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Class Schedule
Summer 2010

Distance Education Courses

ACCT (Accounting)

ACCT 201 Principles of Accounting I Additional fees required $450.00 Delivery Mode: Online Sent from UW-SUPERIOR An introduction to the principles and practices of accountancy applied to business organizations. Emphasis is on the uses of accounting information in decision- making by internal and external users. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 06/07/10 No adds allowed to online section once course has begun Call# 5139   Section 801    3.0 cr June 14-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Bergmann, Marilyn Reichert, Chuck

ACCT 202 Principles of Accounting II Additional fees required $450.00 P: ACCT 201 Delivery Mode: Online Acct 202 is a continuation of Acct 201. Additional principles and practices of accountancy are introduced. Emphasis will continue to be placed on the uses of accounting information in decision-making by internal and external users. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 06/07/10 No adds allowed to online section once course has begun Call# 5142   Section 801    3.0 cr June 14-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Kropp, Ann

AIS (American Indian Studies)

AIS 468 /668 Studies in American Indian History GE IVC Humanities-History; Two Diversity Credits Cross-listed with HIST 468 P: Six credits of history, or junior standing, or consent of instructor Minimum graduate standing Delivery Mode: Online Instructor approval required Selected topics depending on student and staff interests. Possible topics include the history of Wisconsin Indians and American Indians in the twentieth century. Consult class schedule or department office for current offering. STOCKBRIDGE-MUNSE Call# 6113   Section 801G    2.0 cr July 06-August 20 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Oberly, James W.

BCOM (Business Communication)

BCOM 206 Business Writing Additional fees required $300.00 P: Students who earn less than a B- (B minus) in Bcom 206 must complete Bcom 216. Minimum sophomore standing Delivery Mode: Online Eau Claire students required to purchase Access to CareerLink. The psychology and mechanics of written business communications are thoroughly explored and widely applied. Also included are nonwritten applications in such business areas as international/intercultural, nonverbal, and ethical communications. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 05/17/10 No adds allowed to online section once course has begun Call# 5516   Section 801    2.0 cr May 24-June 11 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Lentz, Paula J.

BSAD (Business Administration)

BSAD 120 Essentials of Personal Finance Additional fees required $270.00 P: Credit cannot be counted toward College of Business major or minor programs No credit if taken after FIN 135 Delivery Mode: Online This course teaches how to manage your finances. You learn how to track spending, set up a budget, avoid hidden costs in transactions, and invest. You learn personal finance terminology used in the financial press. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 06/07/10 Call# 6036   Section 601    2.0 cr June 14-July 30 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Mihajlov, Thomas P. Hofacker, Cynthia Weiler

BSAD 300 Diversity in the Workplace Additional fees required $150.00 One Diversity Credit P: Completion of 45 credits S/U grade basis not allowed Delivery Mode: Online Develops the awareness and sensitivity of students to issues of race, religion, culture, age, gender, sexual orientation, and disabilities in the workplace. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 05/17/10 Call# 5167   Section 801    1.0 cr May 24-June 11 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Hanson-Rasmussen, Nancy Jo

BSAD 305 Legal and Regulatory Environment Additional fees required $300.00 P: Completion of 54 credits Delivery Mode: Online Legal environment affecting business decision making, including sources of law, court systems, civil procedure, negligence, intellectual property, criminal law standards, agency, partnerships, corporations and securities regulation, trade regulation, administrative law, and insurance law. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 06/07/10 Call# 5169   Section 801    2.0 cr June 14-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Hughes, Ray REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 06/07/10 Call# 5170   Section 802    2.0 cr June 14-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Mathias, Mark N.

C I (Curriculum & Instruction)

C I 411 /611 Methods of Bilingual CBI Special course fee $30.00 Two Diversity Credits P: CI 405 P: Limited to TESOL minors Delivery Mode: Online Field trip(s) Students will learn about bilingual language acquisition, appropriate instruction of bilingual children through grade-level subject matter, various program models, and methods of assessing bilingual students. Students will develop curricula to teach bilingually in content areas. Call# 6103   Section 802G    3.0 cr June 21-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Reynolds, Kate Mastruserio

C J (Communication & Journalism)

C J 105 Communication in the Information Age Special course fee $30.00 GE IA Communication-Language Skills Delivery Mode: Online Introduction to the development and relationship of interpersonal and mass communication. Survey of interpersonal, group, intercultural, organizational, and mass communication. Analysis of current and emerging communication technologies and media issues in a changing world. Call# 5930   Section 801    3.0 cr May 24-June 11 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Geurink, Jeanie C.

