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2010-2011 University Catalog

Courses

Each course indicates the number of credits earned; the hours of lecture or seminar per week; and the hours of laboratory or studio per week (if applicable). For independent study, readings, topics, or similar courses, individual instructors set hours.  If a course is listed as having an equivalent course, students may not receive credit for both courses.

For a glossary of the courses, please go to Course Directory .

For the information regarding undergraduate and graduate course numbering, please go to Course Numbering .

 
 

Software Engineering
   •  SWE 795 - Advanced Topics in Software Engineering
   •  SWE 796 - Directed Readings in Software Engineering
   •  SWE 798 - Research Project
   •  SWE 799 - Thesis
   •  SWE 821 - Software Engineering Seminar
   •  SWE 823 - Software for Critical Systems
   •  SWE 824 - Program Analysis for Software Testing
   •  SWE 825 - Special Topics in Web-Based Software
   •  SWE 860 - Software Analysis and Design of Real-Time Systems

Spanish

See also FRLN course listings.
   •  SPAN 101 - Elementary Spanish I
   •  SPAN 102 - Elementary Spanish II
   •  SPAN 109 - Intensive Elementary Spanish
   •  SPAN 110 - Elementary Spanish
   •  SPAN 115 - Review of Elementary Spanish
   •  SPAN 201 - Intermediate Spanish I
   •  SPAN 202 - Intermediate Spanish II
   •  SPAN 209 - Intensive Intermediate Spanish
   •  SPAN 210 - Intermediate Spanish
   •  SPAN 250 - Gateway to Advanced Spanish
   •  SPAN 301 - Grammar and Syntax
   •  SPAN 305 - Spanish in Context I
   •  SPAN 306 - Spanish in Context II
   •  SPAN 309 - Intensive Spanish in Context
   •  SPAN 315 - Spanish for Heritage Speakers
   •  SPAN 321 - Introduction to Spanish Culture
   •  SPAN 322 - Introduction to Latin American Culture
   •  SPAN 323 - Field Study in Hispanic Culture
   •  SPAN 324 - Study Abroad in Spanish
   •  SPAN 325 - Major Hispanic Writers
   •  SPAN 326 - Treasures of Spanish American Literature
   •  SPAN 329 - Special Topics in Spanish and Latin American Literature
   •  SPAN 335 - Topics for Proficiency: The Americas
   •  SPAN 336 - Topics for Proficiency: Spain
   •  SPAN 351 - Oral Spanish
   •  SPAN 370 - Spanish Writing and Stylistics
   •  SPAN 385 - Introduction to Spanish Linguistics
   •  SPAN 388 - Introduction to Latina/o Studies
   •  SPAN 390 - Introduction to Hispanic Literary Analysis
   •  SPAN 400 - Spanish for the Professions
   •  SPAN 425 - Independent Study
   •  SPAN 426 - Independent Study
   •  SPAN 430 - Spanish in the United States
   •  SPAN 452 - Advanced Written Spanish
   •  SPAN 455 - Spanish-English Translation
   •  SPAN 461 - Spanish Civilization and Culture
   •  SPAN 466 - Latin American Civilization and Culture
   •  SPAN 472 - Spanish Phonetics and Phonology
   •  SPAN 474 - Spanish Syntax and Semantics
   •  SPAN 476 - Teaching Spanish in the United States
   •  SPAN 480 - Special Topics in Spanish
   •  SPAN 481 - Special Topics in Spanish
   •  SPAN 483 - The Literature of Spain I
   •  SPAN 484 - The Literature of Spain II
   •  SPAN 486 - Topics in Latin American Literature
   •  SPAN 487 - Topics in Latin American Literature II: Late 19th Century to the Present
   •  SPAN 488 - The Literature of Spanish America
   •  SPAN 490 - Internship in Spanish
   •  SPAN 497 - Senior Honors Tutorial
   •  SPAN 498 - Senior Honors Tutorial
   •  SPAN 500 - History of the Spanish Language
   •  SPAN 501 - Applied Spanish Grammar
   •  SPAN 502 - Hispanic Sociolinguistics
   •  SPAN 505 - Applied Spanish Stylistics
   •  SPAN 510 - Introduction to the Graduate Study of Literature in Spanish
   •  SPAN 520 - Studies in Medieval Spanish Literature
   •  SPAN 525 - Studies in Renaissance Literature
   •  SPAN 530 - Studies in the Literature of the Golden Age
   •  SPAN 540 - Studies in 20th-Century Literature
   •  SPAN 545 - Studies in Hispanic Literature
   •  SPAN 551 - Special Topics in Spanish
   •  SPAN 560 - Studies in Spanish American Poetry
   •  SPAN 565 - Studies in Spanish American Drama
   •  SPAN 576 - Advanced Translation
   •  SPAN 580 - Contemporary Hispanic Institutions
   •  SPAN 635 - Seminar in Don Quixote
   •  SPAN 650 - Seminar in Twentieth-Century Drama
   •  SPAN 655 - Seminar in Twentieth-Century Prose
   •  SPAN 670 - Seminar in Spanish American Prose
   •  SPAN 675 - Seminar in Literature and Art
   •  SPAN 680 - Seminar in Literature and Society
   •  SPAN 685 - Seminar in Literature and Ideas
   •  SPAN 798 - Directed Reading and Research
   •  SPAN 799 - Thesis
   •  SPAN 800 - Studies for the Doctor of Philosophy in Education

Special Education
   •  EDSE 401 - Introduction to Special Education
   •  EDSE 402 - Classroom Management and Applied Behavior Analysis
   •  EDSE 403 - Language Development and Reading
   •  EDSE 405 - Introduction to Early Childhood Special Education
   •  EDSE 411 - Characteristics of Students with Visual Impairments
   •  EDSE 412 - Braille Code
   •  EDSE 414 - Orientation and Mobility
   •  EDSE 415 - Early Intervention for Infants and Toddlers with Disabilities: Collaborative and Consultative Approaches
   •  EDSE 418 - Curriculum and Assessment of Students with Visual Impairments
   •  EDSE 422 - Augmentative Communication
   •  EDSE 428 - Elementary Reading, Curriculum, and Strategies for Students Who Access the General Education Curriculum
   •  EDSE 429 - Secondary Curriculum and Strategies for Mild Disabilities
   •  EDSE 431 - Transition and Community-Based Instruction
   •  EDSE 432 - Positive Behavior Supports
   •  EDSE 434 - Communication and Severe Disabilities
   •  EDSE 440 - Characteristics of Students with Disabilities Who Access the General Curriculum
 

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