2009 - Utep - University of Texas at El Paso

THE UnivErSiTy OF TExAS AT EL PASO 

2009 

SCHEDULE 

OF CLASSES 

www.utep.edu 

The University of Texas at El Paso 

registration and records Office 

Academic Services Bldg. room 123 

El Paso, Tx 79902 

Early registration 

April 1 - August 19 

Late registration 

August 20 - 27 

Classes Begin 

August 24

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. 

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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 


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 


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

ACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR 2009* 

Registration - Add/Drop Period 

(Includes Weekends - see page 24 for more information) 

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ACADEMIC CALENDAR 

FOR Fall 2009 

Use this caledar to plan for the upcoming term and meet 

important deadlines. We recommend that you register early to 

avoid late fees and closed classes. 

April 1st - August 19th 

No Registration Period - Payment Processing July 29th 

Late Registration (Late fees apply) August 20th - 27th 

Classes Begin August 24th. 

Labor Day (University Closed) September 7th. 

Census Day - Last Day to Drop without W September 9th. 

Pass/Fail Grade Option Selection Deadline September 18th. 

Graduation Application Deadline for Degree Conferral (Fee $30, after this date charge is $45) October 2nd. 

Freshman Midterm Grades Due to Registration & Records Offi ce October 14th. 

Freshman Midterm Grades e-mailed to Freshman Students via UTEP e-mail October 19th. 

Course Drop Deadline October 30th. 

Deadline to submit candidate names for Commencement (Names will appear in program) November 13th. 

Thanksgiving Holiday (University Closed) November 26th - 27th. 

Last Day of Classes and Last Day to Completely Withdraw from all courses December 3rd. 

Dead Day/No Exam Period December 4th. 

Final Exams December 7th - 11th. 

Last Day to Accept Graduation Applications (Names Will Not Appear in Program) December 11th. 

Fall Commencement December 12th. 

Final Grades Due to the Records Offi ce December 16th. 

Deadline for Graduate Degree Candidates for submission of Electronic Thesis or Dissertation and for 

Graduate Degree Final exams to the Graduate School 

December 18th. 

Final Grades Available (via my.utep.edu, touch-tone and UTEP e-mail) December 21st. 

Lines are highlighted to call attention to frequently requested dates. 

* For deadline dates pertaining to other terms refer to p. 5 

* Additional deadline information regarding fees and fi nancial deadlines are located on p. 6

Alternate Parts of Term Important Dates and Deadlines 

Part of Term Information 

PART OF TERM CALENDAR 

Alternate Parts of Terms are created for courses that do not meet according to the traditional long term dates. Important dates and 

deadlines vary based on the length of the alternate part of term. The table below details dates associated with each term based on 

those created by publication date. 

Part of Term Payment Deadline Notice 

Please note that the tuition and fee deadline is the published Census day for any alternate part of term that begins prior to August 

24th. Contact Student Business Services (915/747-5116) for information regarding refund schedules associated with the alternate 

part of terms listed below. 

Alternate Part of Term Important Dates 

Part of 

Term Code 

Alternate Part of Term 

Description 

Classes 

Begin 

Classes 

End 

Census Day/ 

Last day to 

Drop without W 

Late 

Registration 

Begins 

Pass/Fail 

Grading 

Option 

Deadline 

Course 

Drop 

Deadline 

Final Exam 

3W 3 Week Course 12/7/2009 12/22/2009 12/8/2009 12/4/2009 12/8/2009 12/11/2009 12/22/2009 


4W1 4 Week Course 11/24/2009 12/14/2009 11/30/2009 11/23/2009 11/30/2009 12/3/2009 12/14/2009 











CJ1 Accelerated CRIJ 8/10/2009 10/8/2009 8/18/2009 8/7/2009 8/18/2009 9/18/2009 10/8/2009 

CJ2 Accelerated CRIJ 10/12/2009 12/15/2009 10/20/2009 10/9/2009 10/20/2009 11/23/2009 12/15/2009 

MM1 Mini-semester 1 8/24/2009 10/16/2009 8/31/2009 8/21/2009 9/2/2009 9/28/2009 10/16/2009 

MM2 Mini-semester 2 10/19/2009 12/11/2009 10/26/2009 10/16/2009 10/28/2009 11/19/2009 12/11/2009 


FINANCIAL CALENDAR - Fall 2009* 

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TUITION, FEES AND 

PAYMENT INFORMATION 

Payment Deadlines 

Frequently Asked Questions 

Fall 2009 Tuition and Fee Rates 

Payment Plans 

Refund Information 

Emergency Tuition Loans Available August 6, 2009 

Invoices to Registered Students July 28, 2009 

Tuition Payment Deadline for Students Who Registered between April 1st - Aug 19th August 17, 2009 

Drop for Non-Payment for Students Who Registered between April 1st - Aug 19th August 19, 2009 

Tuition Payment Deadline for Late Registration (Aug 20th - 27th) August 27, 2009 

Final Drop for Non-Payment September 8, 2009 

Installment Plan Payment Due in 5 Equal Installments 

8/16; 9/15; 10/15; 11/15; and 12/15 

Tuition Loans Due November 24, 2009 

Student Account Referral to Collections for Fall 2009 Past Due Balances February 10, 2010 

* Additional Deadline information regarding Fall Academic Calendar and Registration are located on pp. 4-5. 

Important Payment 

Information 

When do I pay for my classes? 

Fall 2009 Tuition and Fees Payment 

Deadline for Fall Registration (04/01- 

8/19/09) is August 17, 2009. 

Non-payment of tuition and fees will 

result in the loss of your Fall 2009 class 

schedule on August 19, 2009. 

Note that if you are registered for any 

part of term that begins prior to August 

24th, tuition and fees are due on the 1st 

day of class for the part of term. See p. 5 

(Alternate Part of Term Important Dates) 

to determine deadline. 

Payment Options 

1. 

2. 

Pay All - Pay in full 

Pay 20% - Pay 20% of total tuition 

and fees assessed and defer the balance 

through the EasyPay Installment 

Tuition Plan option 

3. 

Pay Nothing Now - Apply for 

Emergency Tuition Loan and Installment 

Tuition Plan option 

For payment options #2 and #3, go 

to https://my.utep.edu. 

Email Notifi cation System 

Student Business Services has implemented 

an email notifi cation system. Invoices, 

installment and emergency loan 

payment deadlines will be sent via email 

to continuing students. Bills will not be 

mailed. Please note that this notifi cation 

will only be sent to “miners.utep.edu” 

email addresses. If you do not have a 

“miners.utep.edu” email address, obtain 

one. Without one, you will not receive 

any notifi cations during the term. You 

can obtain your “miners.utep.edu” email 

address by logging on to the following 

website: https://newaccount.utep.edu. 

When do I get my invoice? 

First time students to UTEP will receive 

an email invoice to your miners.utep. 

edu. address. The invoice will include 

assessed tuition and fees and your class 

schedule. Also refl ected on the invoice 

will be any credits you may have from 

fi nancial aid or scholarship awards. If 

you registered by July 28, 2009 and you 

do not receive your Invoice by August 

5, 2009, contact the Student Business 

Services Offi ce. Note you are obligated 

to meet the payment deadline whether 

or not you receive an invoice. 

Continuing students at UTEP will only 

receive the Invoice via email to your 

UTEP email address. The email invoice 

will include assessed tuition and fees 

and your class schedule, as well as any 

credits you may have from fi nancial 

aid or scholarship awards. If you don’t 

receive your email invoice, log on to 

Goldmine via my.utep.edu and select 

Invoice option; you are obligated to 

meet the payment deadline whether or 

not you receive an invoice.

For students who register and who 

make changes to their initial registration 

after July 28, 2009, an updated schedule 

and tuition and fees can be viewed and 

printed through http://my.utep.edu; click 

on Goldmine and then select Invoice 

option. 

Where can I locate the most 

current fi nancial information 

regarding my registration? 

For up-to-date information on tuition 

and fees and payments, contact the 

Student Business Services Offi ce in the 

Academic Services Building, 915/747- 

5116 or visit https://my.utep.edu; click 

Goldmine icon; select from the options. 

Methods of Payment 

The University accepts Cash, Check, 

MasterCard, Visa, Discover and 

American Express. 

Credit card payments must be made via 

Touchtone Registration (915/545-1145) 

or online at my.utep.edu (Goldmine 

link). 

Note that all mailed payments must 

be received by the Student Business 

Services Offi ce by the close of business, 

on the payment due date. Checks must 

include student ID number, state and 

driver’s license number. DO NOT MAIL 

CASH. 

How much do I owe? 

Assessment of tuition and fees is based 

on your residency classifi cation and the 

number of semester credit hours you are 

taking. Refer to the Tuition and Fees 

section on p. 9 or the Student Business 

Services website for details. (http://admin.utep.edu/sbs. 

How do I obtain residency for 

tuition purposes? 

The Admissions Offi ce (915/747- 

5890) is responsible for determining 

the offi cial residency for undergraduate 

students. See p. 15 for additional 

information. To ensure that your invoice 

is correct, you must resolve all residency 

issues BEFORE you begin the registration 

process. 

How can I pay for my classes? 

You can pay for your classes by cash, 

check, or credit card. Please note cash 

TUITION, FEES AND PAYMENT INFORMATION 

payments must be made in person at 

Student Services Center. 

Checks are accepted over the web; 

in person; or by mail; please include 

your student ID number, and state and 

driver’s license number on your paper 

check. If you are mailing your payment, 

the payment must be received by the 

close of business on payment deadline 

due date. A non refundable fee of $25.00 

will be assessed for each returned check. 

Credit card payments must be made 

through the phone (through Touchtone 

Registration, 915/545-1145) or online 

at www.my.utep.edu; then click on Goldmine 

icon. UTEP accepts MasterCard, 

Visa, Discover, and American Express 

Cards. 

What if I cannot pay my entire 

invoice amount by the payment 

deadline? 

20% of tuition and fees must be paid 

and you can defer the balance through 

the EasyPay installment tuition loan 

payment plan. Under the installment 

tuition plan, you must pay 20% of assessed 

tuition, mandatory and incidental 

fees by the published payment due date 

(if you do not have the funds to pay the 

required 20% of assessed tuition and 

fees, please refer to the next question 

explaining tuition loans). You then pay 

the remaining tuition and fees balance in 

four equal installments – due on 15th of 

each month (if the 15th fall on the weekend 

or a Holiday, it will be due the next 

business day). Contact Student Business 

Services at 915/747-5116 if you have 

any questions. 

How can I apply for a tuition 

loan? 

Tuition loans are available as long as 

there is funding. This loan only covers 

20% of the assessed tuition and fees; 

mandatory and course related fees and 

will automatically set up the installment 

tuition plan for the rest of the tuition. 

To be eligible to apply for a tuition 

loan, your account has to be current. 

You must pay all prior debts to UTEP 

before requesting this short term loan. 

To apply, go to https://my.utep.edu. If 

you do not have access to a computer or 

are having problems fi nalizing the loan, 

visit the Financial Aid offi ce on the 2nd 

fl oor of the Academic Services Building 

Between 8:00-5:30 p.m. Loans will be 

available starting August 6, 2009. 

What if I have an outstanding 

balance at the end of the term? 

If you have an account with an outstanding 

balance at the end of term, it will 

be forwarded to a collection agency by 

February 10, 2010, unless arrangements 

are made with authorized personnel at 

the Student Business Services. 

What do I do with my invoice if 

someone else (such as employers 

or government agencies) 

will be paying? 

You must visit the Student Business 

Services Offi ce after you receive your 

invoice and present your purchase order, 

letter of payment or tuition voucher by 

no later than August 13, 2009. The applicable 

payments to your account will 

be made by the payment deadline. If 

assessed tuition and fees are not paid in 

full by the respective agency, it is your 

responsibility to make payment for the 

amount not paid by third party by the 

published payment deadline. 

If I am registering during Late 

Registration, when do I pay? 

You MUST pay by the late registration 

payment deadline (refer to the Important 

Dates section). Please note that an 

Invoice will not be emailed for initial 

registrations made after July 28, 2009. 

Is there a fee for registering for 

the fi rst time during Late Registration? 

Yes. If you register for the fi rst time during 

late registration, you will be charged 

a late registration fee. The fee schedule 

is as follows: 

Late registration prior to classes 

beginning: 

$20.00 for Telephone/WEB Registration 

$30.00 for In-person Registration 

Late registration on/after classes begin: 


$50.00 In-person Registration 



Is there a fee for dropping or 

adding classes during Late 

Registration? 

Yes. You will be charged a fee of $5.00 

for each ADD or DROP transaction 

completed during late registration. 

Can I receive a refund for a 

dropped class? 

You are eligible to receive a refund of 

applicable tuition and fees for dropped 

courses provided the course(s) are 

dropped prior to the part of term’s 

census date and that you remain enrolled 

for the part of term (refer to the 

Dropped Course section of the Schedule 

of Classes for dates). You must submit 

a Student Drop Form to the Registration 

and Records Offi ce on or before the 

Course Drop Deadline to be eligible for 

a refund. 

If I have to withdraw from UTEP, 

can I receive a refund? 

The Refund Policy is established by 

and subject to change by the legislature 

of the State of Texas. The percentage 

of refund is based upon total assessed 

tuition and fees, not on the amount 

paid. Please refer to p. 31 – “How do 

I completely withdraw from my classes 

for this term?” 

Unless you do a complete withdrawal 

prior to the fi rst offi cial class day, you 

are responsible for a percentage of the 

total assessed tuition and fees. To view 

the refund schedule visit http://admin. 

utep.edu/sbs select Important Date 

Heading. If your tuition was paid 

through federal fi nancial assistance (Pell 

Grant, Supplemental Educational Opportunity 

Grant, Federal Perkins Loan, 

Federal Stafford loan, or Federal PLUS 

loan), refer to the “Return of Title IV 

Funds” information on the Student Business 

Services website. 

How is my refund processed? 

Refunds are processed by the Student 

Business Services Offi ce based on the 

original method of payment. 

Credit card payments will be refunded 

by check unless you call 915/747-5116 

to make arrangements to return funds 

back to the credit card. 

Cash and check payments are refund- 

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ed by check. (allow 5 working days) 

Payments on your behalf by a sponsor 

or scholarship are refunded to the 

original source. 

Title IV aid (Pell Grant, Supplemental 

Educational Opportunity Grant, Federal 

Perkins Loan, Federal Stafford loan, or 

Federal PLUS loan) is refunded back to 

the original source. 

Please note that if you owe a balance to 

UTEP, the refund will be used to offset 

the account balance. 

Refund Policy 

Refund policies are established by and 

subject to change by the legislature of 

the State of Texas and are applicable to 

withdrawals and dropped courses. 

Refund Schedule (applicable to 

complete withdrawals only) 

• Percentage of refund is based on 

total tuition and fees assessed, not 

on amount paid 

• Unless you do a complete withdrawal 

from school prior to the fi rst 

offi cial class day, you are responsible 

for a percentage of total tuition 

and fees. Please contact the Student 

Business Services Offi ce if you have 

any questions. 

The refund schedule is not available 

at time of this printing. To view refund 

schedule online visit http://admin.utep. 

edu/sbs, select Important Dates. 

Dropped Courses (Class 

Schedule Must Be Maintained 

Within Part Of Term) 

Provided the student remains enrolled 

for the part of term, refunds of applicable 

tuition and fees will be made for 

courses dropped for the part of term. 

Dates coincide with the census date for 

each designated part of term. 

The Drop Form must be submitted to the 

Registration and Records Offi ce on or 

before the appropriate date for the term 

to be an offi cial drop and thus eligible 

for a refund. 

The Drop Schedule is not available at 

time of this printing. To view the drop 

schedule online visit http://admin.utep. 

edu/sbs, select Important Dates. 

Return of Title IV 

Funds 

In addition to institutional policies and 

procedures regarding refunds, students 

receiving Title IV funds will be subject 

to a separate calculation to determine the 

return of any Title IV funds. The federal 

formula provides a return of Title IV aid 

if the student received federal fi nancial 

assistance in the form of a Pell Grant; 

Supplemental Educational Opportunity 

Grant; Federal Perkins Loan; Federal 

Stafford or PLUS loan and withdrew on 

or before completing 60 percent of the 

semester. The percentage of the refund 

is equal to the number of calendar days 

remaining in the semester. 

If any refund remains after the required 

return of Title IV aid, the refund will be 

used to repay UTEP funds, state funds, 

other private sources and the student in 

proportion to the amount paid by each 

non-federal source, as long as there was 

no unpaid balance; then all aid sources 

will be repaid before any refund is paid 

to the student. 

Worksheets used to determine the 

amount of refund or repayment are 

available upon request. Example: Paydirt 

Pete completely withdraws on the third 

week of school (17th calendar day into 

the semester). The number of calendar 

days in the semester is 54. He had $500 

in Federal Pell and was charged $438 

in tuition and fees. Under the federal 

Return of Title IV Aid policy, this student 

would owe $20.98.

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UNDERGRADUATE 

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Resident 

Non-Resident 

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Business 


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EDUC/ LA 

Science/ 

MASE/ESE 


in Nursing 


in 

Health 

Sciences 


Business 


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EDUC/ LA 

Science/ 

MASE/ESE 

Hours 

637.70 

627.70 

629.70 

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335.70 

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317.70 

315.70 

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276.70 

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1,163.40 

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580.40 

584.40 

564.40 

560.40 

1,061.40 

482.40 

1,721.10 

1,691.10 

1,697.10 

1,667.10 

1,661.10 

865.10 

835.10 

841.10 

811.10 

805.10 

1,544.10 

688.10 

2,262.80 

2,222.80 

2,230.80 

2,190.80 

2,182.80 

1,129.80 

1,089.80 

1,097.80 

1,057.80 

1,049.80 

2,026.80 

893.80 

2,804.50 

2,754.50 

2,764.50 

2,714.50 

2,704.50 

1,394.50 

1,344.50 

1,354.50 

1,304.50 

1,294.50 

2,509.50 

1,099.50 

3,346.20 

3,286.20 

3,298.20 

3,238.20 

3,226.20 

1,659.20 

1,599.20 

1,611.20 

1,551.20 

1,539.20 

2,992.20 

1,305.20 

3,887.90 

4,429.60 

3,817.90 

4,349.60 

3,831.90 

4,365.60 

3,761.90 

4,285.60 

3,747.90 

4,269.60 

1,923.90 

2,188.60 

1,853.90 

2,108.60 

1,867.90 

2,124.60 

1,797.90 

2,044.60 

1,783.90 

2,028.60 

3,474.90 

3,957.60 

1,510.90 

1,716.60 

4,971.30 

5,513.00 

4,881.30 

5,413.00 

4,899.30 

5,433.00 

4,809.30 

5,333.00 

4,791.30 

5,313.00 

2,453.30 

2,718.00 

2,363.30 

2,618.00 

2,381.30 

2,638.00 

2,291.30 

2,538.00 

2,273.30 

2,518.00 

4,440.30 

4,923.00 

1,922.30 

2,128.00 

6,054.70 

5,944.70 

5,966.70 

5,856.70 

5,834.70 

2,982.70 

2,872.70 

2,894.70 

2,784.70 

2,762.70 

5,405.70 

2,333.70 

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6,596.40 

6,476.40 

6,500.40 

6,380.40 

6,356.40 

3,247.40 

3,127.40 

3,151.40 

3,031.40 

3,007.40 

5,888.40 

2,539.40 

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M 

E 

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T 

7,123.10 

6,993.10 

7,019.10 

6,889.10 

6,863.10 

3,497.10 

3,367.10 

3,393.10 

3,263.10 

3,237.10 

6,356.10 

2,730.10 

13 

7,649.80 

7,509.80 

7,537.80 

7,397.80 

7,369.80 

3,746.80 

3,606.80 

3,634.80 

3,494.80 

3,466.80 

6,823.80 

2,920.80 

14 

8,176.50 

8,026.50 

8,056.50 

7,906.50 

7,876.50 

3,996.50 

3,846.50 

3,876.50 

3,726.50 

3,696.50 

7,291.50 

3,111.50 

15 

8,685.95 

8,525.95 

8,557.95 

8,397.95 

8,365.95 

4,228.95 

4,068.95 

4,100.95 

3,940.95 

3,908.95 

7,741.95 

3,284.95 

9,195.40 

9,704.85 

9,025.40 

9,524.85 

9,059.40 

9,560.85 

8,889.40 

9,380.85 

8,855.40 

9,344.85 

4,461.40 

4,693.85 

4,291.40 

4,513.85 

4,325.40 

4,549.85 

4,155.40 

4,369.85 

4,121.40 

4,333.85 

8,192.40 

8,642.85 

3,458.40 

3,631.85 

10,214.30 

10,024.30 

10,062.30 

9,872.30 

9,834.30 

4,926.30 

4,736.30 

4,774.30 

4,584.30 

4,546.30 

9,093.30 

3,805.30 

10,723.75 

10,523.75 

10,563.75 

10,363.75 

10,323.75 

5,158.75 

4,958.75 

4,998.75 

4,798.75 

4,758.75 

9,543.75 

3,978.75 

11,233.20 

11,023.20 

11,065.20 

10,855.20 

10,813.20 

5,391.20 

5,181.20 

5,223.20 

5,013.20 

4,971.20 

9,994.20 

4,152.20 

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Did you know? 

You are obligated to meet 

payment deadlines whether 

or not you received an 

invoice. 

This table of Tuition and Mandatory Fees does not include incidental, course related or major fees. Please refer to the Current University Catalog 

The following must also be added if you are a fi rst time student (new student) to the above quoted tuition and fees,: 

Student General Property Deposit ($10.00 - one time deposit) 

Student ID Fee ($6.00 - one time issuance fee) 

New Entering Undergraduate Resident Student ($160.00 – one time fee) 

The New Entering Undergraduate Fee, the New Entering Undergraduate Transfer Fee, Late Registration Fee, Drop/Add Fees, Student General Property Deposit, 

and ID Fee are not posted at the time of registration.


Tuition and Fee Rates for 2009 - 2010 - Subject to Approval 

Name of Charge Classifi cation Residency Amount Notes 

Tuition: 

10 

Undergraduate Resident $160.20/sch* Tuition revenue is used to fund general University instructions and 

operative expenses. 

Non-Resident $437.20/sch* 

Graduate in Engineering/ Resident $200.20/sch* 

MASE/ESE 


Graduate in Business Resident $210.20/sch* 


Graduate in Health Resident $208.20/sch* 

Sciences 


Graduate in Nursing Resident $218.20/sch* 


Graduate in Liberal Arts/ 

Education/Science 

Resident $198.20/sch* 


Required Fees: 

Student Service Fees All Students All students $15.00/sch, up to a A compulsory fee to fund student-related services; intramural activities, 

maximum of $180.00 student government, student organizations, career services, cheerleaders, 

student publications, health services, intercollegiate athletics, others. 

Energy Fee All Students All Students $2.50/sch A fee to defray utility expenses. 

Library Fee Undergraduate Students All Students $10.75/sch A fee to purchase library materials, to replace, maintain, and acquire new 

Graduate Students All Students $11.75/sch 

equipment and to provide technical support for personal computers and 

terminals. 

Student Union Fee All Students All Students $30.00/semester Fee may be used for fi nance, construction, operation, and maintenance of 

a student union building and its programs. 

International Education Fee All Students All Students $4.00/semester For funding an international education fi nancial fund for University students. 

Recreation Fee All Students All Students $20.00/semester Fee for fi nancing, constructing, maintaining, and operating new and existing 

recreational facilities and programs. 

Registration Fee All Students All Students $5.00/semester To defray the costs associated with Technology services for telephone 

registration. 

Technology Fee All Students All Students $17.25/sch, up to a An incidental fee that provides for development of campus computers and 

maximum of $258.75 network facilities for students. 

Health Center Fee 

Incidental Fees: 

All Students All Students $12.00/semester Fee to provide support and medical services to the student population. 

Variety (see Catalog) 

Laboratory Fees: 

All Students All Students Variable For specifi c services such as late registration, library fi nes, add/drop fees, 

bad check charges, application processing fees, and others as approved by 

the governing board. 

Variety (see Catalog) All Students (depending on All Students Variable Mandatory charges for certain laboratory courses; may not be less than 

Supplemental Fees: 

courses taken) 

$2/semester nor more than $30/semester and must not exceed the cost of 

actual materials and supplies used by a student. 

Variety (see Catalog) All Students (depending on All Students Variable Charges in addition to regular tuition for certain course-related materials 

Voluntary Fees: 


and/or for individual instruction. 

Variety (see Catalog) All Students (depending on All Students Variable May include such items as parking fees, orientation fees, and installment 


tuition fees. 

*sch= Semester Credit Hour. Effective with the fall semester, 1997, the former general use fee has become part of tuition charges per action of the Texas Legislature. 

Notice: The Texas Legislature does not set the specifi c amount for any particular student fee. The student fees assessed are authorized by state status; however, the 

specifi c amounts and the determination to increase fees are made by the University administration and the University of Texas System Board of Regents. Tuition 

and fees are subject to change due to legislative and/or institution action and become effective when enacted. Note: Although unlikely, changes in tuition and fees 

charges may occur after the information is fi rst published; updated information may be obtained from the Student Business Services Offi ce. 

Fall 2009 | SCHEDULE OF CLASSES

Additional Fee Details 

Tuition and Fee Increases 

Tuition and fees provided herein represent 

the fi gures at the time of publication, 

are subject to change by regental or 

legislative action and become effective 

on the date enacted. The Texas Legislature 

does not set the specifi c amount for 

any particular student fee. The student 

fees assessed above are authorized 

by state statute; however, the specifi c 

amounts and the determination to increase 

fees are made by the University 

administration and The University of 

Texas System Board of Regents. Policies 

governing the payment or refund of 

tuition, fees, and other charges are approved 

by the Board of Regents of The 

University of Texas System and comply 

with applicable state statues. 

Add/Drop Fee 

A fee of $5 is assessed for each ADD 

and each DROP transaction completed 

during late registration. See Add/Drop 

in the REGISTRATION section of this 

schedule for details. 

Distance Learning Fees 

Additional fees are assessed in excess of 

tuition rates to support the technology 

required to deliver a course. Undergraduates 

are assessed $25/semester credit 

hour and Graduate students are assessed 

$50/semester credit hour. Note that if 

you are enrolled in ONLY distance 

learning courses through the UT Telecampus, 

and/or WEBB courses through 

Web CT, the following fees are waived; 

Activity Fee, Union Fee, Health Center 

Fee, and Recreation Fee. 

Graduation Fee 

A fee of $30 is assessed of candidates 

for University degrees, payable as part 

of the degree application process. See 

the section titled GRADUATION IN- 

FORMATION for details on deadlines, 

diplomas and commencement. Late 

application fee will remain at $15.00. 

Refer to the General Information/Graduate 

Information for further details. 


Health and Nursing Insurance 

Information - Fall 2009 

Not available at time of printing. 

For up-to-date information visit or 

contact the Student Business Services 

Offi ce located in the Academic Services 

Building room 118. (915)747-5116. 

Late Registration Fees 

Registration begun during the fi rst or 

second week of late registration will 

incur a late registration fee. 

Late registration prior to classes 

beginning: 



Late registration on/after classes begin: 



Returned Check Fee 

A fee of $25.00 is assessed to students 

that issue payment to the University with 

a check that is returned to the University. 

Student ID Replacement Fee 

A fee of $20.00 is assessed for the replacement 

of lost ID cards. 

Transcript Fee 

A $2.00 fee is assessed to students for an 

unoffi cial copy of their transcript. A fee 

of $5.00 is assessed for an offi cial copy. 

A fee of $7.00 is assessed for an offi cial 

copy requiring immediate processing. 

Payment Options 

1. 

2. 

3. 

Pay All - Pay in full 

Pay 20% - Pay 20% of total tuition 

and fees assessed and defer the 

other balance through the EasyPay 

Installment Tuition Plan option 

Pay Nothing Now - Apply for 

Emergency Tuition Loan and 

EasyPay Installment Tuition Loan 

Plan option 

For payment options #2 and #3, go 

to https://my.utep.edu. 

Tuition Loans 

Tuition loans are available as long as 

there is funding. To be eligible to apply 

for a tuition loan, your account has to 

be current and all outstanding debts to 

UTEP must be paid prior to request- 

ing this short term loan. Visit https:// 

my.utep.edu to apply. If you do not have 

access to a computer or are having problems 

fi nalizing the loan, you may visit 

the Financial Aid Offi ce in the Academic 

Services Building, 2nd Floor, between 

8:00 am - 5:30 pm beginning December 

16, 2008. 

Installment Tuition Plan 

The Installment Tuition Plan requires 

20% payment of tuition and fees due at 

the time of registration, with the remaining 

balance due in four equal installments 

the 15th of each month. 

QUICK REFERENCE 

EasyPay Installment Loan Plan formula 

for payment: 

20% of tuition and fees assessed 

$17 for utilizing the installment plan 

Student General Property Deposit 

Entire past due amount for previous 

semesters or fi nes (if applicable) 

Items for which payment CAN be deferred 

include the following: 

Tuition 

Fees (Library Fee, Student Service 

Fee, Energy Fee, Student Union Fee, 

Recreation Fee, Technology Fee, International 

Studies Fee, Registration Fee). 

Incidental Fees (Course-related, 

Laboratory, Fine Arts, Transportation 

Fees). 

New Entering Student Fee & Smart 

Card Fee 

Assessment amount for Parking decal, 

and health insurance 

Items for which payment CANNOT be 

deferred include the following: 

Student General Property Deposit 

Deferred Payment Service Charge 

Service Fees (Late Registration and 

Add/Drop) 

Fines (Traffi c and Library) 

Discretionary Fees (liability insurance) 

Amounts due for fi nancial holds from 

prior periods 

Note that all charges that are not deferrable 

are due immediately if the Tuition 

Loan or Installment Tuition Plan is 

selected. 



Additional Policies for the 

Installment Tuition Plan 

1. All student account balances due from 

prior semesters, including items associated 

with deferred payment, must be 

paid in full before a student may begin 

registration for a subsequent semester. 

2. The University shall assess an Installment 

Tuition Plan Fee of $17.00 for 

students choosing the plan: this charge 

is payable at the time of registration. 

A late Installment Payment Charge of 

$15.00 will be assessed if payment due 

for that period is not paid in full and on 

time. 

3. The Student Business Services Offi ce 

will send email notifi cations to your 

miners.utep.edu email address as appropriate 

to students paying tuition and fees 

under the EasyPay installment plan. 

4. The courses for which a student is enrolled 

on the offi cial census date - 12th 

class day in a long semester - will be the 

basis for the student’s tuition and fees 

assessment. Except for students who 

offi cially withdraw up to the end of the 

refund period as indicated in the Schedule 

of Classes, no reduction in amounts 

due will be made after this date; further, 

the student is obligated to pay the 

assessed amounts whether or not class 

attendance is subsequently interrupted or 

terminated. 

5. A signed promissory note must accompany 

the student’s initial payment. 

6. Section 54.007 of the Texas Education 

Code, which authorizes the option 

of paying tuition and fees by installment, 

also provides for the following penalties 

of non-payment: 

A student who fails to provide full payment 

of tuition and fees including late 

fees assessed, to the University when 

the payments are due is subject to the 

following actions at the University’s 

option: 

a) Bar against readmission at the institution; 

b) Withholding of grades, degree and 

offi cial transcript; 

c) Delinquent accounts are referred to 

Collection Agency for follow up; and/ or 

d) Dis-enrollment from classes. 

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Outstanding Tuition/Installment 

Tuition Loans 

Student accounts with an outstanding 

Spring 2009 tuition/installment loan 

balance will be forwarded to a collection 

agency by February 10, 2010 unless 

arrangements are made with authorized 

personnel at the Student Business Services 

offi ce. 

Tuition and Fees At A Glance 

Charge Resident Non-Resident/International 

Tuition $160.20/credit hour $437.20/credit hour 

Students enrolled in Graduate 

Courses offered in College of 

Engineering/MASE/ESE 

$200.20/credit hour $477.20/credit hour 

Students enrolling in Graduate 

courses offered in College 

of Business 


courses in College of Health 

Sciences 


courses in College of Nursing 


Courses offered in College of 

Education/ College of Liberal 

Arts/College of Science/UNIV 

College 

Student Services Fee $15.00/credit hour (max of 

($180.00) 

Library Fee Undergraduate: $10.75/credit 

hour 

Graduate: $11.75/credit hours 

Technology Fee $17.25/credit hours (max of 

($258.75) 





$15.00/credit hour (max of 

($177.00) 

Undergraduate: $10.75/credit 

hour 

Graduate: $11.75/credit hours 

$17.25/credit hours (max of 

($258.75) 

Energy Fee $2.50/credit hour $2.50/credit hour 

Student Union Fee $30/student/term $30/student/term 

International Studies Fee $4/student/term $4/student/term 

Recreation Fee $20/student/term $20/student/term 

Registration Fee $5/student/term $5/student/term 

Health Center Fee $12/student/term $12/student/term 

International Student 

Services Fee 

- $25/student/term (International)

DISCLAIMER 

This Schedule of Classes is a general information publication only. It is not intended to nor does it contain all regulations that relate to students. The provisions of 

this Schedule of Classes do not constitute a contract, express or implied, between any applicant, student or faculty member and the University of Texas at El Paso 

or the University of Texas System. The University of Texas at El Paso reserves the right to add or withdraw courses at any time, to change fees or tuition, calendar, 

curriculum, degree requirements, graduation procedures, and any other requirements affecting students. Changes will become effective whenever the proper 

authorities so determine and will apply to both prospective students and those already enrolled. 

STATEMENT OF EQUAL EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY 

To the extent provided by applicable law, no person shall be excluded from participation in, denied the benefi ts of, or be subject to discrimination under, any program 

or activity sponsored or conducted by the University of Texas System or any of its component institutions, on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, 

sex, age, veteran status, or disability. 

FAMILY EDUCATIONAL RIGHTS AND PRIVACY ACT 

FERPA affords students certain rights with respect to their education records. These rights are: 

The right to inspect and review the student’s education records within 45 days of the day the University receives a request for access. Students should 

submit to the Vice President for Finance and Administration written requests that identify the record(s) they wish to inspect. The Vice President for Finance and 

Administration will make arrangements for access and notify the student of the time and place where the records may be inspected. 

The right to request the amendment of the student’s education records that the student believes is inaccurate or misleading. A student who believes that 

his or her education records are inaccurate or misleading, or that the records violate his or her privacy rights, may informally discuss amendment of the record with 

the university offi ce or agency concerned with the particular record. If agreement is reached with respect to the student’s request, the appropriate records will be 

amended. (Note: The substantive judgment of a faculty member about a student’s work, expressed in grades and/or evaluations, is not within the purview of this 

right to seek amendment of education records.) If the record is not amended pursuant to the student’s request, the university will inform the student of its decision 

and of the student’s right to request a formal hearing. Additional information regarding the hearing procedures will be provided to the student when notifi ed of the 

right to a hearing. 

The right to consent to disclosures of the personally identifi able information contained in the student’s education records, except to the extent that 

FERPA authorizes disclosure without consent. One exception, which permits disclosure without consent, is disclosure to school offi cials with legitimate educational 

interests. A school offi cial is defi ned as a person employed by the University in an administrative, supervisory, academic, or support staff position (including 

law enforcement unit and health staff); a person or company with whom the University has contracted (such as an attorney, or collection agent); a person serving 

on the Board of Trustees; or assisting another school offi cial in performing his or her tasks. A school offi cial has a legitimate educational interest if the offi cial needs 

to review an education record in order to fulfi ll his or her professional responsibility. Upon request, the University discloses education records without consent to 

offi cials of another school in which a student seeks or intends to enroll or is enrolled. 

The right to request that directory information not be disclosed to the public. “Directory Information” means information in a student’s education record that 

would not generally be considered harmful or an invasion of privacy if disclosed. The University of Texas System component institutions policies will designate 

the following minimum information as directory information: student’s name; local and permanent address; email address; telephone number; date and place of 

birth; fi eld of study; dates of attendance; enrollment status; student classifi cation; degrees, certifi cates and awards (including scholarships) received; photographs; 

participation in offi cially recognized activities and sports; weight and height of members of athletic teams; and the most recent previous educational agency or institution 

attended. Directory information may appear in public documents and may otherwise be disclosed without student consent unless a student submits a written 

request to the registrar during the fi rst 12 class days of a fall or spring semester or during the fi rst 4 class days of a summer semester to withhold such information 

from disclosure. Requests to withhold directory information will be honored by the University for only the current enrollment period; therefore, a request to withhold 

Directory Information must be fi led each semester or term in the Offi ce of the Registrar. 

The right to fi le a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education concerning alleged failures by the University to comply with the requirements of 

FERPA. The name and address of the Offi ce that administers FERPA is: 

Family Policy Compliance Offi ce 

U.S. Department of Education 

400 Maryland Avenue, S.W. 

Washington, DC 20202-4605 

DISCLAIMER 

COLLECTION OF PERSONAL INFORMATION NOTICE 

With few exceptions, you are entitled upon request to be informed about the information the University of Texas at El Paso collects about you. Under Section 

552.021 and 552.023 of the Texas Government Code, you are entitled to receive and review the information. Under Section 559.004 of the Texas Government 

Code, you are entitled to have the University of Texas at El Paso correct information about you that is held by University of Texas at El Paso that is incorrect, in 

accordance with the procedures set forth in the University of Texas System Business Procedures Memorandum 32. The information that the University of Texas at 

El Paso collects will be retained and maintained as required by Texas records retention laws (Section 441.180 et seq. of the Texas Government Code) and rules. 

Different types of information are kept for different periods of time. 


THE ROAD TO GLORY 

Congratulations on your decision to 

continue your educational pursuits at the 

University of Texas at El Paso. UTEP 

offers outstanding academic programs, 

exciting student life activities, innovative 

research programs, and great 

opportunities to gain experience and 

leadership skills. 

Please contact our respective offi ce to 

get more information. 

Undergraduate Admissions 

Admissions and Recruitment 

Academic Services Building 102 

915/747-5890 

http://www.utep.edu/admissions 

Graduate Admissions 

Graduate School 


915/747-5491 

http://www.utep.edu/graduate 

Requirements for 

Undergraduates 

Freshman Who Graduated 

Less Than Five Years Ago 

Application 

Offi cial high school transcript with 

GPA, class rank, class size and TAKS 

scores 

Offi cial SAT or ACT scores 

Accuplacer scores 

Freshman Who Graduated 

More Than Five Years Ago 


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APPLYING FOR 

ADMISSION 

Requirements 


Admittance 

Residency 

Offi cial High School Transcript 

Accuplacer scores 

Transfer Student 


Offi cial transcript from each college 

or university attended 

International Student 

Application and fee ($65) 

Offi cial transcript 

Offi cial transcript from each college 

or university attended (if applicable) 

Offi cial test scores for the PAA or 

TOEFL (admission entrance exams) 

SAT or ACT exam scores only if applying 

for scholarships 

Requirements for 

Graduate Admission 

Domestic Students 

For all applicants 

Application & Fee ($30) 

Offi cial transcripts of all upper division 

and graduate work from an accredited 

U.S. institution(s) or the equivalent 

work and degree from a foreign 

institution(s). 

Requirements that vary by program 

Offi cial Standardized Test Scores 

Statement of Purpose 

Letters of Recommendation 

Mexican National and 

International Students 

For all applicants 

Application & Fee ($30 for Mexican 

Nationals, $65 for other Internationals) 

Diploma, Provisional Certifi cate, 

Carta de Pasante or Título 

One offi cial transcript with fi nal 

marks or relación de estudios 

Statement of adequate fi nancial 

support is needed to prepare an I-20 nonimmigrant 

visa certifi cation form and a 

copy of your passport, if applicable, to 

ensure accuracy your I-20 documents. 

Requirements that vary by program 

Offi cial Standardized Test Scores, 

most require TOEFL 

Statement of Purpose 

Letters of Recommendation 


Where do I apply? 

Students can apply online at 

www.applytexas.org or in person by 

visiting the appropriate offi ce in the Academic 

Services Building. The Graduate 

School (ASB 223) or Undergraduate 

Admissions and Recruitment (ASB 102). 

Is there an application deadline 

or fee? 

Applications are accepted for admission 

at all times, however application late 

fees ($15) are only assessed after the following 

priority deadlines: 

Term Undergraduate Graduate 

Fall May 1 st July 1 st 

Spring October 1 st November 1 st 

Summer March 1 st April 1 st 

Should I also apply for 

fi nancial aid?

Yes! For detailed information see the 

Financial Aid and Scholarship portion of 

this publication, p. 16. 

Financial Aid Eligibility requires 

completing the Free Application for Federal 

Student Aid (FAFSA) at www.fafsa. 

ed.gov. (UTEP’s school code = 003661) 

Scholarship Consideration Discover 

important information regarding scholarships 

by visiting http://ia.utep.edu/scholarships. 

Admittance 

What do I do now that I am 

admitted to UTEP? 

Now that you are admitted follow this 

check-list : 

Get your offi cial student ID card at 

the Miner Gold Card Offi ce (ASB 116). 

Register for your UTEP e-mail (see 

UTEP email box on lower right of this 

page for instructions). 

Take Required Placement Tests (as 

required by Admissions and Recruitment, 

the Graduate School or your 

academic advisor) Register for tests at 

http://testing.utep.edu using your student 

ID number and date of birth, or by calling 

915/747-5009. Free test preparation 

information and workshops are available 

at www.academics.utep.edu. 

Get Advised by calling 915/747-5290 

for more information. 

Register for New Student Orientation 

(required for all First-Time Freshmen 

and International Students) Register 

at http://orientation.utep.edu (requires 

student ID number & date of birth) or by 

calling 915/747-6752. 

Tuition - Resident and 

Non-Resident 

What do I need to know about 

residency status? 

The Admissions Offi ce is responsible for 

determining the offi cial residency of all 

students. Residency for tuition purposes 

at UTEP can be established if an applicant 

has established a domicile in Texas 

for the 12 months immediately preceding 

registration, has been a citizen or 

permanent resident of the United States 

for those 12 months, and if the appli- 

cant’s reasons for coming to Texas were 

primarily non educational. For people 

who have physically resided in Texas for 

12 months prior to enrollment a domicile 

in Texas is presumed if the person owns 

real property in Texas, owns a business 

in Texas, or is married to a person who 

has established a domicile in Texas. 

Gainful employment other than workstudy 

and other such student employment 

can also be a basis for establishing 

a domicile. 

Students who have lived in Texas for 

three consecutive years prior to enrollment 

at the University and who have 

graduated from an accredited Texas High 

School or who have obtained a GED 

will be classifi ed as Texas residents. 

Individuals who have resided, worked, 

or attended school outside Texas may be 

required to submit additional documentation 

to assist in the residency determination. 

If these criteria have not been met, the 

Residency Core Questions (CQ) form 

available in the Admissions Offi ce (ASB 

102) must be completed prior to the beginning 

of registration to have the tuition 

status reconsidered. Non resident tuition 

classifi cation is presumed to be correct 

until the CQ form has been submitted 

and approved. 

If you do not meet the above requirements 

for residency, you may still 

qualify for resident tuition on a semester 

to semester basis if you fall into one of 

the following categories. Unless otherwise 

stated, verifi cation of eligibility for 

the exemption must be submitted to the 

Admissions Offi ce PRIOR to the beginning 

of classes for EACH semester for 

which the exemption is sought. 

1) Recipients of a $1,000 or more competitive 

University scholarship. Verifi cation 

must be submitted from the Scholarship 

Offi ce. 

2) Teaching/research assistants and their 

dependents employed at least half time 

in a position related to the fi eld of study. 

The TA/RA verifi cation form must be 

completed by the academic department 

and submitted to the Graduate school for 

graduate students and the Admissions 

Offi ce for undergraduate students. 

3) Active duty NATO and US military 

ADMISSIONS 

personnel and reservists stationed in 

Texas and their dependents. A verifi cation 

of duty status form or letter from 

the military member’s commanding or 

personnel offi cer must be submitted. 

Make sure the student’s name and social 

security number are included. 

4) Faculty employed at least half time 

by a Texas institution of higher education 

and their dependents. A letter of 

verifi cation from the University Human 

Resources Offi ce must be submitted. 

5) Mexican citizens approved for PASE 

(Programa de Asistencia Estudiantil). 

Verifi cation of eligibility from the Offi ce 

of International Programs must be submitted 

to the Admissions Offi ce prior to 

registration for each fall semester. 

6) Employees and dependents of approved 

organizations or businesses 

established in Texas as part of the 

program of state economic development 

and diversifi cation. A letter of intent to 

establish residency in Texas must be 

fi led with the Admissions Offi ce. 

7) Residents of the following New 

Mexico counties bordering on Texas: 

Dona Ana, Otero, Eddy, Lea, Roosevelt, 

Curry, Quay, and Union must submit a 

New Mexico waiver form along with 

a copy of student’s valid New Mexico 

diver’s license or state id. 

8) Participants in the Academic Common 

Market. 

9) US Foreign Service Offi cers assigned 

to posts in Mexico. 

10) Non-resident aliens who are residents 

of Texas based on high school 

graduation or receipt of a GED (Texas 

Education Code 54.052j). 

To ensure tuition and fees assessment 

and invoicing are at the appropriate 

rate, all residency questions must be 

resolved, and verifi cation of status for 

tuition exemptions should be received 

by the Admissions Offi ce BEFORE the 

student begins the registration process. 

UTEP email Address 

You must activate your “miners.utep.edu” e-mail 

address. Offi cial University information in regards 

to grades, deadlines and billing notifi cation are 

sent to your “miners.utep.edu” e-mail address. To 

obtain your miners.utep.edu e-mail address, visit 

my.utep.edu, click on Get Account. 


HOW TO GET MORE INFORMATION 

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FINANCIAL SECTION AID AND 

SCHOLARSHIPS 

List the details associated with the section. 

Award Information 

Tuition Rebate Program 

Award Disbursements 

The Student Financial Aid and Scholarships offi ces are available to assist students 

applying for and receiving Federal and State need-based fi nancial assistance as 

well as merit-based aid. Assistance is provided in keeping with existing laws 

and regulations governing fi nancial aid programs. Priority is given to students 

with documented fi nancial need for need-based programs whose applications are 

received by the March 15th priority date and scholarship applications who meet 

academic requirements by the March 1st priority date. 

The Offi ce of Scholarships administers the University’s academic scholarships 

and other awards provided by off-campus donors (grants-in-aid). University 

academic scholarships are awarded to scholastically qualifi ed undergraduates and 

graduates well in advance of registration. The requirements and policies which 

govern these awards are contained as part of the respective undergraduate and 

graduate applications. 

Please contact our respective offi ce to get more information. 

Offi ce of Student Financial Aid 


915/747-5204 

Offi ce of Scholarships 


915-747-5478 

What do I do if my Financial 

Aid Award does not appear on 

my invoice? 

Your fi nancial aid and scholarship 

awards will be automatically applied to 

your account, and those payments will 

appear on your invoice as credits. No 

scholarship can be applied automatically 

for part-time registration. If an expected 

award does not appear on your Invoice, 

it is not being applied to your account. 

Please check with the offi ce from which 

you expect the award. Any charges on 

your Invoice not covered by your aid are 

your responsibility to pay by the payment 

deadline. 

How do I qualify for a Tuition 

Rebate? 

The Texas Legislature has authorized a 

$1,000 tuition rebate for students who 

complete a baccalaureate degree with 

no more than three credits in excess of 

those required for their degrees. The 

purpose of the program is to provide a fi - 

nancial incentive for students to prepare 

for university studies while completing 

their high school work, avail themselves 

of academic counseling, make early 

career decisions, and complete their baccalaureate 

studies with as few courses 

outside the degree plan as possible. 

Minimizing the number of courses taken 

by students results in fi nancial savings to 

students, parents, and the state. For more 

details about this tuition rebate program 

and eligibility, contact the Registrar’s 

Offi ce or visit: 

http://www.thecb.state.tx.us/rules/13/ 

13F.htm or http://www.capitol.state. 

tx.us.

Tuition Rebate Program Quick 

Reference 

To be eligible for a $1,000 tuition rebate, 

you must: 

Complete your degree with no more 

than 3 semester credit hours beyond the 

minimum required to graduate (grades 

of “W” and developmental education 

course count); 

Enrolled for the fi rst time in Fall 1997 

or later; 

Are a Texas resident and paid in-state 

tuition while pursuing your degree; 

Have not earned a Bachelor’s degree 

in their educational career. 

For fi rst enrolled in fall 2005, a 

student must graduate within 4 calendar 

years. 

For more information about the Tuition 

Rebate Program contact the Registration 

and Records Offi ce (915) 747-5544 or 

on the following website: 

http://www.collegefortexans.com. 

How are award disbursements 

for students registered prior to 

Late Registration applied? 

Financial Aid and Scholarship Awards 

are automatically applied to your accounts 

and those payments will appear 

on your Invoice as credits. Scholarships 

are not applied automatically for parttime 

registration. If an expected award 

does not appear on your Invoice, it is not 

being applied to your account. Check 

with the offi ce from which you expect 

the award. Any charges on your Invoice 

not covered by your aid are your responsibility 

to pay by the payment deadline. 

Students attending the Maymester part 

of term, if eligible, will receive their 

fi nancial aid funds through reimbursement. 

Please make arrangements to pay 

tuition and fees by the payment deadline. 

If you have received notifi cation of 

fi nancial aid or a scholarship award, we 

recommend you wait for your Invoice 

before making a payment. 

Financial Aid and Scholarship Award 

recipients who have registered, but elect 

not to attend UTEP, must submit a complete 

withdrawal form to the Registration 

and Records Offi ce. Failure to do 

so may result in failing grades for the 

courses. 

FINANCIAL AID AND SCHOLARSHIPS 

Remaining balances for most programs 

will be distributed to students who registered 

through regular Touchtone/Web 

Registration by check or direct deposit. 

Students should receive their funds 

by the fi rst week of school. To ensure 

prompt receipt of checks, current mailing 

addresses must be on record with the 

Registration and Records Offi ce. Read 

on for specifi c program instructions: 

Grants and Stafford Loans 

Aid will be applied to payment of tuition 

and fees. Remaining balances will be 

mailed to students by check or distributed 

through direct deposit. 

Scholarships 

Aid will be fi rst applied to payment of 

tuition and fees and any other debts to 

the University. Balances will be mailed 

to students by check or distributed 

through direct deposit. Scholarship 

checks will not be mailed to students 

who do not have a local address on fi le 

in the Records Offi ce. In that case, the 

student should come to the Scholarship 

Offi ce the fi rst week of classes to obtain 

the check. If a student loses eligibility 

for a scholarship award due to grades, 

any prior payment applied to fees will be 

revoked and the student will be responsible 

for payment of fees immediately. 

If a waiver of non-resident tuition has 

been granted by a scholarship award, 

loss of the scholarship will also cause 

tuition to revert to non-resident without 

further notice. 

Award Disbursements for Late 

Registrants 

Scholarships, Grants, Stafford and 

Perkins Loans - Students registering 

during late registration (Touchtone/Web 

or In-person) will receive the balance of 

any remaining funds from scholarships, 

grants, or student loans after the twelfth 

day of class. Emergency tuition loans 

will be offered depending on availability 

of funds. 

Tuition rebates for certain 

Baccalaureate recipients. 

The Texas Legislature has authorized a 

$1,000 tuition rebate for students who 

complete baccalaureate degrees with 

no more than three credits in excess of 

those required for their degrees. The 

purpose of the program is to provide a fi - 

nancial incentive for students to prepare 

for university studies while completing 

their high school work, avail themselves 

of academic counseling, make early 

career decisions, and complete their baccalaureate 

studies with as few courses 

outside the degree plan as possible. 

Minimizing the number of courses taken 

by students results in fi nancial savings to 

students, parents, and the state. 

The Texas Education Code, Section 

54.0065, authorizes UTEP to provide a 

tuition rebate to students who meet all of 

the following conditions: 

a. enrolled at UTEP for the fi rst time in 

the fall semester of 1997 or later; 

b. request a rebate for semester credit 

hours achieved toward their fi rst baccalaureate 

degree; 

c. have been Texas residents, and have 

been entitled to pay resident tuition at all 

times while pursuing the baccalaureate 

degree; 

d. have attempted no more than three 

hours in excess of the minimum number 

of semester credit hours required to 

complete the degree in the catalog under 

which they were graduated; and 

e. apply for the rebates prior to receiving 

their baccalaureate degrees. 

f. for fi rst enrolled in fall 2005, a 

student must graduate within 4 calendar 

years from their initial enrollment for a 

four year degree. 

Teaching Certifi cates 

If a student chooses to complete the 

requirements for a teaching certifi cate, 

the minimum number of credit hours required 

for the degree, including transfer 

credits and exclusively by examination, 

for purposes of the $1,000 tuition rebate, 

should be the minimum number of credit 

hours in which it is possible to satisfy 

the requirements of both the baccalaureate 

degree and the teaching certifi cate. 

Outstanding Student Loans 

Tuition rebate shall be reduced by the 

amount of any outstanding student loan, 

including an emergency loan, owed to 

or guaranteed by the state, including the 

Texas Guaranteed Student Loan Corporation. 


ADVISING INFORMATION 

What is the Academic Advising 

Center? 

The Academic Advising Center (AAC) 

is dedicated to student success. The 

AAC provides students with academic 

advising, guidance, and support during 

their fi rst two years at UTEP enabling 

them to make well informed decisions. 

Professioal Advisors and student peer 

advisors help UTEP students with course 

selection, program requirements and 

goal-setting. 

Please call or visit us at: 

AAC Building - 1 st Floor 

915-747-5290 

M-F 8:00 am - 6:00 pm 

How do I know if I am required 

to get advised each semester? 

Not every major requires advising. 

Prior to each semester students should 

review the Major Advising Information 

in the Schedule of Classes (pp. 18-24) 

or log onto www.utep.edu and click on 

your myutep.edu account. You can then 

check your “hold screen” for advising 

holds. Students will also receive an 

email a month prior to registration with a 

list of his/her holds. 

How do I know what courses to 

take? 

Students may obtain a degree plan 

at their major department or on the 

department’s website. Students should 

also meet with their department advisor 

or AAC advisor for additional clarifi cation 

about courses. 

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ACADEMIC ADVISING 

Advising Information 

Major Advising Information 

Advising Contacts 

How do I change my major? 

A student planning to change majors 

should visit his/her (current) major 

department and obtain a change of major 

form. Then the student will take the 

form to the department of his/her desired 

new major. 

What is TSI? 

The Texas Success Initiative (TSI) 

ensures that students entering a Texas 

public college or university are prepared 

for college-level math, writing, and reading-intensive 

courses. Entering students 

must take the Texas Higher Education 

Assessment (THEA), Accuplacer, 

or other approved alternative prior to 

enrolling in any college or university. In 

accordance with Texas law, all non-exempt 

full-time or part-time freshmen in 

certifi cate programs or degree programs 

that enter public institutions of higher 

education must complete TSI assessment 

prior to enrollment at the university. 

What does it mean to be TSI 

required? 

To satisfy the Texas Success Initiative 

requirements at UTEP, entering students 

are encouraged to take Accuplacer, 

which also serves as a placement test 

for Math, English, and reading-intensive 

courses. Non-exempt students who don’t 

pass one or more sections of the test will 

be advised by the Academic Advising 

Center into an appropriate developmental 

course according to UTEP’s Developmental 

Education Accountability Plan. 

How do I complete TSI? 

Students complete the Texas Success 

Initiative when they have passed the 

Reading, Writing, and Math sections 

of THEA, Accuplacer, or approved 

alternative; OR when they receive a 

“C” or better in a college-level writing, 

math, and reading-intensive course. 

Reading-intensive courses include HIST 

1301 and 1302, POLS 2310 and 2311, 

SOCI 1301 and PSYC 1301. Education 

majors should consult an advisor in the 

College of Education regarding THEA 

requirements for acceptance into teacher 

certifi cation program. 

If I passed one or more sections 

of the TSI at another 

institution, will my TSI status 

transfer to UTEP? 

Yes. The Admissions Offi ce evaluates 

TSI status when they evaluate transfer 

coursework. 

Are there any exemptions for 

TSI? 

Yes, if you think that you qualify for any 

exemptions check with the Admissions 

Offi ce at 747-5890.