C J 202 Fundamentals of Speech Special course fee $30.00 GE IA Communication-Language Skills; One Diversity Credit P: Grade of C or above in ENGL 110 or equivalent No credit if taken after CJ 204 Delivery Mode: Online No credit toward CJ major or minor Fundamentals of effective public speaking from both speaker and listener perspectives. Preparation, presentation, and evaluation of student speeches. Special attention given to topics related to cultural diversity. The course will be offered online with three on-campus immersion days. Call# 5931   Section 801    3.0 cr July 12-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Schultz, Nicole J.

C J 412 Mass Media Ethics Special course fee $30.00 GE IA Communication-Language Skills Minimum junior standing Minimum resident and total GPA of 2.50 Delivery Mode: Online Study of ethical theories and their application to mass media ethical problems. Call# 5939   Section 801    3.0 cr June 14-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Dorsher, Michael D.

CHEM (Chemistry)

CHEM 150 Survey of Biochemistry Special course fee $30.00 GE IIB Natural Science-Chemistry P: Grade of C or above in CHEM 101, CHEM 103, or CHEM 115 No credit if taken after CHEM 152, IDIS 250, CHEM 325, CHEM 452 or CHEM 191 (Fall 1999-2000) Delivery Mode: Online No credit toward chemistry major or minor Introductory organic chemistry along with a survey of the structure, chemical reactivity, and biological activity of molecules derived from living systems. Emphasis will be placed on tying the course content to a greater understanding of human health and disease. Call# 6055   Section 801    3.0 cr June 14-August 05 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Gallagher, Warren H.

CND (Collaborative Nursing)

CND 317 Health Assessment Addtional fees required $472.47 P: Limited to collaborative nursing degree students admitted to College of Nursing and Health Sciences Delivery Mode: Online Sent from UW-MADISON Department permission required Techniques of health history and physical examination to ascertain normal from variations of normal health conditions, in addition cultural and developmental variations are considered. Call# 6061   Section 851    4.0 cr June 01-August 01 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Zwygart-Stauffacher, Mary C.

CND 437 Management and Leadership in Nursing Addtional fees required $472.47 P: Limited to collaborative nursing degree students admitted to College of Nursing and Health Sciences Delivery Mode: Online Department permission required Examine nursing leadership and management using relevant theories and concepts. Analyze decision-making in relation to delegation, supervision, and group process. Call# 6062   Section 851    4.0 cr June 14-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Hanson Brenner, Gail Marie

CND 490 Special Topics Additional fees required $354.35 P: Limited to collaborative nursing degree students admitted to College of Nursing and Health Sciences Delivery Mode: Online Sent from UW-GREEN BAY Department permission required Variable content course designed to allow either breadth of study in topics not covered in core nursing courses or depth of investigation in particular nursing and health care issues. Interests of faculty provide topics. CLINICAL PHRMCLGY Call# 5615   Section 801    3.0 cr May 24-July 09 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Zwygart-Stauffacher, Mary C.

CSD (Communication Sciences and Disorders)

CSD 257 Normal Communication Development Special course fee $30.00 P: Minimum of 12 earned prior credits Delivery Mode: Online Theoretical foundation for normal communication development, including prerequisites, extra-linguistic variables, processes/constraints, and the major language system components. Language variables presented by select populations and a profile perspective are presented. Call# 6026   Section 801    3.0 cr June 14-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Retherford, Kristine

CSD 262 Phonetics: Theory and Application Special course fee $20.00 P: Minimum of 12 earned prior credits Delivery Mode: Online Study of the phonological system of language. Emphasis on phonemic and phonetic analysis and transcription of standard, nonstandard, and deviant speech. Call# 6027   Section 801    2.0 cr June 14-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: La Salle, Lisa R.

