Topics in Motivation
• EDP 382L.22: Research Practice
• EDP 382L.23: Research Design and Methods
• EDP 382L.2: Motivation and Emotion
• EDP 382L.3: Instructional Psychology
• EDP 382L.4: Cognition and Behavior
• EDP 382L.5: Psycholinguistics
• EDP 382L.6: Current Topics in Cognition
• EDP 382L.9: Biological Basis of Behavior
• EDP 382L: Learning and Motivation
• EDP 382Q: Research Practicum in Human Development, Culture, and Learning Sciences
• EDP 383.1: Biological Basis of Behavior
• EDP 383.2: Introduction to Biomedical Issues in Autism
• EDP 383.3: Integrated Behavioral Health
• EDP 383: Biological Basis of Behavior and Learning
• EDP 383C.10: Bilingual Assessment
• EDP 383C.12: Assessment in Counseling
• EDP 383C.14: Rorschach and Thematic Apperception Test Interpretation
• EDP 383C.16: Introduction to Neuropsychological Assessment
• EDP 383C.18: Advanced Neuropsychological Assessment
• EDP 383C.26: Psychopathology
• EDP 383C.28: Child Psychopathology
• EDP 383C.2: Overview of Psychoeducational Assessment
• EDP 383C.30: Developmental Psychopathology
• EDP 383C.32: Forensic Psychology: Psychological Issues in Legal Contexts
• EDP 383C.4: Individual Testing
• EDP 383C.6: Academic Assessment and Intervention
• EDP 383C.8: Social and Emotional Assessment with Children and Adolescents
• EDP 383C: Assessment and Diagnosis
• EDP 383D: Practicum: Level One
• EDP 383E: Practicum: Level Two
• EDP 383F: Practicum: Level Three
• EDP 384C.10: Family Systems Interventions with Adults and Couples
• EDP 384C.11: Family and Couples Interventions
• EDP 384C.12: Family Systems Interventions with Children and Adolescents
• EDP 384C.14: Addiction Counseling
• EDP 384C.18: Multicultural Counseling
• EDP 384C.20: Child and Adolescent Counseling Skills and Interventions
• EDP 384C.21: Fundamentals of Cognitive and Behavioral Interventions for Youth
• EDP 384C.22: Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy with Children and Adolescents
• EDP 384C.24: Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy with Adults
• EDP 384C.26: Interpersonal Intervention with Children and Adolescents
• EDP 384C.28: Crisis Intervention in Schools
• EDP 384C.2: Theories in Counseling
• EDP 384C.30: Psychodynamic Psychotherapy
• EDP 384C.32: Integrated Behavioral Health
• EDP 384C.34: Prevention Science
• EDP 384C.36: Fundamentals of Behavioral Theory and Interventions
• EDP 384C.38: Motivational Interviewing
• EDP 384C.4: School Counseling
• EDP 384C.6: Career Development
• EDP 384C.8: Helping and Counseling Skills
• EDP 384C.9: Approaches to Intervention
• EDP 384C: Prevention and Intervention
• EDP 384D: Group Counseling and Interventions
• EDP 384N: Practicum in Counselor Education
• EDP 384Q: Practicum in Counseling
• EDP 384S: Practicum in Spanish for the Helping Professions
• EDP 384V: Advanced Practicum
• EDP 385.10: Literature and Research Synthesis
• EDP 385.11: Introduction to Biomedical Issues in Autism
• EDP 385.12: Adolescent Psychosocial Development
• EDP 385.13: African American Psychology
• EDP 385.14: Research Practicum: Human Development, Culture, and Learning Sciences
• EDP 385.1: The Individual through the Life Cycle
• EDP 385.2: Child and Adolescent Social, Emotional, and Cognitive Development
• EDP 385.3: Human Development Practicum
• EDP 385.4: Field Experience: Developmental, Social, Personality Psychology
• EDP 385.5: Practicum in Research: Developmental, Social, Personality Psychology
• EDP 385.6: Selected Topics
• EDP 385C.10: Professional Issues in Counseling Psychology
• EDP 385C.12: Seminar in Academic and Student Affairs in Higher Education
• EDP 385C.14: School Consultation Theory and Practice
• EDP 385C.2: Consultation, Collaboration, and Supervision
• EDP 385C.3: Advanced Consultation, Collaboration, and Supervision
• EDP 385C.4: Ethics in Counseling
• EDP 385C.5: Professional Orientation and Ethics in Counseling
• EDP 385C.6: Advanced Ethics and Professional Issues in Counseling
• EDP 385C.8: Law, Ethics, and History of School Psychology
• EDP 385C: Professional Issues, Leadership, and Development
• EDP 385: Human Development
• EDP 386N.12: Self in Relation to Others
• EDP 386N.13: Mindfulness, Compassion, and the Self
• EDP 386N.1: Seminar in Personality Psychology
• EDP 386N.3: Adlerian Theory and Diagnostics
• EDP 386N.4: Object Relations Theory
• EDP 386N.5: Selected Topics
• EDP 386N: Personality Psychology
• EDP 386Q: Practicum in Post-Secondary Teaching
• EDP 391N: Research Internship
• EDP 392N: Internship in Human Development, Culture, and Learning Sciences
• EDP 393E: School Psychology Specialist Internship
• EDP 393N: Internship in School Psychology
• EDP 394K.1: Internship in Counseling Psychology
• EDP 394K.2: Internship: Intervention in Human Development
• EDP 394K.3: Internship: Professional Practice in School Psychology
• EDP 394K.4: Applied Behavior Analysis
• EDP 394K.5: Research Internship
• EDP 394K.7: Internship: Research in Learning, Motivation, and Cognition
• EDP 394K.8: School Psychology Internship
• EDP 394K: Internship in Educational Psychology
• EDP 394N: Internship in Counseling Psychology
• EDP 394R: Research
• EDP 395: Research
• EDP 395R: Qualifying Process Research
• EDP 396T.1: Educational Psychology
• EDP 396T.2: Counseling Psychology
• EDP 396T.3: School Psychology
• EDP 396T.4: Selected Topics
• EDP 396T.6: Qualifying Process Research
• EDP 396T: Directed Research
• EDP 397.1: Psychopathology
• EDP 397.2: Child Psychopathology
• EDP 397.3: Child and Adolescent Depression and Suicide
• EDP 397.4: Selected Topics
• EDP 397.5: Crisis Intervention in Schools
• EDP 397.6: Practicum in Pediatric Psychology
• EDP 397: Psychopathology
• EDP 398T: College Teaching Methodology
• EDP 399R: Dissertation
• EDP 399W: Dissertation
• EDP 481.10: Rorschach and Thematic Apperception Test Interpretation
• EDP 481.11: Gender Issues in Psychotherapy
• EDP 481.12: Psychology of Women and Gender
• EDP 481.13: Practicum in Counseling: M.A./M.Ed
• EDP 481.14: Practicum in Counseling: Advanced MEd
• EDP 481.15: Practicum in Counseling: PhD
• EDP 481.16: Practicum in Counseling Seminar: Professional and Ethical Issues
• EDP 481.17: Practicum in Counseling: Group
• EDP 481.18: Selected Topics: Theories and Techniques of Counseling
• EDP 481.19: Ethics in Counseling
• EDP 481.1: Theories in Counseling
• EDP 481.21: Selected Topics
• EDP 481.24: Addiction Counseling
• EDP 481.25: Approaches to Intervention
• EDP 481.26: Multicultural Counseling
• EDP 481.27: Practicum in Counseling: Multicultural
• EDP 481.28: Psychodynamic Psychotherapy
• EDP 481.30: Forensic Psychology: Psychological Issues in Legal Contexts
• EDP 481.31: Professional Issues in Counseling Psychology
• EDP 481.33: Counseling Children and Adolescents
• EDP 481.34: Seminar in Academic and Student Affairs in Higher Education
• EDP 481.35: Practicum in Counseling
• EDP 481.36: Child and Adolescent Counseling Skills and Interventions
• EDP 481.3: School Counseling
• EDP 481.4: Career Development
• EDP 481.5: Psychology of Career Counseling
• EDP 481.6: Assessment in Counseling
• EDP 481.7: Group Counseling
• EDP 481.8: Counseling Skills and Procedures
• EDP 481.9: Family Systems Therapy
• EDP 481: Counseling and Psychological Interventions
• EDP 691.1: Culture, Child Development, and Education
• EDP 691.2: Selected Topics
• EDP 691: Child Development
• EDP 698: Thesis
• EDP - Educational Psychology
• Educational Leadership and Policy
• Educational Psychology
• E E 107S: Topics in Electrical Engineering
• E E 108S: Topics in Technical Skills
• E E 111S: Tools to Enhance Academic Success
• E E 125N: Cooperative Engineering
• E E 125S: Internship in Electrical and Computer Engineering
• E E 155: Electrical and Computer Engineering Seminar
• E E 155L: Engineering Leadership Seminar
• E E 155R: Undergraduate Research Seminar
• E E 160: Special Problems in Electrical and Computer Engineering
• E E 197C: Research Problems
• E E 225M: Cooperative Engineering
• E E 229S: Topics in Electrical Engineering
• E E 297G: Research Problems
• E E 297S: Graduate Seminar in Electrical Engineering
• E E 302H: Introduction to Electrical Engineering: Honors
• E E 302: Introduction to Electrical Engineering
• E E 306H: Introduction to Computing: Honors
• E E 306: Introduction to Computing
• E E 307E: Elements of Electrical and Computer Engineering
• E E 309K: Topics in Electrical Engineering
• E E 309S: Development of a Solar-Powered Vehicle
• E E 312H: Software Design and Implementation I
• E E 312: Software Design and Implementation I
• E E 313: Linear Systems and Signals
• E E 316: Digital Logic Design
• E E 319H: Introduction to Embedded Systems: Honors
• E E 319K: Introduction to Embedded Systems
• E E 321K: Mixed Signal and Circuits Laboratory
• E E 325: Electromagnetic Engineering
• E E 325K: Antennas and Wireless Propagation
• E E 325L: Cooperative Engineering
• E E 331: Electrical Circuits, Electronics, and Machinery
• E E 333T: Engineering Communication
• E E 334K: Quantum Theory of Electronic Materials
• E E 338L: Analog Integrated Circuit Design
• E E 339: Solid-State Electronic Devices
• E E 339S: Solar Energy Conversion Devices
• E E 340P: High-Throughput Nanopatterning
• E E 341: Electric Drives and Machines
• E E 347: Modern Optics
• E E 348: Laser and Optical Engineering
• E E 351K: Probability and Random Processes
• E E 351M: Digital Signal Processing
• E E 360C: Algorithms
• E E 360F: Introduction to Software Engineering
• E E 360K: Introduction to Digital Communications
• E E 360P: Concurrent and Distributed Systems
• E E 360S: Digital Integrated Circuit Design
• E E 360T: Software Testing
• E E 361C: Multicore Computing
• E E 361D: System Design Metrics
• E E 361M: Introduction to Data Mining
• E E 361N: Information Security and Privacy
• E E 361Q: Requirements Engineering
• E E 361R: Radio-Frequency Electronics
• E E 362G: Smart Grids
• E E 362K: Introduction to Automatic Control
• E E 362Q: Power Quality and Harmonics
• E E 362R: Renewable Energy and Power Systems
• E E 362S: Development of a Solar-Powered Vehicle
• E E 363M: Microwave and Radio Frequency Engineering
• E E 364D: Introduction to Engineering Design
• E E 364E: Interdisciplinary Entrepreneurship
• E E 366: Engineering Economics I
• E E 366K: Engineering Economics II
• E E 366L: Statistics for Manufacturing
• E E 368L: Power Systems Apparatus and Laboratory
• E E 369L: Relay Protection of Power Systems
• E E 369: Power Systems Engineering
• E E 370: Automatic Control II
• E E 370K: Computer Control Systems
• E E 370L: Introduction to Manufacturing Systems Automation
• E E 370N: Introduction to Robotics and Mechatronics
• E E 371D: Introduction to Neural Networks
• E E 371M: Communication Systems
• E E 371Q: Digital Image Processing
• E E 371R: Digital Image and Video Processing
• E E 372L: Network Engineering Laboratory
• E E 372N: Telecommunication Networks
• E E 372S: Cryptography and Network Security
• E E 374K: Biomedical Electronic Instrument Design
• E E 374L: Applications of Biomedical Engineering
• E E 377E: Interdisciplinary Entrepreneurship: Elective
• E E 379K.15: Information Theory
• E E 379K.1: Conference Course
• E E 379K.20: Computer Architecture: Personal Computer Design
• E E 379K.21: Information and Cryptography
• E E 379K.23: Software Evolution
