Complete List of GEP Classes - Department of Music

NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION AND ADVISING GUIDE

GEP COURSES

The language requirement consists of completion of a foreign language through the 201 level or demonstrated proficiency at that level. Proficiency,

the number of courses needed to complete the requirement, and course placement, are determined by previous experience as follows:

? Completion of Level 4 or higher of a language in high school (see table below) or

? Corresponding AP, IB or CLEP credit (see Undergraduate Catalog),

? Completion of a language through the 201 level at another college or university, accepted for transfer credit at UMBC

Highest language level

attained in high school

Meets 201-proficiency

requirement

Number of courses to

complete requirement

Appropriate placement

level* (202 & 301 are ¡°C¡±

5

yes

none

301

4

yes

none

202

3

no

201

201

2

no

102, 201

102

0¨C1

no

101, 102, 201

101

(continuing with H.S. language)

designated for GEP)

*Students should not enroll in language courses below their appropriate placement level without authorization from the Department of Modern

Languages, Linguistics, and Intercultural Communication (MLLI). For students who have completed level 3 of a language in high school, but who

feel unprepared for the 201 course, a 103 review course is available in French and Spanish. Students intending to enroll in 200 or 300 level Latin

courses should consult with the Chair of the Ancient Studies Department in order to determine their appropriate placement level.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS proficient in a language other than English may receive equivalency for the 201 level proficiency requirement,

provided that they present documentation showing that they have studied at the secondary school level (i.e., sixth grade or above) for at least

one year in a country other than the United States. Such students should submit an application form available at mlli.umbc.edu or the Department

of MLLI office to determine whether the 201 level proficiency has been met. Although UMBC does not offer language proficiency testing, results

from certain tests may be considered in evaluating whether this 201 proficiency has been met. Students may obtain additional information about

this option from the Department of MMLI.

C. ADDITIONAL POLICIES CONCERNING THE GENERAL EDUCATION PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS:

1. All courses used to satisfy the general education program requirements must be completed with a ¡°C¡± or better. Courses taken on a pass/fail

basis may not be used toward general education program requirements.

NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION AND ADVISING GUIDE

GEP COURSES

APPROVED GENERAL EDUCATION

PROGRAM (GEP) COURSES

ARTS AND HUMANITIES

(AH)

How to Use This List

AFRICANA STUDIES

The list below is a reference for new students and their academic advisors to use in selecting

courses to meet General Education and university requirements. A typical new student schedule

will include a mix of these courses along with courses in the student¡¯s chosen major.

The courses listed have been approved by UMBC for use in specific requirement categories as

shown. The information is up to date as of March 2017. While care has been taken to make this

list accurate, the university¡¯s authoritative source of course descriptions and requirements is the

Undergraduate Catalog online at catalog.umbc.edu.

Please note that not all approved courses are offered every semester. To find out which of

these courses are being offered in an upcoming term, at what times, and in what location,

always consult the Schedule of Classes online. You can use the search function in the Schedule

of Classes to isolate the classes that meet a particular category, such as ¡°GEP Social Science.¡±

To do this, leave the ¡°Course Subject¡± blank. For additional insight into when a course may be

taught again, contact the academic department offering the course.

Many general education courses are open to all entering students, however, some courses have

¡°enrollment requirements,¡± such as other courses that must have been completed previously or

certain placement test results. To find out whether a course of interest to you has prerequisites or

other requirements, look it up in the Schedule of Classes or the Undergraduate Catalog online.

The list is designed to help you find a course in a given category, such as Arts and Humanities

or Writing Intensive. The categories are arranged in alphabetical order, as follows:

Arts and Humanities (AH)

English Composition (EN)

Foreign Language (L)

Global Cultures (C)

Mathematics and Statistics (M)

Science (S)

Social Science (SS)

Writing Intensive (WI)

AFST 100

AFST 213

AFST 230

AFST 245

AFST 260

AFST 261

AFST 344

AFST 345

AFST 347

AFST 361

Introduction to the Black Experience

Africa: Culture and Development

Comparative African Religions

Introduction to Black Music

Black Literature to 1900

Black Literature: 20th Century

Black Folklore

Black American Music

Gender, Race, and Media

Studies in Black Drama

AGING SERVICES

AGNG 415

The Art of Aging

AMERICAN STUDIES

AMST 100

AMST 200

AMST 310

AMST 320

AMST 322

AMST 325

AMST 345

AMST 352

AMST 365

AMST 369

AMST 375

AMST 376

AMST 380

AMST 382

AMST 388

Intro to American Studies

What is an American?

Gender and Inequality in America

Television in American Culture

American Society and Culture in Film

Studies in Popular Culture

Indigenous Heritage

American Culture in Global Perspective

Asian American Fictions

Filipino American Culture

Studies in Asian American Culture

The American Dream

Community in America

Perspectives on the Family

American Environments:

Landscape and Culture

ANCIENT STUDIES

Within each category, we have grouped the courses by academic department or program

offering the course. Within each department, courses are shown in numerical order.

2. Within the general education program requirements, no one course may be used to satisfy more than one area. Therefore if a course has been

approved as ¡°AH¡± or ¡°C¡± it may be used to satisfy either one, but not both, of these areas.

3. A cross-listed course may be considered as any one of its assigned disciplines, no matter under which departmental designation the course is taken.

4. No more than two courses from the same discipline may be used to satisfy either the arts/humanities or social science areas. No more than

three courses from the same discipline may be used throughout the general education program requirements, except that three English

courses may be used in addition to English composition.