CSD 311 /511 Lang Dev & Dis: Related Disciplines Special course fee $30.00 Delivery Mode: Online No credit for communication sciences and disorders majors Biological, cognitive, perceptual, and social bases of language development. Developmental skills and processes related to components of the language system. Language interaction with learning and teaching including identification of deficits and language enhancing strategies. Call# 6025   Section 801G    3.0 cr June 14-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Stadler, Marie A.

ECON (Economics)

ECON 103 Principles of Microeconomics Special course fee $30.00 GE IIIB Social Science-Economics P: C or above in MATH 020 or suitable score on MATH placement test Delivery Mode: Online In the context of contemporary economic issues, product and resource markets are analyzed with respect to pricing decisions, efficiency, and equity. Call# 6013   Section 801    3.0 cr May 24-June 11 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Dacosta, Maria N. Call# 6017   Section 802    3.0 cr July 12-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Chaudhuri, Sanjukta

ECON 104 Principles of Macroeconomics Special course fee $30.00 GE IIIB Social Science-Economics P: C or above in Math 020 or suitable score on MATH placement test Delivery Mode: Online Theory of aggregate income determination in the American economy with consideration of the international economy and other related problems, policies, and institutions. Call# 6015   Section 801    3.0 cr June 14-July 09 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Schaffer, David L. Call# 6018   Section 802    3.0 cr July 12-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Berlinghieri, Laura A.

ECON 318 Business Fluctuations and Forecasting Special course fee $30.00 Not for GE P: ECON 104 Minimum sophomore standing Delivery Mode: Online Measuring economic activity; time series analysis; theories of business fluctuations; the experience of the 1930s; forecasting economic activity. Call# 6016   Section 801    3.0 cr June 14-July 09 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Li, Yan

ECON 703 Microeconomics Foundation Additional fees required $211.53 No credit if taken after ECON 103 Delivery Mode: Online Not for MBA degree credit Concentrated introduction to microeconomic theory for graduate students with previous business experience. Online course offered fall and spring plus some summers. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 05/03/10 Call# 6049   Section 801    1.0 cr May 24-June 18 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Kolb, Fredric R.

ECON 704 Macroeconomics Foundation Additional fees required $211.53 No credit if taken after ECON 104 Delivery Mode: Online Not for MBA degree credit Concentrated introduction to macroeconomic theory for graduate students with previous business experience. Online course offered fall and spring plus some summers. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 05/03/10 Call# 6050   Section 801    1.0 cr June 21-July 16 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Kolb, Fredric R.

EDMT (Education and Media Technology)

EDMT 382 /582 Producing Instructional Media Special course fee $25.23 P: EDMT 380 or consent of instructor P: Limited to teaching majors admitted to College of Education and Human Sciences and library science minors Minimum graduate standing Delivery Mode: Online Sent from UW-OSHKOSH Department permission required Planning and producing audio, computer, graphic, photographic, and video instructional materials. Limited to students in UWSSLEC. This section is also limited to students in the WISE Scholarship program cohort group 1. On-campus meetings required at UW-Oshkosh June 12 - 13, 2010. Call# 6039   Section 801G    3.0 cr June 12-August 20 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Garcia, Penny

ENGL (English)

ENGL 150 Introduction to Literature Special course fee $30.00 GE IVD Humanities-Literature Not available for juniors or seniors Delivery Mode: Online Appreciation and analysis of great works of literature in fiction (short story and novel), poetry, and drama, through the application of a range of critical techniques. Call# 5924   Section 801    3.0 cr May 24-June 25 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Manning, Carmen K.

ENGL 275 The Novel Special course fee $30.00 GE IVD Humanities-Literature Delivery Mode: Online Analysis and discussion of ideas and literary techniques found in the novel with attention to such writers as Austen, Hawthorne, Twain, Joyce, Dostoevsky, Woolf, Heller. Call# 5927   Section 801    3.0 cr June 14-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Preston, Elizabeth

ENPH (Environmental Public Health)

ENPH 210 Introduction to Environmental Health Special course fee $30.00 GE V University Wide P: A basic understanding and interest in science is recommended. Delivery Mode: Online Health-oriented problems in the environment with attention directed to air and water pollution, solid waste, housing, occupational health and safety, food sanitation, animal zoonoses, ecology of health and disease, radiological health, energy, and global environmental health. Call# 5217   Section 801    3.0 cr June 14-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Pierce, Crispin H.