• E E 379K.24: Data Science Laboratory
• E E 379K.4: Solar Energy Conversion Devices
• E E 379K: Topics in Electrical Engineering
• E E 380C: Introduction to Optimization
• E E 380K: Introduction to System Theory
• E E 380L.10: Data Mining
• E E 380L.11: Mining the Web
• E E 380L.12: Real-Time Operating Systems Lab
• E E 380L.5: Engineering Programming Languages
• E E 380L.6: Real-Time Operating Systems
• E E 380L.7: Introduction to Pattern Recognition and Computer Vision
• E E 380L.8: Computer Vision Systems
• E E 380L.9: Artificial Neural Systems
• E E 380L: Computer Systems in Engineering
• E E 380N.10: Robotics II
• E E 380N.1: Nonlinear Systems: Input-Output Properties
• E E 380N.2: Nonlinear Systems: Geometric Theory
• E E 380N.3: Adaptive Control Systems
• E E 380N.4: Learning Systems and Cybernetic Machines
• E E 380N.5: Stochastic Control Theory
• E E 380N.7: Design of Computer-Controlled Systems
• E E 380N.8: Algorithms for Parallel and Distributed Computation
• E E 380N.9: Fundamentals of Robotics and Mechatronics
• E E 380N: Topics in System Theory
• E E 381C: Verification and Validation
• E E 381J: Probability and Stochastic Processes I
• E E 381K.11: Wireless Communications
• E E 381K.13: Analysis and Design of Communication Networks
• E E 381K.14: Multidimensional Digital Signal Processing
• E E 381K.15: Communication Networks: Technology, Architectures, and Protocols
• E E 381K.16: Digital Video
• E E 381K.17: Wireless Communications Laboratory
• E E 381K.19: Wireless Network Modeling and Performance Evaluation
• E E 381K.1: Detection Theory
• E E 381K.20: Complex Networks in the Real World
• E E 381K.2: Digital Communications
• E E 381K.3: Satellite Communication
• E E 381K.4: Performance Evaluation
• E E 381K.5: Advanced Telecommunication Networks
• E E 381K.6: Estimation Theory
• E E 381K.7: Information Theory
• E E 381K.8: Digital Signal Processing
• E E 381K.9: Advanced Signal Processing
• E E 381K: Topics in Decision, Information, and Communications Engineering
• E E 381L: Digital Time Series Analysis and Applications
• E E 381M: Probability and Stochastic Processes II
• E E 381R: Advanced Wireless Communications
• E E 381S: Space-Time Communication
• E E 381V: New Topics in Communications, Networks, and Systems
• E E 382C.10: Empirical Studies in Software Engineering
• E E 382C.11: Requirements Engineering
• E E 382C.12: Multicore Computing
• E E 382C.13: Mobile Computing
• E E 382C.14: Software Evolution Principles
• E E 382C.15: Middleware Architecture and Design
• E E 382C.16: Software Testing
• E E 382C.17: Algorithmic Foundations for Software Systems
• E E 382C.18: Computer Graphics
• E E 382C.1: Engineering Design of Software and Software Systems
• E E 382C.2: Creation and Maintenance of Distributed Software Systems
• E E 382C.3: Verification and Validation of Software
• E E 382C.4: Software/Hardware Engineering Project Management
• E E 382C.5: Large Software/Hardware/Communications Systems Engineering
• E E 382C.6: Software for Highly-Available Distributed Applications
• E E 382C.7: Software Architectures
• E E 382C.8: Methodologies for Hardware/Software Codesign
• E E 382C.9: Embedded Software Systems
• E E 382C: Topics in Software Engineering and Systems
• E E 382L.1: Switching Theory
• E E 382L.2: Graph Theory and Applications
• E E 382L: Theory of Digital Systems
• E E 382M.10: Synthesis of Digital Systems
• E E 382M.11: Verification of Digital Systems
• E E 382M.12: System Design Metrics
• E E 382M.13: Analysis and Design of Digital Integrated Circuits
• E E 382M.14: Analog Integrated Circuit Design
• E E 382M.15: Computer Performance Evaluation and Benchmarking
• E E 382M.16: Application-Specific Processing
• E E 382M.17: High-Level Synthesis of Digital Systems
• E E 382M.18: Java Processing
• E E 382M.19: Mixed-Signal System Design and Modeling
• E E 382M.1: VLSI Testing
• E E 382M.20: System-on-Chip (SoC) Design
• E E 382M.21: Advanced Issues in VLSI CAD and Optimizations
• E E 382M.22: VLSI Physical Design Automation
• E E 382M.23: Low-Power and Robustness Design
• E E 382M.24: Analog-Digital Data Conversion Circuits
• E E 382M.25: Radio Frequency Integrated Circuit Design
• E E 382M.26: VLSI CAD and Optimization
• E E 382M.2: Dependable Computing
• E E 382M.4: Digital Systems Simulation
• E E 382M.7: VLSI I
• E E 382M.8: VLSI II
• E E 382M.9: Simulation Methods in CAD/VLSI
• E E 382M: Topics in Integrated Circuits and Systems
• E E 382N.10: Parallel Computer Architecture
• E E 382N.11: Distributed Systems
• E E 382N.12: Discrete Event Systems
• E E 382N.14: High-Speed Computer Arithmetic I
• E E 382N.15: High-Speed Computer Arithmetic II
• E E 382N.16: Distributed Information System Security
• E E 382N.17: Superscalar Microprocessor Architectures
• E E 382N.18: Distributed Systems II
• E E 382N.19: Microarchitecture
• E E 382N.1: Computer Architecture
• E E 382N.20: Computer Architecture: Parallelism and Locality
• E E 382N.21: Computer Performance Evaluation and Benchmarking
• E E 382N.22: Computer Architecture: User System Interplay
• E E 382N.23: Embedded System Design and Modeling
• E E 382N.24: Code Generation and Optimization
• E E 382N.25: Runtime Systems
• E E 382N.3: Interconnection Networks
• E E 382N.4: Advanced Embedded Microcontroller Systems
• E E 382N.5: Communication Networks: Technology, Architectures, and Protocols
• E E 382N: Architecture, Computer Systems, and Embedded Systems
• E E 382S: Topics in Integrated Circuits and Systems
• E E 382V.1: Software Evolution
• E E 382V.2: Large-Scale Learning
• E E 382V: New Topics in Computer Engineering
• E E 383L: Electromagnetic Field Theory
• E E 383M: Microwave Field Theory
• E E 383N: Theory of Electromagnetic Fields: Electrodynamics
• E E 383P.1: Fourier Optics
• E E 383P.3: Techniques of Laser Communications
• E E 383P.4: Fiber and Integrated Optics I
• E E 383P.5: Fiber and Integrated Optics II
• E E 383P.6: Semiconductor Optoelectronic Devices
• E E 383P.8: Optical Communications
• E E 383P: Topics in Optical Processing and Laser Communications
• E E 383V.1: Nanophotonics
• E E 383V: New Topics in Electromagnetics
• E E 384N.1: Acoustics I
• E E 384N: Acoustics
• E E 384V: Current Topics in Acoustics
• E E 385J: Topics in Biomedical Engineering
• E E 385V: New Topics in Biomedical Engineering
• E E 386C: Software Architecture
• E E 390C: Statistical Methods in Engineering and Quality Assurance
• E E 390V: New Topics in Manufacturing Systems Engineering
• E E 391C: Technical Entrepreneurship
• E E 392C: Software Testing
• E E 392K: Antenna Theory and Practice
• E E 392L: Computational Electromagnetics
• E E 392N: Principles of Radar
• E E 393C.1: Introduction to Plasma Dynamics
• E E 393C: Plasma Dynamics
• E E 394.13: Intelligent Motion for Robotics and Control
• E E 394.14: Electrical Transients in Power Systems
• E E 394.15: Power System Operations and Control
• E E 394.16: Restructured Electricity Markets: Locational Marginal Pricing
• E E 394.17: Restructured Electricity Markets: Market Power
• E E 394.18: Electric Machinery and Drive Systems
• E E 394.7: Power Electronic Devices and Systems
• E E 394.9: Power Quality
• E E 394J.10: Distributed Generation Technologies
• E E 394J.11: Advanced Topics in Power Electronics
• E E 394J.12: Modeling and Simulation of Wind Power Plants
• E E 394J.1: Power System Engineering I
• E E 394J.2: Power System Engineering II
• E E 394J.9: Wind Energy Systems
• E E 394J: Energy Systems
• E E 394L: Power Systems Apparatus and Laboratory
• E E 394: Topics in Power System Engineering
• E E 394V: New Topics in Energy Systems
• E E 396K.14: Optical Interconnects
• E E 396K.15: Optoelectronics Integrated Circuits
• E E 396K.16: Semiconductor Lasers
• E E 396K.19: Plasma Processing of Semiconductors I
• E E 396K.1: Metal Oxide Semiconductor Devices: Physics and Technology
• E E 396K.20: Plasma Processing of Semiconductors II
• E E 396K.21: Nanoscale Device Physics and Technologies
• E E 396K.22: Semiconductor Microlithography
• E E 396K.23: Semiconductor Heterostructures
• E E 396K.24: Microwave Devices
• E E 396K.25: Organic and Polymer Semiconductor Devices
• E E 396K.26: Microelectromechanical Systems
• E E 396K.27: Charge Transport in Organic Semiconductors
• E E 396K.28: Magnetic Materials and Devices
• E E 396K.2: Semiconductor Physics
• E E 396K.4: Synthesis, Growth, and Analysis of Electronic Materials
• E E 396K.5: Superconducting Electronic Devices
• E E 396K.6: Magnetic Phenomena in Materials
• E E 396K.7: MOS Integrated Circuit Process Integration
• E E 396K.8: Ultra Large Scale Integration Techniques
• E E 396K: Solid-State Device Theory
• E E 396M.1: Introductory Quantum Electronics
• E E 396M: Quantum Electronics
• E E 396N.1: Semiconductor Nanostructures
• E E 396N: Topics in Nanotechnology
• E E 396V.5: Introduction to Solid-State Properties of Materials
• E E 396V.6: Special Topics in Semiconductor Lasers
• E E 396V.7: Optoelectronics for Optical Networking
• E E 396V: New Topics in Solid-State Electronics
• E E 397K.1: Conference Course
• E E 397K: Advanced Studies in Electrical Engineering
• E E 397M: Graduate Research Internship
• E E 397N: Conference Course
• E E 398R: Master's Report
• E E 398T: Supervised Teaching in Electrical Engineering
• E E 411: Circuit Theory
• E E 422C: Software Design and Implementation II
• E E 438: Fundamentals of Electronic Circuits I Laboratory
• E E 438K: Analog Electronics
• E E 440: Integrated Circuit Nanomanufacturing Techniques
• E E 445L: Embedded Systems Design Laboratory
• E E 445M: Embedded and Real-Time Systems Laboratory
• E E 445S: Real-Time Digital Signal Processing Laboratory
• E E 460J: Data Science Laboratory
• E E 460M: Digital Systems Design Using HDL
• E E 460N: Computer Architecture
• E E 460R: Introduction to VLSI Design
• E E 461L: Software Engineering and Design Laboratory
• E E 461P: Data Science Principles
• E E 461S: Operating Systems
• E E 462L: Power Electronics Laboratory
• E E 464C: Corporate Senior Design Project
• E E 464G: Multidisciplinary Senior Design Project
• E E 464H: Honors Senior Design Project
• E E 464K: Senior Design Project
• E E 464R: Research Senior Design Project
• E E 464S: Start-Up Senior Design Project
• E E 471C: Wireless Communications Laboratory
• E E 679H: Undergraduate Honors Thesis
• E E 698: Thesis
• E E 699R: Dissertation
• E E 699W: Dissertation
• EEE 380: Topics in Earth Energy Engineering
• EEE 381: Advanced Geothermal Engineering
• EEE 381K: Subsurface Water Management
• EEE 381L: Nuclear Waste Storage
• EEE 381M: Advanced Well Integrity
• EEE 382K: Global Carbon Monitoring Systems
• EEE 382: Subsurface Energy Storage
• EEE 398R: Master's Report
• EEE 698: Thesis
• EEE - Earth Energy Engineering
• E - English
• EER 294: Directed Readings in Energy and Earth Resources
• EER 396.3: Policy and Law
• EER 396: Seminar in Energy and Earth Resources
• EER 698: Thesis
• EER - Energy and Earth Resources
• Electrical and Computer Engineering
• ELP 017: First-Year Connection Seminar: University Leadership Network
• ELP 119S: Topics in Educational Leadership and Policy
• ELP 127S: Academic Success Seminar
• ELP 129S: Topics in Educational Leadership and Policy
• ELP 153N: Internship
• ELP 183N: Graduate Internship
• ELP 183P: Individual Projects
• ELP 193N: Graduate Internship
