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28 SCHOOL OF BUSINESS TITLE OF COURSE PREREQUISITES CR CLASS NO. SECTION TIME PLACE INSTRUCTOR EXAM geBLC OTM (238) continued 700 Operations Management Gen Bus 303 or equiv 3 →12337 LEC 1 9:30-10:45 MW 2339 Grainger Decroix, G →12413 LEC 2 11:00-12:15 MW 2339 Grainger Decroix, G 711 Operations Research II Gen Bus 303 & either OIM 709 or 3 →12384 LEC 1 9:30-10:45 TR 2190 Grainger Morris, J Math 222 or cons inst 732 Economics for Managers 1st yr MBA stdt 3 →12395 LEC 1 9:30-10:45 TR 2120 Grainger Hausch, D Davis, M 765 ERP:Business Process Configura Grad st 3 →12601 LEC 2 * Saputro, J Healthcare Operations Mgmt →12660 LEC 4 4:00-7:00 pm T 3560 Grainger Wemmerlov, U 770 Quality and Productivity Improvement One semester crse in statistics 4 LEC 1 9:30-10:45 TR 4349 Grainger Finster, M →12276 DIS 301 4:35 R 3325 Grainger →12277 DIS 302 3:30 W 3325 Grainger 799 Reading and Research-Operations and Information Grad st & cons inst 1-6 IND * * Management 861 Strategic Breakthrough Management and Quality Planning OIM 770 or equiv or cons inst 3 →34776 LEC 1 11:00-12:15 TR 1190 Grainger Finster, M 990 Operations and Information Management-Independent Grad st & cons inst 1-12 IND * * Research Ph.D. Thesis 999 Reading and Research-Operations and Information PhD st & cons inst 1-6 IND * * Management PhD REAL ESTATE AND URBAN LAND ECONOMICS REAL EST (239) Steve Malpezzi, Chair, 5262C Grainger Hall, (608) 262-6007 All Real Estate courses may require additional fees for course materials. All undergraduate Business courses are restricted to Business students until 9:00 AM, on Wednesday, November 30 or unless otherwise noted. 306 The Real Estate Process So, Jr, or Sr st; Econ 101 3 LEC 1 4:35 MW 1100 Grainger Mc Cabe, S 14E SI C →12280 DIS 301 7:45 R 2190 Grainger →12346 DIS 303 1:20 R 2270 Grainger →12283 DIS 305 2:25 R 1641 Humanities →12281 DIS 302 1:20 T 312 Real Estate Law 365 Case Study Preparation 410 Real Estate Finance 415 Valuation of Real Estate 2270 Grainger →12282 DIS 304 Real Est 306 or cons inst Prerequisite varies by topic Real Est 306 or cons inst Real Est 306 or cons inst 6:00 pm T 3 1-3 3 3 →12285 →12386 →12633 →12286 2180 Grainger LEC 1 LEC 1 LEC 1 LEC 1 →12284 DIS 306 11:00-12:15 TR 9:30-10:45 F 9:30-10:45 TR 9:30-10:45 MW 6:00 pm W 1185 Grainger 1070 Grainger 2185 Grainger 1190 Grainger 2170 Grainger Ritz, P 24 AT Qureshi, A 03 Yavas, A 22 AT Walsh, J 03 Hershberger, M 420 Urban and Regional Economics 520 Community Economic Analysis 611 Residential Property Development Econ 101 Econ 301 or equiv Real Est 410 & 415 or con reg or 3 3 3 →12418 →12590 →12338 LEC 1 SEM 1 LEC 1 11:00-12:15 TR 9:00-12:00 F 1:00-2:15 TR 1175 Grainger B30 Taylor Hl 1185 Grainger Malpezzi, S Deller, S Landgraf, T 23 02N 27 SAC SI T cons inst 651 Green - Sustainable Development 706 The Real Estate Process Grad st & Econ 301 or equiv or 3 3 →12597 →12582 LEC 1 LEC 1 2:30-3:45 TR 4:00-5:15 pm MW 1280 Grainger 3560 Grainger Landgraf, T Johnson, M cons inst 715 Techniques of Real Estate Valuation Grad st only or cons inst 3 →12580 LEC 1 2:30-3:45 MW 3560 Grainger Walsh, J Hershberger, M 720 Urban Economics Econ 301 or equiv