2009 - Utep - University of Texas at El Paso

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USING THE SCHEDULE OF CLASSES Schedule of Classes Format The Schedule of Classes is divided into two major portions. The fi rst portion includes general information about the University, including registration information, academic calendar, fees and advising requirements. The second portion lists the course offerings for the term and alternate parts of term (see p. 5 for additional information) by subject. Course Listing Information Defi ned Approval Code Some courses have an approval code associated with them in order to ensure proper permission is obtained prior to registration. Codes include the following: BC = Business Cluster Section BI = Spanish/English Taught DP = Department Approval EC = Engineering Cluster Section HN = Honors Section LC = Liberal Arts Cluster Section PC = Pre-Pharmacy Cluster Section Course Comments Course comments refer to the section that is listed immediately above the text. Departments utilize this area to list additional details associated with the section. Course Fees Sections that are assessed additional course related fees will note amounts in this location. Note that all Distance Learning and WEBB Courses have additional fees calculated per credit hour. Course Subject & Number A two to four letter subject abbreviation is followed by a four digit number representing the course. Subject abbreviations are listed with the names of fi elds of study on the following page. The number denotes the level of the course, under 5000 is an undergraduate course and greater than to equal to 5000 is a graduate/doctoral level course. Course Title The Course Title appears to the right of the course number and refers to all the sections listed below until a new course number and title appear. 2 CRN Fall 2009 | SCHEDULE OF CLASSES Course Subject & Number Course Comments Anatomy of a Course Listing Approval Code Course Title Credit Hours Course Fees ARTE 4347 Methods of Teaching Art Cr: 3.0 Fees:$15 12345 DP LEC TR 0900-1020 am FOXA 463 STAFF Department Approval Schedule Type Credit Hours Details the number of credit hours applied to the course. CRN The CRN, Course Reference Number, is the unique fi ve digit number is used to identify a particular section of a course. This number is required for registration transactions. On the Goldmine Web version of the schedule, clicking on this number reveals additional details for the section. Instructor Name If known at the time of publication, the instructor name will appear to the right of the location. When STAFF appears, an instructor will be assigned at a later date. Location Location is listed by a four letter building code followed by a room number. Refer to the building code legend and map located on the back cover of the Schedule of Classes to determine location. If location is listed as TBA, the location will be assigned at a later date. Meeting Days & Times This details the days and times that a section will meet. If meeting times are unknown at the time of publication or the instruction will be arranged, information will appear as TBA. Abbreviations include the following: M = Monday T = Tuesday W = Wednesday R = Thursday F = Friday S = Saturday U = Sunday Meeting Days & Times LocationInstructor Name Schedule Type Courses are categorized into different types based on the following codes: DISS = Dissertation DSC R = Discussion/Review IND = Independent Study INPR = Intensive Practicum LAB = Laboratory LCLB = Lecture Lab LECT = Lecture PLES = Private Lesson PRAC = Practicum SEM = Seminar SPIN = Specialized Instruction STCH = Student Teaching THES= Thesis Did you know? The Fall 2009 Schedule of Classes was published in March 2009. Departments may make adjustments to courses offered prior to the term start date. To ensure you are viewing the most current listing of courses available, please visit my.utep.edu, select the Student
Code Subject Page ACCT Accounting 53 AFST African American Studies 54 ANTH Anthropology 54 ARAB Arabic 100 ART Art 55 ARTE Art Education 55 ARTF Art Basic Foundation 55 ARTG Art Graphic Design 55 ARTH Art History 55 ARTS Whole Arts 57 AS Aerospace Studies 53 ASTR Astronomy 122 BE Basic Engineering 57-58 BED Bilingual Education 129-130 BINF Bioinformatics 106 BIOL Biological Sciences 58-61 BLAW Business Law 53 BOT Botany 61 BUSN Business 103 CERM Ceramics 56 CE Civil Engineering 67-69 CHEM Chemistry 62-65 CHIC Chicano Studies 65-66 CHSC College of Health Sciences 97-98 CIS Computer Info Systems 96 CLSC Clinical Lab Science 69 COMM Communication 69-71 COMP Computer Engineering 78-79 CPS Computational Science 71 CRIJ Criminal Justice 50, 74 CRW Creative Writing 73-74 CS Computer Science 71-73 DANC Dance 132 DRAW Drawing 56 DRSC Rehab Sciences 91 ECED Early Childhood Education 130 ECON Economics 74-75 EDAD Educational Administration 50, 77-78 EDCT Educational Career & Tech 130 EDPC Educ Psych & Counseling 75-77 EDRS Educational Research 77 EDT Educational Technology 130-131 EE Electrical Engineering 79-81 ENGL English 50, 81-85 ENGR Engineering 85 ESCI Environmental Science 85-86 ESE Environmental Sci & Eng 86 Code Subject Page ESOL English for Speakers of Other Languages 100 FILM Film 71 FIN Finance 75 FREN French 100-101 GEOG Geography 87 GEOL Geological Sciences 87-89 GEOP Geophysics 89-90 GERM German 101 GRAD Graduate Studies 90 HIST History 91-93 HON Honors 93-94 HSCI Health Science 90 HUMN Humanities 94-95 JS Jewish Studies 97 IBUS International Business 98 IE Industrial Engineering 95-96 IMS International Manufacturing Sys -- INSS Intel Nat’l Security Studies 97 KIN Kinesiology 98-100 LABS Latin American Border Studies 