FIN (Finance)

FIN 320 Principles of Finance Additional fees required $450.00 P: ECON 103 and 104, ACCT 202, and BSAD 202 or MATH 246 P: Admission to College of Business required Minimum junior standing Delivery Mode: Online Sent from UW-RIVER FALLS Study of the techniques used to make investment, financing, and dividend decisions in order to maximize the value of the firm to its owners. Topics include financial planning and control, working capital management, capital budgeting, capital structure, cost of capital, dividend policy, and international finance. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 06/07/10 Call# 5232   Section 801    3.0 cr June 14-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Bergmann, Marilyn Corcoran, Charles

FIN 720 Foundations of Managerial Finance Additional fees required $423.05 P: ACCT 703 or equivalent; ECON 103, 104, or equivalent; BSAD 702 or equivalent; or MATH 246 No credit if taken after FIN 320 Delivery Mode: Online Sent from UW-LA CROSSE Not for MBA degree credit Overview of fundamental issues and concepts in finance. Designed for graduate students in business who have no previous background in finance. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 05/24/10 Call# 5246   Section 801    2.0 cr June 14-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Bergmann, Marilyn Krueger, Thomas Michael

FLTR (Foreign Literature in Translation)

FLTR 250 Classical Mythology Special course fee $30.00 GE IVD Humanities-Literature Delivery Mode: Online Greek and Roman myths and legends that have an important place in Western culture. Given in English. Call# 6054   Section 801    3.0 cr May 24-June 11 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Waters, Matthew W.

HCAD (Health Care Administration)

HCAD 412 Professional Ethics and Advocacy Additional fees required $150.00 Must be taken with HCAD 401 Delivery Mode: Online Limited to HCAD majors in the practicum year. This is an online course and requires access to a computer and the internet while completing the practicum. Students will develop an understanding of professional standards for health care administrators. They will also learn how to use political advocacy to effect policy change so they can better serve the populations’ health care needs. Call# 5279   Section 801    1.0 cr May 24-June 18 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Johs-Artisensi, Jennifer L.

HCAD 422 Strategic HC Leadership Practices ADDITIONAL FEES REQUIRED. $450.00 Must be taken with HCAD 401 Delivery Mode: Online Limited to HCAD majors in the practicum year. This is an online course and requires access to a computer and the internet while completing the practicum. Emphasis is on the development and execution of the key strategic leadership practices required of organizational leaders. Students will practice their leadership expertise with selected projects. Additionally, they will learn from their shared experiences with their practicum cohort. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 06/07/10 Call# 5280   Section 801    3.0 cr June 14-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Olson, Douglas M.

HIST (History)

HIST 192 Origins of Current World Conflicts Special course fee $30.00 GE IVC Humanities-History; Meets Foreign Culture Requirement Delivery Mode: Online Three or four topics selected from the following: Middle East, Russia-China, Yugoslavia, Poland, Northern Ireland, and other areas of past, present, or future conflict. Emphasis on past national, religious, economic, and social developments as they relate to the present. Call# 5943   Section 801    3.0 cr May 24-June 11 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Turner, Patricia R. Call# 6068   Section 802    3.0 cr June 14-July 02 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Turner, Patricia R.

HIST 210 African American History 1865 to Present Special course fee $30.00 GE IVC Humanities-History; Three Diversity Credits Delivery Mode: Online Course includes information on lynching, the Civil Rights Movement, and race relations. Call# 5945   Section 801    3.0 cr May 24-June 11 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Ducksworth-Lawton, Selika M.

HIST 366 History of Middle East Since Muhammad Special course fee $30.00 GE IVC Humanities-History; Meets Foreign Culture Requirement P: Six credits of history, or junior standing, or consent of instructor Delivery Mode: Online Includes Arabia at birth of Muhammad, Islam, Arab Empire, peoples of Middle East, European contact, emergence of contemporary nations, oil and oil pricing, national and international problems. Call# 5946   Section 801    3.0 cr June 14-July 09 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Lang, Katherine H.