or cons inst 3 →12630 LEC 1 1:00-2:15 TR 3560 Grainger Davis, M Malpezzi, S 740 Real Estate Equity Investment 750 Commercial Property Development 765 Real Estate Field Trip Topics in Real Estate Law GREM Advanced Topics GREM: Study Tour GREM Advanced Topics 799 Reading and Research-Urban Land Economics 977 Seminar-Urban Land Economics PhD 990 Real Estate Independent Research PhD Thesis 999 Reading and Research-Real Estate PhD Real Est 710 Real Est 710, 715 or con reg Grad st Grad st & cons inst Two sems of Grad work. PhD or 2nd yr masters candidates Grad st & cons inst PhD st & cons inst 3 3 2 1-4 1-4 1-4 1 1-6 2 1-12 1-6 →12287 →12629 →12416 →12417 →12581 →12631 →12634 →34057 →12583 LEC 1 LEC 2 LEC 1 LEC 1 LEC 3 LEC 4 LEC 5 LEC 6 IND SEM 1 IND IND 7:45-10:45 M 11:00-12:15 TR 7:45-10:45 M 7:45-10:45 F 2:30-3:45 TR 11:00-1:45 M 11:00-1:45 M 9:00-1:00 TWRF * 9:30-10:45 W 8:00-9:15 R * * 4349 Grainger 4580 Grainger 3335 Grainger 4349 Grainger 4580 Grainger 3339 Grainger 3339 Grainger 3339 Grainger * 1070 Grainger 1070 Grainger * * Dubis, M Quintin, E Qureshi, A Walsh, J Ritz, P Qureshi, A Qureshi, A Walsh, J Yavas, A Yavas, A RISK MANAGEMENT AND INSURANCE R M I (241) Mark Browne, Chair, 5295 Grainger Hall, (608) 263-3030 Prerequisites as stated will be enforced for all RMI undergraduate courses (numbered below 700). All undergraduate Business courses are restricted to Business students until 9:00 AM, on Wednesday, November 30 or unless otherwise noted. 300 Principles of Risk Management Econ 101or equiv or Econ 111 (not open to Grad stdts) 3 LEC 1 11:00-12:15 TR 1100 Grainger Halek, M 24 I T →12289 DIS 301 12:05 M 2280 Grainger →12292 DIS 304 5:40 pm M 2167 Grainger →12295 DIS 307 12:05 F 2190 Grainger →12290 DIS 302 1:20 M 2180 Grainger →12293 DIS 305 9:55 F 1270 Grainger →12296 DIS 308 1:20 F 2190 Grainger →12291 DIS 303 3:30 M 1190 Grainger →12294 DIS 306 365 Practical Leadership in RMI and AcSci Prerequisite varies by topic Practical Leadership in RMI and AcSci Mathamatics of Financial Economics Review 399 Reading and Research-Risk Management Cons inst 610 Property Risk Management RMI 300 or Real Est 306 615 Liability Risk Management RMI 300 640 Management of Insurance Enterprise RMI 300 799 Reading and Research-Risk Management Grad st & cons inst 990 Risk & Insurance Independent Research PhD Thesis Grad st & cons inst 999 Reading and Research-Risk Management and Insurance PhD PhD st & cons inst 11:00 F 1 1 3 1-6 3 3 3 1-6 1-12 1-6 →12599 →12647 →34579 →12644 →12297 →12665 2280 Grainger LEC 1 LEC 2 LEC 3 IND LEC 1 LEC 1 LEC 1 IND IND IND 5:30-7:00 pm M 5:30-7:00 pm M 4:00-6:00 pm R * 9:30-10:45 MW 2:30-3:45 MW 5:30-8:30 pm R * * * 2165 Grainger 1070 Grainger 2280 Grainger * 2270 Grainger 1175 Grainger 2167 Grainger * * * Rosenberg, M Halek, M Mullen, B Sydnor, J Brancamp, J Kaiser, D 40L 40L 29J 03 12 41J AC 21
