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English (Undergraduate) Eligibility for ENGL 095, 096, and 101 will be determined by the results of the English Placement Test (EPT), which students must take before they may register for any of these courses.
Upper division standing is prerequisite to enrollment in 400-level courses. ENGL 102 or its equivalent is prerequisite to all upper division English courses. Prerequisite for all literature courses: ENGL 250, or 200A, 200B or 200C unless otherwise stated. |
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• ENGL 454 - Selected Topics in Literature
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• ENGL 460 - Medieval English Literature
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• ENGL 461 - Dramatic Literature of the English Renaissance
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• ENGL 463 - The English Renaissance
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• ENGL 464 - Seventeenth-Century Literature
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• ENGL 465 - The Augustan Age
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• ENGL 467 - The Romantic Age
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• ENGL 468 - The Victorian Age
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• ENGL 469A - Modern British Literature
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• ENGL 469B - Contemporary British Literature
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• ENGL 470 - American Women Writers
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• ENGL 471 - American Literature: Beginnings to 1860
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• ENGL 472 - American Literature: 1860–1914
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• ENGL 473 - American Literature: 1914 to Present
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• ENGL 475A - The American Novel:19th Century
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• ENGL 475B - The American Novel:1900–1945
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• ENGL 475C - The American Novel:1945–Present
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• ENGL 476 - Ethnic Literature in the U.S.
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• ENGL 477 - Black American Literature
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• ENGL 478 - Modern Poetry
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• ENGL 479 - Contemporary Poetry
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• ENGL 482 - The Bible as Literature: Old and New Testaments
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• ENGL 483 - Folklore and Literature
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• ENGL 484 - Major Continental Fiction: Cervantes to Balzac
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• ENGL 485 - Major Continental Fiction: Stendhal to Tolstoy
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• ENGL 486 - Twentieth Century Continental Fiction
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• ENGL 487 - Latin American Literature in Translation
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• ENGL 489 - Colonial to Modern Mexican American Literature
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• ENGL 492 - Seminar in Literature and Language
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• ENGL 493 - Approaches to Teaching Shakespeare’s Plays
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• ENGL 494 - Literary Study and the Teaching Profession: A Capstone Course for Prospective English Teachers
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• ENGL 499 - Undergraduate Directed Study
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English (Graduate) Classified graduate standing is required for admission to all 500 level courses |
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• ENGL 501 - Theoretical Foundations of Literary Studies
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• ENGL 502 - Research Methods in Literary Studies
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• ENGL 504 - Seminar: Theories of Composition and Rhetoric
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• ENGL 505 - Seminar: Language and Literacy
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• ENGL 506 - Seminar: The Writing Process
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• ENGL 507 - Seminar: Writing Fiction
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• ENGL 508 - Seminar: Writing Poetry
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• ENGL 510 - Proseminar in Literature
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• ENGL 541 - Seminar: Contemporary Critical Approaches
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• ENGL 550 - Seminar: Topics in Composition, Rhetoric, and Language
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• ENGL 555 - Principles and Strategies in Teaching Writing
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• ENGL 560 - Seminar: British Literature
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• ENGL 570 - Seminar: American Literature
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• ENGL 580 - Seminar: World Literature
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• ENGL 596 - Comprehensive Examination
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• ENGL 598 - Graduate Directed Study
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• ENGL 599 - Thesis
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Engineering (Undergraduate) |
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• ENGR 150 - Introduction to Higher Education for Engineers
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• ENGR 154 - Special Topics in Engineering
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• ENGR 207 - Materials Science and Engineering
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• ENGR 230 - Design and Manufacturing in Engineering
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• ENGR 300 - Economics for Engineers
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• ENGR 301 - Ethics and Professionalism in Engineering
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• ENGR 383 - Ancient and Modern Technology
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• ENGR 454 - Special Topics in Engineering
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• ENGR 497A - Engineering Senior Project
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• ENGR 497B - Engineering Senior Project
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• ENGR 497C - Engineering Senior Project
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• ENGR 499 - Undergraduate Directed Study
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Engineering (Graduate) All 400-level courses may be applied toward master’s degree requirements, subject to limits established by the department and approval of the graduate adviser.
Classified graduate standing is required for admission to all 500-level courses. |
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• ENGR 597 - Graduate Research
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• ENGR 598 - Graduate Directed Study
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• ENGR 599 - Thesis
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Environmental Science (Graduate) |
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• ENVS 511 - Seminar: Environmental Science
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• ENVS 595 - Directed Field Work
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• ENVS 597 - Graduate Research
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• ENVS 598 - Graduate Directed Study
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• ENVS 599 - Thesis or Project
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Finance and Law (Undergraduate) Upper division standing is prerequisite to enrollment in 300- and 400- level FIN courses. |
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• FIN 205 - Legal and Regulatory Environment of Business I
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• FIN 303 - Business Finance
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• FIN 305 - Legal and Regulatory Environment of Business II
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• FIN 325 - Essential Skills for Finance Professionals
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• FIN 331 - Financial Institutions and Markets
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• FIN 332 - Investments
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• FIN 335 - Personal Portfolio and Risk Management
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• FIN 338 - Real Estate Principles
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• FIN 339 - Real Estate Practice
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• FIN 381 - Real Estate Law
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• FIN 403 - Intermediate Business Finance
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• FIN 431 - Multinational Financial Management
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• FIN 432 - Real Estate Management
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• FIN 434 - Cases in Financial Management
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• FIN 437 - Securities Analysis
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• FIN 438 - Real Estate Valuation
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• FIN 439 - Real Estate Finance
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• FIN 440 - Futures and Options
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• FIN 450 - Fixed Income Securities, Analysis and Strategies
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• FIN 454 - Special Topics in Finance
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• FIN 493 - Real Estate Investment
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• FIN 494 - Financial Management for Small Business
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Finance and Law (Graduate) Classified graduate standing and approval by the College of Business and Economics Advisement Center are required for admission to all 500- level courses |
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• FIN 500 - Business Finance and Law
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• FIN 530 - Seminar: Business Finance
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• FIN 531 - Seminar: Financial Institutions
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• FIN 532 - Seminar: Estate Planning
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• FIN 533 - Seminar: International Finance
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• FIN 534 - Seminar: Portfolio Management
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• FIN 535 - Seminar: Speculative Securities and Markets
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• FIN 598 - Graduate Directed Study
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Fire Protection Administration (Undergraduate) All 400-level courses may be applied toward master’s degree requirements, subject to limits established by the department and approval of the graduate adviser. |
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• TECH 350 - Fire Protection and the Community
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