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CR 3.0<br />

Prerequisites: One 100-level DANC course, one 200-level DANC<br />

course, and permission of them instructor. Pursuit of an upper level<br />

research project determined in advance by the student in consultation<br />

with a faculty member who will act as the sponsor.<br />

DANC<br />

463<br />

CR 3.0<br />

Senior Project<br />

An independent project for the senior dance major resulting in the<br />

presentation of a recital and paper.<br />

DANC<br />

467<br />

CR 3.0<br />

Aesthetics Dance<br />

Criticism<br />

Prerequisites: DANC 221, DANC 222, DANC 223, and DANC 224.<br />

Critical study of dance works of major choreographers in<br />

different dance styles; how technique and subject, form and content<br />

converge in dance works. Visiting lecturers in philosophy and criticism.<br />

Viewing of dance films, videos and dance performances. Offered<br />

alternate years. III.W<br />

ECON<br />

101<br />

CR 3.0<br />

Principles of<br />

Microeconomics<br />

An introduction to the role markets play in determining the prices for<br />

products and services, wages workers earn, profits companies realize as<br />

participants in competitive markets, and how government policies<br />

impact markets. III.Q, V.7<br />

ECON<br />

102<br />

CR 3.0<br />

Principles of<br />

Macroeconomics<br />

Prerequisite: ECON 101. An introduction to the overall national<br />

economy of the United States. This course explores why the economy<br />

grows or suffers recessions, why interest rates and price levels<br />

fluctuate, and why there is so much debate about issues such as<br />

poverty, health care, and education. In response to these issues, the<br />

course identifies tools available to government to deal with economic<br />

problems and examines their limitations. III.Q, V.7<br />

ECON<br />

201<br />

CR 3.0<br />

Intermediate<br />

Microeconomics<br />

Prerequisites: ECON 101 and MATH 123. Critical study of the theory<br />

of the behavior of consumers and business firms, the determination of<br />

prices under various market structures, and the welfare implications of<br />

the allocation of resources by markets. This course cannot be taken on

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