• ELP 193P: Individual Projects
• ELP 193R: Research Apprenticeship
• ELP 193T: Directed Research in Educational Leadership and Policy
• ELP 197: Educational Policy and Planning Seminar
• ELP 199P: Directed Research in Educational Leadership and Policy
• ELP 327M: First-Year Seminar: University Leadership Network Mentors
• ELP 351L: Leadership for New Student Transition
• ELP 351N: Sorority and Fraternity Leadership Issues
• ELP 354C: How Colleges Work
• ELP 354D: Equity and Diversity Issues in Education
• ELP 354E: College Students and Their Environments
• ELP 354F: Foundations of Educational Policy
• ELP 354K: Special Topics in Higher Education
• ELP 354L: Introduction to Educational Leadership Studies
• ELP 354P: Introduction to Educational Policy
• ELP 354R: Introduction to Research in Higher Education
• ELP 354S: Social Awareness and Critical Consciousness in Student Affairs
• ELP 354T: Introduction to Student Affairs in Higher Education
• ELP 381C: Education Research I
• ELP 381D: Education Research II
• ELP 384C: Critical Policy Analysis
• ELP 384D: Administration of the Individual School
• ELP 384E: Public School Leadership
• ELP 384F: Foundations of Educational Policy
• ELP 384G: General, Elementary, and Secondary Programs
• ELP 384H: Policy Implementation
• ELP 384J: Policy Analysis in Education
• ELP 384L: Legal Issues in Schools
• ELP 384M: Policy Implementation Seminar
• ELP 384N: School Business Management
• ELP 384P: Principalship
• ELP 384Q: Leading for Equity and Justice in K-12 Schools
• ELP 384R: School, Family and Community Engagement
• ELP 384S: School Leadership: Micropolitics and Change
• ELP 384T: School Improvement: Instructional Leadership and Development
• ELP 384V: Poverty and Education Policy
• ELP 384W: Systems for Observing and Analyzing Instruction
• ELP 385C: Contemporary Issues In Higher Education Management
• ELP 385E: The College Student
• ELP 385R: Organization and Administration of Higher Education
• ELP 385T: Student Affairs in Higher Education
• ELP 390C: Proseminar: Introduction to P20 Research and Careers
• ELP 390D: Pro-Seminar and Systems of Higher Education
• ELP 390E: Economics and Finance
• ELP 390F: School Finance and Ethics
• ELP 390P: Educational Politics and Policy
• ELP 390R: Organizational Design and Behavior
• ELP 390S: Social and Cultural Contexts of Education
• ELP 390V: Ethics and Values in Educational Leadership
• ELP 391E: Epistemologies of Educational Research
• ELP 391P: Quantitative Research Design and Analysis
• ELP 391Q: Qualitative Research Design and Analysis
• ELP 392E: Program Evaluation Methods
• ELP 392P: Advanced Quantitative Design and Analysis
• ELP 392Q: Advanced Qualitative Research Design and Analysis
• ELP 392S: Survey Research Methods in Educational Research
• ELP 393D: Law and Disabilities
• ELP 393S: Superintendent Practicum
• ELP 394C: School District Administrative Functions I
• ELP 394D: School District Administrative Functions II
• ELP 394E: Capstone: Policy Research Problems
• ELP 394F: Special Education Leadership and Policy
• ELP 394K.10: Advanced Seminar: Networks in Education
• ELP 394K.1: Advanced Policy Seminar in Latinx Education Issues
• ELP 394K.2: Market-Based Reforms in Education
• ELP 394K.3: Place, Opportunity, and Education
• ELP 394K.4: Schools and Gentrification
• ELP 394K.5: Law, Leadership, and Discipline Policy
• ELP 394K.6: Language Policy in Education
• ELP 394K.7: Immigration Theory in Education
• ELP 394K.8: Urban Schools and Communities: Policies and Practices
• ELP 394K.9: Advanced Seminar: Race and Ethnic Relations
• ELP 394K: Topics in K-12 in Educational Leadership and Policy
• ELP 394L: School Law
• ELP 394N: School District Instructional Leadership
• ELP 394P: Personnel Administration: Managing Instructional Resources
• ELP 394R: School District Restructuring and Renewal
• ELP 394S: Superintendent Seminar
• ELP 394T: Administrative Theory
• ELP 395C: Capstone: Advanced Issues in Higher Education
• ELP 395E: Research on College Students
• ELP 395H: History of Higher Education
• ELP 395K.10: Problems of College Teaching and Learning
• ELP 395K.11: Critical Consciousness in Higher Education
• ELP 395K.12: Higher Education Budgeting and Finance
• ELP 395K.13: Administrative Leadership in Higher Education
• ELP 395K.14: Institutional Research and Planning
• ELP 395K.15: The American Professorate
• ELP 395K.16: Policy Issues in Higher Education
• ELP 395K.17: Assessment in Higher Education
• ELP 395K.18: Ethical Leadership and Governance
• ELP 395K.19: Leadership for Social Justice, Equity and Inclusion
• ELP 395K.1: Comparative Higher Education
• ELP 395K.20: Research Design Theories and Literature Review
• ELP 395K.21: LGBTQ+ Histories, Identities, and Contexts in Higher Education
• ELP 395K.22: Educational Crises and Emergency Response
• ELP 395K.23: College Student Governance and Involvement
• ELP 395K.24: Synthesizing Research Literature
• ELP 395K.2: Leadership in Higher Education
• ELP 395K.3: Community Colleges
• ELP 395K.4: Gender in Higher Education
• ELP 395K.5: Equity and Diversity in Higher Education
• ELP 395K.6: Legislative Issues in Higher Education
• ELP 395K.7: Gender and Adult Development
• ELP 395K.8: Technology and Innovation in Higher Education
• ELP 395K.9: Multicultural Modes of Mentoring
• ELP 395K: Topics in Higher Education in Educational Leadership and Policy
• ELP 395L: Higher Education Law
• ELP 395S: Systems of Higher Education
• ELP 396: Topics in P20 Education
• ELP 399K: Treatise
• ELP 399L: Treatise
• ELP 399R: Dissertation
• ELP 399W: Dissertation
• ELP - Educational Leadership and Policy
• E M 119S: Topics in Engineering Mechanics
• E M 179S: Topics in Engineering Mechanics
• E M 306: Statics
• E M 311M: Dynamics
• E M 319: Mechanics of Solids
• E M 360: Studies in Engineering Mechanics
• E M 386K: Analytical Methods I
• E M 386L: Analytical Methods II
• E M 386M: Functional Analysis in Theoretical Mechanics
• E M 391: Behavior and Mechanics of Active/Smart Materials
• E M 397R: Individual Research
• E M 397S: Mechanics Seminar
• E M 697.2: Individual Research
• E M 698: Thesis
• E M 699R: Dissertation
• E M 699W: Dissertation
• EMA 180: Seminar in Energy Management
• EMA 182.1: Environmental Economics
• EMA 182.2: Managerial Economics
• EMA 182.9: Advanced Economics
• EMA 182: Topics in Economics
• EMA 184.1: Energy Markets and Risk Management
• EMA 184.2: Valuation
• EMA 184.3: Investments
• EMA 184.4: Advanced Corporate Finance
• EMA 184.5: Private Equity Mergers and Acquisitions
• EMA 184.6: Energy and Environmental Markets
• EMA 184.7: Environmental, Social, and Governance Investments
• EMA 184.8: Corporate Finance
• EMA 184.9: Advanced Finance
• EMA 184: Topics in Finance
• EMA 186.1: Financial Accounting
• EMA 186.2: Cost Accounting
• EMA 186.3: Tax Accounting
• EMA 186.4: Environmental Accounting
• EMA 186.5: Oil and Gas Accounting
• EMA 186.6: Energy Accounting
• EMA 186.7: Intermediate Accounting
• EMA 186.9: Advanced Accounting
• EMA 186: Topics in Accounting
• EMA 188.1: Negotiations
• EMA 188.2: Entrepreneurship
• EMA 188.3: Creating and Managing Human Capital
• EMA 188.4: Strategy
• EMA 188.9: Advanced Strategy
• EMA 188: Topics in Management
• EMA 190.1: Decision Analysis
• EMA 190.2: Supply Chain
• EMA 190.3: Project Management
• EMA 190.4: Getting Product to Market and Trading
• EMA 190.5: Optimization
• EMA 190.6: Information Technology
• EMA 190.7: Analytics
• EMA 190.8: Operations and Supply Chain
• EMA 190.9: Advanced Analytics
• EMA 190: Topics in Quantitative Analysis
• EMA 192.1: Energy Consumer Behavior
• EMA 192.2: Consumer Analysis
• EMA 192: Topics in Marketing
• EMA 194.1: Law and Agreements
• EMA 194.2: Real Estate Law and Contracts
• EMA 194.3: Domestic Petroleum Transactions
• EMA 194.4: International Petroleum Transactions
• EMA 194.5: Environmental Law
• EMA 194.6: Law and Policy
• EMA 194.9: Advanced Law
• EMA 194: Topics in Law
• EMA 196.10: Technology and Policy
• EMA 196.11: Financial Strategies for Energy Firms
• EMA 196.1: Oil and Gas Capstone
• EMA 196.2: Electricity Capstone
• EMA 196.3: Energy Technology and Policy
• EMA 196.4: Electricity Systems
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• EMA 196.6: Petroleum Engineering
• EMA 196.7: Energy Networks
• EMA 196.8: Advanced Electricity Systems
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• ENM 380.1: Managing People and Organizations
• ENM 380.2: The Art and Science of Negotiations
• ENM 380.3: Advanced Marketing Management
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• ENM 380E.1: Managing People and Organizations
• ENM 380E.2: Engineering Project Management
• ENM 380E: Topics in Management of People, Processes, Projects, and Organizations
• ENM 380: Topics in Engineering Management
• ENM 381.1: Legal Issues for Engineering Managers
• ENM 381E.1: Marketing and Negotiation
• ENM 381E.2: Legal Issues and Technology Management
• ENM 381E.3: Finance and Accounting for Engineering Managers
• ENM 381E: Topics in Business Foundations
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• ENM 382E.1: Analytics for Engineering Managers
• ENM 382E.2: Strategic Decision and Risk Analysis
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• ENS 096N: North Indian Music Ensemble
• ENS 096T: Middle Eastern Ensemble
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• ENS 101L: Longhorn Singers
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• ENS 103C: Symphony Band
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• ENS 105C: Jazz Combos
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• ENS 106C: Conjunto Ensemble
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• ENS 106J: Javanese Gamelan Ensemble
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• ENS 106L: Mariachi Laboratory Ensemble
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• ENS 106N: North Indian Music Ensemble
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• ENS 106U: Accompanying: Instrumental
• ENS 106V: Beginning Accompanying: Vocal
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• ENS 107E: Undergraduate Instrumental or Vocal Ensemble
• ENS 107J: Jazz Orchestra
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• ENS 107N: New Music Ensemble
• ENS 108H: Longhorn Band Jazz Ensemble
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• ENS 108S: University Saxophone Ensemble
• ENS 109C: Choral Ensemble
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• ENS 109F: Harp Ensemble
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• ENS 109K: Chamber Singers
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• ENS 109N: Saxophone Choir
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• ENS 109U: University of Texas Steel Pan Ensemble
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• ENS 181C: Concert Chorale
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• ENS 182U: University Orchestra
• ENS 183C: Symphony Band
• ENS 183S: Wind Symphony
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• ENS 184C: Longhorn Concert Band
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• ENS 184R: Orange Concert Band
• ENS 184T: Texas Concert Band
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• ENS 185C: Jazz Combos