HIST 393 /593 Roots of Selected Contemp World Problems Special course fee $30.00 GE IVC Humanities-History; Meets Foreign Culture Requirement P: Six credits of history, or junior standing, or consent of instructor Delivery Mode: Online Selected world problems depending on student interest and staff. Number of credits assigned will vary according to the nature of the topic. Consult Class Schedule or department office for current offering. HIST&MEMORY-EUROP Call# 5948   Section 801G    3.0 cr July 12-July 30 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Sanislo, Teresa M.

HIST 468 /668 Studies in American Indian History GE IVC Humanities-History; Two Diversity Credits Cross-listed with AIS 468 P: Six credits of history, or junior standing, or consent of instructor Minimum graduate standing Delivery Mode: Online Instructor approval required Selected topics depending on student and staff interests. Possible topics include the history of Wisconsin Indians and American Indians in the twentieth century. Consult Class Schedule or department office for current offering. STOCKBRIDGE-MUNSE Call# 6112   Section 801G    2.0 cr July 06-August 20 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Oberly, James W.

HIST 793 Current Trends in History Special course fee $30.00 Delivery Mode: Online Examines the emergence of history as a profession, major subfields today within the discipline of history, methodologies and models currently influencing the work of historians, and dominant issues presently engaging the attention of historians. Students must come on campus June 17, July 8, and July 29 and will meet in HHH 705. Call# 5947   Section 801    3.0 cr June 14-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Lang, Katherine H.

IDIS (Interdisciplinary Studies)

IDIS 100 Introduction to Social Work Special course fee $30.00 GE IIIG Social Science-Interdisciplinary Study Delivery Mode: Online Coordinating Department: Social Work An introduction to the profession of social work emphasizing its focus, methods, knowledge, values, ethics, populations, and settings. Call# 5959   Section 801    3.0 cr May 24-June 11 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Wright, Jeffrey D.

IDIS 301 Exploring Mind/Body Connections Special course fee $30.00 GE IIIG Social Science-Interdisciplinary Study Meets the Wellness Theory Requirement P: PSYC 100 or permission of instructors Delivery Mode: Online Coordinating Department: Psychology Examines interactions among biological, psychological, educational, life-style, social, and cultural factors associated with health. Emphasis on stress responses that impact etiology and course of health problems, illness prevention and treatment approaches, research-supported health strategies. Call# 5997   Section 801    3.0 cr May 24-June 11 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Tomlinson, Robert S. Moch, Susan D.

IS (Information Systems)

IS 240 Information Systems in Business Additional fees required $450.00 Delivery Mode: Online This class requires access to a laptop computer which can be brought to class when required. A study of information systems in business to include management decision support systems, concepts of systems analysis and design, and information processing. Students will learn to use productivity tools. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 06/07/10 No adds allowed to online section once course has begun Call# 5683   Section 801    3.0 cr June 14-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Hilton, Thomas S.

IS 740 Managing Info Technology Foundation Additional fees required $423.05 No credit if taken after IS 240 Delivery Mode: Online This class requires access to a laptop computer which can be brought to class when required. Not for MBA degree credit. Study of the managerial process used when working with information and information systems. Specific attention is given to the principles of systems development and underlying concepts. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 05/03/10 Call# 5695   Section 801    2.0 cr May 24-July 16 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Melrose, John E.

KINS (Kinesiology)

KINS 186 Wellness Concepts & Hlth Related Fitness Special course fee $20.00 Meets the Wellness Theory Requirement; Physical Activity Delivery Mode: Online Students will work to develop health-related fitness and will learn the importance of wellness concepts such as health-related fitness, stress management, nutrition, and consumer responsibility in health and fitness. Call# 5981   Section 801    2.0 cr May 24-June 11 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Yengo, Tracy E. Call# 5982   Section 802    2.0 cr May 24-June 11 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Yengo, Tracy E. Call# 5983   Section 803    2.0 cr May 24-June 11 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Herb, Lisa K. Call# 6076   Section 804    2.0 cr May 24-June 11 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Peloquin, Russel Steven

KINS 304 Biomechanical Kinesiology Special course fee $30.00 P: Grade of C or above in KINS 294, and PHYS 100 or 211 Minimum total GPA of 2.35 Delivery Mode: Online The relationship of motion, kinematics, kinetics, and fluid mechanics to human movement. Call# 5975   Section 801    3.0 cr June 14-July 09 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: La Rue, Mary J.

