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2011-2012 University Catalog

Courses

This section lists George Mason University’s undergraduate and graduate courses that are available for credit. For more detailed information on courses, please go to the Course Information  section.

PLEASE NOTE: The English course prefix has changed from ENGL to ENGH.
 

Physics (PHYS)

 Offered by the College of Science
   •  PHYS 613 - Computational Physics II
   •  PHYS 614 - Thermodynamics and Kinetics of Materials
   •  PHYS 615 - Fundamentals of Materials Science
   •  PHYS 620 - Continuum Mechanics
   •  PHYS 630 - Introduction to Biophysics
   •  PHYS 660 - Space Weather
   •  PHYS 676 - Atmospheric Physics
   •  PHYS 684 - Quantum Mechanics I
   •  PHYS 685 - Classical Electrodynamics I
   •  PHYS 701 - Theoretical Physics
   •  PHYS 703 - Seminar in Physics
   •  PHYS 705 - Classical Mechanics
   •  PHYS 711 - Statistical Mechanics
   •  PHYS 728 - Simulation of Large-Scale Physical Systems
   •  PHYS 736 - Computational Quantum Mechanics
   •  PHYS 760 - Space Plasma Physics
   •  PHYS 780 - Advanced Selected Topics in Physics
   •  PHYS 784 - Quantum Mechanics II
   •  PHYS 785 - Classical Electrodynamics II
   •  PHYS 796 - Directed Reading and Research
   •  PHYS 798 - Research Project
   •  PHYS 799 - Master's Thesis
   •  PHYS 998 - Doctoral Dissertation Proposal
   •  PHYS 999 - Doctoral Dissertation

Portuguese (PORT)
   •  PORT 110 - Elementary Portuguese

Provost (PROV)
   •  PROV 103 - Language Support for Public Speaking
   •  PROV 104 - Language Support for World History
   •  PROV 105 - American Cultures
   •  PROV 106 - Introduction to Research Methods for International Students
   •  PROV 110 - Special Topics
   •  PROV 206 - Research Methods (CISA/Honors Peer Learning Partnership)
   •  PROV 342 - The George Mason Debates in Current Affairs
   •  PROV 500 - Graduate Writing in the Disciplines
   •  PROV 501 - Graduate Studies Preparation for International Students I
   •  PROV 502 - Graduate Studies Preparation for International Students II
   •  PROV 503 - Interpersonal Communication for International Students: Practicum and Theory
   •  PROV 701 - Preparing for Academic Careers

Psychology (PSYC)

 Offered by the College of Humanities and Social Sciences

   •  PSYC 100 - Basic Concepts in Psychology
   •  PSYC 110 - Seminar in General Psychology
   •  PSYC 211 - Developmental Psychology
   •  PSYC 231 - Social Psychology
   •  PSYC 260 - Basic Research Methods in Psychology
   •  PSYC 300 - Statistics in Psychology
   •  PSYC 301 - Research Methods in Psychology
   •  PSYC 304 - Principles of Learning
   •  PSYC 309 - Sensation, Perception, and Information Processing
   •  PSYC 313 - Child Psychology
   •  PSYC 314 - Adolescent Psychology
   •  PSYC 317 - Cognitive Psychology
   •  PSYC 320 - Psychological Tests and Measurements
   •  PSYC 321 - Counseling Psychology
   •  PSYC 322 - Behavior Modification
   •  PSYC 323 - Clinical and Social Psychology Research Techniques
   •  PSYC 324 - Personality Theory
   •  PSYC 325 - Abnormal Psychology
   •  PSYC 326 - Therapeutic Communication Skills
   •  PSYC 327 - Psychology in the Community
   •  PSYC 328 - Psychology in the Community Laboratory
   •  PSYC 330 - Psychology of Adjustment
   •  PSYC 333 - Industrial and Organizational Psychology
   •  PSYC 335 - Psychology of Creativity and Innovation
   •  PSYC 350 - Directed Reading and Research in Psychology
   •  PSYC 362 - Psychology of Women
   •  PSYC 372 - Physiological Psychology
   •  PSYC 373 - Physiological Psychology Laboratory
   •  PSYC 375 - Brain and Behavior I
   •  PSYC 376 - Brain and Behavior II
   •  PSYC 379 - Applied Cross-Cultural Psychology
   •  PSYC 405 - Mystery, Madness, and Murder
   •  PSYC 406 - Psychology of Communication
   •  PSYC 414 - Behavior Disorders of Childhood
   •  PSYC 415 - Psychological Factors in Aging
   •  PSYC 417 - Science of Well Being
   •  PSYC 418 - Death, Dying, and Grieving
   •  PSYC 419 - Synthesis in Psychology
   •  PSYC 421 - Undergraduate Practicum in Psychology
   •  PSYC 422 - Undergraduate Practicum in Psychology
   •  PSYC 423 - Group Psychotherapy Techniques
   •  PSYC 435 - Personnel Training and Development: A Psychological Perspective
   •  PSYC 460 - Independent Study in Psychology
   •  PSYC 461 - Special Topics
   •  PSYC 465 - History and Systems in Psychology
   •  PSYC 466 - Psychology of Intimate Relationships
   •  PSYC 467 - The Psychology of Working in Groups and Teams
   •  PSYC 472 - Advanced Physiological Psychology
   •  PSYC 490 - Psychology Honors I
   •  PSYC 491 - Psychology Honors II
   •  PSYC 492 - Psychology Honors III
   •  PSYC 499 - Senior Thesis
   •  PSYC 506 - Theories of Personality
   •  PSYC 518 - Death, Dying, and Grieving
   •  PSYC 527 - Introduction to Neurobiology
   •  PSYC 530 - Cognitive Engineering: Cognitive Science Applied to Human Factors
   •  PSYC 531 - Mammalian Neurobiology
   •  PSYC 541 - Survey Research
   •  PSYC 552 - Histology/Histochemistry of the Brain
   •  PSYC 556 - Chemistry and the Brain
   •  PSYC 557 - Psychometric Methods
   •  PSYC 558 - Neuronal Bases of Learning and Memory
   •  PSYC 559 - Behavioral Chemistry
 

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