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• ENS 187N: New Music Ensemble
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• ENS 189G: Guitar Ensemble
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• ENS 189N: Saxophone Choir
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• ENS 189S: Saxophone Choir
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• ENS - Ensemble
• E S 102: Spatial Visualization
• E S 122.1: EOE Career Development Seminar
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• E S 125N: Cooperative Engineering
• E S 177.1: Longhorn Startup Seminar
• E S 177.2: 21st Century Grand Challenges
• E S 177M: Project Implementation with Underserved Communities
• E S 219: Topics in Engineering
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• E S 225C: Humanitarian Product Design
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• E S 225K: Cooperative Engineering
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• E S 277K: Project Development with Underserved Communities
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• E S 277: Topics in Engineering
• E S 297: Special Subjects in Engineering
• E S 301: Engineering Design and Problem Solving
• E S 321G: GLUE Undergraduate Research
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• E S 333T: Engineering Communication
• E S 360M: Experiments in Materials Science and Engineering
• E S 369N: Sustainability Issues in Energy
• E S 370L: Nanofabrication and Nanomaterials
• E S 370M: Nanodevices
• E S 370N: Nanotechnology Innovation
• E S 370O: Nanometrology and Big Data
• E S 377E: Interdisciplinary Entrepreneurship: Elective
• E S 380L: Nanofabrication and Nanomaterials
• E S 380M: Nanodevices
• E S 380N: Nanotechnology Innovation
• E S 380O: Nanometrology and Big Data
• E S - Engineering Studies
• ESL 302S: Academic Listening and Speaking
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• ESL 388W: Academic Writing
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• ESL 501G: English Language Grammar
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• ESL 501W: English Language Writing
• ESL - English as a Second Language
• Ethnic Studies
• EUP 201: Lower-Division Music Performance: Secondary
• EUP 210: Lower-Division Music Performance: Principal
• EUP 251: Upper-Division Music Performance: Secondary
• EUP 260: Upper-Division Music Performance: Principal
• EUP 280: Graduate Course in Performance
• European Studies
• EUS 302: Introductory Interdisciplinary Topics in European Studies
• EUS 305: Introduction to European Studies
• EUS 306.1: Race and Gender Stereotypes in Germany
• EUS 306.3: The Roots of Religious Toleration
• EUS 306: Introductory Topics in European Anthropology, Geography, History, and Sociology
• EUS 307.2: Introduction To Czech History and Culture: Puppets, Pubs, And Polyglots
• EUS 307: Introductory Topics in European Culture, Literature, Art, Music, and Media
• EUS 308: Introductory Topics in European Economics, Government, Business, and Policy
• EUS 346.15: Early Western Colonialism
• EUS 346.16: Eastern Europe in the Twentieth Century
• EUS 346.17: Introduction to the Holocaust
• EUS 346.18: Southeast Europe in the Twentieth Century
• EUS 346.32: The Sacred and the Secular in Modern European Thought
• EUS 346.33: European Immigration to Texas in the Nineteenth Century
• EUS 346.39: The World of the Victorians
• EUS 346.41: Europe Via Ethnography
• EUS 346.5: Vienna: Memory and the City
• EUS 346.8: Heretics and Freedom Fighters, 1350-1650
• EUS 346: Topics in European Anthropology, Geography, History, and Sociology
• EUS 347.20: Squaring the Vienna Circle
• EUS 347.23: Dante
• EUS 347.3: Introduction to Germanic Religion and Myth
• EUS 347.54: Americans in Paris
• EUS 347.7: The European Novel
• EUS 347: Topics in European Culture, Literature, Art, Music, and Media
• EUS 348.2: International Trade
• EUS 348.3: European Environmental Politics
• EUS 348.4: Comprehensive Notions of European Security
• EUS 348.5: The European Union and Regional Integration
• EUS 348.6: Hegel and the Formation of Modern European Identity
• EUS 348: Topics in European Economics, Government, Business, and Policy
• EUS 356: Germany and Europe since 1945
• EUS 363: Interdisciplinary Topics in European Studies
• EUS 381: Advanced Topics in European Studies
• EUS - European Studies
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• EVE 103: First-Year Seminar
• EVE 177K.7: Independent Study
• EVE 177K: Topics in Environmental Engineering
• EVE 177R: Internship
• EVE 302: Foundations of Environmental Engineering
• EVE 310: Sustainable Systems Engineering
• EVE 312: Environmental Engineering and Science
• EVE 350: Environmental Chemistry for a Sustainable World
• EVE 360: Design for Air Quality Improvement
• EVE 370: Design for Environmental Community Improvement
• EVE - Environmental Engineering
• EVS 121: Research Methods
• EVS 141: Environmental Science Professionalism I
• EVS 151: Environmental Science Professionalism II
• EVS 172C: Senior Research Proposal in Environmental Science
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• EVS 271: Research Experience
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• EVS - Environmental Science
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• F A 103: Introduction to Teaching Fine Arts
• F A 105: Fine Arts Success Seminar
• F A 107: Creative Leaders Seminar I
• F A 109: Creative Leaders Seminar II
• F A 115: Creative Entrepreneurship
• F A 141: Fine Arts Internship: Web
• F A 150.1: Managing Performing Arts Organizations
• F A 171.1: Subjects in Arts Management
• F A 171.2: Subjects in Arts Administration
• F A 171: Special Topics in Arts Management and Administration
• F A 184: Graduate Fine Arts Internship
• F A 202D: Connecting Internship Experience
• F A 218C: Forum Seminar Series
• F A 229: International Learning Seminars
• F A 240: Fine Arts Internship
• F A 260: Advanced Topics in the Fine Arts
• F A 301C: Freshman Seminar
• F A 306: Career Development in the Arts
• F A 308: Arts Integrations for Multidisciplinary Connections
• F A 311: Meanings in Visual Culture and Film
• F A 312: Aesthetics of Game Design
• F A 313C: Engaging with the Arts from the Audience
• F A 320: Exploring the Fine Arts
• F A 325: Career Development in the Arts
• F A 330: Film As Art
• F A 331: Films of Alienation: 1966-1976
• F A 332: Fifty Years of Nonfiction Films: 1962-2012
• F A 333: Fifty Years of Revisionist Westerns
• F A 334: Films Projecting the Future
• F A 335: 1962: Year of Crises, Change, and Creativity
• F A 346: Inside the Arts of New York City
• F A 355: Women in Entrepreneurship
• F A 361: Digital Production Art 3-D
• F A 362: Foundations of Arts Management
• F A 363: Arts Entrepreneurship and New Venture Creation
• F A 364: Developing and Reaching Audiences
• F A 365: Fundraising in the Arts
• F A 366: Managing Arts Organizations
• F A 367: Philanthropy and Arts Organizations
• F A 368: Cultural Policy and Participation
• F A 370: Longhorn Startup Seminar
• F A 381.1: Managing Performing Arts Organizations
• F A 381.2: Philanthropy And The Arts
• F A 383: Foundations of Arts Management
• F A 385: Fundraising in the Arts
• F A 386: Managing Arts Organizations
• F A 387: Philanthropy and Arts Organizations
• F A 388: Cultural Policy and Participation
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• F C 320: The French Heritage
• F C 339: The Development of the French Film
• F C 340M: Continuity and Change in Modern France
• F C 341: Topics in French Studies
• F C 342: French Through Coding
• F C 345.1: The Cultural and Intellectual History of France and Germany, 1870 to 1945
• F C 345.2: Doing Business in France
• F C 345.3: Recent French and African Cinema
• F C 345: Studies in the Cultures of French-Speaking Peoples
• F C 349.2: Fictions of the Self and Other
• F C 349.3: Contemporary French and African Literature
• F C 349: French Literature in Translation
• F C - French Civilization
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• F H 201: Lower-Division Music Performance: Secondary
• F H 210: Lower-Division Music Performance: Principal
• F H 251: Upper-Division Music Performance: Secondary
• F H 260: Upper-Division Music Performance: Principal
• F H 280: Graduate Course in Performance
• FIN 134M: Current Issues in Global Sustainability
• FIN 137.4: Electricity Systems and Markets
• FIN 164P: Global Sustainability Practicum
• FIN 165P: Energy Finance Practicum
• FIN 172.18: Corporate Finance Fellows
• FIN 172.4: Quantitative Investment Management
• FIN 172.5: Financial Technology
• FIN 172.6: Optimization Method in Finance
• FIN 184F: Advanced Corporate Finance and Investment Theory
• FIN 185F: Analytic Finance and Machine Learning
• FIN 194P: Private Equity for Executives
• FIN 281F: Financial Technology for Executives
• FIN 286C: Valuation for Executives
• FIN 286: Valuation
• FIN 294.10: New Venture Finance
• FIN 294.11: Private Equity
• FIN 294.12: Energy Development and Corporate Strategies
• FIN 294.13: Valuation of Energy Investments
• FIN 294.17: Advanced Valuation and Financial Modeling
• FIN 294.18: Corporate Finance Fellows I
• FIN 294.19: Economic Principles of Managerial Decisions
• FIN 294.20: Corporate Finance Fellows II
• FIN 294.21: Advanced Valuation Techniques for Consulting
• FIN 294.5: Financial Technology
• FIN 294.7: Raising Capital
• FIN 294.8: Financial Strategies for Energy Firms
• FIN 294.9: Advanced Valuation and Financial Modeling for Energy Firms
• FIN 297.10: Environmental, Social, and Governance Investing
• FIN 297.11: Quantitative Trading Strategies
• FIN 297.7: Derivative Securities
• FIN 297.8: Energy Derivatives
• FIN 297.9: Alternative Investments
• FIN 320F: Foundations of Finance
• FIN 321K: Intermediate Microeconomics for Business
• FIN 322F: Foundations of Personal Finance
• FIN 337.1: Valuing Natural Resources
• FIN 337.2: Energy Finance
• FIN 337.3: Global Business Sustainability
• FIN 337: Special Topics in Finance
• FIN 353: Internship in Finance
• FIN 354H: Money, Banking, and Economic Conditions: Honors
• FIN 354: Money, Banking, and Economic Conditions
• FIN 357: Business Finance
• FIN 357H: Business Finance: Honors
• FIN 366P: Finance Practicum
• FIN 367: Investment Management
• FIN 367Q: Investment Management: Quantitative
• FIN 370H: Integrative Finance: Honors
• FIN 370: Integrative Finance
• FIN 372.10: Economic Principles of Managerial Decisions
• FIN 372.1: Environmental, Social, and Governance Investing
• FIN 372.2: Valuation of Energy Investment
• FIN 372.3: Financial Planning for Wealth Management
• FIN 372: Advanced Topics in Finance
• FIN 374C: Valuation
• FIN 374S: Entrepreneurial Finance
• FIN 375F: Banking and Financial Intermediation
• FIN 376: International Finance
• FIN 377.2: Financial Risk Management
• FIN 377.3: Security Analysis
• FIN 377.4: Financial Analysis
• FIN 377.5: Energy Financial Risk Management
• FIN 377.6: Fixed Income Analysis
• FIN 377.7: Security Market Policy
• FIN 377: Advanced Investment Analysis
• FIN 377L: Portfolio Analysis and Management
• FIN 379C: Independent Research in Finance
• FIN 394.2: Financial Strategies
• FIN 395.6: Current Research Topics in Finance
• FIN 397.6: Special Topics in Investments
• FIN 397P: Investments Practicum
• FIN 399R: Dissertation
