Schedule of Classes - Butler University
Schedule of Classes - Butler University
Schedule of Classes - Butler University
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Computer Science<br />
3111 CS 101 01 Computers in the Modern World 3, UG<br />
TR 11-12:15 Leatherman, Duane L<br />
3100 CS 142 01 Intro to Comp Sci and Prog 3, UG<br />
MWF 9-9:50 Chen, Zhihong<br />
3110 CS 142 02 Intro to Comp Sci and Prog 3, UG<br />
TR 1-2:15 Hardikar, Rahul P<br />
3119 CS 142 03 Intro to Comp Sci and Prog 3, UG<br />
MWF 10-10:50 Chen, Zhihong<br />
3112 CS 248 01 Object-Oriented Programming 5, UG<br />
M-F 1-1:50 Sorenson, Jonathan P<br />
3103 CS 252 01 Foundations <strong>of</strong> Computing II 3, UG<br />
TR 11-12:15 Gupta, Ankur<br />
3101 CS 282S 01 EPICS I Service Learning 2, UG<br />
MW 3:50-4:40 Gupta, Ankur<br />
3102 CS 283S 01 EPICS I Service Learning 3, UG<br />
MW 3:50-5:05 Gupta, Ankur<br />
3108 CS 300 01 Teaching Practicum 3, UG<br />
TBA Sorenson, Jonathan P<br />
3114 CS 308 01 Problem Seminar 1, UG<br />
F 2:25-3:15 Gupta, Ankur<br />
3104 CS 382S 01 EPICS II Service Learning 2, UG<br />
MW 3:50-4:40 Gupta, Ankur<br />
3105 CS 383S 01 EPICS II Service Learning 3, UG<br />
MW 3:50-5:05 Gupta, Ankur<br />
3116 CS 401 01 Independent Study 1, UG<br />
TBA Sorenson, Jonathan P<br />
3115 CS 403 01 Independent Study 3, UG<br />
TBA Sorenson, Jonathan P<br />
3109 CS 411 01 Internship 3, UG<br />
TBA Sorenson, Jonathan P<br />
3199 CS 451 01 Theory <strong>of</strong> Computation 3, UG<br />
MW 2:25-3:40 Sorenson, Jonathan P<br />
3269 CS 452 01 Parallel Algorithm Design and Pr 3, UG<br />
MWF 11-11:50 Gupta, Ankur<br />
3106 CS 482S 01 EPICS III Service Learning 2, UG<br />
MW 3:50-4:40 Gupta, Ankur<br />
3107 CS 483S 01 EPICS III Service Learning 3, UG<br />
MW 3:50-5:05 Gupta, Ankur<br />
3120 CS 499 01 Honors Thesis 3, UG<br />
TBA Sorenson, Jonathan P<br />
3198 AR 220-CS 01 Robot Programming 3, UG<br />
TR 9:35-10:50 Linos, Panos K<br />
S<strong>of</strong>tware Engineering<br />
3127 SE 267 88S Business Application Dev. 3, UG<br />
TR 1-2:15 Linos, Panos K<br />
3126 SE 361 01 Object-Oriented Design 3, UG<br />
TR 2:25-3:40 Linos, Panos K<br />
3123 SE 411 01 Internship 3, UG<br />
TBA Linos, Panos K<br />
Dual Degree Engineering IUPUI<br />
2468 DD 200ME 01 Thermodynamics I 3, UG<br />
M 7:30-8:20 McCormick, Jessica Risley<br />
MW 4:30-5:45 McCormick, Jessica Risley<br />
2454 DD 202ECE 01 Linear Circuit Analysis II 3, UG<br />
TR 4:15-5:30 McCormick, Jessica Risley<br />
31 College <strong>of</strong> Liberal Arts and Sciences<br />
2503 DD 222BME 01 Biomeasurements 4, UG<br />
MW 3:50-5:05 McCormick, Jessica Risley<br />
R 3:30-6:30 McCormick, Jessica Risley<br />
2453 DD 270ME 01 Basic Mechanics I 3, UG<br />
MW 6-7:15 McCormick, Jessica Risley<br />
W 7:30-8:20 McCormick, Jessica Risley<br />
English<br />
Independent Studies and Internships are available; please contact<br />
the department for course numbers and permissions to register.<br />
2607 EN 101 01 Writing Tutorial 3, UG<br />
MWF 12-12:50 Sutherlin, Susan J<br />
2561 EN 185 01 Intro to Discipline <strong>of</strong> English 3, UG<br />
TR 9:35-10:50 Flanzbaum, Hilene S<br />
Introduction to the Discipline <strong>of</strong> English. The course will<br />
be built around study <strong>of</strong> three major genres (poetry, fiction<br />
and drama). Through close reading, class discussion and<br />
writing we will exercise our ability to interpret, argue for<br />
interpretations and appreciate diverse interpretations. At the<br />
same time we will gain practical knowledge <strong>of</strong> literary terms<br />
and become acquainted with major approaches in critical<br />
theory.<br />
2535 EN 218 01W Intro Creative Writing: Poetry 3, UG<br />
TR 2:25-3:40 Roeser, Dana B<br />
An introduction to the writing <strong>of</strong> short stories and poetry.<br />
Required <strong>of</strong> English majors with an emphasis in writing.<br />
Non-majors who enjoy reading contemporary fiction and<br />
poetry and who would like to try writing in order to deepen<br />
their understanding and enjoyment <strong>of</strong> those genres are also<br />
welcome.<br />
2536 EN 219 01W Intro Creative Writing: Prose 3, UG<br />
TR 11-12:15 Barden, Dan<br />
Prose<br />
Introduces students to techniques used by good writers in all<br />
disciplines. Readings designed to turn students’ eyes out onto<br />
the world. Practice in techniques <strong>of</strong> non-fiction prose and<br />
journal writing.<br />
2537 EN 246 01 Inquiries in Am Lit and His II 3, UG<br />
MWF 10-10:50 Swenson, Brynnar Nelson<br />
The Value <strong>of</strong> Literature: Realism,<br />
Naturalism, Mode<br />
The Value <strong>of</strong> Literature: Realism, Naturalism, Modernism.<br />
In this course we will trace the history <strong>of</strong> American literature<br />
through the realist, naturalist, and modern periods. Whether<br />
responding to the development <strong>of</strong> mass production in the<br />
publishing industry, documenting the emergence <strong>of</strong> the<br />
notion <strong>of</strong> the writer as worker, or intervening to depict<br />
and condemn inhumane working conditions in mills and<br />
factories, American literature after the Civil War has<br />
persistently grappled with economic questions. Accordingly,<br />
our class will explore themes <strong>of</strong> work, value, and alienation<br />
in both the art and business <strong>of</strong> American Literature, empha-<br />
sizing the way that literature not only documented the<br />
conditions <strong>of</strong> emergent industrial America, but also played a<br />
crucial role in shaping that America. Authors will include<br />
William Dean Howells, Theodore Dreiser, Stephen Crane,<br />
William Carlos Williams, Gertrude Stein, Langston Hughes,<br />
Zora Neale Hurston, and Richard Wright. This course is<br />
cross-listed with CC211P Texts and Ideas.<br />
Room assignments will be available online by November 1.
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