Major Advising Information and Contact 


Code Major Contact Location Phone 

Required 

Advising 

College of Business Administration - Undergraduate Majors 

ACCT Accounting (60+ hours) Accounting Advisor (by appointment) BUSN 219 747-7764 no 

PBUS Pre-Business (0-59 hours) 

Professional Development Center 

BUSN 103 

747-7753 yes 0-30 

Pre-Business (60+ hours) 

Undergraduate & Graduate Advising Offi ce BUSN 102 

747-5174 no 

College of Business Administration - Graduate Majors 

BAMA BAMA (BBA in Accounting/Macy) Accounting Advisor BUSN 219 747-7764 yes 

BMBA BMBA (combines BBA/MBA) Accounting Advisor BUSN 219 747-7764 yes 

IBUS International Business Ph.D. Program Director BUSN 101 747-5241 yes 

BSAD Master of Business Administration Graduate Coordinator BUSN 102 747-5174 yes 


Required 

Advising 

College of Education - Undergraduate Majors 

CATE Career & Technology Education Mr. James Valdez EDUC 310A 747-7639 yes 

TED Teacher Education Advising, Recruitment, and Career Cntr EDUC 412 747-5475 no 

ED87 Pre-Education (0-45 hours only) Academic Advising Center AAB 1st Floor 747-5290 yes 

College of Education - Graduate Majors 

CATE Career & Technology Education Mr. James Valdez EDUC 310A 747-7639 yes 

EDAD Educational Administration/MED Ed Leadership/Foundations Department EDUC 501 747-5300 yes 

EDLA Ed Leadership & Administration/PhD Ed Leadership/Foundations Department EDUC 501 747-5300 yes 

EDMA Education/MA Dr. Antonio Gonzalez EDUC 208 747-5475 no 

EDUC Education/MED Dr. Antonio Gonzalez EDUC 208 747-5475 no 

DIAG Educational Diagnostics Dr. Lawrence Ingalls 

EDUC 710 

747-7583 yes 

Dr. Beverley Calvo 

EDUC 713 

747-5266 yes 

GUID Guidance and Counseling Dr. Don Combs 

EDUC 708 

747-7585 no 

Dr. Steve Johnson 

EDUC 707 

747-7584 no 

Dr. Roberto Gonzalez 

EDUC 709 

747-7640 no 

Dr. Martin Guo 

EDUC 705 

747-7609 no 

Dr. Melinda Haley 

EDUC 703 

747-7496 no 

INSP Instructional Specialist/MED Dr. Antonio Gonzalez EDUC 208 747-5475 no 

READ Reading Education Dr. Antonio Gonzalez EDUC 208 747-5475 no 

SPED Special Education Dr. Helen Hammond 

EDUC 711 

747-7642 yes 

Dr. Robert Trussell 

EDUC 713 

747-7520 yes 


Required 

Advising 

College of Engineering - Undergraduate Majors 

CE Civil Engineering Dr. Vivek Tandon ENGR A221 747-6924 yes 

CS Computer Science Computer Science Department COMP 234 747-5480 yes 

EE Electrical Engineering Electrical/Computer Engineering Dept ENGR A325 747-5470 yes 

IE Industrial Engineering Industrial Engineering Department ENGR A130 747-6927 yes 



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Required 

Advising 

ME Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Department ENGR A126 747-5450 yes 

MT Metallurgical & Materials Engineering Dr. Stafford 

Dr. Trueba 

LDMT Lower Div Metallurgical & Materials Dr. Stafford 

Dr. Trueba 


ENGR M-201 

ENGR M-201 

ENGR M-201 

ENGR M-201 

747-6930 

747-7961 

747-6930 

747-7961 

LDCE Lower Div Civil Engineering Dr. Vivek Tandon ENGR A221 747-6924 yes 

LDCS Lower Div Computer Science Computer Science Dept COMP 234 747-5480 yes 

LDEE Lower Div Electrical Engineering Electrical/Computer Engineering Dept ENGR A325 747-5470 yes 

LDIE Lower Div Industrial Engineering Industrial Engineering Department ENGR A130 747-6927 yes 

LDME Lower Div Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Dept ENGR A126 747-5450 yes 

PREE Pre-Engineering Engineering Student Affairs/Plaza ENGR A230 747-5460 yes 

College of Engineering - Graduate Majors 

CE Civil Engineering/MS Dr. Carrasco ENGR A217 747-6919 yes 

CENG Civil Engineering/PhD Dr. Carrasco ENGR A217 747-6919 yes 

EECE Computer Engineering/MS Electrical/Computer Engineering Dept ENGR A325 747-5470 yes 

ELCE Electrical/Computer Engineering/PhD Electrical/Computer Engineering Dept ENGR A325 747-5470 yes 

MIT Information Technology/Master Computer Science Department COMP 234 747-5480 yes 

CS Computer Science/MS Computer Science Department COMP 234 747-5480 yes 

CSCI Computer Science/PhD Computer Science Department COMP 234 747-5480 yes 

EE Electrical Engineering Electrical/Computer Engineering Dept ENGR A325 747-5470 yes 

ENGR Engineering Dr. Ricardo L. Pineda ENGR E243 747-6971 yes 

ENEN Environmental Engineering/MS Dr. Cesar Carrasco ENGR A217 747-6919 yes 

IE Industrial Engineering Industrial Engineering Department ENGR A130 747-6927 yes 

MFGE Manufacturing Engineering Industrial Engineering Department ENGR A130 747-6927 yes 

MASE Materials Science & Engineering/PhD Dr. Murr ENGR M-201 747-6929 yes 

ME Mechanical Engineering Dr. Bronson ENGR A126 747-5450 yes 

MME Metallurgical/Materials Engr/MS Dr. Murr ENGR M-201 747-6929 yes 


yes 

yes 

yes 

yes 

Required 

Advising 

Center for Environmental Resource Management 

ESE Environmental Sci & Eng/PhD Cynthia Conroy Burges Hall 216 747-5433 yes 


Required 

Advising 

College of Health Science - Undergraduate Majors 

CLIN Clinical Lab Science Clinical Laboratory Sciences Department HSCI 601 747-8214 yes 

HPRO Health Promotion CHS Student Support Center 1101 N Campbell 747-7280 yes 

KIN Kinesiology Prior to enrollment in KIN 1303: CHS Student Support Center 

1101 N Campbell 747-7280 yes 

After completion of KIN 1303: Kinesiology Department 

HSCI 502 

747-7245 yes 

PCHS Pre-College of Health Sciences CHS Student Support Center 1101 N Campbell 747-7280 yes 

PCLS Pre-Clinical Lab Science CHS Student Support Center 1101 N Campbell 747-7280 yes


PPHR Pre-Pharmacy Curriculum CumGPA 3.25: 

CHS Student Support Center 

Pharmacy Program 

1101 N Campbell 

STAN 301 


747-7280 

747-8519 

Required 

Advising 

P-OT Pre-Occupational Therapy Curriculum CHS Student Support Center 1101 N Campbell 747-7280 yes 

PSHL Pre-Speech/Language Pathology Curriculum CHS Student Support Center 1101 N Campbell 747-7280 yes 

SOWK Social Work (0-60 hours) 

CHS Student Support Center 

1101 N Campbell 747-7280 yes 

Social Work (61+ hours) 

Social Work Offi ce 

HSCI 319 

747-5095 yes 

College of Health Science - Graduate Majors 

INHS Interdisciplinary Health Sci/PhD Dr. Ferreira-Pinto HSCI 101 747-7295 yes 

KIN Kinesiology Dr. King HSCI 515 747-7284 yes 

HP Health Promotion Dr. Weigel STAN 700 747-8308 yes 

MOT Occupational Therapy Dr. Funk HSCI 500 747-8207 yes 

MPT Physical Therapy Dr. Ryberg HSCI 505 747-8210 no 

PH Public Health Dr. Weigel STAN 700 747-8308 yes 

SPLP Speech/Language Pathology Dr. Mueller HSCI 415 747-8221 yes 


Required 

Advising 

College of Liberal Arts - Undergraduate Majors 

AFAM African American Studies Dr. Maceo Dailey LART 401 747-8650 no 

ANTH Anthropology (0-45 hours) 

Academic Advising Center 

AAB 1 

Anthropology (46+ hours) 

Anthropology/Sociology Department 

st Floor 

747-5290 yes 

MAIN 108 

747-5740 yes 

ART Art Art Department 

FOX A350 

747-5181 no 

Ms. Bauer 

FOXF 456B 

747-7840 no 

CHIC Chicano Studies (0-60 hours) 


AAB 1 

Chicano Studies (61+ hours) 

Dr. Bixler-Marquez 

st Floor 

747-5290 yes 

GRAH 104 

747-5462 no 

CMST Communication Studies (0-45 hours) Academic Advising Center 

AAB 1 

Communication Studies (46+ hours) Ms. Wiedel 

Ms. Harrison 

st Floor 

747-5290 yes 

COTT 100 

747-5129 yes 

COTT 205 

747-5129 yes 

CRIJ Criminal Justice (0-60 hours) 


AAB 1 

Criminal Justice (61+ hours) 

Criminal Justice Offi ce 

st Floor 

747-5290 yes 

LART 116 

747-7943 no 

CRWI Creative Writing (0-60 hours) 


AAB 1 

Creative Writing (61+ hours) 

Mr. Chacon 

st Floor 

747-5290 yes 

HUDS 311 

747-6255 no 

DANC Dance Mr. Nadel (by appointment only) FOX D451 747-5146 yes 

ELME Electronic Media (0-45 hours) 


AAB 1 

Electronic Media (46+ hours) 

Ms. Wiedel 

Ms. Harrison 

st Floor 

747-5290 yes 

COTT 100 

747-5129 yes 

COTT 205 

747-5129 yes 

ENAL English: American Lit. (0-30 hours) Academic Advising Center 

AAB 1 

English: American Lit. (31+ hours) Mr. Mullins 

st Floor 

747-5290 yes 

HUDS 222 

747-6253 no 

ENGL English (0-30 hours) 


AAB 1 

English (31+ hours) 

Mr. Mullins 

st Floor 

747-5290 yes 

HUDS 222 

747-6253 no 

FREN French (0-45 hours) 


AAB 1 

French (46+ hours) 

Mrs. Nodjimbadem 

st Floor 

747-5290 yes 

LART 230 

747-5061 yes 

HIST History (0-45 hours) 


AAB 1 

History (46+ hours) 

History Department 

st Floor 

747-5290 yes 

LART 320 

747-5508 yes 

LING Language & Linguistics (0-45 hours) Academic Advising Center 

AAB 1 

Language & Linguistics (46+ hours) Languages and Linguistics Department 

st Floor 

747-5290 yes 

LART 137 

747-5767 yes 

yes 

yes 



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BLAS Latin American Studies (0-45 hours) 

Latin American Studies (46+ hours) 

MEDA Media Advertising (0-45 hours) 

Media Advertising (46-59 hrs) 



Dr. Abarca 

AAB 1 st Floor 

CIABS 1514 Hawthorne 

747-5290 

747-5003 

Required 

Advising 


AAB 1 

Ms. Harrison 

Ms. Wiedel 

Media Advertising (60+ hours) 

Ms. Mitchell 

st Floor 

747-5290 yes 

COTT 100 

747-5129 yes 

COTT 205 

747-5129 yes 

COTT 304 

747-6292 yes 

MILS Military Science LTC. Matthew M. Canfi eld MILS 747-5621 yes 

CMUS Commercial Music 

yes 

MUSG Music - General - Teacher Certifi cation 

yes 

MUSK Music - Keyboard Performance 

yes 

MUSO Music - Orchestra/Band Performance Music Department FOX M301 747-5967 yes 

MUTH Music - Music Theater 

yes 

MUST Music - Theory & Composition 

yes 

MUSV Music - Vocal Performance 

yes 

ORCC Organiz. & Corp. Comm (0-45 hours) Academic Advising Center 

AAB 1 

Organiz. & Corp. Comm (46+ hours) Ms. Wiedel 

Ms. Harrison 

st Floor 

747-5290 yes 

COTT 100 

747-5129 yes 

COT 205 

747-5129 yes 

PHIL Philosophy (0-60 hours) 


AAB 1 

Philosophy (61+ hours) 

Dr. Juan Ferret 

st Floor 

747-5290 yes 

WORR 111 

747-5249 yes 

POSC Political Science (0-60 hours) 


AAB 1 

Political Science (61+ hours) 

Dr. Webking 

Dr. Rocha 

st Floor 

747-5290 yes 

BEND 210 

747-7982 yes 

BEND 305 

747-7977 yes 

PRME Print Media (0-45 hours) 


AAB 1 

Print Media (46+ hours) 

Ms. Wiedel 

Ms. Harrison 

st Floor 

747-5290 yes 

COTT 100 

747-5129 yes 

COTT 205 

747-5129 yes 

PSYC Psychology (0-60 hours) BA only Academic Advising Center 

AAB 1 

Psychology (61+ hours) 

Celia Medrano 

st Floor 

747-5290 yes 

PSYC 112 

747-5551 no 

SOCI Sociology (0-45 hours) 


AAB 1 

Sociology (46+ hours) 

Sociology Department 

st Floor 

747-5290 yes 

MAIN 108 

747-5740 yes 

SPAN Spanish (0-45 hours) 


AAB 1 

Spanish (46+ hours) 

Ms. Tabuenca-Moyer 

st Floor 

747-5290 yes 

LART 224 

747-7033 yes 

ELMB Spanish Lang Electronic Media (0-45 hrs) Academic Advising Center 

AAB 1 

Spanish Lang Electronic Media (46+hrs) Ms. Wiedel 

Ms. Harrison 

st Floor 

747-5290 yes 

COTT 100 

747-5129 yes 

COTT 205 

747-5129 yes 

PRMB Spanish Lang Print Media (0-45 hours) Academic Advising Center 

AAB 1 

Spanish Lang Print Media (46+ hours) Ms. Wiedel 

Ms. Harrison 

st Floor 

747-5290 yes 

COTT 100 

747-5129 yes 

COTT 205 

747-5129 yes 

THTR Theatre Arts Theatre, Dance and Film Department FOX D371 747-5146 yes 

HUMN Humanities (Minor) Dr. Weber LART 233 747-6512 yes 

WMNS Women’s Studies (Minor) Dr. Risch LART 233 747-5200 yes 

College of Liberal Arts - Graduate Majors 

COMM Communication Dr. Riccillo QUIN 211 747-6515 yes 

CRWR Creative Writing Rosa Alcala LART 212 747-7020 yes 

ENAL English & American Literature Dr. Dick HUDS 319 747-5199 yes 

ENWR Rhetoric & Writing Studies Dr. Foster JVOW 101 747-6623 yes 

ENRH English: Rhetoric & Composition/PhD Dr. Foster JVOW 101 747-6623 yes 

HIST History/MA Dr. Leyva LART 311 747-5508 no 

BLHI Border Land History/PhD Dr. Brunk LART 312 747-7049 no 

LAB Latin American & Border Studies Dr. Abarca CIABS 1514 Hawthorne 747-5003 yes 

LING Linguistics Dr. Amastae LART 227 747-6803 yes 

yes 

yes



Required 

Advising 

MUSE Music Education Dr. Ross FOX 239 747-7827 yes 

MUSP Music Performance Dr. Ross FOX 239 747-7827 yes 

PHIL Philosophy Dr. John Symons WORR 306 747-5804 yes 

POSC Political Science Dr. Boehmer BEND 307 747-7979 yes 

SOCI Sociology/MA Dr. Campbell MAIN 209 747-6525 yes 

SPAN Spanish Dr. Garabano LART 219 747-7035 yes 

MAT Teaching English Dr. Polette HUDS 216 747-5123 yes 

THTR Theatre Arts Theatre, Dance and Film Department FOX D371 747-5146 yes 

WMGS Women’s Studies (Certifi cate) Dr. Risch LART 233 747-5200 yes 


Required 

Advising 

School of Nursing - Undergraduate Majors 

NURS Nursing - Generic Mr. Lopez HSCI 229 747-8323 no 

NURS Nursing - Fast Track Mrs. Hennessy HSCI 413 747-7249 no 

PNRR Pre-Nursing - RN 

Mr. Blanco 

HSCI 221 

747-8237 yes 

NURR RN to BSN 

Mr. Blanco 

HSCI 221 

747-8237 yes 

PNUR Pre-Nursing Academic Advising Center AAB 1st Floor 747-5290 yes 

School of Nursing - Graduate Majors 

NRCL Nurse Clinical Specialist Dr. Monsivais HSCI 314 747-8209 yes 

NRPR Nurse Practitioner Ms. Sharp STAN 404 747-5315 yes 

NSM Nursing Systems Management Dr. Beeman HSCI 404 747-8319 yes 

NDEG Non-Degree Nursing/GR Ms. Williams HSCI 409 747-7204 yes 

EVBP Evidence Based Practice Certifi cate Dr. Monsivais HSCI 314 747-8209 yes 

HCLM HealthCare Leadership Mgmt Cert Dr. Beeman HSCI 404 747-8319 yes 

NEDU Nursing Education Grad Certifi cate Dr. Monsivais HSCI 314 747-8209 yes 

PMSN Post-Master’s Nursing Certifi cate Ms. Sharp STAN 404 747-5315 yes 


Required 

Advising 

College of Science - Undergraduate Majors 

APMA Applied Math Mathematical Science Department BELL 124 747-5761 yes 

BIOL Biology Biological Sciences Department BIOL 2.120 747-5844 yes 

CHEM Chemistry Dr. Becvar PSCI 409 747-7563 yes 

EASC Earth Science Dr. Marcus BELL 100 747-5536 yes 

ESCI Environmental Science Joel Gilbert 

GEOL 207B 

747-5554 yes 

Dr. Lieb 

BIOL 202 

747-6986 yes 

PRES Pre-Science CircLES Offi ce BELL 117 747-7749 yes 

GEOL Geological Sciences Dr. Goodell 

GEOL 101 

747-5593 yes 

Dr. Langford 

GEOL 101 

747-5968 yes 

GEOP Geophysics Dr. Goodell 

GEOL 101 

747-5593 yes 

Dr. Langford 

GEOL 101 

747-5968 yes 

LESC Life/Earth Science Dr. Marcus BELL 124 747-5536 yes 




Required 

Advising 

MATH Mathematical Science Mathematical Science Department BELL 124 747-5761 yes 

MICR Microbiology Biological Science Department BIOL 2.120 747-5844 yes 

NATS Natural Sciences Dr. Marcus BELL 100 747-5536 yes 

PHYS Physics Dr. Fitzgerald PSCI 215D 747-7530 yes 

College of Science - Graduate Majors 

BINF Bioinformatics Dr. Leung BELL 225 747-6836 yes 

BIOL 

BIOL 

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Biology/Masters 

Biology/PhD 

Dr. J. Johnson 

Dr. Walsh 


BIOL B214 

BIOL B216 

747-6984 

747-5421 

BIPA Biological Sciences/PhD Dr. Walsh BIOL B216 747-5421 yes 

CHEM Chemistry Dr. Michael PSCI 121E 747-5240 yes 

CPS Computational Science Leticia Velazquez BELL 322 747-6768 yes 

ESCI Environmental Sciences Joel Gilbert 

GEOL 207B 

747-5554 yes 

Dr. Lieb 

BIOL 202 

747-6986 yes 

GEOL Geological Sciences Geological Sciences Dept - Dr. Hurtado GEOL 319 747-5669 yes 

GEOP Geophysics Geological Sciences Dept - Dr. Hurtado GEOL 319 747-5669 yes 

INSC Interdisciplinary Study (MSIS) Dr. Lieb 

BIOL 202 

747-5968 yes 

Joel Gilbert 

GEOL 207B 

747-5554 yes 

MATH Mathematics Mathematical Sciences Department BELL 124 747-5761 yes 

PHYS Physics Dr. Ravelo PSCI 223E 747-5620 yes 

MATM Teaching Math Mathematical Sciences Department BELL 124 747-5761 yes 

STAT Statistics Mathematical Sciences Department BELL 124 747-5761 yes 


yes 

yes 

Required 

Advising 

Undergraduate Studies - Undergraduate Majors 

GENS General Studies Academic Advising Center AAB 1st Floor 747-5290 yes 

ABIT German Abitur Program Academic Advising Center AAB 1st Floor 747-5290 yes 

IASH Prog Interamericano Estudiantil Academic Advising Center AAB 1st Floor 747-5290 yes 

STRT START Program Academic Advising Center AAB 1st Floor 747-5290 yes 

UTAU UT Austin Coordinated Admission Academic Advising Center AAB 1st Floor 747-5290 yes 


Required 

Advising 

University College - Undergraduate Majors 

MDST Multidisciplinary Studies Julio Rogers AAB 128 747-5742 yes 

University College - Graduate Majors 

INSS Intel Natl Security Studies Dr. Larry Valero KELLY 409 747-7974 yes 

LEST Leadership Studies Steve Telless KELLY 213 747-7974 yes 

PBAD Public Administration Jana Renner KELLY 414 747-7974 yes

REGISTRATION & RECORDS 

REGISTRATION 

SECTION 

INFORMATION 

List the details associated with the section. 

Registration Schedule 

Goldmine Registration Guide 


Registration Holds 

Registration & Records Offi ce is committed to treat all of our customers, students, staff, 

faculty, and visitors, with dignity, respect, and the most effi cient and effective service. Our 

offi ce encompasses registration, student records and transcripts. Answers to many of your 

questions may be found within the following pages. 

Registration and Records Offi ce 


915/747-5544, M-F 8 am – 6 pm 

records@utep.edu 

http://www.utep.edu/register 

Please contact our various divisions to get further assistance 

Transcripts - ASB 123 

915/747-5630 

transcripts@utep.edu 

http://www.utep.edu/register, 

transcripts 

What’s New? 

New Goldmine Services 

• You can now print an enrollment certifi cate or order a transcript online through 

Goldmine. After you log-in select Student Services and Financial Aid, and then 

Student Records. 

• Are you affected by the six course drop limit policy? You can fi nd out through 

Goldmine. After you log-in select Student Services and Financial Aid, Student Recorders, 

and then Six Drop Count. If you are affected by the policy the number of course drops that 

count toward the limit will appear; otherwise, the word “exempt” will be listed. Further 

information about the Six Drop Limit policy can be found under Important Notices located 

on the following web site: http://www.utep.edu/register 

Touchtone Telephone Registration 

• Effective Spring 2010, Touchtone Telephone will no longer be available for registration. 

Goldmine will be the offi cial registration application. Computers to access Goldmine are 

available in the Enrollment Services Center located in the Academic Services Building, 

Room 101. The Touchtone Telephone system will be available for tuition payments. 

Priority Registration Dates 

Priority Early Registration by 

Classifi cation (including weekends)* 

Graduate & Doctoral 

Students 

April 1 - August 19 

Seniors April 1 - August 19 

Juniors April 8 - August 19 

Sophmores April 15 - August 19 

Freshmen April 22 - August 19 

Late Registration 

Open to All 

August 20 - August 27 

Registration windows for alternate parts of 

terms located on p.5 

Goldmine and Touchtone Registration not 

available on the following dates & times 

• Daily from 3:30 am - 5 am 

• 3rd Thursday of month 11pm - 7am 

• No Registration July 29th 


Register for Classes in Three Convenient Ways 

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Online 

my.utep.edu 

Goldmine Registration 

1. Visit https://my.utep.edu 

2. Login in with your UTEP email username 

and password. (on upper right 

of screen) 

HINT: Contact the IT Helpdesk at 

915/747-5257 if you need account or 

password assistance. 

3. Click on the Goldmine link. 

(See upper left of the screen) 

HINT: Click OK if you receive a 

Security Alert 

4. Select the link for Student 

Services & Financial Aid. 


By telephone via Touchtone 

915/545-1145 

GOLDMINE REGISTRATION GUIDE 

Walk-in Registration 

Academic Services Building 

Enrollment Resource Center


5. Select Registration 

6. Select Register if you know the 

Course Reference Number (CRN) 

for the courses you are interested 

in. See p. 28 to see instructions 

on searching for courses on-line if 

you do not know the CRN for the 

courses you need. 

HINT: Select the Check your 

Registration Status link to view holds, 

academic standing, student status and 

registration permits/overrides on your 

account that may affect your registration. 

7. Select term you wish to 

register and click on the 

Submit Button 

HINT: If you see the following message appear either you have a hold prohibiting registration or you 

may not be eligible to register based on your classifi cation. Select View Holds to display the type of 

hold you may have, p. 34 provides contact information based on your hold type. 

8. Scroll to the bottom of the page. In the blank squares, enter the 5 digit Course 

Reference Number you wish to register for. Click Submit Changes 

HINT: Submit all CRNs at one time if 

you are trying to register for courses that 

require co-requisites. i.e. Lecture, Labs 

and Learning Communities 

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9. Scroll to the bottom of the new page. Current Schedule lists the sections that 

you successfully registered in 

HINT: Below, Registration Add Errors are the classes you were unsuccessful in registering into. Review the 

status to determine the error. See Common Registration Add Errors table on p. 30 for additional details. 

Goldmine Registration Guide if you DO NOT know the CRN 

1. Follow steps 1-5 under Goldmine Registration Guide found on pp. 25-26 

2. Select Look-up Classes to Add 

3. Select term you wish to register and click on the Submit Button 

4. Search by Subject, Courses Number, or Instructor then click the Class Search Button 



HINT: Search by Subject only in 

order to see all available courses 

for the term. Other types of 

searches may not yield all available 

or limit your selection.


5. The Look-Up Classes to Add screen will provide you with the most current course 

availability. The diagram below provides a description of detailed information. 

Courses are selected for registration by clicking on the button under Select. 

ANATOMY OF THE GOLDMINE VIEW OF A COURSE 

Select 

= Available to add, check box 

SR = Seats Remaining 

C = Closed Course (no seats) 

NR = No Registration allowed 

CRN 

Stands for Course 

Reference Number. 

Unique five-digit 

number which 

identifies a 

particular section 

of a course. This 

number is 

required to 

register. Clicking 

this number opens 

a page with 

additional class 

details. 

Cmp 

Campus 

Code, 

M = MAIN 

Subject 

Course Subject Abbreviation. 

Course Number 

The first number indicates the 

level: 

1= Freshman 

2 = Sophmore 

3 = Junior 

4 = Senior 

5 = Graduate 

6 = Doctoral 

The second number indicates 

semester hour value. 

Cred 

Number 

of credits 

applied 

Title 

Complete 

title of 

course 

Days / Time 

M = Monday 

T = Tuesday 

W = Wednesday 

R = Thursday 

F = Friday 

S = Saturday 

U = Sunday 

TBA = to be announced 

NOTE: Details for meeting 

days and time for class. 

are subject to change 

Cap 

Total class 

capacity 

allowed. 

6. Scroll to the bottom of the page. Below Current Schedule are the classes that you have 

successfully registered for 

You are now a registered student at UTEP for the current semester. 

Act 

Number 

currently 

enrolled. 

Rem 

Number 

of seats 

remaining. 

Date 

Denotes the start and end date of 

term or part term that class will 

meet. 

Note courses that do not following 

traditional start and stop date of the 

term are considered Alternate Parts 

of Term. See pp. 5 for additional 

details regarding important 

information. 

Location 

Building and Room Abbreviation. 

See back cover for map and 

building abbreviation legend. 

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Telephone (Touchtone) Registration Guide 

30 

1. Using a touchtone telephone, dial (915) 545-1145. If the line is busy, hang up and try 

again. 

2. Listen to the registration options; you will be given step-by-step directions. Make sure to 

listen to the entire message. 

3. You have 15 minutes to complete your call, or you will need to call again. 

4. Confi rm each course you’ve added or dropped. Listen to and follow the prompts so the 

system will guide you to complete the registration process. 

5. Print your schedule at the Enrollment Resource Center, Academic Services Building 101, 

or online through Goldmine. 

Walk-in Registration Information 

During Regular Registration Period 

Enrollment Resource Center 

Academic Services Building, Room 101 

915/ 747-6752 

MON – FRI: 8 AM – 6 PM 

Common Registration Add Errors 



During Late Registration Period 

Registration And Records Offi ce 

Academic Services Building, Room 123 

915/ 747-5544 

MON – FRI: 8 AM – 6 PM 

Registration Errors occur when there is a confl ict between how the courses is set-up in the system and how the individual 

student is classifi ed. Course requirements can be viewed in the latest editions of the Undergraduate and Graduate catalogs. 

Classifi cation and student status can be viewed through Goldmine Web via my.utep.edu. 

Error Message Error Description Who To Contact/Action 

Closed Section Course is full and you need permission from the department Department Offering Course* 

Class Restriction Course is restricted to a certain classifi cation (i.e. junior status required) See p 31 for classifi cation 

College Restriction Courses is reserved for college other than the one you are currently assigned to See Catelog for restrictions* 

Corq_course_XXXX req Course requires concurrent enrollment in another course, submit all CRNs in one transaction 

Department Course requires approval from department offering course Department Offering Course* 

Level Undergraduate students may take only undergraduate courses. Some seniors may be permit- Contact Graduate School for 

ted to reserve courses for graduate credit. Refer to the undergraduate or graduate catalogs. permssions at 915/747-5491 

Link Error: XX Required Course requires concurrent enrollment in a lecture, laboratory, and/or a recitation section. 

Major Restriction Course is reserved for students in a certain major, review catelof to see course restrictions. Department Offering Course* 

Preq & Test Score Error A course or placement test must have been successfully completed to gain access to course See Catalog for restrictions 

Repeat Limit In most instances you may enroll in an undergraduate class a maximum of three times. You 

may not enroll in a course which a grade of “C” or higher has been previously earned if fl agged 

with repeat limit requirement. 

Department Offering Course* 

Time Confl ict with XXXXX Enrolling in two classes meeting at the same time is restricted. Remove CRN causing time 

confl ict 

English/Spanish Taught Enrollment in courses taught in English/Spanish - Approval Required Department Offering Course* 

Dupl crse with sec-XXXXX The CRN number already exists in the registration window Delete duplicate CRN 

*contact information for departments is located immediately above the courses offerings by a department as published in the course listing section of 

this publication. See p. 3 for department index.

REGISTRATION INFORMATION 

Registration Frequently 

Asked Questions 

When do I register? 

Refer to pp. 4-5 of this Schedule of 

Classes for important registration dates. 

Priority Registration dates can be found 

on page 25. Please also check your 

UTEP email account for notifi cation on 

registration information and account 

holds. 

What courses are available? 

A real-time listing of course availability 

for the semester is available online by 

logging on to Goldmine via my.utep.edu. 

Follow the links Term Course Schedule 

Class Schedule Search 

Additional information on how to search 

for classes is available on p.28. 

What level courses may I enroll 

in? 

The ability to register in certain courses 

depends upon the level of the student. 

Undergraduate (UG) students may 

enroll only in undergraduate courses. 

Permission to enroll in graduate courses 

must be granted by the Graduate School. 

Graduate (GR) students may enroll in 

either graduate or undergraduate courses. 

Check with the Graduate School for any 

enrollment restrictions. 

Doctoral (DR) students may enroll in 

either doctoral, graduate, or undergraduate 

courses. 

How do I determine my 

classifi cation? 

Log on to https://myutep.edu. 

Select My GPA. Class defi nitions are 

listed below. Total hours=UTEP hours 

earned plus transfer hours, whether or 

not the hours apply toward your degree. 

• Freshman 0-30 hours 

• Sophomore 30 - 59 hours 

• Junior 60- 89 hours 

• Senior 90 or more hours 

Newly admitted undergraduate transfer 

students register under the classifi cation 

which includes hours transferred, also 

detailed under My GPA. 

What is a part-of-term? 

Part of term, also referred to as an 

Alternate Part of Term, is a phrase used 

to describe any mini-term/session that 

meets for an alternate time frame outside 

the traditional long term. If you are interested 

in enrolling in these courses by 

using online or touchtone registration, 

you must register during the scheduled 

registration periods for the long semester. 

To register at other times, ask the 

department offering the course or visit to 

the Registration & Records Offi ce. 

• Note that you must adhere to the 

scheduled drop/withdrawal deadlines for 

the particular part-of-term. 

• Contact Student Business Services 

(915-747-5116) for refund deadlines by 

parts of term. 

I am trying to register and I’m 

told I have “holds”. 

Holds are placed to prevent registration 

for various reasons. To view your current 

holds: Log on to Goldmine via my.utep. 

edu and follow the links Students 

Services & Financial Aid Student 

Records View Holds 

For more information on holds descriptions 

refer to p. 34. 

I get an add error while registering. 

What do I do? 

Add errors provide information on the 

registration requirements of specifi c 

courses. 

Refer to p. 30 for a listing of add 

error messages and their meaning 

You can also access the catalog description 

of the course by clicking View 

Catalog Entry on Goldmine 

If you’d like to look at your transcript, 

it’s available by following the 

links Student Services & Financial Aid 

Student Records, Academic Transcript 

Submit. 

If you still have questions, check 

with your Academic Advisor or with the 

department offering the course. 

What is the Wait List? 

An academic department may set up a 

Wait List for a course. If this option is 

available a student may place themselves 

on the Wait List when the course is 

closed by using Goldmine. Being placed 

on a Wait List does not mean you are 

registered in the course. The depart- 

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ment teaching the course will decide on 

whether to register you into the closed 

course. It is recommended that you 

check periodically on your registration 

status with the department prior to the 

close of late registration. Should you 

wish to remove yourself from the Wait 

List, you may do so in Goldmine prior to 

the close of late reigstraiton. To drop the 

Wait List course from your schedule go 

to the Add/Drop form in Goldmine and 

select the “Drop from Course Wait List” 

option. Unresolved Wait Lists will be deleted 

by the census day for the term. 

Can I register in absentia? 

Yes, you can! If you have internet access 

register via Goldmine (See p. 26). If you 

are unable to register via the web you 

can designate someone to do it for you 

by doing the following: 

1. You must write a letter authorizing 

that person to register you for your 

classes 

2. Provide a clear copy of a signed 

valid photo ID. 

3. Designee must have a current photo 

ID at the time s/he submits the letter 

to the Registration & Records Offi ce 

How do I drop a course? 

Log on to Goldmine via my.utep.edu 

and follow the links Student Services & 

Financial Aid Registration Add/ 

Drop Classes. 

Classes dropped prior to the offi cial 

census date of any term or part of term 

will be deleted from your semester 

record. If you drop a course after the offi 

cial census date but prior to the course 

drop deadline (“automatic W”), you will 

receive a grade of “W”. If you drop a 

course after the course drop deadline, a 

grade of “W” can be assigned only under 

exceptional circumstances and only with 

the instructor’s and department chair’s 

approval. You may petition for a “W” 

grade in writing and must provide supporting 

documentation to the instructor. 

How do I completely withdraw 

from my classes for this term? 

A complete withdrawal is dropping all 

courses for a term. A complete withdrawal 

can be done in one of three ways: 

1. Visit the Registration & Records, 


SECTION 

2. 

3. 

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with a valid photo ID, to submit a 

Complete Withdrawal Form. 

Send a fax (915/747-8764) that 

includes the following; your name, 

a contact telephone number, your 

UTEP ID number (we cannot accept 

your social security number), 

the statement that you want to 

do a complete withdrawal for the 

___ term, the reason why you are 

withdrawing, and the courses from 

which you are withdrawing. The fax 

must be signed with a clear copy of 

a signed, valid picture ID, such as 

your driver’s license. Note, request 

is not processed if any of the listed 

elements are missing. 

Send an email from your UTEP 

email account to records@utep.edu 

You need not sign your name nor 

provide a copy of a picture ID. We 

will be unable to process the request 

if it is from an account other than 

your UTEP email. 

What does it mean to audit? 

If you audit a course, you agree to 

participate in the course, but no grade 

will be provided, no credit awarded, and 

no records will be maintained by the 

instructor. The extent of class participation 

is at the discretion of the instructor. 

Credit by examination for audited 

courses will not be permitted unless 

tuition and all appropriate fees are paid. 

Audit registration must be completed 

after classes have begun and PRIOR 

to Census Day. AUDIT REGISTRA- 

TION forms may be picked up at the 

Registration & Records Offi ce and must 

be signed by the instructor teaching the 

course and the department chair. Courses 

ineligible for audit include; 

• clinical, laboratory, any physical 

activity (i.e. PE, Dance) 

• studio activity 

• individual study 

• private lessons 

• courses specifi ed in degree plan. 

Contact the Student Business Services 

for details associated with Audit Fees. 

What is a reinstatement fee? 

Beginning Fall 2006, students are charged 


a $200 fee if registered or re-enrolled after 

census day. This fee does not replace the 

Late Registration Fee. 

How do I prove I’m enrolled? 

Now you can do enrollment verifi cation 

activities without contacting the 

Registration & Records Offi ce. Go to 

https://my.utep.edu and click the National 

Student Clearinghouse link. Going 

through your portal page will identify 

you as a student of UTEP and will make 

several services available to you at no 

cost. 

What is a course repeat fee? 

Beginning Fall 2005, students are charged 

$100 per semester credit hour for each 

course enroll in for a third time. The 

rule applies to courses you’ve taken or 

attempted since September 2002. i.e. 

If you enrolled in a course, received an 

F; enrolled in the course a second time, 

withdrew from the class; and are now 

registered a third time, you will see an additional 

fee of $300 in addition to the cost 

of the course. Assessment of the repeat fee 

is irrespective if you need the course for 

your degree plan or you’ve already earned 

your bachelor’s at UTEP. 

What is the Six-Course Drop 

Limit? 

Under section 51.907 of the Texas 

Education Code, beginning Fall 2007, 

all fi rst-year students enrolled for the 

fi rst time at any Texas public college or 

university are limited to six course drops 

during their academic career. This includes 

student and faculty initiated drops and 

courses dropped at other Texas public 

institutions. This policy does not apply to 

courses dropped prior to census day or to 

complete withdrawal from all courses for 

the semester. First-time fi rst-year students 

must meet with their academic advisor (or 

department chair of their major if they do 

not have an advisor) before dropping a 

course. The advisor will determine if the 

drop will count toward the six-drop limit. 

Students are encouraged to discuss options 

with their professors, advisors and to make 

use of campus resources before deciding 

to drop a course. Once the six course drop 

limit has been reached, subsequent drops 

REGISTRATION INFORMATION 

will be recorded with grades of WF. 

For further information contact the Registration 

& Records Offi ce, 123 Academic 

Services Building, call (915) 747-5544, or 

go to http://www.utep.edu/register 

What is a Personal Identifi cation 

Number (PIN)? 

Students are required to have a 6-digit PIN 

to access TOUCHTONE online registration. 

The USER ID is the UTEP ID NUMBER, 

the PIN is a 6-digit unique number. 

For security purposes, students are encouraged 

to change their PIN periodically 

through TOUCHTONE or GOLDMINE. 

DO NOT USE YOUR BIRTHDAY. To 

obtain your initial PIN, contact the HELP- 

DESK at 915/747-5257, or go to hhtp;// 

www.utep.edu/register, and clck on FAQs 

How do I change my address? 

University correspondence will be sent to 

the current mailing address on fi le. Simply 

log onto Goldmine via my.utep.edu and 

follow the links Personal Information 

View/Update Address to make updates. You 

may also notify the Registration & Records 

offi ce of updates in person, by mail, fax 

@915/747-8764, or via email (registrar@ 

utep.edu) of a change in mailing address. If 

you notify the offi ce by mail or fax, be sure 

to sign your request and to include a clear 

copy of a current picture ID. Email requests 

are accepted only from your “utep.edu” 

email address. 

How do I change my name or social 

security number with UTEP? 

Students wishing to make any changes must 

come to the Records & Registration Offi ce 

with the following documentation: 

Name changes: Original or certifi ed copy 

of a marriage license, court order, divorce 

decree, or US Government-issued document 

(i.e. social security card, passport, visa, 

green card) AND a valid photo identifi cation 

card. 

Social Security Number changes: 

Current social security card and a valid 

photo identifi cation card. 

Where do I fi nd out about 

graduation procedures? 

Visit www.utep.edu/register for general 

information. Visit www.utep.edu/commencement 

for Commencement Information

HOW MANY HOURS SHOULD I TAKE? 

How many hours can I take at 

once? 

You are permitted to register each term 

for the credit hours listed below: 

Undergraduate Students 

Fall 21 credit hours 

Spring 24 credit hours (Combined terms), or 

21 for Spring, or 6 for Wintermester. 

Summer 15 credit hours (Combined terms), or 

9 for Summer, or 6 for Maymester. 

Graduate & Doctoral Students 

Fall 15 credit hours 

Spring 18 credit hours, including Wintermester 

Summer 9 credit hours 

How many hours is considered 

full-time? 

UTEP uses the following categories for 

enrollment verifi cation to fi nancial aid, 

loan agencies, insurance companies, 

scholarships, etc… Students are encouraged 

to enroll in the appropriate number 

of credit hours as required by applicable 

agencies or programs. UTEP recommends 

that VA students consult with the 

campus Veterans Affairs Offi ce. Those 

participating in the Career and Professional 

Development Services Cooperative 

Education Program and are enrolled 

only in a CO-OP course, will be classifi 

ed as full time for the semester/term. 

Undergraduate Students Course 

Enrollment Loads per Term 

Fall and Spring 

Full-time 12 or more hours 

3/4 time 9-11 hours 


Less than 1/2 5 or fewer 

Summer 



1/2 time 3 hours 


Graduate/Doctoral Students Course 

Enrollment Loads per Term 

Fall and Spring 





Summer 


1/2 time 2 hours 


If you are a graduate or doctoral student, 

the full time classifi cation applies 

to criteria for employment as teaching 

and research assistants and for receipt of 

stipends and scholarships. It represents a 

minimum standard and individual programs 

may require students to enroll in 

more hours to qualify for support. 

Master’s degree students who have 

completed all requirements for the degree 

except the second semester of the master’s 

thesis (5399) and who were full time 

students in the immediately preceding fall 

or spring semester are classifi ed by the 

Graduate School as full time if enrolled in 

3 hours of thesis. This applies to a single 

fi nal semester only. 

Doctoral degree students who have 

completed all requirements for the degree 

except the dissertation (6398/6399 

or 6320/6321) and who were full time 

students in the immediately preceding fall 

or spring semester are classifi ed by the 

Graduate School as full time in enrolled in 

3 hours of dissertation. This applies to two 

fi nal semesters of dissertation work only. 

What do I do if I want to enroll in 

more than the maximum hours 

allowed? 

Students who wish to take an overload 

must obtain prior authorization. Undergraduate 

students should acquire approval 

from their academic dean. Graduate and 

doctoral students need approval from 

the Graduate Student Services Offi ce. A 

Course Waiver Form must be submitted to 

the Registration and Records Offi ce. 

What if I can’t register for the 

number of hours shown above? 

Course load conditions can be imposed 

by an advisor or dean in accordance with 

standards of Academic Performance. 

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Your Social Security 

Number (SSN) 

Mandatory disclosure of your 

social security number 

To comply with federal and/or state statutes, 

disclosure of your SSN is required of all 

students (except those international students 

with out one) & UTEP employees. 

If you are asked to disclose your SSN to 

UTEP, you will be notifi ed of the statutory 

authority under which your SSN is being 

solicited. 

Disclosure of your SSN is required for UTEP 

to report, calculate and track the following: 

• Providing enrollment information to 

State of Texas 

• Accounting for Federal Financial Aid 

awards to UTEP students as required 

by the Department of Education and 

state agencies 

• Reporting tuition and fee payments by 

students to comply with the Internal 

Revenue Service tax credit available 

under the Tax Relief Act of 1997; and 

• Processing employment and reporting 

compensation to the Internal Revenue 

Service, Social Security Administration 

(SSA), and other federal or state 

agencies. 

• Further disclosure of your SSN will be 

governed by the Texas Public Information 

Act, Texas Government Code, 

Section 552.001 et.seq. 

Additional information can be found at the 

following web sites: 

http://www.utsystem.edu/BPM/66.htm 

http://www.usdoj.gov/04foia/privstat.htm 

If you have questions, contact the Offi ce of 

the Vice President for Business Affairs. 

UTEP Indentifi cation Number 

In an effort to protect the confi dentiality of 

your Social Security Number (SSN) and 

deter identity theft on campus, The University 

of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) assigns you a 

unique UTEP Identifi cation Number. This 

unique ID number is your key to all offi cial 

academic and business transactions on 

campus. It will also grant you access to valuable 

campus resources and services. If you 

have a student ID number that begins with 

a D00 or @00, those numbers have been 

replaced with your assigned UTEP Identifi cation 

Number. 


Hold Message Department Contact Location Phone (915) 

6 COURSE DROP LIMIT AFFECTED REGISTRATION AND RECORDS OFFICE ASB 123 747-5544 

ACADEMIC HOLD – BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION COLLEGE OF BUSINESS, DEAN’S OFFICE BUSN 101 747-5241 

ACADEMIC HOLD – EDUCATION COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, DEAN’S OFFICE EDUC 414 747-5572 

ACADEMIC HOLD – ENGINEERING COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, DEAN’S OFFICE ENGR E 230 747-5460 

ACADEMIC HOLD – LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS, DEAN’S OFFICE LART 343 747-5666 

ACADEMIC HOLD – HEALTH SCIENCES COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCI, DEAN’S OFFICE 1101 N CAMPBELL 747-7280 

ACADEMIC HOLD - NURSING SCHOOL OF NURSING, DEAN’S OFFICE 1101 N CAMPBELL 747-8323 

ACADEMIC HOLD – SCIENCE COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, DEAN’S OFFICE BELL 100 747-5536 

ACADEMIC HOLD -UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES/UNIVERSITY COLLEGE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, DEAN’S OFFICE ASB 218 747-5151 

ACC TRACKING ACADEMIC ADVISING CENTER AAC 1ST FL 747-5290 

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE STUDENT BUSINESS SERVICES ASB 118 747-5116 

ADMISSIONS ADMISSIONS & RECRUITMENT OFFICE ASB 102 747-5890 

ALTERNATIVE CERTIFICATION ALTERNATIVE CERTIFICATION PROGRAM EDUC 801 747-7605 

ATHLETE REGISTRATION HOLD MINER ATHLETE ACADEMIC CENTER (MAAC) AAC 2ND FLOOR 747-5668 

BALANCE DUE STUDENT BUSINESS SERVICES ASB 118 747-5116 

CHS/SON COMPLIANCE CLEARANCE COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES (COMPLIANCE COORDINATOR) 1101 N. CAMPBELL 747-7225 

CLINICAL CLEARANCE FOR NURSING STUDENTS STUDENT HEALTH CENTER 2001 WIGGINS 747-5624 

CLINICAL CLEARANCE FOR MATRICULATED NURSING STUDENTS STUDENT HEALTH CENTER 2001 WIGGINS 747-5624 

COLLEGE TRANSCRIPT ADMISSIONS AND RECRUITMENT OFFICE ASB 102 747-5890 

COUNTY ATTORNEY STUDENT BUSINESS SERVICES ASB 118 747-5116 

DISTANCE EDUCATION TRANSCRIPT REGISTRATION AND RECORDS OFFICE ASB 123 747-5544 

DORM/HOUSING MINER VILLAGE SUMMIT 101 747-5352 

ENTERING STUDENT PROGRAM CIRCLES (SCIENCE & ENGINEERING) AAC 1ST FLOOT 747-5290 

FFELP HOLD STUDENT BUSINESS SERVICES ASB 118 747-5116 

GENERAL STUDIES HOLD (60 HOURS) COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS, DEAN’S OFFICE LART 343 747-6666 

GRADUATE DOCUMENTATION GRADUATE SCHOOL ASB 223 747-5491 

GRADUATE PENDING DEGREE GRADUATE SCHOOL ASB 223 747-5491 

GRADUATE STUDENT SERVICES GRADUATE SCHOOL ASB 223 747-5491 

GRADUATE TERM GRADES GRADUATE SCHOOL ASB 223 747-5491 

GRADUATE TEST SCORES GRADUATE SCHOOL ASB 223 747-5491 

HAZELWOOD FINANCIAL FINANCIAL AID OFFICE ASB 204 747-5204 

HEALTH SCIENCES BACKGROUND CHECK COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES HSCI 122 747-7280 

HIGH SCHOOL TRANSCRIPT ADMISSIONS & RECRUITMENT OFFICE ASB 102 747-5890 

INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS UNION EAST 203 747-5664 

INTERNATIONAL - REGULAR HOURS OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS UNION EAST 203 747-5664 

LEARNING COMMUNITY ACADEMIC ADVISING CENTER AAC 1ST FLOOR 747-5290 

LEVELING HOLD – BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BUSN 101 747-5174 

MAJOR ADVISING REQUIRED CONTACT APPROPRIATE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT 

MENINGITIS INFORM HOLD REGISTRATION AND RECORDS OFFICE ASB 123 747-5544 

MINER GOLD CARD OFFICE MINER GOLD CARD OFFICE ASB 747-7334 

NO GOOD ADDRESS REPORTED REGISTRATION AND RECORDS OFFICE ASB 123 747-5544 

ORIENTATION HOLD NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION AAC 747-6752 

OTHER AWARD (GOVR) STUDENT BUSINESS SERVICES ASB 118 747-5116 

PELL HOLD (PELP) STUDENT BUSINESS SERVICES ASB 118 747-5116 

PENDING UTEP DEGREE GRADUATE SCHOOL for GR/DR students 

ASB 223 

747-5491 

ADMISSIONS & RECRUITMENT OFFICE for 2nd Bachelors 

ASB 102 

747-7605 

REGISTRAR/RECORDS REGISTRATION AND RECORDS OFFICE ASB 123 747-5544 

SA DISCIPLINARY DEAN OF STUDENTS OFFICE UNION WEST 102 747-5648 

SA EXPULSION DEAN OF STUDENTS OFFICE UNION WEST 102 747-5648 

SEOG HOLD (SELP) STUDENT BUSINESS SERVICES ASB 118 747-5116 

SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER NEEDED FINANCIAL AID OFFICE ASB 204 747-5204 

SSSP TRIO STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES PROGRAM LIB 300 747-5349 

START ADVISING REQUIRED ACADEMIC ADVISING CENTER AAC 1ST FLOOR 747-5290 

START CLUSTER BLOCK ACADEMIC ADVISING CENTER AAC 1ST FLOOR 747-5290 

STATE DROPS REMAINING ACADEMIC ADVISOR 

STUDENT ATHLETE MINER ATHLETE ACADEMIC CENTER (MAAC) AAC 2ND FLOOR 747-5668 

SUSPENDED CONTACT APPROPRIATE ACADEMIC DEAN 

TEST SCORES ADMISSIONS & RECRUITMENT OFFICE ASB 102 747-7605 

T/F NONCOMPLIANCE STUDENT BUSINESS SERVICES ASB 118 747-5116 

TRANSCRIPT MISSING VETERANS AFFAIRS OFFICE ASB 127 747-5342 

TSI ADVISING – TEXAS SUCCESS INITIATIVE ACADEMIC ADVISING CENTER AAC 1ST FLOOR 747-5290 

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE – SMART START UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, DEAN’S OFFICE ASB 218 747-5151 

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REGISTRATION HOLD CONTACT INFORMATION

FINAL EXAMINATIONS 

Final Examinations 

Exam Policy 

Exemption from fi nal examination may 

not be given. Final examinations are 

scheduled to be two hours, forty-fi ve 

minutes in length and take place during 

the fi nal examination period. It is the 

policy of the university not to administer 

a second fi nal examination in the 

course. It is also university policy that 

students shall not have more than two 

fi nal examinations in a single day. In 

the unlikely event that the examination 

schedule results in a student having three 

fi nal examinations on a single day, the 

faculty member upon the request of the 

student shall reschedule the second of 

that student’s three examinations. 

Listed to the right are the fi nal examination 

schedules. It is the student’s responsibility 

to check this schedule carefully. 

Confusion as to the exam time will not 

be accepted as a valid reason for missing 

an examination. 

Alternate Part of Term Exams 

Alternate Part of Term exams follow 

a different exam schedule. Final exam 

dates for Alternate Part of Term courses 

are listed on p. 5 under the Alternate 

Part of Term Important Dates. 

Did you know? 

Undergraduate and Graduate 

Studies Catalogs provide 

you with more detail on the 

following: 

Admission 

Academic Policies and Procedures 

Discrimination Complaints 

Scholastic Dishonesty 

Student Grievance Procedures 

Student Life Policies and Procedures 

Student Right-To-Know and Campus 

Security Act 

Final Examinations Schedule 

Group Exams 

Your Class is… Group Exam Is…. 

ENGL 0311 Mon, Dec 7th 7:00 am – 9:45 am 

ESOL 1309, ESOL 1311, ESOL 1312, ESOL 1610 

or ESOL 1910 

Mon, Dec 7th 7:00 am – 9:45 am 

ACCT 2301, ACCT 2302, ACCT 3321 or ACCT 

3322 

Tue, Dec 8th, 7:00 am - 9:45 am 

CHEM 1305 or CHEM 1306 Tue, Dec 8th 7:00 am - 9:45 am 

CS 1420 Tue, Dec 8th 1:00 pm – 3:45 pm 

ENGL 0310 Tue, Dec 8th 7:00 am - 9:45 am 

QMB 2301 Wed, Dec 9th 7:00 am - 9:45 am 

Exams by Meeting Time 

Your class meets… Your Final Is… 

MWF 7:30 am or MW 7:30 am Fri, Dec 11th 7:00 am – 9:45 am 

MWF 8:30 am or MW 9:00 am Mon, Dec 7th 10:00 am – 12:45 pm 

MWF 9:30 am Wed, Dec 9th 10:00 am – 12:45 pm 

MWF 10:30 am or MW 10:30 am Fri, Dec 11th 10:00 am – 12:45 pm 

MWF 11:30 am, MW 11:30 am or 12 noon Wed, Dec 9th 1:00 pm – 3:45 pm 

MWF 12:30 pm Fri, Dec 11th 1:00 pm – 3:45 pm 

MWF 1:30 pm or MW 1:30 pm Wed, Dec 9th 4:00 pm – 6:45 pm 

MWF 2:30 pm or MW 3:00 pm Mon, Dec 7th 1:00 pm – 3:45 pm 

MW 4:00 pm or MW 4:30 pm Mon, Dec 7th 4:00 pm – 6:45 pm 

MW 6:00 pm Wed, Dec 9th 7:00 pm – 9:45 pm 

MW 7:30 pm Mon, Dec 7th 7:00 pm – 9:45 pm 

M 4:30 pm, 5:00 pm or 5:30 pm Mon, Dec 7th 4:00 pm – 6:45 pm 

M 6:00 pm, 7:00 pm or 7:30 pm Mon, Dec 7th 7:00 pm – 9:45 pm 

W 4:30 pm, 5:00 pm or 5:30 pm Wed, Dec 9th 4:00 pm – 6:45 pm 

W 6:00 pm or W 7:00 pm Wed, Dec 9th 7:00 pm – 9:45 pm 

TR 7:30 am Thur, Dec 10th 7:00 am – 9:45 am 

TR 9:00 am Tue, Dec 8th 10:00 am – 12:45 pm 

TR 10:30 am Thur, Dec 10th 10:00 am – 12:45 pm 

TR 12 noon Tue, Dec 8th 1:00 pm – 3:45 pm 

TR 1:30 pm Thur, Dec 10th 4:00 pm – 6:45 pm 


TR 4:30 pm Tue, Dec 8th 4:00 pm – 6:45 pm 


TR 7:30 pm Tue, Dec 8th 7:00 pm – 9:45 pm 

T 4:30 pm, 5:00 pm or 5:30 pm Tue, Dec 8th 4:00 pm - 6:45 pm 

T 6:00 pm or T 7:00 pm Tue, Dec 8th 7:00 pm – 9:45 pm 

R 4:30 pm, 5:00 pm or 5:30 pm Thur, Dec 10th 4:00 pm - 6:45 pm 

R 6:00 pm or R 7:00 pm Thur, Dec 10th 7:00 pm – 9:45 pm 

S 8:00 am, 9:00 am, 10:00 am, 11:00 am, 12 noon Sat, Dec 5th Regularly scheduled 

or 2:00 pm 

time and location 


Accessing Your Class Schedule 

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1. Log on to my.utep.edu 

2. Follow the links Student Services & Financial Aid Registration 

3. Select Student Detail Schedule 

4. Select Term and click Submit 

5. The Student Schedule Detail provides information on each course registered for the 

selected semester. 


YOUR CLASS SCHEDULE

CORE CURRICULUM INFORMATION 

Core Curriculum 

All undergraduates of The University of Texas at El Paso are 

required to complete a 42-semester credit hour core curriculum before 

receiving a baccalaureate degree. The core curriculum consists 

of nine blocks. 

Core Curriculum Worksheet 

Communications – 9 credits 

3 credits speech, 6 credits English composition 

COMM 1301 or COMM 1302 or COMM 1611 

ENGL sequence or ESOL sequence 

ENGL 1311 & 1312 

ENGL/COMM 1611 & ENGL 1312 

ENGL 1311 & 1313 

ESOL 1311 & 1312 

Mathematics - 3 credits 

MATH 1319 or MATH 1320 or MATH 1508 or higher 

Natural Sciences – 6 credits lecture, 1 lab 

6 lecture credits, 1 lab 

Sequence chosen must be completed 

ASTR 1307 & 1308, and 1107 or 1108 

BIOL 1305-1107 & 1306-1108, or 

BIOL 1305-1107 & 2311 - 2111, or 

BIOL 1305 - 1107, or BIOL 2313-2113 

CHEM 1407 & 1408, or 

CHEM 1305-1105 & 1306-1106 

ESCI 1301, 1101 AND 

BIOL 1306-1108 or 

BIOL 1303 & 1103 or 

GEOL 1313 & 1103 or 

GEOL 1311 (non major-track), or 

GEOG 1306-1106 

GEOL 1311 & 1312, or 

GEOL 1313-1103 & 1314-1104, or 

GEOL 1313-1103 & GEOG 1306-1106, or 

GEOL 1311 & GEOG 1306-1106, or 

GEOL 1312 & GEOG 1306-1106, OR 

CORE CURRICULUM 

Consult with your academic advisor to determine 

which courses apply to your specifi c degree plan. 

PHYS 1403 & 1404 

substitution: PHYS 2420 & 2421 

Humanities – 3 credits 

Choice of one 

ENGL 2311 HIST 2301 

ENGL 2312 HIST 2302 

ENGL 2313 PHIL 1301 

ENGL 2314 PHIL 2306 

ENGL 2318 

Visual & Performing Arts – 3 credits 


ART 1300 MUSL 1321 

ARTH 1305 MUSL 1324 

ARTH 1306 MUSL 1327 

DANC 1304 THEA 1313 

FILM 1390 ARTS 3320 

U. S. History – 6 credits 

HIST 1301 & 1302 

Political Science – 6 credits 

POLS 2310 & 2311 

Social & Behavioral Sciences – 3 credits 


ANTH 1301 

ANTH 1302 

ECON 1301 or ECON 2303 or 2304 

GEOG 1310 

LING/ANTH/ENGL 2320 

PSYC 1301 

SOCI 1301 

Institutionally Designated Option – 3 credits 

UNIV 1301 or UNIV 2350 


LEARNING COMMUNITIES QUICK REFERENCE 

Let’s face it; college takes getting used to 

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The campus is huge 

The faces are new 

The pace is fast 

The courses are demanding 

The workloads are intense 

Learning communities help you 

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Build friendships with other students 

Work closely with faculty 

Learn how to connect ideas across different courses 

Build a convenient class schedule 

Improve your grades. 

Please contact our offi ce to get more information. 

Dr. Ann Gabbert 

Assistant Director for Student Support 

Learning Communities Coordinator 

Entering Student Program, University Studies 

UGLC 344 

915/747-7618 


LEARNING 

COMMUNITIES 

Join a learning community today to... 

make friends! 

take core courses! 

enjoy smaller classes! 

enroll in 2 or 3 linked courses as a block! 

Open the doors to your future. 

Join a learning community today! 

What are Learning 

Communities? 

You and your “community” (usually 

20-25 students) enroll together in two 

or three linked courses as a scheduled 

block. You attend your linked courses 

together; for example, you might attend 

the same sections of UNIV and 

history. Sharing courses this way helps 

you form friendships and study groups 

quickly while learning together. Some 

assignments may also be integrated 

- you might be asked to write a journal 

entry in your UNIV class about a 

chapter assigned in history. Learning 

communities help you make connections 

between content in different 

courses, develop teamwork and 

leadership skills, and increase your 

opportunity for academic success. 

How do I register for a 

Learning Community? 

To register for a learning community, 

enter all of the CRNs (the fi ve-digit 

Course Reference Number) listed under 

the learning community into Goldmine/TTR 

before selecting “Save.” 

The Goldmine System will require 

you to register for all of the courses 

within the learning community. By 

failing to enter all CRNs, you will 

receive a “co-requisite error,” which 

will list the other course(s) for which 

you need to register to complete your 

enrollment in the learning community. 

If you get this “co-requisite error,” 

simply register for the other courses in 

the learning community. Concurrent 

enrollment in all sections is required 

through Census Day.

LEARNING COMMUNITIES 


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DISTANCE LEARNING QUICK REFERENCE 

What is Instructional Support 

Services? 

Instructional Support Services (ISS) 

serves as the principal organization on 

campus for the design, delivery, and 

evaluation of online learning at UTEP. 

ISS is committed to delivering quality 

instruction to all students and meeting 

the educational needs of the non-traditional 

student. For more information, 

please go to http://academics.utep. 

edu/iss. 

What is Distance Education? 

The United States Distance Learning 

Association(USDLA) defi nition: “The 

acquisition of knowledge and skills 

through mediated information and 

instruction, encompassing all technologies 

and other forms of learning at a 

distance.” 

Why Distance Education? 

The American educational system is 

challenged with providing increased 

educational opportunities to non-traditional 

students without an increase in 

budgets. Many educational institutions, 

like UTEP, are answering this need by 

developing an online education program. 

In conjunction with the UT TeleCampus, 

UTEP has been able to incorporate many 

cost effective measures and deliver a 

quality online education to its students. 

What are the advantages 

of Online Learning? 

Online learning is more fl exible for 

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DISTANCE LEARNING 


UT Telecampus Courses 

WebCT Courses 

More Information: http://academics.utep.edu/online 

students to adapt their schedule around. 

It can also help save on gas expenses 

and consequently contribute to the 

quality of the environment. Students 

taking online courses enjoy the high 

level of interaction that extends beyond 

a few hours a week, and report having 

better ongoing communication with their 

instructors and classmates. 

Is there an online listing of 

online courses at UTEP? 

Yes, you can fi nd an online listing at 

http://academics.utep.edu/online. 

Is Distance Education, or 

Online Learning Effective? 

In a word... yes! Extensive research has 

been done comparing effective distance 

learning to the traditional face-to-face 

instruction and the results are that both 

are comparable. Technology implementation 

varies, but the learning outcomes 

share the same effectiveness. 

Are there additional Distance 

Learning Fees? 

All courses offered via online learning 

are assessed a $25/credit hour for Undergraduate 

courses and a $50/credit hour 

for Graduate courses Distance Learning 

Fee. Note that if you are enrolled 

in ONLY online learning courses (i.e. 

there are no traditioanl face to face, or 

hybrid, courses), the following fees are 

waived; Activity Fee, Union Fee, and 

Recreation Fee. 

What is the UT TeleCampus? 

The UT TeleCampus (UTTC) delivers 

online courses and degrees for the 

University of Texas System and “is a 

service-driven, central support system 

for online education initiatives” for all 

fi fteen campuses in the UT System. All 

of the UTTC hosted graduate and undergraduate 

distance learning courses utilize 

only interactive Internet Web-based 

delivery using Blackboard via the UT 

TeleCampus at http://www.uttc.org See 

p. 43 for current UTEP UTTC offerings. 

What is Telecampus 

Information System (TIS)? 

The Telecampus Information System 

(TIS) allows students who have registered 

for UTTC delivered courses, to 

set up their user accounts to access their 

Blackboard course. A new student to 

UTTC delivered courses should go to 

http://www.uttc.org and create a student 

account prior to the fi rst day of class. 

What are WebCT courses? 

WebCT courses are 100% on-line courses 

that are offered only to the UTEP 

campus. These courses are delivered via 

the WebCT link available through http:// 

my.utep.edu. Courses available under 

this category are listed on p. 46. 

How do I register for Distance 

Learning Courses? 

Register for Distance Learning Courses 

originating from UTEP via Goldmine. 

Steps for registration are detailed starting 

on p. 26.


Online Learning at UTEP 

Instructional Support Services (ISS) serves as the principal organization for the design, delivery, and evaluation of online learning at UTEP. ISS is committed to delivering quality instruction 

to all students and meeting the educational needs of the non-traditional student. 

All of the following graduate and undergraduate UTEP online learning courses utilize only interactive Internet Web-based delivery via the UT TeleCampus at http://www.uttc.org OR the 

UTEP Portal at http://my.utep.edu. For more information on UTEP online courses, you can go to http://academics.utep.edu/online. Distance Learning fees apply to all online courses at 

UTEP. 

UTEP Courses hosted by the UT TeleCampus (http://uttc.org) 

UTEP courses that are hosted by the UT TeleCampus are listed below. Information on other online courses available for UTEP student registration can 

be accessed at http://www.uttc.org. 

UNDERGRADUATE COURSES 

All of following distance learning courses utilizes only interactive Internet/Web-based delivery (no face-to-face class meetings). Prospective and registered students should go to http:// 

academics.utep.edu/online for course information and instructor contact information. Distance Learning fees apply. 

ANTH 1302 Intro-Cultural Anthropology(C) Cr: 3.0 HIST 2301 World History to 1500 (C) Cr: 3.0 

14206 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Campbell, H. 12590 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Nemeth, N. 

ANTH 1310 Cultural Geography Cr: 3.0 HIST 2302 World History Since 1500 (C) Cr: 3.0 

14803 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Collins, T. 15577 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Melendrez, D. 

ANTH 4380 Theory in Anthropology Cr: 3.0 HUMN 3301 Backgrounds and Foundations Cr: 3.0 

14216 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Heyman, J. 15013 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Weber, R. 

BIOL 3320 Genetics Cr: 3.0 HUMN 3302 From Faith to Reason Cr: 3.0 

13265 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Goldstein, P. 15020 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Nemeth, N. 

BIOL 3330 Histology Cr: 3.0 HUMN 3302 Medieval Women Cr: 3.0 

15611 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Kolitsky, M. 16424 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Nemeth, N. 

BIOL 4395 Topics in Biology Cr: 3.0 HUMN 3303 Challenges of Modern Culture Cr: 3.0 

13266 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Goldstein, P. 15034 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Wren, R. 

