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George Mason University

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.


Criminology (CRIM) Offered by the College of Humanities and Social Sciences
	• CRIM 723 - Law and Social Control
	• CRIM 730 - Courts and Constitutional Law
	• CRIM 740 - Justice Organization and Administration
	• CRIM 741 - Conduct of Justice Organizations at the Street Level
	• CRIM 742 - Leadership in Justice and Security Organizations
	• CRIM 743 - Changing Justice and Security Organizations
	• CRIM 744 - Corrections
	• CRIM 760 - Crime and Crime Policy
	• CRIM 761 - Politics of Crime Policy
	• CRIM 762 - Crime and Place
	• CRIM 764 - Sentencing
	• CRIM 780 - Research Methods
	• CRIM 781 - Justice Program Evaluation
	• CRIM 782 - Statistics I
	• CRIM 783 - Statistics II
	• CRIM 784 - Experimental Criminology
	• CRIM 790 - Capstone in Policy and Practice
	• CRIM 795 - Special Topics
	• CRIM 796 - Directed Reading
	• CRIM 797 - Professionalization Seminar
	• CRIM 799 - Master's Thesis
	• CRIM 998 - Doctoral Dissertation Proposal
	• CRIM 999 - Doctoral Dissertation Research
Cultural Studies (CULT) Offered by the College of Humanities and Social Sciences
	• CULT 320 - Globalization and Culture
	• CULT 390 - Topics in Cultural Studies
	• CULT 802 - Histories of Cultural Studies
	• CULT 804 - Histories of Cultural Studies II
	• CULT 806 - Research Seminar in Cultural Studies
	• CULT 808 - Student/Faculty Colloquium in Cultural Studies
	• CULT 810 - Culture and Political Economy
	• CULT 812 - Visual Culture
	• CULT 814 - Gender and Sexuality
	• CULT 816 - Science/Technology
	• CULT 818 - Social Institutions
	• CULT 820 - After Colonialism
	• CULT 860 - Special Topics in Cultural Studies
	• CULT 870 - Independent Study
	• CULT 880 - Field Concentration
	• CULT 998 - Doctoral Dissertation Proposal
	• CULT 999 - Doctoral Dissertation
Cyber Security Engineering (CYSE) Offered by the Volgenau School of Engineering Students may attempt an undergraduate course taught by the Volgenau School of Engineering twice. A third attempt requires approval of the department offering the course.
	• CYSE 101 - Introduction to Cyber Security Engineering
	• CYSE 205 - Systems Engineering Principles
	• CYSE 211 - Operating Systems and Lab
	• CYSE 220 - Systems Modeling
	• CYSE 230 - Computer Networking
	• CYSE 301 - Digital Systems
	• CYSE 325 - Discrete Events Systems Modeling
	• CYSE 330 - Introduction to Network Security
	• CYSE 411 - Secure Software Engineering
	• CYSE 421 - Industrial Control Systems Security
	• CYSE 424 - Embedded and Real Time Systems
	• CYSE 425 - Secure RF Communications
	• CYSE 430 - Critical Infrastructure Protection
	• CYSE 445 - System Security and Resilience
	• CYSE 450 - Cyber Vulnerability Lab
	• CYSE 460 - Power Systems and Smart Grid
	• CYSE 461 - Power Grid Security
	• CYSE 462 - Mobile Devices and Network Security
	• CYSE 465 - Transportation Systems Design
	• CYSE 467 - GPS Security
	• CYSE 470 - Human Factors and Cyber Security Engineering
	• CYSE 475 - Cyber Physical Systems
	• CYSE 476 - Cryptography and Computer Network Security
	• CYSE 477 - Intrusion Detection
	• CYSE 478 - Cyber Security Audit and Compliance
	• CYSE 479 - Methods of User Authentication
	• CYSE 480 - Malicious Software and Hardware
	• CYSE 491 - Engineering Senior Seminar
	• CYSE 492 - Senior Advanced Design Project I
	• CYSE 493 - Senior Advanced Design Project II
Dance (DANC) Offered by the College of Visual and Performing Arts
	• DANC 101 - Dance Appreciation
	• DANC 114 - Rhythmic Analysis and Music Resources for Dance
	• DANC 118 - World Dance
	• DANC 119 - Dance in Popular Culture: Afro-Latino Dance
	• DANC 120 - Special Topics in Dance
	• DANC 125 - Modern/Contemporary Dance I
	• DANC 131 - Beginning Jazz Technique
	• DANC 145 - Ballet I
	• DANC 150 - Dance Improvisation
	• DANC 161 - Beginning Tap Dance
	• DANC 170 - Orientation to Dance Production
	• DANC 190 - First Year Seminar
	• DANC 210 - Anatomy and Kinesiology for Dance
	• DANC 225 - Modern/Contemporary Dance II
	• DANC 231 - Intermediate Jazz Technique
	• DANC 245 - Ballet II
	• DANC 251 - Dance Composition I
	• DANC 252 - Dance Composition II
	• DANC 270 - Dance Production Lab
	• DANC 301 - What is Dance?
	• DANC 318 - Global Perspectives: World Dance Forms
	• DANC 324 - Introduction to Dance Conditioning
	• DANC 325 - Modern/Contemporary Dance III
	• DANC 331 - Advanced Jazz Dance
	• DANC 345 - Ballet III
	• DANC 360 - Choreography
	• DANC 362 - RS: Directed Choreography
	• DANC 370 - Dance Performance
	• DANC 371 - Residency Workshop
	• DANC 372 - Advanced Dance Production

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