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• FIN 698: Thesis
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• FLE 399R: Dissertation
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• FLE 698: Thesis
• FLE - Foreign Language Education
• FLU 201: Lower-Division Music Performance: Secondary
• FLU 210: Lower-Division Music Performance: Principal
• FLU 251: Upper-Division Music Performance: Secondary
• FLU 260: Upper-Division Music Performance: Principal
• FLU 280: Graduate Course in Performance
• FNH 506: First-Year Finnish I
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• FR 265K: Conference Course
• FR 312K: Intermediate French I
• FR 312L: Second-Year French II: Four Skills
• FR 317C: Enhancing French Skills
• FR 320E: Advanced French I
• FR 322E: Advanced French II
• FR 324L: Practical Phonetics
• FR 325C: Crisis and Conflict
• FR 325D: Self and Society
• FR 325E: Representing Difference
• FR 327C: French through Cuisine
• FR 328C: French through Film
• FR 329C: French through Music
• FR 330J: The Joy of French
• FR 330K.1: Scientific French
• FR 330K.2: French Cuisine
• FR 330K: Studies in French Language and Cultures
• FR 340C: The Arts in France
• FR 340P: The Making and Identity of France
• FR 340T: France and the Francophone World Today
• FR 342C: French for Business
• FR 348: French Drama Workshop
• FR 349P: French Internship
• FR 350F: Francophone Literature and Culture
• FR 351C: Topics in French Studies
• FR 351N: Narrating the Multilingual Self
• FR 355: Topics in Medieval and Renaissance French Literature
• FR 356.1: Eighteenth-Century French Novel
• FR 356: Topics in French Literature of the Baroque, Classicism, and the Enlightenment
• FR 357C: French New Wave in Context
• FR 357: Topics in French Literature from the Nineteenth Century to the Present
• FR 358.1: Women's Voices in African Francophone Literatures
• FR 358C: French Cinema and Memory
• FR 358Q: Supervised Research 
• FR 358: Seminar in French and Francophone Studies
• FR 359: Topics in French Linguistics
• FR 363L: French Through the Media
• FR 364L: Introduction to French Linguistics
• FR 371L: Advanced Written and Oral Composition
• FR 372: Comparative Stylistics
• FR 380W: Doctoral Writing Workshop
• FR 381J: Topics in French Studies
• FR 385T: Graduate Teaching Practicum
• FR 395L: Comprehensive Examination Preparation
• FR 399R: Dissertation
• FR 399W: Dissertation
• FR 506: Introductory French I
• FR 507: Introductory French II
• FR 508K: Alternate First-Year French II
• FR 601C: Beginning French
• FR 604: Accelerated First-Year French
• FR 611C: Intermediate French
• FR 612: Accelerated Second-Year French: Four Skills
• FR 698: Thesis
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• G E 204J: Supplemental Instruction for Mathematics 427J
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• G E 207C: Supplemental Instruction for Mathematics 408C
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• G E 207E: Supplemental Instruction for Mathematics 340L
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• G E 207K: Supplemental Instruction for Mathematics 427K
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• G E 207R: Supplemental Instruction for Mathematics 408K
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• GEO 012N: JSG Geosciences Mentors Program - First-year
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• GEO 110T: Undergraduate Topics in Geological Sciences
• GEO 114G: Geophysics Colloquium
• GEO 135J: Jackson Scholars Seminar
• GEO 145E: Professional Ethics in Geosciences
• GEO 171H: Honors Research Methods I
• GEO 172H: Honors Research Methods II
• GEO 173H: Honors Research Methods III
• GEO 191W: Aquifer Testing
• GEO 193: Technical Lecture Series
• GEO 210C: Conference Course
• GEO 211: Emerging Scholars in Geological Sciences
• GEO 271C: Conference Course
• GEO 271T: Undergraduate Seminar in Geological Sciences
• GEO 291: Seminar in Geological Sciences
• GEO 297Q: Preparing Future Faculty
• GEO 298T: Supervised Teaching in Geological Sciences
• GEO 302C: Climate: Past, Present, and Future
• GEO 302D: Age of Dinosaurs
• GEO 302E: Earth, Wind, and Fire
• GEO 302G: Earth Science and Sustainability
• GEO 302J: Crisis of Our Planet
• GEO 302K: Selected Topics in Geological Sciences
• GEO 302M: The Age of Mammals
• GEO 302N: Geology of National Parks
• GEO 302P: Sustaining a Planet
• GEO 302Q: Gems and Gem Minerals
• GEO 303C: Introduction to the Solar System
• GEO 303E: Earth in 2100
• GEO 303: Introduction to Geology
• GEO 305E: Energy and the Environment
• GEO 306P: Geology and Sustainability
• GEO 307: Introduction to Oceanography
• GEO 315L: Earth From Lab to Planet
• GEO 316P: Sedimentary Rocks
• GEO 320L: Introductory Field Geology
• GEO 322E: Scientific Research Design
• GEO 322J: Transitions in the History of Life
• GEO 322S: Development and Evolution of the Vertebrate Skeleton
• GEO 322V: Morphology of the Vertebrate Skeleton
• GEO 325C: Continuum Mechanics
• GEO 325G: Computational Applications in the Geosciences
• GEO 325J: Programming in FORTRAN and MATLAB
• GEO 325K: Computational Methods
• GEO 325M: Numerical Modeling in the Geosciences
• GEO 326D: Earth in Deep Time
• GEO 327G: Geographic Information System and Global Positioning System Applications in Earth Sciences
• GEO 328W: Vadose Zone Hydrology
• GEO 329W: Hydrogeology Cooperative (Geological Sciences)
• GEO 330K: Energy Exploration
• GEO 331K: Petrology and Plate Tectonics
• GEO 335: Geology and Mineral Resources of Texas
• GEO 337F: Dynamics of Atmospheres and Oceans
• GEO 338J: Marine Geology
• GEO 338T: Marine Tectonics
• GEO 338W: Paleoclimate
• GEO 339T: Continental Tectonics
• GEO 340T: Geoclimatology
• GEO 341F: Microstructures and Rock Rheology
• GEO 341G: Geomicrobiology
• GEO 341: Mineral Resources, Society, and the Environment
• GEO 343Q: Fundamentals and Applications of Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry
• GEO 344U: Quantitative Seismic Interpretation
• GEO 346C: Introduction to Physical and Chemical Hydrogeology
• GEO 347D: Global Warming
• GEO 347G: Climate System Modeling
• GEO 347K: Gems and Gem Minerals
• GEO 347P: Climate System Physics
• GEO 348K: Marine Geology and Geophysics Field Course
• GEO 348P: Field Methods in Planetary Geology
• GEO 349C: Introduction to the Cryosphere
• GEO 350D: Ice Dynamics
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• GRC 360E: Seminar in Politics and Culture
• GRC 361E.1: German Cinema through 1932
• GRC 361E.2: German Cinema since 1933
• GRC 361E.3: Genres, Structure, and Trends in German Cinema
• GRC 361E.4: Literature in the New German Cinema
• GRC 361E: Cinema and Society
• GRC 362E.2: Wagner's Ring of the Nibelung
• GRC 362E.3: The German Folktale and Fantasy Tale
• GRC 362E.4: Freud and Lacan, with Kristeva
• GRC 362E: Topics in Germanic Studies
• GRG 301C: The Natural Environment
• GRG 301K: Weather and Climate
• GRG 302L: Landscapes and Cosmovision in Mesoamerica
• GRG 302P: Topics in Cultural Geography
• GRG 302S: Special Topics in Geography
• GRG 303P: Topics in Physical Geography
• GRG 304E: Environmental Science: A Changing World
• GRG 304P: Topics in Geographical Methods
• GRG 305: This Human World: An Introduction to Geography
• GRG 306C: Conservation
• GRG 308: Computer Cartography
• GRG 309: Topics in Human Geography
• GRG 310C: Spatial Data and Analysis
• GRG 312E: Digital Earth
• GRG 312: Maps and Map Interpretation
• GRG 320J: Environmental Justice
• GRG 320M: Geography of Media
• GRG 322D: Human Health and the Environment
• GRG 322L: Geographies of Latin American to United States Migration
• GRG 324E: Applications and Ethics of Digital Spatial Technologies
• GRG 325E: The Healthy, Livable City
• GRG 326: Regions and Cultures of Europe
• GRG 330F: Geographies of International Development in Africa
• GRG 330W: Water and Watersheds
• GRG 331: Geography of Asia
• GRG 331K: Nature, Society, and Adaptation
• GRG 333C: Severe and Unusual Weather
• GRG 333K: Climate Change
• GRG 334C: Environmental Hazards
• GRG 334E: Children’s Environmental Health
• GRG 334L: Vulnerability to Natural Hazards
• GRG 335D: Anthropocene
• GRG 336C: National Parks and Protected Areas
• GRG 336: Contemporary Cultural Geography
• GRG 337: The Modern American City
• GRG 339C: Principles of Environmental Conservation
• GRG 339: Process Geomorphology
• GRG 342C: Sustainable Development
• GRG 342N: Sustainable Landscapes and Seascapes
• GRG 342S: Sustainability, Equity, and Health
• GRG 344G: Environmental Law
• GRG 348C: Geography of South Asia
• GRG 349S: Global Sustainability and Soil
• GRG 350E: Geoprocessing
• GRG 350K: Geographies of Globalization
• GRG 356.1: Children’s Environmental Health
• GRG 356C: Geo-Archaeology and Environmental History
• GRG 356T.10: Geographies of International Development in Africa
• GRG 356T.11: Gender and Geography
• GRG 356T.1: The Culture of Cities
• GRG 356T.2: Memory and Place
• GRG 356T.3: Geographical Information Systems and Remote Sensing for Archaeology and Paleontology
• GRG 356T.5: Urban Publics
• GRG 356T.6: The Environmental Change and Management of Large Rivers
• GRG 356T.7: The Geography Of Media
• GRG 356T.8: Global Societies
• GRG 356T: Topics in Geography
• GRG 358: Cities in Developing Countries
• GRG 360L: Spatial Analysis
• GRG 367D: Climate Change and Vegetation Response in the Kalahari
• GRG 368C: Spatial Analysis and Geographic Information Systems
• GRG 368D: Enviro-Cultural Dynamics in Botswana
• GRG 369D: GIS Applications in Social and Environmental Science
• GRG 370D: Spatial Reasoning with Geographic Information Systems
• GRG 381C: Mapping the Middle East
• GRG 381D: Soil Geomorphology
• GRG 383C.2: Environment and Development in the Middle East
• GRG 383F: Long-Term Climate Change and History
• GRG 385H: Wetlands: Earth System Science and History
• GRG 387K: Geoarchaeology of Mesoamerica
• GRG 388R: Forest Hydrology
• GRG 389P: Hydrogeomorphology
• GRG 392C: The Anthropocene in the Longue Durée
• GRG 394F: Feminist Geographies
• GRG 395K: Getting and Staying Funded
• GRG 396T: Topics in Geography
• GRG 397: Conference Course in Geography
• GRG 399R: Dissertation
• GRG 399W: Dissertation
• GRG 440L: Landuse/Landcover Change Practicum
• GRG 460C: The Geographer's Craft
• GRG 460G: Environmental Geographic Information Systems
• GRG 470C: Advanced Geographic Information Systems
• GRG 698: Thesis
• GRG - Geography
• GRS 096: Reimagining Career Possibilities for Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences
• GRS 097: Teaching Assistant Fundamentals
• GRS 385: Archer Center Independent Study and Research
• GRS 692: Archer Center Washington Internship
• GRS - Graduate School
• GSD 119S: Topics in the Study of Northern Europe
• GSD 129S: Topics in the Study of Northern Europe
• GSD 301: Introduction to the Study of Northern Europe
• GSD 310: Introductory Topics on Northern Europe
• GSD 311E: Grimms’ Fairy Tales
• GSD 311F: Germany and Globalization
• GSD 311G: Luther's World
• GSD 311I: Sweden: Innovating for the World
• GSD 321W: German Cultural History
• GSD 330: Topics in Film and Media
• GSD 331C: Films of Ingmar Bergman
• GSD 331D: Feminism and Film: Women Filmmakers in Northern and Central Europe
• GSD 331E: Scandinavian Cinema Since 1980