CRIJ 4300 Selected Topics - Criminal Justice Cr: 3.0 LING 4371 Studies in Linguistics Cr: 3.0 

13251 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Goldstein, P. 13815 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Blume, M. 

ENGL 3355 Workplace Writing Cr: 3.0 POLS 3354 Internship Cr: 3.0 

12044 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Posey, E. 16208 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Staudt, K. 

ENGL 3355 Workplace Writing Cr: 3.0 POLS 4313 Southwestern Border Politics Cr: 3.0 

15940 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Posey, E. 16216 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Staudt, K. 


ENGL 3359 Technical Writing Cr: 3.0 SOCI 1310 Cultural Geography Cr: 3.0 

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14796 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Salinas, C. 14820 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Collins, T. 

GEOG 1310 Cultural Geography (C) Cr: 3.0 TRAN 4382 Translation from Info Media Cr: 3.0 

14853 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Collins, T. 14302 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Jacobson, H. 

UTEP Courses hosted by the UT TeleCampus (http://uttc.org) 

UTEP courses that are hosted by the UT TeleCampus are listed below. Information on other online courses available for UTEP student registration can 

be accessed at http://www.uttc.org. 

GRADUATE COURSES 



BED 5330 Current Topics In Bilingual/ESL Cr: 3.0 NURS 5310 Nursing Theories and Processes Cr: 3.0 

15383 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Reyes, R. 16765 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Ward, S. 

BED 5331 Survey Issues/Bil/Sec Lang Ed Cr: 3.0 NURS 5310 Nursing Theories and Processes Cr: 3.0 

13224 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Seda, M. 16766 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Ward, S. 

BED 5332 Literacy Dev. in Spanish Cr: 3.0 NURS 5337 Health Care Financial Mgmt. Cr: 3.0 

14332 100% Online via UT TeleCampus STAFF 13148 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Beeman, T. 

BED 5334 Teaching Content in Spanish Cr: 3.0 NURS 5338 Health Law, Policy & Ethics Cr: 3.0 

15384 100% Online via UT TeleCampus STAFF 13150 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Amaya, M. 

BED 5343 Sheltered Eng Inst/Educators Cr: 3.0 NURS 5345 Curriculum Development Cr: 3.0 

13227 100% Online via UT TeleCampus STAFF 13151 100% Online via UT TeleCampus McKee, G. 

CRW 5321 Narrative Theory and Poetics Cr: 3.0 NURS 5347 Effective Teaching Strategies Cr: 3.0 

15574 100% Online via UT TeleCampus De Pierola, J. 14324 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Beeman, T. 

CRW 5365 Forms & Techniques of Poetry Cr: 3.0 NURS 5362 Pharmacotherapeutics Cr: 3.0 

16227 100% Online via UT TeleCampus STAFF 13783 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Pierson, C. 

CRW 5372 Advanced Screenwriting Cr: 3.0 NURS 5370 Research Methods I Cr: 3.0 

16231 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Williford, L. 16767 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Edmonds, V. 

ECED 5351 Trends In Early Childhood Education Cr: 3.0 NURS 5370 Research Methods I Cr: 3.0 

13232 100% Online via UT TeleCampus STAFF 16768 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Monsivais, D. 


ECED 5353 Dev-Lit Skill/Preschool to Grade 3 Cr: 3.0 NURS 5423 Evidence Based Practice I Cr: 3.0 

13234 100% Online via UT TeleCampus STAFF 14326 100% Online via UT TeleCampus McKee, G. 

KIN 5369 Phys Activities-Young Children Cr: 3.0 PAD 5361 Political Economy of Borders Cr: 3.0 

14049 100% Online via UT TeleCampus O’Quinn, G. 16761 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Leiman, J. 

KIN 5373 Motor Learning and Control Cr: 3.0 RED 5340 Current Topics-Reading Education Cr: 3.0 

14051 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Pederson, R. 13235 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Becker, P. 

LING 5370 Study in Language Cr: 3.0 RED 5340 Current Topics-Reading Education Cr: 3.0 

15121 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Blume, M. 14489 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Becker, P. 

NURS 5303 Advanced Health Assessment Cr: 3.0 SCED 5326 Curriculum in Secondary School Cr: 3.0 

13144 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Sharp, D. 13236 100% Online via UT TeleCampus STAFF 

SIED 5323 Societal Context of Sc Educators Cr: 3.0 TED 5302 Manage Student-centered Classroom Cr: 3.0 

15504 100% Online via UT TeleCampus STAFF 14354 100% Online via UT TeleCampus STAFF 

TED 5301 Learning Contexts & Curriculum Cr: 3.0 TED 5302 Manage Student-centered Classroom Cr: 3.0 

13237 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Awalt, C. 14549 100% Online via UT TeleCampus STAFF 

TED 5301 Learning Contexts & Curriculum Cr: 3.0 TED 5303 Authentic/Perf Assess Classroom Cr: 3.0 

13385 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Awalt, C. 13390 100% Online via UT TeleCampus STAFF 

TED 5302 Manage Student-centered Classroom Cr: 3.0 TED 5304 Scholarly Writing for Educators Cr: 3.0 

13238 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Descamps, J. 16790 100% Online via UT TeleCampus Mein E. 

TED 5313 Diversity in Educ. Settings Cr: 3.0 

13392 100% Online via UT TeleCampus STAFF 




UTEP Online Courses (http://my.utep.edu) 

UTEP courses that are hosted locally at are listed below. Courses can be accessed at http://my.utep.edu. 

UNDERGRADUATE COURSES 



BED 4340 Principles of Bilingual/ESL Ed Cr: 3.0 ECED 3335 Language & Literacy/Early Years Cr: 3.0 

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13223 100% Online via my.utep.edu STAFF 13363 100% Online via my.utep.edu STAFF 

BED 4340 Principles of Bilingual/ESL Ed Cr: 3.0 SCED 3312 General Methods in Sec School Cr: 3.0 


BED 4343 Sheltered ESL Instruction Cr: 3.0 TED 4350 Educational Workshop Cr: 3.0 


BED 4343 Sheltered ESL Instruction Cr: 3.0 TRAN 3359 Introduction to Translation Cr: 3.0 

14327 100% Online via my.utep.edu STAFF 13030 100% Online via my.utep.edu Jacobson, H. 

CLSC 3150 Medical Terminology Cr: 3.0 UNIV 2350 Interdisciplinary Tech/Soc (C) Cr: 3.0 

15608 100% Online via my.utep.edu Lewis, W. 12445 100% Online via my.utep.edu Penoyer, S. 

CRIJ 3300 Effective/Assessment Criminal Just Cr: 3.0 WS 3390 Women’s Studies: Special Topics Cr: 3.0 

14560 100% Online via my.utep.edu Lee, G. 14587 100% Online via my.utep.edu Weinberg, J. 

UTEP Online Courses (http://my.utep.edu) 

UTEP courses that are hosted locally at are listed below. Courses can be accessed at http://my.utep.edu. 

GRADUATE COURSES 



BED 5331 Survey Issues/Bil/Sec Lang Ed Cr: 3.0 TED 5119 Graduate Workshop in Education Cr: 3.0 

15530 100% Online via my.utep.edu STAFF 15588 100% Online via my.utep.edu Awalt, C. 

BED 5343 Sheltered Eng Inst/Educators Cr: 3.0 TED 5119 Graduate Workshop in Education Cr: 3.0 

14550 100% Online via my.utep.edu STAFF 15589 100% Online via my.utep.edu Seda, M. 

MTED 5318 Current Topics in Math Educ. Cr: 3.0 TED 5301 Learning Contexts & Curriculum Cr: 3.0 

15353 100% Online via my.utep.edu STAFF 14582 100% Online via my.utep.edu Hampton, E. 


NURS 5312 Childbearing/rearing Health Practicum Cr: 3.0 TED 5302 Manage Student-centered Classroom Cr: 3.0 


NURS 5366 Managing Diverse Work Teams Cr: 3.0 TED 5304 Scholarly Writing for Educators Cr: 3.0 

13154 100% Online via my.utep.edu Beeman, T. 14355 100% Online via my.utep.edu STAFF 

NURS 5412 Childbearing/rearing Health Cr: 3.0 TED 5304 Scholarly Writing for Educators Cr: 3.0 

16489 100% Online via my.utep.edu Reveles, K. 15613 100% Online via my.utep.edu STAFF 

NURS 5472 Advanced Practice Clinical II Cr: 3.0 TED 5304 Scholarly Writing for Educators Cr: 3.0 

15633 100% Online via my.utep.edu Sharp, D. 15710 100% Online via my.utep.edu STAFF 

NURS 5672 Advanced Practice Clinical I Cr: 3.0 TED 5304 Scholarly Writing for Educators Cr: 3.0 

15303 100% Online via my.utep.edu Solis, G. 15770 100% Online via my.utep.edu STAFF 

OT 5389 Graduate Project II Cr: 3.0 TED 5319 Graduate Workshop In Education Cr: 3.0 

13108 100% Online via my.utep.edu Funk, K. 13378 100% Online via my.utep.edu STAFF 

PAGE TITLE 


CAMPUS SERVICES 


The Academic Advising Center provides 

academic advising for general studies, 

START students, Pre-Nursing/Pre-Physical 

Therapy, Programa Interamericano 

Estudiantil, UT Austin Coordinated Admission 

Program, ABITUR and specifi ed 

lower-division students from the College 

of Liberal Arts. 

The Academic Advising Center is also 

the home to the CircLES program. 

AAC 1st Floor 915/747-5290 

Admissions & Recruitment 

The offi ce provides information that 

guides students through the admissions 

process, fi nancial aid, scholarships, testing, 

new student orientation, advising, 

and registration. 

ASB 102 915/747-5890 

Career Services 

The Career Services offi ce assists 

students with career information and 

resources, tips on preparing for a job 

search whether for part-time employment, 

an internship, Cooperative Education 

Program or a career choice after 

graduation. 

Union W. 103 915/747-5640 

Center for Civic Engagement 

The Center works with faculty and students 

to collaborate with a wide variety 

of public agencies, schools, non-profi t 

and community-based organizations. 

BEND 103 915/747-7969 

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Resources available to assist you. 

UT Cooperative Programs 

UT Austin Pharmacy Program 

1100 N Stanton Suite 301 915/747-8519 

UT Health Science Center at Houston 

– Master in Public Health 

1100 N Stanton 915/747-8500 

UT Health Science Center at Houston 

– Doctorate of Science in Nursing 

1101 N Campbell 915/747-7246 

Disabled Student Services 

The offi ce works closely with faculty 

and staff in an advisory capacity to assist 

in determining reasonable accommodations 

that allow students with disabilities 

to participate in all campus programs. 

Union East 106 915/747-5148 

Enrollment Services Center 

This offi ce provides information to 

incoming freshmen, transfer, international, 

current and prospective students 

along with community members on 

various services including Admissions, 

Registration, Financial Aid, New 

Student Orientation, Miner Gold Card, 

Scholarships, Student Business Services 

(Cashiers), VA, Testing, Academic 

Advising and Graduate School. 

ASB 101 915/747-6186 

Entering Student Program 

Assists UTEP’s diverse student population 

with transitioning into the university 

environment; the Entering Student 

Program offers courses, and designs and 

implements academic learning communities. 

The Entering Student Program is also the 

home to the CircLES program. 

UGLC 344 915/747-7618 

Financial Aid 

The offi ce provides information on various 

fi nancial aid programs and related services. 

The offi ce is responsible for processing 

information from the Free Application for 

Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to determine 

student eligibility for fi nancial aid. 

ASB 204 915/747-5204 

Graduate Studies 

The offi ce of Graduate Student Services 

enhances student access to graduate degrees 

and post-baccalaureate programs of 

study at the University. 

ASB 223 915/747-5491 

Information Technology Help 

Desk 

The Information Technology department 

is responsible for providing technology 

support for the entire UTEP community. 

Students can receive assistance with Goldmine 

and UTEP e-mail password setup. 

Hawthorne Building 

915/747-5257 Off Campus 

915/747-4357 On Campus 

International Programs Offi ce 

The offi ce’s programs include immigration 

and personal advising for international 

students and scholars, management of the 

University’s nonimmigrant visa programs, 

concurrent enrollment requirements with 

other academic institutions, development

of cultural events and programming, 

coordination and promotion of study 

abroad and exchange programs, administration 

of the Programa de Asistencia 

Estudiantil (PASE), facilitating transfers 

in and out of UTEP under these services, 

and outreach to the community through 

the International Ambassadors program. 

Union East 203 915/747-5664 

Library 

The UTEP Library has been designed 

to provide University and community 

users with a modern and effi cient facility 

for study and research, and copy center 

services. 

500 W University 915/747-5672 

Miner Gold Card 

Your Miner Gold card is an all-in-one 

card. It is the offi cial identifi cation of 

the UTEP community. It will allow you 

access to UTEP events, programs, and 

services like the Miner Bucks program, 

Miner Meals and for banking convenience 

with Wells Fargo. 

ASB 116 915/747-7334 

Registration & Records Offi ce 

The Registration and Records Offi ce is 

responsible for publishing the University 

Catalog and class schedule, maintaining 

the academic calendar, and scheduling 

classrooms. In addition to these activities, 

the Registrar is responsible for 

student records and Veterans Affairs. 

ASB 123 915/747-5544 

Residence Life 

The Department of Residence Life is 

responsible for providing housing for 

UTEP students. The Department also 

plays a vital role in educating UTEP 

students outside the classroom. 

Miner Village, 

Summit Hall 915/747-5352 

Scholarships 

The UTEP Offi ce of Scholarships 

provides incoming freshmen, transfer, 

international and current students with 

information and assistance to take full 

advantage of scholarship opportunities 

available at the university. 

ASB 202 915/747-5478 

Student Assessment and 

Testing 

Provides testing for college admissions 

and assessment , including placement 

tests. Students can save time and money 

by taking advantage of credit by examination 

programs. 

AAC 127 915/747-5009 

Student Business Services 

Through an open and personalized 

partnership, Student Business Services 

is dedicated to you and your family in 

helping to manage your educational 

related fi nancial responsibilities. 

ASB 118 915/747-5116 

Student Development Center 

The center promotes student involvement 

through a wide range of programs 

and services like The Campus Activities 

Board, Greek life, and the Womens 

Resource Center. 

Union W 106 915/747-5670 

Student Success Programs 

A multi-faceted department consisting 

of six primary organizational entities: 

University Honors Program, New 

Student Orientation, Student Leadership 

Institute, College for Texans, National 

Student Exchange, and the Junior Scholars 

Program. Each of these areas offers a 

diverse array of programs, initiatives and 

activities. 

Honors House 915/747-5858 

Parking and Transportation 

Services 

You can buy parking decals and learn 

about parking locations and Miner 

Metro. 

ASB 122 915/747-5724 

University Counseling Center 

The center provides a variety of psychological 

services to UTEP students 

including personal, career, and crisis 

counseling. 

Union W 104 915/747-5302 


University Police 

The University of Texas at El Paso 

Police Department is charged with the 

responsibility of providing police services, 

as well as protecting the life and 

property of the students, faculty, staff 

and visitors of the University. 

3118 Sun Bowl Drive 

915/747-5611 

Dispatch Offi ce-Non-emergency calls 

915/747-5611 

Emergency 911 

Accident Reports 915/747-6636 

Crime Prevention 915/747 6338 

Lost and Found 915/747-6635 

UTEP Bookstore 

The bookstore not only sells academic 

books but also apparel and gifts, supplies, 

computer products, and faculty 

services. 

Union E 1st Floor 915/747-5594 

Veteran Affairs 

Services are available to eligible 

veterans and dependents who qualify 

under one of the Veteran Administration 

Educational Programs and are enrolled 

at UTEP. 

ASB 127 915/747-5342 


FALL 2009 ALTERNATE PART OF TERMS 

CRIMINAL JUSTICE 

S. F. RODRIGUEZ, DIRECTOR LART 116 747-7943 

CRIMINAL JUSTICE (CRIJ) 

Alternate Part of Term: Code CJ1 (meets Aug 10 th – Oct 8 th ) 

CRIJ 1306 Courts Systems and Practices Cr: 3.0 

16691 LECT MW 0600-0830 pm Velasquez 

CRIJ 3321 Family Violence Cr: 3.0 

16692 LECT TR 0430-0700 pm Diaz 

Alternate Part of Term: Code CJ2 (meets Oct 12 th – Dec 15 th ) 

CRIJ 3300 Effective/Assessment Crim Just Cr: 3.0 

16693 LECT TR 0600-0830 pm Lee 

CRIJ 3313 Criminology Cr: 3.0 

16694 LECT MW 0430-0700 pm Shannon 

EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP 

& FOUNDATIONS 

J. DESCAMPS, CHAIR EDUC 501 747-5300 

EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION (EDAD) 

Alternate Part of Term: Code MM1 (meets Aug 24 th – Oct 16 th ) 

EDAD 5310 Administrative Leadership Cr: 3.0 

16085 DP LECT S 0830-0230 pm EDUC 110 Rincones 

Alternate Part of Term: Code MM2 (meets Oct 19 th – Dec 11 th ) 

EDAD 5312 Instructional Leadership Cr: 3.0 

16086 DP LECT S 0830-0230 pm EDUC 110 Daresh 

ENGLISH 

D. RUITER, CHAIR HUDS 113 747-5731 

ENGLISH (ENGL) 


ENGL 0310 Reading & Communication Skills Cr: 3.0 

THE FOLLOWING SECTIONS ARE PART OF A LEARNING 

COMMUNITY. SEE PAGE 38 FOR REGISTRATION 

INSTRUCTIONS 

16686 LECT MWF 0830-1020 am MAIN 201 Storey-Gore 

English section meets in a 2 hour format. 

Section is in a learning community and must be taken 

concurrently with MUSL 1327 #15500. 

16687 LECT MWF 1030-1220 pm MAIN 201 Berta 



concurrently with HIST 1301 15477. 

16688 LECT MWF 1130-0120 pm Williamson 



concurrently with HIST 1302 #14451. 

16689 LECT TR 0900-1150 am Shaffer 




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ENGL 5310 Rhetorical Theory Cr: 3.0 

15944 LECT TR 0600-0850 pm HUDS 213 Scenters-Zap 

ENGL 5327 Var Topics-Contemp Literature Cr: 3.0 

16136 SEM TR 0600-0850 pm UGLC 234 Armitage 

TOPIC: Environmental Writing 


ENGL 5311 Persuasion and Argument Cr: 3.0 

15945 LECT TR 0600-0850 pm HUDS 213 Lawson 

LANGUAGES & LINGUISTICS 

K. NIGRO, CHAIR LART 137 747-5767 

SPANISH (SPAN) 


SPAN 1301 Spanish One Cr: 3.0 

15861 LECT TR 0430-0720 pm EDUC 318 STAFF 

SPANISH ONE/MINI-MESTER COURSE 

SPAN 2301 Interm Spanish One Non-Nat SpkCr: 3.0 Fees:$5.00 

15915 LECT TR 0430-0720 pm LART 101 STAFF 

INTERMEDIATE SPAN 1/ MINI-MESTER COURSE 

SPAN 2303 Spanish For Spanish Spkrs One Cr: 3.0 Fees:$5.00 


SPANISH FOR SPANISH SPEAKERS/MINI 

MESTER COURSE. 

15918 LECT MW 0430-0720 pm UGLC 336 STAFF 


SPAN 3304 Span Amer Lit Since Modernism Cr: 3.0 

13001 INDS TR 0430-0720 pm LART 302 Armengol 

MINIMESTER 1 


SPAN 1302 Spanish Two Cr: 3.0 


SPANISH 2/ MINI-MESTER COURSE 

SPAN 2302 Interm Spanish Two Non-Nat Spk Cr: 3.0 Fees:$5.00 


INTERMEDIATE SPANISH 2/ MINI-MESTER 

COURSE 


INTERMEDIATE SPANISH 2/NON- 

NATIVE/MINI- MESTER CLASS 

SPAN 2304 Spanish for Spanish Spkrs Two Cr: 3.0 Fees:$5.00 

15921 LECT MW 0430-0720 pm LART 206 STAFF 

15922 LECT TR 0430-0720 pm LART 101 STAFF

NURSING 

R. ANDERS, DEAN HSCI 711 747-8217 

NURSING (NURS) 

Alternate Part of Term: Code 3W (meets Dec 7 th – Dec 22 nd ) 

NURS 4307 Nurse as a Coordinator of Care Cr: 3.0 

16818 LECT TBA STAFF 

Restricted to Fast Track students 

Alternate Part of Term: Code 4W1 (meets Nov 24 th – Dec 14 th ) 

NURS 4313 Nrsg Care Persons w/Psyc Illns Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

16822 LAB TBA STAFF 








NURS 4313 Nrsg Care Persons w/Psyc Illns Cr: 3.0 



Alternate Part of Term: Code 6W (meets Oct 20 th – Nov 23 rd ) 

NURS 3608 Family Developmental Stressors Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

16812 LAB TBA Alatorre 








NURS 3608 Family Developmental Stressors Cr: 6.0 



Alternate Part of Term: Code 6W1 (meets Aug 24 th Oct 2 nd ) 

NURS 4300 Contemporary Professional Nsg Cr: 3.0 

16796 DP LCLB TBA Kennedy 

Limited to RNs: Web course requires Chat time TBA 

NURS 4303 Nursing Informatics Cr: 3.0 

16799 DP LECT TBA Pasqualone 

Limited to RNs. Web course requires Chat time TBA 

NURX 4300 Contemp Professnal Nursing-Ext Cr: 3.0 

16797 DP LECT TBA Kennedy 

Extension course through PACE for non-residents 

Limited to RNs: Web course requires Chat time TB 

NURX 4303 Nursing Informatics-Ext Cr: 3.0 




Alternate Part of Term: Code 6W2 (meets Sep 15 th – Oct 19 th ) 

NURS 3609 Family Situational Stressors Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

16807 LAB TBA Elias 


REGISTER TODAY AT MY.UTEP.EDU 







NURS 3609 Family Situational Stressors Cr: 6.0 



Alternate Part of Term: Code 6W4 (meets Oct 12 th – Nov 20 th ) 
















Alternate Part of Term: Code 7W (meets Aug 24 th – Oct 9 th ) 


16719 LAB TBA Francis 

16721 LAB TBA Padilla 




16718 LECT M 0830-1150 am HSCI 237 Francis 

TF 0830-1150 am HSCI 236 



16731 LAB TBA Rankin 

16732 LAB TBA Tolouian 

16733 LAB TBA Stanton 


16729 LECT MTF 0300-0550 pm HSCI 106 Rankin 

Tolouian 







16751 LECT TF 0100-0400 pm HSCI 233 STAFF 

NURS 4614 Nurse Provider of Care/Crisis Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

16742 LAB TBA Griffith 

16743 LAB TBA Herbias 

16744 LAB TBA Estrada 


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FALL 2009 ALTERNATE PART OF TERMS 

NURS 4614 Nurse Provider of Care/Crisis Cr: 6.0 

16741 LECT TWRF 0830-1220 pm HSCI 237 Pope 

M 0830-1220 pm Griffith 

Herbias 

NURS 5310 Nursing Theories and Processes Cr: 3.0 

16765 DP LECT TBA Ward 


Alternate Part of Term: Code 8W (meets Oct 12 th – Dec 4 th ) 

NURS 5370 Research Methods I Cr: 3.0 

16767 DP LECT TBA Edmonds 

16768 DP LECT TBA Kao- 

Monsiva 


NURS 3303 Foundations of Nurs. Practice Cr: 3.0 

16713 LECT T 0300-0550 pm HSCI 236 STAFF 

NURS 3314 Nursing Research & Statistics Cr: 3.0 

16715 LECT F 0830-1120 am HSCI 106 Kao 

NURS 3402 Humn Adapt to Pathophysiology Cr: 4.0 

16717 LECT TR 0930-1120 am HSCI 235 Farnsworth 







16724 LECT MTF 0830-1150 am HSCI 106 STAFF 








16734 LECT M 0830-1150 am HSCI 237 Rankin- 

Tolou 

TF 0830-1150 am HSCI 236 










16748 LAB TBA Dominguez 






Herbias 

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ACCOUNTING 

R. ZIMMERMANN, CHAIR BUSN 260 747-5192 

ACCOUNTING (ACCT) 

ACCT 2301 Principles of Accounting I Cr: 3.0 

16158 LECT MW 0730-0850 am BUSN 312 STAFF 


16167 DP LECT MW 1030-1150 am BUSN 330 STAFF 

Honors Section. Requires Departmental Approval 

16172 LECT TR 1030-1150 am BUSN 312 STAFF 

16173 LECT TR 0600-0720 pm BUSN 326 STAFF 

ACCT 2302 Principles of Accounting II Cr: 3.0 


16191 LECT MW 1200-0120 pm BUSN 312 STAFF 


ACCT 3314 Management Accounting Cr: 3.0 





ACCT 3319 Software Applications for ACCT Cr: 3.0 


ACCT 3320 Accounting Systems Cr: 3.0 



ACCT 3321 Intermediate Accounting I Cr: 3.0 



16254 DP LECT TR 0730-0850 am BUSN 319 STAFF 

Honors Section. Requires Departmental Approval 


ACCT 3322 Intermediate Accounting II Cr: 3.0 



ACCT 3323 Cost Accounting Cr: 3.0 


ACCT 3327 Fed Income Tax - Individuals Cr: 3.0 



ACCT 3329 Ethics in Accounting Cr: 3.0 

16277 LECT R 0600-0850 pm BUSN 301 STAFF 

This section is cross-listed with ACCT 5329/16282. 

ACCT 4304 Auditing Principles/Procedures Cr: 3.0 


ACCT 4325 International Accounting Cr: 3.0 

16333 LECT M 0600-0850 pm BUSN 319 STAFF 

This sections is cross-listed with ACCT 5335/16335. 

ACCT 4328 Fed Income Tax-Partner/Corp Cr: 3.0 



FALL 2009 LONG TERM 

FOR GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY 

ACCT 5301 Financial Accounting Cr: 3.0 




ACCT 5310 Contemporary Accounting Issues Cr: 3.0 


ACCT 5311 Accounting for Management Cr: 3.0 

16354 LECT W 0600-0850 pm BUSN 301 STAFF 

ACCT 5322 Tax Concepts Rsrch & Procedure Cr: 3.0 

16355 LECT T 0600-0850 pm BUSN 304 STAFF 

ACCT 5328 Fed Income Tax Partner & Corp Cr: 3.0 



Graduate Students Only 

ACCT 5329 Ethics in Accounting Cr: 3.0 




ACCT 5335 International Accounting Cr: 3.0 




BUSINESS LAW (BLAW) 

BLAW 3301 Legal Environment of Business Cr: 3.0 






BLAW 5306 Business Law and Ethics Cr: 3.0 



AEROSPACE STUDIES 

LT. COL. S. GROLL, CHAIR NMSU (575) 646-2136 

ALL AS Courses meet at New Mexico State University. 

Contact the NMSU Aerospace/AFROTC program at 575-646-2163 

AEROSPACE STUDIES (AS) 

AS 1121 The Air Force Today I Cr: 1.0 

14675 LECT T 0855-0955 am Helmick 

14676 LECT R 0110-0210 pm Helmick 

AS 1121 The Air Force Today I Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

14677 LAB R 0235-0430 pm Helmick 


AS 2121 The Air Force Way I Cr: 1.0 

14678 LECT R 0855-0955 am Groll 

14679 LECT T 0110-0210 pm Groll 

AS 2121 The Air Force Way I Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

16584 LAB R 0235-0430 pm Groll 

14680 LAB R 0235-0430 pm Groll 

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AS 3301 Air Force Mgmt & Leadership I Cr: 3.0 

13816 LECT TR 1145-0100 pm Helmick 

13817 LECT TR 0730-0845 am Helmick 

AS 3301 Air Force Mgmt & Leadership I Cr: 0.0 non-credit 



AS 4301 Preparation for Active Duty I Cr: 3.0 

13818 LECT TR 1145-0100 pm Groll 

13819 LECT TR 0730-0845 am Groll 

AS 4301 Preparation for Active Duty I Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

16586 LAB R 0235-0430 pm Groll 

14171 LAB R 0235-0430 pm Groll 

AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES 

M. C. DAILEY, DIRECTOR LART 401 747-8650 

AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES (AFST) 

AFST 2300 Intro-African Amer Studies Cr: 3.0 

15341 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm EDUC 202 Dailey 

AFST 2301 Theories-African Amer Studies Cr: 3.0 

16580 LECT T 0600-0830 pm UGLC 342 Dailey 

AFST 3390 Topics in African/Amer Studies Cr: 3.0 

16582 LECT W 0600-0830 pm LART 302 Dailey 

ANTHROPOLOGY 

J. HEYMAN, CHAIR MAIN 108 747-5740 

ANTHROPOLOGY (ANTH) 

ANTH 1301 Intro-Phys Anth/Archeolog (C) Cr: 3.0 

14204 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm QUIN 212 Carmichael 

ANTH 1302 Intro-Cultural Anthropology(C) Cr: 3.0 

14206 LECT TBA Campbell 

On-line course: Uses interactive internet/web-based 

Delivery, no formal class meetings; UT Telecampus 

course 

14207 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm MAIN 306 Luykx 

For Pre-education/education students 

14208 LECT TR 1030-1150 am UNION 109 Nunez-Mchiri 

ANTH 1310 Cultural Geography Cr: 3.0 

14803 LECT TBA Collins 



course 

This course will meet with: SOCI 1310 CRN 14820 

and GEOG 1310 CRN 14853 

ANTH 2320 Intro to Linguistics (C) Cr: 3.0 

16261 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm LART 303 Courtney 

This course will meet with: LING 2320 CRN 12906 

and ENGL 2320 CRN 14338 

16262 LECT MW 0300-0420 pm LART 206 Teschner 


and ENGL 2320 CRN 14339 

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ANTH 3303 Ecological Anthropology Cr: 3.0 

14209 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm MAIN 205 Collins 


ANTH 3311 Applied Cultural Anthropology Cr: 3.0 

14210 LECT M 0600-0850 pm MAIN 211 Nunez-Mchiri 

ANTH 3320 Indig Cultures of North Amer Cr: 3.0 

16077 LECT TR 1030-1150 am MAIN 205 Carmichael 


ANTH 3326 Migration Cr: 3.0 

14805 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm MAIN 205 Morales 


ANTH 3357 Sociolinguistics Cr: 3.0 

16267 LECT TR 1030-1150 am LART 102 Amastae 


ANTH 3358 Ethnographic Methods Cr: 3.0 

14212 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm MAIN 211 Nunez-Mchiri 


ANTH 3360 Lab Methods in Archeology Cr: 3.0 

16080 LCLB MWF 0930-1020 am MAIN 102 Carmichael 

ANTH 3379 Independent Study Cr: 3.0 

11629 DP INDS TBA Collins 

10893 DP INDS TBA Carmichael 

10895 DP INDS TBA Campbell 

12763 DP INDS TBA Heyman 

13955 DP INDS TBA Nunez-Mchiri 

12765 DP INDS TBA Luykx 

ANTH 4304 Envir. Just. & Min. Comm U.S. Cr: 3.0 

16345 LECT S 0900-1150 am LART 306 Vera 

This course will meet with: SOCI 4304 CRN 16346, 

CHIC 4304 CRN 14013, POLS 4304 CRN 16351 

ANTH 4346 Hlth/Ill/Cross Cult Perspectiv Cr: 3.0 

16081 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am MAIN 306 Grineski 


ANTH 4370 Studies in Anthropology Cr: 3.0 

14214 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am MAIN 211 Campbell 

Topic: Drug Use, Drug Abuse and Drug Trafficking: 

Cultural Perspective 


15023 LECT TR 0900-1020 am MAIN 306 Luykx 

Topic: Linguistic Anthropology 

16082 LECT T 0600-0850 pm MAIN 205 STAFF 


Topic: Globalization and Borders 

ANTH 4380 Theory in Anthropology Cr: 3.0 

14216 LECT TBA Heyman 

On-line course: Uses interactive internet/web based 


course

ART 

J. QUINNAN, CHAIR FOXA 350 747-5181 

ART GENERAL COURSES (ART) 

ART 1300 Art Appreciation (C) Cr: 3.0 Fees:$5.00 

13577 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am SEA 210 Perry 


13580 BI LECT MW 0300-0420 pm SEA 210 Gomez-Mirava 

This course will be taught in Spanish. 

15423 LECT TR 0900-1020 am SEA 210 Gomez-Mirava 

13578 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm SEA 210 Hendrick 

ART 3300 Art Exploration Cr: 3.0 Fees:$5.00 

14470 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm SEA 210 Perry 

NOTE: This class is not for students who have taken 

ART 1300 (Art Appreciation) or its equivalent 

ART 3306 Professional Art Practices Cr: 3.0 Fees:$10.00 

15567 LAB TR 0900-1150 am FOXA A458 Thiewes 

ART 3308 Exihibition Practices I Cr: 3.0 Fees:$10.00 

15425 LECT MW 1130-1250 pm SEA 210 Bonansinga 

ART 3309 Exhibition Practices II Cr: 3.0 Fees:$10.00 

15426 LAB MW 1130-1250 pm SEA 210 Bonansinga 

Students enrolling in this course section must have 

completed ART 3308 (Exhibition Practices I). 

ART 3339 Special Studies Cr: 3.0 

14513 DP LAB TBA STAFF 


ART 5393 Graduate Exhibition Cr: 3.0 Fees:$10.00 

13581 DP INDS TBA STAFF 

ART 5395 Graduate Seminar Cr: 3.0 

13582 INDS TBA STAFF 

ART EDUCATION (ARTE) 

ARTE 3307 Introduction to Art Education Cr: 3.0 Fees:$30.00 

15431 LECT M 1030-0120 pm FOXA A463 Torres 

ARTE 3337 Art Ed Projects and Practices Cr: 3.0 Fees:$25.00 

15432 LECT T 0430-0720 pm FOXA A463 Hartman 

ARTE 4347 Methods of Teaching Art Cr: 3.0 Fees:$15.00 

15433 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm FOXA A463 Mc Intyre 


ARTE 5301 Current Trends in Art Education Cr: 3.0 

13596 LECT T 0530-0820 pm FOXA A463 Mc Intyre 

ARTE 5303 Art Curriculum Development Cr: 3.0 

13841 LECT T 0530-0820 pm FOXA A463 Mc Intyre 

ARTE 5397 Directed Research in Art Education Cr: 3.0 

13597 INDS T 0530-0820 pm FOXA A463 Mc Intyre 

ARTE 5398 Thesis Cr: 3.0 

14440 THES T 0530-0820 pm FOXA A463 Mc Intyre 


ARTE 5399 Thesis Cr: 3.0 Fees:$10.00 

14441 THES T 0530-0820 pm FOXA A463 Mc Intyre 

ART BASIC FOUNDATION (ARTF) 

ARTF 1301 Basic Design I Cr: 3.0 Fees:$10.00 

15434 LAB MW 0830-1120 am FOXA A256 Gossett 

13583 LAB MW 1130-0220 pm FOXA A256 Gomez-Mirava 

13584 LAB TR 0900-1150 am FOXA A256 Mc Intyre 

13585 LAB TR 1200-0250 pm FOXA A256 Jaquez 

ARTF 1302 Basic Drawing I Cr: 3.0 Fees:$4.00 

13586 LAB MW 0830-1120 am COMP 218 STAFF 

13587 LAB TR 0900-1150 am COMP 218 Mcgovern 

13588 LAB TR 0430-0720 pm COMP 218 Mansourkhani 

ARTF 1303 Basic Design II Cr: 3.0 Fees:$10.00 

13589 LAB MW 0830-1120 am FOXA A263 Valenzuela 

13590 LAB MW 0130-0420 pm FOXA A263 Jaquez 

13591 LAB MW 0230-0520 pm FOXA A256 Valenzuela 

ARTF 1304 Basic Drawing II Cr: 3.0 Fees:$4.00 

13592 LAB MW 0130-0420 pm COMP 218 Mansourkhani 

13593 LAB MW 0530-0820 pm COMP 218 Delgado 

13594 LAB TR 1200-0250 pm COMP 218 Mcgovern 

ART GRAPHIC DESIGN (ARTG) 

ARTG 2306 Graphic Design 1:Comp Graphics Cr: 3.0 Fees:$25.00 

15449 LAB TR 0900-1150 am UGLC 202A Dunn 

15450 LAB TR 0430-0720 pm UGLC 202A Dunn 

ARTG 2326 Graphic Design 2 Cr: 3.0 Fees:$35.00 

15451 LAB MW 0830-1120 am FOXA A353 Wong 

15562 LAB MW 0130-0420 pm FOXA A353 Cochran 

16294 LAB TR 0130-0420 pm FOXA A353 Dunn 


15452 LAB MW 0430-0720 pm FOXA A349B Wong 

16295 LAB TR 0900-1150 am FOXA A349B Castro 

ARTG 3326 Graphic Design 4 Typography Cr: 3.0 Fees:$35.00 

15453 LAB MW 0830-1120 am FOXA A349A Giangiulio 

16296 LAB MW 0130-0420 pm FOXA A349A Giangiulio 


15454 LAB TR 0900-1150 am FOXA A349A Cochran 

15455 LAB TR 0130-0420 pm FOXA A349B Castro 

ARTG 4326 Graphic Design 7: Illustration Cr: 3.0 Fees:$25.00 

15457 LAB MW 0130-0420 pm FOXA A352 Wong 

ARTG 4336 Graphic Design 8: Interactive Cr: 3.0 Fees:$35.00 

15456 LAB MW 0430-0720 pm FOXA A349A Giangiulio 

ARTG 4346 Graphic Design 9: Portfolio Cr: 3.0 Fees:$35.00 

15479 LAB TR 0430-0720 pm FOXA A349A Cochran 

ART HISTORY (ARTH) 

ARTH 1305 History of World Art I (C) Cr: 3.0 Fees:$5.00 

13595 LECT MW 0430-0550 pm SEA 210 STAFF 

ARTH 1306 History of World Art II (C) Cr: 3.0 Fees:$5.00 

14527 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm SEA 210 Schultz 

ARTH 2303 Twentieth-Century Art I Cr: 3.0 Fees:$5.00 

15436 LECT TR 1030-1150 am SEA 210 Schultz 

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ARTH 3353 Pre-Columbian Art Cr: 3.0 Fees:$5.00 


ARTH 3383 Spanish Colonial Cr: 3.0 Fees:$5.00 


ARTH 4383 Special Problems in Art Hist. Cr: 3.0 Fees:$5.00 

15446 DP INDS MW 0130-0250 pm FOXA A458 Schultz 

TOPIC: Art and Gender. Department approval 

required 

16297 DP INDS MW 1030-1150 am FOXA A458 STAFF 

Department approval required 

CERAMICS (CERM) 

CERM 2304 Ceramics I Cr: 3.0 Fees:$15.00 

13606 LAB MW 0430-0720 pm FOXA A252 STAFF 

16336 LAB MW 0730-1020 pm FOXA A252 STAFF 

CERM 2314 Ceramics II Cr: 3.0 Fees:$15.00 

13607 LAB MW 0130-0420 pm FOXA A252 Burke 

CERM 3304 Ceramics III Cr: 3.0 Fees:$15.00 


CERM 3314 Ceramics IV Cr: 3.0 Fees:$15.00 


CERM 3324 Ceramics V Cr: 3.0 Fees:$15.00 


CERM 4304 Ceramics VI Cr: 3.0 Fees:$25.00 


CERM 4314 Ceramics VII Cr: 3.0 Fees:$25.00 


CERM 4324 Special Problems in Ceramics Cr: 3.0 Fees:$25.00 



CERM 5350 Directed Studio Problems Cr: 3.0 Fees:$28.00 


DRAWING (DRAW) 

DRAW 2308 Adv Drawing I: Life Drawing Cr: 3.0 Fees:$25.00 

13620 LAB MW 0430-0720 pm FOXA A453 Mansourkhani 

14386 LAB TR 0900-1150 am FOXA A453 Esparza 

15486 LAB TR 0430-0720 pm FOXA A453 Jensen 

DRAW 2318 Advanced Drawing II Cr: 3.0 Fees:$25.00 

13622 LAB MW 0130-0420 pm FOXA A453 Bauer 

DRAW 3318 Advanced Drawing III Cr: 3.0 Fees:$10.00 


DRAW 3328 Advanced Drawing IV Cr: 3.0 Fees:$10.00 

15354 LAB TR 0130-0420 pm FOXA A453 Bauer 

DRAW 3338 Advanced Drawing V Cr: 3.0 


DRAW 4308 Advanced Drawing VI Cr: 3.0 


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DRAW 4318 Advanced Drawing VII Cr: 3.0 Fees:$10.00 


DRAW 4328 Special Problems in Drawing Cr: 3.0 



DRAW 5350 Directed Studio Problems Cr: 3.0 Fees:$10.00 


METALS (MTLS) 

MTLS 2303 Metals I Cr: 3.0 Fees:$30.00 

13625 LAB MW 0830-1120 am FOXA A154 Szwaczkowski 

13626 LAB TR 0430-0720 pm FOXA A154 Jaquez 

MTLS 2313 Metals II Cr: 3.0 Fees:$30.00 

13754 LAB TR 0130-0420 pm FOXA A154 Thiewes 

MTLS 3303 Metals III Cr: 3.0 Fees:$30.00 


MTLS 3313 Metals IV Cr: 3.0 Fees:$30.00 


MTLS 3323 Metals V Cr: 3.0 Fees:$30.00 


MTLS 4303 Metals VI Cr: 3.0 Fees:$40.00 


MTLS 4313 Metals VII Cr: 3.0 Fees:$40.00 


MTLS 4323 Special Problems In Metals Cr: 3.0 Fees:$40.00 



MTLS 5350 Directed Studio Problems Cr: 3.0 Fees:$40.00 


PAINTING (PTNG) 

PNTG 2301 Painting I Cr: 3.0 Fees:$12.00 

13710 LAB TR 0900-1150 am FOXA A462 Quinnan 

PNTG 2331 Painting II Cr: 3.0 Fees:$12.00 

13711 LAB TR 0130-0420 pm FOXA A455 Quinnan 

PNTG 3301 Painting III Cr: 3.0 Fees:$12.00 


PNTG 3331 Painting IV Cr: 3.0 Fees:$12.00 



PNTG 3341 Painting V Cr: 3.0 Fees:$12.00 


PNTG 4301 Painting VI Cr: 3.0 Fees:$12.00 


PNTG 4331 Painting VII Cr: 3.0 Fees:$22.00 

13717 LAB TR 0430-0720 pm FOXA A457 Quinnan

PNTG 4341 Special Problems in Painting Cr: 3.0 Fees:$22.00 



PNTG 5350 Directed Studio Problems Cr: 3.0 Fees:$22.00 

15480 DP LAB TR 0430-0720 pm FOXA A457 Quinnan 


PRINTMAKING (PRNT) 

PRNT 2305 Printmaking I Cr: 3.0 Fees:$30.00 

13719 LAB TR 0900-1150 am FOXA A151 Bauer 

13840 LAB FS 0900-1150 am FOXA A151 Guerra 

PRNT 2325 Printmaking II Cr: 3.0 Fees:$30.00 

13720 LAB MW 0830-1120 am FOXA A151 Bauer 

PRNT 3305 Printmaking III Cr: 3.0 Fees:$30.00 

13721 LAB MW 0830-1120 am FOXA A151 Bauer 

PRNT 3325 Printmaking IV Cr: 3.0 Fees:$30.00 


PRNT 3335 Printmaking V Cr: 3.0 Fees:$30.00 


PRNT 4305 Printmaking VI Cr: 3.0 Fees:$32.00 


PRNT 4325 Printmaking VII Cr: 3.0 Fees:$32.00 


PRNT 4335 Special Problems-Printmaking Cr: 3.0 Fees:$32.00 



PRNT 5350 Directed Studio Problems Cr: 3.0 Fees:$40.00 


SCULPTURE (SCUL) 

SCUL 2302 Sculpture I Cr: 3.0 Fees:$30.00 

13725 LAB MW 0430-0720 pm FOXA A262 Gossett 

13726 LAB TR 0900-1150 am FOXA A262 Parish 

SCUL 2332 Sculpture II Cr: 3.0 Fees:$30.00 

13727 LAB TR 0130-0420 pm FOXA A258 Parish 

SCUL 3302 Sculpture III Cr: 3.0 Fees:$30.00 


SCUL 3342 Sculpture V Cr: 3.0 Fees:$30.00 


SCUL 4302 Sculpture VI Cr: 3.0 Fees:$40.00 


SCUL 4332 Sculpture VII Cr: 3.0 Fees:$40.00 


SCUL 4342 Special Problems in Sculpture Cr: 3.0 Fees:$40.00 



SCUL 5302 Grad Problems in Sculpture Cr: 3.0 Fees:$40.00 



SCUL 5350 Directed Studio Problems Cr: 3.0 Fees:$40.00 


WHOLE ARTS (ARTS) 

NOTE: STUDENTS ENROLLED IN ARTS 3320 MUST 

REGISTER FOR BOTH A LECTURE AND LAB SECTION AS 

INDICATED BELOW. 

ARTS 3320 Whole Arts Cr: 3.0 Fees:$7.00 

13744 LECT T 0400-0540 pm SEA 210 Hendrick 

Registering for this course requires that you register 

for one of the following lab sections: call #s 13746, 

13747, 13748, or 13749. 

ARTS 3320 Whole Arts Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

13746 LAB T 0615-0755 pm FOXD D180 Peticolas 

13747 LAB T 0615-0755 pm FOXM M402 Maus 

13748 LAB T 0615-0755 pm FOXM M404 Miller 

13749 LAB T 0615-0755 pm FOXA A263 Hendrick 

ARTS 3320 Whole Arts Cr: 3.0 Fees:$7.00 

13745 LECT R 0400-0540 pm SEA 210 Hendrick 

Registering for this course requires that you register 

for one of the following lab sections: call #s 13750, 

13751, 13752, or 13753. 

ARTS 3320 Whole Arts Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

13750 LAB R 0615-0755 pm FOXD D180 Stover 

13751 LAB R 0615-0755 pm FOXM M402 Manago 

13752 LAB R 0615-0755 pm FOXM M404 Miller 

13753 LAB R 0615-0755 pm FOXA A263 Hendrick 

BASIC ENGINEERING 

L. EVERETT, PROGRAM HEAD ENGR A-126 747-7987 

R. GUTIERREZ, PROGRAM HEAD ENGR A-130 747-6901 

W-W. LI, PROGRAM HEAD ENGR A-225 747-8755 

L. MURR, PROGRAM HEAD ENGR M-201 747-6929 

BASIC ENGINEERING (BE) 

BE 1101 Introduction to Engineer Lab Cr: 1.0 

12704 DP LAB M 0130-0420 pm ENGR A322 Kelley 

12705 DP LAB T 0130-0420 pm ENGR A322 Kelley 

12706 DP LAB W 0130-0420 pm ENGR A322 Kelley 




BE 1205 Graphics in Engineering Design Cr: 2.0 

13598 LCLB TR 1030-1220 pm ENGR E228 Oey 

course suitable for both CE and IE students 

BE 1301 Introduction to Engineering Cr: 3.0 

12702 DP LECT MWF 0930-1020 am PSYC 308 Little 

15025 DP LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm PSYC 308 Little 

12703 DP LECT MWF 1030-1120 am ENGR A322 Kelley 




BE 2303 Intro. to Mats. Sci. and Engr. Cr: 3.0 

13477 LECT MWF 0930-1020 am EDUC 202 Stafford 

13478 LECT MWF 0930-1020 am UGLC 126 Trueba 

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BE 2326 Engineering Economy Cr: 3.0 

16530 LECT MWF 0830-0920 am COMP 308 Oey 

BE 2338 Mechanics II Cr: 3.0 

12752 LCLB TR 1030-1150 am PSCI 115 STAFF 

M 0130-0420 pm 

12764 LCLB MWF 0830-0920 am CRBL C305 Lu 

R 0130-0420 pm 

BE 2375 Intro. to Thermal-Fluid Sci. Cr: 3.0 

12769 LCLB TR 0900-1020 am CRBL C305 Hawkins 

T 0130-0420 pm 

12774 LCLB TR 1200-0120 pm CRBL C302 Dowdy 

T 0130-0420 pm 

BE 2377 Electrical Circuits and Motors Cr: 3.0 

13479 LECT MWF 0130-0220 pm BUSN 309 Sassenfeld 

BE 2434 Mechanics I Cr: 4.0 

13600 LCLB MWF 1030-1120 am PSCI 115 STAFF 

W 0130-0420 pm PSCI 115 

13601 LCLB TR 0900-1020 am CRBL C205 Chintalapall 

W 0130-0420 pm 

BE 3341 Engineering Analysis Cr: 3.0 

12775 LECT MWF 0830-0920 am UGLC 220 Hawkins 

14881 LECT TR 1030-1150 am CRBL C303 Xu 

BIOLOGY 

R. KIRKEN, CHAIR BIOL 226 747-5844 

BIOLOGY (BIOL) 

BIOL 1103 Introductory Biology Lab (C) Cr: 1.0 Fees:$10.00 

13503 LAB T 1130-0120 pm BIOL B111 STAFF 



13506 LAB W 0730-0920 am BIOL B111 STAFF 

13507 LAB W 1230-0220 pm BIOL B111 STAFF 


BIOL 1107 Topics in Study of Life I Cr: 1.0 Fees:$10.00 

13516 LAB R 0530-0720 pm BIOL B107 Gonzalez 

13521 LAB F 1030-1220 pm BIOL B107 Gonzalez 



14236 LAB S 1000-1150 am BIOL B107 Gonzalez 



15397 LAB R 0900-1050 am BIOL B107 Gonzalez 




INSTRUCTIONS. 

13510 LC LAB W 0130-0320 pm BIOL B107 Gonzalez 

This section is in a learning community and must be taken 

concurrently with BIOL 1305 15396, UNIV 1301 12155. 

13512 LC LAB W 0330-0520 pm BIOL B107 Gonzalez 


concurrently with MATH 1320 16594, BIOL 1305 14394, and 

UNIV 1301 12345. 

BIOL 1108 Organismal Biology Laboratory Cr: 1.0 

13527 LAB R 0900-1050 am BIOL B111 Gonzalez 





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13533 LAB F 0730-0920 am BIOL B111 Gonzalez 

13534 LAB F 0930-1120 am BIOL B111 Gonzalez 


BIOL 1303 Introductory Biology (C) Cr: 3.0 

12687 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm UGLC 128 STAFF 

BIOL 1305 General Biology Cr: 3.0 

12688 HN LECT MWF 0930-1020 am CRBL C301 Ellzey 

13259 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm EDUC 203 STAFF 

14452 LECT TR 0300-0420 pm PSCI 208 Miranda-Aran 


16771 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm LART 203 Miller 

THE FOLLOWING SECTION IS PART OF A LEARNING 


INSTRUCTIONS. 

14394 LC LECT MW 0130-0250 pm PSCI 208 Gonzalez 


concurrently with MATH 1320 16594, BIOL 1107 13512, AND 

UNIV 1301 12345. 

15395 PC LECT TR 0300-0420 pm PSCI 208 Miranda-Aran 

This section is in a learning community and is restricted to students 

preparing to major in Pharmacy. Cooperative Pharmacy Program 

approval required. 747-8520. 

15396 LC LECT TR 0300-0420 pm PSCI 208 Miranda-Aran 


concurrently with BIOL 1107 13510, UNIV 1301 12155. 

BIOL 1306 Organismal Biology Cr: 3.0 

13263 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm PSCI 208 STAFF 

13262 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm EDUC 203 Worthington 

13264 LECT MW 0300-0430 pm EDUC 301 STAFF 

12689 HN LECT TR 0900-1020 am HUDS 213 Walsh 


15730 DP LECT TR 0430-0550 pm LART 202 STAFF 

BIOL 2111 Human Anat/Physio Lab I (C) Cr: 1.0 Fees:$15.00 



BIOL 2113 Human Anat/Physio Lab II (C) Cr: 1.0 Fees:$15.00 

13536 LAB W 0930-1120 am BIOL B116 STAFF 




13539 LAB R 1030-1220 pm BIOL B116 STAFF 



13544 LAB F 0930-1120 am BIOL B116 STAFF 

13545 LAB F 0130-0320 pm BIOL B116 STAFF 

15796 LAB S 0900-1050 am BIOL B116 STAFF 

BIOL 2311 Human Anat/Physiology I (C) Cr: 3.0 


BIOL 2313 Human Anat/Physiology II (C) Cr: 3.0 

12690 LECT MWF 0830-0920 am UGLC 126 Gosselink 

BIOL 3320 Genetics Cr: 3.0 

13265 LECT TBA Goldstein 

12691 LECT MW 0300-0420 pm UGLC 220 Greenbaum 

BIOL 3321 Evolutionary Theory Cr: 3.0 

12692 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm CRBL C305 Harris 

BIOL 3330 Histology Cr: 3.0 Fees:$10.00 

15611 LCLB TBA Kolitsky

BIOL 3341 Plants in Southwest Cultures Cr: 3.0 

15914 LECT TR 1030-1150 am LART 222 Worthington 

BIOL 3414 Molecular Cell Biology Cr: 4.0 Fees:$30.00 

14494 LCLB TR 1030-1150 am EDUC 302 Garza 

M 0130-0420 pm BIOL 411 


S 1030-1250 pm BIOL 411 


T 0130-0420 pm BIOL 411 


W 0130-0420 pm BIOL 411 


R 0130-0420 pm BIOL 411 


F 0130-0420 pm BIOL 411 

BIOL 4192 Senior Seminar Cr: 1.0 

13271 SEM T 0300-0350 pm LART 204 Mackay 

This section for Ecology-Evolution track seniors. 

13272 SEM W 1230-0120 pm UGLC 342 Kirken 

This section for Biomedicine/Microbiology seniors. 

15910 DP SEM W 1230-0120 pm CRBL C202 Lieb 

This section for Secondary Education track seniors. 

16347 DP SEM W 1230-0120 pm LART 307 STAFF 

BIOL 4195 Advanced Methods in Biology Cr: 1.0 Fees:$10.00 

12773 LAB F 0300-0450 pm CRBL C302 STAFF 

BIOL 4198 Special Problems Cr: 1.0 Fees:$8.00 

16652 INDS TBA Kirken 

11239 INDS TBA Aguilera 

11240 INDS TBA Almeida 

11241 INDS TBA Cox 

11242 INDS TBA Das 

11243 INDS TBA Ellzey 

11244 INDS TBA Garza 

11245 INDS TBA Gosselink 

11253 INDS TBA Greenbaum 

11631 INDS TBA Harris 

11632 INDS TBA Johnson 



16651 INDS TBA Kan-Mitchell 

16653 INDS TBA Lieb 

16654 INDS TBA Llano 

16655 INDS TBA Lougheed 

16656 INDS TBA Mackay 

16657 INDS TBA Maldonado-Me 

16658 INDS TBA Miller 

16659 INDS TBA Miranda-Aran 

16660 INDS TBA Rosas-Acosta 

16661 INDS TBA Sun 

16662 INDS TBA Tweedie 


16663 INDS TBA Walsh 

16664 INDS TBA Zhang 

BIOL 4225 Field Biology Cr: 2.0 

12693 DP LAB W 1200-0250 pm BIOL B206 Johnson 

W 0300-0550 pm CRBL C304 

One-week field trip in September or October required 

(dates to be arranged). Field trip fee required. 
















16670 INDS MW 0130-0250 pm PSCI 208 Gonzalez 













BIOL 4395 Topics in Biology Cr: 3.0 

13266 DP LECT TBA Goldstein 

Topic: Toxicology. On-line course offered through 

the UT Telecampus 

16291 DP LECT MW 0130-0250 pm EDUC 301 Tweedie 

Topic: Technological Applications in Ecology 

15531 DP LECT TR 0900-1020 am LART 106 Mackay 

Subject: Animal Ecology. See University Catalogue 

BIOL 3326 

Prerequisite: BIOL 3416 or instructor permission 

15532 DP LECT TR 0300-0420 pm EDUC 301 Shpak/Miller 

Subject: History and Philosophy of Biology 

Prerequisites: BIOL 1306-1108; See University 

Catalogue description for BIOL 4370 



11256 INDS TBA Aley 






11262 INDS TBA Goldstein 
















11838 INDS TBA Shpak 



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11842 INDS TBA Worthington 





BIOL 5130 Seminar Cr: 1.0 

13274 DP SEM W 1230-0120 pm CRBL C203 Shpak 

SUBJECT: Biology Seminar for Bioinformatics. 

Cross-listed with BINF 5110 (15564) 

13280 SEM F 1230-0120 pm UGLC 342 STAFF 

BIOL 5131 Ethical, Soc/Pol Dimensions Cr: 1.0 

16289 LECT W 1230-0120 pm CRBL C304 STAFF 

BIOL 5301 Select Adv Topics Biol Science Cr: 3.0 

14305 INDS MWF 0930-1020 am CRBL C304 Rosas-Acosta 

Topic: Molecular Biology 

15905 INDS MW 0130-0250 pm CRBL C304 Lougheed 

Topic: Ecosystem Ecology 

14847 INDS TR 1030-1150 am CRBL C301 Johnson 

16341 DP INDS T 0530-0820 pm LART 303 Johnson 

Topic: MAT Genetics & evolution; Enrollment 

restricted to MAT Program students only 

BIOL 5302 Resrch Biological Science Cr: 3.0 Fees:$30.00 
























11633 INDS TBA Shpak 









BIOL 5305 Herpetology Cr: 3.0 Fees:$8.00 

15907 LCLB TR 1200-1250 pm Greenbaum 

F 0130-0420 pm BIOL B206 Lieb 

BIOL 5307 Biology of the Pleistocene Cr: 3.0 

15906 LECT MW 0430-0550 pm BIOL B206 Harris 

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BIOL 5316 Biosystematics Cr: 3.0 

15909 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm CRBL C302 Walsh/Lieb 

BIOL 5329 Physiology of Bacterial Cell Cr: 3.0 

16451 DP LECT MW 0430-0550 pm BUSN 330 Sun 

BIOL 5351 Intro Bio I:Basic Seq. Comp. Cr: 3.0 Fees:$30.00 

13281 DP LCLB M 0130-0420 pm LART 102 Shpak 

W 0130-0320 pm LART 102 

Department approval required. Cross-listed with 

BINF 5351 (14280) 

BIOL 5398 Thesis Cr: 3.0 

11425 THES TBA Aguilera 

11426 THES TBA Almeida 

11427 THES TBA Cox 

11428 THES TBA Das 

11605 THES TBA Ellzey 

11634 THES TBA Garza 

11789 THES TBA Gosselink 

16695 THES TBA Greenbaum 

16696 THES TBA Harris 

16697 THES TBA Johnson 

16698 THES TBA Johnson 

16699 THES TBA Kan-Mitchell 

16700 THES TBA Kirken 

16701 THES TBA Lieb 

16702 THES TBA Llano 

16703 THES TBA Lougheed 

16704 THES TBA Mackay 

16705 THES TBA Maldonado-Me 

16706 THES TBA Miller 


16708 THES TBA Miranda-Aran 

16709 THES TBA Rosas-Acosta 

BIOL 5399 Thesis Cr: 3.0 

11441 THES TBA STAFF 















BIOL 5502 Resrch in Biological Sciences Cr: 5.0 Fees:$30.00 






BIOL 6301 Environmental Pathobiology Cr: 3.0 

15640 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm CRBL C301 Cox 

BIOL 6310 Adv Research Techniques Cr: 3.0 


BIOL 6390 Independent Research Cr: 3.0 

11442 INDS TBA Aguilera






























BIOL 6398 Dissertation Cr: 3.0 

11458 DISS TBA STAFF 







BIOL 6399 Dissertation Cr: 3.0 













































BOTANY (BOT) 

BOT 2410 General Botany Cr: 4.0 Fees:$12.00 

12694 LCLB MWF 1030-1120 am CRBL C302 Karaman 

T 0130-0420 pm BIOL 206 

INTERDISCIPLINARY SCIENCE (SCI) 

SCI 1100 Science Seminar Cr: 1.0 

13755 LECT M 0330-0420 pm LART 307 STAFF 

15568 LECT F 0330-0420 pm CRBL C205 STAFF 

14453 LECT W 0330-0420 pm LART 307 STAFF 

MICROBIOLOGY (MICR) 

MICR 2330 Microorganisms and Disease Cr: 3.0 

13283 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm EDUC 202 Zhang 

MICR 2440 General Microbiology Cr: 4.0 Fees:$30.00 

13284 LCLB MWF 0930-1020 am EDUC 302 Llano 

T 0130-0420 pm BIOL 408 


W 1030-0120 pm BIOL 408 


W 0130-0420 pm BIOL 408 


W 0430-0720 pm BIOL 408 


W 0430-0720 pm BIOL 411 


R 0130-0420 pm BIOL 408 

MICR 3445 Microbial Physiology Cr: 4.0 Fees:$24.00 

13296 LCLB T 0130-0420 pm BIOL B412 Das 

TR 0430-0550 pm UGLC 346 

13299 LCLB TR 0430-0550 pm UGLC 346 Das 

T 0600-0850 pm BIOL 412 

13297 LCLB W 0130-0420 pm BIOL B412 Das 

TR 0430-0550 pm UGLC 346 

13298 LCLB R 0130-0420 pm BIOL B412 Das 

TR 0430-0550 pm UGLC 346 

MICR 4355 Medical Mycology Cr: 3.0 

13301 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm EDUC 202 Ellzey 

MICR 4453 Immunology Cr: 4.0 Fees:$30.00 

13307 LCLB MWF 0830-0920 am EDUC 203 Almeida 

F 0930-1220 pm BIOL 408 


F 0130-0420 pm BIOL 412 


F 0130-0420 pm BIOL 408 


S 0900-1150 am BIOL 408 

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ZOOLOGY (ZOOL) 

ZOOL 3464 Medical Parasitology Cr: 4.0 Fees:$16.00 

12695 LCLB TR 0900-1020 am EDUC 301 Maldonado-Me 

W 0130-0420 pm BIOL 309 

12696 LCLB TR 0900-1020 am EDUC 301 Maldonado-Me 

T 0130-0420 pm BIOL 309 

ZOOL 4181 Vertebrate Physiology Methods Cr: 1.0 Fees:$30.00 




16293 LAB F 0130-0420 pm BIOL B311 STAFF 

ZOOL 4380 Vertebrate Physiology Cr: 3.0 


CHEMISTRY 

J. GARDEA-TORRESDEY, CHAIR PSCI 201 747-5701 

CHEMISTRY (CHEM) 

CHEM 1105 Laboratory for CHEM 1305 Cr: 1.0 Fees:$4.00 

12808 LAB M 1230-0320 pm PSCI 206 Gunn 

14173 LAB T 1200-0250 pm PSCI 204 Gunn 

12809 LAB T 1200-0250 pm PSCI 206 Gunn 

14181 LAB W 0930-1220 pm PSCI 204 Gunn 


12810 LAB R 0900-1150 am PSCI 204 Gunn 

15147 LAB F 0930-1220 pm PSCI 204 Gunn 



14400 LAB R 1200-0250 pm PSCI 204 Gunn 






INSTRUCTIONS. 