ANCS 200

ANCS 201

ANCS 202

ANCS 204

ANCS 210

ANCS 220

ANCS 301

ANSC 305

ANCS 320

ANCS 330

ANSC 370

Israel and the Ancient Near East

The Ancient Greeks

The Roman World

Masterpieces of Ancient Literature

Classical Mythology

Judaism in the Time of Jesus and Hillel

Ancient Civilizations

Warfare in the Ancient World

Women and Gender in the

Classical World

Ancient Science and Technology

When Worlds Collide

5. Credit earned through AP, IB and CLEP may be used toward general education program requirements when equivalent to a UMBC general

education program requirement course. Departmental credit by exam does not apply toward general education program requirements.

ARCHAEOLOGY

6. Only one First-Year Seminar (FYS) course can be used throughout the general education program. In the arts and humanities (AH) or social

sciences (SS) areas, if one of the courses applied is an FYS course, then the two remaining courses must come from two different disciplines.

In addition, many FYS courses meet the mathematics (M), global cultures (C) or science (S) requirements.

ARCH 120

ARCH 200

ARCH 201

ARCH 220

ARCH 330

ARCH 340

ARCH 100

7. Within the graduation requirements for GEP students, one Writing Intensive (WI) course must be completed. A course taken to meet the WI

requirement must be completed with a grade of ¡°C¡± or better.

Introduction to Archaeology of the

Ancient World

World Archaeology

Greek Archaeology and Art

Roman Archaeology and Art

Archaeology and Art of Ancient Egypt

Archaeology of the Prehistoric Aegean

Cities of the Past

ART

ART 215

ART 216

ART 220

ART 221

ART 321

ART 323

ART 324

ART 325

ART 326

ART 327

9

10

Intro to Art and Media Studies

Studies in Visual Culture

Art History I

Art History II

From the Enlightenment to the

Birth of Modernism: 1750-1880

Modernism: 1880-1960

History of Film: Origins to 1965

History of Film and Video:

1965 to the Present

History of Photography I

Contemporary Directions in Photography

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GEP COURSES

COMPUTER SCIENCE

HISTORY

CMSC 304

HIST 330

HIST 371

Social and Ethical Issues in

Information Technology

Ancient Science and Technology

History and Film

DANCE

HUMANITIES

DANC 100

DANC 101

DANC 201

HUM 120H

DANC 202

Introduction to Contemporary Dance

Dance Appreciation

Dance History I: Cultural and

Classical Forms

Dance History II: Contemporary Forms

ENGINEERING SCIENCE

ENES 251

Ethical Issues in Science, Engineering,

and, Information Technology

ENGLISH

ENGL 190

ENGL 209

ENGL 210

ENGL 241

ENGL 243

ENGL 250

ENGL 260

ENGL 261

ENGL 271

ENGL 272

ENGL 273

ENGL 291

ENGL 347

ENGL 349

ENGL 361

ENGL 369

The World of Language I

American Literature for ESL Students

Introduction to Literature

Currents in British Literature

Currents in American Literature

Introduction to Shakespeare

Black Literature to 1900

Black Literature: 20th Century

Introduction to Creative

Writing: Fiction

Introduction to Creative

Writing: Scriptwriting

Introduction to Creative Writing: Poetry

Introduction to Writing Creative Essays

Contemporary Developments in

Literature and Culture

The Bible and Literature

Studies in Black Drama

Race and Ethnicity in U.S. Literature

FRENCH

FREN 340

Interconnections: Social and

Historical Confluences

FIRST-YEAR SEMINARS

FYS 101

FYS 107

First Year Seminar (AH)

First Year Seminar (AH/C)

GENDER AND WOMEN¡¯S STUDIES

GWST 255

GWST 310

GWST 315

GWST 320

GWST 321

GWST 322

GWST 330

GWST 342

GWST 343

GWST 349

GWST 382

Intercultural Paris

Gender and Inequality in America

Modern Masculinities

Transnational Feminist Film

Queer Representation in Film and TV

Gender, Race, and Media

Gender and Women in the

Classical World

Gender in Modern South Asia

Gender, Human Rights, and

Political Violence in Latin America

Gender, Sexuality, and

Theatrical Performance

Perspectives on the Family

HEALTH ADMINISTRATION AND POLICY

HAPP 358

Bioethics

HUMAN CONTEXT OF SCIENCE

AND TECHNOLOGY

HCST 100

Introduction to the Human

Context of Science and Technology

HEBREW

HEBR 302

Advanced Hebrew II

HUM 121H

Introduction to the Study of

the Humanities I

Introduction to the Study of

the Humanities II

PHIL 332

PHIL 334

PHIL 346

PHIL 350

PHIL 355

PHIL 358

PHIL 372

Philosophy of the Asian Martial Arts

Asian Philosophy

Deductive Systems

Ethical Theory

Political Philosophy

Bioethics

Philosophy of Science

POLITICAL SCIENCE

INFORMATION SYSTEMS

POLI 210

POLI 379

IS 304

RELIGIOUS STUDIES

Ethical Issues in Information Systems

JUDAIC STUDIES

JDST 100

JDST 200

JDST 201

JDST 230

JDST 323

JDST 340

Introduction to Judaic Studies

Israel and the Ancient Near East

Judaism in the Time of Jesus and Hillel

Introduction to the Jewish Bible

Survey of Modern Hebrew Literature

Origins of Anti-Semitism

LINGUISTICS

LING 190

LING 210

The World of Language I

Introduction to Language Structures

MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION STUDIES

MCS 101

MCS 222

Media Literacy

Introduction to Media and

Communication Studies

MODERN LANGUAGES, LINGUISTICS AND

INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION

MLL 190

MLL 210

MLL 215

MLL 234

MLL 235

MLL 255

MLL 301

MLL 320

MLL 322

MLL 323

MLL 328

MLL 340

The World of Language I

Africa: Culture and Development

French Film Classics

Culture and Values Through Art I

Culture and Values Through Art II

Intercultural Paris

Textual Analysis:

Words, Images, Music

Transnational Feminist Film

Gender, Race, and Media

Survey of Modern Hebrew Literature

Traditional Chinese Fiction and Drama

Interconnections: Social and Historical

Confluences (also FREN 340)

MUSIC

MUSC 101

MUSC 214

MUSC 215

MUSC 217

MUSC 230

MUSC 321

MUSC 322

MUSC 327

MUSC 333

MUSC 336

MUSC 339

MUSC 358

Fundamentals of Music Theory

The History of Jazz

Introduction to Black Music

Rock and Related Music:

1950 to the Present

Musics of the World

Music History I

Music History II

Avant-Garde Performance:

Youth Rebellion

Race and Jazz

The Beatles: Career, Music,

Innovation, Culture, Impact

Black American Music

Music in Performance

PHILOSOPHY

PHIL 100

PHIL 146

PHIL 150

PHIL 152

PHIL 210

PHIL 248

PHIL 251

PHIL 321

PHIL 322

Introduction to Philosophy

Critical Thinking

Contemporary Moral Issues

Introduction to Moral Theory

Philosophy of Religion

Introduction to Scientific Reasoning

Ethical Issues in Science, Engineering,

and Information Technology

History of Philosophy: Ancient

History of Philosophy: Modern

11

RLST 100

RLST 200

RLST 201

RLST 202

RLST 210

RLST 230

RLST 350

Political Philosophy

War and Film

Historical Dimensions of Religion

Philosophy of Religion

Israel and the Ancient Near East

Judaism in the Time of Jesus and Hillel

Classical Mythology

Comparative African Religions

The Bible and Literature

THEATRE

THTR 100

THTR 104

THTR 110

THTR 120

THTR 202

THTR 206

THTR 229

THTR 239

THTR 242

THTR 244

THTR 270

THTR 310

THTR 311

THTR 349

THTR 364

THTR 371

THTR 410

THTR 411

Introduction to Scenography

Introduction to Costume

Introduction to Acting

Introduction to Theatre:

Theory and Practice

Introduction to Dramatic Literature

Fashion, Costume, and Society

Movement for the Actor

Movement for the Actor II

Presentation Skills for Non-Actors

Script Analysis

Theatre Into Film

History of Theatre

History of Theatre II

Gender, Sexuality, and,

Theatrical Performance

History of American Theatre

Playwriting

Contemporary Political Theatre

Modern Theatre: History and Practice

VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS

VPA 225

Ideas in the Arts

ENGLISH COMPOSITION

(EN)

Students are expected to complete this course

within their first 30 credits of enrollment at UMBC.

ENGL 100

ENGL 110

Composition

Composition for ESL Students

FOREIGN LANGUAGE (L)

UMBC¡¯s GEP program requires proficiency at

the 201 level in a language other than English.

Students may complete any of the 201 courses

listed below as one pathway to demonstrating

proficiency. For more details about this

requirement, see the GEP Worksheet on page 8.

ARBC 201

CHIN 201

FREN 201

GERM 201

GREK 201

HEBR 201

HIND 201

JPNS 201

KORE 201

LATN 201

RUSS 201

SPAN 201

WOL 201

Intermediate Arabic I

Intermediate Chinese I (Mandarin)

Intermediate French I

Intermediate German I

Intermediate Greek I (ancient)

Intermediate Hebrew I

Intermediate Hindi I

Intermediate Japanese I

Intermediate Korean I

Intermediate Latin I

Intermediate Russian I

Intermediate Spanish I

Intermediate Wolof I

NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION AND ADVISING GUIDE

GEP COURSES

GLOBAL CULTURES (C)

AFRICANA STUDIES

AFST 211

AFST 212

AFST 213

AFST 245

AFST 314

AFST 347

AFST 353

AFST 354

AFST 370

Introduction to Contemporary Africa

Introduction to African History

Africa: Culture and Development

Introduction to Black Music

Islam in Africa

Gender, Race, and Media

African American History Since 1865

African American Women¡¯s History

Black Women in

Cross-Cultural Perspective

AGING SERVICES

AGNG 369

Contemporary Issues, Culture,

and Social Work Practices in Aging

AMERICAN STUDIES

AMST 200

AMST 210

AMST 345

AMST 352

AMST 365

AMST 369

AMST 375

AMST 395

What is an American?

