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The Graduate School Departments and Course Descriptions HOW TO READ COURSE DESCRIPTIONS The following courses are offered by the Graduate School of the University of Arkansas. Each course is identified by a four-digit number, which carries the following information: The first three digits identify the course, the first digit denoting course level. The fourth digit indicates semester credit hours. A course starting with a 4 in this catalog is dual-listed as an undergraduate course; a course starting with a 5 is generally master’s level work, and a course starting with a 6 is generally doctoral-level work. The letter “V” is used in place of the last digit for those courses in which credit is variable, the minimum and maximum credit being given in parentheses after the course title. A suffix to the course number will provide further identification. An “L” denotes a laboratory. Other suffixes may be found in the class schedule. As nearly as can be determined in advance, the semester in which each course will be offered is designated by a symbol in parentheses placed immediately after the course title. • Courses marked (FA) will be offered in the fall semester. • Courses marked (SP) will be offered in the spring semester. • Courses marked (SU) will be offered during one or both terms of the summer session. Where there are prerequisites to a course, these are noted following the description. Students are urged to check prerequisites before enrolling in any course, and to consult their advisers whenever there is any question of prerequisites having been satisfactorily completed. Note: Graduate degrees are not offered in each of these fields. For degrees offered, see page 15. Course Prefixes (Alpha Codes) AAST African American Studies ACCT Accounting AERO Aerospace Studies AFLS Agricultural, Food and Life Sciences AGEC Agricultural Economics AGED Agricultural Education AGME Agricultural Mechanization AGST Agricultural Statistics AIST Asian Studies AMST American Studies ANSC Animal Science ANTH Anthropology ARAB Arabic ARCH Architecture 48 ARED ARHS ARSC ARTS ASTR BENG BIOL BLAW CATE CDIS CEMB CHEG CHEM CHIN CIED CLST CMJS CNED COMM CPLT CSCE CSES CVEG DANC DEAC DRAM EASL ECON EDFD EDLE EDRE ESRM EDUC ELED ELEG ENDY ENGL ENSC ENTO ENVD ETEC EUST EXED FDSC Art Education Art History Arts and Sciences Art Astronomy Biological Engineering Biology Business Law Career and Technical Education Communication Disorders Cell and Molecular Biology Chemical Engineering Chemistry Chinese Curriculum and Instruction Classical Studies Criminal Justice Counselor Education Communication Comparative Literature and Cultural Studies Computer Science Crop, Soil, and Environmental Sciences Civil Engineering Dance Dance Education/Activity Drama English As A Second Language Economics Educational Foundations Educational Leadership Education Reform Educational Statistics and Research Methods Education Elementary Education Electrical Engineering Environmental Dynamics English Environmental Science Entomology Environmental Design Educational Technology European Studies Extension Education Food Science University of Arkansas, Fayetteville
The Graduate School Departments and Course Descriptions FIIR FINN FLAN FREN GEOG GEOL GEOS GERM GERO GNEG GREK GRSD HESC HIED HIST HKRD HLSC HNED HORT HUMN INEG ISYS ITAL ITED JAPN JOUR KINS LARC LAST LATN LAWW MATH MBAD MEEG MEPH MEST MGMT MILS MKTG MLIT MUAC MUAP MUED MUEN MUHS MUPD MUSC MUSY MUTH NURS OMGT PADM PEAC PERS PHED PHIL PHSC PHYS PLPA PLSC Fulbright Institute of International Relations Finance Foreign Languages French Geography Geology Geosciences German Gerontology General Engineering Greek Graduate School (Interdisciplinary) Human Environmental Sciences Higher Education History Health Science, Kinesiology, Recreation and Dance Health Science Education Honors Horticulture Humanities Industrial Engineering Information Systems Italian Industrial and Technical Education Japanese Journalism Kinesiology Landscape Architecture Latin American Studies Latin Law Mathematics Master’s of Business Administration Mechanical Engineering Microelectronics-Photonics Middle East Studies Management Military Science Marketing/Logistics Music Literature Applied Music (Class) Applied Music (Private) Music Education Music Ensemble Music History Music Pedagogy Music Ethnomusicology Music Theory Nursing Operations Management Public Administration Physical Education (Activity) Persian Physical Education Philosophy Physical Science Physics Plant Pathology Political Science POSC PSYC PTSC PUBP RECR RHAB RSOC RSST RUSS SCWK SEED SOCI SPAC SPAN SPED STAT TLOG UACS VAED WCOB WDED WLIT Poultry Science Psychology Plant Science Public Policy Recreation Rehabilitation Education Rural Sociology Russian Studies Russian Social Work Secondary Education Sociology Space and Planetary Sciences Spanish Special Education Statistics Transportation and Logistics Clinton School Vocational and Adult Education Business Workforce Development Education World Literature Changes in Catalog Information This catalog contains information that should be accurate at the time of completion. However, regulations, fees, programs of study, and individual courses are regularly revised, and the catalog information is, thus, subject to change. Students are expected to keep informed concerning current regulations, policies, and program requirements in their fields of study and must meet all requirements of the degree programs in which they are enrolled. Courses that are modified or added to a curriculum and that are incorporated into the curriculum at a level beyond that at which a student is enrolled may become graduation requirements for that student. Courses that are incorporated into the curriculum at a level lower than the one at which the student is enrolled are not required for that student. The most current information, including a full listing of all Graduate School policies, may be found on the Graduate School Web site at http://www.uark. edu/grad. ACCOUNTING (ACCT) See Graduate School of Business, page 185. ADULT EDUCATION See Workforce Development Education in the Department of Rehabilitation, Human Resources, and Communication Disorders, page 154 AGRICULTURAL AND EXTENSION EDUCATION (AEED) George Wardlow Department Head 205 Agriculture Building 479-575-2035 E-mail: wardlow@uark.edu University of Arkansas, Fayetteville 49
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Graduate Faculty Bailey, S. Scott,
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