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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.


Software Engineering (SWE) 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.
	• SWE 626 - Software Project Laboratory
	• SWE 631 - Software Design Patterns
	• SWE 632 - User Interface Design and Development
	• SWE 637 - Software Testing
	• SWE 642 - Software Engineering for the World Wide Web
	• SWE 645 - Component-Based Software Development
	• SWE 681 - Secure Software Design and Programming
	• SWE 699 - Special Topics in Software Engineering
	• SWE 721 - Reusable Software Architectures
	• SWE 722 - Service Oriented Architecture
	• SWE 727 - Quality of Service for Software Architectures
	• SWE 737 - Advanced Software Testing
	• SWE 760 - Software Analysis and Design of Real-Time Systems
	• SWE 763 - Software Engineering Experimentation
	• 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 825 - Special Topics in Web-Based Software
Spanish (SPAN) Offered by the College of Humanities and Social Sciences See also FRLN course listings.
	• SPAN 101 - Elementary Spanish I
	• SPAN 102 - Elementary Spanish II
	• SPAN 110 - Elementary Spanish
	• SPAN 115 - Review of Elementary Spanish
	• SPAN 201 - Intermediate Spanish I
	• SPAN 202 - Intermediate Spanish II
	• 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 375 - Introduction to Spanish-Language Cinema
	• 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 482 - Mass Media and Popular Culture in the Spanish-Speaking World
	• SPAN 483 - Medieval and Early Modern Literature of Spain
	• SPAN 484 - Modern and Contemporary Literature of Spain
	• SPAN 486 - Topics in Latin American Literature I: Pre-colonial to Mid-19th Century
	• 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) Offered by the College of Education and Human Development
	• EDSE 115 - American Sign Language (ASL) I
	• EDSE 116 - American Sign Language (ASL) II
	• EDSE 219 - American Sign Language (ASL) III
	• EDSE 401 - Introduction to Special Education
	• EDSE 402 - Classroom Management and Applied Behavior Analysis

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