Introduction to Critical

Sexuality Studies

Indigenous Heritage

American Culture in Global Perspective

Asian American Fictions

Filipino American Cultural Studies

Studies in Asian American Culture

American Music and Culture

ANCIENT STUDIES

ANCS 120

ANCS 150

ANCS 200

ANCS 201

ANCS 202

ANCS 204

ANCS 210

ANCS 220

ANCS 301

ANCS 320

ANCS 330

The Greeks and the Romans in

the Mediterranean World

English Word Roots from Latin

and Greek

Israel and the Ancient Near East

The Ancient Greeks

The Roman World

Masterpieces of Ancient Literature

Classical Mythology

Judaism in the Time of Jesus and Hillel

Ancient Civilizations

Women and Gender in

the Classical World

Ancient Science and Technology

ANTHROPOLOGY

ANTH 101

ANTH 211

ANTH 212

ANTH 302

ANTH 310

ANTH 316

ANTH 326

Introduction to Anthropology

Cultural Anthropology

The Ethnographer¡¯s World

Human Evolution, Physical

Anthropology, and Archaeology

Ethnographic Film

Anthropology of Religion

American Indian Cultures

ARABIC

ARBC 202

Intermediate Arabic II

ARCHAEOLOGY

ARCH 100

ARCH 120

ARCH 200

ARCH 201

ARCH 220

ARCH 330

ARCH 340

Introduction to Archaeology of

the Ancient World

World Archaeology

Greek Archaeology and Art

Roman Archaeology and Art

Archaeology and Art of Ancient Egypt

Archaeology of the Prehistoric Aegean

Cities of the Past

ART

ART 216

ART 321

Studies in Visual Culture

From the Enlightenment to the Birth

of Modernism: 1750¨C1880

CHINESE

CHIN 202

CHIN 301

CHIN 302

GWST 343

Intermediate Chinese II

Advanced Chinese I

Advanced Chinese II

COMPARATIVE AND WORLD LITERATURE

CPLT 203

Masterpieces of Ancient Literature

DANCE

DANC 101

DANC 201

Dance Appreciation

Dance History I: Cultural and

Classical Forms

ECONOMICS

ECON 382

Asian Economic History

ENGLISH

ENGL 191

The World of Language II

FRENCH

FREN 202

FREN 301

FREN 302

FREN 310

FREN 320

FREN 330

FREN 340

FREN 349

Intermediate French II

Advanced French I

Advanced French II

Interconnections: Language

Interconnections: Trade, Technology,

and Globalization

Interconnections: Ideas, Literature,

and the Arts

Interconnections: Social and

Historical Confluences

Explorations in History and Society

FIRST-YEAR SEMINARS

FYS 104

FYS 106

FYS 107

First Year Seminar (C)

First Year Seminar in SS or C

First Year Seminar (AH/C)

GERMAN

GERM 202

GERM 301

GERM 302

GERM 311

GERM 312

Gateway to Advanced German Studies

Advanced German Studies I

Advanced German Studies II (L)

Introduction to German Literature

and Culture I

Introduction to German Literature

and Culture II

GEOGRAPHY AND ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS

GES 102

GES 105

GES 327

Human Geography

World Regional Geography

Cultural Ecology

GREEK

GREK 350

GREK 352

GREK 361

GREK 362

GREK 371

GREK 372

GREK 381

GREK 382

Septuagint

Greek Tragedy and Comedy

Greek Oratory

Selections from Greek Historians

Homer

Plato

History of Greek Literature I

History of Greek Literature II

GENDER AND WOMEN¡¯S STUDIES

GWST 100

GWST 210

GWST 255

GWST 315

GWST 320

GWST 322

GWST 327

GWST 330

GWST 340

GWST 342

Introduction to Gender

and Women¡¯s Studies

Introduction to Critical Sexuality Studies

Intercultural Paris

Modern Masculinities

Transnational Feminist Film

Gender, Race, and Media

African American Women¡¯s History

Women and Gender in

the Classical World

Global Perspectives on Gender

and Women

Gender in Modern South Asia

12

GWST 366

GWST 370

GWST 374

GWST 375

GWST 376

GWST 380

Gender, Human Rights, and

Political Violence in Latin America

Doing It: Case Studies in the History

of Western Sexuality

Black Women in

Cross-Cultural Perspectives

European Women¡¯s History: 1200¨C1750

European Women¡¯s History: 1750¨C1914

European Women¡¯s History:

1914 to the Present

Women and Gender in Asia

HEALTH ADMINISTRATION AND POLICY

HAPP 403

Introduction to International

Field Research

HEBREW

HEBR 202

HEBR 301

HEBR 302

Intermediate Modern Hebrew II

Advanced Hebrew I

Advanced Hebrew II

HISTORY

HIST 103

HIST 110

HIST 111

HIST 203

HIST 204

HIST 206

HIST 242

HIST 243

HIST 273

HIST 274

HIST 322

HIST 323

HIST 327

HIST 330

HIST 350

HIST 358

HIST 360

HIST 361

HIST 362

HIST 363

HIST 364

HIST 366

HIST 371

HIST 373

HIST 374

HIST 375

HIST 376

HIST 380

HIST 381

HIST 382

HIST 383

HIST 387

HIST 388

HIST 453

HIST 455

HIST 456

HIST 457

HIST 458

HIST 459

HIST 466

HIST 468

HIST 485

HIST 486

East Asian Civilization

Western Civilization to 1700

Western Civilization 1700 to the Present

History and Film: Representations of

Imperialism in Modern World History

Don¡¯t Buy It: The Global History

of Commodities

Entrepreneurs in the

Early Modern World

Introduction to Contemporary Africa

Introduction to African History

History of the Jews in Modern Times:

From the Middle Ages to 1917

Contemporary Jewish History:

1917 to the Present

African American History Since 1865

African American Women¡¯s History

Modern Latin American History

Ancient Science and Technology

History of Medicine

Art and Society in the Renaissance

Islam in Africa

The French Revolution

Medieval Europe and the Mediterranean

The Crusades

The Rise of Islam

Doing It: Case Studies in the History

of Western Sexuality

History and Film

History of the Holocaust

European Women¡¯s History 1200¨C1750

European Women¡¯s History 1750¨C1914

European Women¡¯s History 1914 to

the Present

Women and Gender in Asia

From Samurai to ¡°Salariman:¡±

Japanese History Through Film

and Literature

Pacific Crossings: Race, War,

and Gender in Asian Migrations

Japan in the Shogun Age

Medicine and Health Care in China

Society and Culture in China

Ancient Greece

The Roman Republic

The Roman Empire

Historical Survey of the

Byzantine Civilization

Japan to 1800

Japan Since 1800

The Reformation

The Age of Enlightenment

Russia to 1900

Soviet History on Trial

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GEP COURSES

HIST 487

HIST 488

Europe 1815¨C1914

Europe 1914 to the Present

JUDAIC STUDIES

JDST 100

JDST 200

JDST 201

JDST 230

JDST 273

JDST 274

JDST 310

JDST 321

JDST 323

JDST 340

JDST 373

MLL 280

History of the Jews in Modern Times:

From the Middle Ages to 1917

MLL 310

Judaism in the Time of Jesus and Hillel

Introduction to the Jewish Bible

MLL 305

Contemporary Jewish History:

1917 to Present

MLL 311

MLL 315

Modern Israel: The Land, Its People,

Culture and Society

Jewish Writing in World Literature

Survey of Modern Hebrew Literature

Origins of Anti-Semitism

History of the Holocaust

Intermediate Japanese I

KOREAN

KORE 202

KORE 310

Intermediate Korean II

Korean Language in Social and

Cultural Context

The World of Language II

World Language Communities

MODERN LANGUAGES, LINGUISTICS AND

INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION

MLL 191

MLL 205

MLL 209

MLL 210

MLL 213

MLL 215

MLL 216

MLL 218

MLL 219

MLL 220

MLL 230

MLL 234

MLL 235

MLL 250

MLL 255

MLL 261

MLL 320

MLL 321

MLL 322

MLL 323

MLL 328

MLL 340

MLL 371

Introduction to Russian Culture

and Civilization

Introduction to Modern Russian

Civilization and Culture

Introduction to

the Spanish-Speaking World

Introduction to

Intercultural Communication

Intercultural Studies

of International Film

Introduction to Korean Culture

Images of Society in

Contemporary Korean Films

Images of Society in

Contemporary French Films

Transnational Feminist Film Makers

Jewish Writing in World Literature

Gender, Race, and Media

Survey of Modern Hebrew Literature

Traditional Chinese Fiction and Drama

Interconnections: Social and Historical

Confluences (also FREN 340)

19th Century Russian Literature

and Society

20th Century Russian Literature

and Politics

MUSIC

Selections from Roman Historians

Roman Comedy

Roman Poetry: Catullus, Horace

Silver Age

Tibullus, Propertius, Ovid

Vergil

Cicero

History of Roman Literature I

History of Roman Literature II

LINGUISTICS

LING 191

LING 230

MLL 319

MLL 370

LATIN

LATN 301

LATN 302

LATN 311

LATN 312

LATN 331

LATN 332

LATN 341

LATN 383

LATN 384

MLL 271

Introduction to Judaic Studies

Israel and the Ancient Near East

JAPANESE

JPNS 202

MLL 270

The World of Language II

Great Books from the

French-Speaking World

Great Books from Italy

Africa: Culture and Development

Film and Society in Spain

French Film Classics

Classics in German Cinema

Film and Society in Latin America

Contemporary French Cinema

Film and Society in China

World Language Communities

Culture and Values through Art I

Culture and Values through Art II

Introduction to the

French-Speaking World

Intercultural Paris

German Ethnic and Cultural Identity

MUSC 215

MUSC 230

Introduction to Black Music

Musics of the World

PHILOSOPHY

PHIL 332

PHIL 334

Philosophy of the Asian Martial Arts

Asian Philosophy

POLITICAL SCIENCE

POLI 270

POLI 379

Culture and Politics

War and Film

SOCIAL WORK

SOWK 369

SOWK 374

Psychology and Culture

RELIGIOUS STUDIES

RLST 201

RLST 202

RLST 210

RLST 273

RLST 274

RLST 314

RLST 316

RLST 352

RLST 466

Israel and the Ancient Near East

Judaism in the Time of Jesus and Hillel

Classical Mythology

History of the Jews in Modern Times:

From the Middle Ages to 1917

Contemporary Jewish History:

1917 to the Present

Islam in Africa

Anthropology of Religion

Septuagint

The Reformation

RUSSIAN

RUSS 202

RUSS 270

RUSS 271

RUSS 301

RUSS 302

RUSS 401

RUSS 402

Continuing Russian I

Introduction to Russian

Culture and Civilization

Introduction to Modern Russian

Civilization and Culture

Continuing Russian II

Continuing Russian III

Advanced Russian I

Advanced Russian II

SOCIOLOGY?

SOCY 204

SOCY 403

Diversity and Pluralism:

An Interdisciplinary Perspective

Introduction to International

Field Research

13

GWST 325

GWST 326

GWST 327

GWST 338

GWST 340

GWST 352

Contemporary Issues, Cultures,

and Social Work Practices in Aging

Social Work with Immigrants

and Refugees

SPANISH

SPAN 202

SPAN 301

SPAN 302

SPAN 304

SPAN 307

SPAN 308

GWST 353

GWST 355

GWST 366

Intermediate Spanish II

Advanced Spanish I

Advanced Spanish II

Spanish for Heritage Spanish Speakers I

The Cultures of Spain

The Cultures of Latin America

GWST 370

GWST 374

GWST 375

GWST 376

MATHEMATICS (M)

GWST 377

GWST 378

COMPUTER SCIENCE

CMSC 203

Discrete Structures

FIRST-YEAR SEMINARS

FYS 108

First Year Seminar (M)

MATHEMATICS

MATH 100

MATH 115

MATH 131

MATH 150

MATH 151

MATH 155

Introduction to

Contemporary Mathematics

Finite Mathematics

Mathematics for

Elementary School Teachers I

Precalculus Mathematics

Calculus and Analytic Geometry I

Applied Calculus

STATISTICS

STAT 121

STAT 350

STAT 351

PSYCHOLOGY

PSYC 230

NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION AND ADVISING GUIDE

GEP COURSES

Introduction to Statistics for

the Social Sciences

Statistics With Applications in

the Biological Sciences

Applied Statistics for Business

and Economics

SCIENCES (S)