• GSD 331F: Central Europe Goes to Hollywood
• GSD 340.1: Northern European Comics
• GSD 340: Topics in Narrative and Textual Studies
• GSD 341C: European Folktale
• GSD 341E: Hans Christian Andersen
• GSD 341L: Vikings and Their Literature
• GSD 341M: Arendt and de Beauvoir
• GSD 341N: Nobel Prizes: Literature and Politics
• GSD 341P: Northern European Children's Literature
• GSD 341S: German Media: Print to Television
• GSD 350: Topics in Linguistics
• GSD 351C: Language, Culture, and the Texas German Experience
• GSD 351D: Identity, Codes, and Culture
• GSD 360.1: Holocaust Aftereffects
• GSD 360.5: Germany and Immigration
• GSD 360: Topics in Culture and Society
• GSD 361J: Protest, Revolt, and Revolution in West Germany
• GSD 361K: German Nationalisms
• GSD 361M: Berlin
• GSD 361N: Exhibitions and Public Spectacle
• GSD 361P: Sports and Politics in Germany
• GSD 361Q: German Scholars: US Exile
• GSD 361R: Viking Language: Runes and Sagas
• GSD 361T: Switzerland and Globalization
• GSD 361U: Politics of Memory: Germany and the United States
• GSD 361V: Nazi Culture and Politics
• GSD 362C: Globalization and the Coronavirus Pandemic
• GSD 362D: Memories of War
• GSD 362E: German-American Immigration and Ethnicity
• GSD 362G: Radical Chic: Revolutions from Europe
• GSD 362I: People of the Midnight Sun – Sámi Culture and Civilization
• GSD 377: Capstone Research in German, Scandinavian, and Dutch Studies
• GSD 379: Conference Course in German, Scandinavian, and Dutch Studies
• GSD 679H: Honors Tutorial Course
• GSD - German, Scandinavian, and Dutch Studies
• GUI 201: Lower-Division Music Performance: Secondary
• GUI 210: Lower-Division Music Performance: Principal
• GUI 251: Upper-Division Music Performance: Secondary
• GUI 260: Upper-Division Music Performance: Principal
• GUI 280: Graduate Course in Performance
• GUI 290: Advanced Graduate Course in Performance

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• HAR 201: Lower-Division Music Performance: Secondary
• HAR 210: Lower-Division Music Performance: Principal
• HAR 251: Upper-Division Music Performance: Secondary
• HAR 260: Upper-Division Music Performance: Principal
• HAR 280: Graduate Course in Performance
• Harry Ransom Center
• HCT 180C: Independent Study
• HCT 198C: Project Evaluation and Dissemination
• HCT 280: Aspiration, Innovation, and Inertia in Health Care
• HCT 281: Creating Value for Individuals and Families
• HCT 283: Systems and Technology Strategy
• HCT 289: Leadership and Communication for Managing Change
• HCT 292: Strategy for Transformation
• HCT 297C: Project Measurement and Implementation
• HCT 382: Redefining Health Delivery Solutions
• HCT 386: Health Care Finance and Payment
• HCT 387: Measuring Outcomes that Matter
• HCT 388: Leading Teams for Health Care Excellence
• HCT 390: System Design and Population Health
• HCT 391: Strategy for Health Care Innovation
• HCT 396C: Project Planning and Preparation
• HCT - Health Care Transformation
• HDF 113L: Child Development Laboratory
• HDF 114H: Child Development Laboratory: Honors
• HDF 155R: Problems Course: Research Practicum
• HDF 157: Applied Child Development
• HDF 266C: Guidance in Adult-Child Relationships
• HDF 266L: Guidance in Adult Child Relationships Lab
• HDF 304H: Family Relationships: Honors
• HDF 305: Health and Development Across the Lifespan
• HDF 306: Introduction to Gender and Sexuality
• HDF 313: Child Development
• HDF 313H: Child Development: Honors
• HDF 315L: Research Methods in Human Development and Family Sciences
• HDF 322: Personal and Family Finance
• HDF 335: Adult Development
• HDF 337: Personal Relationships
• HDF 338: Developmentally Appropriate Practices with Young Children
• HDF 340: Ethical, Philosophical, and Professional Development Issues
• HDF 342: Development of Psychopathology from Infancy through Adolescence
• HDF 343: Human Development in Minority and Immigrant Families
• HDF 345: Peer Relationships
• HDF 347: Socioeconomic Problems of Families
• HDF 351: Infant Development and Attachment Relationships
• HDF 352: Field Experience: Community
• HDF 352L: Field Experience: Early Childhood
• HDF 353: Longevity in the 21st Century
• HDF 354: Advanced Personal Financial Planning
• HDF 355.1: Research in Human Development and Family Sciences
• HDF 355H: Problems Course: Honors
• HDF 355: Problems Course: Research Practicum
• HDF 356: The Evolution of Relationships
• HDF 358: Parent-Child Relationships
• HDF 359: Advanced Applied Research Experience
• HDF 360: Methods of Family Life Education
• HDF 371: Adolescent Development in Context
• HDF 375: Economic Issues of the Family
• HDF 378K.10: Sexuality in Human Development and Family Sciences
• HDF 378K.9: Introduction to Child Life
• HDF 378K: Advanced Child and Family Development
• HDF 378L: Theories of Child and Family Development
• HDF 380K.1: Research Methods in Human Development and Family Sciences
• HDF 380K.2: Foundational Statistics and Nested Models in Human Development and Family Sciences
• HDF 380K: Research Methods
• HDF 394.10: Adult Development
• HDF 394.11: Issues in Early Childhood Development
• HDF 394.12: Attachment and Development through the Life Span
• HDF 394.13: The Self in Relationships
• HDF 394.14: Adoptive Family Relationships
• HDF 394.15: Children and the Mass Media
• HDF 394.16: Development of Close Relationships
• HDF 394.17: Prevention, Intervention, and Evaluation in Human Development and Family Sciences
• HDF 394.1: Parent-Child Interaction
• HDF 394.2: Family-Peer Relationships
• HDF 394.3: Marital Relationships
• HDF 394.4: Sex Roles in Family Relationships
• HDF 394.5: Immigration and the Family
• HDF 394.6: Intergenerational Parenting
• HDF 394.7: Divorce
• HDF 394.8: Family Systems Theory
• HDF 394.9: Children and Poverty
• HDF 394: Graduate Seminar
• HDF 395.1: Child and Adolescent Development
• HDF 395.3: Adult Development and Aging
• HDF 395.4: The Formation and Development of Intimate Relationships
• HDF 396: Theories and Research in Human Development and Family Sciences
• HDF 399R: Dissertation
• HDF 399W: Dissertation
• HDF 466: Guidance in Adult-Child Relationships
• HDF 652F: Field Practicum: Community
• HDF 652P: Field Practicum: Early Childhood
• HDF 698: Thesis
• HDF - Human Development and Family Sciences
• HDO 197: Practicum in Human Dimensions of Organizations
• HDO 285: Organizational Ethics
• HDO 287: The Structure of Organizations
• HDO 289: Writing and Researching Organizations
• HDO 292: Computational Methods
• HDO 301: Introduction to the Human Dimensions of Organizations
• HDO 310: Researching People-Centered Problems
• HDO 320: Multidisciplinary Methods for Exploring Organizations
• HDO 330: Topics in Human Dimensions of Organizations
• HDO 350: Identities in Organizations
• HDO 359H: Honors Research I
• HDO 379: Applying the Human Dimensions of Organizations
• HDO 379H: Honors Research II
• HDO 380: Cultural Perspectives on the Human Dimensions of Organizations
• HDO 381: Individual Perspectives on the Human Dimensions of Organizations
• HDO 382: Approaches to Leadership
• HDO 383: Society, Culture and Organizational Diversity
• HDO 384: Organizational Inertia, Decision Making and Change
• HDO 386: Persuasion and Argumentation
• HDO 388: Conference Course in Human Dimensions of Organizations
• HDO 390: Qualitative Research Methods
• HDO 391: Quantitative Research Methods
• HDO 695: Capstone Project
• HDO - Human Dimensions of Organizations
• H E 101P: Professional Development I
• H E 102P: Ethics Across Life
• H E 103P: Professional Development II
• H E 115H: Freshman Honors Seminar
• H E 355: Problems Course
• Health and Society
• Health Behavior and Health Education
• Health Care Transformation
• Health Policies
• HEB 130D: Hebrew across Disciplines
• HEB 313K: Second-Year Biblical Hebrew I
• HEB 313L: Second-Year Biblical Hebrew II
• HEB 320K: Hebrew via Popular Culture
• HEB 320L: Hebrew through the Media
• HEB 346.10: Exile and Strangeness in Contemporary Hebrew Literature
• HEB 346.3: Home and Exile in Contemporary Hebrew Literature
• HEB 346.4: Exile and Strangeness in Contemporary Hebrew Literature
• HEB 346C: Innovation and Technology in Israel
• HEB 346: Topics in Hebrew Language, Literature, and Culture
• HEB 369: Conference Course in Hebrew Language and Literature
• HEB 380C.10: Classical Ethiopic
• HEB 380C.11: Ugaritic
• HEB 380C.12: Introduction to the Structure of Semitic Languages
• HEB 380C.21: The Bible in Hebrew: Genesis through Deuteronomy
• HEB 380C.22: The Bible in Hebrew: Joshua through Chronicles
• HEB 380C.23: The Bible in Hebrew: Isaiah through Book of Twelve
• HEB 380C.24: The Bible in Hebrew: Psalms through Nehemiah
• HEB 380C.4: Biblical Aramaic
• HEB 380C.6: Targumic Aramaic
• HEB 380C.9: Syriac
• HEB 380C: Topics in Hebrew Language
• HEB 381K: Intensive Biblical Language Instruction I
• HEB 381L: Intensive Biblical Language Instruction II
• HEB 381M: Hebrew Via Popular Culture
• HEB 381N: Hebrew Through the Media
• HEB 382C: Topics in Hebrew Linguistics and Philology and Related Semitics
• HEB 399R: Dissertation
• HEB 399W: Dissertation
• HEB 412K: Second-Year Hebrew I
• HEB 508: First-Year Biblical Hebrew I
• HEB 509: First-Year Biblical Hebrew II
• HEB 601C: Intensive Hebrew I
• HEB 602C: Intensive Biblical Hebrew I
• HEB 611C: Intensive Hebrew II
• HEB 612C: Intensive Biblical Hebrew II
• HEB 679H: Honors Tutorial Course
• HEB 698: Thesis
• HEB - Hebrew
• HED 110: Freshman seminar
• HED 112: Foundations of Stress Management
• HED 119S: Topics in Health Education
• HED 129S: Topics in Health Education
• HED 178E.1: Healthyhorns
• HED 178E.2: Mental Health Promotion
• HED 178E.3: Clinic Volunteer Program
• HED 178E.4: Peer Support Practicum Seminar
• HED 178E: Peer Health Leadership II
• HED 178F.1: Healthyhorns
• HED 178F.2: Mental Health Promotion
• HED 178F.3: Clinic Volunteer Program
• HED 178F: Peer Health Leadership III
• HED 178G: Applied Peer Education
• HED 178J: Fieldwork in Peer Education
• HED 227L: Fieldwork in Health Promotion
• HED 311: Introduction to Health Promotion and Behavioral Science
• HED 329K: Child and Adolescent Health
• HED 335: Theories of Substance Use and Abuse
• HED 343: Foundations of Epidemiology
• HED 350: Theories of Health Promotion & Behavioral Science
• HED 351: Needs Assessment and Program Planning
• HED 352K.2: Psychosocial Issues in Women's Health
• HED 352K.4: Strategic Health Communication
• HED 352K: Studies in Health: Topical Studies
• HED 360: Adolescent Health Risk Behavior
• HED 361: Psychosocial Issues in Women's Health
• HED 364: Strategic Health Communication
• HED 365: Social Determinants of Health and Health Disparities
• HED 366: Human Sexuality
• HED 370K.1: Foundations of Health Promotion I
• HED 370K.2: Adolescent Health Risk Behavior
• HED 370K.4: Public Health Challenges Along the United States-Mexico Border
• HED 370K: Topical Seminar in Health Promotion
• HED 371K: Foundations of Health Promotion II
• HED 373: Evaluation and Research Design
• HED 378D.1: Healthyhorns Peer Educator Training
• HED 378D.2: Mental Health Promotion
• HED 378D.3: Clinic Volunteer Program
• HED 378D: Peer Health Leadership I
• HED 378I: Foundations of Peer Health Leadership
• HED 395.20: Adult Development, Aging, and Health
• HED 395.28: Social Determinants of Health
