Course Descriptions

The official source for course descriptions for all academic departments from the College Catalog 2003-2004. The following pdfs describe offered courses, prerequisites, credits, and semesters offered.

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• Course Descriptions Introduction
• Adult Education (AE)
• Accounting and Finance (AF)
• Art (AH)
• Anthropology (AN)
• Art (AR)
• Aviation Science (AS)
• Athletic Training (AT)
• Biological Sciences (BE, BF, BI)
• Communication Studies (CC)
• Communication Disorders (CD)
• Chemical Sciences (CH)
• Criminal Justice (CJ)
• Computer Science (CP, CS)
• Theatre Arts (CT)
• Early Childhood Education (EA)
• Economics (EC)
• Education (High School, Middle School, PreK-12) (ED) (also see HS, MS)
• School of Education and Allied Studies Master's Courses (ED)
• Elementary Education (EE)
• English (EN)
• Earth Sciences (ES)
• Foreign Languages (FL) (also see individual language)
• Freshman Skills (FS)
• General Counseling (GC)
• Geography (Physical) (GE)
• Graduate Program Planning (GP)
• Geography as a Social Science (GS)
• Higher Education Counseling (HC)
• Health (HE)
• History (HI)
• High School Education (HS) (also see ED)
• Interdisciplinary (ID) (see also NS, WS)
• Instructional Technology (IT)
• Arabic (LA)
• Chinese (LC)
• English as a Second Language (LE)
• French (LF)
• German (LG)
• Japanese (LJ)
• Portuguese (LP)
• Russian (LR)
• Spanish (LS)
• Italian (LT)
• Mathematics (MA)
• Mental Health Counseling (MC)
• Media (ME)
• Management (MG)
• Library Media Studies (ML)
• Middle School Education (MS) (also see ED)
• Music (MU)
• Natural Sciences (NS) (also see Interdisciplinary)
• Physical Education (PE)
• Physics (PH)
• Philosophy (PL)
• Political Science (PO)
• Psychology (PY)
• Recreation (RC)
• Reading (RD)
• Educational Leadership (SA)
• School Guidance Counseling (SC)
• Special Education (SE)
• Sociology (SO)
• Social Work (SW)
• Women's Studies (WS/ID) (also see Interdisciplinary)