BIOLOGY

BIOL 101

BIOL 106

BIOL 123

BIOL 141

BIOL 141H

BIOL 275

BIOL 302

Concepts of Biology

The Human Organism

Human Genetics (lab is 123L)

Foundations of Biology:

Cells, Energy, and Organisms

Foundations of Biology:

Cells, Energy, and Organisms (Honors)

Microbiology (lab is 275L)

Molecular and General Genetics

(lab is 302L)

HISTORY

FIRST-YEAR SEMINARS

AMERICAN STUDIES

FYS 103

AMST 210

AMST 317

GES 110

GES 111

GES 120

GES 220

GES 286

PHYS 100

PHYS 105

PHYS 106

PHYS 111

PHYS 112

PHYS 121

PHYS 122

PHYS 333

SCI 100

SCI 101L

Introduction to Circuit Theory*

COMPUTER SCIENCE

CMSC 100

Introduction to Computer Science

Water: An Interdisciplinary Study*

Quantitative Reasoning: Skills Lab

* Includes a lab component and

therefore counts as S/L science

with lab

SOCIAL SCIENCE (SS)

AFRICANA STUDIES

AFST 211

AFST 212

AFST 255

CMPE 306

Ideas in Physics

Ideas in Astronomy

Introduction to Astrobiology

Basic Physics I*

Basic Physics II*

Introductory Physics I

Introductory Physics II (lab is 122L)

Applied Physics in Archaeology

and Art

SCIENCE

CHEM 100

CHEM 101

CHEM 102

CHEM 123

COMPUTER ENGINEERING

Physical Geography

Principles of Geology

Environmental Science

and Conservation

Laboratory and Field Techniques for

Environmental Science*

Exploring the Environment:

A Geo-Spatial Perspective*

PHYSICS

AFST 206

CHEM 124

First Year Seminar (S)

GEOGRAPHY AND ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS

CHEMISTRY

The Chemical World

Principles of Chemistry I

Principles of Chemistry II (lab is 102L)

Introduction to General Organic

and Biochemistry I

Introduction to General Organic

and Biochemistry II (lab is 124L)

History of Women in America to 1870

History of Women in America Since 1870

African-American Women¡¯s History

Women, Gender, and Law

Women, Gender, and Globalization

Women, Gender,

and Information Technology

Marriage and the Family

The Sociology of Women

Doing It: Case Studies in the History

of Western Sexuality

Black Women in

Cross-Cultural Perspectives

European Women¡¯s History: 1200¨C1750

European Women¡¯s History: 1750¨C1914

European Women¡¯s History:

1914 to the Present

Women and Social Policy

Women, Gender, and Science

AFST 314

AFST 353

AFST 354

AFST 370

Introduction to

African-American History: A Survey

Introduction to Contemporary Africa

Introduction to African History

Psychology of the Black Experience

in the U.S.

Islam in Africa

African-American History Since 1865

African-American Women¡¯s History

Black Women in

Cross-Cultural Perspectives

AGING SERVICES

AGNG 100

AGNG 200

AGNG 369

Revolutionizing Aging

Aging People, Policy,

and Management

Contemporary Issues, Cultures,

and Social Work Practices in Aging

AMST 384

AMST 395

Introduction to Critical Sexuality

Nonviolence and American

Social Movements

Perspectives on Childhood

and Adolescence

American Music and Culture

ANTHROPOLOGY

ANTH 101

ANTH 211

ANTH 212

ANTH 302

ANTH 311

ANTH 316

ANTH 326

Introduction to Anthropology

Cultural Anthropology

The Ethnographer¡¯s World

Human Evolution, Physical

Anthropology, and Archaeology

Urban Anthropology

Anthropology of Religion

American Indian Cultures

COMPUTER SCIENCE

CMSC 352

Women, Gender,

and Information Technology

ECONOMICS

ECON 101

ECON 102

ECON 280

ECON 309

ECON 363

Principles of Microeconomics

Principles of Macroeconomics

The International Economy

Survey of Economics and Finance

for Scientists and Engineers

Sports Economics and Finance

EMERGENCY HEALTH SERVICES

EHS 200

EHS 311

EHS 345

Concepts of Emergency

Health Services

Stress and Burnout: Personal

and Professional Issues

Death and Dying

FIRST-YEAR SEMINARS

FYS 102

FYS 106

First Year Seminar (SS)

First Year Seminar in SS or C

GEOGRAPHY AND ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS

GES 102

GES 105

GES 326

Human Geography

World Regional Geography

American Conservation Thought

GENDER AND WOMEN¡¯S STUDIES

GWST 100

GWST 200

GWST 210

Introduction to Gender

and Women¡¯s Studies

Studies in Feminist Activism

Introduction to Critical

Sexuality Studies

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HIST 101

HIST 102

HIST 103

HIST 110

HIST 111

HIST 203

HIST 204

HIST 206

HIST 218

HIST 242

HIST 243

HIST 255

HIST 273

HIST 274

HIST 300

HIST 303

HIST 306

HIST 308

HIST 311

HIST 319

HIST 322

HIST 323

HIST 325

HIST 326

HIST 327

HIST 341

HIST 344

HIST 345

HIST 347

HIST 350

HIST 358

HIST 360

HIST 361

HIST 362

HIST 363

HIST 364

HIST 366

HIST 369

HIST 370

American History to 1877

American History 1877 to the Present

East Asian Civilization

Western Civilization to 1700

Western Civilization

1700 to the Present

History and Film: Representations of

Imperialism in Modern World History

Don¡¯t Buy It: The Global History

of Commodities

Entrepreneurs in

the Early Modern World

Introduction to

African-American History: A Survey

Introduction to Contemporary Africa

Introduction to African History

History of Christianity From Its Origins

to the Reformation

History of the Jews in Modern Times:

From the Middle Ages to 1917

Contemporary Jewish History:

1917 to the Present

Introduction to Public History

The Second World War

The First World War

Perspectives on Childhood

and Adolescence in America

American Entrepreneurs:

From Christopher Columbus

to Steve Jobs

Novelty and Nostalgia:

The Rise of Modern U.S.