12800 PC LAB M 0930-1220 pm PSCI 204 Gunn 


preparing to major in pharmacy. Cooperative Pharmacy Program 

approval required, 747-8520. 



preparing to major in Pharmacy. Cooperative Pharmacy program 

approval required. 747-8520. 





CHEM 1106 Laboratory for CHEM 1306 Cr: 1.0 Fees:$10.00 

12811 LAB T 0900-1150 am PSCI 206 Gunn 

14182 LAB R 0900-1150 am PSCI 206 Gunn 

12812 LAB R 1200-0250 pm PSCI 206 Gunn 



NOTE: STUDENTS IN CHEM 1305 MUST CONCURRENTLY 

ENROLL IN 1305 LECTURE AND 1305 WORKSHOP LAB: 

CHEM 1305 General Chemistry Cr: 3.0 

12813 HN LECT MW 0830-0920 am CRBL C202 Davis 

12814 LECT MW 0830-0920 am UGLC 106 Noveron 

12815 LECT TR 0800-0850 am UGLC 126 Lee 

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INSTRUCTIONS. 

15297 PC LECT MW 0830-0920 am UGLC 106 STAFF 

This section is in a learning community and is 

restricted to students preparing to major in Pharmacy. 

Cooperative Pharmacy Program approval required, 

747-8520. 





747-8520. 




Cooperative pharmacy program approval required, 

747-8520. 

CHEM 1305 General Chemistry Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

12816 LAB M 1230-0220 pm PSCI 310 STAFF 




12820 DP LAB MF 1130-1220 pm PSCI 403 STAFF 



12823 LAB T 1030-1220 pm PSCI 310 STAFF 


12936 LAB T 1230-0220 pm CRBL C304 STAFF 

12939 LAB T 0230-0420 pm CRBL C304 STAFF 


12942 LAB W 1030-1220 pm PSCI 310 STAFF 

12946 LAB W 1030-1220 pm CRBL C403 STAFF 





12967 LAB R 1030-1220 pm PSCI 310 STAFF 






14397 LECT F 1230-0220 pm PSCI 310 STAFF 


14399 LECT F 0230-0420 pm PSCI 310 STAFF 




INSTRUCTIONS. 

12938 PC LAB T 0230-0420 pm PSCI 310 STAFF 




747-8520. 

12940 PC LAB T 0430-0620 pm PSCI 310 STAFF 



Cooperative Pharmacy program approval required. 

747-8520. 

12959 PC LAB W 0230-0420 pm PSCI 310 STAFF 


restricted to students preparing to major in pharmacy. 


747-8520.



CHEM 1306 General Chemistry (C) Cr: 3.0 

15015 LECT MW 0930-1020 am UGLC 128 Narayan 

15021 LECT TR 0930-1020 amUGLC 128 Becvar 

CHEM 1306 General Chemistry (C) Cr: 0.0 non-credit 










15179 LAB F 1130-0120 pm BUSN 330 STAFF 

15180 LAB F 0330-0520 pm CRBL C301 STAFF 

15182 DP LECT TR 0830-0920 am PSCI 403 STAFF 

CHEM 1407 Introductory Chemistry (C) Cr: 0.0 non-credit 


T 0400-0550 pm PSCI 204 


T 0400-0550 pm PSCI 206 


R 0400-0550 pm PSCI 204 

CHEM 1407 Introductory Chemistry (C) Cr: 4.0 Fees:$15.00 

12992 LECT TR 1030-1150 am Ellzey 

15412 LECT TR 1030-1150 am STAFF 

14402 LECT TR 1030-1150 am STAFF 

CHEM 2101 Molecular Model./Chem. Info. Cr: 1.0 

11345 DP INDS T 0130-0420 pm PSCI 314 Davis 

CHEM 2124 Lab for Organic Chemistry 2324 Cr: 1.0 

15003 LAB R 0900-0950 am PSCI 208 Michael 

R 1000-1150 am 

15014 LAB M 0230-0320 pm CRBL C203 Sharma 

M 0330-0520 pm 

15026 LAB T 0900-0950 am PSCI 208 Sharma 

T 1000-1150 am 

15030 LAB F 1130-1220 pm CRBL C302 Sharma 

F 1230-0220 pm 

15039 LAB W 1130-1220 pm CRBL C302 Sharma 

W 1230-0220 pm 

CHEM 2125 Lab for Organic Chemistry 2325 Cr: 1.0 

15048 LAB W 0230-0320 pm CRBL C301 Salvador 

W 0330-0520 pm 

15050 LAB M 1130-1220 pm CRBL C301 Salvador 

M 1230-0220 pm 



CHEM 2324 Organic Chemistry Cr: 3.0 

15150 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am UGLC 106 Dirk 

CHEM 2324 Organic Chemistry Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

15151 LAB M 1130-0120 pm CRBL C302 Dirk 

15152 LAB M 0130-0320 pm CRBL C301 Dirk 

15153 LAB M 0330-0520 pm PSCI 115 Dirk 

15154 LAB T 1200-0150 pm PSCI 115 Dirk 

15155 LAB T 0200-0350 pm LART 122 Dirk 


15156 LAB T 0400-0550 pm LART 210 Dirk 

15157 LAB W 1130-0120 pm COMP 322 Dirk 

15158 LAB W 0130-0320 pm BUSN 321 Dirk 

15159 LAB W 0330-0520 pm PSCI 208 Dirk 

15160 LAB R 1200-0150 pm Dirk 

15161 LAB R 0200-0350 pm PSCI 115 Dirk 

15162 LAB R 0400-0550 pm LART 305 Dirk 

15163 LAB R 0400-0550 pm Dirk 

15164 LAB F 1130-0120 pm Dirk 


15169 LECT TR 0900-1020 am LART 108 Salvador 

CHEM 3110 Lab for Chemistry 3310 Cr: 1.0 Fees:$30.00 

13244 LAB M 0130-0220 pm CRBL C303 Saupe 

M 0230-0520 pm BUSN 326 

16473 LAB M 0130-0220 pm Saupe 

T 0130-0420 pm 


13255 LAB W 0130-0220 pm CRBL C301 Eastman 

W 0230-0520 pm 


13256 LAB R 1200-1250 pm PSCI 208 Dirk 

R 0100-0550 pm PSCI 304 

16638 LAB T 1200-1250 pm Dirk 

T 0100-0550 pm PSCI 304 

CHEM 3310 Analytical Chemistry Cr: 3.0 

13257 LECT TR 1030-1150 am CRBL C304 Saupe 

CHEM 3321 Organic Chemistry Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

15165 LAB T 0200-0350 pm BUSN 331 Dirk 

15638 LAB TBA Dirk 

15166 LAB R 0200-0350 pm BUSN 319 Dirk 

15167 LAB F 0130-0320 pm PSCI 314 Dirk 

15168 LAB W 0130-0320 pm Dirk 


15149 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am UGLC 106 Dirk 

CHEM 3351 Physical Chemistry Cr: 3.0 

13303 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am PSCI 314 Davis 

CHEM 4176 Introduction to Research Cr: 1.0 Fees:$15.00 

11350 DP INDS TBA Bernal 

11351 DP INDS TBA Becvar 

11352 DP INDS TBA Chianelli 

11353 DP INDS TBA Dirk 

11354 DP INDS TBA Gardea-Torre 

11776 DP INDS TBA Lee 

11769 DP INDS TBA Eastman 

11989 DP INDS TBA Michael 

11994 DP INDS TBA Narayan 

14238 DP INDS TBA Pannell 

14239 DP INDS TBA Noveron 

14240 DP INDS TBA Ellzey 

16782 DP INDS TBA Saupe 

14672 DP INDS TBA Salvador 

CHEM 4330 Biochem: Structure/Function Cr: 3.0 

13312 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm Xiao 

CHEM 4365 Inorganic Chemistry Cr: 3.0 

13549 LECT TR 1030-1150 am PSCI 403 Chianelli 

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CHEM 4376 Introduction to Research Cr: 3.0 Fees:$25.00 










11990 DP INDS TBA Mito 






CHEM 5195 Graduate Seminar Cr: 1.0 

13551 SEM F 0400-0450 pm PSCI 208 Pannell 

16783 SEM TBA STAFF 

Special Topic: Analytical Chemistry 


Special Topic: Biochemistry 


Special Topic: Inorganic Chemistry 


Special Topic: Organic Chemistry 


Special Topic: Physical Chemistry 

13847 SEM T 0430-0530 pm BUSN 330 STAFF 

CHEM 5196 Graduate Research in Chemistry Cr: 1.0 













CHEM 5319 Contem Topics Analytical Chem Cr: 3.0 

13314 LECT TR 0430-0550 pm PSCI 208 Saupe 

CHEM 5329 Contem Topics Organic Chemistr Cr: 3.0 

13313 LECT MWF 0930-1020 am CRBL C303 Michael 

CHEM 5339 Contemp Topics in Biochemistry Cr: 3.0 

13550 LECT TR 0900-1020 am LART 319 Narayan 

CHEM 5351 Advanced Physical Chemistry I Cr: 3.0 

13315 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am CRBL C304 Ellzey 






11365 DP INDS TBA Davis 



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13980 DP INDS TBA Herndon 

13983 DP INDS TBA Xiao 

CHEM 5398 Thesis Cr: 3.0 

11368 THES TBA Bernal 

11599 THES TBA Noveron 

11369 THES TBA Becvar 

11370 THES TBA Chianelli 

11371 THES TBA Davis 

11372 THES TBA Dirk 

11373 THES TBA Xiao 


11376 THES TBA Eastman 

11377 THES TBA Gardea-Torre 

11378 THES TBA Lee 

11379 THES TBA Michael 

11380 THES TBA Mito 

11381 THES TBA Pannell 

11382 THES TBA Narayan 

13981 THES TBA Salvador 

CHEM 5399 Thesis Cr: 3.0 

11383 THES TBA Bernal 

11384 THES TBA Becvar 

11385 THES TBA Chianelli 

11386 THES TBA Davis 

11387 THES TBA Dirk 

11388 THES TBA Eastman 


11390 THES TBA Gardea-Torre 

11391 THES TBA Lee 

11392 THES TBA Michael 

11393 THES TBA Mito 

11394 THES TBA Pannell 

11395 THES TBA Narayan 

11396 THES TBA Noveron 

13958 THES TBA Salvador 

13982 THES TBA Saupe 

CHEM 6195 Graduate Seminar Cr: 1.0 

14523 DP SEM F 0400-0450 pm PSCI 208 Pannell 

This section is only for doctoral students. 

14668 DP SEM T 0430-0530 pm STAFF 







CHEM 6319 Contemp Topics in Analyt Chem Cr: 3.0 

14501 DP LECT TR 0430-0550 pm LART 306 Saupe 

CHEM 6329 Contemp Topics in Organic Chem Cr: 3.0 

14499 DP LECT MWF 0930-1020 am LART 209 STAFF 

CHEM 6339 Contemp Topics in Biochemistry Cr: 3.0 

14490 DP LECT TR 0900-1020 am LART 323 Michael

CHEM 6351 Adv Physical Chemistry I Cr: 3.0 

14500 DP LECT MWF 1030-1120 am BUSN 304 Ellzey 


























14486 DP INDS TBA Xiao 

14487 DP INDS TBA Herndon 




CHEM 6398 Dissertation Cr: 3.0 

14528 DP DISS TBA STAFF 

14529 DP DISS TBA Bernal 

14530 DP DISS TBA Becvar 

14531 DP DISS TBA Chianelli 

14532 DP DISS TBA Davis 

14533 DP DISS TBA Eastman 

14534 DP DISS TBA Ellzey 

14535 DP DISS TBA Xiao 

14536 DP DISS TBA Gardea-Torre 

14537 DP DISS TBA Lee 

14538 DP DISS TBA Michael 

14539 DP DISS TBA Mito 

14540 DP DISS TBA Pannell 

14541 DP DISS TBA Narayan 

14542 DP DISS TBA Noveron 

14543 DP DISS TBA Saupe 

16789 DP DISS TBA Salvador 

CHICANO STUDIES 

D. BIXLER-MARQUEZ, DIRECTOR GRAH 104 747-5462 

CHICANO STUDIES (CHIC) 

CHIC 3301 La Chicana Cr: 3.0 

13100 LECT M 0600-0850 pm LART 107 Tabuenca 

Above section meets with WS 3301/16325; SPAN 

4390/15576 

Above section counts towards the Humanities OR the 

Social & Behavioral Sciences blocks of the Liberal 

Arts degree plan. 


14347 LECT S 0900-1150 am BUSN 312 Arrieta 

Above section meets with WS 3301/16358 




CHIC 3302 Chicano Cinema Cr: 3.0 Fees:$15.00 

16178 LECT W 0600-0850 pm UGLC 342 Ortega 

Above section meets with FILM 3302/16459 

Above section counts towards the Fine & Performing 

Arts block of the Liberal Arts degree plan. 

16180 LECT R 0600-0850 pm UGLC 342 Carrizal-Duk 

Above section meets with FILM 3302/16461 



CHIC 3304 Chicano/Latino Music in the US Cr: 3.0 

13105 LECT T 0600-0850 pm UGLC 216 Ortega 



CHIC 3311 Chicano Studies: Societal Issues Cr: 3.0 

13107 LECT MWF 0930-1020 am EDUC 303 Ramirez 




13109 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm EDUC 303 Ramirez 




14012 LECT TR 0730-0850 am EDUC 303 Herrera 




13111 LECT TR 0900-1020 am EDUC 303 Ramirez 




16184 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm EDUC 301 Aguirre 




14122 LECT T 0600-0850 pm EDUC 303 Contreras 


Social & Behavioral Sciences block of the Liberal 


13113 LECT R 0600-0850 pm EDUC 202 Contreras 




CHIC 3339 Cultural Diversity & Youth: US Cr: 3.0 

13114 LECT MWF 0830-0920 am EDUC 303 Herrera 

Above section counts towards the Social & Behavioral 

Sciences block of the Liberal Arts degree plan. 

13115 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am EDUC 303 Herrera 



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14348 LECT M 0600-0850 pm EDUC 303 Herrera 



13116 LECT TR 1030-1150 am EDUC 303 Bixler-Marqu 



13117 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm EDUC 303 Ortega 



13121 LECT R 0430-0720 pm EDUC 303 Ortega 



CHIC 4301 Chicano Legal History Cr: 3.0 

14437 LECT M 0600-0850 pm UGLC 342 Acosta 

Above section meets with POLS 4325/16353 



CHIC 4304 Envir. Just. & Min. Comm U.S. Cr: 3.0 


Above section meets with ANTH 4304/16345; 

POLS 4304/16351; SOCI 4304/16346 



CHIC 4307 Hispanic Entrepreneurship Cr: 3.0 

14868 LECT W 0600-0850 pm EDUC 203 Galicia 

Above section meets with SOCI 3341/16398 



CHIC 4350 Topics in Chicano Studies Cr: 3.0 

13771 LECT MWF 1230-0120 pm HOLL 200 Garcia 

Above section meets with KIN 2342/15112 

Topic: Spanish Dance 



Above section will require dancing. 

The following courses can be used to fulfill Chicano Studies Requirements: 

ANTH 4304 Envir. Just. & Min. Comm U.S. Cr: 3.0 


This course will meet with: SOCI 4304 CRN 16346, 


ARTH 3353 Pre-Columbian Art Cr: 3.0 Fees:$5.00 


ARTH 3383 Spanish Colonial Cr: 3.0 Fees:$5.00 


ENGL 3310 Chicana/o Literature Cr: 3.0 

12030 LECT MWF 0730-0820 am HUDS 300 Abarca 


FILM 3302 Chicano Cinema Cr: 3.0 Fees:$15.00 


Cross-listed with CHIC 3302 (CRN#16178) 

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16461 LECT R 0600-0850 pm UGLC 342 

Carrizal-Duk 


HIST 3309 Mexican-American History Cr: 3.0 

16097 LECT MW 0300-0420 pm LART 301 Ramirez 

HIST 3342 The Spanish Borderlands Cr: 3.0 

16099 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm LART 308 Martin 

KIN 2342 Spanish Dance Cr: 3.0 


POLS 4304 Envir. Just. & Min. Comm U.S. Cr: 3.0 


Cross-list: CHIC 4304/14013 

POLS 4313 Southwestern Border Politics Cr: 3.0 

16213 LECT MW 0930-1020 am UGLC 216 Rocha 

16216 LECT TBA Staudt 

POLS 4325 Spec Topics in Law & Politics Cr: 3.0 

16353 SEM M 0600-0850 pm UGLC 342 Acosta 


SOCI 3341 Special Undergraduate Topics Cr: 3.0 


SOCI 4304 Envir. Just. & Min. Comm U.S. Cr: 3.0 


This course will meet with: ANTH 4304 CRN 16345, 


SPAN 3320 Culture & Civilization-Spain Cr: 3.0 

13004 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am UGLC 210 Perez del So 

SPAN 4390 Topics in Spanish Cr: 3.0 


LA CHICANA 

C/L W/CHIC 3301/13100 C/L W/WS 3301/16325 

WS 3301 La Chicana Cr: 3.0 


Fulfills Social Science or Humanities Block Elective 

for all Liberal Arts majors. 

Cross-listed w/CHIC 3301 CRN 13100 and SPAN 4390 15576. 



HIST 5374 Seminar in Borderlands History Cr: 3.0 

16558 SEM M 0430-0720 pm LART 310 Chavez 

CIVIL ENGINEERING 

W-W. LI, CHAIR ENGR A-225 747-5464 








14406 DP LAB M 0130-0420 pm ENGR A322 Kelley


















M 0130-0420 pm 


R 0130-0420 pm 



T 0130-0420 pm 


T 0130-0420 pm 





W 0130-0420 pm PSCI 115 


W 0130-0420 pm 




CIVIL ENGINEERING (CE) 

CE 3313 Engineering Measurements Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

13735 LAB T 0230-0520 pm CRBL C201 Chang-Albitr 

13737 LAB R 0230-0520 pm CRBL C304 Chang-Albitr 

CE 3313 Engineering Measurements Cr: 3.0 

13732 LECT TR 0130-0220 pm CRBL C201 Chang-Albitr 

CE 3325 Environmental Engr Fundamental Cr: 3.0 

13602 LECT TR 0900-1020 am EDUC 302 Turner 

CE 3343 Structural Analysis I Cr: 3.0 

15210 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am BUSN 321 Macias 

CE 4171 Engineering Problems Cr: 1.0 

10953 DP INDS TBA Li 

CE 4181 Co-op Work Experiences Cr: 1.0 







CE 4188 Senior Design I Cr: 1.0 

13636 DP LAB W 0930-1020 am CRBL C305 Shokouhi 

CE 4195 Sr Professional Orientation Cr: 1.0 

13603 LECT F 1230-0120 pm CRBL C305 Tarquin 

CE 4271 Engineering Problems Cr: 2.0 


CE 4288 Senior Design II Cr: 2.0 

13605 DP LCLB W 1030-1120 am CRBL C203 Tarquin 

CE 4335 Structural Design I Cr: 3.0 

13604 DP LECT TR 1200-0120 pm BUSN 326 Ferregut 

CE 4340 Transportation Engineering Cr: 3.0 

13739 LECT MWF 0830-0920 am CRBL C304 Cheu 

CE 4348 Geotechnical Engineering Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

13656 LAB M 0130-0420 pm ENGR E205 Nazarian 

13661 LAB W 0130-0420 pm ENGR E205 Nazarian 

CE 4348 Geotechnical Engineering Cr: 3.0 

13659 LECT MW 1230-0120 pm ENGR E205 Nazarian 

CE 4371 Engineering Problems-Seminar Cr: 3.0 


CE 4375 Adv. Topics in Civil Engr. Cr: 3.0 


CE 4456 Hydraulic Engineering Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

13664 LAB R 0230-0520 pm BUSN 321 Walton 

13611 LAB T 0230-0520 pm BUSN 321 Walton 

CE 4456 Hydraulic Engineering Cr: 4.0 

13608 LECT TR 1030-1150 am PSCI 314 Walton 


CE 5305 Advanced Structural Analysis Cr: 3.0 

16539 DP LECT MW 0300-0420 pm CRBL C205 STAFF 

CE 5307 Theory-Finite Element Analysis Cr: 3.0 

16536 DP LECT TR 0600-0720 pm CRBL C301 Kumar 

Cross-Lists with MECH 5390 (12797) 

CE 5308 Advan Design--Steel Structures Cr: 3.0 

16504 DP LECT TR 0300-0420 pm CRBL C301 Carrasco 

CE 5322 Hazardous/Special Wastes Mgmt Cr: 3.0 

16534 DP LECT TR 0900-1020 am BUSN 330 Turner 

CE 5353 Geotech. Site Investigation Cr: 3.0 

13618 DP LECT TR 0430-0550 pm CRBL C305 Tandon 

CE 5355 Advanced Civil Eng. Materials Cr: 3.0 

14344 DP LECT MW 0300-0420 pm CRBL C202 Tandon 

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CE 5364 Infrastrct Ntwk Flow Anal/Opti Cr: 3.0 


CE 5382 Constr Cost Analysis & Bidding Cr: 3.0 


CE 5384 Engl-Span for Const Mangrs II Cr: 3.0 

16540 DP LECT TR 0600-0720 pm CRBL C201 STAFF 

CE 5390 Special Topics Civil Engr Cr: 3.0 

13621 DP LECT MW 0430-0550 pm ENGR E226 Li 

Aerosol Science and Technology 

16535 DP LECT TR 0600-0720 pm BUSN 330 Walton 

Principle of Experimental & Engineering Design 

CE 5391 Individual Studies Cr: 3.0 

11006 DP INDS TBA Tarquin 

11992 DP INDS TBA Turner 

10967 DP INDS TBA Ferregut 

10971 DP INDS TBA Oey 

10969 DP INDS TBA Nazarian 

10966 DP INDS TBA Chang-Albitr 

10965 DP INDS TBA Cheu 


10972 DP INDS TBA Tandon 

10964 DP INDS TBA Carrasco 

13940 DP INDS TBA Walton 

CE 5394 Graduate Research Cr: 3.0 












CE 5396 Graduate Projects Cr: 3.0 












CE 5397 Graduate Projects Cr: 3.0 












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CE 5398 Thesis Cr: 3.0 

11007 DP THES TBA Tarquin 

11897 DP THES TBA Turner 

10983 DP THES TBA Cheu 

10985 DP THES TBA Ferregut 

10986 DP THES TBA Chang-Albitr 

10990 DP THES TBA Tandon 

10989 DP THES TBA Oey 

10982 DP THES TBA Carrasco 

10988 DP THES TBA Nazarian 

10987 DP THES TBA Li 

13944 DP THES TBA Walton 

CE 5399 Thesis Cr: 3.0 

11899 DP THES TBA Tarquin 

10992 DP THES TBA Cheu 

10995 DP THES TBA Chang-Albitr 

10999 DP THES TBA Nazarian 

10993 DP THES TBA Ferregut 

11002 DP THES TBA Tandon 

10991 DP THES TBA Carrasco 

11001 DP THES TBA Oey 

10997 DP THES TBA Li 

11943 DP THES TBA Turner 

13945 DP THES TBA Walton 

CE 5409 Environmental Engineering Chem Cr: 4.0 

16533 DP LECT MW 0300-0420 pm CRBL C204 Tarquin 

CE 5694 Graduate Research Cr: 6.0 












CE 6195 Civil Engineering Seminar Cr: 1.0 

13630 DP LECT F 0130-0230 pm CRBL C302 Oey 

CE 6301 Infrastructure Management Cr: 3.0 

13741 DP LECT MW 0430-0550 pm CRBL C204 Chang-Albitr 

CE 6303 Engineering Analysis I Cr: 3.0 

16532 DP LECT TR 0600-0720 pm ENGR E226 Shokouhi 

CE 6314 Adv Traffic Engineering Cr: 3.0 

16505 DP LECT MW 0430-0550 pm CRBL C205 Cheu 

CE 6396 Doctoral Research Cr: 3.0 














13947 DP INDS TBA Walton

CE 6398 Dissertation Cr: 3.0 

13912 DP DISS TBA Carrasco 

13913 DP DISS TBA Cheu 

13914 DP DISS TBA Ferregut 

13915 DP DISS TBA Chang-Albitr 

13916 DP DISS TBA Li 

13917 DP DISS TBA Nazarian 

13918 DP DISS TBA Oey 

13919 DP DISS TBA Tandon 

13920 DP DISS TBA Tarquin 

13921 DP DISS TBA Turner 

13948 DP DISS TBA Walton 

CE 6399 Dissertation Cr: 3.0 

13922 DP DISS TBA Carrasco 

13923 DP DISS TBA Cheu 

13924 DP DISS TBA Ferregut 

13925 DP DISS TBA Chang-Albitr 


13927 DP DISS TBA Nazarian 

13928 DP DISS TBA Oey 

13929 DP DISS TBA Tandon 

13930 DP DISS TBA Tarquin 



CLINICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE 

L. TORRES, DIRECTOR HSCI 601 747-7282 

CLINICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE (CLSC) 

CLSC 2210 Intro to the Clinical Lab Cr: 2.0 

14370 LECT MW 1100-1150 am Dominguez 

CLSC 2211 Med Diagnostic Applications Cr: 2.0 

14424 DP INDS MW 0100-0150 pm HSCI 616 Dominguez 

CLSC 3150 Medical Terminology Cr: 1.0 

15608 LECT TBA Lewis 

CLSC 3155 Clinical Chemistry I Lab Cr: 1.0 

14425 DP LAB R 0100-0300 pm HSCI 608 Meraz 

14426 DP LAB R 0400-0600 pm HSCI 608 Meraz 

CLSC 3159 Opport & Parasitic Infect Lab Cr: 1.0 

14371 LAB M 1100-0100 pm HSCI 608 Meraz 

14372 LAB W 1100-0100 pm HSCI 608 Meraz 

16577 LAB F 0900-1100 am HSCI 608 Meraz 

16578 LAB F 1200-0200 pm HSCI 608 Meraz 

CLSC 3161 Serology Lab Cr: 1.0 

14373 LAB T 0100-0300 pm HSCI 608 Meraz 

14374 LAB T 0400-0600 pm HSCI 608 Meraz 

CLSC 3257 Hematology I Lab Cr: 2.0 

14375 LAB MW 0101-0300 pm HSCI 614 Meraz 

14376 LAB MW 0400-0600 pm HSCI 614 Meraz 

CLSC 3258 Opportunist & Parasitic Infect Cr: 2.0 

14427 DP LECT MW 1000-1050 am LART 222 Dominguez 

CLSC 3260 Serology Cr: 2.0 

14377 LECT TR 1030-1120 am Saleh 

CLSC 3354 Clinical Chemistry I Cr: 3.0 

14429 DP LECT TR 0900-1020 am UGLC 334 Saleh 


CLSC 3356 Hematology I Cr: 3.0 

14378 LECT MW 0800-0920 am LART 307 Torres 

CLSC 4190 Special Problems Cr: 1.0 

14380 DP INDS TBA Torres 

14381 DP INDS TBA Dominguez 

14382 DP INDS TBA Saleh 

CLSC 4273 Clinical Education Cr: 2.0 

14430 DP LECT T 0600-0800 pm HSCI 602 Torres 

CLSC 4274 Clinical Investigation Cr: 2.0 

14379 DP LECT T 0400-0600 pm Saleh 

CLSC 4290 Special Problems Cr: 2.0 

14383 DP INDS TBA Torres 


14385 DP INDS TBA Saleh 

CLSC 4371 Preceptorship I Cr: 3.0 

14431 DP PRAC MTWR TBA Torres 

CLSC 4372 Preceptorship II Cr: 3.0 

14433 DP PRAC TBA Saleh 

COMMUNICATION 

F. PEREZ, CHAIR COTT 202 747-5129 

COMMUNICATION (COMM) 

COMM 1301 Public Speaking (C) Cr: 3.0 

12733 LECT MWF 0730-0820 am QUIN 103 Lewis 

15661 LECT TR 0900-1020 am LART 206 Brooks 

12734 LECT MWF 1230-0120 pm QUIN 103 Lewis 


16207 LECT MW 0600-0720 pm COTT 201 Mena 

12738 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm COTT 201 Trejo 

13552 LECT MWF 0930-1020 am QUIN 206 Trejo 

13553 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am QUIN 206 Trejo 

12739 LECT TR 0900-1020 am QUIN 103 Harrison 

12741 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm QUIN 103 Harrison 

12742 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm QUIN 203 Klorer 

12743 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm QUIN 203 Klorer 

12744 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm QUIN 103 Klorer 

12745 LECT MW 0300-0420 pm QUIN 103 Klorer 

12746 LECT TR 1030-1150 am QUIN 203 Klorer 

12747 LECT MWF 1230-0120 pm COTT 201 Trejo 




INSTRUCTIONS. 

12736 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm QUIN 103 Lewis 


concurrently with UNIV 1301 12367. 

12740 LECT TR 1030-1150 am QUIN 103 Harrison 


concurrently with POLS 2311 16645. 

COMM 1302 Business/Profession Comm (C) Cr: 3.0 

12748 LECT TR 1030-1150 am COTT 201 Wiedel 

12749 LECT TR 0730-0850 am COTT 207 Chavez 

12750 LECT TR 0900-1020 am COTT 207 Chavez 

12751 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm COTT 207 Chavez 

12753 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm COTT 207 Chavez 

12754 LECT MW 1230-0150 pm QUIN 203 Chavez 

13807 LECT TR 0900-1020 am QUIN 203 Torres 

12756 LECT TR 0730-0850 am COTT 201 Wiedel 

12757 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm COTT 201 Wiedel 

12758 LECT MW 0430-0550 pm COTT 201 Mena 

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COMM 1370 Intro To Communication Studies Cr: 3.0 

12838 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm UGLC 116 Pineda 

COMM 2202 Forensic Practicum: Ind Events Cr: 2.0 

13125 LAB MW 0430-0550 pm COTT 103 Trejo 

COMM 2300 Writing for Comm Professions Cr: 3.0 

12919 LECT TR 1030-1150 am COTT 207 Saenz 

12920 LECT TR 1030-1150 am MAIN 214 STAFF 

14163 LECT MWF 1230-0120 pm QUIN 202 Garland 

COMM 2330 Principles of Advertising Cr: 3.0 

12843 LECT TR 0900-1020 am UGLC 336 Yang 

COMM 2342 Introduction to Video Systems Cr: 3.0 Fees:$10.00 

12917 LCLB TR 1200-0120 pm COTT 306 Mullins 

T 0300-0550 pm COTT 306 

15088 LCLB TR 0130-0250 pm EDUC 102 Gutierrez 

T 0300-0550 pm EDUC 102 

COMM 2343 Audio in Media Cr: 3.0 Fees:$15.00 

12901 LCLB MW 0130-0250 pm COTT 207 Piotrowski 

COMM 2371 Writing for the Mass Media Cr: 3.0 Fees:$5.00 

12834 LCLB TR 0900-1020 am COTT 104 Smith 

14162 LCLB MWF 1030-1120 am MAIN 214 STAFF 

COMM 2372 Mass Media and Society Cr: 3.0 

16263 LECT TR 1030-1150 am QUIN 206 Pineda 

COMM 3311 Public Affairs Reporting Cr: 3.0 Fees:$5.00 

13077 LCLB TR 0130-0250 pm MAIN 214 STAFF 

COMM 3313 News Gathering & Investigation Cr: 3.0 Fees:$5.00 

12916 LCLB MWF 0130-0220 pm MAIN 214 Cardenas 

COMM 3317 Photography Cr: 3.0 Fees:$20.00 

14876 DP LCLB TR 0130-0250 pm COTT 104 Smith 

R 0130-0420 pm COTT 104 

Instructor Approval Required 

COMM 3320 Writing for PR & Corp Comm Cr: 3.0 

16464 LECT MW 0300-0420 pm MAIN 205 Garland 

COMM 3321 Public Relations Cr: 3.0 

12766 LECT TR 0900-1020 am QUIN 206 Moe 

COMM 3323 Comm & Org Leadership Cr: 3.0 

14974 LECT TR 0900-1020 am COTT 201 STAFF 

COMM 3332 Ad Design, Graphics & Layout Cr: 3.0 

15560 LCLB T 0430-0720 pm COTT 201 Lama 

R 0430-0720 pm COTT 201 

COMM 3333 Creative Strategy/Copywriting Cr: 3.0 Fees:$7.00 

12845 LCLB TF 1030-1150 am COTT 307 Mitchell 

W 1230-0320 pm COTT 307 

COMM 3338 Integrated Marketing Comm Cr: 3.0 

14877 LECT TR 1030-1150 am UGLC 336 Yang 

COMM 3341 Writing for Electronic Media Cr: 3.0 

12767 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am QUIN 203 Byrd 

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COMM 3353 Intercultural Communication Cr: 3.0 

13804 LECT TR 0430-0550 pm QUIN 212 Barrera 

COMM 3354 Small Group Cr: 3.0 

13026 LCLB MW 0300-0420 pm QUIN 203 Moe 

COMM 3355 Organizational Communication Cr: 3.0 

13076 LECT T 0600-0850 pm QUIN 203 STAFF 

COMM 3371 Communication Theory/Analysis Cr: 3.0 

12836 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm UGLC 220 Sowards 

13029 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm UGLC 216 Perez 

COMM 4300 Communication Internship Cr: 3.0 

12852 DP INDS TBA Arocha 

COMM 4311 News Editing Cr: 3.0 Fees:$5.00 

16281 LCLB TR 1030-1150 am COTT 104 Smith 

COMM 4323 Case Studies -Public Relations Cr: 3.0 

12918 LECT TR 0600-0720 pm QUIN 206 STAFF 

COMM 4330 Media Planning & Buying Cr: 3.0 

12848 LECT W 0330-0630 pm COTT 306 Mitchell 

COMM 4335 Advertising Campaigns Cr: 3.0 Fees:$10.00 

15563 LCLB T 0730-1030 am COTT 306 Mitchell 

R 0730-1030 am COTT 306 

COMM 4341 Media Announcing & Performance Cr: 3.0 

14875 LECT MWF 0830-0920 am QUIN 206 Byrd 

COMM 4350 Selected Topics Cr: 3.0 

15102 LECT M 0600-0850 pm COTT 207 Singhal 

Topic: Communication and Healthy Communities 

Cross-listed with COMM 5337 (CRN#14471) 

15584 INDS TBA Witherspoon 

14878 LECT TR 0430-0550 pm QUIN 206 Sowards 

Topic: Environmental Communication 

12844 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm UGLC 336 Yang 

Topic: Consumer Psychology and Advertising 


15086 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm COTT 306 Mullins 

R 0300-0550 pm COTT 306 

Topic: Documentary to Video Systems 

15763 INDS TBA Perez 

COMM 4371 Communication Law and Society Cr: 3.0 

12768 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm QUIN 203 Byrd 

COMM 4372 Methods of Research in Comm Cr: 3.0 

13805 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm QUIN 212 Barrera 


COMM 5100 Intro to Graduate Studies Cr: 1.0 

12915 LECT M 0430-0550 pm QUIN 103 Riccillo 

COMM 5311 Qualitative Research Methods Cr: 3.0 

16388 LECT W 0600-0850 pm QUIN 206 Sowards 

COMM 5337 Sem./Organizational Comm. Cr: 3.0 


Topic: Communication and Healthy Communities 

Cross-listed with COMM 4350 (CRN#15102)

COMM 5343 Seminar - Communication Theory Cr: 3.0 

14880 SEM T 0600-0850 pm QUIN 103 Riccillo 

13459 SEM TR 1200-0120 pm UGLC 336 Yang 

Topic: Consumer Psychology and Advertising 


13079 SEM T 0600-0850 pm QUIN 202 STAFF 

16395 SEM W 0600-0850 pm QUIN 202 Barrera 

COMM 5350 Directed Study Cr: 3.0 

15807 INDS TBA Riccillo 

15827 INDS TBA Yang 

COMM 5398 Thesis Cr: 3.0 

10907 THES TBA Barrera 

10911 THES TBA Perez 

10913 THES TBA Riccillo 

10915 THES TBA Witherspoon 

10917 THES TBA Yang 

11915 THES TBA Sowards 

11916 THES TBA Pineda 

COMM 5399 Thesis Cr: 3.0 

10939 THES TBA Barrera 

10940 THES TBA Byrd 

15721 THES TBA Singhal 

10941 THES TBA Perez 

10942 THES TBA Riccillo 

10944 THES TBA Witherspoon 

10945 THES TBA Yang 

11952 THES TBA Sowards 

FILM (FILM) 

FILM 1390 Intro-Art of Motion Pict. (C) Cr: 3.0 Fees:$25.00 

15485 LECT M 0600-0850 pm UGLC 346 Garcia 

15488 LECT M 0130-0420 pm UGLC 342 Gutierrez 

15489 LECT W 0130-0420 pm UGLC 342 Gutierrez 

FILM 2391 Cinematic Genres Cr: 3.0 

16676 LECT T 0430-0720 pm COTT 207 Carrizal-Duk 

FILM 3302 Chicano Cinema Cr: 3.0 Fees:$15.00 



16461 LECT R 0600-0850 pm UGLC 342 Carrizal-Duk 


FILM 4340 Selected Topics/ Film Studies Cr: 3.0 

16467 LECT M 0600-0850 pm COTT 103 STAFF 

Topic: Short films across borders 

COMPUTATIONAL SCIENCE 

L. VELAZQUEZ, DIRECTOR BELL 322 747-6768 

COMPUTATIONAL SCIENCE (CPS) 


CPS 5195 Graduate Seminar Cr: 1.0 

16031 DP SEM F 1200-0120 pm LART 302 STAFF 

DEPARTMENT APPROVAL REQUIRED. 

CPS 5396 Graduate Interdisciplinary Res Cr: 3.0 

16327 DP SEM TR 0300-0420 pm LART 304 STAFF 

16035 DP INDS TR 1200-0120 pm BUSN 330 STAFF 



CPS 5397 Graduate Research Cr: 3.0 

16037 DP SEM TBA STAFF 


CPS 5401 Introduction to Comp Science Cr: 4.0 

16030 DP LECT MW 0130-0250 pm LART 323 STAFF 

F 0130-0220 pm LART 301 


COMPUTER SCIENCE 

D. NOVICK, CHAIR COMP 234 747-5480 

COMPUTER SCIENCE (CS) 

CS 1310 Intro-Computer Programming Cr: 3.0 

14886 LECT MWF 1230-0120 pm COMP 300 Roy 

CS 1401 Intro to Computer Science Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

15858 LAB TR 0900-1020 am COMP 301 Ceberio 

13566 LAB TR 0730-0850 am COMP 301 Ceberio 

13567 LAB MWF 1030-1120 am COMP 301 Ceberio 

13568 LAB MWF 1030-1120 am COMP 301 Ceberio 

13569 LAB MW 0300-0420 pm COMP 301 Ceberio 

13570 LAB MW 0130-0250 pm COMP 301 Ceberio 

CS 1401 Intro to Computer Science Cr: 4.0 

14884 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm COMP 308 Ceberio 

14897 LECT MWF 1230-0120 pm COMP 308 Ceberio 

15503 LECT MWF 1230-0120 pm COMP 308 Roy 

CS 2302 Data Structures Cr: 3.0 

16503 DP LECT TR 1200-0120 pm COMP 321 Fuentes 

CS 2401 Elem. Data Struct./Algorithms Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

13571 LAB MWF 0730-0820 am COMP 301 Kreinovich 

13572 LAB MWF 1230-0120 pm COMP 301 Kreinovich 

13573 LAB TR 1200-0120 pm COMP 301 Pinheiro da 

13574 LAB TR 0130-0250 pm COMP 301 Pinheiro da 

CS 2401 Elem. Data Struct./Algorithms Cr: 4.0 

16368 DP LECT MWF 0930-1020 am COMP 322 Pinheiro da 

14902 LECT TR 1030-1150 am COMP 308 Kreinovich 

CS 3320 Comp Arch II: Adv. Design /Imp Cr: 3.0 

14914 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am COMP 321 Teller 

CS 3331 Adv. Object-Oriented Programng Cr: 3.0 

14917 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm COMP 322 Cheon 

CS 3350 Automata/Computabi/Formal Lang Cr: 3.0 

14920 LECT TR 1030-1150 am COMP 321 Modave 

CS 3360 Design/Implementation Prog Lan Cr: 3.0 

14923 LECT MWF 0930-1020 am COMP 321 Cheon 

CS 3370 Computer Graphics Cr: 3.0 

16401 DP LECT TR 0900-1020 am COMP 321 Fuentes 

CS 3432 Comp Arch I: Comp Org/Design Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

13575 LAB MWF 1230-0120 pm COMP 319 Freudenthal 

13576 LAB TR 0300-0420 pm COMP 319 Freudenthal 

CS 3432 Comp Arch I: Comp Org/Design Cr: 4.0 

14925 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm COMP 322 Freudenthal 

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CS 4310 Software Eng: Requirements Eng Cr: 3.0 

14929 DP LECT TR 0300-0420 pm COMP 308 Roach 

CS 4316 Computer Networks Cr: 3.0 

16384 DP LECT TR 0430-0550 pm COMP 322 Freudenthal 

CS 4317 Human-Computer Interaction Cr: 3.0 

14943 DP LECT MW 0600-0720 pm COMP 308 Ward 

CS 4342 Data Base Management Cr: 3.0 

14945 DP LECT MWF 1230-0120 pm COMP 321 Pinheiro da 

CS 4365 Topics in Soft Computing Cr: 3.0 

16393 DP LECT TR 0130-0250 pm COMP 321 Kreinovich 

CS 4371 Computer Science Problems Cr: 3.0 

11139 DP INDS TBA Ceberio 

11753 DP INDS TBA Ward 

11649 DP INDS TBA Roach 

11650 DP INDS TBA Romero 

11140 DP INDS TBA Cheon 

11141 DP INDS TBA Freudenthal 

11142 DP INDS TBA Fuentes 

11143 DP INDS TBA Gates 

11144 DP INDS TBA Kreinovich 

11145 DP INDS TBA Longpre 

11157 DP INDS TBA Modave 

11158 DP INDS TBA Novick 

11159 DP INDS TBA Pinheiro da 

CS 4375 Theory of Operating Systems Cr: 3.0 

15556 DP LECT MWF 1030-1120 am COMP 322 Ward 


CS 5317 Human-Computer Interaction Cr: 3.0 

14944 DP LECT MW 0600-0720 pm COMP 321 Novick 

CS 5341 Advanced Computer Architecture Cr: 3.0 

15561 DP LECT MW 0130-0250 pm COMP 321 Teller 

16457 DP LECT TR 1200-0120 pm COMP 308 Teller 

CS 5350 Advanced Algorithms Cr: 3.0 

14948 DP LECT TR 0300-0420 pm COMP 321 Longpre 

CS 5353 Topics/Emerg.Comput Paradigms Cr: 3.0 

14950 DP LECT TR 0130-0250 pm COMP 321 Kreinovich 

CS 5390 Special Topic Computer Science Cr: 3.0 

15550 DP LECT TR 0430-0550 pm COMP 308 Roach 

ST: Engineering Ethics & Social Responsibility 

16396 DP LECT MW 0430-0550 pm COMP 321 STAFF 

16474 DP LECT TR 0600-0720 pm COMP 321 Longpre 

ST: Web-Based Computing 

CS 5391 Individual Studies Cr: 3.0 

11997 DP INDS TBA Teller 













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CS 5392 Graduate Research Methods Cr: 3.0 

16399 DP LECT MW 0300-0420 pm COMP 321 Novick 

CS 5394 Graduate Research Cr: 3.0 















CS 5396 Graduate Projects Cr: 3.0 
















CS 5397 Graduate Projects Cr: 3.0 













CS 5398 Master's Thesis Cr: 3.0 

11199 DP THES TBA Teller 

11200 DP THES TBA Ward 

11201 DP THES TBA Ceberio 

11202 DP THES TBA Cheon 

11203 DP THES TBA Freudenthal 

11204 DP THES TBA Fuentes 

11205 DP THES TBA Gates 

11206 DP THES TBA Kreinovich 

11207 DP THES TBA Longpre 

11208 DP THES TBA Modave 



11209 DP THES TBA Novick 

11667 DP THES TBA Pinheiro da 

11668 DP THES TBA Roach

CS 5399 Master's Thesis Cr: 3.0 

11586 DP THES TBA Modave 



11679 DP THES TBA Novick 

11682 DP THES TBA Pinheiro da 

11210 DP THES TBA Ceberio 

11760 DP THES TBA Roach 

11211 DP THES TBA Cheon 

11212 DP THES TBA Freudenthal 

11213 DP THES TBA Fuentes 

11214 DP THES TBA Gates 

11215 DP THES TBA Kreinovich 

11216 DP THES TBA Longpre 

CS 5694 Graduate Research Cr: 6.0 











CS 6194 Doctoral Research Cr: 1.0 



CS 6391 Individual Studies Cr: 3.0 













CS 6398 Dissertation Cr: 3.0 












CS 6399 Dissertation Cr: 3.0 

















CREATIVE WRITING 

J. PAYNE, DIRECTOR LART 415 747-5713 

CREATIVE WRITING (CRW) 

CRW 3362 Intro to Creative Writing Cr: 3.0 

14809 SEM MWF 1230-0120 pm WORR 204 STAFF 

14815 SEM TR 1030-1150 am WORR 204 Chacon 

14816 SEM MWF 0930-1020 am WORR 204 STAFF 

14817 SEM TR 0900-1020 am WORR 204 STAFF 

16233 LECT S 0800-1115 am WORR 204 STAFF 

CRW 3371 Reading and Writing Fiction Cr: 3.0 

14813 DP SEM TR 1200-0120 pm WORR 204 Chacon 

CRW 3372 Reading and Writing Poetry Cr: 3.0 

14840 DP LECT TR 0300-0420 pm WORR 204 Sirkin 

CRW 3374 Narrative Techniques Cr: 3.0 

16220 DP LECT T 0600-0850 pm WORR 205 Williford 

The Short Story 

CRW 3375 Poetics Cr: 3.0 

16224 DP LECT MW 0300-0420 pm WORR 205 STAFF 

CRW 3376 Teaching Creative Writing Cr: 3.0 

14818 DP LECT MWF 1030-1120 am WORR 204 Saenz 

CRW 4303 Non-Fiction Cr: 3.0 

16214 DP SEM MW 0130-0250 pm WORR 204 Ramos 

Bilingual 

CRW 4305 Senior Seminar Cr: 3.0 

14842 DP LECT MW 0430-0550 pm MNRS 301 De Pierola 

CRW 4307 Poetics and Performance Cr: 3.0 

14814 DP LECT R 0600-0850 pm WORR 204 Chacon 


CRW 5321 Narrative Theory and Poetics Cr: 3.0 

15574 DP SEM TBA De Pierola 

15509 DP SEM T 0600-0850 pm HUDS 313 Payne 

CRW 5364 Forms & Techniques of Fiction Cr: 3.0 

14811 DP SEM TR 0430-0550 pm LART 102 Ramos 

CRW 5365 Forms & Techniques of Poetry Cr: 3.0 

16227 DP SEM TBA STAFF 

CRW 5366 Advanced Fiction Writing Cr: 3.0 

15566 DP LECT W 0600-0850 pm WORR 204 De Pierola 

CRW 5367 Advanced Poetry Writing Cr: 3.0 

14819 DP LECT M 0600-0850 pm WORR 204 Saenz 

CRW 5368 Var Topics in Creative Writing Cr: 3.0 

16217 DP SEM R 0600-0850 pm WORR 205 Sirkin 

Writing About Popular Music 

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CRW 5372 Advanced Screenwriting Cr: 3.0 

16231 DP SEM TBA Williford 

CRW 5390 Independent Study Cr: 3.0 

11807 DP INDS TBA Williford 

11808 DP INDS TBA Chacon 

11809 DP INDS TBA De Pierola 

11810 DP INDS TBA Payne 

11811 DP INDS TBA Alcala 

11812 DP INDS TBA Saenz 

16639 DP INDS TBA Sirkin 

16640 DP INDS TBA Ramos 

CRW 5398 Thesis Cr: 3.0 

11814 DP THES TBA Payne 

11815 DP THES TBA Chacon 

11816 DP THES TBA De Pierola 

11817 DP THES TBA Ramos 

11818 DP THES TBA Williford 

11819 DP THES TBA Alcala 

11820 DP THES TBA Saenz 

16641 DP THES TBA Sirkin 

CRW 5399 Thesis Cr: 3.0 

11821 DP THES TBA Payne 

11822 DP THES TBA De Pierola 

11823 DP THES TBA Ramos 

11824 DP THES TBA Saenz 

11825 DP THES TBA Williford 

11826 DP THES TBA Alcala 

16642 DP THES TBA Sirkin 

16643 DP THES TBA Chacon 

CRIMINAL JUSTICE 

S. F. RODRIGUEZ, DIRECTOR LART 116 747-7943 

CRIMINAL JUSTICE (CRIJ) 

CRIJ 1301 Intro to Criminal Justice I Cr: 3.0 

13212 LECT MW 0800-0920 am UGLC 346 Cross 



16691 LECT MW 0600-0830 pm Velasquez 


15460 LECT MW 0800-0920 am LART 107 Diaz 

CRIJ 1310 Fundamentals of Criminal Law Cr: 3.0 

15461 LECT MW 1030-1150 am LART 106 Lauck 

15465 LECT TR 1030-1150 am LART 108 Lauck 

CRIJ 2328 Police Systems and Practices Cr: 3.0 

15474 LECT S 00800-1115 am BUSN 318 Whitten 



16693 LECT TR 0600-0830 pm Lee 


13230 LECT MW 1030-1150 am LART 308 Lee 

14560 LECT TBA Lee 

CRIJ 3301 Criminal Investigation Cr: 3.0 

15466 LECT TR 1030-1150 am LART 106 Shannon 

13233 LECT MW 1230-0150 pm LART 107 Shannon 

CRIJ 3308 Juvenile Justice Cr: 3.0 

15470 LECT MW 0600-0720 pm LART 108 Zamora 

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CRIJ 3311 Crime Control & Prevention Cr: 3.0 

13242 LECT MWF 0730-0820 am LART 106 Whitten 

CRIJ 3312 Psychology and Law Cr: 3.0 




16694 LECT MW 0430-0700 pm Shannon 


14243 LECT MW 0930-1050 am LART 107 STAFF 

14516 LECT TR 0930-1050 am UGLC 342 STAFF 



16692 LECT TR 0430-0700 pm Diaz 


15471 LECT MW 1230-0150 pm EDUC 302 Diaz 

CRIJ 3322 Research Methods in Crim Just Cr: 3.0 

14227 LECT MWF 1230-0120 pm MAIN 211 Howard 

CRIJ 3351 Crim Just on US-Mexico Border Cr: 3.0 

13778 LECT TR 1030-1150 am LART 306 Graves 

CRIJ 4300 Selected Topics - Crim Justice Cr: 3.0 

15475 LECT M 0600-0850 pm LART 102 Montalvo Nie 

Topic: Current Legal Issues in CRIJ 

13247 LECT MWR 1100-1220 pm LART 323 Diaz 

Topic: Legal Research 

13251 LECT TBA Goldstein 

Topic: Forensic DNA Analysis 

CRIJ 4304 Crtcal Infrastructure Protectn Cr: 3.0 


CRIJ 4310 Internship in Criminal Justice Cr: 3.0 

14565 DP INDS TBA Rodriguez 

CRIJ 4311 Immigration Law and Admin Cr: 3.0 

13253 LECT TR 0600-0850 pm LART 107 Lauck 

CRIJ 4390 The Inter. Nature of Cr.Ju. Cr: 3.0 

13254 LECT MW 0300-0420 pm LART 305 Curry 

14515 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm LART 107 Curry 

ECONOMICS & FINANCE 

T. ROTH, CHAIR BUSN 236 747-5245 

ECONOMICS (ECON) 

ECON 2303 Principles of Economics (C) Cr: 3.0 

14583 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm BUSN 323 Hammett 

13613 LECT MW 0900-1020 am BUSN 323 Hammett 

13619 LECT MW 0600-0720 pm BUSN 323 Torres 

13616 LECT MW 1030-1150 am BUSN 323 Hammett 

ECON 2304 Principles of Economics (C) Cr: 3.0 

13627 LECT TR 1030-1150 am BUSN 323 Hammett 

13628 LECT TR 0600-0720 pm BUSN 323 Torres 

13629 LECT TR 0900-1020 am BUSN 323 Hammett 

ECON 3302 Intermed Macroeconomic Theory Cr: 3.0 

13631 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm BUSN 318 Smith

ECON 3310 Managerial Economics Cr: 3.0 

16128 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm BUSN 313 Schauer 

16130 LECT MW 0900-1020 am BUSN 309 Smith 

16131 LECT MW 1030-1150 am BUSN 318 Smith 


16139 LECT TR 1030-1150 am BUSN 313 Schauer 

ECON 3325 Public Choice Cr: 3.0 

16154 LECT MW 1030-1150 am BUSN 319 Ashby 

ECON 3351 Industrial Organ & Govern Pol Cr: 3.0 

15328 LECT MW 1200-0120 pm BUSN 321 Holcomb 

ECON 4398 Independent Study in Economics Cr: 3.0 












ECON 5302 Microeconomic Theory Cr: 3.0 

13635 LECT T 0600-0850 pm BUSN 302 Roth 

ECON 5311 Managerial Economics Cr: 3.0 

13902 LECT T 0600-0850 pm BUSN 319 Holcomb 

ECON 5334 Urban Economics Cr: 3.0 Fees:$30.00 

16151 LECT MW 1200-0120 pm BUSN 301 Fullerton 

ECON 5360 Global Econ Environment-Mgrs Cr: 3.0 


ECON 5392 Directed Indiv Study-Economics Cr: 3.0 








ECON 5397 Professional Report-Economics Cr: 3.0 


ECON 5398 Thesis Cr: 3.0 

10909 DP THES TBA STAFF 





ECON 5399 Thesis Cr: 3.0 








FINANCE (FIN) 

FIN 3310 Business Finance Cr: 3.0 

13638 LECT MW 1030-1150 am BUSN 309 Xie 

13639 LECT TR 0900-1020 am BUSN 309 Elliott 

13640 LECT MW 0600-0720 pm BUSN 309 Wei 

FIN 3315 Investments Cr: 3.0 


15331 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm BUSN 329 Elliott 

FIN 4310 Managerial Finance Cr: 3.0 



FIN 4315 Portfolio Analysis Cr: 3.0 

13642 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm BUSN 302 Varela 

FIN 4318 Financial Statement Analysis Cr: 3.0 

15333 LECT TR 1030-1150 am BUSN 302 Varela 

FIN 4325 International Finance Cr: 3.0 



FIN 4398 Independent Study In Finance Cr: 3.0 





FIN 5311 Financial Management Cr: 3.0 

14292 LECT W 0600-0850 pm BUSN 312 Xie 

FIN 5315 Securities Analysis Cr: 3.0 

13643 DP LECT M 0600-0850 pm BUSN 330 STAFF 

FIN 5392 Dir Individual Study-Finance Cr: 3.0 



EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY 

& SPECIAL SERVICES 

D. COMBS, CHAIR EDUC 701 747-5221 

EDUC. PSYCH. & COUNSELING (EDPC) 

EDPC 2300 Dev in Young Child & Youth Cr: 3.0 

13126 LCLB MW 0130-0250 pm EDUC 311 STAFF 

13127 LCLB TR 1030-1150 am EDUC 311 STAFF 

13128 LCLB W 0430-0720 pm PSYC 105 STAFF 

13129 LCLB R 0430-0720 pm EDUC 311 STAFF 

14577 LCLB TR 1030-1150 am PSYC 306 STAFF 



INSTRUCTIONS. 

16720 LCLB TR 1030-1150 am EDUC 311 STAFF 


concurrently with UNIV 1301 14164. Reserved for pre-education 

majors. Departmental approval required. 