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS 29 TITLE OF COURSE PREREQUISITES CR CLASS NO. SECTION TIME PLACE INSTRUCTOR EXAM geBLC TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC UTILITIES TRAN P U (243) Rodney E. Stevenson, Professor, 4113A Grainger Hall, (608) 263-2538 All undergraduate Business courses are restricted to Business students until 9:00 AM, on Wednesday, November 30 or unless otherwise noted. 671 Energy Economics Sr or Grad st and intermed econ or appropriate substitute per cons inst 3 →12364 LEC 1 2:30-3:45 TR 360 Science Shaten, R ART DEPARTMENT ART (168) SCHOOL OF EDUCATION Thomas Loeser, Chair, 6241 Humanities, (608) 262-1660 John Hitchcock 28 SDC # 100 Introduction to Art # 102 Two-Dimensional Design →12688 LAB 1 8:50-11:20 MW →12689 LAB 2 1:20-3:50 MW →12690 LAB 3 8:50-11:20 TR # 104 Three-Dimensional Design # 107 Introduction to Digital Forms # 112 Drawing I →12698 LAB 2 8:50-11:20 MW →12699 LAB 3 1:20-3:50 MW →12700 LAB 4 1:20-3:50 MW →12701 LAB 5 4:30-7:00 pm MW # 208 Current Directions in Art Not open to Art or Art Ed majors. Open to Fr Open to Fr 6411 Humanities Bitner, J 6411 Humanities Bitner, J 6411 Humanities Wynia, N None None Open to Fr 6541 Humanities Kramka, J 6541 Humanities Kramka, J 6365 Humanities Rosenthal, S 6365 Humanities Rosenthal, S Open to Fr 3 3 3 3 3 3 →13685 →13709 →12691 →12692 →12693 →12694 →12695 →12696 →12697 →33110 →33111 →12702 →12703 →12704 →13803 LEC 1 LEC 2 LAB 4 LAB 5 LAB 6 LAB 1 LAB 2 LAB 3 LAB 4 LAB 1 LAB 2 LAB 6 LAB 7 LAB 8 LAB 9 LEC 1 A 11:00-12:15 TR A 2:30-3:45 TR 1:20-3:50 TR 1:20-3:50 TR 4:30-7:00 pm TR B 1:20-3:50 MW C 4:30-7:00 pm MW C 8:50-11:20 TR D 1:20-3:50 TR 8:50-11:20 MW 1:20-3:50 MW 8:50-11:20 TR 1:20-3:50 TR E 1:20-3:50 TR 4:30-7:00 pm TR 4:35 TR 1195 Grainger 1295 Grainger 6411 Humanities 6101 Humanities 6101 Humanities 7621 Humanities 7621 Humanities 7621 Humanities 7621 Humanities 346 Teacher Ed 346 Teacher Ed 6541 Humanities 6541 Humanities 6365 Humanities 6365 Humanities 204 Educ Sci Velliquette, M Getty, T Wynia, N Hwang, H Hwang, H Lorenz, P Lorenz, P Sandberg, J Sandberg, J Mitchell, M Mitchell, M O’Hearn, J O’Hearn, J Bosley, D Bosley, D McClure, M 23 28 ET ET ET ET ET →12706 DIS 301 9:55 M L155 Education →13001 DIS 304 11:00 W 301 Educ Sci →13004 DIS 307 11:00 R 2175 Grainger →12707 DIS 302 11:00 M 151 Education →13002 DIS 305 F 12:05 W 301 Educ Sci →13005 DIS 308 G 12:05 R 2175 Grainger →12708 DIS 303 # 212 Drawing II 214 Sculpture I 12:05 M 151 Education →13003 DIS 306 3:30 W Art 112. Open to Fr Art 102, 104, 212, & completion of or con reg in Art 108 & 208; or 3 3-4 →12709 →12710 →12711 →12712 →13045 →13710 301 Educ Sci →13006 DIS 309 LAB 1 I 8:50-11:20 MW LAB 2 1:20-3:50 MW LAB 3 J 8:50-11:20 TR LAB 4 1:20-3:50 TR LAB 1 K 8:50-11:20 MW LAB 2 K 8:50-11:20 TR 3:30 R 6231 Humanities 6231 Humanities 6231 Humanities 6231 Humanities 7451 Humanities 7451 Humanities 2175 Grainger Berenz, T ET Berenz, T Smith, T Smith, T Georgiades, A I T Fitzsimons, S cons inst 222 Introduction to Painting Art 102, 104, 212, & completion of 4 →12713 LAB 1 4:00-6:30 pm MW 7121 Humanities Smith III, L I T or con reg in Art 108 & 208; or →12714 LAB 2 cons inst 224 Ceramics I Art 102, 104, 212, & completion of or con reg in Art 108 & 208; or 4 →12715 →12716 LAB 1 LAB 2 L 1:20-3:50 MW L 1:20-3:50 TR 1040 Art Lofts 1040 Art Lofts Sacaridiz, P I T cons inst # 226 Textile Design: Off-Loom Construction Open to Fr. DS 120 or equiv, DS 3 →13348 LAB 1 1:20-3:50 MW B343 Sterling 10E HET 153 or con reg, or cons