African-American History Since 1865

African-American Women¡¯s History

History of Women in America to 1870

History of Women in America Since 1870

Modern Latin American History

The American Colonies

The American Civil War

Origins of Modern America: 1877¨C1920

The United States Since 1945

History of Medicine

Art and Society in the Renaissance

Islam in Africa

The French Revolution

Medieval Europe and the

Mediterranean World

The Crusades

The Rise of Islam

Doing It: Case Studies in the History

of Western Sexuality

Darwinism:

The Evolutionary Perspective

The History of the Jews

in the United States

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HIST 373

HIST 374

HIST 375

HIST 376

HIST 377

HIST 382

HIST 434

HIST 445

HIST 446

HIST 453

HIST 455

HIST 456

HIST 458

HIST 459

HIST 465

HIST 466

HIST 468

HIST 485

HIST 486

HIST 487

HIST 488

History of the Holocaust

European Women¡¯s History: 1200¨C1750

European¡¯s Women¡¯s History:

1750¨C1914

European Women¡¯s History:

1914 to the Present

The American Jewish Experience in Film

Pacific Crossings: Race, War,

and Gender in Asian Migrations

The Vietnam Wars

in International Context

History of Science to 1700

History of Science Since 1700

Ancient Greece

The Roman Republic

The Roman Empire

Japan to 1800

Japan Since 1800

The Renaissance

The Reformation

The Age of Enlightenment

Russia to 1900

Soviet History on Trial

Europe: 1815¨C1914

Europe: 1914 to the Present

INFORMATION SYSTEMS

IS 352

Women, Gender,

and Information Technology

JUDAIC STUDIES

JDST 273

JDST 274

JDST 310

JDST 370

JDST 371

JDST 373

History of the Jews in Modern Times:

From the Middle Ages to 1917

Contemporary Jewish History:

1917 to the Present

Modern Israel: The Land, People,

Culture, and Society

The History of the Jews

in the United States

The American Jewish Experience in Film

History of the Holocaust

POLITICAL SCIENCE

POLI 100

POLI 200

POLI 220

POLI 270

POLI 280

POLI 338

POLI 387

POLI 390

American Government and Politics

Introduction to Politics:

Political Science

The U.S. Constitution: Where It Came

From and What It Says

Culture and Politics

International Relations

Women, Gender, and Law

Political Economy

American Foreign Policy

PSYCHOLOGY

PSYC 100

PSYC 200

PSYC 210

PSYC 230

PSYC 255

the U.S.

PSYC 285

PSYC 304

PSYC 335

PSYC 340

Introduction to Psychology

Child Developmental Psychology

Psychology of Learning

Psychology and Culture

Psychology of the Black Experience in

Abnormal Psychology

Adolescent Psychology

Physiological Psychology

Social Psychology

RELIGIOUS STUDIES

RLST 255

RLST 273

RLST 274

History of Christianity from Its Origins

to the Reformation

History of the Jews in Modern Times:

From the Middle Ages to 1917

Contemporary Jewish History:

1917 to the Present

RLST 314

RLST 316

RLST 349

RLST 466

Islam in Africa

Anthropology of Religion

The Sociology of Religion

The Reformation

SOCIOLOGY

SOCY 101

SOCY 201

SOCY 204

SOCY 310

SOCY 315

SOCY 321

SOCY 345

SOCY 349

SOCY 352

SOCY 353

SOCY 355

SOCY 359

SOCY 380

Basic Concepts of Sociology

Social Problems in American Society

Diversity and Pluralism:

An Interdisciplinary Perspective

Social Stratification and Inequality

Population and Society

Race and Ethnic Relations

Sociology of Education

The Sociology of Religion

Issues in Health Care

Marriage and the Family

The Sociology of Women

Death and Dying

Political Sociology

SOCIAL WORK

SOWK 200

SOWK 255

SOWK 260

SOWK 387

SOWK 388

SOWK 395

Social Issues: Social Action

Psychology of the Black Experience

in the U.S.

Introduction to Social Welfare,

Social Policy, and Social Work I

Policies, Programs, and Services

for Children

Human Behavior and

the Social Environment I

Addictive Behavior Patterns

WRITING INTENSIVE

COURSES (WI)