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EDPC 3300 Developmental Variations Cr: 3.0 

12955 DP LECT M 0900-1150 am EDUC 108 STAFF 

Must be admitted to Teacher Education Program 

Departmental Approval Required 

12956 DP LECT M 1200-0250 pm EDUC 108 STAFF 



13112 DP LECT R 0500-0750 pm LART 307 STAFF 




EDPC 5310 Applied Research Design for Ed Cr: 3.0 

12995 DP LECT R 0500-0750 pm EDUC 108 Wang 


This section for Counseling students 

14981 DP LECT M 0500-0750 pm LART 305 STAFF 


This section for Diagnostician and Special Education 

students 

EDPC 5317 Human Growth and Development Cr: 3.0 

13037 DP LECT W 0500-0750 pm EDUC 108 Haley-Bailey 


EDPC 5320 Lifestyle & Career Development Cr: 3.0 

13038 DP LECT R 0500-0750 pm PSYC 306 Gonzalez 


EDPC 5321 School Counseling Cr: 3.0 

13039 DP LECT R 0500-0750 pm PSYC 307 STAFF 


EDPC 5322 Community/Agency Counseling Cr: 3.0 

13040 DP LECT R 0500-0750 pm LART 304 STAFF 


EDPC 5324 Ethic, Legl/Prof. Issue/Cnslng Cr: 3.0 

14223 DP LECT M 0500-0750 pm EDUC 309 King 


EDPC 5334 Responsive Classrm Assessment Cr: 3.0 

14235 DP LECT M 0500-0750 pm PSYC 306 STAFF 


EDPC 5335 Prin of Appraisal & Assessment Cr: 3.0 

14224 DP LECT S 0900-1150 am EDUC 313 Wang 


EDPC 5336 Advanced Educational Appraisal Cr: 3.0 Fees:$20.00 

13803 DP LECT W 0500-0750 pm PSYC 306 STAFF 


EDPC 5338 Group Counseling Cr: 3.0 

13082 DP LECT W 0500-0750 pm EDUC 216 Guo 


EDPC 5339 Techniques of Counseling Cr: 3.0 

13083 DP LECT T 0500-0750 pm LART 323 Haley-Bailey 


15981 DP LECT T 0500-0750 pm EDUC 216 STAFF 


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EDPC 5341 Theories of Counseling Cr: 3.0 

13087 DP LECT M 0500-0750 pm EDUC 108 Guo 


EDPC 5345 Abnormal Human Behavior Cr: 3.0 

13088 DP LECT T 0500-0750 pm EDUC 108 Johnson 


EDPC 5346 Counsel Multicult/Div Popula Cr: 3.0 

13089 DP LECT W 0500-0750 pm EDUC 309 Gonzalez 


EDPC 5360 Intro Marriage & Famly Therapy Cr: 3.0 

15982 DP LECT M 0500-0750 pm PSYC 105 Johnson 


EDPC 5362 Cnslng Chldren, Adlscnts & Fam Cr: 3.0 



EDPC 5365 Directed Individual Study Cr: 3.0 

10823 DP INDS U TBA Combs 


10824 DP INDS U TBA Johnson 


10825 DP INDS U TBA Haley-Bailey 


10826 DP INDS U TBA Guo 


10827 DP INDS U TBA STAFF 






EDPC 5370 Special Topics-Dev. Variations Cr: 3.0 

13110 DP LECT TBA STAFF 


EDPC 5371 Counseling Practicum Cr: 3.0 

13091 DP LECT M 0500-0750 pm EDUC 313 Combs 






EDPC 5372 Counseling Internship I Cr: 3.0 

13093 DP PRAC T 0500-0750 pm EDUC 108 Guo 

Course meets with EDPC 5373/13094 


13104 DP PRAC M 0500-0750 pm EDUC 311 Gonzalez 


Course meets at Canutillo Elementary School 


15991 DP PRAC M 0500-0750 pm EDUC 303 Haley-Bailey 



16574 DP PRAC S 1000-1250 pm EDUC 216 Johnson 

Departmental Approval Required

EDPC 5373 Counseling Internship II Cr: 3.0 

13094 DP PRAC T 0500-0750 pm EDUC 108 Guo 



13106 DP PRAC M 0500-0750 pm EDUC 311 Gonzalez 


Course meets at Canutillo Elementary School 


16000 DP PRAC M 0500-0750 pm EDUC 303 Haley-Bailey 



16575 DP PRAC S 1000-1250 pm EDUC 216 Johnson 


EDPC 5375 Internsip for Ed. Diagnostics Cr: 3.0 Fees:$20.00 

13036 DP PRAC T 0430-0720 pm LART 319 STAFF 


EDPC 5398 Thesis Cr: 3.0 

11688 DP THES TBA Johnson 


EDPC 5399 Thesis Cr: 3.0 







SPECIAL EDUCATION (SPED) 

SPED 3310 Sp Ed Svc/Stud/Gen/Sped Ed Set Cr: 3.0 

13120 LECT TR 0900-1020 am EDUC 108 STAFF 



13122 LECT T 0430-0720 pm LART 308 STAFF 






13124 LECT W 0500-0720 pm PSYC 307 STAFF 






14579 LECT R 0430-0720 pm EDUC 301 STAFF 



SPED 3345 Lang Read for Special Learners Cr: 3.0 



SPED 4340 Trans ED for Learners/Sp Needs Cr: 3.0 

12965 DP LECT W 0500-0750 pm EDUC 303 STAFF 


SPED 4350 Workshop in Special Education Cr: 3.0 

13985 DP LECT S 0900-0100 pm EDUC 309 STAFF 


This course limited to Project PARA 


SPED 4393 Intern in Special Ed I Cr: 3.0 

13034 DP STCH TBA STAFF 


SPED 4394 Intern in Spec ED II Cr: 3.0 

13035 DP STCH TBA STAFF 



SPED 5320 Spec Ed-Historical Legal Basis Cr: 3.0 



SPED 5340 Learning Theories Across Life Cr: 3.0 



SPED 5345 Intervent /Mild Disabilities Cr: 3.0 

12953 DP LECT R 0500-0750 pm PSYC 308 STAFF 


SPED 5361 Cultural Behavioral Supports Cr: 3.0 

12960 DP LECT T 0500-0750 pm PSYC 308 STAFF 


SPED 5371 Teach Students/Severe Disabled Cr: 3.0 



SPED 5378 Rsrch & Applications in SPED Cr: 3.0 

13092 DP INDS S 0100-0350 pm EDUC 108 STAFF 


EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP 

& FOUNDATIONS 

J. DESCAMPS, CHAIR EDUC 501 747-5300 

EDUC. RESEARCH & STATISTICS (EDRS) 


EDRS 5305 Educ. Research and Statistics Cr: 3.0 

16089 DP LECT T 0500-0750 pm EDUC 309 Espinoza 

EDRS 5307 Data Based Decision Making Cr: 3.0 

13069 DP SEM R 0500-0750 pm LART 210 Cortez 

EDRS 6315 Qualitative Research Methods I Cr: 3.0 

15109 DP SEM R 0500-0750 pm LART 308 Mendez 

EDRS 6318 Quantitative Rsrch Methods I Cr: 3.0 

15110 DP SEM R 0500-0750 pm EDUC 304 Espinoza 

EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION (EDAD) 



EDAD 5310 Administrative Leadership Cr: 3.0 

16085 DP LECT S 0830-0230 pm EDUC 110 Rincones 

EDAD 5311 Curriculum Renewal Cr: 3.0 

15111 DP LECT T 0500-0750 pm EDUC 110 Mendez 

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EDAD 5312 Instructional Leadership Cr: 3.0 

16086 DP LECT S 0830-0230 pm EDUC 110 Daresh 

EDAD 5314 School-Based Budgeting Cr: 3.0 

13057 DP SEM R 0500-0750 pm EDUC 309 Sorenson 

EDAD 5340 School Community Leadership Cr: 3.0 

14304 DP LECT M 0500-0750 pm EDUC 110 Daresh 

EDAD 5342 Educational Law Cr: 3.0 

13051 DP LECT T 0500-0750 pm LART 108 Schulte 

EDAD 5345 Ed Leadrshp in Diverse Society Cr: 3.0 

13042 DP LECT S 0900-1150 am LART 302 STAFF 

EDAD 5346 Ed Prgm Planning & Evaluation Cr: 3.0 

13049 DP LECT W 0500-0750 pm LART 305 Johnston 

EDAD 5348 Admn of Sch Personnel Services Cr: 3.0 

13059 DP LECT T 0500-0750 pm EDUC 313 Sorenson 

EDAD 5365 Directed Individual Study Cr: 3.0 





EDAD 5375 School Management Internship I Cr: 3.0 

13061 DP INDS M 0500-0750 pm LART 101 Cortez 

EDAD 5376 Schl Management Internship II Cr: 3.0 

13062 DP INDS S 0900-1150 am LART 303 Cortez 

EDAD 5387 Higher Educ Policy Analysis Cr: 3.0 

16087 DP LECT R 0500-0750 pm EDUC 110 STAFF 

EDAD 5389 Schl Superintendent Internship Cr: 3.0 

13824 DP INDS TBA Schulte 

EDAD 5390 Introduction to Higher Ed Cr: 3.0 

13065 DP LECT W 0500-0750 pm LART 103 STAFF 

EDAD 6301 Hist & Phil Foundations-Educat Cr: 3.0 

13063 DP SEM M 0500-0750 pm LART 103 Pacheco 

EDAD 6304 Organizat'l Theory/Development Cr: 3.0 

13064 DP SEM S 0900-1150 am EDUC 318 Johnston 

EDAD 6307 Adv Legal/Ethic Aspects Leader Cr: 3.0 

16088 DP SEM W 0500-0750 pm EDUC 318 Schulte 

EDAD 6350 Internship In Leadership I Cr: 3.0 

11501 DP INDS TBA Daresh 

11502 DP INDS TBA Espinoza 

11503 DP INDS TBA Johnston 

11504 DP INDS TBA Mendez 

11505 DP INDS TBA Pacheco 

11506 DP INDS TBA Rincones 


11508 DP INDS TBA Sorenson 

EDAD 6351 Internship In Leadership II Cr: 3.0 

11509 DP INDS TBA Daresh 

11510 DP INDS TBA Espinoza 

78 

11511 DP INDS TBA Johnston 

11512 DP INDS TBA Mendez 

11513 DP INDS TBA Pacheco 

11514 DP INDS TBA Rincones 


11516 DP INDS TBA Sorenson 

EDAD 6365 Directed Individual Study Cr: 3.0 





EDAD 6380 Capstone Doctoral Seminar Cr: 3.0 

16090 DP SEM W 0500-0750 pm EDUC 110 Rincones 

EDAD 6398 Dissertation Research Cr: 3.0 

11517 DP DISS TBA Daresh 

11518 DP DISS TBA Johnston 

11519 DP DISS TBA Mendez 

11520 DP DISS TBA Pacheco 

11521 DP DISS TBA Rincones 

11522 DP DISS TBA Schulte 

11523 DP DISS TBA Sorenson 

11524 DP DISS TBA Staudt 

EDAD 6399 Dissertation Writing Cr: 3.0 

11526 DP DISS TBA Daresh 

11527 DP DISS TBA Johnston 

11528 DP DISS TBA Mendez 

11529 DP DISS TBA Pacheco 

11530 DP DISS TBA Rincones 

11531 DP DISS TBA Schulte 

11532 DP DISS TBA Sorenson 

11533 DP DISS TBA Staudt 

ELECTRICAL & 

COMPUTER ENGINEERING 

P. NAVA, CHAIR ENGR A-325 747-5470 

COMPUTER ENGINEERING (COMP) 


COMP 6194 Graduate Research Cr: 1.0 




COMP 6391 Individual Studies Cr: 3.0 












COMP 6398 Dissertation Cr: 3.0 


11758 DISS TBA STAFF

COMP 6399 Dissertation Cr: 3.0 













ELECTRICAL & COMPUTER ENG. (EE) 

EE 1105 Lab for EE 1305 Cr: 1.0 

13877 LAB R 0130-0420 pm ENGR E340 Moya 

13878 LAB M 0730-1020 am ENGR E340 Moya 

13879 LAB M 0130-0420 pm ENGR E340 Moya 

13881 LAB W 0130-0420 pm ENGR E340 Moya 

13880 LAB T 0100-0350 pm ENGR E340 Moya 

13882 LAB R 1030-0120 pm ENGR E340 Moya 

14000 LAB T 0730-1020 am ENGR E340 Moya 

14864 LAB W 0730-1020 am ENGR E340 Moya 

EE 1305 Intro to Electrical Engineer Cr: 3.0 

14415 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am CRBL C205 Moya 

14416 LECT TR 0900-1020 am CRBL C301 Granda-Becke 

14417 LECT TR 0900-1020 am CRBL C202 Granda-Becke 

EE 2151 Lab for EE 2351 Cr: 1.0 

13883 LAB T 0130-0420 pm ENGR E334 Von Borries 

13884 LAB W 1200-0250 pm ENGR E334 Von Borries 

13885 LAB R 0730-1020 am ENGR E334 Von Borries 

13886 LAB F 1130-0220 pm ENGR E334 Von Borries 

14871 LAB M 1200-0250 pm ENGR E334 Von Borries 

EE 2169 Laboratory for EE 2369 Cr: 1.0 

13435 LAB M 0730-1020 am ENGR E314 STAFF 

13436 LAB T 0730-1020 am ENGR E314 STAFF 

13437 LAB T 1030-0120 pm ENGR E314 STAFF 

13438 LAB R 1200-0250 pm ENGR E314 STAFF 

13439 LAB F 0130-0420 pm ENGR E314 STAFF 

EE 2351 Electric Circuits Cr: 3.0 

13440 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am CRBL C204 Pierluissi 

13441 LECT TR 0900-1020 am CRBL C201 Von Borries 

EE 2369 Digital Systems Design I Cr: 3.0 

13442 LECT MWF 0930-1020 am CRBL C205 STAFF 

13443 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm CRBL C205 Granda-Becke 

EE 2372 Software Design I Cr: 3.0 

13444 LECT TR 0730-0850 am CRBL C301 STAFF 

14497 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm CRBL C304 Liu 

EE 3109 Computer-aided Digital Design Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

13455 LAB T 0130-0420 pm ENGR E319 Granda-Becke 

13456 LAB F 0730-1020 am ENGR E319 Granda-Becke 

13457 LAB F 0130-0420 pm ENGR E319 Granda-Becke 

EE 3109 Computer-aided Digital Design Cr: 1.0 

13445 LECT W 1230-0120 pm CRBL C205 Granda-Becke 

EE 3138 Lab for Electronic Networks Cr: 1.0 

13458 LAB M 0300-0550 pm ENGR E334 STAFF 

13461 LAB T 1030-0120 pm ENGR E334 STAFF 


13462 LAB R 1030-0120 pm ENGR E334 STAFF 

13463 LAB F 0230-0520 pm ENGR E334 STAFF 

EE 3176 Laboratory For EE 3376 Cr: 1.0 

14507 LAB R 0300-0550 pm ENGR E314 Macdonald 

14563 LAB M 0300-0550 pm ENGR E314 Macdonald 

13464 LAB W 0300-0550 pm ENGR E314 Macdonald 

16135 LAB F 0730-1020 am ENGR E314 Macdonald 

EE 3321 Electromagnetic Field Theory Cr: 3.0 

13465 LECT MWF 0830-0920 am CRBL C204 Flores 

13466 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm CRBL C204 STAFF 

EE 3329 Electronic Devices Cr: 3.0 

13467 LECT TR 0900-1020 am CRBL C302 Quinones 

EE 3340 Linear Integrated Circuits Cr: 3.0 

13468 LECT TR 0300-0420 pm CRBL C305 Nazeran 

EE 3353 Signals & Systems Cr: 3.0 

13469 LECT MWF 0830-0920 am CRBL C205 Usevitch 

EE 3354 Intro to Communication Netwks Cr: 3.0 

16138 DP LECT TR 0430-0550 pm COMP 322 Gonzalez-Loz 

EE 3372 Software Design II Cr: 3.0 


EE 3376 Microprocessor Systems I Cr: 3.0 

13472 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am CRBL C201 Macdonald 

EE 3384 Probabilistic Methods-Engr/Sci Cr: 3.0 

13474 LECT TR 1030-1150 am CRBL C201 Starks 

EE 3385 Energy Conversion Cr: 3.0 


EE 3438 Electronic Circuits Cr: 4.0 

13475 LECT MTWR 0730-0820 am CRBL C201 STAFF 

13476 LECT MTWR 1230-0120 pm CRBL C201 STAFF 

EE 4171 Engineering Problems Cr: 1.0 




EE 4178 Laboratory For EE 4378 Cr: 1.0 

13490 LAB M 1030-0120 pm ENGR E314 Liu 

13491 LAB R 0730-1020 am ENGR E314 Liu 

14866 LAB T 0130-0420 pm ENGR E314 Liu 

EE 4181 Co-op Work Experiences Cr: 1.0 

10654 DP INDS TBA Nava 





EE 4195 Senior Professional Orientat Cr: 1.0 

13492 LECT T 0300-0350 pm CRBL C205 Quinones 

EE 4210 EE Laboratory II Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

13494 LAB W 0300-0550 pm ENGR E334 Pallares 

13495 LAB R 0730-1020 am ENGR E334 Pallares 

14872 LAB T 0730-1020 am ENGR E334 Pallares 

79


EE 4210 EE Laboratory II Cr: 2.0 

13493 LECT F 1230-0120 pm CRBL C205 Pallares 

EE 4220 Senior Project Laboratory Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

13498 LAB R 0300-0550 pm ENGR E335 Pallares 

EE 4220 Senior Project Laboratory Cr: 2.0 

13496 LECT TR 1230-0120 pm CRBL C205 Pallares 

13497 LECT TR 0200-0250 pm CRBL C301 STAFF 

EE 4230 Senior Project Lab II Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

13500 LAB F 0300-0550 pm ENGR E335 Woo 

EE 4230 Senior Project Lab II Cr: 2.0 

13499 LECT F 0130-0250 pm CRBL C201 Woo 

EE 4347 Applied Electromagnetics Cr: 3.0 

16141 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm CRBL C201 Flores 

EE 4364 Systems and Controls Cr: 3.0 

13502 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm CRBL C203 Sarkodie-Gya 

EE 4365 Topics in Soft Computing Cr: 3.0 


EE 4371 Engineering Problems Seminar Cr: 3.0 






EE 4375 VLSI Design I Cr: 3.0 

15614 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm CRBL C202 Moya 

EE 4376 CMOS Digital Circuit Design Cr: 3.0 

15736 LECT MW 0300-0420 pm CRBL C302 Macdonald 

EE 4378 Microprocessor Systems II Cr: 3.0 


EE 4383 Digital Signal Processing Cr: 3.0 

13511 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am CRBL C202 Usevitch 

EE 4388 Digital Communications Cr: 3.0 

13515 LECT TR 0900-1020 am CRBL C203 Cabrera 

EE 4389 High Resolution Radar Cr: 3.0 

15688 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm CRBL C302 STAFF 

EE 4395 Special Topics-Electrical Engr Cr: 3.0 

14874 DP LECT R 0600-0850 pm CRBL C203 Smith 

14873 DP LECT TR 0600-0720 pm CRBL C202 Nazeran 

15690 DP LECT TR 0300-0420 pm BUSN 330 STAFF 


EE 5194 Graduate Research Cr: 1.0 


EE 5195 Graduate Seminar Cr: 1.0 

13523 SEM F 0300-0350 pm CRBL C305 Pineda 

EE 5205 Research Methods I Cr: 2.0 

13524 LECT MW 1230-0120 pm CRBL C204 Lush 

80 



EE 5300 Probability & Random Processes Cr: 3.0 

13525 LECT T 0600-0850 pm CRBL C204 Von Borries 

EE 5302 Linear Systems Analysis Cr: 3.0 


EE 5311 Semiconductor Devices Cr: 3.0 


EE 5323 Adv Digital Communications Cr: 3.0 


EE 5332 Coding and Error Correction Cr: 3.0 

16241 DP LECT MWF 1230-0120 pm CRBL C303 STAFF 

EE 5341 Systems Engineering Fundamtls Cr: 3.0 

16011 DP LECT R 0600-0850 pm UGLC 346 Smith 

EE 5342 Systems Engineering Mgmt Cr: 3.0 

16243 DP LECT T 0600-0830 pm CRBL C203 Dullnig 

EE 5343 Requirements Engineering Cr: 3.0 

16245 DP LECT W 0600-0830 pm CRBL C303 Pineda 

EE 5344 Integratn, Verifictn, Validatn Cr: 3.0 

16247 DP LECT MW 0430-0550 pm CRBL C203 Ergin 

EE 5345 Sp Proj Practicum in Sys Eng Cr: 3.0 

16250 DP PRAC M 0600-0830 pm CRBL C301 Pineda 

EE 5352 Med Diag & Theraptc Instrmtn Cr: 3.0 

16225 LECT TR 0600-0720 pm CRBL C302 Nazeran 

EE 5355 Contmp Topics in Bioelectmgntm Cr: 3.0 

16230 DP LECT M 0600-0830 pm CRBL C303 Pierluissi 

EE 5369 CMOS Digital Circuit Design Cr: 3.0 

15737 DP LECT TR 0300-0420 pm CRBL C202 Macdonald 

EE 5370 Operating Systems Cr: 3.0 

13532 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm CRBL C202 STAFF 

EE 5372 Image Processing Cr: 3.0 

14506 LECT TR 0430-0550 pm CRBL C302 Cabrera 

EE 5377 Computer Architecture II Cr: 3.0 

13540 LECT TR 1030-1150 am CRBL C202 Liu 

EE 5390 Special Topics Electrical Engr Cr: 3.0 

13546 DP LECT R 0600-0850 pm CRBL C304 STAFF 


15552 DP LECT TR 0900-1020 am PSCI 314 STAFF 

13876 DP LECT M 0600-0850 pm CRBL C302 STAFF 

13547 DP LECT W 0600-0850 pm CRBL C302 STAFF 

14512 DP LECT MW 0430-0550 pm CRBL C202 Qian 

Biomedical Imaging & Imag. Informatics 



EE 5391 Individual Studies Cr: 3.0 


15800 DP INDS TBA STAFF













EE 5396 Graduate Projects Cr: 3.0 





EE 5397 Graduate Projects Cr: 3.0 



EE 5398 Thesis Cr: 3.0 







EE 5399 Thesis Cr: 3.0 

















EE 6195 Doctoral Seminar Cr: 1.0 

13548 SEM F 0300-0350 pm CRBL C203 STAFF 

15787 SEM F 0330-0420 pm CRBL C202 STAFF 

ENGLISH 

D. RUITER, CHAIR HUDS 113 747-5731 

ENGLISH (ENGL) 

STUDENTS MUST BE CO-ENROLLED WITH ENGL 1311 FOR 

THE FOLLOWING SECTIONS: 

ENGL 0111 Expository Composition Wkshop Cr: 1.0 

12545 LAB M 0830-0920 am EDUC 315 STAFF 




12548 LAB M 1130-1220 pm EDUC 315 STAFF 

12550 LAB T 0900-0950 am EDUC 315 STAFF 

12551 LAB T 1030-1120 am EDUC 315 STAFF 

12552 LAB T 1200-1250 pm EDUC 315 STAFF 

12553 LAB T 0130-0220 pm EDUC 315 STAFF 


12556 LECT MWF 0730-0820 am MAIN 201 STAFF 

12557 LECT MWF 0830-0920 am LART 305 STAFF 





13764 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm MAIN 211 STAFF 

12562 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm MAIN 201 STAFF 

12563 LECT TR 0730-0850 am MAIN 201 STAFF 


12566 LECT TR 1030-1150 am LART 211 STAFF 


13951 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm MAIN 211 STAFF 

12568 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm MAIN 205 STAFF 



INSTRUCTIONS. 

12558 LECT MWF 0830-0920 am MAIN 306 Williamson 



12565 LECT TR 1030-1150 am PSYC 308 Peschka 







INSTRUCTIONS. 

16686 LECT MWF 0830-1020 am MAIN 201 Storey-Gore 



concurrently with MUSL 1327 #15500. 

16687 LECT MWF 1030-1220 pm MAIN 201 Berta 




16688 LECT MWF 1130-0120 pm Williamson 




16689 LECT TR 0900-1150 am Shaffer 




ENGL 0311 Basic English Composition Cr: 3.0 




ENGL 1311 Expos. English Composition (C) Cr: 3.0 

12001 LECT MWF 0730-0820 am UGLC 230 Sobin 

15511 LECT MWF 0730-0820 am UGLC 236 STAFF 





12004 HN LECT MWF 0830-0920 am UGLC 230 Sobin 



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12071 LECT MWF 0930-1020 am UGLC 232 Gilden 

12072 LECT MWF 0930-1020 am UGLC 234 Miller 



12079 LECT MWF 1230-0120 pm UGLC 230 Miller 


12080 LECT MWF 1230-0120 pm UGLC 232 Gilden 





12085 LECT MW 0300-0420 pm UGLC 232 Gilden 




12089 LECT W 0430-0720 pm UGLC 234 STAFF 








12099 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm UGLC 230 STAFF 








14005 LECT S 0800-1050 am STAFF 

14006 LECT S 1100-0150 pm STAFF 

12074 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am UGLC 232 Gilden 







INSTRUCTIONS. 

12073 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am UGLC 230 Miller 



12076 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm UGLC 230 Miller 









ENGL 1312 Research & Critical Writ (C) Cr: 3.0 

15735 LECT S 0800-0920 am STAFF 

Students must reserve corresponding online class time 

for research and trainings. 

14473 LECT R 0300-0420 pm LART 101 STAFF 



82 

12108 LECT M 0730-0850 am LART 101 STAFF 



12109 LECT W 0730-0850 am LART 101 STAFF 



12110 LECT F 0730-0850 am LART 101 STAFF 



15889 LECT M 0900-1020 am LART 101 Bronner 



15890 LECT W 0900-1020 am LART 101 Rice 



15891 LECT F 0900-1020 am LART 101 Al-Tabaa 


for research and training. 

12111 LECT M 1030-1150 am LART 101 Sobin 



15892 LECT W 1030-1150 am LART 101 Sobin 



15893 LECT F 1030-1150 am LART 101 Montoya 



15894 LECT M 1200-0120 pm LART 101 Bronner 



15895 LECT W 1200-0120 pm LART 101 Webb 



15896 LECT F 1200-0120 pm LART 101 Montoya 






15897 LECT W 0130-0250 pm LART 101 Webb 










12116 LECT T 0730-0850 am LART 101 Varela 



14791 LECT R 0730-0850 am LART 101 STAFF 



12117 LECT T 0900-1020 am LART 101 Varela 


for research and trainings.

14008 LECT R 0900-1020 am LART 101 Montoya 



12118 LECT T 1030-1150 am LART 101 Bronner 



14009 LECT R 1030-1150 am LART 101 Montoya 



12119 LECT T 1200-0120 pm LART 101 Bronner 



14792 LECT R 1200-0120 pm LART 101 Webb 



14010 LECT T 0130-0250 pm LART 101 Varela 



14793 LECT R 0130-0250 pm LART 101 Webb 






14007 LECT S 1100-1220 pm STAFF 

Students must reserve corresponding online class 

times for research and trainings. 

ENGL 1313 Writing About Literature Cr: 3.0 

15899 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am STAFF 



INSTRUCTIONS. 

12123 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm Varela 



ENGL 1611 Written & Oral Communication Cr: 6.0 

12121 LECT M 0130-0420 pm Palmer 

W 0130-0420 pm EDUC 402 

12122 LECT T 1030-0120 pm Palmer 

R 1030-0120 pm EDUC 402 

ENGL 2311 English Literature (C) Cr: 3.0 

12009 LECT MWF 0830-0920 am HUDS 100 Johnson 

12010 LECT TR 1030-1150 am MNRS 301 Rodriguez 

12011 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm HUDS 300 Dick 

15948 LECT TR 0900-1020 am HUDS 313 STAFF 

ENGL 2312 English Literature (C) Cr: 3.0 

12012 LECT TR 0900-1020 am MNRS 301 Rohrleitner 

12013 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am HUDS 300 Branan Horak 

ENGL 2313 Intro to American Fiction (C) Cr: 3.0 

12014 LECT TR 0730-0850 am HUDS 100 Mullins 

12015 LECT TR 0900-1020 am HUDS 100 Mullins 

15949 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm MNRS 301 STAFF 

12017 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am MNRS 300 Gladstein 

ENGL 2318 Intro to American Poetry (C) Cr: 3.0 

15951 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm HUDS 213 Gunn 

ENGL 2320 Introduction to Linguistics(C) Cr: 3.0 


Above Section Meets with LING 2320-12906 & 

ANTH 2320-16261 



Above Section Meets with LING 2320-12907 & 

ANTH 2320-16262 

ENGL 3300 Intro. to Literary Studies Cr: 3.0 

12019 LECT MWF 0930-1020 am HUDS 300 Jayasuriya 

ENGL 3302 Literature and Film Cr: 3.0 

14364 LECT M 0130-0220 pm MNRS 301 Gladstein 

W 0130-0320 pm MNRS 301 

ENGL 3303 Grammar and Writing Cr: 3.0 

12020 LECT MW 0300-0420 pm HUDS 300 Flickinger 

ENGL 3304 Gothic Literature Cr: 3.0 

15952 LECT MWF 0930-1020 am MNRS 301 Yothers 

ENGL 3305 Children's Literature Cr: 3.0 

12021 LECT TR 0730-0850 am HUDS 200 Schneider 

12022 LECT TR 1030-1150 am HUDS 200 Schneider 

12023 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm HUDS 100 Rivera 

12024 LECT MWF 0830-0920 am HUDS 200 Armendariz 

12025 LECT MWF 0930-1020 am HUDS 200 Armendariz 

15963 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm HUDS 200 Van Cleef 

12026 LECT MW 0300-0420 pm MNRS 300 Hoyos 

14134 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm LART 403 Hurley 

14135 LECT TR 0430-0550 pm LART 403 Launspach 

ENGL 3306 Young Adult Literature Cr: 3.0 

12027 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm MNRS 300 Carter 

12028 LECT M 0600-0850 pm HUDS 300 Meyers 

14167 LECT TR 0300-0420 pm HUDS 300 Rivera 

ENGL 3309 Detective Fiction Cr: 3.0 

12029 LECT TR 0900-1020 am HUDS 300 Marchino 

ENGL 3310 Chicana/o Literature Cr: 3.0 



ENGL 3311 American Literature to 1865 Cr: 3.0 

12032 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm HUDS 300 Mansfield-Ke 

ENGL 3312 Am. Literature 1865 to Present Cr: 3.0 

12033 LECT M 0600-0850 pm HUDS 100 Cappell 

ENGL 3320 Shakespeare Cr: 3.0 

12034 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am HUDS 100 Stafford 

ENGL 3321 Shakespeare's Plays and Poetry Cr: 3.0 

12035 LECT TR 1030-1150 am HUDS 100 Ruiter 

ENGL 3323 17th Century Prose and Poetry Cr: 3.0 

12036 LECT TR 1030-1150 am HUDS 300 Dick 

ENGL 3325 Literature of the Bible Cr: 3.0 

15964 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm MNRS 300 Lawson 

ENGL 3328 Holocaust Literature and Film Cr: 3.0 

12037 LECT W 0600-0850 pm HUDS 100 Cappell 

ENGL 3331 World Literature Cr: 3.0 


Above Section Meets with WS 3390 CRN 14967 

ENGL 3333 Romantic Literature Cr: 3.0 

14136 LECT TR 0900-1020 am MNRS 300 Schmid 

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ENGL 3337 Victorian Literature Cr: 3.0 

12038 LECT MWF 1230-0120 pm MNRS 300 Jayasuriya 

ENGL 3341 History of Form I Cr: 3.0 

14137 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm HUDS 100 Johnson 

ENGL 3349 Drama in the Classroom Cr: 3.0 

14787 LECT MW 0430-0550 pm HUDS 200 Carter 

ENGL 3350 English Laboratory Cr: 3.0 

12039 LECT M 0600-0850 pm HUDS 200 Carter 

ENGL 3351 The Dynamics of Language Cr: 3.0 

15965 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm HUDS 200 Polette 

ENGL 3352 Reading and Writing Nonfiction Cr: 3.0 

12040 LECT TR 0900-1020 am HUDS 200 Polette 

ENGL 3353 Reading/Responding/Literature Cr: 3.0 

12041 LECT MW 0300-0420 pm HUDS 200 Armendariz 

ENGL 3355 Workplace Writing Cr: 3.0 

12044 LECT TBA Posey 

15940 LECT TBA Posey 

12045 LECT MWF 0730-0820 am HUDS 213 Cason 


12107 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm UGLC 236 Scenters-Zap 


12048 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm HUDS 213 Cason 

15941 LECT TR 1030-1150 am UGLC 230 Aryal 

14169 BI LECT TR 0130-0250 pm UGLC 232 Fredericksen 

15942 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm UGLC 230 Aryal 



INSTRUCTIONS. 

12042 BC LECT MW 0900-1020 am BUSN 320 Daniels 

This section is a learning community and must be taken 

concurrently with BUSN 3304 #13648. 

CoBA approval required. 

12043 BC LECT MW 1030-1150 am BUSN 320 Daniels 

This section is a learning community and must be taken 

concurrently with BUSN 3304 #16779. 


16046 BC LECT MW 0130-0250 pm BUSN 320 Ruecker 

This section is a learning community and must be taken concurrently 

with BUSN 3304 #16780. 


ENGL 3359 Technical Writing Cr: 3.0 

12050 BI LECT TR 0900-1020 am UGLC 232 Baca 

14491 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm UGLC 236 Clark 

12051 LECT MWF 0830-0920 am HUDS 313 STAFF 

12052 LECT MWF 0930-1020 am UGLC 230 Agee 



14796 LECT TBA Salinas 

ENGL 3360 Women in Literature Cr: 3.0 

12053 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm HUDS 300 Marchino 


ENGL 3365 Adv Composition and Rhetoric Cr: 3.0 

12054 LECT TR 1030-1150 am UGLC 232 Baca 

ENGL 3372 Folklore and Mythology Cr: 3.0 

15966 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm MNRS 301 Rohrleitner 


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ENGL 4308 Chaucer Cr: 3.0 

12055 LECT MWF 0930-1020 am HUDS 100 Johnson 

ENGL 4317 American Fiction To 1900 Cr: 3.0 


ENGL 4322 The American Drama Cr: 3.0 

12059 LECT MW 1230-0120 pm HUDS 100 Stafford 

TOPIC: American Women Dramatists 

ENGL 4350 Maj Am. Writer(s) through 1900 Cr: 3.0 

12060 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am MNRS 301 Yothers 

Edgar Allan Poe 

ENGL 4351 Maj Am Writer(s) since 1900 Cr: 3.0 

14365 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm HUDS 200 Rohrleitner 

Julia Alvarez, Edwidge Danticat, & Toni Morrison 


ENGL 4354 Writing Processes of Children Cr: 3.0 

12064 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm HUDS 100 Meyers 

12065 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm HUDS 200 Armendariz 

14139 LECT MW 0430-0550 pm HUDS 100 Holman 

16004 LECT W 0600-0850 pm HUDS 200 STAFF 


12063 LECT TR 0300-0420 pm MNRS 300 Flickinger 


16003 LECT TR 0430-0550 pm HUDS 200 Connel - Ros 

14788 LECT R 0600-0850 pm MNRS 300 Huse 

15591 LECT R 0600-0850 pm HUDS 200 Seda 

ENGL 4355 Tch Compos and Lit in Sec Schl Cr: 3.0 

12067 LECT MW 0430-0550 pm HUDS 300 Perrillo 

ENGL 4390 Directed Study Cr: 3.0 


Registration Arranged through English Dept. Office 


ENGL 5197 Master of Arts Research Paper Cr: 1.0 



ENGL 5300 Approach-Methods & Bibliog. Cr: 3.0 


ENGL 5303 British Literature 1660-1832 Cr: 3.0 

14784 LECT R 0600-0850 pm HUDS 313 Schmid 

TOPIC: Jane Austen & Film 

ENGL 5304 British Lit 1832-Present Cr: 3.0 

16006 LECT W 0600-0850 pm HUDS 114 Stafford 

TOPIC: British Nobel Playwrights 

ENGL 5305 Am. Lit: Exploration to 1800 Cr: 3.0 

16005 LECT T 0600-0850 pm HUDS 114 Yothers 

TOPIC: Writing the Self / Writing the Nation 

ENGL 5307 American Literature 1865-1945 Cr: 3.0 

15393 LECT M 0600-0850 pm HUDS 114 Gladstein 

TOPIC: The Southern Gothic 

ENGL 5309 Intro to Rhet &Writing Studies Cr: 3.0 

12069 LECT MW 0430-0550 pm HUDS 114 Brunk


ENGL 5310 Rhetorical Theory Cr: 3.0 

15944 LECT TR 0600-0850 pm HUDS 213 Scenters-Zap 




INSTRUCTIONS 

ENGL 5311 Persuasion and Argument Cr: 3.0 

15945 LECT TR 0600-0850 pm HUDS 213 Lawson 

ENGL 5316 Graduate Writing Workshop Cr: 3.0 

12070 LECT TR 0430-0550 pm HUDS 114 Fredericksen 

ENGL 5317 Professional Writing Internshi Cr: 3.0 

15946 DP INDS TBA Fredericksen 

Restricted - Contact Instructor 

15947 DP INDS TBA Fredericksen 

Restricted - Contact Instructor 

ENGL 5324 Multi-Cult Lit: Special Topics Cr: 3.0 

16007 LECT MW 0430-0550 pm HUDS 313 Mansfield-Ke 

TOPIC: Crime and Culture 


ENGL 5327 Var Topics-Contemp Literature Cr: 3.0 

16136 SEM TR 0600-0850 pm UGLC 234 Armitage 

TOPIC: Environmental Writing 

ENGL 5328 Sp.Topics Rhetoric & Composit. Cr: 3.0 

14829 SEM MW 0430-0550 pm HUDS 213 Mangelsdorf 

TOPIC: 20th Century Literacy & the WPA 

15590 SEM W 0600-0850 pm UGLC 236 Salinas 

ENGL 5345 English Teaching Methods Cr: 3.0 

16008 LECT M 0600-0850 pm HUDS 313 Perrillo 

ENGL 5346 Composition Theory & Pedagogy Cr: 3.0 

14362 SEM MW 0130-0250 pm HUDS 114 Brunk 

ENGL 5350 Seminar: Special Topics Cr: 3.0 

16009 SEM W 0600-0850 pm HUDS 313 Meyers 

TOPIC: Teaching Dual-Credit English 

ENGL 5390 Directed Studies Cr: 3.0 



ENGL 5392 Master of Arts Research Paper Cr: 3.0 



ENGL 5395 Writing Practicum Cr: 3.0 










ENGL 5398 Thesis Cr: 3.0 



ENGL 5399 Thesis Cr: 3.0 



ENGL 6310 Rhetorical History I Cr: 3.0 

15943 SEM M 0600-0850 pm HUDS 213 Clark 

ENGL 6319 Composition Studies Cr: 3.0 

14830 SEM TR 0300-0420 pm HUDS 313 Foster 

ENGL 6395 Dissertation Preparation Cr: 3.0 



ENGL 6398 Dissertation Cr: 3.0 



ENGL 6399 Dissertation Cr: 3.0 



ENGINEERING 

P. GOLDING, CHAIR ENGR A-148 747-7992 

ENGRINEERING (ENGR) 

ENGR 1300 Intro To Science & Engineering Cr: 3.0 

12698 DP LECT TR 0900-1020 am CRBL C403 STAFF 

12699 DP LECT TR 1030-1150 am CRBL C403 STAFF 


ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 

C. LIEB, DIRECTOR GEOL 207 A 747-5554 

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE (ESCI) 

ESCI 1101 Environmental Sci. Lab (C) Cr: 1.0 Fees:$20.00 

12234 LAB M 0130-0420 pm BIOL B107 STAFF 

15903 LAB M 0130-0420 pm BIOL B111 STAFF 

ESCI 1301 Intro to Environmental Sci (C) Cr: 3.0 


ESCI 4166 Directed Study, Env. Sci. Cr: 1.0 






ESCI 4301 Senior Seminar Cr: 3.0 


ESCI 4315 Topics in Environmental Sci. Cr: 3.0 


Subject: Entrepreneurship in science and engineering. 




85




ESCI 4398 Environmental Sci. Internship Cr: 3.0 

12236 DP PRAC TBA Lieb 

ESCI 4399 Senior Thesis Cr: 3.0 



ESCI 5101 Graduate Seminar Cr: 1.0 

12544 SEM W 0130-0220 pm LART 108 STAFF 

Meets concurrently with ESE 6107 

ESCI 5402 Environmental Chemistry Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

12761 LAB W 0430-0720 pm LART 209 STAFF 

ESCI 5402 Environmental Chemistry Cr: 4.0 

12723 LECT TR 0430-0520 pm LART 209 

STAFF 

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE 

& ENGINEERING 

C. CONROY, DIRECTOR BURG 216 747-5433 

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & ENGR. (ESE) 


ESE 6107 Graduate Seminar Cr: 1.0 

12720 SEM W 0130-0220 pm CRBL C205 Benedict 

ESE 6301 Environmental Law and Policy Cr: 3.0 

12714 DP LECT M 0600-0850 pm BUSN 329 Coronado 

ESE 6306 Prin Experimental & Eng Design Cr: 3.0 

12717 DP LECT TR 0600-0720 pm LART 102 Walton 

ESE 6396 Doctoral Research Cr: 3.0 

10828 INDS TBA Chianelli 




10832 INDS TBA Duarte-Garde 



10835 INDS TBA Fitzgerald 

10836 INDS TBA Fitzgerald 

10837 INDS TBA Gardea-Torre 




10840 INDS TBA Gill 


10842 INDS TBA Hagedorn 

10843 INDS TBA Hagedorn 

10844 INDS TBA Langford 


10845 INDS TBA Lee 



10848 INDS TBA Li 

10849 INDS TBA Li 



86 



10853 INDS TBA Murr 

10854 INDS TBA Pannell 


11672 INDS TBA Pingitore 

11673 INDS TBA Saupe 

11674 INDS TBA Turner 

11675 INDS TBA Turner 






11784 INDS TBA Walton 

11785 INDS TBA Walton 





ESE 6398 Dissertation Cr: 3.0 



10857 DP DISS TBA Cox 


10859 DP DISS TBA Fitzgerald 


10861 DP DISS TBA Gill 

10862 DP DISS TBA Hagedorn 



10865 DP DISS TBA Murr 


10867 DP DISS TBA Pingitore 


11678 DP DISS TBA Tweedie 

11680 DP DISS TBA Walsh 



ESE 6399 Dissertation Cr: 3.0 




10871 DP DISS TBA Fitzgerald 


10873 DP DISS TBA Gill 

10874 DP DISS TBA Hagedorn 






10880 DP DISS TBA Tweedie 

10881 DP DISS TBA Walsh 






ESE 6402 Environmental Chemistry Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

12713 DP LAB W 0430-0720 pm LART 209 Gardea-Torre 

ESE 6402 Environmental Chemistry Cr: 4.0 

12712 DP LECT TR 0430-0520 pm LART 209 Saupe

THE FOLLOWING COURSES CAN ALSO BE USED TO FULFILL ELECTIVE 

REQUIREMENTS IN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING. 

BIOL 5131 16289 Ethical Social/Pol Dim Rosas 

BIOL 5301 15905 Select Adv. Topics Biol Lougheed 

BIOL 5301 16341 Select Adv. Topics Biol Johnson 

BIOL 5316 15909 Biosystematics Walsh/Lieb 

BIOL 6301 15640 Environmental Pathobio Cox 

CE 5322 16534 Hazardous/Special Waste Turner 

CE 5409 16533 Environmental Enginnering Tarquin 

CHEM 6339 14490 Contemp Topics BioChem 

GEOL 6315 16079 Geop Inverse Theory Doser 

GEOL 6315 13452 Hydrology Ellis 

GEOL 6315 15221 Digital Signal Process Velasco 

GEOL 6315 15219 Isotope Geology Anthony/Konter 

GEOL 6316 15218 Tecton & Metamorphism Pavllis/Konter 

GEOL 6315 13453 Reflect Seis Data Interp Miller/Langford 

GEOL 6315 16561 Plate Tectonics Pavlis 

GEOL 5356 14719 Remote Sensing Hurtado 

GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES 

A. VELASCO, CHAIR GEOL 101 747-5501 

GEOGRAPHY (GEOG) 

GEOG 1106 Laboratory for GEOG 1306 (C) Cr: 1.0 Fees:$18.00 

14186 LAB T 0430-0620 pm GEOL 218 Jarvis 

15196 LAB R 0630-0820 pm GEOL 218 Jarvis 

GEOG 1306 Physical Geography (C) Cr: 3.0 

12519 LECT T 0630-0920 pm GEOL 123 Jarvis 

GEOG 1310 Cultural Geography (C) Cr: 3.0 


Course will meet with ANTH 1310/14803 and SOCI 1310/14820 

On-line course: Uses interactive internet/web-based delivery 

No formal class meetings; UT Telecampus course. 

GEOG 3107 Weather and Climate Laboratory Cr: 1.0 

15197 LAB W 0130-0320 pm GEOL 401 Gill 

GEOG 3306 Weather and Climate Cr: 3.0 

12523 LECT MW 0330-0450 pm GEOL 401 Gill 

GEOLOGY (GEOL) 

GEOL 1103 Lab for GEOL 1313 (C) Cr: 1.0 Fees:$18.00 

15817 LAB T 1200-0150 pm GEOL 218 STAFF 




14091 LAB R 1200-0150 pm GEOL 216 STAFF 

14092 LAB F 0830-1020 am GEOL 216 STAFF 

14093 LAB F 1130-0120 pm GEOL 216 STAFF 

15913 LAB W 1230-0220 pm GEOL 216 STAFF 


GEOL 1104 Lab for GEOL 1314 (C) Cr: 1.0 Fees:$18.00 

14087 LAB M 0130-0320 pm GEOL 404 STAFF 



GEOL 1311 Principles of Earth Sci. (C) Cr: 0.0 non-credit 



14101 LAB W 0830-1020 am GEOL 218 STAFF 


14098 LAB M 0730-0920 am GEOL 218 STAFF 



15200 LAB F 0100-0250 pm GEOL 218 STAFF 


GEOL 1311 Principles of Earth Sci. (C) Cr: 3.0 Fees:$18.00 

14190 LECT TR 0800-0850 am GEOL 123 Ellis 

14191 LECT MW 0930-1020 am GEOL 123 Miller 

14192 LECT T 0430-0620 pm GEOL 201 STAFF 

GEOL 1312 Prin. of Earth Sciences (C) Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

14196 LAB M 0930-1120 am GEOL 210 STAFF 






GEOL 1312 Prin. of Earth Sciences (C) Cr: 3.0 Fees:$18.00 

14193 LECT M 0430-0620 pm GEOL 123 Pingitore 

14195 LECT TR 0900-0950 am GEOL 123 Konter 

GEOL 1313 Intro to Physical Geology (C) Cr: 3.0 

14094 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am UGLC 128 Serpa 

14096 HN LECT MWF 1030-1120 am UGLC 128 Serpa 

14189 LECT TR 0500-0620 pm GEOL 123 Goodell 

GEOL 1314 Intro to Historical Geol (C) Cr: 3.0 

14097 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm GEOL 123 Anthony 

GEOL 2411 Mineralogy and Petrology Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

12927 LAB R 1230-0320 pm GEOL 222 Goodell 

GEOL 2411 Mineralogy and Petrology Cr: 4.0 Fees:$25.00 

12926 LECT TR 1030-1150 am GEOL 222 Goodell 

GEOL 3412 Geoscience Processes Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

12489 LAB F 0130-0420 pm GEOL 320 Hurtado 

GEOL 3412 Geoscience Processes Cr: 4.0 

12488 LECT MWF 0930-1020 am GEOL 320 Hurtado 

GEOL 3423 Structural Geology Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

13190 LAB F 0130-0620 pm GEOL 404 Pavlis 

GEOL 3423 Structural Geology Cr: 4.0 Fees:$20.00 

13188 LECT TR 0900-1020 am GEOL 404 Pavlis 

GEOL 3425 Sedimentology and Stratigraphy Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

13186 LAB T 0100-0450 pm GEOL 401 Langford 

GEOL 3425 Sedimentology and Stratigraphy Cr: 4.0 Fees:$30.00 

14201 LECT TR 1030-1150 am GEOL 401 Langford 

GEOL 4166 Directed Study, Geology Cr: 1.0 










GEOL 4315 Topics in Geological Sciences Cr: 3.0 

12922 LECT R 1200-0250 pm GEOL 302 Pavlis/Konter 

Tectonics & Metamorphism 

16134 LECT MW 0930-1020 am GEOL 404 Konter 

M 0300-0450 pm GEOL 320 Anthony 

Isotope Geology 

87



11016 DP INDS TBA Anthony 

11017 DP INDS TBA Borrok 

11235 DP INDS TBA Hurtado 

11236 DP INDS TBA Konter 

11237 DP INDS TBA Langford 

11238 DP INDS TBA Pavlis 

11232 DP INDS TBA Ellis 

11233 DP INDS TBA Gill 

11234 DP INDS TBA Goodell 

GEOL 4383 General Hydrogeology Cr: 3.0 

15912 LECT TR 0430-0550 pm GEOL 201 Ellis 

General Hydrology 


GEOL 5101 Graduate Seminar Cr: 1.0 

12964 SEM R 0330-0420 pm GEOL 123 STAFF 

GEOL 5162 Directed Study in Geology Cr: 1.0 







GEOL 5289 Graduate Research in Geol Sci Cr: 2.0 

15238 INDS TBA Serpa 

11126 INDS TBA Anthony 

11127 INDS TBA Borrok 

11130 INDS TBA Doser 

11223 INDS TBA Ellis 


11225 INDS TBA Goodell 

11226 INDS TBA Hurtado 

11227 INDS TBA Konter 




11231 INDS TBA Pavlis 


15877 INDS TBA Velasco 

GEOL 5303 Computer Appl in Earth Sci Cr: 3.0 

15902 DP LECT T 0530-0820 pm GEOL 409 Konter 

GEOL 5315 Selected Topics-Geological Sci Cr: 3.0 

12605 LECT R 1200-0250 pm GEOL 302 

Pavlis/Konter 


GEOL 5317 Hydrogeology Cr: 3.0 

14203 LECT TR 0430-0550 pm GEOL 201 Ellis 

GEOL 5343 Isotope Geology Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

16075 LAB M 0300-0450 pm GEOL 320 Anthony/Konter 

GEOL 5343 Isotope Geology Cr: 3.0 Fees:$20.00 

16074 LECT MW 0930-1020 am GEOL 404 Anthon/Konter 


11275 DP INDS TBA Anthony 


11276 DP INDS TBA Borrok 

11277 DP INDS TBA Ellis 

11278 DP INDS TBA Gill 

88 

11279 DP INDS TBA Goodell 

11280 DP INDS TBA Hurtado 

11281 DP INDS TBA Konter 

11282 DP INDS TBA Langford 

11283 DP INDS TBA Pavlis 

GEOL 5389 Graduate Research in Geol Sci Cr: 3.0 
















GEOL 5398 Thesis Cr: 3.0 

11311 THES TBA Anthony 

11312 THES TBA Borrok 

11313 THES TBA Doser 

11314 THES TBA Ellis 

11315 THES TBA Gill 

11316 THES TBA Goodell 

11317 THES TBA Hurtado 

11318 THES TBA Konter 


11320 THES TBA Langford 


11322 THES TBA Pavlis 

11323 THES TBA Pingitore 

15240 THES TBA Serpa 

15879 THES TBA Velasco 

GEOL 5399 Thesis Cr: 3.0 


11324 THES TBA Anthony 

11325 THES TBA Borrok 

11326 THES TBA Doser 

11327 THES TBA Ellis 

11328 THES TBA Gill 

11329 THES TBA Goodell 

11330 THES TBA Hurtado 



11333 THES TBA Langford 

15241 THES TBA Pavlis 

15876 THES TBA Serpa 

15880 THES TBA Velasco 




GEOL 6115 Adv Topics in Geological Scien Cr: 1.0 

13565 DP LECT R 0330-0420 pm BUSN 318 STAFF 

Graduate Seminar (PhD) 




11869 DP INDS TBA STAFF

GEOL 6296 Doctoral Research in Geol Sci Cr: 2.0 




















GEOL 6315 Adv Topics in Geological Scien Cr: 3.0 

15219 DP LECT MW 0930-1020 am GEOL 404 Anthony 

M 0300-0450 pm GEOL 320 Konter 

Isotope Geology 

15218 DP LECT R 1200-0250 pm GEOL 302 

Pavlis/Konter 


13452 DP LECT TR 0430-0550 pm GEOL 201 Ellis 

Hydrogeology 

13453 DP LECT TR 0900-0950 am GEOL 302 Miller 

W 1230-0220 pm GEOL 409 Langford 

Reflect Seismic Interpretation 

15221 DP LECT TR 1030-1150 am GEOL 302 Velasco 

W 0130-0320 pm GEOL 302 

Geop Appl:Digitial Signal Processing 

16079 DP LECT MWF 1030-1120 am GEOL 302 Doser 

Geophysical Inverse theory 

16561 DP LECT MW 1130-1220 pm GEOL 123 Hurtado 

R 1230-0320 pm GEOL 409 

Intro to Remote Sensing 

GEOL 6320 Dissertation Cr: 3.0 

11100 DISS TBA Anthony 

11101 DISS TBA Borrok 

11102 DISS TBA Doser 

11103 DISS TBA Ellis 

11104 DISS TBA Gill 

11105 DISS TBA Goodell 

11106 DISS TBA Hurtado 

11107 DISS TBA Langford 

11108 DISS TBA Konter 

11109 DISS TBA Konter 

11110 DISS TBA Miller 

11111 DISS TBA Pavlis 

11112 DISS TBA Serpa 

15242 DISS TBA Velasco 

GEOL 6321 Dissertation Cr: 3.0 

11063 DISS TBA Anthony 

11073 DISS TBA Borrok 

11076 DISS TBA Doser 

11080 DISS TBA Ellis 

11082 DISS TBA Gill 

11086 DISS TBA Hurtado 


11088 DISS TBA Langford 

11091 DISS TBA Miller 


11093 DISS TBA Pavlis 

11096 DISS TBA Serpa 

11099 DISS TBA Velasco 

11083 DISS TBA Goodell 

GEOL 6396 Doctoral Research in Geol Sci Cr: 3.0 
















GEOPHYSICS (GEOP) 

GEOP 4167 Directed Study, Geophysics Cr: 1.0 






GEOP 4336 Intro. to Remote Sensing Cr: 3.0 

16133 LCLB MW 1130-1220 pm GEOL 123 Hurtado 

R 1230-0320 pm GEOL 409 






GEOP 5163 Directed Study in Geophysics Cr: 1.0 






GEOP 5352 Geophysical Inverse Theory Cr: 3.0 

15911 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am GEOL 302 Doser 

GEOP 5356 Topics in Geophysics Cr: 3.0 

16560 DP LECT MW 1130-1220 pm GEOL 123 Hurtado 

R 1230-0320 pm GEOL 409 

Intro to Remote Sensing 

GEOP 5362 Reflection Seismic Data Interp Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

16179 LAB W 1230-0220 pm GEOL 409 

Miller/Langford 

GEOP 5362 Reflection Seismic Data Interp Cr: 3.0 Fees:$25.00 

16076 LECT TR 0900-0950 am GEOL 302 

Miller/Langford 





89


GEOP 5460 Geop App-Digital Signal Proces Cr: 4.0 

16129 LECT TR 1030-1150 am GEOL 302 Velasco 

16132 LAB W 0130-0320 pm GEOL 302 Velasco 











GRADUATE STUDIES 

P. WITHERSPOON, DEAN ASB 223 747-5491 

GRADUATE STUDES (GRAD) 


GRAD 6100 Issues in Higher Education Cr: 1.0 

14466 SEM W 0300-0530 pm Meeuwsen 

HEALTH PROMOTION 

M. WEIGEL HSCI 701 747-8214 

M. DUARTE HSCI 701 747-8214 

HEALTH SCIENCES (HSCI) 

HSCI 1301 Fnd. of Hlth Sci. & Hlth Promo Cr: 3.0 

13785 LECT T 0130-0420 pm BUSN 302 Thompson 

HSCI 2302 Fundamentals of Nutrition Cr: 3.0 

16506 LECT TR 0600-0720 pm HSCI 237 Acosta 

16556 LECT MW 0730-0850 am BUSN 301 Acosta 

13786 LECT TR 0300-0420 pm LART 106 Rascon-Lopez 

13787 LECT R 0900-1200 pm HSCI 106 Rascon-Lopez 

HSCI 3301 Community Health Cr: 3.0 

13789 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm UNION 109 Rosenthal 

HSCI 3305 Substance Abuse Cr: 3.0 

13790 LECT MW 0131-0250 pm HSCI 233 Smith 

HSCI 3306 Environmental Health Cr: 3.0 

13791 LECT W 0430-0720 pm HSCI 237 Ibarra-Mejia 

HSCI 3307 Death, Dying and Bereavement Cr: 3.0 

16778 LECT R 0600-0850 pm HSCI 236 Thompson 

HSCI 3308 Disease Char'tic/Prevnt/Contrl Cr: 3.0 

13792 LECT T 0430-0720 pm HSCI 233 Armijos 

HSCI 3311 Introduction to Epidemiology Cr: 3.0 

13793 LECT F 0900-1150 am BUSN 301 Ibarra-Mejia 

HSCI 3312 Theories & Meth of Hlth Behav Cr: 3.0 

15525 LECT M 0430-0720 pm HSCI 235 Tomaka 

HSCI 3315 Resrch For The Health Prof Cr: 3.0 

13794 LECT R 0130-0420 pm HSCI 233 Ibarra-Mejia 

HSCI 4201 Hlth Ed for Elem Sch Teachers Cr: 2.0 Fees:$10.00 

16567 LCLB TR 0430-0550 pm HSCI 237 Hill 

90 

13795 LCLB M 0600-0850 pm HSCI 233 Vazquez 

13796 LCLB T 0600-0850 pm HSCI 235 Vazquez 

HSCI 4301 Teach Hlth in Secondary Schl Cr: 3.0 Fees:$6.00 

16511 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm HSCI 602 Hill 

HSCI 4303 Family Life & Human Sexuality Cr: 3.0 

14525 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm BUSN 318 Smith 

HSCI 4306 Health Cnrns of Preadol & Adol Cr: 3.0 

14151 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm LART 301 Rascon-Lopez 

HSCI 4307 Hlth Promo Plan & Implement Cr: 3.0 

13797 LECT M 1200-0250 pm HSCI 236 Thompson 

HSCI 4308 Independent Study in Health Cr: 3.0 

14152 DP INDS TBA Smith 

14153 DP INDS TBA Thompson 

14154 DP INDS TBA Tomaka 

14155 DP INDS TBA Weigel 

11566 DP INDS TBA Armijos 

11608 DP INDS TBA Duarte-Garde 

11739 DP INDS TBA Rosenthal 

HSCI 4309 Program Eval in Health Science Cr: 3.0 

16579 LECT R 0500-0750 pm HSCI 233 Kelly 

HSCI 4312 Grant Writing in Hlth Profess Cr: 3.0 

13798 LECT W 0430-0720 pm HSCI 602 Tomaka 

HSCI 4600 Practicum in Community Health Cr: 6.0 

13799 DP PRAC TR 0500-0620 pm HSCI 708 Rascon-Lopez 


HSCI 5358 Independent Study/Hlth Promoti Cr: 3.0 









HSCI 5399 Thesis Cr: 3.0 







PUBLIC HEALTH (PUBH) 


PUBH 5305 Biostatistics in Public Health Cr: 3.0 

15536 LCLB M 0430-0720 pm HSCI 616 STAFF 

PUBH 5307 Health Services Admin & Policy Cr: 3.0 

15528 LECT T 0430-0720 pm BUSN 301 Rosenthal 

PUBH 5321 Resp to Chron, Infect Diseases Cr: 3.0 

16509 LECT R 0430-0720 pm HSCI 602 Armijos 

PUBH 5353 Social and Behavioral Approach Cr: 3.0 

15527 LECT W 0430-0720 pm HSCI 233 Weigel

PUBH 5358 Independent Study Cr: 3.0 








PUBH 5398 Thesis I Cr: 3.0 

15615 DP THES TBA Armijos 

15616 DP THES TBA Duarte- 

Garde 

15617 DP THES TBA Rosenthal 

15618 DP THES TBA Smith 

15619 DP THES TBA Thompson 

15620 DP THES TBA Tomaka 

15621 DP THES TBA Weigel 

PUBH 5399 Thesis II Cr: 3.0 

16512 DP THES TBA Armijos 

16513 DP THES TBA Duarte-Garde 

16514 DP THES TBA Rosenthal 


16516 DP THES TBA Thompson 

16517 DP THES TBA Tomaka 

16518 DP THES TBA Weigel 

DEPT OF REHAB SCIENCES (DRSC) 


DRSC 5388 Pathophysiology for Health Sci Cr: 3.0 

14188 LECT M 1200-0130 pm HSCI 233 Ryberg 

W 1200-0130 pm HSCI 236 

DRSC 5389 Research in Health Science Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

14419 LAB W 0800-0900 am HSCI B-30 Funk 

14422 LAB TBA HSCI Salvatore 

DRSC 5389 Research in Health Science Cr: 3.0 

14288 LECT M 0500-0750 pm HSCI 237 Salvatore 

DRSC 5495 Anatomy for Health Sciences Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

14166 LAB TR 0200-0500 pm HSCI 00B32 Sipla 

14168 LAB TR 0100-0400 pm HSCI 00B32 Sipla 

DRSC 5495 Anatomy for Health Sciences Cr: 4.0 

14165 LECT TR 0100-0200 pm HSCI 235 Sipla 

HISTORY 

P. EDISON, CHAIR LART 320 747-5508 

HISTORY (HIST) 

HIST 1301 History of U.S. to 1865 (C) Cr: 3.0 

12572 LECT MWF 0830-0920 am EDUC 202 Cartwright 

12573 LECT MWF 0930-1020 am UGLC 116 Ambler 

12574 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am EDUC 302 Arenson 

12575 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm EDUC 302 Cartwright 

15506 LECT MWF 1230-0120 pm UGLC 128 Arenson 

15304 DP LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm LART 108 Paxson 

Department approval required. 

This section is taught in Spanish. 

13081 DP LECT MWF 1230-0120 pm LART 108 Paxson 



12579 LECT MWF 0130-0220 pm BUSN 314 Ramirez 

12578 LECT TR 0900-1020 am UGLC 126 Chavez 


16331 DP LECT TR 0900-1020 am LART 302 Chew-Smithar 



12577 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm EDUC 302 Schiavone-Ca 

12576 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm UGLC 128 Shepherd 



INSTRUCTIONS. 

16458 HN LECT TR 0900-1020 am LART 301 STAFF 

Honors section - Honors Department approval 

required. This section is in a learning community and 

must be taken concurrently with UNIV 1301 12358. 



INSTRUCTIONS. 



concurrently with ENGL 1311 12073. 


This section is in a learning community and must be 

taken concurrently with ENGL 1311 12076. 




ENGL 0310 meets in a 2 hr format for an alternative 

part of term MM1. 

13673 LC LECT MWF 1230-0120 pm UGLC 128 Arenson 


taken concurrently with SSSP 0021 and MUSL 1327. 

SSSP approval required. 

14387 LC LECT TR 0900-1020 am UGLC 126 Chavez 

This section is in a residential learning community and 

must be taken concurrently with UNIV 1301 14351 

and MUSL 1327 16737. 





part of term. MM1 




16646 LC LECT TR 1200-0120 pm EDUC 302 Schiavone-Ca 


taken concurrently with SSSP 0023 and UNIV 1301 

14366. SSSP approval required. 

HIST 1302 History of U.S. Since 1865 (C) Cr: 3.0 

16462 LECT MWF 0830-0920 am LART 301 Edstrom 


12581 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am UGLC 346 Edstrom 

12582 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm UGLC 346 Martin 


12584 LECT TR 0900-1020 am UGLC 106 Leyva 

12585 LECT TR 1030-1150 am UGLC 128 Mcgee Deutsc 


16648 LECT S 1130-0220 pm LART 301 STAFF 



INSTRUCTIONS. 



taken concurrently with ENGL 0310 #16688. 


part of term MM1. 

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taken concurrently with UNIV 1301 12135. 



