inst 232 Life Drawing I Art 102, 104, 212, and completion of or con reg in Art 108 and 208; 3-4 →12717 LAB 1 1:20-3:50 MW 6221 Humanities Smith III, L I T or cons inst 242 Watercolor I Art 102, 104, 212, 222, & completion of or con reg in Art 3-4 →13805 LAB 1 1:20-3:50 MW 6101 Humanities Scheer, E I T 108 & 208; or cons inst 244 Art Metal I Art 102, 104, 212, & completion of or con reg in Art 108 & 208; or 3-4 →12718 LAB 1 M 4:30-7:00 pm TR 7511 Humanities Gralnick, L I T cons inst 306 Relief Printmaking Art 102, 104, 212, & completion of or con reg in Art 108 & 208; or 3-4 →13013 LAB 1 N 1:20-3:50 MW 6561 Humanities I T cons inst 312 Intermediate Drawing I Art 102, 104, 212, & completion of or con reg in Art 108 & 208; or 3-4 →12720 →34639 LAB 1 LAB 2 O 4:00-6:30 pm TR 4:00-6:30 pm MW 6231 Humanities 6231 Humanities Stonehouse, F Damer, J I T cons inst 314 Sculpture II Art 214 or Art grad st; or cons 4 →13046 LAB 1 K 1:20-3:50 TR 7451 Humanities Fitzsimons, S I T inst 316 Lithography Art 102, 104, 212, & completion of or con reg in Art 108 & 208; or 4 →12722 LAB 1 N 1:20-3:50 TR 6651 Humanities Damer, J I T cons inst 322 Intermediate Painting I Art 102, 104, 212, 222, & completion of or con reg in Art 4 →13012 LAB 1 4:00-6:30 pm TR 7101 Humanities Mladenoff, N I T 108 & 208; or cons inst 324 Ceramics II Art 102, 104, 212, 224, & completion of or con reg in Art 108 & 208; or art grad st; or cons inst 4 →12723 LAB 1 P 8:50-11:20 TR 1040 Art Lofts Sacaridiz, P I T continued A Non-art majors only. B Art 104 lab 001 reserved for MW Art FIG cohort - no exceptions. C Open to all. D Art 104 lab 004 reserved for TR Art FIG cohort - no exceptions. E Lab 008 only - Enrollment priority given to HEC and LSA students. F Art 208 discussion 305 is reserved for students in the MW Art FIG cohort group - no exceptions. Please enroll in one of the other seven open sections. G Art 208 discussion 308 is reserved for students in the TR Art FIG cohort group - no exceptions. Please enroll in one of the other seven open sections. I Art 212 lab 001 is reserved for the MW Art FIG Cohort group - no exceptions. J Art 212 lab 003 is reserved for the TR Art FIG Cohort group - no exceptions. K Course fee $90. Pay in art office 6241 HUM prior to last drop date. Check or money order only ¿ no cash accepted. Unpaid fees result in holds on record and enrollment. L Course fee $65. Pay in art office 6241 HUM prior to last drop date. Check or money order only - no cash accepted. Unpaid fees result in holds on record and enrollment. M Course fee $35. Pay in art office 6241 HUM prior to last drop date. Check or money order only ¿ no cash accepted. Unpaid fees result in holds on record and enrollment. N Course fee $75. Pay in art office 6241 HUM prior to last drop date. Check or money order only ¿ no cash accepted. Unpaid fees result in holds on record and enrollment. O Art 312 is not repeatable for credit, and students enrolled in error will not be switched to 512. P Course fee $65. Pay in art office 6241 HUM prior to last drop date. Check or money order only ¿ no cash accepted. Unpaid fees result in holds on record and enrollment.
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