AGING SERVICES

AGNG 200

AGNG 321

Aging People, Policy, and Management

Strength-Based Approaches to

Achieving Mental Wellness

in the Older Adult

BIOL 443

BIOL 445

BIOL 451

BIOL 453

BIOL 454

BIOL 456

BIOL 480

BIOL 483

BIOL 499L

Advanced Topics

in Developmental Biology

Signal Transduction

Neurobiology

Physiological Bases of Behavior

Vision Science

Plant Molecular Biology

Animal Behavior

Evolution: Genes to Genomes

Undergraduate Research Seminar

CHEMISTRY

CHEM 312L

CHEM 437L

Advanced Laboratory II

Biochemistry Laboratory

COMPUTER ENGINEERING

CMPE 349

Introduction to Professional Practice

COMPUTER SCIENCE

CMSC 304

CMSC 345

Social and Ethical Issues

in Information Technology

Software Design and Development

DANCE

DANC 325

Dance and the Contemporary Arts

ECONOMICS

ECON 382

ECON 418

ECON 442

ECON 443

ECON 444

Asian Economic History

Economics of Innovation

and Technology

European Economic History

History of Economic Thought I

History of Economic Thought II

EDUCATION

EDUC 411

EDUC 414

EDUC 418

Teaching Reading

in the Content Areas-Part II

Adolescent Literature

Instruction of Reading

EMERGENCY HEALTH SERVICES

EHS 301

ENGINEERING¨CCHEMICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL

AMST 300

AMST 490

ENCH 225L

ANCIENT STUDIES

ANCS 320

Gender and Women in

the Classical World

ENCH 437L

ENCH 468

ENCH 485L

ANTHROPOLOGY

ENGLISH

ANTH 312

ANTH 318

ENGL 301

ENGL 393

ENGL 414

Medical Anthropology

Anthropology of Science

and Technology

ENGINEERING¨CMECHANICAL

ENME 204

ART 335

ART 347

ART 424

ART 425

ENME 332L

Origins and Issues in Design

Writing for Media Arts

Topics in Contemporary Art of

the Non-Western World

Writing By and for Artists,

Curators, and Critics

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

BIOL 410

BIOL 414

BIOL 420

BIOL 425

BIOL 426

Modeling in the Life Sciences

Eukaryotic Genetics

and Molecular Biology

Advanced Topics in Cell Biology

Immunology

Approaches to Molecular Biology

15

ENME 432L

MCS 355

GWST 330

GWST 378

GWST 433

GWST 495

Methodologies of Gender, Women,

and Sexuality

Gender and Women

in the Classical World

Women, Gender, and Science

Gender, Work, and Family

in a Cross-Cultural Perspective

Colloquium: Research and Activism

HEALTH ADMINISTRATION AND POLICY

HAPP 329

HAPP 411

Geography of Disease and Health

Health Regulation

and Quality Improvement

HUMAN CONTEXT OF SCIENCE

AND TECHNOLOGY

HCST 100

Introduction to the Human Context

of Science and Technology

HISTORY

HIST 445

HIST 446

HIST 496

HIST 497

HIST 499

History of Science to 1700

History of Science Since 1700

Historical Research (American)

Historical Research

(European and World)

Honors Thesis in History

Ways of Knowing

INFORMATION SYSTEMS

IS 369

IS 439

Research Seminar: Writings

in Information Systems

Advanced Project Management

MATHEMATICS

MATH 432

MATH 481

MODERN LANGUAGES AND LINGUISTICS

MLL 370

MLL 371

19th Century Russian Literature

and Society

20th Century Russian Literature

and Politics

MUSIC

MUSC 321

MUSC 322

MUSC 358

MUSC 480

MUSC 485

Music History I

Music History II

Music in Performance

Topics in Music, Art, and Society

Selected Topics in Music History

PHYSICS

PHYS 330L

Optics Laboratory

POLITICAL SCIENCE

INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES

INDS 330

Social Media:

Networking and Mobility

History of Mathematics

Math Modeling

POLI 301

POLI 337

POLI 353

POLI 360

POLI 438

POLI 446

POLI 470

POLI 471

POLI 490

Research Methods in Political Science

Comparative Justice

Governmental Budgeting

and Financial Management

Comparative Political Analysis

Legal Internship

The Politics of Poverty

and Social Welfare Policy

Politics of Human Rights

Globalization and Transitional Justice

Political Violence

PSYCHOLOGY

PSYC 400

PSYC 405

PSYC 406

PSYC 407

PSYC 409

Seminar in Developmental Psychology

History and Systems of Psychology

Advanced Behavior Pathology

Advanced Child Psychology

Development and Education

Introduction to Engineering Design

with CAD

Solid Mechanics

and Materials Laboratory

Fluids/Energy Laboratory

GERMAN

GERM 401

Studies in German Language

GEOGRAPHY AND ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS

GES 313

GES 319

GES 326

GES 328

GES 329

Biogeography

Watershed Science and Management

American Conservation Thought

Environmental Policy

Geography of Disease and Health

GLOBAL STUDIES

GLBL 301

PSYC 415

PSYC 421

PSYC 437

PSYC 440

PSYC 441

PSYC 442

PSYC 448

PSYC 455

PSYC 463

PSYC 465

Approaches to Globalization

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Seminar in Cognitive Psychology

Parenting

Contemporary Social Issues:

Making a Difference

Seminar in Social Psychology

Social/Health Psychology

Seminar in Industrial/Organizational

Psychology

Developmental Neuroscience

Schizophrenia

Eating: Normal and Abnormal

Family Psychology

SOCIOLOGY

SOCY 433

SOCY 440

SOCY 451

Gender, Work and Family

in a Cross-Cultural Context

Drugs and Alcohol in Society

Sociology of Health and Illness Behavior

SOCIAL WORK

SOWK 360

SOWK 397

SOWK 481

SOWK 483

Social Welfare, Social Policy,

and Social Work II

Social Work Methods I:

Introduction to Practice

Social Work Methods II:

A Generalist Approach to Practice

Social Work Methods III: Selected

Intervention Strategies, Research,

and Evaluation

SPANISH

SPAN 401

Studies in Spanish Language

THEATRE

THTR 410

THTR 411

Contemporary Political Theatre

Modern Theatre II:

History and Practice

VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS

VPA 325

Analysis of Literary Language

Technical Communication

Adolescent Literature

ARCH 340

ART

MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS STUDIES

GWST 300

Chemical Engineering Problem

Solving and Experiment

Design Laboratory

Chemical Engineering Laboratory

Research Projects

Biochemical Engineering Laboratory

ARCHAEOLOGY

Cities of the Past

GENDER AND WOMEN¡¯S STUDIES

Planning Emergency Health Systems

AMERICAN STUDIES

Approaches in American Studies

Senior Seminar

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GEP COURSES

Contemporary Art in Process

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