As you explore the many course offerings please keep in mind your intended area of study as there may be required courses within the department you will need to take during the fall semester. If you have any questions you can always contact the Office of Advising & Co-Curricular Programs for advice.
A&S 102. Cultural Anthropology
A&S 103. Introduction to Sociology
ARB 111. Intermediate Arabic I
ART 101. Introduction to Art History I
ART 102. Introduction to Art History II
ART 111. Beginning Printmaking
ART 126. History of Architecture
ART 155. Digital Photography I
ART 196. Black & White Photography
ASIA 101. Intro to Asian Studies
BIO 111. Unity & Diversity of Biology
CHEM 108. General Chemistry II
CHN 111: Intermediate Chinese I
CLSS 230. Insiders and Outsiders in Ancient Rome
CL 161. Literature & Empire Russia’s Golden Age
CM 151. Intro to Computational Science
ECON 101. Principles of Economics
ECON 140. Financial Accounting and Analysis
EDUC 150. Foundactions of Education
ES 105. Intro to Engineering for Non-Engineers
EGRS 271. Intro to Architectural Engineering
ENG 135. Literarture & Human Experience
ENG 174. Chicanx Literature
EVST 100. Introduction to the Environment
FAMS 101. Introduction to Film & Media Studies
FAMS 120. Filmmakers: Hitchcock
FAMS 140. Media & Mass Incarceration
FAMS 285. Abolition
FREN 102. Elementary French II
FREN 103. Accelerated Elementary French
FREN 111. Intermediate French I
GEOL 120. Geological Disasters – Agents of Chaos
GEOL 130.Dinosaurs, Darwin, & Deep Time
GERM 102. Elementary German II
GERM 111. Intermediate German I
GERM 112. Intermediate German II
GOVT 101. Introduction to United States Politics
GOVT 102. Introduction to International Politics
GOVT 103. Intro to Comparative Politics
GOVT 104. Introduction to Political Theory
HEBR 111. Intermediate Hebrew I
HIST 105. History of the Modern World
HIST 119. Race/Ethnicity in the US
HIST 123. Magic + Miracles: Medieval Religion
HIST 201. History of Ancient Greece
HIST 206. Politics & Practice of History
HIST 225. Modern European History
HIST 252. Transformation of the American Environment
JAPN 111. Intermediate Japanese
JS 170. ST: Imaging and Imagining a Place: Visual Culture in Israel and Palestine
JS 307. Jews in Poland, Culture & Memory
LACS 101. Intro Latin American & Caribbean Studies
MATH 110. Statistical Concepts
MATH 141. Elements of Differential Calculus
MATH 272. Linear Algebra with Applications
MATH 287. Intro to Data Modeling
MUS 102. Music in Western Civilization
MUS 103. Introduction to World Music Traditions
MUS 105. Creating Your Own Music
NEUR 201. Intro to Neuroscience
PHIL 101. Introduction to Philosophy
PHIL 102. Basic Social Questions
PHIL 214. Ancient Greek Philosophy
PHYS 130. Relativity, Spacetime, & Contemporary Physics
PSYC 110. Introduction to Psychology
REL 101. Religions in World Cultures
REL 209. Sacred and Scared: Strange Tales and Popular Religions in East Asia
REL 216. Religion in Africa: History Expressions
REL 223. Religious Healing and Health
REL 250. Anthropology of Religion
REL 304. Spirituality & Transformation
REL 307. Jews in Poland, Culture & Memory
REES 161. Literature & Empire Russia’s Golden Age
RUSS 111. Intermediate Russian
RUSS 210. Survey of Russian Literature II
SPAN 101. Elementary Spanish I
SPAN 102. Elementary Spanish II
SPAN 103. Accelerated Elementary Spanish
SPAN 111. Intermediate Spanish I
SPAN 112. Intermediate Spanish II
THTR 110. World Theater I: Antiquity to the 19th Century
THTR 224. Digital Design for Theater
THTR 232. Arts Management
WGS 101. Introduction to Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies
WGS 260. Technologies of Violence
WGS 262. Women, Gender & Work in Americas
MUS 150. Performance: Concert Chorus
MUS 151. Performance: Jazz Ensemble
MUS 153. Performance: Orchestra
MUS 154. Performance: Concert Band
MUS 155. Performance: Jazz Combo
MUS 158. Performance: Percussion Ensemble
MUS 159. Performance: Contemp Ensemble
MUS 161. Performance: Early Ensemble
MUS 164. Performance: Latin Am Ensemble
Music Instruction (indidivual lesson)