• HED 395.29: Impact of Marketing on Public Health
• HED 395.3: Worksite Wellness & Health Promotion
• HED 398T: Teaching in Higher Education
• HED 399R: Dissertation
• HED 399W: Dissertation
• HED 698: Thesis
• HED - Health Education
• H E - Human Ecology
• HHM 380: Introduction to Humanities, Health, and Medicine
• HHM 383: Topics in Theories and Methods
• HHM 385: Topics in Humanities, Health, and Medicine
• HHM 386: Conference Course
• HHM 387: Internship
• HHM 398R: Master's Report
• HHM 698: Thesis
• HHM - Humanities, Health, and Medicine
• HIN 130D: Hindi Across Disciplines
• HIN 330.5: Autobiography in Hindi
• HIN 330C: Discourses of Identity in Hindi Fiction
• HIN 330E: Realism and Urbanism in Hindi
• HIN 332: Style and Register in Hindi
• HIN 381: Conference Course in Hindi Language and Culture
• HIN 384.10: Realism and Urbanism in Hindi
• HIN 384.4: Contemporary Hindi Narratives
• HIN 384.5: Hindi Drama and Film
• HIN 384.6: Hindi Literature in the Nationalist Era
• HIN 384.7: Language and Identity at the Margins of Hindi Fiction
• HIN 384.8: Style and Register in Hindi
• HIN 384.9: Discourses of Identity in Hindi Fiction
• HIN 384: Topics in Hindi Language and Culture
• HIN 531K: Flagship Hindi I
• HIN 531L: Flagship Hindi II
• HIN 532K: Flagship Hindi III
• HIN 532L: Flagship Hindi IV
• HIN 533K: Flagship Hindi V
• HIN 533L: Flagship Hindi VI
• HIN 534K: Flagship Hindi VII
• HIN 534L: Flagship Hindi VIII
• HIN 604: Accelerated First-Year Hindi
• HIN 612: Accelerated Second-Year Hindi
• HIN - Hindi
• HIS 301F: The Premodern World
• HIS 301G: Modern World
• HIS 301J: Globalization: A Modern History
• HIS 306N.12: Introduction to Modern North Africa
• HIS 306N.13: Introduction to the History and Culture of Spain
• HIS 306N.14: Prague, Magic, and the Struggle for Power
• HIS 306N.15: History of Human Sexuality
• HIS 306N.4: Introduction to Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies: History
• HIS 306N.5: Introduction to the Middle East: Adjustment and Change in Modern Times
• HIS 306N.8: Africa: A Visual Journey
• HIS 307P: A History of Violence from 1500 to Present
• HIS 309C: Medieval Material Culture
• HIS 309K: Western Civilization in Medieval Times
• HIS 309L: Western Civilization in Modern Times
• HIS 309M: The Medieval Millennium in Europe
• HIS 310M: Film and History in Latin America: Colonial Period
• HIS 310N: Film and History in Latin America: Modern Period
• HIS 310P: Revolution and Decolonization in North Africa
• HIS 310R: Latin America and the United States
• HIS 315G: Introduction to American Studies
• HIS 315K: The United States, 1492-1865
• HIS 315L: The United States since 1865
• HIS 317L.10: Rights in Modern America
• HIS 317L.11: Latinx Histories
• HIS 317L.12: Mexican American Women, 1910-Present
• HIS 317L.13: Origins of American Revolution
• HIS 317L.14: Building America: Engineering, Society, and Culture, 1868-1980
• HIS 317L.15: Establishing America, 1565-1815
• HIS 317L.16: History of Religion in the United States
• HIS 317L.17: Reading United States History Between the Lines
• HIS 317L.18: Immigration and Ethnicity
• HIS 317L.19: The Alamo in History and in Film
• HIS 317L.1: Colonial America
• HIS 317L.22: Urban Economic Development in the United States and South Africa
• HIS 317L.23: History of Social Entrepreneurship in the United States and China
• HIS 317L.2: The Era of the American Revolution
• HIS 317L.3: Introduction to African American History
• HIS 317L.4: Introduction to Asian American History
• HIS 317L.6: The United States in the 17th-Century Atlantic World
• HIS 317L.7: The United States and Africa
• HIS 317L.8: Introduction to Native American Histories
• HIS 317L.9: The Black Power Movement
• HIS 317L: Topics in United States History
• HIS 317N.1: The Roots of Religious Toleration
• HIS 317N.2: Thinking Like a Historian
• HIS 317N.3: The Civilizations of Africa to 1800
• HIS 317N.4: Discovery History
• HIS 317N: Topics in History
• HIS 318N: Discovery History
• HIS 318W: Thinking Like a Historian
• HIS 320E: Texas before 1900
• HIS 320F: Texas, 1900 to the Present
• HIS 320P: Texas, 1845-1914
• HIS 320T.1: Mexican Americans in Texas History
• HIS 320T: Topics in Texas History
• HIS 320W: Thinking Like a Historian
• HIS 321G: Rome and Jerusalem
• HIS 321M: The History of Rome: The Republic
• HIS 321: The History of Rome: The Empire
• HIS 322R: Biology, Behavior, and Injustice
• HIS 322S: The History of Genetics and Eugenics
• HIS 323L: Europe since 1919
• HIS 329P: History of the Atomic Bomb
• HIS 329U: Perspectives on Science and Mathematics
• HIS 330S: History of Modern Media and Culture
• HIS 331J: History of the Arab World
• HIS 332R: Marx and Marxist Theory
• HIS 333L: United States Foreign Relations, 1776-1914
• HIS 333M: United States Foreign Relations, 1914 to the Present
• HIS 334D: Myths and Legends of the Ancient Near East
• HIS 334E: Modern Egypt: A History
• HIS 334J: History of Britain from the Restoration to 1783
• HIS 334L: The American Revolution and the Founding of the United States, 1763-1800
• HIS 336L: The Old South
• HIS 340K: Traditional China
• HIS 340N: Communist China
• HIS 343G: Italian Renaissance, 1350-1550
• HIS 343R: Revolutionary Russia
• HIS 344G: Twelfth-Century Renaissance: 1050-1200
• HIS 344J: Norman and Angevin England
• HIS 344R: Machiavelli: Politics and Culture
• HIS 344S: The Crusades
• HIS 345J: The Coming of the Civil War, 1829-1861
• HIS 345L: The American Civil War and Reconstruction, 1861-1877
• HIS 345M: The South since 1865
• HIS 346G: Precolonial India, 1200-1750
• HIS 346M: Early Modern India
• HIS 346N: The Indian Subcontinent, 1750-1950
• HIS 346P: The Indian Republic Since 1947
• HIS 347N: Urban Slavery in the Americas
• HIS 347P: When Christ was King
• HIS 347R: Chile: From Revolution to Counterrevolution
• HIS 350L.25: Women in Asian Societies
• HIS 350L.32: The Galileo Affair
• HIS 350L.33: Heresy and the Inquisition
• HIS 350L.35: Nigeria: A History of Nation-Building
• HIS 350L.46: Women and Gender in China
• HIS 350L.54: Epics and Heroes of India
• HIS 350L.56: Germany since Hitler
• HIS 350L.57: Law and Society in Early Modern Europe
• HIS 350L.5: Gandhi and Gandhism
• HIS 350L.63: Electrification
• HIS 350L.66: Dictatorship, Dirty War, and Democracy in Latin America
• HIS 350L.67: Mughal India in History and Memory
• HIS 350L.68: Afro-Latin America
• HIS 350L.69: The Decolonization of the British Empire
• HIS 350L.71: Liberalism and the British Empire
• HIS 350L.73: Race, Science, and Racism
• HIS 350L.74: Mystics, Visionaries, and Heretics in Medieval Europe
• HIS 350L.75: Rethinking the Conquest of Mexico
• HIS 350L.76: The Religious Tradition in Latin America
• HIS 350L.77: The Spanish Inquisition
• HIS 350L.78: Visual and Material Culture in Colonial Latin America
• HIS 350L.79: World War II in Eastern Europe
• HIS 350L.80: Creation
• HIS 350L.81: Enlightenment and Revolution
• HIS 350L.82: Indian Ocean Travel and Trade, 1000-1700
• HIS 350L.83: Writing Violence in History
• HIS 350L.84: African Travel Narratives
• HIS 350L.85: The Cold War in Five Continents
• HIS 350L.86: Latin America in the Nineteenth Century
• HIS 350L.87: Global Environmental History
• HIS 350L.88: Medicine in African History
• HIS 350L.89: Poland and the Second World War
• HIS 350L.90: Research on the Global Cold War
• HIS 350L.91: History of Money and Corruption
• HIS 350L.93: Russian and Soviet Film: Uses of History
• HIS 350L.94: Women and Wealth in South Asia
• HIS 350L.95: Radical Hope and Global Environmental History
• HIS 350L.96: Africa and Indian Ocean World
• HIS 350L.97: Global Commodities: Asia and the World
• HIS 350L.98: The Partition of India in History and Literature
• HIS 350L: Undergraduate Seminar in History
• HIS 350R.10: Slavery in the United States
• HIS 350R.11: Race and Beauty in American Culture
• HIS 350R.12: History of Black Entrepreneurship in the United States
• HIS 350R.14: Gender and Slavery in the United States
• HIS 350R.15: Thomas Jefferson and His World
• HIS 350R.16: Innovation in the United States Economy
• HIS 350R.17: Black Women in America
• HIS 350R.19: American Popular Culture, 1682-Present
• HIS 350R.1: Coastal Communities in Early America
• HIS 350R.20: History of American Feminism
• HIS 350R.21: Pluralism in Early America
• HIS 350R.22: The History of Islam in the United States
• HIS 350R.23: Twentieth-Century Native American History
• HIS 350R.24: Domestic Slave Trade
• HIS 350R.25: Race and Citizenship in United States History
• HIS 350R.26: United States Media, Culture, and Commerce
• HIS 350R.27: Arts and Artifacts in the Americas
• HIS 350R.28: Debating the American Revolution
• HIS 350R.29: Globalization, Transnationalism, and Internationalism
• HIS 350R.2: Lyndon Johnson and His Times
• HIS 350R.30: History of Teaching American History
• HIS 350R.31: Irrationality in United States Economic History
• HIS 350R.32: America at War
• HIS 350R.33: Consuming America
• HIS 350R.34: The History of the American Presidency
• HIS 350R.35: The Civil Rights Movement from a Comparative Perspective
• HIS 350R.36: Mexican Americans in Texas History
• HIS 350R.37: Refugees in Twentieth-Century United States
• HIS 350R.38: Barack Obama and American Democracy
• HIS 350R.39: Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson in Context
• HIS 350R.3: Myth and Construction of American Identity
• HIS 350R.42: Terrorism and Insurgency in American History
• HIS 350R.4: Constitutional Issues in the Twentieth-Century United States
• HIS 350R.5: American Cultural History of Alcohol and Drugs
• HIS 350R.6: Deviance in America: An Alternative History
• HIS 350R.7: Environmental History of North America
• HIS 350R.8: Women in Postwar America
• HIS 350R.9: Animals and American Culture
• HIS 350R: Undergraduate Seminar in United States History
• HIS 352F: The Mexican Revolution, 1910-1940
• HIS 352G: History of Modern Mexico, 1940-present
• HIS 352P: England in the Twentieth Century
• HIS 353: The French Revolution and Napoleon
• HIS 354F: The Three French Wars of the Twentieth Century
• HIS 355F: The United States, 1877-1920
• HIS 355M: The United States, 1920-1941
• HIS 355N: Main Currents of American Culture to 1865
• HIS 355P: The United States since 1941
• HIS 355S: United States Constitutional History
• HIS 356G: History of the United States West
• HIS 356K: Main Currents of American Culture since 1865
• HIS 356N: American Culture and Social Life since 1945
• HIS 356P: The United States in the Civil Rights Era
• HIS 356R: America and the Holocaust
• HIS 356S: American Presidency: 1789 to the Present
• HIS 357F: Filipinos in the United States
• HIS 357P: Twentieth-Century American Indian History
• HIS 358M: History of Britain from 1783 through World War I
• HIS 359C: African Cities Since 1500
• HIS 359D: Fashion in Africa
• HIS 361J: Medieval Warfare
• HIS 361S: European Espionage 1914-1989
• HIS 362F: The First World War
• HIS 362G.12: Heretics and Freedom Fighters, 1350-1650
• HIS 362G.13: The World of the Victorians
• HIS 362G.14: The Church and the Jews
• HIS 362G.15: Rebels and Revolutionaries in Russian History and Literature
• HIS 362G.16: Food History
• HIS 362G.17: Berlin
• HIS 362G.19: The Sacred and the Secular in Modern European Thought
• HIS 362G.1: Reformation Theology