103 LATN Latin 101 LING Linguistics 101 MAIS Interdisciplinary Studies 106 MASE Materials Science & Engineering 104-105 MATH Mathematical Sciences 106-110 MECH Mechanical Engineering 111-112 MFG Manufacturing 96 MGMT Management 104 MICR Microbiology 61 MKT Marketing 104 MME Metallurgical & Material Engr 112-114 MS Military Science 114 MTED Mathematics Education 131 MTLS Metals 56 MUSA Applied Music 114-116 MUSE Music Education 116 MUSG Music General 116 MUSL Music Literature & History 116-117 MUST Music Theory 117 NURS Nursing 51-52, 117-119 OSCM Operations & Supply Chain Mngt 96-97 OT Occupational Therapy 119-120 PAD Public Administration 127 PE Physical Education 121 PHIL Philosophy 120-121 PHYS Physics 122-123 POLS Political Science 123-125 COURSE INDEX AND LEGEND Code Subject Page PORT Portuguese 102 PRNT Printmaking 57 PSCI Physical Science 122 PSYC Psychology 125-127 PT Physical Therapy 122 PTNG Painting 56 PUBH Public Health 90-91 QMB Quantitative Methods Business 97 RED Reading Education 131 RS Religious Studies 127 SCED Secondary Education 131 SCI Interdisciplinary Course Science 61 SCUL Sculpture 57 SOCI Sociology 128-129 SIED Science Education 131 SOWK Social Work 127 SPAN Spanish 50, 102-103 SPED Special Education 77 SPLP Speech-Language Pathology 129 SSSP Student Support Service 134 STAT Statistics 110 TED Teacher Education 131-132 THEA Theatre Arts 133-134 TRAN Translation 103 UNIV University Studies 134-136 WS Womens Studies 136-137 ZOOL Zoology 62 Quick Reference Admissions 14 Academic Advising 18 Calendars/Deadlines 4, 6 Campus Services 48 Core Curriculum 37 Distance Learning Courses 42 Goldmine Registration Guide 26 Final Exam Schedule 35 Financial Aid/Scholarships 16 Learning Communities 38 Map back Registration Information 25 Tuition and Fees 6 SCHEDULE OF CLASSES | Fall 2009 3
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ACCOUNTING R. ZIMMERMANN, CHAIR BUS
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ART J. QUINNAN, CHAIR FOXA 350 747-
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PNTG 4341 Special Problems in Paint
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BIOL 3341 Plants in Southwest Cultu
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11443 INDS TBA Aley 11448 INDS TBA
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NOTE: STUDENTS IN CHEM 1306 MUST CO
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CHEM 6351 Adv Physical Chemistry I
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BE 1205 Graphics in Engineering Des
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CE 6398 Dissertation Cr: 3.0 13912
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COMM 5343 Seminar - Communication T
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CS 5399 Master's Thesis Cr: 3.0 115
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ECON 3310 Managerial Economics Cr:
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EDPC 5373 Counseling Internship II
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COMP 6399 Dissertation Cr: 3.0 1180
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15835 DP INDS TBA STAFF 15849 DP IN
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14008 LECT R 0900-1020 am LART 101
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Alternate Part of Term: Code MM2 (m
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GEOL 6296 Doctoral Research in Geol
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PUBH 5358 Independent Study Cr: 3.0
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HIST 5353 Lit/Method. of U.S. Histo
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15492 LECT MWF 0930-1020 am LART 30
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OSCM 3322 Adv Production/Operations
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KIN 2315 Intro to Athletic Training
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FREN 4387 Poetry Cr: 3.0 16017 LECT
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FOR GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY SPAN 530
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10687 INDS TBA Murr 10688 INDS TBA
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MATH 0311 Intermediate Algebra Cr:
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14772 DP LECT TR 1200-0120 pm LART
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12703 DP LECT MWF 1030-1120 am ENGR
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MME 4181 Co-op Work Experiences Cr:
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MUSA 1250 University Chorale Cr: 2.
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FOR GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY MUSL 537
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Alternate Part of Term: Code 7W (me
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PHIL 5399 Thesis II Cr: 3.0 15932 D
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LAB/TUTORIAL (2HRS) CREDITS 0.0 124
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POLS 5399 Thesis Cr: 3.0 16313 DP T
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11129 DISS TBA Crites 11131 DISS TB
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SOCI 5390 Individual Studies Cr: 3.
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FOR GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY EDT 5372
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DANC 3347 Character and Jazz Dance
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THESE CLASSES ARE FOR PRE-BUSINESS
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WS 3351 Gender & Religion Cr: 3.0 1
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