HIST 2301 World History to 1500 (C) Cr: 3.0 

12591 LECT TR 0900-1020 am EDUC 203 Fan 

12592 LECT TR 1030-1150 am EDUC 203 Fan 

12590 LECT TBA Nemeth-Jesur 

100% online via UTTC 

HIST 2302 World History Since 1500 (C) Cr: 3.0 


12593 LECT MWF 1030-1150 am UGLC 220 Cross 

15577 LECT TBA Melendrez 

100% Online Course via UTTC 

HIST 3302 Amer Revolution/New Nation Cr: 3.0 

15417 LECT MW 0600-0720 pm LART 308 Kawashima 

HIST 3309 Mexican-American History Cr: 3.0 

16097 LECT MW 0300-0420 pm LART 301 Ramirez 

HIST 3317 History of Texas since 1821 Cr: 3.0 

13820 LECT MWF 0930-1020 am UGLC 346 Martin 

HIST 3325 Hist Immigration/Ethnicity US Cr: 3.0 

12831 LECT TR 0900-1020 am LART 303 Topp 

HIST 3329 African American History Cr: 3.0 

12832 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm EDUC 202 Dailey 

HIST 3342 The Spanish Borderlands Cr: 3.0 

16099 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm LART 308 Martin 

HIST 3347 South America Since 1810 Cr: 3.0 

16100 LECT T 0430-0720 pm LART 304 Mcgee Deutsc 

HIST 3370 Holocaust in Europe, 1933-1945 Cr: 3.0 

16101 LECT TR 1030-1150 am LART 308 Hackett 

This course meets with MAIS 4390/15305. 

HIST 3390 History, Special Topics Cr: 3.0 

16468 LECT MWF 0930-1020 am LART 302 Edison 

15539 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm LART 301 Erekson 

Topic: "Introduction to Public History" 

92 

16102 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm LART 302 Weber 

Topic: "West meets East: Impact on Asia on 

Renaissance Europe" 

16469 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm LART 303 Fan 

Topic: "Modern East Asia" 

This course meets with HUMN 4390/15464. 

HIST 4325 Junior-Senior Seminar Cr: 3.0 

15540 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm LART 310 Martin 

16581 LECT MW 0300-0420 pm LART 310 Hackett 

Topic: "World War II" 

12833 LECT T 0300-0550 pm LART 309 Schiavone-Ca 

15541 LECT R 0130-0420 pm LART 310 Lightfoot 

HIST 4330 Teaching Soc Studies/Sec Schl Cr: 3.0 

16471 LECT W 0430-0720 pm LART 307 Erekson 

16472 LECT W 0430-0720 pm LART 306 Erekson 

HIST 4390 Directed Study Cr: 3.0 










HIST 5304 Studies in Public History Cr: 3.0 

16105 LECT T 0130-0420 pm LART 310 Leyva 

Topic: "Exhibiting the Mexican Revolution" 

HIST 5305 Studies in United States Hist Cr: 3.0 

15542 LECT T 0600-0850 pm LART 309 Cartwright 

Topic: "Readings in U.S. History to 1865" 

HIST 5306 Studies in World History Cr: 3.0 

16106 LECT W 0430-0720 pm LART 310 Ambler 

Topic: "Imperialism" 


HIST 5345 Independent Reading Cr: 3.0 

10735 DP INDS TBA Ambler 

16438 DP INDS TBA Arenson 

10736 DP INDS TBA Brunk 

10737 DP INDS TBA Chavez 

14548 DP INDS TBA Dailey 

10738 DP INDS TBA Mcgee Deutsc 

10739 DP INDS TBA Edison 

16444 DP INDS TBA Erekson 

11689 DP INDS TBA Fan 

11690 DP INDS TBA Hackett 

11691 DP INDS TBA Jackson 

11692 DP INDS TBA Kawashima 

11693 DP INDS TBA Leyva 

11694 DP INDS TBA Lightfoot 

11695 DP INDS TBA Martin 


11697 DP INDS TBA Schiavone-Ca 

11698 DP INDS TBA Shepherd 

11699 DP INDS TBA Topp 

13779 DP INDS TBA Weber 

HIST 5352 Lit/Meth Mex/L. Amer. History Cr: 3.0 

16107 LECT R 0130-0420 pm LART 309 Brunk

HIST 5353 Lit/Method. of U.S. History Cr: 3.0 

16557 LECT R 0430-0720 pm LART 309 Shepherd 

HIST 5370 Seminar-United States History Cr: 3.0 

15439 SEM T 0430-0720 pm LART 310 Kawashima 

Topic: "Colonial and Revolutionary America" 


HIST 5374 Seminar in Borderlands History Cr: 3.0 

16558 SEM M 0430-0720 pm LART 310 Chavez 

HIST 5393 Independent Research Cr: 3.0 





















HIST 5395 Problems in Historical Resrch Cr: 3.0 


HIST 5398 Thesis Cr: 3.0 







HIST 5399 Thesis Cr: 3.0 







HIST 5695 Problems in Historical Resrch Cr: 6.0 


HIST 6300 Adv. Topics in Historiography Cr: 3.0 






















HIST 6301 Dissertation Preparation Cr: 3.0 





















HIST 6320 History Teaching and Learning Cr: 3.0 

16110 LECT W 0130-0420 pm LART 309 Lightfoot 

HIST 6398 Dissertation Cr: 3.0 




HIST 6399 Dissertation Cr: 3.0 






UNIVERSITY HONORS PROGRAM 

T. RAMIREZ, COODINATOR HONORS HOUSE 747-5858 

HONORS (HON) 

Please contact the University Honors Program for 

additional information at 747-5858. 

BIOL 1305 General Biology Cr: 3.0 

12688 HN LECT MWF 0930-1020 am CRBL C301 Ellzey 

BIOL 1306 Organismal Biology Cr: 3.0 

12689 HN LECT TR 0900-1020 am HUDS 213 Walsh 

CHEM 1305 General Chemistry Cr: 3.0 

12813 HN LECT MW 0830-0920 am CRBL C202 Davis 

ENGL 1311 Expos. English Composition (C) Cr: 3.0 

12004 HN LECT MWF 0830-0920 am UGLC 230 Sobin 

GEOL 1313 Intro to Physical Geology (C) Cr: 3.0 

14096 HN LECT MWF 1030-1120 am UGLC 128 Serpa 

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HIST 1301 History of U.S. to 1865 (C) Cr: 3.0 



INSTRUCTIONS. 

16458 HN LECT TR 0900-1020 am LART 301 STAFF 



HON 4395 Honors Senior Thesis Cr: 3.0 

14619 HN INDS TBA STAFF 










HON 4396 Honors Senior Thesis Cr: 3.0 











UNIV 1301 Seminar/Critical Inquiry (C) Cr: 3.0 

12360 HN LECT TR 1200-0120 pm UGLC 334 Gabbert 

Eyewitness to History 



INSTRUCTIONS. 

12358 HN LECT TR 1030-1150 am UGLC 334 Gabbert 



taken concurrently with History 1301 16458. 

HUMANITIES 

R. WEBER, CHAIR LART 233 747-5835 

HUMANITIES (HUMN) 

HUMN 3301 Backgrounds and Foundations Cr: 3.0 

14982 LECT MWF 0830-0920 am LART 108 Louden 

Backgrounds and Foundations 

Topic: The Iliad, Odyssey and Bible 

Fulfills Humanities block electives 

14983 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm LART 106 Weber 


Topic: Confucius To Marco Polo: East Meets West 


14996 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm LART 108 Haddox 


Topic: Ancient Mediterranean Culture 


15013 LECT TBA Weber 


Topic: Ancient Mediterranean Culture 

This is an online course 


94 

HUMN 3302 From Faith to Reason Cr: 3.0 

15017 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm LART 106 Wren 

From Faith to Reason 

Topic: Islam: Paths of the Prophet 


16424 LECT TBA Nemeth- 

Jesur 


Topic: Medieval Women 

Online class. Fulfills Humanities block electives 

15018 LECT MW 0300-0420 pm LART 306 Nemeth-Jesur 


Topic: Unity to Division 


15020 LECT M TBA Nemeth- 

Jesur 


Topic: Renaissance to Modern 

This is an online course 


15024 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm EDUC 311 Louden 


Topic: Classical Roots of Renaissance Drama 


HUMN 3303 Challenges of Modern Culture Cr: 3.0 

15027 LECT TR 0900-1020 am QUIN 212 Wren 

Challenges of Modern Culture 

Topic: Revolutions 


15031 LECT MW 0900-1020 am LART 106 Wren 


Topic: Africa and the Modern World 


15033 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm LART 304 Westman 


Topic: Political Protest in Art and Literature 


Cross-list with WS 3390 CRN 13454 

15034 LECT TBA Wren 


Topic: Revolutions 

This is an online class 


HUMN 4390 Special Topics in Humanities Cr: 3.0 

15464 LECT TR 0130-0250 am LART 303 Fan 

Special Topics in Humanities 

Topic: Modern East Asia 

Course meets with HIST 3390 (16469) 


15119 LECT MW 0430-0550 pm LART 107 Nemeth-Jesur 


Topic: Jewish Women in the Third Reich and the 

Holocaust 


15305 LECT TR 1030-1150 am LART 308 Hackett 


Topic: Holocaust 


Fulfills Humanities block electives

15492 LECT MWF 0930-1020 am LART 308 Westman 


Topic: The Fallen Women in W. Culture 

Course meets with WS 3390 (15625) 


INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING 

R. GUTIERREZ, DIRECTOR ENGR A-130 747-6927 


























M 0130-0420 pm 


R 0130-0420 pm 



T 0130-0420 pm 


T 0130-0420 pm 





W 0130-0420 pm PSCI 115 


W 0130-0420 pm 




INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING (IE) 

IE 1205 Graphic Fundmtls for IE Majors Cr: 2.0 


Cross-Lists w/BE1205 CRN 13598 


IE 2303 Materls & Manuftng Processes Cr: 3.0 


Cross-Lists w/BE 2303 CRN 13477 



IE 2315 Statics for IE Majors Cr: 3.0 

15881 LCLB MWF 1130-1220 pm PSCI 115 Oey 

Cross-Lists w/MECH 1321 CRN 16571 

16555 LCLB TR 0900-1020 am PSCI 115 Carrasco 

Cross-Lists w/MECH 1321 CRN 16566 

IE 2326 Eng Economy for IE Majors Cr: 3.0 

15882 LECT TR 0730-0850 am LART 106 Rittmann 

IE 2377 Electro-Mechanical Systems Cr: 3.0 

15883 LCLB MWF 0130-0220 pm BUSN 309 Sassenfield 


IE 3331 Systems Engineering Cr: 3.0 

15867 LECT R 0600-0850 pm UGLC 346 Smith 

Cross-Lists w/EE 5341 Systems Engineering 

Fundamentals 

IE 3373 Engineering Probability Cr: 3.0 

15885 LCLB T 0130-0320 am ENGR 113 Tseng 

TR 1100-1150 am LART 107 

IE 3390 Operations Research I Cr: 3.0 

15975 LECT MW 1030-1150 am CRBL C305 Zhang 

IE 4353 Industrial Systems Simulation Cr: 3.0 

12799 LECT TR 0900-0950 am ENGR E228 Gutierrez 

R 0130-0420 pm ENGR E228 

IE 4360 Intl Manufacturing Mgmt Cr: 3.0 

15967 DP LCLB MW 1200-0120 pm CRBL C305 Contreras 

IE 4384 Industrial Layout Cr: 3.0 

15887 LECT TR 1200-1250 pm CRBL C305 Taboada Jime 

W 0130-0420 pm ENGR E228 

IE 4391 Production & Inventory Control Cr: 3.0 

12804 LECT TR 1030-1150 am CRBL C305 Espiritu Nol 

IE 4466 Senior Design Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

12803 LAB T 0130-0420 pm BUSN 319 Contreras 

IE 4466 Senior Design Cr: 4.0 

12802 LECT TR 0430-0550 pm CRBL C205 Contreras 


IE 5352 Design/Analysis Indust Exprmnt Cr: 3.0 

14123 LECT S 0900-1150 am CRBL C201 Sanchez 

IE 5377 Adv Ergonomics/Process Design Cr: 3.0 

12805 DP LECT MW 0600-0720 pm CRBL C202 Pennathur 

IE 5390 Special Topics Industrial Engr Cr: 3.0 

15609 DP LECT MW 0730-0850 pm CRBL C203 Pennathur 

Cognitive Work Analysis 

15968 DP LECT MW 0600-0720 pm CRBL C205 Zhang 

Non Destructive Testing 

IE 5391 Individual Studies Cr: 3.0 

10952 DP INDS TBA Gutierrez 

11604 DP INDS TBA Tseng 

95



10984 DP INDS TBA Contreras 

14569 DP INDS TBA Espiritu Nol 

11151 DP INDS TBA Pennathur 

14570 DP INDS TBA Taboada Jime 

11188 DP INDS TBA Zhang 

IE 5398 Thesis Cr: 3.0 

10958 THES TBA Gutierrez 

14571 THES TBA Taboada Jime 

15970 THES TBA Smith 

10970 THES TBA Contreras 

10994 THES TBA Pennathur 

11152 THES TBA Zhang 

11189 THES TBA Tseng 

14086 THES TBA Espiritu Nol 

IE 5399 Thesis Cr: 3.0 









MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING (MFG) 


MFG 5312 Strategic Design-Mfg Processes Cr: 3.0 

14103 LECT TR 0600-0720 pm CRBL C205 Tseng 

MFG 5321 Modeling/Analysis-Mfg Process Cr: 3.0 

14104 LECT TR 0730-0850 pm CRBL C201 Taboada Jime 

MFG 5350 Reliability & Maintainability Cr: 3.0 

12801 DP LECT MW 0730-0850 pm CRBL C202 Espiritu Nol 

MFG 5359 Computer-Aided Manufacturing Cr: 3.0 

14105 DP LECT F 0600-0850 pm CRBL C201 Gutierrez 

MFG 5391 Individual Studies Cr: 3.0 

11933 DP INDS TBA Contreras 

11934 DP INDS TBA Pennathur 

11935 DP INDS TBA Zhang 

11936 DP INDS TBA Tseng 

14115 DP INDS TBA Espiritu Nol 

11614 DP INDS TBA Gutierrez 


14575 DP INDS TBA Taboada Jime 

MFG 5398 Thesis Cr: 3.0 









MFG 5399 Thesis Cr: 3.0 









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INFORMATION & 

DECISION SCIENCE 

L. GEMOETS, CHAIR BUSN 205 747-5496 

COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS (CIS) 

CIS 2320 Intro-Computers & Software Cr: 3.0 

15283 LECT MW 0600-0720 pm BUSN 320 Tadeo 

15286 LECT TR 0600-0720 pm BUSN 320 Tadeo 

CIS 3301 Intro to Business Applic Prog Cr: 3.0 

15281 LECT TR 0900-1020 am BUSN 320 Ghosh 

CIS 3345 Management Information Systems Cr: 3.0 

13663 LECT MW 0900-1020 am BUSN 304 Hall 

13666 LECT TR 0900-1020 am BUSN 314 Udo 

13667 LECT MW 1200-0120 pm BUSN 314 Gemoets 

15255 LECT MW 1030-1150 am BUSN 314 Hall 

16382 LECT R 0600-0850 pm BUSN 314 Mahmood 

CIS 3350 Bus Systems Analysis & Design Cr: 3.0 

13665 LECT MW 0430-0550 pm BUSN 301 Ghosh 

CIS 3385 Advanced Business Applic Prog Cr: 3.0 Fees:$30.00 


CIS 4320 Object Oriented Prog Environmt Cr: 3.0 Fees:$30.00 

13676 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm BUSN 320 Ghosh 

CIS 4365 Database Management Cr: 3.0 Fees:$30.00 

13677 LECT TR 0900-1020 am BUSN 304 Kirs 

CIS 4370 Business Data Communications Cr: 3.0 Fees:$30.00 

13678 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm BUSN 304 Bagchi 

CIS 4375 Intro to Electronic Commerce Cr: 3.0 Fees:$30.00 

13800 DP LECT MW 1200-0120 pm BUSN 304 Hall 

CIS 4398 Independent Study (CIS) Cr: 3.0 

11271 DP INDS TBA Ablanedo Ros 

CIS 4399 Current Topics Cr: 3.0 

15223 LECT R 0600-0850 pm BUSN 304 Ghosh 


CIS 5313 Strategic Information Systems Cr: 3.0 

13680 LECT R 0600-0850 pm BUSN 312 Bagchi 


CIS 5350 Systems Analysis and Design Cr: 3.0 

16386 LECT R 0600-0850 pm BUSN 332 Udo 

CIS 5392 Dir Individual Study in CIS Cr: 3.0 

14519 DP INDS TBA Gemoets 

CIS 5394 Current Issues in CIS Cr: 3.0 

14342 DP LECT M 0600-0850 pm BUSN 304 Mahmood 

OPERATIONS & SUPPLY CHAIN MGMT (OSCM) 

OSCM 3321 Production/Operations Mgmt Cr: 3.0 

15205 LECT MW 0900-1020 am BUSN 321 Reyes 

15206 LECT TR 0600-0720 pm BUSN 309 Chung 

15207 LECT TR 1030-1150 am BUSN 309 Chung 

15237 LECT MW 1200-0120 pm BUSN 309 Chung

OSCM 3322 Adv Production/Operations Mgmt Cr: 3.0 

15289 LECT MW 1200-0120 pm BUSN 326 Reyes 

OSCM 3331 Service Operations Management Cr: 3.0 


OSCM 3337 Business Logistics Cr: 3.0 

15244 LECT MW 0900-1020 am BUSN 326 Tahiliani 

OSCM 3339 Quality Planning and Control Cr: 3.0 

15245 LECT TR 0900-1020 am BUSN 326 Tahiliani 

OSCM 3390 Internship-Prod/Oper Mgmt Cr: 3.0 


OSCM 4375 Oper Mdl for Supply Chain Mgmt Cr: 3.0 

16387 LECT TR 1030-1150 am BUSN 326 Ablanedo Ros 

OSCM 4398 Independent Study in POM Cr: 3.0 



OSCM 5308 Concepts of Production Mgmt Cr: 3.0 


OSCM 5325 Glbl Oper & Supply Chain Mgmt Cr: 3.0 

15250 LECT T 0600-0850 pm BUSN 314 Ablanedo Ros 

OSCM 5392 Directed Indiv Study in POM Cr: 3.0 


QUANTITATIVE METHODS (QMB) 

QMB 2301 Fundamentals of Bus Statistics Cr: 3.0 

13690 LECT TR 1030-1150 am BUSN 301 Coronado 

13692 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm BUSN 301 Haney 

15226 LECT MW 0900-1020 am BUSN 301 Mansouri-Rad 

16392 LECT MW 1030-1150 am BUSN 301 Abdelfattah 

16394 LECT MW 0600-0720 pm BUSN 314 Gonzales 

QMB 3301 Quantitative Methods in Bus Cr: 3.0 


13694 LECT TR 1030-1150 am BUSN 314 Tahiliani 

13697 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm BUSN 309 Tahiliani 

13699 LECT MW 0900-1020 am BUSN 314 Mukhopadhyay 


QMB 5311 Quantitative Methods-Business Cr: 3.0 

16397 DP LECT M 0600-0720 pm BUSN 318 Mukhopadhyay 

INTELLIGENCE & NATIONAL 

SECURITY STUDIES 

M. GORMAN, COORDINATOR KELLY 411 747-6180 

INTEL NAT’L SECURITY STUDIES (INSS) 

INSS 3301 Historical Dev of Nat'l Sec Cr: 3.0 

15993 DP LECT TR 0900-1020 am BUSN 321 Gorman 

INSS 3302 Sem in Intel and Nat'l Sec Cr: 3.0 

16631 DP SEM T 0600-0950 pm LART 305 STAFF 

INSS 3310 Intel & Counterterrorism Cr: 3.0 

15988 DP SEM R 0600-0850 pm CRBL C204 Valero 

Cross-listed with INSS 5310 CRN 15989 


INSS 4350 Selected Problems in Intel Cr: 3.0 

15994 DP SEM W 0600-0850 pm LART 303 Al-Douri 

GIS and Remote Sensing 


15996 DP INDS TBA Weaver 


INSS 4366 Security Studies Internship Cr: 3.0 

15998 DP PRAC TBA Gorman 



INSS 5302 Sem in Intel & Nat'l Security Cr: 3.0 

16632 SEM T 0600-0950 pm LART 305 STAFF 

INSS 5310 Intel & Counterterrorism Cr: 3.0 

15989 DP SEM R 0600-0850 pm CRBL C204 Valero 


INSS 5366 Security Studies Internship Cr: 3.0 

15999 DP PRAC TBA Gorman 


INSS 5380 Selected Problems in Intel Cr: 3.0 

15995 DP SEM W 0600-0850 pm LART 303 Al-Douri 

GIS and Remote Sensing 


15997 DP INDS TBA Weaver 


INSS 5399 Thesis Cr: 3.0 

16001 DP THES TBA Gorman 

Soden 

INTER-AMERICAN JEWISH 

STUDIES PROGRAM 

E. CAPPELL, DIRECTOR HUDS 113 747-5739 

JEWISH STUDIES (JS) 

JS 3300 Special Topics/Jewish Studies Cr: 3.0 


INTERDISCIPLINARY HEALTH 

SCIENCES PhD Program 

J. FERREIRA-PINTO, INTERIM DIRECTOR HSCI 101 747-7295 

COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES (CHSC) 


CHSC 6303 Proseminar Interdis Hlth Sci Cr: 3.0 

13161 DP SEM T 0430-0720 pm HSCI 604 Martinez 

CHSC 6343 Acad. Roles & Responsibilities Cr: 3.0 

16047 DP LECT W 0430-0720 pm HSCI 111 Curtis 

CHSC 6380 Special Topics in Health Cr: 3.0 

16048 DP LECT T 0430-0720 pm HSCI 615 Biswas 

Measurement in Health Sciences 

16690 DP LECT R 0430-0720 pm HSCI 615 O'Connor 

Qualitative Research Methods 

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CHSC 6385 Independent Study Cr: 3.0 

13168 DP INDS TBA Anders 


13170 DP INDS TBA Biswas 

13171 DP INDS TBA Carlson 

13172 DP INDS TBA Curtis 



13175 DP INDS TBA Edmonds 

13176 DP INDS TBA King 

13177 DP INDS TBA Lusk 

13178 DP INDS TBA Martinez 

13179 DP INDS TBA McKee 

13180 DP INDS TBA Meeuwsen 

15772 DP INDS TBA Monsivais 

15775 DP INDS TBA Robinson 


16050 DP INDS TBA Salvatore 




16054 DP INDS TBA Vella 


CHSC 6388 Research Applications Cr: 3.0 























CHSC 6390 Directed Study Cr: 3.0 





















98 



CHSC 6398 Dissertation Cr: 3.0 

14228 DP DISS TBA Anders 

14229 DP DISS TBA Lusk 

14230 DP DISS TBA 

Monsivais/McKee 

14232 DP DISS TBA Robinson 

14233 DP DISS TBA Salvatore 

14234 DP DISS TBA Tomaka 

CHSC 6399 Dissertation Cr: 3.0 

14987 DP DISS TBA Anders 

14988 DP DISS TBA Duarte-Garde 

14989 DP DISS TBA Lusk 

14990 DP DISS TBA Martinez 

14991 DP DISS TBA 

Monsivais/McKee 

14995 DP DISS TBA Robinson 

16069 DP DISS TBA Salvatore 

16070 DP DISS TBA Tomaka 

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 

P. EASON, INTERIM DIRECTOR BUSN 101 747-5241 

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS (IBUS) 


IBUS 6300 Intro to Quant Method & Stat Cr: 3.0 

15662 DP LECT W 0130-0420 pm STAFF 

IBUS 6319 Seminar in Internat'l Business Cr: 3.0 

15663 DP SEM F 0900-1150 am STAFF 

IBUS 6321 Sem in Intl Financial Acct Cr: 3.0 

15664 DP SEM R 0130-0420 pm STAFF 

IBUS 6331 Seminar in Theory of Finance Cr: 3.0 

15665 DP SEM T 0130-0420 pm STAFF 

IBUS 6341 Seminar in Strategic IS Cr: 3.0 

15666 DP SEM M 0130-0420 pm STAFF 

IBUS 6389 Indep Study: Internat'l Bus Cr: 3.0 


IBUS 6399 Dissertation II Cr: 3.0 








KINESIOLOGY 

D. SMITH, CHAIR HSCI 501 747-7245 

KINESIOLOGY (KIN) 

KIN 1303 Foundations of Kinesiology Cr: 3.0 Fees:$12.00 

14016 DP LECT TR 0730-0850 am HSCI 106 Torres 



INSTRUCTIONS. 

14017 DP LECT TR 0730-0850 am HSCI 106 Torres 


concurrently with UNIV 1301 12380. Departmental approval required.

KIN 2315 Intro to Athletic Training Cr: 3.0 

15637 DP LECT M 0600-0850 pm HSCI 106 Van De Putte 

KIN 2332 Motor Learning and Control Cr: 3.0 

14018 DP LECT T 0130-0420 pm MGYM 118 Meeuwsen 

KIN 2342 Spanish Dance Cr: 3.0 


KIN 3217 Fundamental Movement Skills Cr: 2.0 Fees:$10.00 

15953 DP LCLB TR 1030-1150 am HOLL 200 Torres 

KIN 3219 Individual Games and Sports Cr: 2.0 Fees:$10.00 

15954 DP LCLB MW 0330-0450 pm MGYM 120 Torres 

KIN 3313 Statistics/Measurement in Kin. Cr: 3.0 

14019 DP LECT M 0530-0820 pm MAIN 306 Hatch 

KIN 3315 Principles of Teaching PE Cr: 3.0 Fees:$10.00 

15113 DP LCLB TR 0130-0250 pm HOLL 200 Baquera 

KIN 3331 Anatomical Kinesiology Cr: 3.0 Fees:$10.00 

14020 DP LECT TR 1200-0120 pm MGYM 118 STAFF 

15116 DP LECT TR 1030-1150 am MGYM 118 Dorgo 

KIN 4201 PE for Elem Schools Cr: 2.0 Fees:$8.00 

15117 LCLB M 0430-0720 pm HOLL 200 Crooks 

15185 LCLB W 0430-0720 pm HSCI 106 Crooks 

16349 LCLB TR 0730-0850 am HOLL 200 STAFF 

15187 LCLB TR 0900-1020 am HOLL 200 STAFF 

KIN 4312 Exercise Physiology Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

14022 DP LAB F 0800-1000 am MGYM 110 King 

14023 DP LAB F 1000-1200 pm MGYM 110 King 



14285 DP LAB R 1200-0200 pm MGYM 110 King 

15189 DP LAB R 0200-0400 pm MGYM 110 King 

KIN 4312 Exercise Physiology Cr: 3.0 Fees:$19.00 

14021 DP LECT MW 0930-1020 am MGYM 118 King 

KIN 4313 Biomechanics Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

14106 DP LAB T 1000-1150 am DURH 102 Smith 

14026 DP LAB T 1200-0150 pm DURH 102 Riskowski 

14027 DP LAB T 0200-0350 pm DURH 102 Riskowski 

KIN 4313 Biomechanics Cr: 3.0 Fees:$19.00 

14025 DP LECT TR 0800-0850 am DURH 117 Smith 

15190 DP LECT TR 0530-0620 pm DURH 102 Riskowski 

KIN 4314 Special Pop: Charac/Motor Beh Cr: 3.0 

14028 DP LECT TR 1200-0120 pm HOLL 200 Torres 

KIN 4319 Teaching Elem. School Phy. Ed. Cr: 3.0 Fees:$8.00 

14029 DP LECT W 0500-0750 pm HOLL 200 Avalos 

KIN 4320 Adventure Curricula in PE Cr: 3.0 Fees:$12.00 

14030 DP LECT MW 1230-0150 pm MGYM 120 Baquera 

KIN 4321 Teaching Sec. School Phys. Ed. Cr: 3.0 Fees:$8.00 

14031 DP LECT MW 0200-0320 pm MGYM 120 Pederson 

KIN 4323 Current Issues in Exercise Sci Cr: 3.0 

14032 DP LECT MW 1100-1220 pm MGYM 118 STAFF 

KIN 4330 Fitness Programs & Appraisal Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

15192 DP LAB MW TBA Dorgo 

15193 DP LAB TR TBA Dorgo 


KIN 4330 Fitness Programs & Appraisal Cr: 3.0 Fees:$10.00 

14033 DP LECT F 0800-0920 am DURH 117 Brickey 

MW 0830-0920 am DURH 117 

15191 DP LECT MW 0930-1020 am DURH 117 Brickey 

F 0930-1050 am DURH 117 

KIN 4334 Coronary Intervention Programs Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

14035 LAB W 1230-0320 pm MGYM 110 Vella 

14036 LAB W 0330-0620 pm MGYM 110 Vella 

KIN 4334 Coronary Intervention Programs Cr: 3.0 Fees:$25.00 

14034 LECT T 1030-1220 pm MGYM 110 Vella 

KIN 4340 Sci. Princpls-Strength/Tr/Cond Cr: 3.0 

14037 DP LECT TR 0900-1020 am MGYM 118 Dorgo 

KIN 4350 Internship Cr: 3.0 


KIN 4351 Intrnship in Str Train & Cond Cr: 3.0 

14039 DP PRAC TBA Dorgo 

KIN 4390 Independent Study Cr: 3.0 

14040 DP INDS TBA Dorgo 




14043 DP INDS TBA Pederson 

14044 DP INDS TBA Riskowski 



KIN 5368 Coronary Intervention Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

14047 DP LAB W 1230-0320 pm MGYM 110 Vella 

14048 DP LAB W 0330-0620 pm MGYM 110 Vella 

KIN 5368 Coronary Intervention Cr: 3.0 

14046 DP LECT T 1030-1220 pm MGYM 110 Vella 

KIN 5369 Phys Activities-Young Children Cr: 3.0 

14049 LECT TBA O'Quinn 

KIN 5372 Advanced Exercise Physiology Cr: 3.0 Fees:$25.00 

14050 DP LECT T 0530-0820 pm MGYM 110 King 

KIN 5373 Motor Learning and Control Cr: 3.0 

14051 DP LECT TBA Pederson 

KIN 5374 Measure Tech in Biochem Analys Cr: 3.0 Fees:$25.00 

14052 DP LECT W 0900-1150 am DURH 102 Riskowski 

KIN 5375 Adv. Sci. Prin. Str. & Cond. Cr: 3.0 

16260 DP SEM TR 0900-1020 am MGYM 118 Dorgo 

KIN 5378 Directed Individual Studies Cr: 3.0 








KIN 5379 Graduate Research Cr: 3.0 








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KIN 5397 Graduate Projects Cr: 3.0 








KIN 5398 Thesis Cr: 3.0 

14071 DP THES TBA Dorgo 

14072 DP THES TBA King 

14073 DP THES TBA Meeuwsen 

14074 DP THES TBA Pederson 

14075 DP THES TBA Riskowski 


15957 DP THES TBA Vella 

KIN 5399 Thesis Cr: 3.0 

14077 THES TBA Dorgo 

14078 THES TBA King 

14079 THES TBA Meeuwsen 

14080 THES TBA Pederson 

14081 THES TBA Riskowski 


15959 DP THES TBA Vella 

LANGUAGES & LINGUISTICS 

K. NIGRO, CHAIR LART 137 747-5767 

ARABIC (ARAB) 

ARAB 1501 Elementary Arabic I Cr: 5.0 

16012 LCLB MWF 0930-1020 am LART 208 Khatib 

ARAB 2401 Intermediate Arabic I Cr: 4.0 

16013 LCLB MWF 1230-0120 pm LART 305 Khatib 

ARAB 2402 Intermediate Arabic II Cr: 4.0 

16014 LCLB MWF 1130-1220 pm LART 319 Khatib 

ENGLISH SPEAKERS OTHER LANG. (ESOL) 

ESOL 1309 Writ/Read Engl For Non-Nat Spk Cr: 3.0 




12853 LECT MWF 1230-0120 pm LART 103 STAFF 





ESOL 1310 Reading Engl as Second Lang Cr: 3.0 





HYBRID CLASS/30-50% ON LINE 

ESOL 1311 Expos Engl Compos-Spkr Esl (C) Cr: 3.0 





HYBRID 30-50% ON LINE 



100 

ESOL 1312 Res & Crit Writng Spkr Esl (C) Cr: 3.0 










ESOL 1406 Basic Engl Sentence Structure Cr: 4.0 

12873 LCLB MWF 0130-0220 pm EDUC 303 STAFF 

12874 LCLB TR 1200-0120 pm LART 303 STAFF 

12876 LCLB TR 1030-1150 am LART 207 STAFF 

12878 LCLB MWF 1130-1220 pm LART 305 STAFF 


12880 LCLB MWF 0830-0920 am LART 102 STAFF 


13995 LCLB MWF 0230-0320 pm UGLC 210 STAFF 

ESOL 1610 Interm Eng Spkrs Other Lang II Cr: 6.0 


TR 0130-0250 pm LART 308 


TR 1200-0120 pm LART 102 


TR 0130-0250 pm LART 103 

ESOL 1910 Interm Eng Spkrs Other Lang I Cr: 9.0 

13934 LCLB MWF 0130-0320 pm MAIN 211 STAFF 

TR 0130-0250 pm LART 106 

12886 LCLB MWF 0130-0320 pm BUSN 319 STAFF 

TR 0130-0250 pm LART 307 

ESOL 2303 English/Humanities & Soc. Sci. Cr: 3.0 


FRENCH (FREN) 

FREN 1301 French One Cr: 3.0 

12888 LECT MWF 0930-1020 am LART 303 Nodjimbadem 

12889 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am LART 301 Izadi 

12890 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm LART 305 Nodjimbadem 

12891 LECT TR 1030-1150 am LART 303 Nodjimbadem 

12892 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm LART 304 Nodjimbadem 

16096 LECT MWF 0830-0920 am LART 303 Goldberg 

FREN 1302 French Two Cr: 3.0 

12893 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am LART 302 Fontaine 

12894 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm LART 305 Fontaine 

14297 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm LART 306 Fontaine 

FREN 2301 French Three Cr: 3.0 Fees:$5.00 

12895 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm LART 301 Izadi 

12896 LECT TR 0900-1020 am LART 305 Izadi 

FREN 2302 French Four Cr: 3.0 Fees:$5.00 

12897 LECT MW 1130-1250 pm LART 302 Fontaine 

12898 LECT TR 0300-0420 pm LART 301 Fontaine 

FREN 3301 French Literature to 1715 Cr: 3.0 

12899 LECT MWF 0930-1020 am LART 102 Evans 

FREN 3320 French Civilization Cr: 3.0 

16016 LECT MW 1130-1250 pm LART 102 Evans

FREN 4387 Poetry Cr: 3.0 

16017 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am LART 102 Evans 

FREN 4390 Topics in French Cr: 3.0 


GERMAN (GERM) 

GERM 1301 German One Cr: 3.0 

12900 LECT MWF 0830-0920 am LART 103 Pugh 

GERM 2301 German Three Cr: 3.0 Fees:$5.00 

12902 LECT MWF 0930-1020 am LART 122 Ross 

LATIN (LATN) 

LATN 2303 Accelerated Latin One Cr: 3.0 

12903 LECT MWF 0930-1020 am LART 202 Louden 

LINGUISTICS (LING) 

LING 2303 Intensive Language Study Cr: 3.0 


INTENSIVE HEBREW 

12905 LECT MWF 0930-1020 am LART 103 Goldberg 

INTENSIVE ITALIAN 

14309 LECT MW 1030-1150 am LART 103 Zhyvotovska 

INTENSIVE RUSSIAN 

14310 LECT TR 1030-1150 am LART 103 Izadi 

PERSIAN III 

15143 LECT TR 0900-1020 am LART 102 Goldberg 

LING 2320 An Intro. to Linguistics (C) Cr: 3.0 


CROSS LISTED WITH ENGL 2320/14338 

CROSS LISTED WITH ANTH 2320/16261 


CROSS LISTED W/ENGL 2320/14339 

CROSS LISTED W/ANTH 2320/16262 

LING 3301 Phonology Cr: 3.0 

12908 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm LART 122 Amastae 

LING 3309 Structure of Spanish Cr: 3.0 


CROSS LISTED W/SPAN 3309/16027 

LING 3312 Pedagogical Issues in Spanish Cr: 3.0 


CROSS LISTED COURSE W/SPAN 3312/16610 

FOR BILINGUAL ED.MAJORS ONLY 

LING 3357 Sociolinguistics Cr: 3.0 

12933 LECT TR 1030-1150 am LART 102 Amastae 

CROSS LISTED WITH ANTH 3357/16267 

LING 4306 Language Acquisition Cr: 3.0 

15958 LECT MWF 1230-0120 pm LART 301 Courtney 

LING 4316 Language and Cognition Cr: 3.0 

15101 LECT TR 1030-1150 am PSYC 307 Schwartz 

CROSS LISTED WITH PSYCH 4316/15253 

LING 4348 Analyses Second Lang Acquis Cr: 3.0 

15458 LECT MW 0300-0420 pm LART 302 Urzua Beltra 


LING 4371 Studies in Linguistics Cr: 3.0 

13815 DP INDS TBA Blume 

UT TELECAMPUS CLASS 100% ON LINE 

CROSSLISTED W/LING 5370/15121 

11852 DP INDS W 0600-0850 pm LART 102 Sobin 

CROSS LISTED W/LING 5370/15118 








LING 5301 Principles of Ling Analysis Cr: 3.0 

12935 INDS TR 0430-0550 pm LART 103 Sobin 

LING 5310 Pedagogical Issues in Engl Str Cr: 3.0 

16083 LECT TR 0600-0720 pm LART 301 Elerick 

HYBRID COURSE: 30-50% ON LINE 

LING 5331 Teaching Second Lang Comp Cr: 3.0 

16084 LECT M 0600-0850 pm LART 210 Urzua Beltra 

LING 5370 Study in Language Cr: 3.0 

12937 INDS MW 0430-0550 pm LART 302 Courtney 

15118 INDS W 0600-0850 pm LART 102 Sobin 


15121 INDS TBA Blume 

UT TELECAMPUS CLASS 100% ON LINE 







LING 5388 Bilingualism Cr: 3.0 

14300 SEM W 0600-0850 pm LART 301 Elerick 

LING 5397 Extended Research Project Cr: 3.0 







LING 5398 Thesis Cr: 3.0 







LING 5399 Thesis Cr: 3.0 







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PORTUGUESE (PORT) 

PORT 2301 Accelerated Portuguese One Cr: 3.0 Fees:$5.00 

12949 LECT MW 0430-0550 pm LART 102 Calk 

12950 LECT TR 0900-1020 am UGLC 208 Buchaim Rego 

PORT 2302 Accelerated Portuguese Two Cr: 3.0 Fees:$5.00 

16020 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am LART 305 El-Kadi 

SPANISH (SPAN) 







SPANISH ONE/MINI-MESTER COURSE 




SPANISH 2/ MINI-MESTER COURSE 





SPAN 2301 Interm Spanish One Non-Nat SpkCr: 3.0 Fees:$5.00 


INTERMEDIATE SPAN 1/ MINI-MESTER COURSE 

SPAN 2301 Interm Spanish One Non-Nat Spk Cr: 3.0 Fees:$5.00 





SPAN 2302 Interm Spanish Two Non-Nat Spk Cr: 3. Fees:$5.00 


INTERMEDIATE SPANISH 2/ MINI-MESTER 

COURSE 


INTERMEDIATE SPANISH 2/NON- 

NATIVE/MINI- MESTER CLASS 

SPAN 2302 Interm Spanish Two Non-Nat Spk Cr: 3.0 Fees:$5.00 




14298 INDS MWF 1030-1120 am LART 211 STAFF 




SPANISH FOR SPANISH SPEAKERS/MINI 

MESTER COURSE. 







15863 LECT S 0800-1115 am LART 307 STAFF 


102 














16023 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am EDUC 318 STAFF 

SPAN 3300 Critical Intro to Hispanic Lit Cr: 3.0 

13197 LECT TR 0900-1020 am LART 211 Armengol 

SPAN 3301 Spanish Literature Before 1700 Cr: 3.0 

12998 LECT MWF 0930-1020 am LART 306 Desing 

SPAN 3303 Spanish Lit Since 1700 Cr: 3.0 

12999 LECT MWF 1230-0120 pm UGLC 208 Perez del So 



13001 INDS TR 0430-0720 pm LART 302 Armengol 

MINIMESTER 1 


13000 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm UGLC 334 Garcia 

SPAN 3309 Structure of Spanish Cr: 3.0 


CROSS LISTED COURSE WITH LING 3309/12932 

SPAN 3312 Pedagogical Issues in Spanish Cr: 3.0 


CROSSLISTED COURSE W/LING 3312/16609 

FOR BILINGUAL ED. MAJORS ONLY 

SPAN 3320 Culture & Civilization-Spain Cr: 3.0 

13004 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am UGLC 210 Perez del So 

SPAN 3357 Advanced Composition Cr: 3.0 

13006 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm UGLC 334 Desing 

SPAN 4324 Literature of Mexico Cr: 3.0 

13009 LECT MW 0430-0550 pm UGLC 208 Garcia 

SPAN 4335 19th Century Spanish Literature Cr: 3.0 

16835 LECT R 0430-0720 pm LART 122 Perez del So 

SPAN 4363 Spanish American Poetry Cr: 3.0 

16028 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm LART 307 Armengol 

SPAN 4390 Topics in Spanish Cr: 3.0 


LA CHICANA 

C/L W/CHIC 3301/13100 C/L W/WS 3301/16325 

16091 LECT W 0600-0850 pm UGLC 208 Nigro 

TOPIC: WOMEN AND THE LATIN 

AMERICAN SHORT STORY 

CROSS LISTED W/ WS/3390/14586 

COURSE TAUGHT IN SPANISH 

ENGLISH TEXT WHEN AVAILABLE 

13012 LECT T 0600-0850 pm UGLC 342 Tabuenca 

BORDER NARRATIVES 

CROSSLISTED W/CIBS


SPAN 5301 Critical Approaches Hisp Lit Cr: 3.0 

15067 SEM M 0430-0720 pm UGLC 334 Ramos 

SPAN 5302 Independent Study Cr: 3.0 






SPAN 5303 Special Topics Cr: 3.0 

16093 LECT M 0600-0850 pm UGLC 208 El-Kadi 

SPECIAL TOPICS: THE URBAN EXPERIENCE 

IN LATIN AMERICAN LITERATURE AND FILM 

TAUGHT IN SPANISH 

SPAN 5304 The Hispanic Essay Cr: 3.0 

15069 LECT T 0430-0720 pm UGLC 334 Garcia 

SPAN 5314 19th Century Span Amer Lit Cr: 3.0 

16094 LECT W 0430-0720 pm LART 122 Garabano 

SPAN 5332 Spanish Literature to 1500 Cr: 3.0 

16095 LECT R 0430-0720 pm UGLC 334 Desing 

SPAN 5341 20th Century Spanish Literatur Cr: 3.0 

15070 LECT W 0430-0720 pm UGLC 334 Perez del So 

SPAN 5382 Spanish Syntax Cr: 3.0 


SPAN 5388 Bilingualism Cr: 3.0 

15249 SEM T 0600-0850 pm LART 211 STAFF 

SPAN 5398 Thesis Cr: 3.0 






SPAN 5399 Thesis Cr: 3.0 






TRANSLATION (TRAN) 

TRAN 3359 Introduction to Translation Cr: 3.0 

13030 LECT TBA Jacobson 

WEBB COURSE 51-100% ON LINE 

TRAN 4381 Comm & Legal Translation Cr: 3.0 

13031 INDS W 0600-0850 pm LART 101 Conde-Perez 

TRAN 4382 Translation from Info Media Cr: 3.0 

14302 INDS TBA Jacobson 

UT TELECAMPUS 100% ON LINE 

TRAN 4384 Intro to Interpreting Cr: 3.0 

13032 LECT T 0600-0850 pm LART 210 Dieppa 

TRAN 4390 Senior Project in Translation Cr: 3.0 

11761 DP INDS TBA Jacobson 


LATIN AMERICAN & 

BORDER STUDIES 

R. BLAZQUEZ, DIRECTOR 1514 HAWTHORNE 747-5196 

LATIN AMERICAN/BORDER STUDIES (LABS) 

For a list of courses accepted as part of Latin American/Border Studies 

(majors and minors) and those offered this semester, go to 

www.utep.edu/cibs. 

LABS 2330 The Border Cr: 3.0 

13637 LECT MWF 0930-1020 am UGLC 334 Murphy 

LABS 3300 The Americas Cr: 3.0 

15100 LECT R 0130-0420 pm QUIN 202 Hiroi 

THIS COURSE IS CROSS-LISTED WITH POLS 3334 

CRN 16168 

LABS 4301 Topics Lat Amer/Border Stud Cr: 3.0 

13644 DP LECT T 0600-0850 pm UGLC 342 Tabuenca 

THIS COURSE IS CROSS-LISTED WITH SPAN 4390 

CRN 13012 


LABS 5301 Issues in Border Studies Cr: 3.0 

15099 SEM W 0600-0820 pm UGLC 210 Murphy 

LABS 5302 Issues in Latin Am. Studies Cr: 3.0 

13645 SEM R 0130-0420 pm LART 309 Brunk 

THIS COURSE IS CROSS-LISTED WITH HIST 5352 

CRN 16107 

LABS 5390 Research in LA/Border Studies Cr: 3.0 

16834 SEM M 0600-0850 pm MAIN 110 Campbell 

THIS COURSE IS CROSS-LISTED WITH MAIS 5350 

CRN 15378 AND SOCI 5322 CRN 16188 

LABS 5398 Thesis Cr: 3.0 


LABS 5399 Thesis Cr: 3.0 


MARKETING & MANAGEMENT 

J. HADJIMARCOU, CHAIR BUSN 230 747-5185 

BUSINESS (BUSN) 

BUSN 3304 Global Business Environment Cr: 3.0 







INSTRUCTIONS. 

13648 BC LECT MW 1200-0120 pm BUSN 318 STAFF 



COBA approval required. 









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MANAGEMENT (MGMT) 

MGMT 3303 Intro-Mgmt/Organizational Beha Cr: 3.0 

15364 LECT MW 0900-1020 am BUSN 313 Yang 

13650 LECT MW 1030-1150 am BUSN 313 Amirpour 

16204 LECT TR 0900-1020 am BUSN 313 Amirpour 


MGMT 3304 Adv Organizational Development Cr: 3.0 

13654 LECT TR 0900-1020 am BUSN 301 O'Connor 

13653 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm BUSN 314 O'Connor 

MGMT 3311 Intro to Human Resource Mgmt Cr: 3.0 



MGMT 3315 Employee and Labor Relations Cr: 3.0 

15535 LECT TR 1030-1150 am BUSN 331 Peters 

MGMT 4300 Strategic Management Cr: 3.0 Fees:$75.00 

MGMT 4300 PREREQUISITE: GRADUATING SENIORS ONLY, 2.0 GPA 

OVERALL AND BUSINESS (AND ACCOUNTING , IF ACCOUNTING MAJORS) 

CODES AND CALL NUMBERS AVAILABLE FROM ROSIE RODELA IN BUSN 

102 WHEN YOU CLEAR FOR GRADUATION. 

MGMT 4304 Human Resource Training/Develp Cr: 3.0 


MGMT 4315 Human Resource Staffing/Plan Cr: 3.0 

13681 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm BUSN 331 Posthuma 

MGMT 4325 International Management Cr: 3.0 

13682 LECT MW 1200-0120 pm BUSN 319 Marsh 

13683 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm BUSN 313 Marsh 

MGMT 4337 Compensation/Employee Benefits Cr: 3.0 

13684 DP LECT TR 1030-1150 am BUSN 321 Posthuma 

MGMT 4396 Internship in Management Cr: 3.0 

13685 DP PRAC TBA Hadjimarcou 


MGMT 5311 Organizational Mgmt Seminar Cr: 3.0 

13686 SEM T 0600-0850 pm BUSN 318 Marsh 

MGMT 5314 Corporate Entrepreneurship Cr: 3.0 


MGMT 5325 Management Strategy and Policy Cr: 3.0 

13687 DP LECT W 0600-0850 pm BUSN 311 Ibarreche 

MGMT 5336 Effective Mgmt of Human Resour Cr: 3.0 

15533 LECT W 0600-0850 pm BUSN 318 Garcia 

MGMT 5345 Global Management Cr: 3.0 

16155 LECT R 0600-0850 pm BUSN 302 Blazquez 

MGMT 5346 Total Quality Management Cr: 3.0 


MARKETING (MKT) 

MKT 3300 Principles of Marketing Cr: 3.0 

13689 LECT MW 0900-1020 am BUSN 332 Grambling 



15367 LECT TR 1030-1150 am BUSN 332 Salazar 

13691 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm BUSN 332 Barua 

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MKT 3302 Consumer Behavior Cr: 3.0 

14294 LECT MW 1200-0120 pm BUSN 332 Mendoza 

13693 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm BUSN 332 Mendoza 

MKT 4301 Marketing Research Cr: 3.0 

13700 LECT MW 1030-1150 am BUSN 331 Foster 

13698 LECT MW 1200-0120 pm BUSN 331 Baca 

MKT 4305 Selling and Sales Management Cr: 3.0 

13695 LECT MW 0900-1020 am BUSN 331 Baca 

MKT 4310 Principles of Retailing Cr: 3.0 

16773 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm BUSN 313 Foster 

MKT 4325 International Marketing Cr: 3.0 

13701 LECT TR 0730-0850 am BUSN 323 Hadjimarcou 

MKT 4391 Services Marketing Cr: 3.0 

16775 LECT TR 0900-1020 am BUSN 332 Grambling 

16774 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm BUSN 323 Grambling 

MKT 4395 Strategic Marketing Managment Cr: 3.0 

13702 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm BUSN 331 Grambling 

16776 LECT TR 0300-0420 pm BUSN 301 Foster 

MKT 4396 Marketing Internship Cr: 3.0 

13703 DP PRAC TBA Grambling 


MKT 5311 Marketing Management Cr: 3.0 

14295 LECT R 0600-0850 pm BUSN 319 Michie 

MKT 5355 International Marketing Cr: 3.0 

16174 LECT M 0600-0850 pm BUSN 321 Michie 

MATERIALS RESEARCH & 

TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE 

L. MURR, DIRECTOR ENGR M-201 747-6929 

MATERIALS SCIENCE & ENGR. (MASE) 


MASE 5390 Spec Topics/Chem of Materials Cr: 3.0 

16553 LECT MW 0300-0420 pm CRBL C303 Choi 

Special Topics: Micro/Nanoengineering 

Above section meets w/MME 5390/16554 

16568 LECT TR 1030-1150 am PSCI 222A Ferrer 

Topic: Advanced Statistical Mechanics 

Above section meets with PHYS 5365/12487 

MASE 6103 Instrument/Modeling Sht. Crse Cr: 1.0 

14591 LECT M 0330-0450 pm CRBL C301 Chianelli 

MASE 6191 Individual Studies Cr: 1.0 

10670 INDS TBA Arrowood 

10672 INDS TBA Botez 


10674 INDS TBA Choudhuri 

10675 INDS TBA Dirk 


10677 INDS TBA Manciu 


10679 INDS TBA Wicker 


10681 INDS TBA McClure


10688 INDS TBA Varma 

MASE 6194 Graduate Research Projects Cr: 1.0 











10699 INDS TBA McClure 



MASE 6195 Doct. Rsrch Symposium I Cr: 1.0 

13758 INDS M 0100-0150 pm CRBL C205 Murr 

Above section meets with MME 5195/13484; 

MASE 6196/13759 

MASE 6196 Doct. Rsrch Symposium II Cr: 1.0 

13759 INDS M 0100-0150 pm CRBL C205 Murr 


MASE 6195/13758 


16045 INDS TR 0400-0500 pm CRBL C204 Murr 

Subject: TEM Applications 

Above section meets w/MME 5294/16156 





































10777 INDS W 0130-0420 pm CRBL C305 Golding 

Renewable Energy & Materials Tech. 


MME 5391/10511 


10779 INDS TBA Chintalapall 




















MASE 6398 Dissertation Cr: 3.0 

10797 DISS TBA Arrowood 

10798 DISS TBA Botez 

10799 DISS TBA Chianelli 

10800 DISS TBA Choudhuri 

10801 DISS TBA Dirk 

10802 DISS TBA Ellzey 

10803 DISS TBA Manciu 

10804 DISS TBA Saupe 

10805 DISS TBA Wicker 

10806 DISS TBA Pannell 

10807 DISS TBA McClure 

10808 DISS TBA Murr 

10809 DISS TBA Varma 

MASE 6399 Dissertation Cr: 3.0 

10810 DISS TBA Arrowood 

10811 DISS TBA Botez 

10812 DISS TBA Chianelli 

10813 DISS TBA Choudhuri 

10814 DISS TBA Dirk 

10815 DISS TBA Ellzey 

10816 DISS TBA Manciu 

10817 DISS TBA Saupe 

10818 DISS TBA Wicker 

10819 DISS TBA Pannell 

10820 DISS TBA McClure 

10821 DISS TBA Murr 

10822 DISS TBA Varma 

MASE 6402 Microchem/Microstruc Char Matl Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

13773 LAB M 0200-0420 pm METL M204 McClure 

Above section meets with MME 5401/13486 

MASE 6402 Microchem/Microstruc Char Matl Cr: 4.0 

13760 LECT MWF 0830-0920 am CRBL C201 McClure 

Above section meets with MME 5401/13485 

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MASTERS OF INTERDISIPLINARY 

STUDIES 

R. WEBER, CHAIR LART 233 747-5835 

MASTERS OF INTERDISIPLINARY STUDIES (MAIS) 


MAIS 5350 The History of An Idea Cr: 3.0 

16315 LECT M 0430-0720 pm WORR 205 Best 

History of an Idea 

Topic: Philosophy of Law and Society 

Course meets with PHIL 3304 and PHIL 5354 

Philosophy of History 

16316 LECT MW 0300-0420 pm WORR 204 Robinson 

Taught with PHIL 5301-16103 Philosophy of Law 

and Society 

15378 DP LECT M 0600-0850 pm MAIN 110 Campbell 


Topic: Qualitative Methods 

Course meets with SOCI 5322 CRN 16188 

15386 LECT M 0600-0850 pm BEND 205 Genna 


Topic: International Politics 

Course meets with POLS 5330 (16269) 

15388 LECT W 0430-0720 pm LART 309 Ambler 


Topic: Imperialism 


15389 LECT T 0430-0720 pm LART 310 Kawashima 


Topic: Colonial & Revolutionary America 


15391 INDS T 0600-0850 pm QUIN 103 Riccillo 


Topic: Communication Theory 

Course meets with COMM 5343 (14880) 



Topic: Sem.Organizational Comm. 


MAIS 5360 Contemporary Issues Cr: 3.0 

16460 LECT W 0600-0850 pm QUIN 202 Barrera 

Contemporary Issues 

Topic: Communication Theory 


15387 DP LECT W 0600-0850 pm MAIN 110 Grineski 


Topic: Sociology of Health 

Course meets with SOCI 5341 CRN 16190 

15544 LECT W 0600-0850 pm QUIN 206 Sowards 


Topic: Qualitative Research Methods 

Course meets with Comm5311(16388) 

15390 LECT R 0600-0850 pm BEND 205 Villalobos 


Topic: Public Policy Analysis 

Course meets with POLS 5364 (16270) 

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MAIS 5393 Final Project Cr: 3.0 


Final Project 


Final Project 


Final Project 


Final Project 


Final Project 

MATHEMATICAL SCIENCE 

S. ALEY, CHAIR BELL 124 747-5761 

BIOINFORMATICS (BINF) 


BINF 5110 Biology Seminar/Bioinformatics Cr: 1.0 

15564 DP SEM W 1230-0120 pm CRBL C203 Shpak 

Department Approval required 

Cross-listed with BIOL 5130-CRN 13274 

BINF 5113 Math Sem. for Bioinformatics Cr: 1.0 

14284 DP SEM R 1130-1220 pm HUDS 114 Leung 

BINF 5351 Intro. Bioinformatics I Cr: 3.0 

14280 DP LCLB M 0130-0420 pm LART 102 Shpak 

W 0130-0320 pm LART 102 

Cross-listed with BIOL 5351 (13281). 


BINF 5354 Post-Genomic Analysis Cr: 3.0 

14281 DP LCLB TR 0900-1020 am BELL 130A Sha 

TR 1030-1120 am BELL 130A Leung 

Department Approval required. 

Cross-listed with STAT 5354-CRN 14120 

MATHEMATICS (MATH) 

Non-lecture class to be taught in a lab environment using ALEKS. 

All work and exams will be completed online. 

MATH 0310 Introductory Algebra Cr: 3.0 



16647 LECT MWF 0830-0920 am EDUC 215C STAFF 








16419 DP LECT TR 1200-0120 pm EDUC 316 STAFF 





INSTRUCTIONS. 

14588 BC LECT MWF 0930-1020 am EDUC 316 STAFF 


taken concurrently with UNIV 1301 12142 and SOCI 

1301 14217. 

COBA approval required.

MATH 0311 Intermediate Algebra Cr: 3.0 

The following sections will use MathZone: 





12654 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am MNRS 201 STAFF 

12655 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am PSYC 308 STAFF 

14178 BI LECT MWF 1030-1120 am LART 319 Viramontes 

Taught Bilingual Spanish. Concurrent enrollment 

ESOL required. Enrollment approval given 

exclusively by Academic Advising Center. 

12656 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm PSYC 306 STAFF 

14590 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm CRBL C205 STAFF 

12657 LECT MWF 1230-0120 pm PSYC 105 STAFF 


12659 LECT TR 0900-1020 am MNRS 200 STAFF 


Non-lecture class to be taught in a lab environment using ALEKS. 

All work and exams will be completed online 


12661 LECT MWF 0730-0820 am EDUC 215C STAFF 


14179 LECT TR 0730-0850 am EDUC 215C STAFF 

16649 DP LECT F 0130-0400 pm EDUC 316 STAFF 

16650 LECT S 0800-1100 am EDUC 316 STAFF 

MATH 0120 Lab for Math 1320 Cr: 1.0 

12614 LAB MW 0830-0920 am MNRS 300 STAFF 



14414 LAB MW 1230-0120 pm MAIN 205 STAFF 


15698 LAB MW 0130-0220 pm EDUC 313 STAFF 

16431 LAB MW 0130-0220 pm EDUC 309 STAFF 



15769 LAB TR 1200-1250 pm LART 122 STAFF 

12624 LAB TR 1200-1250 pm MNRS 200 STAFF 

12623 LAB TR 0130-0220 pm EDUC 313 STAFF 

14412 LAB TR 0130-0220 pm MAIN 306 STAFF 

16433 LAB TR 0130-0220 pm QUIN 103 STAFF 

16436 LAB TR 0130-0220 pm QUIN 206 STAFF 





INSTRUCTIONS. 

12617 BC LAB MW 0930-1020 am MNRS 200 STAFF 


in MATH 13020 16588. 

12618 BC LAB MW 1030-1120 am MNRS 200 STAFF 


in MATH 1320 16589. 

12619 BC LAB MW 1130-1220 pm MNRS 200 STAFF 


in MATH 16592. 

12620 BC LAB MW 1130-1220 pm MAIN 306 STAFF 


in MATH 1320 16590. 



in MATH 16591. 




in MATH 1320 16587. 

14411 BC LAB TR 1030-1120 am MNRS 200 STAFF 


in MATH 1320 16593 

12621 BC LAB TR 0300-0350 pm MAIN 205 STAFF 


in MATH 1320 16595. 

MATH 1312 Calculus II Cr: 3.0 









MATH 1319 Math in the Modern World (C) Cr: 3.0 








MATH 1320 Math for Social Sciences I (C) Cr: 3.0 





13027 BI LECT MWF 0930-1020 am LART 206 STAFF 

FOR ESOL STUDENTS ONLY. DEPARTMENT 

APPROVAL REQUIRED. 



















INSTRUCTIONS. 

16587 BC LECT MW 0300-0420 pm LART 304 STAFF 


concurrently with UNIV 1301 13939 and SOCI 1301 14217. 


16588 BC LECT MWF 0830-0920 am LART 206 STAFF 


concurrently with UNIV 1301 12124, SOCI 1301 14217. 






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concurrently with UNIV 1301 12128 and SOCI 1301. 


16591 BC LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm LART 222 STAFF 




16592 BC LECT MWF 1230-0120 pm LART 206 STAFF 




16593 BC LECT TR 0900-1020 am LART 208 STAFF 




16595 BC LECT TR 0130-0250 pm LART 209 STAFF 






concurrently with UNIV 1031 #12148. 

16594 LC LECT TR 1200-0120 pm LART 206 STAFF 


concurrently with BIOL 1305 14394, BIOL 1107 13512, and UNIV 

1301 12345. 

MATH 1411 Calculus I Cr: 4.0 


MW 0830-0920 am LART 211 


MW 0830-0920 am LART 207 


MW 0830-0920 am LART 222 

13324 LECT MTWR 1030-1120 am LART 204 STAFF 


MW 1230-0120 pm LART 203 

FOR STUDENTS NEEDING TO TAKE OR 

RETAKE MODULE 2. DEPARTMENT 



MW 1230-0120 pm LART 202 





MW 1230-0120 pm LART 319 




13336 LECT MTWR 1030-1120 am LART 203 STAFF 




MW 0830-0920 am LART 211 


MW 0830-0920 am LART 210 



INSTRUCTIONS. 

