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Fall 2009
Fall 2009
Honors Courses
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CHEM 115
Chemical Principles
Breakage deposit $10.00 Lab manual $15.00 GE IIB Natural Science-Chemistry; Lab Science P: MATH 109, or three years of above-average work in college-prep MATH and a suitable mathematics placement test score. Strong performance in at least one year of high school chemistry. See NOTE 3 in "Information for All Students about General Chemistry Placement." No credit if taken after or concurrently with CHEM 101, CHEM 103, or CHEM 104 S/U grade basis not allowed Audit enrollment not allowed Principles of chemistry, including chemical properties and the periodic table, atomic structure, chemical bonding, equilibria, thermodynamics, acid-base reactions, oxidation-reduction reactions and complexation reactions. HNRS:CHEM PRINCPL P: Limited to students in the University Honors Program Call# 5043 Section I0I 6.0 cr 9:00am- 9:50am Mon.Wed.Fri. P 117 Instructor: Gengenbach, Alan J. Call# 5044 Section I01-Lab 2:00pm- 4:50pm Tue.Thu. P 402 Instructor: Mc Ellistrem, Marcus T. |
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ECON 103
Principles of Microeconomics
GE IIIB Social Science-Economics P: C or above in MATH 020 or suitable score on MATH placement test P: Limited to students in the University Honors Program S/U grade basis not allowed Audit enrollment not allowed In the context of contemporary economic issues, product and resource markets are analyzed with respect to pricing decisions, efficiency, and equity. HNRS:MICROECONMCS Call# 1113 Section 501 3.0 cr 2:00pm- 3:50pm Tue.Thu. SSS 317 Instructor: Jamelske, Eric M. |
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GEOL 110
Physical Geology
Special course fee $16.00 GE IID Natural Science-Geology; Lab Science P: Limited to students in the University Honors Program Credit may be earned in only one of the following: GEOL 106 or GEOL 110 or GEOL 115, or GEOL 130 and 131 S/U grade basis not allowed Audit enrollment not allowed Field trip(s) required A study of earth structure, materials, processes, and history; includes discussion of plate tectonics, volcanism, weathering, glaciation, sedimentation, and metamorphism. The course emphasizes the methods of scientific investigation. HNRS:PHYS GEOLOGY Call# 5183 Section I0I 4.0 cr 12:00pm-12:50pm Mon.Wed.Fri. P 387 Instructor: Ihinger, Phillip D. Call# 5184 Section I01-Lab 12:00pm- 1:50pm Tue. P 203 Instructor: Ihinger, Phillip D. |
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HNRS 100
First-Year Honors Seminar
GE IV Humanities P: Limited to students in the University Honors Program S/U grade basis not allowed Audit enrollment not allowed Call# 2697 Section 501 1.0 cr 9:00am- 9:50am Mon. SSS 213 Instructor: Vahlbusch, Jefford B. Call# 2698 Section 502 1.0 cr 2:00pm- 2:50pm Mon. SSS 213 Instructor: Vahlbusch, Jefford B. Call# 2699 Section 503 1.0 cr 8:00am- 8:50am Tue. SSS 213 Instructor: Vahlbusch, Jefford B. Call# 2700 Section 504 1.0 cr 3:30pm- 4:20pm Tue. SSS 213 Instructor: Vahlbusch, Jefford B. Call# 2701 Section 505 1.0 cr 9:00am- 9:50am Wed. SSS 213 Instructor: Vahlbusch, Jefford B. |
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HNRS 103
Honors Colloquium
GE III Social Science P: Limited to students in the University Honors Program S/U grade basis not allowed Audit enrollment not allowed POLIT IDEA IN LIT This course examines political ideas that appear in the literature of war by both U.S. and world authors, using research findings from American History, sociology, political science, literature, and mass communication as tools. Call# 2704 Section 501 3.0 cr 3:00pm- 4:15pm Mon.Wed. SSS 213 Instructor: Jones, David M. |
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HNRS 104
Honors Colloquium
GE IV Humanities P: Limited to students in the University Honors Program S/U grade basis not allowed Audit enrollment not allowed NARRATIVE IMAGNTN Literary classics from the ancient Mediterranean world have profoundly influenced Western thought, literature, and culture. This course is a comparative study of classic texts originating from the myths, legends, and folklore of early Mediterranean cultures. Standard texts are works by Homer, Sophocles, Euripides, Aristophanes, Virgil, and Ovid. Also included are stories and poems from the Hebrew Tanakh. Call# 5229 Section 501 3.0 cr 10:00am-10:50am Mon.Wed.Fri. SSS 213 Instructor: Hanson, Charles M. HIST IN FICTION This course aims to challenge conventional distinctions between fiction and history through study of stories, novels, drama, essays, films, and theoretical writings that muddle the distinctions for us. Evaluation will be based on active participation, essay exams, short papers, and other writings. Call# 5230 Section 502 3.0 cr 12:30pm- 1:45pm Tue.Thu. SSS 213 Instructor: Ford, Sean A. |