• HIS 362G.3: Introduction to the Holocaust
• HIS 362G.4: Modern European Food History
• HIS 362G.5: Early Western Colonialism
• HIS 362G.6: The First World War
• HIS 362G.7: Eastern Europe in the Twentieth Century
• HIS 362G.8: Jews of Eastern Europe
• HIS 362G.9: Southeast Europe in the Twentieth Century
• HIS 362G: Topics in European History
• HIS 362K.1: Medieval Warfare
• HIS 362K: Medieval Civilization
• HIS 362P: Spinoza and Modernity
• HIS 363K.1: Cultural Citizenship in the United States and Latin America
• HIS 363K.2: Argentina: Populism and Insurrection
• HIS 363K.4: Mapping Latin America
• HIS 363K.5: The Bible in the Colonial Americas
• HIS 363K: Topics in Latin American History
• HIS 364F: African History in Films and Photographs
• HIS 364G.12: Business and Society in South Asia
• HIS 364G.13: Gender and Modern India
• HIS 364G.14: History of the Pilgrimage to Mecca, Hajj
• HIS 364G.16: Slavery and South Asian History
• HIS 364G.2: Prophet of Islam: His Life and Times
• HIS 364G.3: The Dead Sea Scrolls
• HIS 364G.4: African History in Films and Photographs
• HIS 364G.5: African Women's History
• HIS 364G.6: Apartheid: South African History
• HIS 364G.7: French Empire: The West and Islam
• HIS 364G.8: Modernization in East Asia
• HIS 364G: Topics in African, Asian, and Middle Eastern History
• HIS 364Q: French Empire: The West and Islam
• HIS 365G.11: History of the Southeast Asian Diaspora in the United States
• HIS 365G.14: South Asian Migration to the United States
• HIS 365G.15: United States Military History
• HIS 365G.16: Unbelief in America
• HIS 365G.18: The History, Politics, and Future of American Higher Education
• HIS 365G.19: Museums: Past, Present, and Future
• HIS 365G.1: United States Catholic History
• HIS 365G.22: The United States, Britain, and the Global Order
• HIS 365G.2: Popular Music in the United States
• HIS 365G.3: United States Economic History since 1880
• HIS 365G.4: The Vietnam Wars
• HIS 365G.5: Science, Ethics, and Society
• HIS 365G.6: Antebellum Slavery
• HIS 365G.8: Women and Social Movements in the Twentieth-Century United States
• HIS 365G.9: The History of the American Presidency
• HIS 365G: Topics in United States History
• HIS 366N.16: Biology, Behavior, and Injustice
• HIS 366N.17: British History, Literature, and Politics
• HIS 366N.18: Global History of Disease
• HIS 366N: Topics in History
• HIS 367S: Islam in the Early Modern World: Religion and Culture
• HIS 368C: Piracy in East Asia
• HIS 368S: The Age of the Samurai
• HIS 373C: History of the Hip-Hop Generation
• HIS 375K: Tudor England, 1485-1603
• HIS 375L: Stuart England, 1603-1689
• HIS 376F: The United States and the Second World War
• HIS 376G: Hitler, Nazism, and World War II
• HIS 378W: Capstone in History
• HIS 381J: Research Seminar in World History
• HIS 382H: Research Seminar in the History of East and South Asia
• HIS 382J: Research Seminar in African History
• HIS 382N.2: Women in Islamic Societies
• HIS 382N: Topics in the History of East and South Asia
• HIS 383J: Research Seminar in Modern European History
• HIS 385P: Topics in Public and Digital History
• HIS 386L: Research Seminar in Latin American History
• HIS 387J: Research Seminar in Early Modern Europe
• HIS 388J: Research Seminar in Middle Eastern History
• HIS 388K.2: Intellectual History of Indo-Iranian Islam
• HIS 388K: Seminar in Middle Eastern History
• HIS 392: Seminar in United States History
• HIS 397K: Literature of United States History
• HIS 397L: Medieval History
• HIS 679H: Honors Tutorial Course
• HIS 698: Thesis
• HIS 699R: Dissertation
• HIS 699W: Dissertation
• HIS - History
• Historical Sketch
• History
• History
• HMN 102T: Design A Path
• HMN 104: Introduction to Humanities Honors Research
• HMN 116: Topics in the Humanities
• HMN 125J: Junior Fellows Seminar
• HMN 305.1: Epic Journeys
• HMN 305: Freshman Seminar
• HMN 350.3: Geography and Religion
• HMN 350.5: Great Trials in Western History
• HMN 350.6: In Search of Meaning
• HMN 350.7: The Enlightenment
• HMN 350: Topics in the Humanities
• HMN 679H: Honors Tutorial Course
• HMN - Humanities
• Hogg Foundation for Mental Health
• Honors
• Honors
• Honors
• Honor System
• H S 119S: Topics in Health and Society
• H S 129S: Topics in Health and Society
• H S 301: Introduction to Health and Society
• H S 302: Current Approaches to Health and Society
• H S 310P: Physical Activity and Society
• H S 320: Social Worth, Ethical Dilemmas, and Health Care
• H S 330C: Climate Change and Health
• H S 330: Health Care Policy in the United States
• H S 331C: COVID-19 Social Impacts and Public Dilemmas
• H S 340.1: Foundations of Epidemiology
• H S 340.5: Health Disparities
• H S 340.6: Cancerland
• H S 340.7: Contemporary Practice of Medicine
• H S 340.8: Economic Sociology of Health
• H S 340.9: Valuing Mental Health
• H S 340: Topics in Health and Society
• H S 341C: Comparative United States Health Systems
• H S 377R: Advanced Research in Health and Society
• H S 378: Seminar in Health and Society
• H S 679H: Honors Tutorial Course
• H S - Health and Society
• Human Development and Family Sciences
• Human Development and Family Sciences
• Human Dimensions of Organizations
• Human Dimensions of Organizations
• Human Ecology
• Humanities
• Humanities, Health, and Medicine
• : Hydrodynamics of Propulsors and Dynamic Positioning Systems

I

• I 119S: Topics in Informatics
• I 129S: Topics in Informatics
• I 178I: Independent Study
• I 178R: Research Experience
• I 178T: Internship
• I 301: Introduction to Informatics
• I 302: Academic Success in the Digital University
• I 303: Ethical Foundations for Informatics
• I 304: Programming for Informatics
• I 305: Research Methods for Informatics
• I 306: Statistics for Informatics
• I 310C: Introduction to Cultural Heritage Informatics
• I 310D: Introduction to Human-Centered Data Science
• I 310J: Introduction to Social Justice Informatics
• I 310M: Introduction to Health Informatics
• I 310S: Introduction to Social Informatics
• I 310: Topics in Introductory Informatics
• I 310U: Introduction to User Experience Design
• I 320.1: Information in Cyberspace
• I 320.2: Children's Literature
• I 320.3: Comics, Graphic Novels, and Manga
• I 320C: Topics in Cultural Heritage Informatics
• I 320D: Topics in Human-Centered Data Science
• I 320J: Topics in Social Justice Informatics
• I 320M: Topics in Health Informatics
• I 320S: Topics in Social Informatics
• I 320: Topics in Informatics
• I 320U: Topics in User Experience Design
• I 372: Career Success in the Digital Organization
• I 379C: Capstone
• I 679H: Honors Thesis
• I B 140S: Topics in International Business
• I B 151S: Independent International Analysis
• I B 172.10: Exporting for Entrepreneurs
• I B 172.11: Global Entrepreneurship
• I B 172.12: Intercultural Management
• I B 172.13: Procurement and Supplier Management
• I B 172.14: Introduction to Global Finance and Business
• I B 172.15: Global Political Economy
• I B 172.16: Global Marketing
• I B 291: Directed Studies in Global Management
• I B 320F: Foundations of International Business
• I B 350S: International Commerce Analysis
• I B 362: Global Regulatory Strategy
• I B 365: Finance and Global Business
• I B 366: International Accounting and Transfer Pricing
• I B 366P: International Business Practicum
• I B 367C: Intercultural Management
• I B 367D: Global Entrepreneurship
• I B 368: Global Value Chains
• I B 372.1: International Marketing
• I B 372.3: Managing the Global Corporation
• I B 372.4: Competing with the Japanese
• I B 372.5: Business in Latin America
• I B 372.6: Business German
• I B 372.7: Advanced Business German
• I B 372.8: Business Spanish
• I B 372.9: Business French
• I B 372: Seminar in International Business
• I B 373: Business in Emerging Markets
• I B 378: International Business Operations
• I B 379C: Independent Research in International Business
• I B 395.1: Global Strategic Management
• I B 395.2: International Trade and Investment
• I B 395.3: Global Business Operations
• I B 395.4: Business in Developing Countries
• I B 395.5: Business in Japan
• I B 395.6: International Marketing Management
• I B 395.7: International Operations and Management
• I B 395: Seminar: International Trade
• Iberian and Latin American Languages and Cultures
• I B - International Business
• Identification Cards
• I - Informatics
• ILA 380: Introduction to Theory and Research of Literature and Culture
• ILA 381: Introduction to Theory and Research of Linguistics
• ILA 382: Research Methods and Professionalization
• ILA 383: Creative Writing in Spanish
• ILA 383L: Conference Course
• ILA 385T: Teaching Practicum
• ILA 386: Topics in Iberian and Latin American Linguistics
• ILA 387: Topics in Iberian and Latin American Literatures and Cultures: Spanish
• ILA 388C: Brazilian Cultural Theory
• ILA 388D: Cultural Tropicalities
• ILA 388: Topics in Iberian and Latin American Literatures and Cultures: Portuguese
• ILA 389: Topics in Iberian and Latin American Literatures and Cultures: Spanish and Portuguese
• ILA 394: Supervised Preparation of the Qualifying Paper
• ILA 395: Supervised Preparation of the Dissertation Fields
• ILA 396: Supervised Preparation of the Dissertation Proposal
• ILA 398R: Master's Report
• ILA 398T: Supervised Teaching in Spanish and Portuguese
• ILA 399R: Dissertation
• ILA 399W: Dissertation
• ILA - Iberian and Latin American Languages and Cultures
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• IMS 189: Individual Studies
• IMS 380: Introduction to Identity Management, Security, and Privacy
• IMS 381: Identity in Society and Community
• IMS 382: Identity and Public Policy
• IMS 383: Identity Business Practices and Governance
• IMS 384: Identity Communication
• IMS 385: Identity Risk and Benefit Analysis
• IMS 385T: Special Topics in Identity Management and Security
• IMS 386: Identity Security
• IMS 387: Identity Information Management and Repositories
• IMS 388: Identity and Law
• IMS 388L: Professional Experience and Project
• IMS 398R: Master's Report
• In Absentia Registration
• INF 121: Individual Studies
• INF 181E: Electronic Portfolio
• INF 303D: Academic Success In The Digital University
• INF 304D: Introduction to Information Studies
• INF 304W: Introduction to Information Studies
• INF 315C: Topics In Human-Computer Interaction
• INF 315E.1: Introduction To Digital Humanities
• INF 315E.2: Introduction to Digital Cultures
• INF 315E: Information and Culture
• INF 315T.1: Introduction To Databases
• INF 315T: Topics In Information Technology
• INF 315W: Information and Culture
• INF 322T: Children's Literature
• INF 322W: Children's Literature
• INF 327E.1: Media and Literacy
• INF 327E.2: Comics, Graphic Novels, and Manga
• INF 327E: Information and People
• INF 327W: Information and People
• INF 331C: Beyond Google
• INF 331W: Beyond Google
• INF 335C: Information in Cyberspace
• INF 335W: Information in Cyberspace
• INF 343C: Information Organization and Access
• INF 343W: Information Organization and Access
• INF 350C: Advanced Topics In Human-Computer Interaction
• INF 350E.1: Technologies of the Book
• INF 350E.2: Information Ethics
• INF 350E.3: Concepts and Practices in Information Security
• INF 350E: Information Technology
• INF 350G.1: Historical Museums: Context and Practic