16602 PC LECT MTWR 1030-1120 am LART 204 STAFF 




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MATH 1508 Precalculus (C) Cr: 5.0 


TR 0930-1020 am LART 202 


TR 0730-0820 am LART 203 


TR 0930-1020 am LART 203 


TR 0730-0820 am LART 204 


TR 0830-0920 am LART 204 


TR 0930-1020 am LART 204 


TR 0730-0850 am LART 205 


TR 0730-0850 am LART 318 




TR 0730-0850 am LART 319 


M 1230-0120 pm LART 208 

WF 0230-0320 pm LART 208 


M 1230-0120 pm LART 204 

WF 0130-0220 pm LART 204 


M 1230-0120 pm LART 204 

WF 0230-0320 pm LART 204 


M 1230-0120 pm LART 205 

WF 0130-0220 pm LART 205 


M 1230-0120 pm LART 205 

WF 0230-0320 pm LART 205 


M 1230-0120 pm LART 210 

WF 0130-0220 pm LART 210 


M 1230-0120 pm LART 210 

WF 0230-0320 pm LART 210 


M 1230-0120 pm LART 211 

WF 0230-0320 pm LART 211 



INSTRUCTIONS. 

14757 PC LECT TR 1200-0120 pm LART 209 STAFF 

M 1230-0120 pm LART 209 

WF 0130-0220 pm LART 209 




14758 PC LECT TR 1200-0120 pm LART 209 STAFF 

M 1230-0120 pm LART 209 

WF 0230-0320 pm LART 209 





MWF 1230-0120 pm LART 222 


RETAKE MODULE 2. DEPARMENT 

APPROVAL REQUIRED.


M 1230-0120 pm LART 222 

WF 0130-0220 pm LART 222 





M 1230-0120 pm LART 222 

WF 0230-0320 pm LART 222 





MWF 1230-0120 pm LART 318 





M 1230-0120 pm LART 318 

WF 0130-0220 pm LART 318 





M 1230-0120 pm LART 318 

WF 0230-0320 pm LART 318 





MWF 1230-0120 pm LART 207 





M 1230-0120 pm LART 207 

WF 0130-0220 pm LART 207 





M 1230-0120 pm LART 207 

WF 0230-0320 pm LART 207 




MATH 2300 Discrete Mathematics Cr: 3.0 



MATH 2301 Math for Social Sciences II Cr: 3.0 







MATH 2303 Properties of Real Numbers I Cr: 3.0 






MATH 2313 Calculus III Cr: 3.0 





MATH 2325 Intro. to Higher Mathematics Cr: 3.0 

13217 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm BELL 130A STAFF 

MATH 2326 Differential Equations Cr: 3.0 

13218 LECT MWF 0830-0920 am BELL 143 STAFF 




MATH 3300 History of Mathematics Cr: 3.0 

14780 LECT MW 1200-0120 pm COTT 207 STAFF 

MATH 3303 Properties of Real Numbers II Cr: 3.0 


MATH 3304 Fundamentals/Geometry Standpt Cr: 3.0 


MATH 3305 Conceptual Math I Cr: 3.0 









MATH 3308 Conceptual Algebra Cr: 3.0 

13239 LECT MW 1200-0120 pm QUIN 206 STAFF 


MATH 3309 Conceptual Mathematics II Cr: 3.0 

13241 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm BELL 143 STAFF 


MATH 3319 Elementary Number Theory Cr: 3.0 

14358 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm BELL 130A STAFF 

MATH 3323 Matrix Algebra Cr: 3.0 




MATH 3325 Principles of Mathematics Cr: 3.0 


MATH 3329 Geometry Cr: 3.0 


MATH 3335 Applied Analysis I Cr: 3.0 

13276 LECT MWF 1230-0120 pm BELL 143 STAFF 

MATH 3341 Introduction to Analysis Cr: 3.0 


MATH 4303 Fundamental Math/Adv. Standpt Cr: 3.0 


MATH 4325 Modern Algebra Cr: 3.0 


109


MATH 4329 Numerical Analysis Cr: 3.0 

13279 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm COTT 201 STAFF 

MATH 4341 Real Analysis Cr: 3.0 


MATH 4370 Topics Seminar Cr: 3.0 

16366 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm LART 318 Staniswalis 

STAT 2480 

16369 LECT MW 0900-1020 am BELL 130A Staniswalis 

STAT 2480 

13300 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm LART 205 Wagler 

Topic: Probability 

16378 LECT TR 1030-1150 am BELL 143 Rosen 

STAT 4385. 


MATH 5195 Graduate Seminar Cr: 1.0 

13290 SEM F 0130-0220 pm BELL 143 STAFF 

14855 SEM F 0130-0220 pm BELL 130A STAFF 

MATH 5321 Principles of Analysis Cr: 3.0 


MATH 5329 Numerical Analysis Cr: 3.0 

14856 LECT MW 1030-1150 am BELL 130A STAFF 

MATH 5335 Techniques in Optimization Cr: 3.0 

16182 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm BELL 143 Velazquez 

MATH 5345 Numerical Optimization Cr: 3.0 

13866 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm BELL 143 Argaez 

MATH 5346 Interior-Point Methods for Lin Cr: 3.0 

16183 DP LECT MW 0430-0550 pm BELL 130A Argaez 

MATH 5351 Complex Variables Cr: 3.0 


MATH 5360 Intro to Research in Math Ed Cr: 3.0 

13386 DP LECT TR 0630-0750 pm BELL 143 STAFF 

RESERVED FOR COHORT VII. 


16181 DP LECT W 0500-0750 pm BELL 143 STAFF 

RESERVED FOR COHORT VI. 


MATH 5370 Seminar Cr: 3.0 

14611 DP INDS MW 0600-0720 pm BELL 130A Schwab 


13294 DP LECT M 0500-0750 pm BELL 143 STAFF 

RESERVED FOR COHORT VI. TOPIC: 

GEOMETRY AND CALCULUS. 


16192 DP LECT W 0500-0750 pm EDUC 402 Tchoshanov 

RESERVED FOR MMT STUDENTS. 

TOPIC: ALGEBRAIC REASONING. 


15252 DP LECT MW 1200-0120 pm HUDS 313 Pownuk 

TOPIC: MATH SOFTWARE AND WEB 

COMPUTING. DEPARTMENT 


110 

STATISTICS (STAT) 

STAT 1380 Descriptive & Inferential Stat Cr: 3.0 



13343 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm PSYC 105 STAFF 



STAT 2182 Computing Lab for STAT 2380 Cr: 1.0 

16416 LAB M 1130-1220 pm BELL 130 STAFF 

LAB FOR 4370 CRN 16366. 

16417 LAB M 1030-1120 am BELL 130 STAFF 

LAB FOR 4370 CRN 16369. 

STAT 3330 Probability Cr: 3.0 

15634 LECT TR 0500-0620 pm BELL 143 Staniswalis 


STAT 5195 Graduate Seminar Cr: 1.0 

14114 LECT F 0130-0220 pm LART 206 Wagler 

16185 DP LECT W 1030-1220 pm BELL 143 Moschopoulos 

STAT 5328 LAB. 

14303 DP LECT TR 1030-1120 am BELL 130A Leung 

STAT 5354 LAB. 

STAT 5328 Intro to Statistical Analysis Cr: 3.0 

13814 LCLB M 0930-1120 am BELL 143 Moschopoulos 

W 0930-1020 am BELL 143 

STAT 5354 Post-Genomic Analysis Cr: 3.0 

14120 DP INDS TR 0900-1020 am BELL 130A Sha 


Cross-listed with BINF 5354-CRN 14281 

STAT 5370 Special Topics Cr: 3.0 

16195 DP LECT MW 0130-0250 pm BUSN 301 Wagler 

TOPIC: STATISTICAL PACKAGES. 


STAT 5380 Mathematical Statistics I Cr: 3.0 

14118 LECT TR 0900-1020 am BELL 143 Rosen 

STAT 5385 Statistics in Research Cr: 3.0 

14119 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm LART 208 Sha 

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 

L. EVERETT, CHAIR ENGR A-126 747-5450 











Course suitable for both CE and IE students 



15025 DP LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm PSYC 308 Little












M 0130-0420 pm 


R 0130-0420 pm 



T 0130-0420 pm 


T 0130-0420 pm 





W 0130-0420 pm PSCI 115 


W 0130-0420 pm 




MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (MECH) 

MECH 1305 Graphic & Design Fundamentals Cr: 3.0 

16565 LCLB M 0930-1020 am PSCI 208 Lu 

WF 0930-1120 am ENGR E225 

MECH 1321 Mechanics I-Statics Cr: 3.0 

16566 LECT TR 0900-1020 am PSCI 115 Carrasco 

Cross-listed with IE 2315 (16555). 

16571 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm PSCI 115 Oey 

Cross-listed with IE 2315 (15881). 

MECH 3305 Mechanical Engineering Lab I Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

12777 LAB W 1230-0150 pm BUSN 330 Choudhuri 

12778 LAB W 0200-0320 pm BUSN 330 Choudhuri 

MECH 3305 Mechanical Engineering Lab I Cr: 3.0 

12776 LECT TR 0800-0850 am CRBL C304 Choudhuri 

MECH 3354 Fluid Mechanics Cr: 3.0 

12779 LECT MWF 0930-1020 am CRBL C204 Kumar 

MECH 3365 Dynamic Response Cr: 3.0 

12780 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am COMP 308 Gomez 

MECH 3376 Thermodynamics II Cr: 3.0 

12781 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm CRBL C204 Shafirovich 

MECH 4106 Mechanical Engineering Lab II Cr: 1.0 

12782 LAB T 0130-0420 pm CRBL C203 Choudhuri 

12783 LAB F 0130-0420 pm CRBL C303 Choudhuri 


MECH 4107 Mechanical Engineering Lab III Cr: 1.0 


12785 LAB R 0130-0420 pm CRBL C303 Choudhuri 

MECH 4111 Controls Laboratory Cr: 1.0 

12787 LAB M 0130-0420 pm ENGR E113 Everett 

MECH 4195 Senior Prof. Orientation Cr: 1.0 

12793 LECT F 0130-0220 pm CRBL C204 Tarquin 

15852 DP INDS TBA Vargas 

MECH 4311 Automatic Controls Cr: 3.0 

12786 LECT TR 0900-1020 am ENGR E113 Everett 

MECH 4351 Heat Transfer Cr: 3.0 

12788 LECT TR 1030-1150 am LART 210 Choudhuri 

MECH 4355 Gas Dynamics Cr: 3.0 

14469 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm CRBL C201 Hawkins 

MECH 4364 Mechanical Design I Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

12790 LAB M 0130-0420 pm BUSN 312 Cooke 

MECH 4364 Mechanical Design I Cr: 3.0 

12789 LECT MWF 0830-0920 am LART 304 Cooke 

MECH 4371 Engineering Problems Seminar Cr: 3.0 

15848 DP INDS TBA Hawkins 

MECH 4395 Special Topics in Mech. Engr. Cr: 3.0 

16569 LECT MWF 1230-0120 pm UGLC 216 Cooke 

Topic: Biomaterials 

Cross-listed with MECH 5390 (14409) 

12792 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm CRBL C204 Choudhuri 

Topic: Space Systems 


Topic: Rapid Manufacturing Systems 


14289 LECT TR 0900-1020 am CRBL C303 Dowdy 

Topic: Thermal-Systems Design 

MECH 4466 Senior Design Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

12795 LAB T 0430-0620 pm CRBL C304 Vargas 

MECH 4466 Senior Design Cr: 4.0 

12794 LECT M 0430-0620 pm CRBL C304 Vargas 


MECH 5194 Graduate Research Cr: 1.0 

14940 DP INDS TBA Bronson 

MECH 5302 Adv. Mechanics of Materials I Cr: 3.0 

14915 LECT MW 0430-0550 pm CRBL C303 Chessa 

MECH 5306 Adv Fluid Mechanics I Cr: 3.0 

12796 LECT TR 0430-0550 pm CRBL C301 Dowdy 

MECH 5310 Advanced Thermodynamics Cr: 3.0 

16430 LECT MW 0300-0420 pm Wicker 

MECH 5390 Special Topics Mechanical Engr Cr: 3.0 

12797 DP LECT TR 0600-0720 pm CRBL C301 Kumar 

Topic: Theory of Finite Element Analysis 

Cross-lists with CE 5307 (16536) 

14408 DP LECT MW 0600-0720 pm CRBL C203 Bronson 

111


14409 DP LECT MWF 1230-0120 pm UGLC 216 Cooke 

Topic: Biomaterials 


16763 DP LECT TBA STAFF 

Topic: Rapid Manufacturing Systems 


MECH 5391 Individual Studies Cr: 3.0 

11015 DP INDS TR 0430-0550 pm CRBL C202 Bronson 



MECH 5396 Graduate Projects Cr: 3.0 


MECH 5397 Graduate Projects Cr: 3.0 


MECH 5398 Thesis Cr: 3.0 

10979 THES TBA Bronson 

11003 THES TBA Dowdy 

11146 THES TBA Everett 

11155 THES TBA Wicker 

11162 THES TBA Choudhuri 

11166 THES TBA Chessa 

11191 THES TBA Cooke 

14116 THES TBA Xu 

14939 THES TBA Vargas 

15482 THES TBA Kumar 

16400 THES TBA Shafirovich 

13952 THES TBA Gomez 

MECH 5399 Thesis Cr: 3.0 

10980 THES TBA Dowdy 

15718 THES TBA Bronson 

11004 THES TBA Everett 


11149 THES TBA Choudhuri 

11156 THES TBA Chessa 

11164 THES TBA Cooke 

11167 THES TBA Xu 

11192 THES TBA Shafirovich 

14938 THES TBA Vargas 

15483 THES TBA Kumar 

13953 THES TBA Gomez 



METALLURGICAL & 

MATERIALS ENGINEERING 

L. E. MURR, CHAIR ENG M-201 747-5468 











Course suitable for both CE and IE students 

112 















M 0130-0420 pm 


R 0130-0420 pm 



T 0130-0420 pm 


T 0130-0420 pm 





W 0130-0420 pm PSCI 115 


W 0130-0420 pm 




METALLURGICAL & MATERIALS ENG. (MME) 

MME 3306 Rate Processes Cr: 3.0 

13480 LECT MWF 1230-0120 pm CRBL C301 Trueba 

MME 3314 Composite Materials Cr: 3.0 

13481 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm CRBL C202 Arrowood 

MME 3406 Physical Metallurgy Cr: 4.0 

13482 LECT TR 1030-1150 am CRBL C302 Varma 

W 0130-0420 pm BUSN 326 

MME 4171 Engineering Problems Cr: 1.0 


10548 INDS TBA Golding 



10566 INDS TBA Stafford 

10568 INDS TBA Trueba 


MME 4175 Undergrad Research-Metallurgy Cr: 1.0 







10581 INDS TBA Varma

MME 4181 Co-op Work Experiences Cr: 1.0 






MME 4195 Senior Professional Orient. Cr: 1.0 

13801 LECT M 0330-0420 pm CRBL C304 Trueba 

MME 4275 Undergrad Resrch-Metallurgy Cr: 2.0 








MME 4303 Metals Processing Cr: 3.0 

13483 LECT TR 0900-1020 am CRBL C204 Arrowood 

MME 4316 Failure Analysis Cr: 3.0 

14870 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am CRBL C301 Stafford 

MME 4371 Engineering Problems Cr: 3.0 






MASE 6391/10777 





MME 4375 Undergrad Rsrch in Metallurgy Cr: 3.0 








MME 4413 Structural Characterization Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

13782 LAB R 0200-0420 pm CRBL C203 McClure 

MME 4413 Structural Characterization Cr: 4.0 Fees:$25.00 

13742 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm CRBL C303 McClure 


MME 5191 Individual Studies Cr: 1.0 

10633 DP INDS TBA Arrowood 

10634 DP INDS TBA Golding 

10635 DP INDS TBA McClure 

10636 DP INDS TBA Murr 

10637 DP INDS TBA Stafford 

10638 DP INDS TBA Trueba 

10639 DP INDS TBA Varma 

MME 5194 Graduate Research Cr: 1.0 









MME 5195 Graduate Seminar Cr: 1.0 

13484 SEM M 0100-0150 pm CRBL C205 Murr 

Above section meets with MASE 6195/13758; 

MASE 6196/13759 


16156 INDS TR 0400-0500 pm CRBL C204 Murr 

Topic: TEM Application 

Above section meets w/MASE 6291/16045 








MME 5304 Phase Transformations & Micros Cr: 3.0 

13743 LECT TR 0430-0550 pm CRBL C203 Varma 

MME 5390 Special Topics Cr: 3.0 

16554 LECT MW 0300-0420 pm CRBL C303 Choi 

Special Topics: Micro/Nanoengineering 

Above section meets w/MASE 5390/16553 

MME 5391 Individual Studies Cr: 3.0 






MASE 6391/10777 













MME 5396 Graduate Projects Cr: 3.0 








MME 5397 Graduate Projects Cr: 3.0 








113


MME 5398 Thesis Cr: 3.0 

10533 THES TBA Arrowood 

10534 THES TBA Golding 

10535 THES TBA McClure 

10536 THES TBA Murr 

10537 THES TBA Stafford 

10538 THES TBA Trueba 

10574 THES TBA Varma 

MME 5399 Thesis Cr: 3.0 

10539 THES TBA Arrowood 

11624 THES TBA Varma 

10540 THES TBA Golding 


10541 THES TBA McClure 

10542 THES TBA Murr 

10543 THES TBA Stafford 

10544 THES TBA Trueba 

MME 5401 Microstruc & Microchem Charac Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

13486 LAB M 0200-0420 pm METL M204 McClure 

Above section meets with MASE 6402/13773 

MME 5401 Microstruc & Microchem Charac Cr: 4.0 Fees:$25.00 

13485 LECT MWF 0830-0920 am CRBL C201 McClure 


























MILITARY SCIENCE 

LTC M. CANFIELD, CHAIR MILITARY SCIENCE BLDG 107 747-5621 

MILITARY SCIENCE (MS) 

MS 1101 Intro to Basic Military Skills Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

12839 LAB T 0300-0500 pm MILS 107C Mccormick 

MS 1101 Intro to Basic Military Skills Cr: 1.0 

12840 LECT T 0900-1020 am LART 222 Mccormick 

13757 LECT R 0900-1020 am PSYC 105 Mccormick 

MS 1199 Civilian & Military Leadership Cr: 1.0 

12841 DP LECT W 0130-0250 pm LART 322 Canfield 

114 

MS 2202 Military Skills II Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

13736 LAB T 0300-0500 pm MILS 107C Turnipseed 

MS 2202 Military Skills II Cr: 2.0 

12842 LECT TR 1030-1150 am LART 322 Turnipseed 

MS 3301 Military Science III Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

12847 DP LAB T 0300-0500 pm MILS 107C Held 

MS 3301 Military Science III Cr: 3.0 

12846 DP LECT TR 0130-0250 pm LART 322 Held 

MS 3313 U.S. Military History Cr: 3.0 

13738 LECT TR 1030-1150 am EDUC 301 Canfield 

MS 4301 Military Science IV Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

13740 DP LAB T 0300-0500 pm MILS 107C Canfield 

MS 4301 Military Science IV Cr: 3.0 

13812 DP LECT TR 0130-0250 pm LART 323 Canfield 

MUSIC 

L. GRAHAM, CHAIR FOXM M301 747-5606 

APPLIED MUSIC (MUSA) 

MUSA 1091 Student Recital Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

12549 DSCR F 0130-0220 pm FOXM M243 Graham 

MUSA 1102 Golddiggers Cr: 1.0 

12525 LAB MWF 0930-1120 am Cano 

MUSA 1137 Jazz Band Cr: 1.0 Fees:$20.00 

12528 LCLB TR 1030-1150 am FOXM M140 Wilkinson 

Jazz Band 1 Unsworth 

15379 LCLB MW 0300-0450 pm FOXM M243 Wilkinson 


15422 INDS T 0500-0700 pm FOXM M101 Siqueiros 

Mariachi 

15901 INDS TR 0300-0420 pm FOXM M340 Sanders 

Jazz Singers 

MUSA 1150 Percussion Ensemble Cr: 1.0 Fees:$20.00 

12530 LCLB TR 0300-0420 pm FOXM M140 White 

MUSA 1151 University Chorus Cr: 1.0 Fees:$20.00 

12536 LCLB MWF 0930-1020 am FOXM M340 Mcmillan 

Men's Glee Club 

12538 LCLB MWF 0930-1020 am FOXM M243 Wilson 

Women's Glee Club 

MUSA 1162 Orchestra-Winds and Percussion Cr: 1.0 Fees:$5.00 

12534 LCLB MW 0300-0420 pm FOXM M140 Hufstader 

MUSA 1185 Individual Instruction Cr: 1.0 Fees:$35.00 

12417 DP PLES TBA Williams 

Drum Set 

MUSA 1196 Music Theatre Repertory Cr: 1.0 

16570 DP INDS F 0230-0320 pm FOXM M336 Wilson 

MUSA 1241 Marching Band Cr: 2.0 Fees:$5.00 

12522 LCLB MWF 0930-1120 am FOXM M140 Tredway 

MUSA 1244 Symphonic Winds Cr: 2.0 Fees:$20.00 

12520 LCLB MTWR 0130-0250 pm FOXM M140 Hufstader

MUSA 1250 University Chorale Cr: 2.0 Fees:$20.00 

12540 LCLB MTWR 0130-0250 pm FOXM M340 Mcmillan 

MUSA 1261 Orchestra-Strings Cr: 2.0 Fees:$20.00 


TR 0300-0420 pm FOXM M24 

MUSA 1269 Piano Class A Cr: 2.0 Fees:$20.00 

12610 LAB TR 1030-1150 am FOXM M443 STAFF 

MUSA 1271 Piano Class I Cr: 2.0 Fees:$20.00 

12606 DP LAB MWF 0830-0920 am FOXM M443 STAFF 

12607 DP LAB MWF 1130-1220 pm FOXM M443 STAFF 

12609 DP LAB TR 0900-1020 am FOXM M443 STAFF 

MUSA 1273 Voice Class Cr: 2.0 

12632 INDS MW 1230-0120 pm FOXM M343 Eylon 

MUSA 1274 Voice Class Cr: 2.0 

12631 LECT MW 1230-0120 pm FOXM M336 Han 

MUSA 1280 Beginning Guitar Class Cr: 2.0 

12598 SPIN TR 1030-1120 am FOXM M101 Warren 

MUSA 1285 Individual Instruction Cr: 2.0 

12413 DP PLES TBA Williams 

Drum set 

MUSA 2217 Improvisation Cr: 2.0 

11938 INDS TR 0900-0950 am FOXM M336 Warren 

MUSA 2253 Music Theatre Workshop Cr: 2.0 Fees:$20.00 

12542 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am FOXM M402 Wilson 

TR 1030-1150 am FOXM M40 

MUSA 2255 Commercial Piano I Cr: 2.0 Fees:$20.00 

13851 INDS MWF 1230-0120 pm FOXM M443 Gutierrez 

MUSA 2263 Diction I Cr: 2.0 

12597 DP LECT MW 0300-0350 pm FOXM M101 Walker 

MUSA 2268 Secondary Instruction-Brass I Cr: 2.0 Fees:$20.00 

12600 INDS MW 1130-1220 pm FOXM M140 STAFF 

MUSA 2271 Piano Class III Cr: 2.0 Fees:$20.00 

12608 LAB TR 0730-0850 am FOXM M443 Macchioni 

12722 LAB MWF 1030-1120 am FOXM M443 Macchioni 

MUSA 2275 Secondary Instruc.-Low Strings Cr: 2.0 Fees:$20.00 

16206 INDS MW 1130-1220 pm FOXM M402 Unsworth 

MUSA 2276 Secondary Instr.-High Strings Cr: 2.0 Fees:$20.00 

12599 INDS MW 1230-0120 pm FOXM M140 Meyers 

MUSA 2277 Secondary Instruc-Woodwinds II Cr: 2.0 Fees:$20.00 

15385 INDS MW 1230-0120 pm FOXM M102 Wilkinson 

MUSA 2280 Intermediate Guitar Class Cr: 2.0 

13080 LECT TR 0300-0350 pm FOXM M402 Siqueiros 

Warren 

MUSA 3137 Jazz Band Cr: 1.0 Fees:$20.00 

12529 LCLB TR 1030-1150 am FOXM M140 Wilkinson 


15469 LCLB T 0500-0700 pm FOXM M101 Siqueiros 

Mariachi 

15468 INDS MW 0300-0420 pm FOXM M243 Wilkinson 


16205 INDS TR 0300-0420 pm FOXM M340 Sanders 

Jazz Singers 


MUSA 3150 Percussion Ensemble Cr: 1.0 Fees:$20.00 

12531 LCLB TR 0300-0420 pm FOXM M140 White 

MUSA 3151 University Chorus Cr: 1.0 Fees:$20.00 

12537 LCLB MWF 0930-1020 am FOXM M340 Mcmillan 

Men's Glee Club 

12539 LCLB MWF 0930-1020 am FOXM M243 Wilson 

Women's Glee Club 

MUSA 3162 Orchestra-Winds and Percussion Cr: 1.0 Fees:$5.00 


MUSA 3211 Music Theatre Company I Cr: 2.0 Fees:$20.00 

15340 DP LCLB MWF 1030-1120 am FOXM M402 Wilson 

TR 1030-1150 am FOXM M40 

MUSA 3241 Marching Band Cr: 2.0 Fees:$5.00 

12524 LCLB MWF 0930-1120 am FOXM M140 Tredway 

MUSA 3244 Symphonic Winds Cr: 2.0 Fees:$20.00 

12521 LCLB MTWR 0130-0250 pm FOXM M140 Hufstader 

MUSA 3250 University Chorale Cr: 2.0 Fees:$20.00 

12541 LCLB MTWR 0130-0250 pm FOXM M340 Mcmillan 

MUSA 3253 Music Theatre Workshop Cr: 2.0 

12543 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am FOXM M402 Wilson 

TR 1030-1150 am FOXM M40 

MUSA 3256 Improvisation II Cr: 2.0 

16427 INDS TBA Warren 

MUSA 3261 Orchestra--Strings Cr: 2.0 Fees:$20.00 


TR 0300-0420 pm FOXM M24 

MUSA 3331 Beginning Conducting Technique Cr: 3.0 

12596 LECT MWF 1230-0120 pm FOXM M101 Hufstader 

MUSA 3337 Choral Conducting I Cr: 3.0 

12601 INDS MWF 1230-0120 pm FOXM M340 Mcmillan 

MUSA 4211 Music Theatre Company II Cr: 2.0 Fees:$20.00 

15184 DP LCLB MWF 1030-1120 am FOXM M402 Wilson 

TR 1030-1150 am FOXM M40 

MUSA 4293 Pedagogy Of Voice Cr: 2.0 

10951 DP INDS TR 0900-0950 am FOXM M102 Eylon 

MUSA 4395 Piano Repertory Cr: 3.0 

16381 DP INDS MWF 0930-1020 am FOXM M101 Jones 


MUSA 5101 Graduate Ensemble Cr: 1.0 







MUSA 5233 Graduate Score Study Cr: 2.0 


MUSA 5261 Applied Lessons Cr: 2.0 

12651 PLES TBA STAFF 



115


MUSA 5281 Individual Instruction Cr: 2.0 Fees:$35.00 





MUSA 5381 Applied Lessons Cr: 3.0 Fees:$50.00 






MUSA 5391 Appl Lessons for Perf Majors Cr: 3.0 Fees:$50.00 












MUSIC EDUCATION (MUSE) 

MUSE 3336 Tch Music Elementary Schools Cr: 3.0 

12639 LECT TR 0430-0550 pm FOXM M402 Tredway 

MUSE 4297 Guitar Pedagogy Cr: 2.0 

14459 DP INDS TBA Siqueiros 

MUSE 4335 Selected Problems in Music Ed. Cr: 3.0 




MUSE 5331 Foundations in Music Education Cr: 3.0 




MUSE 5396 Pedagogy of Vocal Music Cr: 3.0 



MUSE 5397 Pedagogy of Instrumental Music Cr: 3.0 





MUSIC GENERAL COURSES (MUSG) 


MUSG 5335 Special Topics In Music Cr: 3.0 




MUSG 5336 Independent Study Cr: 3.0 




MUSG 5388 Graduate Recital I Cr: 3.0 



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MUSG 5389 Graduate Recital II Cr: 3.0 


MUSG 5398 Thesis Cr: 3.0 








MUSG 5399 Thesis Cr: 3.0 








MUSIC LITERATURE & HISTORY (MUSL) 

MUSL 1321 Intro to Music History (C) Cr: 3.0 Fees:$10.00 

12555 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm FOXM M402 Fountain 

MUSL 1324 Music Appreciation (C) Cr: 3.0 Fees:$10.00 

12604 LECT MWF 0930-1020 am FOXM M402 STAFF 

12638 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm FOXM M402 STAFF 

12636 LECT TR 0900-1020 am FOXM M402 Colgin 

12637 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm FOXM M402 STAFF 

MUSL 1327 Jazz to Rock (C) Cr: 3.0 Fees:$10.00 

12170 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm UGLC 126 Warren 

12172 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm UGLC 116 Gutierrez 

13657 LECT TR 1030-1150 am UGLC 126 Gutierrez 



INSTRUCTIONS. 

1500 LC LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm UGLC 126 Warren 




part of term. MM1 

12171 LC LECT TR 1030-1150 am UGLC 126 Gutierrez 


taken concurrently with SSSP 0021 and HIST 1301. 


16737 LC LECT TR 1200-0120 pm UGLC 116 Gutierrez 

This course is in a residential learning community 

and must be taken concurrently with UNIV 1301 #14351 and HIST 

1301 #14387. 

MUSL 3321 Music History Survey Cr: 3.0 

12554 LECT MW 0430-0550 pm FOXM M402 Fountain 

MUSL 3327 History of Jazz Cr: 3.0 

14174 LECT MWF 1230-0120 pm FOXM M402 Unsworth 

Open to all non-music majors Junior level or above 

MUSL 3329 Music in History & Culture Cr: 3.0 

16564 LECT TR 1030-1150 am FOXM M343 Siqueiros 

Open to all non-music majors junior standing or above 

Topic: "Guitar, Lute & More: Plucked Instruments: 

Their Music and Culture"


MUSL 5371 Bibliography and Research Cr: 3.0 

16390 LECT TR 0430-0550 pm FOXM M343 Ross 

MUSIC THEORY (MUST) 

MUST 1111 Aural Skills I Cr: 1.0 Fees:$10.00 

12611 SPIN TR 0800-0850 am FOXM M101 Leinberger 

12612 SPIN TR 0900-0950 am FOXM M101 Leinberger 

MUST 1215 Intro to Music Technology Cr: 2.0 

12586 LECT TR 1200-1250 pm FOXM M343 Haddad 

MUST 1311 Music Fundamentals Cr: 3.0 Fees:$10.00 

12587 LECT MWF 0830-0920 am FOXM M102 Graham 

12588 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm FOXM M102 Wilson 

MUST 1313 Music Theory I Cr: 3.0 Fees:$10.00 

12589 LECT MWF 0830-0920 am FOXM M101 Leinberger 

12595 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm FOXM M101 Leinberger 

MUST 2111 Aural Skills III Cr: 1.0 Fees:$10.00 

12634 SPIN TR 0800-0850 am FOXM M343 Dousa 

12635 SPIN TR 0900-0950 am FOXM M343 Dousa 

MUST 2219 Introduction to Composition Cr: 2.0 Fees:$10.00 

11780 DP INDS TBA Dousa 

MUST 2313 Music Theory III Cr: 3.0 Fees:$10.00 

12602 LECT MWF 0830-0920 am FOXM M343 Dousa 

12603 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm FOXM M343 Dousa 

MUST 3212 18th-Century Counterpoint Cr: 2.0 

16426 INDS MW 1030-1120 am FOXM M102 Leinberger 

MUST 3215 Music Theory V Cr: 2.0 Fees:$10.00 

12613 LECT TR 1200-1250 pm FOXM M101 Leinberger 

MUST 3315 Advanced Music Technology Cr: 3.0 Fees:$20.00 

11008 INDS MWF 1130-1220 pm FOXM 302 STAFF 

MUST 3316 Commercial Music Composition Cr: 3.0 Fees:$20.00 


MUST 3317 Applied Audio Production Cr: 3.0 Fees:$20.00 


MUST 3319 Advanced Composition Cr: 3.0 Fees:$10.00 


MUST 3341 Intro to Recording Studio Cr: 3.0 

13852 INDS TR 1200-0120 pm FOXM 407 STAFF 

MUST 4212 Independent Study Cr: 2.0 

16425 INDS TBA Dousa 


MUST 5325 Graduate Composition Cr: 3.0 


NURSING 

R. ANDERS, DEAN HSCI 711 747-8217 

NURSING (NURS) 


NURS 3303 Foundations of Nurs. Practice Cr: 3.0 

16713 LECT T 0300-0550 pm HSCI 236 STAFF 


NURS 3307 Pharmacodynamics-Nrs Implicn Cr: 3.0 

12929 DP LECT W 0900-1150 am HSCI 106 Culton 


NURS 3314 Nursing Research & Statistics Cr: 3.0 

16715 LECT F 0830-1120 am HSCI 106 Kao 

NURS 3315 Independent Study Cr: 3.0 

15307 DP INDS W 0400-0700 pm HSCI 615 Lantican 

NURS 3318 Nurs Care of the Aging Client Cr: 3.0 

15523 DP LECT M 0300-0550 pm HSCI 604 Kao 

NURS 3319 Cult Perspectives on Hlth Care Cr: 3.0 

15629 DP LECT M 0300-0550 pm HSCI 602 O'Connor 

NURS 3330 Contempo Perspec-Death/Dying Cr: 3.0 

15522 LECT M 0300-0550 pm HSCI 236 Flahive 

NURS 3401 Introductory Health Assessment Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

14552 LAB R 0100-0350 pm Culton 

14553 LAB R 0100-0350 pm STAFF 

14554 LAB T 0100-0350 pm Culton 

14555 LAB W 0100-0350 pm Culton 

14556 LAB W 0100-0350 pm STAFF 

14557 LAB T 0100-0350 pm STAFF 

NURS 3401 Introductory Health Assessment Cr: 4.0 

14551 LECT M 0830-1120 am HSCI 106 Culton 


NURS 3402 Humn Adapt to Pathophysiology Cr: 4.0 

16717 LECT TR 0930-1120 am HSCI 235 Farnsworth 

NURS 3604 Nursing Care of the Individual Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

13013 LAB W 0630-0330 pm Beeman 

13014 LAB W 0630-0330 pm Mccallister 

13015 LAB W 0630-0330 pm Roach 

13017 LAB W 0200-1100 pm Blanco 

13018 LAB R 0630-0330 pm Beeman 

13022 LAB R 0630-0330 pm Mccallister 

13025 LAB R 0630-0330 pm Roach 

15308 LAB W 0630-0330 pm Sherred-Delg 

15630 LAB R 0630-0330 pm Sherred-Delg 

NURS 3604 Nursing Care of the Individual Cr: 6.0 

13010 LECT T 0900-1150 am HSCI 106 Blanco 

Alternate Part of Term: Code 6W (meets Oct 20 th – Nov 23 rd ) 


16812 LAB TBA Alatorre 











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16718 LECT M 0830-1150 am HSCI 237 Francis 

TF 0830-1150 am HSCI 236 








16724 LECT MTF 0830-1150 am HSCI 106 STAFF 



16807 LAB TBA Elias 


















16729 LECT MTF 0300-0550 pm HSCI 106 Rankin 

Tolouian 









16734 LECT M 0830-1150 am HSCI 237 Rankin- 

Tolou 

TF 0830-1150 am HSCI 236 




Limited to RNs: Web course requires Chat time TBA 

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Limited to RNs: Web course requires Chat time TB 
















Alternate Part of Term: Code 3W (meets Dec 7 th – Dec 22 nd ) 





13068 LECT M 0100-0350 pm HSCI 235 Heidarian 

Alternate Part of Term: Code 4W1 (meets Nov 24 th – Dec 14 th ) 












Restricted to Fast Track students

















NURS 4611 Promoting Health Along Border Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

13071 DP LAB TBA Heidarian 

13072 DP LAB TBA Martinez 

14312 DP LAB TBA Heidarian 


NURS 4611 Promoting Health Along Border Cr: 6.0 

13070 DP LECT MWF 0800-1250 pm Fowler 

NURS 4612 Acute Care Practicum Cr: 0.0 non-credit 


13075 DP LAB TBA Rodriguez 

14313 DP LAB TBA Miranda 

14314 DP LAB TBA Rodriguez 


NURS 4612 Acute Care Practicum Cr: 6.0 

13073 DP LECT TR 0130-0430 pm HSCI 234 STAFF 





16744 LAB TBA Estrada 





Herbias 










Herbias 


NURS 5303 Advanced Health Assessment Cr: 3.0 

13144 DP LECT TBA Sharp 



NURS 5310 Nursing Theories and Processes Cr: 3.0 



NURS 5312 Chldbear/rearing Hlth Practm Cr: 3.0 

16492 DP PRAC TBA Vargas 

Jamison 

NURS 5319 Advanced Pathophysiology Cr: 3.0 

13147 DP LECT T 0300-0600 pm BUSN 332 Farnsworth 

Robinson 

NURS 5337 Health Care Financial Mgmt. Cr: 3.0 

13148 LECT TBA Stout 

Beeman 

NURS 5338 Health Law, Policy & Ethics Cr: 3.0 

13150 DP LECT TBA Amaya 

NURS 5345 Curriculum Development Cr: 3.0 

13151 DP LECT TBA McKee 

NURS 5347 Effective Teaching Strategies Cr: 3.0 

14324 DP LECT TBA Beeman 

NURS 5362 Pharmacotherapeutics Cr: 3.0 

13783 DP LECT TBA Reveles 

Pierson 

NURS 5366 Managing Diverse Work Teams Cr: 3.0 

13154 LECT TBA Beeman 


NURS 5370 Research Methods I Cr: 3.0 

16767 DP LECT TBA Edmonds 

16768 DP LECT TBA Kao-Mons 

NURS 5412 Childbearing/rearing Hlth Cr: 4.0 

16489 DP LECT TBA Vargas 

Reveles 

NURS 5423 Evidence Based Practice I Cr: 4.0 

14326 LECT TBA McKee 

Monsivais 

NURS 5472 Advanced Practice Clinical II Cr: 4.0 

15633 PRAC TBA Sharp 

NURS 5672 Advanced Practice Clinical I Cr: 6.0 

15303 SPIN TBA Solis 

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY 

K. FUNK, DIRECTOR HSCI 500 747-8207 

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY (OT) 


OT 5301 Anal & Adapt of Occupation I Cr: 3.0 

15510 DP LCLB M 0800-1000 am HSCI 615 Haltiwanger 

OT 5305 Upper Ext Rehab & Performance Cr: 3.0 

15627 LCLB TR 0300-0500 pm STAFF 

OT 5312 Psychosocial Aspects of Occup. Cr: 3.0 

14360 DP LCLB TR 0830-1030 am HSCI B-30 Haltiwanger 

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OT 5320 Occupation Perfor/Older Adults Cr: 3.0 

15516 DP LECT W 0100-0400 pm HSCI B-30 Funk 

OT 5324 Occup Perf in Early Childhood Cr: 3.0 

15524 LCLB W 1000-1200 pm HSCI 602 Capshaw 

OT 5328 Occupational Perf of Adults I Cr: 3.0 

16710 DP LCLB TR 1030-1230 pm HSCI 00B30 Funk 

OT 5329 Occupational Perf of Adults II Cr: 3.0 

15518 LCLB M 0930-1130 am HSCI B-30 Funk 

M 1230-0330 pm HSCI B-30 

OT 5332 Environ Influences on Living Cr: 3.0 

15628 LCLB W 0900-1200 pm HSCI 00B30 Funk 

OT 5389 Graduate Project II Cr: 3.0 

13108 DP INDS TR 0100-0300 pm Funk 

Capshaw 

Haltiwanger 

16712 DP INDS W 0900-1130 am HSCI 615 Funk 

PHILOSOPHY 

J. SIMON, CHAIR WORR 203 747-6617 

PHILOSOPHY (PHIL) 

PHIL 1301 Introduction to Philosophy (C) Cr: 3.0 

12716 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm UGLC 106 Ferret 

PHIL 2306 Ethics (C) Cr: 3.0 

12718 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm UGLC 116 Best 

PHIL 3304 Philosophy of History Cr: 3.0 

16115 LECT M 0430-0720 pm WORR 205 Best 

This course is taught with PHIL 5354-16117 Graduate Level 

PHIL 3308 Aesthetics: Philosophy of Film Cr: 3.0 

16113 LECT TR 0300-0420 pm WORR 205 Springer 

PHIL 3311 Philosophy of Science Cr: 3.0 

15295 LECT TR 0900-1020 am PSYC 307 Ferret 

Taught with PHIL 5356-16202 Graduate Level 

PHIL 3312 Latin American Thought Cr: 3.0 

15257 LECT TR 1030-1150 am WORR 205 Haddox 

Taught with PHIL 5302-16109 Graduate Level 

PHIL 3314 Ancient Philosophy Cr: 3.0 

15256 LECT TR 0730-0850 am LART 302 Springer 

PHIL 3325 Social Philosophy Cr: 3.0 

16112 LECT TR 0430-0550 pm WORR 205 Haddox 

PHIL 3335 Twentieth Century Philosophy Cr: 3.0 

14455 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am PSYC 307 STAFF 

PHIL 4301 Bioethics Cr: 3.0 


PHIL 4302 Metaphysics Cr: 3.0 

16114 LECT MW 0430-0550 pm WORR 204 Robinson 

PHIL 4351 Great Philosophers Cr: 3.0 


TOPIC: Plato 

taught with PHIL 5351-16443 

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PHIL 4352 Problems in Philosophy Seminar Cr: 3.0 

16200 DP LECT MW 0300-0420 pm WORR 204 Robinson 

Philosophy of Law & Society 

Taught with PHIL 5301-16103 

PHIL 4353 Independent Study Cr: 3.0 

11397 DP INDS TBA Best 

11398 DP INDS TBA Ferret 

11400 DP INDS TBA Haddox 

11402 DP INDS TBA Simon 

11406 DP INDS TBA Symons 

11409 DP INDS TBA Springer 




PHIL 5301 Philosophy of Law & Society Cr: 3.0 

16103 DP SEM MW 0300-0420 pm WORR 204 Robinson 

Taught with PHIL 4352-16200 

Taught with MAIS 5350-16316 

PHIL 5302 Topics in Latin Amer Thought Cr: 3.0 

16109 DP SEM TR 1030-1150 am WORR 205 Haddox 

Taught with PHIL 3312-15257 Undergraduate Level 

PHIL 5303 Ethics and Engineering Cr: 3.0 

16121 DP SEM TR 0130-0250 pm WORR 205 Simon 

PHIL 5305 Philosophical Rsrch & Writing Cr: 3.0 

16119 DP SEM T 0430-0720 pm WORR 204 Simon 

PHIL 5351 World Historical Philosophers Cr: 3.0 


course is taught with PHIL 4351-16441 

TOPIC: PLATO 

PHIL 5353 Independent Study Cr: 3.0 

11399 DP INDS TBA Best 

11401 DP INDS TBA Ferret 

11404 DP INDS TBA Haddox 

11408 DP INDS TBA Simon 

11410 DP INDS TBA Symons 



15265 DP INDS TBA Springer 

PHIL 5354 Topics in Philosophy/History Cr: 3.0 

16117 DP SEM M 0430-0720 pm WORR 205 Best 

This course is taught with PHIL 3304 - 16115 Under 


Taught with MAIS 5350-16315 

PHIL 5356 Topics in Philosophy of Scienc Cr: 3.0 

16202 DP LECT TR 0900-1020 am PSYC 307 Ferret 

PHIL 5398 Thesis I Cr: 3.0 

15924 DP THES TBA Best 

15925 DP THES TBA Ferret 

15926 DP THES TBA Simon 

15927 DP THES TBA Symons 

15928 DP THES TBA Haddox 

15929 DP THES TBA Springer 

15930 DP THES TBA Robinson 

15931 DP THES TBA STAFF

PHIL 5399 Thesis II Cr: 3.0 

15932 DP THES TBA Best 

15933 DP THES TBA Ferret 

15934 DP THES TBA Simon 

15935 DP THES TBA Symons 

15936 DP THES TBA Haddox 

15937 DP THES TBA Springer 

15938 DP THES TBA Robinson 


PHYSICAL EDUCATION 

R. GIRON, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR MINERS 108 747-5142 

PHYSICAL EDU. ACTIVITY COURSES (PE) 

PE 1101 Activity Course Cr: 1.0 Fees:$8.00 

12162 LAB TR 0730-0850 am MGYM 119 Jasso 

Total Body Fitness Training 

12163 LAB TR 1030-1150 am MGYM 119 Price 

Ashtanga Power Yoga: Primary 

12164 LAB TR 1200-0120 pm MGYM 120 Price 

Ashtanga Power Yoga: Primary 

12165 INDS MW 0730-0850 pm MGYM 119 Hernandez 

Judo 

12474 INDS MWF 0830-0920 am MGYM 119 Hernandez 

Beginning Boxing 

12475 INDS MWF 0930-1020 am HOLL 200 Vigil-April 

Pilates 

12476 LAB MWF 1230-0120 pm MGYM 100 Jasso 

Body Sculpting 

12770 LAB MWF 0830-0920 am HOLL 200 Vigil-April 


12771 LAB TR 1030-1150 am MGYM 120 Hernandez 

Beginning Boxing 

14109 INDS MWF 1030-1120 am HOLL 200 Vigil-April 

Intermediate Pilates 

(4 months previous training) 

16434 LAB MWF 0130-0220 pm HOLL 200 Vigil-April 


15875 LAB MWF 1030-1120 am MGYM 120 Ramirez 

Cardio Kick Boxing 

PE 1104 Aerobic Dance Cr: 1.0 Fees:$8.00 


Cardio Blast 

12167 INDS MWF 0830-0920 am MGYM 120 Ramirez 

Zumba 


Cardio Step 

12169 INDS MWF 1130-1220 pm MGYM 120 Ramirez 

Cardio Blast 

PE 1106 Water Aerobics Cr: 1.0 

12179 LAB TR 1200-0120 pm SWFC 119 Carr 

PE 1116 Basketball Cr: 1.0 Fees:$8.00 

15868 LAB TR 0730-0850 am DHCT 100 Samaniego 



PE 1122 Conditioning Cr: 1.0 Fees:$8.00 

12480 LAB TR 0900-1020 am KIDD FIELD Lopez 

12482 INDS MWF 0930-1020 am KIDD FIELD Jasso 

14715 LAB MW 0600-0720 pm KIDD FIELD Jasso 

14716 LAB TR 0600-0720 pm KIDD FIELD Jasso 


PE 1125 Cheerleading Cr: 1.0 Fees:$8.00 

12183 LAB TR 0445-0730 pm HOLL 200 Vasquez 

PE 1128 Beginning Fencing Cr: 1.0 Fees:$14.00 

12184 LAB TR 0900-1020 am MGYM 120 Towry 

PE 1151 Beginning Karate Cr: 1.0 Fees:$8.00 

12772 LAB TR 0900-1020 am MGYM 119 Hernandez 

PE 1154 Kick Boxing Cr: 1.0 

12483 LAB TR 0300-0420 pm MGYM 119 Hernandez 

12715 LAB MWF 0930-1020 am MGYM 119 Hernandez 

12719 LAB MWF 1030-1120 am MGYM 119 Hernandez 

12721 LAB MWF 1130-1220 pm MGYM 119 Hernandez 

12724 LAB MWF 1230-0120 pm MGYM 119 Ramirez 


Intermediate Kickboxing 


Advanced Kickboxing 

PE 1157 Military Conditioning Cr: 1.0 Fees:$8.00 

12221 LAB MWF 0600-0720 am MILS 104 Held 

PE 1166 Advanced Racquetball Cr: 1.0 

14107 INDS TR 1030-1150 am RAQT Jasso 

PE 1173 Soccer Cr: 1.0 Fees:$8.00 

12223 LAB TR 0900-1020 am SUN FIELD Rincon 

12224 LAB TR 1030-1150 am SUN FIELD Rincon 

12498 LAB TR 0130-0250 pm MGYM 100 Jasso 

Indoor Soccer 

12515 INDS MWF 0930-1020 am MGYM 100 Rincon 

Indoor Soccer 

14121 INDS MWF 1030-1120 am MGYM 100 Rincon 

Indoor Soccer 

PE 1178 Beginning Swimming Cr: 1.0 Fees:$12.00 

12225 LAB MWF 0730-0820 am SWFC 119 Viveros 

12226 INDS MWF 0930-1020 am SWFC 119 Viveros 

12227 LAB MWF 1030-1120 am SWFC 119 Carr 

12230 LAB MW 0300-0420 pm SWFC 119 Viveros 

12228 LAB TR 0900-1020 am SWFC 119 Villarreal 

12229 INDS TR 1030-1150 am SWFC 119 Carr 

14110 LAB TR 0300-0420 pm SWFC 119 Viveros 

15923 LAB MWF 0830-0920 am SWFC 119 Viveros 

PE 1180 Advanced Swimming Cr: 1.0 Fees:$12.00 

12231 LAB TR 0730-0850 am SWFC 119 Carr 

12232 INDS MWF 1130-1220 pm SWFC 119 Carr 

16324 LAB MWF 0830-0920 am SWFC 112 Carr 

PE 1188 Volleyball Cr: 1.0 Fees:$8.00 

12697 INDS TR 1030-1150 am MGYM 100 Holtzclaw 

14717 LAB TR 0900-1020 am MGYM 100 Holtzclaw 

PE 1194 Beginning Weight Training Cr: 1.0 Fees:$12.00 

12727 LAB MWF 0730-0820 am HOLL 106 Hernandez 

12728 LAB MWF 0830-0920 am HOLL 106 Lopez 

12729 LAB MWF 0930-1020 am HOLL 106 Lopez 

12730 LAB MWF 1030-1120 am HOLL 106 Jasso 

12731 LAB MWF 1130-1220 pm HOLL 106 Jasso 

12732 LAB TR 0730-0850 am HOLL 106 Lopez 

14108 LAB TR 0900-1020 am HOLL 106 Jasso 

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PHYSICAL THERAPY 

M. CARLSON, DIRECTOR HSCI 500 747-8207 

PHYSICAL THERAPY (PT) 


PT 5225 Specific Populations Cr: 2.0 

13084 LECT T 1030-1230 pm HSCI 616 Walker 

PT 5233 Behavioral Science Topics Cr: 2.0 

13085 SEM W 0930-1130 am HSCI 235 Walker 

PT 5311 Thermal Agents/Electrotherapeu Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

14432 LAB MW 0930-1150 am HSCI B-29 Ogren 

14434 LAB TR 0800-1030 am HSCI B-29 Ogren 

PT 5311 Thermal Agents/Electrotherapeu Cr: 3.0 Fees:$5.00 

14428 LECT MW 0800-0920 am HSCI 616 Ogren 

PT 5340 Managem/Health Systems in PT Cr: 3.0 

13095 LECT M 1000-0100 pm HSCI 602 Dillon 

PT 5413 Clinical Educ. in Phys. Ther I Cr: 4.0 

14435 PRAC TBA Dillon 

PT 5414 Neurorehabilitation III Cr: 4.0 Fees:$4.00 

13099 LCLB MW 0800-0930 am HSCI 233 Fisher 

R 0100-0400 pm HSCI B-09 

PT 5421 Orthopedics II: Lower Quarter Cr: 4.0 Fees:$4.00 

14436 LCLB TR 1030-1230 pm HSCI B-29 Ryberg 

M 0100-0400 pm HSCI B-29 

TR 0130-0420 pm HSCI B-29 

PHYSICS 

V. INCERA, CHAIR PSCI 209 A 747-7544 

ASTRONOMY (ASTR) 

ASTR 1107 Astronomy Lab I (C) Cr: 1.0 Fees:$5.00 

12288 LAB M 0230-0420 pm PSCI 321 Castro-Colin 

12289 LAB T 0230-0420 pm PSCI 321 Manciu 

12286 LAB F 0230-0420 pm PSCI 321 Baruah 

12287 LAB M 1230-0220 pm PSCI 321 Castro-Colin 

12290 LAB R 0230-0420 pm PSCI 321 Castro-Colin 

12291 LAB W 1230-0220 pm PSCI 321 Manciu 

12292 LAB W 0230-0420 pm PSCI 321 Baruah 

12293 LAB R 1230-0220 pm PSCI 321 Baruah 

12294 LAB T 1230-0220 pm PSCI 321 Baruah 

12295 LAB F 1230-0220 pm PSCI 321 Manciu 

12296 LAB M 0430-0620 pm PSCI 321 Botez 

12297 LAB T 0430-0620 pm PSCI 321 Botez 

ASTR 1307 Elem Astronomy-Solar System(C) Cr: 3.0 

12187 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm UGLC 116 Noriega-Mend 

12190 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm UGLC 126 Noriega-Mend 

ASTR 1308 Elem Astr Stars & Galaxies (C) Cr: 3.0 

12192 LECT TR 0730-0850 am UGLC 116 Mason 

PHYSICAL SCIENCE (PSCI) 

PSCI 2303 Physical Science I Cr: 3.0 Fees:$15.00 

12490 LCLB MW 0230-0420 pm PSCI 224 Hagedorn 

16615 LCLB MW 0730-0920 am PSCI 224 Slusher 

12491 LCLB MW 1230-0220 pm PSCI 224 Manciu 

12492 LCLB TR 1230-0220 pm PSCI 224 Manciu 

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12493 LCLB TR 0230-0420 pm PSCI 224 Fitzgerald 

12494 LCLB TR 0430-0620 pm PSCI 224 Fitzgerald 

14353 LCLB MW 0430-0620 pm PSCI 224 Hagedorn 

14789 LCLB MW 1030-1220 pm PSCI 224 Manciu 

PHYSICS (PHYS) 

NOTE: STUDENTS ENROLLED IN PHYS 1403 MUST TAKE 

ONE LECTURE AND ONE LAB SECTION (2HRS) LISTED 

BELOW: 

PHYS 1403 General Physics I (C) Cr: 4.0 Fees:$5.00 

12340 LECT TR 0730-0850 am CRBL C205 Slusher 

12346 LECT MW 0630-0750 pm CRBL C305 Hamed 

12350 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am PSCI 208 Slusher 

LABS 

PHYS 1403 General Physics I (C) Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

12344 LAB T 1230-0220 pm PSCI 316 Basurto 

12351 LAB M 1230-0220 pm PSCI 316 Basurto 


12353 LAB T 0230-0420 pm PSCI 316 Botez 

12357 LAB M 0430-0620 pm PSCI 316 Botez 



ONE LECTURE AND ONE LAB SECTION (2HRS) LISTED 

BELOW: 

PHYS 1404 General Physics II (C) Cr: 4.0 Fees:$5.00 

12394 LECT MWF 1230-0120 pm LART 308 Botez 

12397 LECT TR 0630-0750 pm PSCI 314 Hamed 

LABS 

PHYS 1404 General Physics II (C) Cr: 0.0 non-credit 





PHYS 2230 Thermal and Fluid Physics Cr: 2.0 

12398 LECT MW 0900-0950 am PSCI 115 Baruah 


ONE LECTURE, ONE WORKSHOP SECTION (2HRS) AND ONE 

LAB/TUTORIAL SECTION (2HRS) LISTED BELOW: 

PHYS 2420 Introductory Mechanics Cr: 4.0 

12193 LECT MW 0830-0920 am UGLC 116 Cooper 

PHYS 2420 Introductory Mechanics Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

LABS WORKSHOP (2HRS) 

12421 LAB M 1230-0220 pm CRBL C203 Cooper 

12423 LAB T 1200-0150 pm CRBL C303 Durandurdu 

12424 LAB R 0400-0550 pm CRBL C201 Durandurdu 

12425 LAB W 1200-0150 pm PSCI 314 Durandurdu 

12426 LAB R 1200-0150 pm CRBL C304 Manciu 

12427 LAB F 1130-0120 pm PSCI 314 Manciu 

14696 LAB M 1230-0220 pm PSCI 220 Ferrer 

14697 LAB T 1230-0220 pm PSCI 220 Ferrer 

14698 LAB W 1230-0220 pm PSCI 220 Ferrer 

14699 LAB R 1230-0220 pm PSCI 220 Ferrer 

14700 LAB F 1130-0120 pm PSCI 220 Fitzgerald 

14701 LAB F 0130-0320 pm PSCI 220 Fitzgerald 

14702 LAB W 0230-0420 pm PSCI 222A Fitzgerald 

14703 LAB R 0430-0620 pm PSCI 222A Basurto 

14704 LAB F 0330-0520 pm PSCI 222A Basurto

LAB/TUTORIAL (2HRS) CREDITS 0.0 

12428 LAB W 0130-0320 pm PSCI 316 Manciu 

12429 LAB W 0330-0520 pm PSCI 316 Basurto 

12430 LAB F 0130-0320 pm PSCI 316 Basurto 

12431 LAB R 0130-0320 pm PSCI 316 Basurto 







ONE LECTURE, ONE WORKSHOP SECTION (2HRS) AND ONE 

LAB/TUTORIAL SECTION (2HRS) LISTED BELOW: 

PHYS 2421 Fields and Waves Cr: 4.0 

12194 LECT MW 1030-1120 amUGLC 126 Lopez 

PHYS 2421 Fields and Waves Cr: 0.0 non-credit 

LABS WORKSHOP (2HRS) CREDITS 0.0 

12449 LAB M 0230-0420 pm CRBL C305 Lopez 

12450 LAB T 0200-0350 pm CRBL C303 Lopez 

12451 LAB T 0400-0550 pm CRBL C303 Lopez 

12452 LAB W 0400-0550 pm CRBL C301 Castro-Colin 

12453 LAB R 0200-0350 pm LART 122 Ravelo 

12454 LAB F 0130-0320 pm CRBL C301 Ravelo 

14718 LAB M 0230-0420 pm PSCI 222A Ravelo 

14719 LAB T 1200-0150 pm PSCI 222A Ravelo 

14720 LAB T 0200-0350 pm PSCI 222A Ravelo 

14721 LAB T 0400-0550 pm PSCI 222A Basurto 

14722 LAB W 1230-0220 pm PSCI 222A Lopez 

14723 LAB R 1200-0150 pm PSCI 222A Lopez 

14724 LAB R 0200-0350 pm PSCI 222A Lopez 

14725 LAB F 1230-0220 pm PSCI 222A Lopez 

LAB/TUTORIAL (2HRS) CREDITS 0.0 










PHYS 3243 Advanced Laboratory Practice Cr: 2.0 Fees:$10.00 

12477 LAB TR 0130-0420 pm PSCI 320 Castro-Colin 

PHYS 3325 Survey of Modern Physics Cr: 3.0 

12478 LECT TR 0900-1020 am EDUC 202 Castro-Colin 

12479 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm PSYC 115 Durandurdu 

PHYS 3351 Analytical Mechanics I Cr: 3.0 

12481 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am CRBL C303 Baruah 

PHYS 4355 Intro Quantum Mechanics Cr: 3.0 

16193 LECT TR 0900-1020 am PSCI 222A Ravelo 

PHYS 4377 Undergrad Resrch Probs Physics Cr: 3.0 



PHYS 5195 Graduate Seminar Cr: 1.0 

12484 SEM W 0430-0520 pm PSCI 115 Ferrer 


PHYS 5196 Graduate Research in Physics Cr: 1.0 


PHYS 5321 Mechanics Cr: 3.0 

12485 LECT MW 1130-1250 pm PSCI 222A Ravelo 

PHYS 5325 Mathematical Physics Cr: 3.0 

12486 LECT MW 0900-1020 am PSCI 316 Durandurdu 

PHYS 5340 Electricity and Magnetism Cr: 3.0 

16634 DP LCLB T 0530-0900 pm PSYC 105 STAFF 

PHYS 5365 Advanced Statistical Mechanics Cr: 3.0 

12487 LECT TR 1030-1150 am PSCI 222A Ferrer 


PHYS 5391 Research Problems in Physics Cr: 3.0 






PHYS 5398 Thesis Cr: 3.0 




PHYS 5399 Thesis Cr: 3.0 








POLITICAL SCIENCE 

G. SCHMIDT, CHAIR BELL 111 747-5227 

POLITICAL SCIENCE (POLS) 

POLS 2310 Introduction to Politics (C) Cr: 3.0 


16118 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am UGLC 116 Boehmer 

16120 LECT MW 0430-0550 pm UGLC 342 Gutierrez 


16123 LECT TR 1030-1150 am UGLC 116 Hiroi 

16125 BI LECT TR 1200-0120 pm UGLC 346 Padilla 

16125 - Spanish 

16126 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm UGLC 126 Kruszewski 

16127 LECT TR 0300-0420 pm UGLC 336 Gutierrez 

POLS 2311 American Gover & Politics (C) Cr: 3.0 

16370 LECT MWF 0930-1020 am UGLC 106 Webking 


16372 LECT MW 0600-0720 pm UGLC 216 Gutierrez 


16374 BI LECT TR 1030-1150 am UGLC 216 Payan 

16374-Spanish 



16377 LECT TR 0300-0420 pm UGLC 216 Corbett 

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INSTRUCTIONS. 



concurrently with SSSP. SSSP approval required. 



taken concurrently with COMM 1301 #12740. 