KINS 312 /512 Psychology of Sport & Phys Actvty Special course fee $30.00 Minimum total GPA of 2.35 Delivery Mode: Online The course will examine psychological aspects which affect peak performance in sport, along with exploring the effect that sport and physical activity have on individuals. Call# 5976   Section 801G    3.0 cr June 14-July 09 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Herb, Lisa K.

KINS 450 /650 Applied Nutrition in Kinesiology Special course fee $30.00 P: BIOL 151 or BIOL 214, or other equivalent course Delivery Mode: Online The purpose of this course is to gain insight into nutritional issues related to various populations. Students will assess dietary, physical, and performance standards related to these populations and develop alternative plans for healthy lifestyles. Call# 5978   Section 801G    3.0 cr June 14-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Stow, Robert C.

LMED (Library Science and Media Education)

LMED 305 /505 Children's Literature P: Limited to teaching majors and library science minors Delivery Mode: Online Survey of literature for children in both print and nonprint formats. Minimum graduate standing Sent from UW-OSHKOSH Special course fee $25.23 Department permission required Limited to students in UWSSLEC. On-campus meetings required at UW-Oshkosh May 1, 2010. Call# 6003   Section 801G    3.0 cr May 01-June 25 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Garcia, Penny Minimum sophomore standing Special course fee $30.00 Call# 6041   Section 802G    3.0 cr June 14-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Reid, Robert A.

LMED 306 /506 Literature For Adolescents Delivery Mode: Online Study of literature for young people—middle and high school ages—with emphasis on trends and issues, development of the adolescent novel, genres, author profiles, and reading promotional tools. Minimum graduate standing Sent from UW-SUPERIOR Special course fee $25.23 Department permission required Limited to students in UWSSLEC. On-campus meetings required at UW-Superior July 10–11, 2010. Call# 6004   Section 801G    3.0 cr June 28-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Cross, Ella Minimum sophomore standing Special course fee $30.00 Call# 6042   Section 802G    3.0 cr June 14-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Reid, Robert A.

LMED 730 Trends and Issues in Literature: K-12 Special course fee $25.23 Delivery Mode: Online Sent from UW-MADISON Department permission required Reading, discussing, and evaluating contemporary literature for children and young adults; analyzing trends and issues. Limited to students in UWSSLEC. On-campus meetings required at UW-Madison June 17–18, 2010. Call# 6040   Section 801    3.0 cr June 28-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Klais, Madge

LS (Liberal Studies)

LS 201 Introductory Liberal Studies Seminar Special course fee $30.00 GE V University Wide Delivery Mode: Online Addresses basic premises of liberal education and liberal studies, including historical exploration of the arts, humanities, natural sciences, and social sciences as interrelated, mutually enriching human enterprises. Introduces the research and creative methodologies used in these fields. Call# 5958   Section 801    3.0 cr May 24-July 02 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Goulet, Marc R.

MATH (Mathematics)

MATH 104 Finite Mathematics with Applications Special course fee $40.00 GE IB Communication-Analytical Skills P: Grade of C or above in Math 020, or two years of college-preparatory algebra and a suitable mathematics placement test score No credit if taken after MATH 114, MATH 212, MATH 314, or MATH 346 Delivery Mode: Online This course will cover applications from Economics, Social and Biological Sciences. The topics include sets, functions, counting principles, probability, solutions of linear systems by graphical and algebraic methods, matrices, linear programming, problem formulation, and using graphs and trees. Call# 5915   Section 801    4.0 cr June 14-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Chadha, Veena