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HNRS 105
Honors Colloquium
GE V University Wide; Meets Foreign Culture Requirement P: Limited to students in the University Honors Program S/U grade basis not allowed Audit enrollment not allowed GLOBL HEALTH ISSU This course surveys contemporary global health issues and provides a more in-depth analysis of selected infectious disease, nutrition and maternal/child health issues from a global perspective. National and international global health policies including the UN Millennium Development Goals will be discussed and analyzed. Social disparities that affect health will be examined along with working models of approaches to favorably alter them. Call# 5170 Section 501 3.0 cr 5:00pm- 7:50pm Mon. NUR 119 Instructor: Kirkhorn, Lee-Ellen C. Lapp, Cheryl A. |
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HNRS 304
Honors Colloquium
GE IV Humanities P: Limited to students in the University Honors Program S/U grade basis not allowed Audit enrollment not allowed Minimum sophomore standing INTR WORLD CINEMA This course offers an advanced introduction to the history, theory, art, and politics of world cinema, from its origins in the 1890s through the present, including classic achievements in Cinema as Entertainment (“First Cinema”), Cinema as Art (“Second Cinema”), and Cinema as Instrument of Social Critique and Social Change (“Third Cinema”). Call# 2708 Section 501 4.0 cr 4:00pm- 6:00pm Mon.Wed. HHH 232 Instructor: Phillips, William H. |
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HNRS 400
Senior Honors Seminar
GE IV Humanities P: Limited to students in the University Honors Program S/U grade basis not allowed Audit enrollment not allowed Minimum senior standing Approval required-Honors Program Office, SSS 209 Call# 2711 Section 502 1.0 cr 12:00pm-12:50pm Wed. SSS 213 Instructor: Vahlbusch, Jefford B. |
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HNRS 410
Mentoring in Honors
GE IV Humanities; Meets the Service-Learning Requirement P: HNRS 100, 400 or concurrent enrollment in 400 P: Limited to students in the University Honors Program Credit cannot be earned in both HNRS 410 and HNRS 420 S/U grade basis not allowed Audit enrollment not allowed Minimum senior standing Approval required-Honors Program Office, SSS 209 Call# 2712 Section 501 1.0 cr 8:00am- 8:50am Mon. SSS 213 Instructor: Vahlbusch, Jefford B. |
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HNRS 420
Tutoring in Honors
GE III Social Science Meets the Service-Learning Requirement P: Limited to students in the University Honors Program Credit cannot be earned in both HNRS 410 and HNRS 420 S/U grade basis not allowed Audit enrollment not allowed Minimum junior standing Approval required-Honors Program Office, SSS 209 Call# 2713 Section 501 1.0 cr Time & Day Arranged SSS 213 Instructor: Vahlbusch, Jefford B. |
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MUSI 110
Music Appreciation
GE IVA Humanities-Fine Arts P: Limited to students in the University Honors Program S/U grade basis not allowed Audit enrollment not allowed Master works and historical eras of Western music; nontechnical, offered for enjoyment and enrichment of cultural background. HNRS: MUS APPRCTN Call# 3230 Section 501 3.0 cr 12:30pm- 1:45pm Tue.Thu. HFA 159 Instructor: Young, Jerry A. |
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PHYS 211
General Physics
GE IIE Natural Science-Physics; Lab Science No credit if taken after PHYS 231 S/U grade basis not allowed Audit enrollment not allowed Fundamental principles of mechanics, heat, wave motion, and sound. Designed for students who desire a one-year non-calculus course in physics. Proficiency with algebraic operations is expected. HNRS: GEN PHYSICS P: Limited to students in the University Honors Program Call# 1998 Section I0I 5.0 cr 8:00am- 8:50am Mon.Tue.Wed.Fri. P 119 Instructor: Hendrickson, J. Erik Call# 1999 Section I01-Lab 9:00am-10:50am Wed. P 208 Instructor: Hendrickson, J. Erik |
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PSYC 100
Introduction to Psychology
GE IIIE Social Science-Psychology P: Limited to students in the University Honors Program S/U grade basis not allowed Audit enrollment not allowed Human behavior, learning, thinking, motivation, perception, emotion, behavior disorders, personality, psychological tests, social behavior, and selected applications of psychology. HNRS:INTRO PSYCH Call# 2139 Section 501 3.0 cr 2:00pm- 3:15pm Tue.Thu. HHH 302 Instructor: Benning, James J. |