POLS 2312 The Study of Politics Cr: 3.0 

16157 LECT TR 1030-1150 am LART 405 Genna 

16160 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm LART 405 Payan 

POLS 3312 Party System, Campaigns Elect. Cr: 3.0 

16161 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm UGLC 216 Rocha 

POLS 3313 Pub Opinion/Media & Technology Cr: 3.0 

16162 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am UGLC 216 Rocha 

POLS 3320 Constitutional Law Cr: 3.0 


POLS 3332 Political Geography Cr: 3.0 

16166 LECT TR 1030-1150 am LART 301 Kruszewski 

POLS 3334 Politics in World Regions Cr: 3.0 

16168 LECT R 0130-0420 pm BUSN 331 Hiroi 

16168-Topic: Brazil 

POLS 3339 Comparative Political Systems Cr: 3.0 

16171 LECT MWF 0830-0920 am UGLC 216 Schmidt 

POLS 3354 Internship Cr: 3.0 

16208 DP INDS TBA Staudt 

POLS 3361 International Security Cr: 3.0 


POLS 4300 Adv Rsrch Methods/Pol Science Cr: 3.0 

16210 LECT W 0600-0850 pm MAIN 214 Boehmer 

POLS 5300/16266 

POLS 4304 Envir. Just. & Min. Comm U.S. Cr: 3.0 



POLS 4313 Southwestern Border Politics Cr: 3.0 

16213 LECT MW 0930-1020 am UGLC 216 Rocha 

16216 LECT TBA Staudt 

POLS 4314 Women, Power and Politics Cr: 3.0 

16219 LECT MW 0300-0420 pm UGLC 216 Staudt 

POLS 4324 Introduction to Private Law Cr: 3.0 


POLS 4325 Spec Topics in Law & Politics Cr: 3.0 

16353 SEM M 0600-0850 pm UGLC 342 STAFF 


POLS 4340 The American Constitution Cr: 3.0 

16223 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm UGLC 342 Webking 

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POLS 4366 Sp Topics/Internat'l Relations Cr: 3.0 

16226 LECT T 0600-0850 pm UGLC 336 Payan 

Model Organization of American States 

POLS 4370 Independent Reading in Pol Sci Cr: 3.0 

16235 DP INDS TBA Boehmer 

16236 DP INDS TBA Coronado 

16238 DP INDS TBA Genna 

16240 DP INDS TBA Graves 

16244 DP INDS TBA Hiroi 

16246 DP INDS TBA Kruszewski 

16248 DP INDS TBA Payan 

16249 DP INDS TBA Rocha 

16251 DP INDS TBA Schmidt 




16259 DP INDS TBA Webking 

POLS 4399 Senior Capstone Cr: 3.0 



POLS 5300 Sem In Quant Rsrch Methods I Cr: 3.0 

16266 DP SEM W 0600-0850 pm MAIN 214 Boehmer 

POLS 4300/16210 

POLS 5330 Seminar-International Politics Cr: 3.0 

16269 DP SEM M 0600-0850 pm BEND 205 Genna 

Cross-list: MAIS 5350/15386 

POLS 5364 Seminar-Public Policy Analysis Cr: 3.0 

16270 DP SEM R 0600-0850 pm BEND 205 STAFF 

Cross-list: MAIS 5360/15390 

POLS 5380 Selected Problems-Government Cr: 3.0 

16273 DP INDS TBA Boehmer 

16274 DP INDS TBA Coronado 

16275 DP INDS TBA Genna 

16276 DP INDS TBA Graves 

16278 DP INDS TBA Hiroi 

16279 DP INDS TBA Kruszewski 

16280 DP INDS TBA Payan 

16283 DP INDS TBA Rocha 





16288 DP INDS TBA Webking 

POLS 5398 Thesis Cr: 3.0 

16298 DP THES TBA Boehmer 

16299 DP THES TBA Coronado 

16300 DP THES TBA Genna 

16302 DP THES TBA Graves 

16304 DP THES TBA Hiroi 

16305 DP THES TBA Kruszewski 

16306 DP THES TBA Payan 

16307 DP THES TBA Rocha 

16308 DP THES TBA Schmidt 


16310 DP THES TBA Staudt 


16312 DP THES TBA Webking

POLS 5399 Thesis Cr: 3.0 

16313 DP THES TBA Boehmer 

16314 DP THES TBA Coronado 

16317 DP THES TBA Genna 

16318 DP THES TBA Graves 

16319 DP THES TBA Hiroi 

16320 DP THES TBA Kruszewski 

16321 DP THES TBA Payan 

16322 DP THES TBA Rocha 

16323 DP THES TBA Schmidt 


16328 DP THES TBA Staudt 


16330 DP THES TBA Webking 

PSYCHOLOGY 

E. CASTANEDA, CHAIR PSYC 112 747-5551 

PSYCHOLOGY (PSYC) 

PSYC 1301 Introduction to Psychology (C) Cr: 3.0 


16684 BI LECT TR 0430-0550 pm UGLC 220 Alvarez 

14247 LECT MWF 0930-1020 am QUIN 212 STAFF 

14248 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am UNION 109 STAFF 

16685 LECT TR 0600-0720 pm UGLC 220 Alvarez 





INSTRUCTIONS. 

14250 LECT TR 0900-1020 am UGLC 346 Zarate 


concurrently with UNIV 1301 12155, BIOL 1305 15396 and BIOL 

1107 13510. 

PSYC 1303 Statistical Methods Cr: 3.0 

14255 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am PSYC 115 Moss 

14256 LECT TR 1030-1150 am PSYC 115 Morera 


14254 LECT MWF 0930-1020 am PSYC 115 Moss 

PSYC 2302 Social Psychology Cr: 3.0 

14258 LECT TR 1030-1150 am QUIN 212 Zarate 

PSYC 2306 Psychology of Personality Cr: 3.0 

14259 LECT TR 1030-1150 am UGLC 346 Scullin 

PSYC 2310 Life Cycle Development Cr: 3.0 

14260 LECT TR 0300-0420 pm QUIN 212 STAFF 

PSYC 2312 Intro to Abnormal Psychology Cr: 3.0 

14261 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm UGLC 346 Wood 

PSYC 3101 Lab for Gen Exper Psyc Cr: 1.0 Fees:$8.00 

14262 LAB M 0830-1030 am PSYC 202 Crites 

14263 LAB T 1200-0150 pm PSYC 202 Crites 

14264 LAB W 1130-0130 am PSYC 202 Crites 

14265 LAB R 1200-0150 pm PSYC 202 Crites 

14266 LAB F 0830-1020 am PSYC 202 Crites 

PSYC 3201 Gen Experimental Psychology Cr: 2.0 

14268 LECT MW 1030-1130 am QUIN 212 Crites 

PSYC 3315 Psychology and the Law Cr: 3.0 


PSYC 3320 Learning & Memory Cr: 3.0 

14270 LECT MW 0930-1050 am UGLC 342 STAFF 


PSYC 3330 Sensation and Perception Cr: 3.0 

15051 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm PSYC 308 Crites 

PSYC 3350 Health Psychology Cr: 3.0 

14271 LECT TR 0300-0420 pm UGLC 346 Wiebe 

PSYC 4312 Advanced Abnormal Psychology Cr: 3.0 


PSYC 4316 Language and Cognition Cr: 3.0 

15253 LECT TR 1030-1150 am PSYC 307 Schwartz 

PSYC 4317 Advanced Statistics Cr: 3.0 

16211 LECT TR 0900-1020 am MAIN 214 Hosch 

PSYC 4324 Psychobiology Cr: 3.0 


PSYC 4341 Motivation & Emotion Cr: 3.0 


PSYC 4345 Seminar in Psychology Cr: 3.0 

15585 DP SEM T 0500-0750 pm PSYC 306 Castaneda 

PSYC 4352 Independent Research Cr: 3.0 Fees:$20.00 

11985 DP INDS TBA Castaneda 

11018 DP INDS TBA Cohn 

11870 DP INDS TBA Cooper 

11019 DP INDS TBA Crites 

11020 DP INDS TBA Francis 

11021 DP INDS TBA Hosch 

11022 DP INDS TBA Lucker 

11023 DP INDS TBA Malpass 

11024 DP INDS TBA Meissner 

11982 DP INDS TBA Morera 

11025 DP INDS TBA O' Dell 

13965 DP INDS TBA Schwartz 

11026 DP INDS TBA Scullin 

13964 DP INDS TBA Sobin 

11871 DP INDS TBA Wiebe 

11027 DP INDS TBA Wood 

11028 DP INDS TBA Zarate 

PSYC 4353 Honors Thesis Cr: 3.0 Fees:$20.00 

11984 DP THES TBA Castaneda 

11029 DP THES TBA Cohn 

11873 DP THES TBA Cooper 

11030 DP THES TBA Crites 

11031 DP THES TBA Francis 

11032 DP THES TBA Hosch 

11033 DP THES TBA Lucker 

11034 DP THES TBA Malpass 

11035 DP THES TBA Meissner 

11036 DP THES TBA Morera 

13967 DP THES TBA O' Dell 

11037 DP THES TBA Schwartz 

11876 DP THES TBA Scullin 

13966 DP THES TBA Sobin 

11038 DP THES TBA Wiebe 

11878 DP THES TBA Wood 

11039 DP THES TBA Zarate 


PSYC 5301 Research Applications Cr: 3.0 Fees:$20.00 

14504 DP INDS TR 1200-0120 pm PSYC 115 Castaneda 

11618 DP INDS TR 1200-0120 pm PSYC 115 Cohn 

11040 DP INDS TR 1200-0120 pm PSYC 115 Cooper 

11794 DP INDS TR 1200-0120 pm PSYC 115 Crites 

11041 DP INDS TR 1200-0120 pm PSYC 115 Francis 

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11042 DP INDS TR 1200-0120 pm PSYC 115 Hosch 

11043 DP INDS TR 1200-0120 pm PSYC 115 Lucker 

11044 DP INDS TR 1200-0120 pm PSYC 115 Malpass 

11045 DP INDS TR 1200-0120 pm PSYC 115 Meissner 

11046 DP INDS TR 1200-0120 pm PSYC 115 Morera 

11047 DP INDS TR 1200-0120 pm PSYC 115 O' Dell 

13969 DP INDS TR 1200-0120 pm PSYC 115 Schwartz 

11048 DP INDS TR 1200-0120 pm PSYC 115 Scullin 

11918 DP INDS TR 1200-0120 pm PSYC 115 Sobin 

13968 DP INDS TR 1200-0120 pm PSYC 115 Wiebe 

11049 DP INDS TR 1200-0120 pm PSYC 115 Wood 

11919 DP INDS TR 1200-0120 pm PSYC 115 Zarate 

PSYC 5311 Experimentl Design/Anal of Var Cr: 3.0 

14275 SEM MW 1030-1150 am PSYC 105 Francis 

PSYC 5321 Seminar:Personality Assessment Cr: 3.0 

15052 SEM MW 0300-0420 pm PSYC 306 STAFF 

PSYC 5333 Seminar-Intell/Neuropsych Asmt Cr: 3.0 Fees:$25.00 

16428 SEM R 0130-0450 pm PSYC 306 Sobin 

PSYC 5334 Foundations of Research Cr: 3.0 

14276 LECT MW 0300-0420 pm PSYC 105 Wood 

PSYC 5335 Research Design/Data Analysis Cr: 3.0 

14277 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm PSYC 307 Morera 

PSYC 5342 Special Topics in Psyc. & Law Cr: 3.0 

14278 LECT TR 0430-0520 pm PSYC 105 STAFF 

PSYC 5352 Public Hlth/Comm Intervention Cr: 3.0 

16429 DP SEM TR 0300-0420 pm PSYC 308 Cohn 

PSYC 5355 Seminar in General Psychology Cr: 3.0 

15571 DP SEM W 0900-1150 am COTT 207 Meissner 

15642 DP SEM T 0500-0750 pm PSYC 306 Castaneda 

PSYC 5360 Clinical Internship Cr: 3.0 

13903 DP PRAC TBA Wiebe 

13904 DP PRAC TBA Wood 

PSYC 5374 Cognitive Psychology Cr: 3.0 

15586 DP SEM T 0730-1020 am PSYC 105 STAFF 

PSYC 5398 Thesis Cr: 3.0 Fees:$30.00 

11620 THES TBA Castaneda 

11050 THES TBA Cohn 

11920 THES TBA Cooper 

11051 THES TBA Crites 

11052 THES TBA Francis 

11053 THES TBA Hosch 

11054 THES TBA Lucker 

11055 THES TBA Malpass 

11056 THES TBA Meissner 

13971 THES TBA Morera 

11057 THES TBA O' Dell 

11921 THES TBA Schwartz 

13970 THES TBA Scullin 

11058 THES TBA Sobin 

11922 THES TBA Wiebe 

11059 THES TBA Wood 

11060 THES TBA Zarate 

PSYC 5399 Thesis Cr: 3.0 Fees:$30.00 

13823 THES TBA Castaneda 

11061 THES TBA Cohn 

11923 THES TBA Cooper 

11062 THES TBA Crites 

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11064 THES TBA Francis 

11065 THES TBA Hosch 

11066 THES TBA Lucker 

11067 THES TBA Malpass 

11068 THES TBA Meissner 

11069 THES TBA Morera 

13973 THES TBA O' Dell 

11070 THES TBA Schwartz 

11924 THES TBA Scullin 

13972 THES TBA Sobin 

11071 THES TBA Wiebe 

11925 THES TBA Wood 

11072 THES TBA Zarate 

PSYC 6305 Field Placement Cr: 3.0 

14503 INDS TBA Crites 

15829 INDS TBA Hosch 

11074 INDS TBA Malpass 

11075 INDS TBA Meissner 

11077 INDS TBA Scullin 

11078 INDS TBA Wiebe 

11079 INDS TBA Wood 

11081 INDS TBA Cooper 

PSYC 6310 First Year Research Cr: 3.0 

11962 DP INDS TBA Castaneda 

11963 DP INDS TBA Cohn 

11964 DP INDS TBA Cooper 

11965 DP INDS TBA Crites 

11966 DP INDS TBA Francis 

11967 DP INDS TBA Hosch 

11968 DP INDS TBA Lucker 

11969 DP INDS TBA Malpass 

11970 DP INDS TBA Meissner 

11971 DP INDS TBA Morera 

11972 DP INDS TBA O' Dell 

11973 DP INDS TBA Schwartz 

11974 DP INDS TBA Scullin 

11975 DP INDS TBA Sobin 

13974 DP INDS TBA Wiebe 

13975 DP INDS TBA Wood 

14290 DP INDS TBA Zarate 

PSYC 6311 First Year Research Cr: 3.0 


PSYC 6320 Dissertation Cr: 3.0 Fees:$30.00 

11619 DISS TBA Castaneda 

11084 DISS TBA Cohn 

11926 DISS TBA Cooper 

11085 DISS TBA Crites 

11987 DISS TBA Francis 

11087 DISS TBA Hosch 

11089 DISS TBA Lucker 

11090 DISS TBA Malpass 

11092 DISS TBA Meissner 

11094 DISS TBA Morera 

13976 DISS TBA O' Dell 

11095 DISS TBA Schwartz 

11927 DISS TBA Scullin 

13977 DISS TBA Sobin 

11097 DISS TBA Wiebe 

11928 DISS TBA Wood 

11098 DISS TBA Zarate 

PSYC 6321 Dissertation Cr: 3.0 Fees:$30.00 

11584 DISS TBA Castaneda 

11128 DISS TBA Cohn 

11932 DISS TBA Cooper

11129 DISS TBA Crites 

11131 DISS TBA Francis 

11132 DISS TBA Hosch 

11986 DISS TBA Lucker 

11133 DISS TBA Malpass 

11134 DISS TBA Meissner 

11135 DISS TBA Morera 

11136 DISS TBA O' Dell 

13978 DISS TBA Schwartz 

11137 DISS TBA Scullin 

11929 DISS TBA Sobin 

13979 DISS TBA Wiebe 

11138 DISS TBA Wood 

11930 DISS TBA Zarate 

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 

J. RENNER, COORDINATOR KELLY 414 747-7974 

Public Administration (PAD) 


PAD 5100 Intro to Public Administration Cr: 1.0 

15865 DP SEM S 0830-1230 pm LART 305 Renner 

Meets Aug. 29, Sept. 26, Oct. 24, Nov. 21 

PAD 5300 Intro to Research Methods Cr: 3.0 

13245 DP SEM T 0600-0850 pm LART 318 Cuadrado 

PAD 5310 Pub. Policy Process & Institut Cr: 3.0 

13248 DP SEM W 0600-0850 pm CRBL C301 Bretting 

PAD 5311 Econ Anal for Public Admin Cr: 3.0 

13250 DP SEM R 0600-0850 pm LART 303 Faria 

PAD 5340 Pro-Seminar-Homeland Security Cr: 3.0 

16630 DP SEM W 0600-0950 pm LART 210 Cross 

PAD 5358 Admin. Ethics & Responsibility Cr: 3.0 

16338 DP SEM M 0600-0950 pm LART 301 Bretting 

PAD 5361 Political Economy of Borders Cr: 3.0 

16761 DP SEM TBA Leiman 

PAD 5365 Pol Anal & Decision Making Cr: 3.0 

13252 DP SEM T 0600-0850 pm LART 307 STAFF 

PAD 5366 Internship in Public Admin Cr: 3.0 

11806 DP INDS TBA Renner 

PAD 5367 Comprehen Integration/Pub Adm Cr: 3.0 

11909 DP INDS R 0600-0850 pm LART 305 Cuadrado 

PAD 5380 Selected Problems in Pub Adm Cr: 3.0 



PAD 5398 Thesis Cr: 3.0 


PAD 5399 Thesis Cr: 3.0 



RELIGIOUS STUDIES 

B. LAWSON, DIRECTOR WORR 202 747-7945 

RELIGIOUS STUDIES (RS) 

RS 1301 Introduct to Religious Studies Cr: 3.0 

12921 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am QUIN 202 Ducre 

RS 3310 Major World Religions Cr: 3.0 

12923 LECT TR 1030-1150 am QUIN 202 Kotowski 

RS 3350 Spec Topics-Religious Studies Cr: 3.0 

12924 LECT TR 0900-1020 am QUIN 202 Leon 

Topic: Judaism and the Holocaust 

12928 LECT MWF 0930-1020 am QUIN 202 Branan Horak 

Topic: Gender and Religion 

WHEN AVAILABLE, THE FOLLOWING COURSES MAY ALSO BE USED TO 

FULFILL THE RELIGIOUS STUDIES REQUIREMENTS. CHECK THIS 

SCHEDULE TO SEE WHICH COURSES ARE OFFERED THIS TERM. 

ARTH 1305 Art History of the Western World 

ENGL 3325 Literature of the Bible 

ENGL 4309 Milton 

GREK 1405 Koine Greek 

HIST 3359 History of Religion in the West 

HIST 3340 The Middle East and Islam 

HIST 3362 The Medival World 

SOCIAL WORK 

M. LUSK, DIRECTOR HSCI 319 747-5095 

SOCIAL WORK (SOWK) 

SOWK 2310 Intro-Social Work/Soci Welfare Cr: 3.0 

15979 LECT TR 1030-1150 am LART 302 Lusk 

SOWK 2320 Social Welfare Policy/Srvs I Cr: 3.0 

15980 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm HSCI 236 Childers 

SOWK 2331 Human Behavior/Social Envir I Cr: 3.0 

15983 LECT TR 0830-0950 am HSCI 233 Lucas 

SOWK 3330 Research Methods-Social Work Cr: 3.0 

15987 LECT TR 1100-1220 pm HSCI 602 Berger 

SOWK 3358 Generalist Social Work Prac II Cr: 3.0 

15990 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm HSCI 234 Lucas 

SOWK 3370 Special Issues in Social Work Cr: 3.0 

16042 LECT W 0300-0530 pm HSCI 235 Lucas 

Social Services with Military Families 

16044 LECT T 0300-0530 pm HSCI 602 Childers 

Homeless 

16043 LECT M 0300-0530 pm HSCI 233 Childers 

Adolescence 

SOWK 4281 Generalist Field Seminar I Cr: 2.0 

16029 SEM W 1030-1220 pm HSCI 615 Cabada 

16032 SEM W 1030-1220 pm HSCI 616 Berger 

16034 SEM M 1030-1220 pm HSCI 615 Cabada 

16036 SEM M 1030-1220 pm HSCI 616 STAFF 

SOWK 4480 Field Instruction I Cr: 4.0 

16038 PRAC TBA Cabada 



16041 PRAC TBA STAFF 

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SOCIOLOGY 

J. HEYMAN, CHAIR MAIN 108 747-5740 

SOCIOLOGY (SOCI) 

SOCI 1301 Introduction to Sociology (C) Cr: 3.0 

14808 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm UGLC 220 Morales 





INSTRUCTIONS. 







14217 BC LECT TR 1200-0100 pm UGLC 128 Hibbert 

HYBR course, 33% on-line 


concurrently with UNIV 1301, MATH 1320. 


SOCI 1310 Cultural Geography Cr: 3.0 


This course will meet with: ANTH 1310 CRN 14803 

and GEOG 1310 CRN 14853 


delivery; no formal class meetings; UT Telecampus 

course 

SOCI 2312 Measure/Inference-Social Resea Cr: 3.0 


SOCI 3300 Ecological Sociology Cr: 3.0 

14211 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm MAIN 205 Collins 


SOCI 3311 Methods of Research Cr: 3.0 

14226 LECT MWF 1230-0120 pm MAIN 211 Howard 

This course will meet with: CRIJ 3322 CRN 14227 

SOCI 3320 Indig Cultures of North Amer Cr: 3.0 

16176 LECT TR 1030-1150 am MAIN 205 Carmichael 


SOCI 3324 Deviance Cr: 3.0 

14822 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm LART 103 Lee 

SOCI 3326 Migration Cr: 3.0 

14823 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm MAIN 205 Morales 


SOCI 3327 Majority/Minority Relations-US Cr: 3.0 

14824 LECT W 0600-0850 pm MAIN 306 Morales 

SOCI 3331 Family Violence Cr: 3.0 

16508 LECT MW 1230-0150 pm EDUC 302 Diaz 


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SOCI 3341 Special Undergraduate Topics Cr: 3.0 



Topic: Drug Use, Drug Abuse and Drug Trafficking: 

Cultural Perspective. 



Topic: Globalization and Borders 


This course will meet with: CHIC 4307 CRN 14868 

Topic: Hispanic Entrepreneurship. 

SOCI 3348 Criminology Cr: 3.0 



SOCI 3358 Ethnographic Methods Cr: 3.0 

14213 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm MAIN 211 Nunez-Mchiri 


SOCI 3370 Gender Roles and Society Cr: 3.0 

14282 LECT TR 0900-1020 am MAIN 211 Howard 

This course will meet with: WS 3390 CRN 16637 

SOCI 4301 General Sociological Theory Cr: 3.0 


SOCI 4304 Envir. Just. & Min. Comm U.S. Cr: 3.0 


This course will meet with: ANTH 4304 CRN 16345, 


SOCI 4346 Hlth/Ill/Cross Cult Perspectiv Cr: 3.0 



SOCI 4390 Independent Study Cr: 3.0 


10898 DP INDS TBA Curry 

10899 DP INDS TBA Grineski 

10900 DP INDS TBA Hibbert 

10901 DP INDS TBA Howard 


13956 DP INDS TBA Morales 


SOCI 5320 Seminar- Quant. Methodology Cr: 3.0 

16187 DP SEM T 0600-0850 pm MAIN 110 Curry 

SOCI 5322 Seminar in Qualitative Methods Cr: 3.0 

16188 DP SEM M 0600-0850 pm MAIN 110 Campbell 

This course will meet with: MAIS 5322 CRN 15378 

SOCI 5341 Special Graduate Topics Cr: 3.0 

16190 DP SEM W 0600-0850 pm MAIN 110 Grineski 

This course will meet with: MAIS 5360 CRN 15387 

Topic: Sociology of Health

SOCI 5390 Individual Studies Cr: 3.0 

10903 DP INDS TBA Campbell 

10904 DP INDS TBA Carmichael 


10906 DP INDS TBA Curry 

10908 DP INDS TBA Grineski 

12825 DP INDS TBA Morales 


10910 DP INDS TBA Heyman 

13957 DP INDS TBA Rodriguez 

10919 DP INDS TBA Howard 

10920 DP INDS TBA Luykx 

13954 DP INDS TBA Nunez-Mchiri 

SOCI 5398 Thesis Cr: 3.0 

10921 DP THES TBA Campbell 

10922 DP THES TBA Carmichael 

10923 DP THES TBA Collins 

12826 DP THES TBA Morales 

10924 DP THES TBA Curry 

10925 DP THES TBA Grineski 

12827 DP THES TBA Nunez-Mchiri 

10926 DP THES TBA Heyman 

10927 DP THES TBA Howard 

11630 DP THES TBA Lee 

11939 DP THES TBA Luykx 

13998 DP THES TBA Rodriguez 

SOCI 5399 Thesis Cr: 3.0 

10928 DP THES TBA Campbell 

10929 DP THES TBA Carmichael 

10930 DP THES TBA Collins 

10931 DP THES TBA Curry 

12828 DP THES TBA Luykx 

10932 DP THES TBA Grineski 

10933 DP THES TBA Heyman 

10934 DP THES TBA Howard 

12829 DP THES TBA Morales 

10935 DP THES TBA Lee 

12830 DP THES TBA Nunez-Mchiri 

14287 DP THES TBA Rodriguez 

SPEECH LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY 

A. SALVATORE, CHAIR/DIRECTOR HSCI 401 747-7250 

SPEECH & LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY (SPLP) 

SPLP 1312 Survey of SH & L Disorders Cr: 3.0 

12250 LECT R 0330-0620 pm HSCI 235 Fjordbak 

SPLP 2111 General Phonetics Laboratory Cr: 1.0 

12252 LAB M 0330-0420 pm HSCI 234 Vigil 

SPLP 2313 General Phonetics Cr: 3.0 

12255 LECT M 0430-0720 pm HSCI 234 Vigil 

SPLP 2320 Hearing Science Cr: 3.0 

14472 LECT R 0330-0620 pm HSCI 234 Biswas 

SPLP 3310 Language Development Cr: 3.0 

12258 LECT T 0330-0620 pm HSCI 234 Nelson 

SPLP 3312 Anatomy/Physiol Speech Mech Cr: 3.0 

12259 LECT W 0330-0620 pm HSCI 234 Biswas 

SPLP 4320 Independent Study/SLP&A Cr: 3.0 


10508 DP INDS TBA Fjordbak 


11805 DP INDS TBA Nelson 



SPLP 5330 Diff Diag of Comm Disorders Cr: 3.0 

14505 LECT MTWRF 1000-1145 am HSCI 233 Fjordbak 

SPLP 5359 Fluency Disorders Cr: 3.0 

13821 LECT MTWRF 1000-1200 pm HSCI 604 STAFF 

SPLP 5362 Lang Disorder/Sch. Aged Child Cr: 3.0 

12260 LECT MTWRF 0800-0945 am HSCI 602 Nelson 

SPLP 5364 Motor Speech Disorders Cr: 3.0 

12261 LECT MTWRF 0800-0945 am HSCI 604 Chhabra 

SPLP 5369 Grad Prac SPLP Univ Cr: 3.0 Fees:$20.00 

12264 INPR TBA Gonzalez 


12270 INPR TBA Nelson 

12272 INPR TBA Salvatore 

12755 INPR TBA Fjordbak 

14420 INPR TBA Vigil 

SPLP 5372 Probs-Proj in Spch Lang Path Cr: 3.0 

15870 INDS TBA Biswas 

15871 INDS TBA Fjordbak 

15872 INDS TBA Vigil 

15873 INDS TBA Nelson 

15874 INDS TBA Salvatore 

SPLP 5379 Grad Prac in SPLP Schl Setting Cr: 3.0 



SPLP 5389 Grad Pract in SPLP Hosp/Agen Cr: 3.0 



SPLP 5398 Thesis Cr: 3.0 


SPLP 5399 Thesis Cr: 3.0 

14421 THES TBA Biswas 

14657 THES TBA Fjordbak 

14658 THES TBA Vigil 

14659 THES TBA Nelson 

14660 THES TBA Salvatore 

TEACHER EDUCATION 

E. HAMPTON, CHAIR EDUC 601D 747-7679 

STUDENT SERVICES EDUC 412 747-5571 

BILINGUAL EDUCATION (BED) 

BED 3345 Biliteracy Development Cr: 3.0 

13350 LCLB M 0830-1120 am EDUC 307 STAFF 

13351 LCLB T 0430-0720 pm EDUC 307 STAFF 


BED 4340 Principles of Bilingual/ESL Ed Cr: 3.0 


Section above is an online course via WebCT. 

Call 747-5426 for orientation date. 

15708 LECT S 1230-0320 pm EDUC 307 STAF 

Section above is a hybrid course. 

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13352 LECT M 0500-0750 pm EDUC 307 STAFF 

14325 LECT S 0800-1115 am EDUC 307 Ramirez 

13359 LECT W 0900-1050 am EDUC 307 Aguilar 




BED 4341 Span/Eng Literacy in Biling Ed Cr: 3.0 


BED 4343 Sheltered ESL Instruction Cr: 3.0 


15709 LCLB M 0500-0750 pm LART 303 STAFF 

13396 LCLB TBA STAFF 







14518 LCLB W 0130-0420 pm EDUC 305 STAFF 

BED 4344 Parent/Comm Advocacy Biling Ed Cr: 3.0 

14328 LECT W 1030-0120 pm EDUC 305 STAFF 

14329 LECT T 0830-1120 am EDUC 305 STAFF 


15345 LECT S 1130-0245 pm EDUC 305 STAFF 


BED 5330 Curr Topics In Bilingual/ESL Cr: 3.0 

15383 LECT TBA Reyes 

Section above is an online course via UT Telecampus. Call 

747-5426 for orientation date. 

BED 5331 Survey Issues/Bil/Sec Lang Ed Cr: 3.0 

13224 LECT TBA Seda 







BED 5332 Literacy Dev. in Spanish Cr: 3.0 


Section above is an online course via UT TElecampus. Call 


BED 5334 Teaching Content in Spanish Cr: 3.0 


Section above is an online course via UT Telecampus. call 


BED 5336 Literacy/Biliteracy Developmnt Cr: 3.0 


BED 5337 Mentoring/Literacy Educators Cr: 3.0 


BED 5343 Sheltered Eng Inst/Educators Cr: 3.0 









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EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION (ECED) 

ECED 2330 Intro/Early Childhood Educ Cr: 3.0 





ECED 3335 Lang & Literacy/Early Years Cr: 3.0 





13362 LCLB M 1030-0120 pm EDUC 201 STAFF 


ECED 4353 Play Develop in Early Child Cr: 3.0 



13365 LECT T 0500-0750 pm EDUC 301 STAFF 



ECED 4359 Child Thinking In Early Yrs Cr: 3.0 






ECED 5351 Trends In Early Childhood Educ Cr: 3.0 




ECED 5352 Seminar-Early Childhood Curr Cr: 3.0 



ECED 5353 Dev-Lit Skill/Preschl to Grd 3 Cr: 3.0 




EDUCATION CAREER & TECHNOLOGY (EDCT) 

EDCT 4300 Instruct Design Del/Assessment Cr: 3.0 

13374 LCLB M 0500-0750 pm MAIN 205 STAFF 

EDCT 4302 Educ Tech/Career/Tech Ed Tchr Cr: 3.0 

16836 LCLB W 0500-0750 pm LART 318 Valdez 


EDCT 5300 Instruct Design Del Assessment Cr: 3.0 

13375 LCLB M 0500-0750 pm MAIN 205 STAFF 

EDCT 5303 Inst Coord, Guid & Tech/CATE Cr: 3.0 

16837 LCLB W 0500-0750 pm LART 318 Valdez 

EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY (EDT) 

EDT 3371 Educational Technology Cr: 3.0 


13369 LECT MW 0930-1050 am EDUC 403 STAFF 



16635 LECT T 0430-0720 pm EDUC 403 STAFF


EDT 5372 Web Tools for Construct Clsrm Cr: 3.0 

13372 LCLB M 0500-0750 pm EDUC 411 STAFF 

EDT 5374 Pedagogy/Technology-rich Clsrm Cr: 3.0 


MATHEMATICS EDUCATION (MTED) 

MTED 3330 Integ & Alter Rep of Math Prin Cr: 3.0 



MTED 5318 Current Topics in Math Educ. Cr: 3.0 




MTED 5322 Ped Cntent Knowl in Teach Math Cr: 3.0 

15554 LECT R 0500-0750 pm EDUC 402 Carrejo 

Pedagogic Content: Geometric Thinking 

READING EDUCATION (RED) 

RED 3340 Dev. Reading In Elem & Mid. Gr Cr: 3.0 

13379 LECT T 1130-0220 pm EDUC 312 Derouen 

RED 3342 Reading-Study in Content Areas Cr: 3.0 

13429 LECT M 0830-1120 am EDUC 312 STAFF 






14465 LECT R 0500-0750 pm MAIN 306 STAFF 

RED 4341 Assessment/Teaching of Reading Cr: 3.0 

13395 LECT R 0900-1150 am EDUC 308 Derouen 


13397 LECT W 0900-1150 am EDUC 308 Derouen 





RED 5340 Curr Topics-Reading Education Cr: 3.0 

13235 LECT TBA Becker 

Section above is an online course via UT Telecampus. 


14489 LECT TBA Becker 



RED 5342 Content Literacy Cr: 3.0 




RED 5344 Seminar in Reading Cr: 3.0 


RED 5350 Mentoring/Literacy Educators Cr: 3.0 


RED 5351 Literacy/Biliteracy Developmnt Cr: 3.0 



SCIENCE EDUCATION (SIED) 

SIED 3330 Integ & Alt Rep Basic Science Cr: 3.0 



SIED 5323 Societal Context of Sc Educ Cr: 3.0 




SECONDARY EDUCATION (SCED) 

SCED 3311 Curriculum Plan-Secondary Schl Cr: 3.0 

13381 LECT R 0430-0720 pm STAFF 

Section above meets at Montwood High School 

13428 LECT T 0830-1120 am STAFF 

Section above meets at Coronado High School 



14334 LECT R 0830-1120 am EDUC 307 STAFF 

14335 LECT R 0830-1120 am STAFF 

Section above meets at Montwood High School 

SCED 3312 General Methods in Sec School Cr: 3.0 

13382 LECT W 0500-0750 pm MAIN 205 STAFF 

SCED 4367 Teaching Math in Sec School Cr: 3.0 


SCED 4368 Teaching Science in Sec School Cr: 3.0 

13959 INDS R 0500-0750 pm EDUC 405 STAFF 


SCED 5326 Curriculum in Secondary School Cr: 3.0 

13236 LECT W 0500-0750 pm MAIN 211 Noboa 

TEACHER EDUCATION (TED) 

TED 3330 Ed & Comm Applied Critical/Ped Cr: 3.0 

13419 LCLB TR 0900-1020 am EDUC 402 Ullman 

15647 LCLB R 0430-0720 pm LART 106 STAFF 


13426 LCLB R 0430-0720 pm LART 318 STAFF 

13427 LCLB R 0430-0720 pm LART 323 Ullman 

14341 LCLB TR 0600-0720 pm LART 306 Werthmann 

TED 4350 Educational Workshop Cr: 3.0 

10606 DP LECT R 0500-0750 pm MAIN 211 Rodriguez 


TED 5300 Research for Classroom Teacher Cr: 3.0 


13384 LECT T 0500-0750 pm PSYC 307 STAFF 



TED 5301 Learning Contexts & Curriculum Cr: 3.0 

13237 LECT TBA Awalt 



13385 LECT TBA Awalt 




14582 LECT TBA Hampton 



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TED 5302 Manage Student-centered Clsrm Cr: 3.0 

13238 LECT TBA Descamps 














TED 5303 Authentic/Perf Assess Clsrm Cr: 3.0 





TED 5304 Scholarly Writing for Educ Cr: 3.0 




15613 LECT W 0500-0750 pm EDUC 312 Mein 








TED 5313 Diversity in Educ. Settings Cr: 3.0 






TED 5396 Independent Graduate Studies Cr: 3.0 


TED 6300 Crit Issues in Curri and Instr Cr: 3.0 


TED 6302 Social Context of Education Cr: 3.0 

16612 DP LECT R 0500-0750 pm EDUC 307 STAFF 

TED 6303 Research Meth & Des in Edu I Cr: 3.0 


TED 6396 Doct Sem in Educ Research Cr: 3.0 


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THEATRE and DANCE 

J. MURRAY, CHAIR FOXD 371 747-5146 

DANCE (DANC) 

DANC 1151 Dance Performance Cr: 1.0 

12499 SPIN MTWRF 0300-0550 pm FOXM M201 Morgan 

This is a practicum course for Dance majors and 

minors. Non majors and minors should get approval 

from instructor before registering for this course. 

12500 SPIN MTWRF 0300-0550 pm FOXA A452 Smith 




DANC 1304 Dance Appreciation (C) Cr: 3.0 

14158 LECT M 0130-0250 pm LART 304 Morgan 

DANC 1341 Ballet I Cr: 3.0 

12501 SPIN MWF 0830-0920 am FOXM M201 Harper 

16562 SPIN MWF 0930-1020 am FOXM M201 Harper 

16563 DP SPIN MTWRF 1030-1150 am FOXM M201 Smith/Nadel 

Instructor Approval Required. 

DANC 1342 Ballet II Cr: 3.0 

12505 SPIN TR 0900-1020 am FOXM M201 Harper 

DANC 1371 Dance for the Music Theatre I Cr: 3.0 Fees:$20.00 

14159 LCLB TR 1200-0120 pm FOXA A452 Smith 

DANC 2341 Ballet III Cr: 3.0 

12506 LECT MTWRF 1200-0120 pm FOXM M201 Nadel/Smith 

Intermediate 

12507 LECT MTWRF 1030-1150 am FOXM M201 Smith/Nadel 

Advanced 

DANC 2345 Contemporary Dance I Cr: 3.0 

12508 LCLB MWRF 1030-1150 am FOXA A452 Morgan 

DANC 3151 Dance Performance Cr: 1.0 

12509 LAB MTWRF 0300-0550 pm FOXM M201 Morgan 




12510 LAB MTWRF 0300-0550 pm FOXA A452 Smith 




DANC 3341 Ballet V Cr: 3.0 

12511 SPIN MTWRF 1030-1150 am FOXM M201 Smith/Nadel 

Intermediate 

12512 SPIN MTWRF 1200-0120 pm FOXM M201 Nadel/Smith 

DANC 3345 Contemporary Dance III Cr: 3.0 Fees:$20.00 

12513 LECT MTWF 0900-1020 am FOXA A452 Morgan

DANC 3347 Character and Jazz Dance I Cr: 3.0 Fees:$20.00 

14160 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm FOXA A452 Smith 

DANC 3348 Character and Jazz Dance II Cr: 3.0 Fees:$20.00 

12514 DP LECT MW 1200-0120 pm FOXA A452 Nadel 


DANC 3363 Somatics Cr: 3.0 

16407 DP INDS TR 0130-0250 pm FOXA A452 Nadel 


DANC 3371 Dance fr the Music Theatre III Cr: 3.0 Fees:$20.00 

14161 LCLB MW 1200-0120 pm FOXA A452 Nadel 

DANC 4341 Ballet VII Cr: 3.0 

12517 SPIN MTWRF 1030-1150 am FOXM M201 Smith/Nadel 

DANC 4345 Contemporary Dance V Cr: 3.0 Fees:$20.00 

12516 LECT MTWF 0900-1020 am FOXA A452 Morgan 

DANC 4390 Seminar Cr: 3.0 

12518 DP INDS 0430-0650 pm Nadel 

THEATRE ARTS (THEA) 

THEA 1303 Vocal Prod/Articulation/Mvmt Cr: 3.0 Fees:$5.00 

15282 LECT MW 0130-0350 pm FOXM M404 Saldana 

THEA 1313 Introduction to Theatre (C) Cr: 3.0 Fees:$10.00 

13766 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am FOXD D270 Barba 

13770 LECT TR 0900-1020 am FOXD D180 Fleming 

13767 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm FOXD D180 Saldana 


13774 LECT TR 1030-1150 am FOXD D180 Tsutsui 



INSTRUCTIONS. 


This sections is in a learning community and must be 

taken concurrently with UNIV 1301 #12382. 

THEA 2110 Theatre Practicum I Cr: 1.0 Fees:$10.00 

14357 LAB F 1130-1220 pm FOXD D171 Fleming 

Scene Shop 

14446 LAB F 1130-1220 pm FOXD D171 Tsutsui 

Light Shop 

14460 LAB F 1130-1220 pm FOXD D171 Herman 

Costume Shop 

14461 LAB F 1130-1220 pm FOXD D171 Dominguez 

Box Office 

THEA 2301 Scenic and Lighting Principles Cr: 3.0 Fees:$30.00 

14343 LECT TR 1030-1150 am FOXD D075 Fleming 

THEA 2303 Acting Fundamentals Cr: 3.0 

15284 LECT MW 1030-0120 pm FOXD D071 Murray 

15339 LECT MW 1030-0120 pm FOXD D178 Gorden 

THEA 3110 Theatre Practicum II Cr: 1.0 


Scene Shop 


Light Shop 



Costume Shop 


Box Office 

THEA 3304 Scene Study I Cr: 3.0 

16454 LCLB TR 1030-0120 pm FOXD D071 Murray 

THEA 3306 Scene Design Cr: 3.0 

16448 LECT MWF 0930-1020 am FOXD D075 Fleming 

THEA 3340 History of Costume Design Cr: 3.0 

16447 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am FOXD D180 Herman 

THEA 3341 Costume Production Cr: 3.0 Fees:$30.00 

13772 LECT TR 0900-1020 am FOXD D271 Herman 

THEA 3342 Lighting Design Cr: 3.0 Fees:$10.00 

16781 LECT TR 0900-1020 am FOXD 075 Tsutsui 

THEA 3355 Musical Theatre History Cr: 3.0 

13775 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm UGLC 220 Taylor 

THEA 3356 Women in Drama Cr: 3.0 

6449 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm FOXD D180 Dominguez 

THEA 4110 Theatre Practicum III Cr: 1.0 


Light Shop 


Scene Shop 


Box Office 

THEA 4300 Directing II Cr: 3.0 

16452 LECT MW 0130-0420 pm FOXD D178 Gorden 

NOTE: THIS IS A PRACTICAL THEATRE CLASS WHERE 

STUDENTS LEARN BY WORKING PRE-ARRANGED 

AFTERNOON OR MORNING HOURS DEPENDING UPON THE 

STUDENT’S INDIVIDUAL SCHEDULES AND WORKSHOP 

SCHEDULES. SEE BELOW FOR OPTIONS. ALL STUDENTS 

MUST ATTEND THE ORIENTATION MEETING ON FRIDAY, 

AUGUST 28 TH FROM 11:30 AM TO 12:20 PM IN FOXD 171 TO 

ARRANGE HOURS WITH INSTRUCTORS AND LEARN 

COURSE REQUIREMENTS. 

THEA 4304 Theatre Pract/Non-Majors Cr: 3.0 


Scene Shop 


Light Shop 


Costume Shop 


Box Office 

15292 LAB F 1130-1220 pm FOXD D171 Lockhart 

Dinner Theatre 

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THEA 4313 Acting Shakespeare Cr: 3.0 

16450 LCLB TR 0130-0420 pm FOXD D178 Gorden 

THEA 4332 Advanced Scene Design Cr: 3.0 Fees:$10.00 

16769 LCLB MWF 0930-1020 am FOXD 075 Fleming 


THEA 5398 Thesis Cr: 3.0 



THEA 5399 Thesis Cr: 3.0 




STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES 

G. SHAW, DIRECTOR MAIN LIBRARY 300 747-5349 

STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES (SSSP) 

SSSP 0021 Student Support Services I Cr: 0.0 non-credit 



INSTRUCTIONS. 

15427 DP DSCR MWF 1130-1220 pm STAFF 


concurrently with MUSL 1327 #12171, HIST 1301 #13673. 


SSSP 0023 Student Support Services II Cr: 0.0 non-credit 



INSTRUCTIONS. 

12237 DP DSCR MWF 1030-1120 am STAFF 


concurrently with HIST 1301 and UNIV 1301 #14366. 


UNDERGRADUATE 

STUDIES/ENTERING STUDENT 

PROGRAM (ESP) 

D. WARD, DIRECTOR UGLC 344 747-7618 

UNIV 1301 is restricted to students who have earned fewer than 30 credit 

hours the semester for which they are enrolled in the class. UNIV 1301 

sections address a variety of themes. The theme for each section is 

listed below the section information. Themes are subject to change. 

For updated information and section descriptions, go to: 

academics.utep.edu/Default.aspx?alias=academics.utep.edu/esp. 

UNIVERSITY (UNIV) 

UNIV 1301 Seminar/Critical Inquiry (C) Cr: 3.0 

12125 LECT MWF 0830-0920 am MAIN 205 Ramirez 

Leadership & Social Change 

12126 LECT MWF 0830-0920 am EDUC 309 Hill 

12133 LECT MWF 0930-1020 am QUIN 203 Berta 

Fictional Women Detectives 

12140 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am QUIN 103 Shaffer 

Discovery of Poetry 

12141 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am WORR 205 Dugan 

The El Paso Homefront During the Second World War 

15227 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am PSYC 306 Varela 

Contemporary Women's Issues 


12145 LECT MWF 1230-0120 pm UGLC 210 Wilson 

Classical and Romantic Music 

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12151 LECT MWF 1230-0120 pm EDUC 309 Storey-Gor 

Mosaics: Gender, Race, Class 

15230 LECT MWF 1230-0120 pm EDUC 318 Lee 

Science Fiction and Society 

Hybrid 50% - Computer access required. 

16614 LECT M 0430-0720 pm LART 318 Ekal 

12156 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm UGLC 336 Montelongo 

American Pop culture 

15231 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm QUIN 202 Gaunce 

Law for Beginners 

12138 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm WORR 205 Lee 

Science Fiction and Society 


12144 LECT MW 0300-0420 pm UGLC 336 Montelongo 

American Pop Culture 


16475 LECT MW 0300-0420 pm COMP 308 Roy 

Problem Solving w/Multimedia 

12222 LECT TR 0730-0850 am PSYC 306 Pinon 

The Tower of You! 

12347 LECT TR 0900-1020 am EDUC 318 Puente 

Poetics of the Global Identity 

14450 LECT TR 0900-1020 am WORR 205 Tomaka 

Secrets, Lies, and Espionage 

12343 LECT TR 0900-1020 am PSYC 306 Pinon 

The Tower of You! 

12355 LECT TR 1030-1150 am EDUC 313 Montelongo 

US/Mexico Border 

12354 LECT TR 1030-1150 am EDUC 309 Arrieta 

Chicana Activism in the Southwest 

12348 LECT TR 1030-1150 am EDUC 318 Puente 

Poetics of the Global Identity 

12364 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm EDUC 313 Montelongo 

US/Mexico Border 

12366 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm EDUC 318 Duarte 

Visual Culture 

13935 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm PSYC 307 Arney 

Buddhism on the Borders 

12373 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm EDUC 318 Duarte 

Visual Culture 

12374 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm EDUC 309 Castillo 

The Art of Communication 

15234 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm PSYC 105 STAFF 

12159 LECT TR 0300-0420 pm UGLC 342 Hibbert 

Experiencing Poverty 

12362 LECT TR 0300-0420 pm UGLC 210 Clemente 

Popular Culture in the USA 

14363 LECT TR 0600-0720 pm HUDS 300 STAFF 

THESE CLASSES ARE TAUGHT PRIMARILY IN 

SPANISH. STUDENTS MUST PLACE INTO ESOL 1910 

OR 1610. SEE AAC ADVISOR FOR APPROVAL. 

12134 BI LECT MWF 0930-1020 am MAIN 205 Williamson 

Poder XXI: La lucha por tu futuro 

Taught primarily in Spanish. Concurrent enrollment in 

ESOL required. Approval given by Academic 

Advising Center 

12365 BI LECT TR 1200-0120 pm UGLC 210 Pena 

Environmental/Social Injustice 

Taught primarily in Spanish. Concurrent enrollment in 

ESOL required. Approval given by Academic 

Advising Center 

12372 BI LECT TR 0130-0250 pm UGLC 210 Pena 

Environmental/Social Injustice 

Taught primarily in Spanish. Concurrent enrollment 

in ESOL required. Approval given by Academic 

Advising Center

THESE CLASSES ARE FOR PRE-BUSINESS MAJORS 

ONLY. SEE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADVISORS 

FOR APPROVAL. 



INSTRUCTIONS. 

12124 BC LECT MWF 0730-0820 am BUSN 329 Sterling 

The Modern Business Adventure 


taken concurrently with SOCI 1301 14217, MATH 

1320 16588. 


12128 BC LECT MWF 0830-0920 am BUSN 329 Sterling 



taken concurrently with SOCI 1301 14217, MATH 

1320 16590, and MATH 0120 12620. 


13845 BC LECT MWF 0830-0920 am EDUC 313 Turnbow 



taken concurrently with SOCI 1301 14217 and MATH 

1320 16595. 


12136 BC LECT MWF 0930-1020 am BUSN 329 Marinovic 




1320 16593. 






1320 16591. 


12142 BC LECT MWF 1030-1120 am BUSN 329 Marinovic 



taken concurrently with Soci 1301 and MATH 0310. 






1320 16592. 


12150 BC LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm PSYC 307 Sterling 




1320 16589. 


13939 BC LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm BUSN 329 Marinovic 




1320 16587. 



THESE CLASSES ARE HONORS SECTIONS. 

CONTACT HONORS PROGRAM FOR APPROVAL. 

12360 HN LECT TR 1200-0120 pm UGLC 334 Gabbert 


Honors approval required. 



INSTRUCTIONS. 

12358 HN LECT TR 1030-1150 am UGLC 334 Gabbert 



taken concurrently with History 1301 16458. 

Honors approval required. 

THESE CLASSES ARE RESTRICTED TO STUDENTS 

INTERESTED IN PRE-EDUCATION MAJORS. 

12342 DP LECT TR 0300-0420 pm EDUC 313 STAFF 



INSTRUCTIONS. 

14164 DP LECT TR 1200-0120 pm QUIN 202 STAFF 


taken concurrently with EDPC 2300 16720. 

Reserved for pre-Education majors. 

Departmental approval required. 

THESE CLASSES ARE FOR STUDENTS INTERESTED 

IN HEALTH RELATED PROFESSIONS BUT ARE NOT 

SCIENCE MAJORS. 



INSTRUCTIONS. 

12380 DP LECT TR 0900-1020 am HSCI 615 Baquera 

TEAM Kinesiology 


taken concurrently with KIN 1303 14017. 

Departmental approval required. 

12345 LECT TR 0900-1020 am PSYC 115 Meraz 

Criminal Site Investigation 


taken concurrently with MATH 1320 16594, BIOL 

1305 14394, and BIOL 1107 13512. 

For students interested in health professions. 

12155 LECT T 1200-0250 pm HSCI 604 O'Connor 

Culture, Fertility & Morality 


taken concurrently with BIOL 1305 15396, and BIOL 

1107 13510. 

For students interested in health professions. 

12148 LECT S 0900-1150 am HSCI 235 Joyce 

Health Care Perspectives 

Hybrid 50% Computer access required. 


concurrently with MATH 1320 16777. 

Recommended for Health Related Professions. 

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THE FOLLOWING SECTIONS ARE PART OF A 

LEARNING COMMUNITY. 

SEE PAGE 38 FOR REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS. 

12135 LECT MWF 0930-1020 am EDUC 318 Betancourt 

Social Justice Issues in Ed. 


taken concurrently with HIST 1302 15429. 

12139 LECT MWF 1030-1120 am EDUC 309 Betancourt 

Social Justice Issues in Ed. 



12146 LECT MWF 1130-1220 pm HUDS 300 Hibbert 



taken concurrently with SOCI 1301 16607. 

12149 LECT MWF 1230-0120 pm HUDS 300 Hibbert 



taken concurrently with SOCI 1301 16606. 

14011 LECT TR 0730-0850 am EDUC 313 Johnson 

Political Rhetoric 



12339 LECT TR 0900-1020 am EDUC 309 Arrieta 

Chicana Activism in the Southwest 



12341 LECT TR 0900-1020 am UGLC 210 Kropp 

Afghanistan: Global Crossroads 



12349 LECT TR 0900-1020 am EDUC 313 Johnson 

Political Rhetoric 



12356 LECT TR 1030-1150 am MAIN 201 Gaunce 

Law for Beginners 



13905 LECT TR 1030-1150 am UGLC 210 Kropp 

Afghanistan: Global Crossroads 



12367 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm EDUC 309 Castillo 

The Art of Communication 


taken concurrently with COMM 1301 12736. 

12375 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm BUSN 329 Ward 

The American Dream 



12382 LECT TR 0300-0420 pm UGLC 208 Mendez 

Latino Image in TV and Film 


taken concurrently with THEA 1313 16764. 

12363 LECT T 1200-0250 pm PSCI 208 Peschka 

The Children of the Holocaust 



14351 LECT W 0300-0550 pm QUIN 202 Gibbens 

This section is in a residential learning community and 

must be taken concurrently with HIST 1301 14387 

and MUSL 1327 16737. 

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UNIV 2350 Interdisciplinary Tech/Soc (C) Cr: 3.0 

12444 LECT MWF 0930-1020 am MNRS 300 Lee 

Evolution of Technology 


12445 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm BUSN 329 Penoyer 

Ethics and Technology 

Class will only meet the first week of semester. 

90% Hybrid - Computer access required. 

12446 LECT TR 0900-1020 am MAIN 205 Gaunce 

Technology and Society 

Computer access required. 

13888 LECT TR 1030-1150 am PSYC 105 Sterling 

Cyber Ethics 


12447 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm BUSN 326 Lee 

Evolution of Technology 


13118 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm BUSN 332 Penoyer 

Ethics and Technology 

Class will only meet the first week of semester. 


12448 LECT W 0530-0820 pm BUSN 329 Golding 




WOMEN’S STUDIES 

B. RISCH, CHAIR LART 233 747-5200 

NOTE: MULTIPLE SECTIONS OF WS 3390 MAY BE TAKEN IN 

THE SAME SEMESTER. PLEASE CONTACT THE WOMEN’S 

STUDIES OFFICE FOR ASSISTANCE. 747-5200 

WOMEN'S STUDIES (WS) 

WS 2300 Introduction to Womens Studies Cr: 3.0 

13448 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm LART 306 Varela 

WS 3301 La Chicana Cr: 3.0 


Fulfills Social Science or Humanities Block Elective for all 

Liberal Arts majors. 

Cross-listed w/CHIC 3301 CRN 13100 and SPAN 4390 

15576. 


WS 3310 Directed Study Cr: 3.0 

13762 DP INDS TBA Risch 

WS 3320 Internship in Women's Studies Cr: 3.0 


For more information contact the Women's Studies 

Program @ 747-5200. 

WS 3330 Women in Fine Art Cr: 3.0 


Fulfills the Fine Arts Block Elective for liberal arts 

majors.

WS 3351 Gender & Religion Cr: 3.0 

16788 LECT MWF 0930-1020 am QUIN 202 Branan Horak 

Cross-listed with RS 3350 CRN 12928. Fulfills 

the Humanities Block Elective for Liberal Arts majors. 

WS 3360 Women in Literature Cr: 3.0 

16379 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm HUDS 300 Marchino 

Cross-listed with ENGL 3360. Fulfills the Humanities 

Block Elective for liberal arts majors. 

WS 3370 Gender Roles & Society Cr: 3.0 

16637 LECT TR 0900-1020 am MAIN 211 Howard 

Cross-listed with SOCI 3370 CRN 14282. Fulfills the 

Social Sciences Block Elective for Liberal Arts 

majors. 

WS 3390 Women's Studies:Special Topics Cr: 3.0 

14586 LECT W 0600-0850 pm UGLC 208 Nigro 

Women in Latin American Short Stories. 

Taught in Spanish with English texts when available. 

Fulfills the Humanities Block Elective for Liberal Arts 

majors. Cross-listed w/ SPAN 4390 CRN 16091. 

14587 LECT TBA Weinberg 

Women in Palestine & Israel. Online course. 

Fulfills the Social Science block elective 

for liberal arts majors. 

14279 LECT TR 0900-1020 am PSYC 308 Weinberg 

Feminism, War, & Peace. 

Fulfills the Social Science & Humanities block 

electives for all liberal arts majors. 

14960 LECT TR 1200-0120 pm MNRS 301 Rohrleitner 

Folklore & Mythology. 

Fulfills the Humanities Block Elective for liberal arts 

majors. 

Cross-listed with ENGL 3372 CRN 15966. 


World Literature. 

Fulfills the Humanities Block Elective for Liberal Arts 

majors. 



15625 LECT MWF 0930-1020 am LART 308 Westman 

The Fallen Woman in Western Culture. 

Fulfills the humanities block elective for liberal arts 

majors. 

Cross-listed with HUMN 4390 CRN 15492 

13454 LECT TR 0130-0250 pm LART 304 Westman 

"Political Protest in Art and Literature" 

Cross-listed with HUMN 3303 CRN 15033. 

Fulfills the Fine Arts & Humanities Block 

electives for liberal arts majors. 

15075 LECT TR 1030-1150 am LART 319 Varela 

Women & Work in the Sex Industry. 

Fulfills the Social Science Block Elective for liberal 

arts majors. 

13451 LECT TR 1030-1150 am LART 318 Risch 

Queer Cinema. 

Fulfills the Fine Arts Block Elective for liberal arts 

majors. 

14361 LECT MW 0130-0250 pm QUIN 206 Benanti 

Gender in Journalism. 

Fulfills the Humanities Block Elective. 

NOTE: Multiple sections of WS 3390 may be taken 

during one term. Contact WS office for assistance. 

WS 3392 The Three Waves of Feminism Cr: 3.0 

16413 LECT MWF 1230-0120 pm EDUC 311 Varela 

The Three Waves of Feminism: Suffragettes, Sistahs, 

& Riot Grrls. Fulfills the Humanities Block Elective 

for liberal arts majors. 

WS 4360 Jr/Sr Seminar/Women's Studies Cr: 3.0 

16403 SEM TR 0130-0250 pm HUDS 200 Rohrleitner 

Major American Writers Since 1900. 

Fulfills the Humanities block elective for liberal arts 

majors. 



WS 5320 Directed Study Cr: 3.0 


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CAMPUS DireCtory 

64 

Academic Advising Center ..........................................12 

Academic Services Building .......................................70 

Administration Building ...............................................15 

Barry Hall ....................................................................23 

Bell Hall .......................................................................19 

Benedict Hall ...............................................................18 

Biology Building...........................................................10 

Bioscience Research Building ....................................69 

Brumbelow Building ....................................................58 

Burges Hall ..................................................................26 

Business Administration Building ................................. 3 

Centennial Museum ....................................................27 

Center for Inter-American and Border Studies ............5 

Central Energy Plant ...................................................17 

*Chemistry and Computer Science Building ..............76 

Chihuahuan Desert Gardens ......................................24 

*Child Development Center ..........................................4 

Classroom Building .......................................................9 

Computer Science Building ........................................36 

Cotton Memorial ..........................................................33 

Don Haskins Center ....................................................60 

El Paso Natural Gas Conference Center ..................20 

Education Building ......................................................42 

Energy Conservation Project ......................................56 

Engineering/Science Complex .....................................7 

Engineering Building Expansion .................................68 

73 

*Foster•Stevens Basketball Complex .........................74 

Fox Fine Arts Center ...................................................31 

Geological Sciences Building .....................................34 

Graham Hall ................................................................43 

Hawthorne Building .......................................................6 

IT Help Desk ...............................................................A 

Energy Center ............................................................ B 

Health Sciences Building (INSET B) ..........................63 

*Health Sciences/Nursing Complex ...........................75 

Helen of Troy Softball Complex (INSET A) .................71 

Heritage House ...........................................................44 

Hertzog Building .......................................................... 1 

Holliday Hall ................................................................52 

Honors House .............................................................13 

Hudspeth Hall..............................................................28 

Kelly Hall .....................................................................22 

Kidd Field ....................................................................51 

Kidd Memorial Seismic Lab ........................................47 

Larry K. Durham Sports Center ..................................66 

Liberal Arts Building ....................................................14 

Magoffin Auditorium ....................................................32 

Margaret and Peter de Wetter Center ........................16 

Memorial Gymnasium .................................................55 

Metallurgy Building ........................................................8 

Military Science Building .............................................59 

Miners Hall ..................................................................30 

Miner Village ...............................................................50 

Old Main ......................................................................38 

P-14 

Parking and Transportation Services..........................72 

Physical Plant Complex (INSET A) .............................62 

Facilities Services/Central Receiving .........................A 

University Police/Office Supplies ............................... B 

Physical Sciences Building .........................................11 

Psychology Building ....................................................39 

Quinn Hall ...................................................................37 

Ross Moore Building ...................................................54 

Satellite Energy Plant ..................................................57 

Seamon Hall................................................................35 

Stanlee and Gerald Rubin Center for the Visual Arts . 35 

Stanton Professional Building (INSET B) ...................64 

Student Health Center ................................................21 

Sun Bowl Parking Facility ...........................................73 

Sun Bowl Stadium.......................................................53 

*Student Recreation Complex ..................................78 

Swimming and Fitness Center (INSET A) ..................65 

Undergraduate Learning Center (UGLC) ...................25 

Union Building East .....................................................41 

Union Building West ....................................................40 

*University Bookstore ..................................................77 

University Library ..........................................................2 

University Police (INSET A) .................................... 62-B 

University Relations ....................................................67 

*University Ticket Center ...........................................66 

Vowell Hall ...................................................................45 

Worrell Hall ..................................................................29 

* Denotes under construction as of Fall 2008

2009 - Utep - University of Texas at El Paso

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