MATH 109 Algebra for Calculus Special course fee $40.00 Not for GE P: A grade of C or above in MATH 020, or two years of college-preparatory algebra and a suitable mathematics placement test score Delivery Mode: Online Algebraic concepts, techniques, and applications including polynomial and rational expressions, linear and quadratic equations, complex numbers, inequalities, absolute value, functions and graphs, exponential and logarithmic functions, systems of equations and inequalities, and zeros of polynomials. This course is for students pursuing degree programs that require calculus. Call# 5919   Section 801    4.0 cr June 14-July 23 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Tong, Simei

MATH 111 A Short Course in Calculus Special course fee $40.00 GE IB Communication-Analytical Skills P: MATH 109, or a grade of B or above in MATH 108, or three years of above-average work in college-prep MATH and a suitable mathematics placement test score No credit if taken after or concurrently with MATH 114 Delivery Mode: Online Primarily for students in biology, business, economics, psychology, and sociology. Functions, limits, continuity, derivatives, integrals, and applications. Call# 6009   Section 801    4.0 cr June 14-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Riehl, Manda R. Call# 5913   Section 802    4.0 cr June 14-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Penkava, Michael R.

MATH 113 Trigonometry Special course fee $20.00 Not for GE P: MATH 109, or a grade of B or above in MATH 108, or three years of above-average work in college-prep MATH and a suitable mathematics placement test score Credit may not be earned in both MATH 113 and MATH 112 Delivery Mode: Online Graphs, properties, and geometric significance of trigonometric functions of a real variable. Other topics include trigonometric equations and identities, inverse trigonometric functions and applications. Call# 5911   Section 801    2.0 cr June 14-July 23 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Andersen, Robert N.

MBA (Masters Business Administration)

MBA 742 Introduction to Financial Fraud Additional fees required $354.78 P: MBA 711 or consent of MBA Program Director P: Limited to MBA students Delivery Mode: Online No credit if taken after MBA Mini-Module/Elective with the same title. This course provides an introduction to fraud. Fraudulent financial reporting and misappropriation of assets are major problems for businesses of all sizes. Knowledge about how fraud is committed and how to spot the potential for fraud are valuable for managers at all levels. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 05/03/10 Call# 5964   Section 801    1.5 cr May 24-July 09 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Becker, D'Arcy A.

MBA 748 Investment Analysis and Management Additional fees required $473.05 P: MBA 711 or consent of MBA Program Director P: Limited to MBA students Delivery Mode: Online Sent from UW-LA CROSSE No credit if taken after MBA Mini-Module/Elective with the title, Portfolio Construction and Management. This course will develop a thorough understanding of the portfolio construction thought process. Students will discover how to manage a portfolio by examining the logic and potential of using options and futures to enhance return and minimize risk. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 05/24/10 Call# 5355   Section 801    2.0 cr June 14-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Bergmann, Marilyn Krueger, Thomas Michael

MBA 758 Strategies and Tactics of Pricing Additional fees required $473.05 P: MBA 711 or consent of MBA Program Director P: Limited to MBA students Delivery Mode: Online Sent from UW-LA CROSSE No credit if taken after MBA Mini-Module/Elective with the same title. This course presents a framework for evaluating pricing decisions. Pricing is examined from the perspective of customers, competitors and costs; in a variety of contexts, including business-to-business markets, consumer goods markets, services, and not-for-profit companies. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 05/03/10 Call# 5358   Section 801    2.0 cr May 24-July 16 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Bergmann, Marilyn Finch, Jim

MBA 760 Employee Training and Development Additional fees required $473.05 P: MBA 711 or consent of MBA Program Director P: Limited to MBA students Delivery Mode: Online No credit if taken after MBA Mini-Module/Elective with the same title. This course focuses on human resource development’s role in maintaining an organization's competitive position; identifying training needs, transferring training to the workplace, and assessing training. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 05/03/10 Call# 5359   Section 801    2.0 cr May 24-July 16 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Lauver, Kristy J. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 05/03/10 Call# 5360   Section 802    2.0 cr May 24-July 16 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Lauver, Kristy J.

