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2016-2017 University Catalog

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2016-2017 University Catalog

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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 AP.2 Course Information section.

Notes effective Fall 2016:

Courses formerly under the CTCH prefix may now be found under the HE (Higher Education) prefix.

Courses formerly under the NCLC prefix may now be found under the INTS (Integrative Studies) prefix.

Selected activity courses formerly under the PHED or PRLS prefixes may now be found under the RECR (Recreation) prefix.


Communication (COMM) Offered by the College of Humanities and Social Sciences
	• COMM 451 - Facilitating Communication Education
	• COMM 452 - Media Production Practicum
	• COMM 453 - Multimedia Journalism
	• COMM 454 - Free Speech and Ethics
	• COMM 455 - History of Journalism
	• COMM 456 - Comparative Mass Media
	• COMM 465 - Topics in Communication and Gender
	• COMM 469 - Structure of the Telecommunications Industry
	• COMM 475 - Journalism Law
	• COMM 480 - College to Career: Strategies for Transition
	• COMM 490 - Honors Research Methods in Communication
	• COMM 491 - RS: Honors Research Project in Communication
	• COMM 498 - RS: Research Projects in Communication
	• COMM 499 - Independent Study in Communication
	• COMM 504 - Communication and Interpersonal Conflict
	• COMM 506 - Communication in International Organizations
	• COMM 530 - Theories of Small Group Communication
	• COMM 590 - Seminar in Communication
	• COMM 600 - Introduction to Graduate Studies
	• COMM 601 - Communication in Professional Relationships
	• COMM 602 - Theories and Research of Mass Communication
	• COMM 604 - Communication Research Practicum
	• COMM 605 - Intercultural Communication
	• COMM 615 - Political Communication
	• COMM 620 - Health Communication
	• COMM 630 - Theories of Public Relations
	• COMM 631 - Approaches to Group Facilitation
	• COMM 632 - Persuasion Theory
	• COMM 634 - Theories of Interpersonal Communication
	• COMM 635 - Organizational Communication
	• COMM 636 - Communication Consulting
	• COMM 637 - Risk Communication
	• COMM 639 - Science Communication
	• COMM 640 - Controversies in Science Communication
	• COMM 641 - Advanced Communication Skills for STEM
	• COMM 642 - Science and the Public
	• COMM 644 - Analysis and Criticism of Science Journalism
	• COMM 650 - Research Methodologies in Communication
	• COMM 653 - Graduate Seminar in Instructional Communication
	• COMM 655 - Theory and Practice of Digital Communication
	• COMM 660 - Climate Change and Sustainability Communication Campaigns
	• COMM 670 - Social Marketing
	• COMM 690 - Special Topics in Communication
	• COMM 694 - Communication Internship
	• COMM 696 - Directed Readings and Research
	• COMM 697 - Independent Production
	• COMM 700 - Building Social Science Theory
	• COMM 705 - Intercultural Health and Risk Communication
	• COMM 706 - Strategic Communication
	• COMM 716 - International Public Relations
	• COMM 720 - Consumer-Provider Health Communication
	• COMM 721 - E-Health Communication
	• COMM 725 - Qualitative Methods
	• COMM 735 - Crisis Communication
	• COMM 750 - Research Methods II
	• COMM 775 - Media Content Analysis
	• COMM 798 - Communication Studies Project
	• COMM 799 - Master's Thesis
	• COMM 800 - Studies for the Doctor of Philosophy in Education
	• COMM 820 - Health Communication Campaigns
	• COMM 890 - Special Topics in Communication
	• COMM 896 - Independent Study
	• COMM 998 - Doctoral Dissertation Proposal
	• COMM 999 - Doctoral Dissertation Research
Comparative Literature (CL) Offered by the College of Humanities and Social Sciences
	• CL 300 - Introduction to Comparative Literature
	• CL 514 - Theories of Comparative Literature
Computational and Data Sciences (CDS) Offered by the College of Science
	• CDS 101 - Introduction to Computational and Data Sciences
	• CDS 102 - Introduction to Computational and Data Sciences Lab
	• CDS 130 - Computing for Scientists
	• CDS 151 - Data Ethics in an Information Society
	• CDS 201 - Introduction to Computational Social Science
	• CDS 205 - Introduction to Agent-based Modeling and Simulation
	• CDS 230 - Modeling and Simulation I
	• CDS 251 - Introduction to Scientific Programming
	• CDS 290 - Topics in Computational and Data Sciences
	• CDS 292 - Introduction to Social Network Analysis
	• CDS 301 - Scientific Information and Data Visualization
	• CDS 302 - Scientific Data and Databases
	• CDS 303 - Scientific Data Mining
	• CDS 410 - Numerical Analysis II
	• CDS 411 - Modeling and Simulation II
	• CDS 421 - Introduction to Computational Fluid Dynamics
	• CDS 461 - Molecular Dynamics and Monte Carlo Simulations
	• CDS 486 - Topics in Computational and Data Sciences
	• CDS 487 - Electronic Structure Computations
	• CDS 490 - Directed Study and Research
	• CDS 491 - Internship
	• CDS 501 - Scientific Information and Data Visualization
	• CDS 502 - Introduction to Scientific Data and Databases
Computational Sciences and Informatics (CSI) Offered by the College of Science
	• CSI 500 - Computational Science Tools
	• CSI 501 - Introduction to Scientific Programming
	• CSI 597 - Topics in Science and Engineering Simulation
	• CSI 600 - Quantitative Foundations for Computational Sciences
	• CSI 615 - Quantum Computation
	• CSI 629 - Topics in Continuum Systems
	• CSI 638 - The Policy Process for Scientists
	• CSI 639 - Ethics in Scientific Research
	• CSI 654 - Data and Data Systems in the Physical Sciences
	• CSI 659 - Dispersal Methods of Hazardous Releases
	• CSI 662 - Introduction to Space Weather

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