MBA 763 Business and Ethics Additional fees required $354.78 P: MBA 711 or consent of MBA Program Director P: Limited to MBA students Delivery Mode: Online Sent from UW-OSHKOSH No credit if taken after MBA Mini-Module/Elective with the same title. Does a company have any obligation to help solve social problems? What about a manufacturer’s obligation to the consumer with respect to product defects and safety? This course examines economic activity in an ethical framework. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 05/03/10 Call# 5967   Section 801    1.5 cr May 24-July 09 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Bergmann, Marilyn Arbaugh, J. Ben Call# 6053   Section 802    1.5 cr May 24-July 09 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Arbaugh, J. Ben Bergmann, Marilyn

MBA 764 Work-Family Issues in Contemporary Times Additional fees required $236.53 P: MBA 711 or consent of MBA Program Director P: Limited to MBA students Delivery Mode: Online This course will critically examine and analyze issues of work and family life from both employee and employer perspectives. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 05/03/10 Call# 6065   Section 801    1.0 cr May 24-June 18 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Bourne, Kristina A.

MBA 766 Contract Law for Managers Additional fees required $473.05 P: Limited to MBA students S/U grade basis not allowed Delivery Mode: Online This course is not a strictly "legalistic" type of class; it emphasizes using and understanding the law in making ethical management decisions. Students will learn to use legal reasoning skills. They will understand and be able to apply the legal principles of contract law and sales law. The course will also look at law in the unique setting of e-commerce. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 06/07/10 Call# 6002   Section 801    2.0 cr June 14-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Reinsch, Roger W.

MBA 769 Project Portfolio Management Additional fees required $354.78 P: MBA 761 P: MBA 711 or consent of MBA Program Director P: Limited to MBA students Delivery Mode: Online Sent from UW-OSHKOSH No credit if taken after MBA Mini-Module/Elective with the same title. This course is designed to clarify ways to manage the project portfolio which involves tracking and managing all of an organization’s projects, keep an eye on costs and resources, comply with deadlines and ensure the projects are in line with the company’s overall mission. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 06/07/10 Call# 5364   Section 801    1.5 cr June 28-August 13 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Bergmann, Marilyn Arbaugh, J. Ben

MBA 790 Decision Analysis Additional fees required $473.05 P: MBA 711 or consent of MBA Program Director P: Limited to MBA students Delivery Mode: Online Sent from UW-OSHKOSH No credit if taken after MBA Mini-Module/Elective with the same title. Students will learn decision-analysis techniques such as structuring a problem, use of decision trees and influence diagrams, application of utility theory, analysis of multi-attribute decision problems and simulation. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 05/24/10 Call# 5968   Section 801    2.0 cr June 14-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Bergmann, Marilyn Miller, Andy

MGMT (Management)

MGMT 340 Organizational Behavior Additional fees required $450.00 P: ECON 103 and 104, ACCT 202, IS 240, and completion of 54 credits; BCOM 206 and BCOM 207 recommended. P: Admission to College of Business required Delivery Mode: Online Review of the theories and applications of behavioral science research in human organizations. Topics include: motivation, group dynamics, communication, leadership, conflict, and change. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 06/07/10 Call# 5710   Section 801    3.0 cr June 14-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Hanson-Rasmussen, Nancy Jo

MGMT 341 Operations Management Additional fees required $450.00 P: ECON 103 and 104, ACCT 202, IS 240, BSAD 202 or MATH 246, MATH 109 and completion of 54 credits P: Admission to College of Business required Delivery Mode: Online Processing of inputs into outputs consisting of goods and services; includes plant and machine location and layout, materials handling, work methods and simplification, manpower planning, inventory control, quality control, maintenance, and operational control. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 06/07/10 Call# 5711   Section 801    3.0 cr June 14-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Vaughan, Timothy S.

MGMT 345 /545 Managing Global Organizations Additional fees required $450.00 Meets Foreign Culture Requirement P: MGMT 340; BCOM 206 and 207 recommended P: Admission to College of Business required Minimum junior standing Delivery Mode: Online Examines issues in managing international operations including strategies, joint ventures/strategic alliances, organizational design, culture, human resources, and labor issues in addition to political and legal constraints operating across regional trading areas. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 06/07/10 Call# 5712   Section 801G    3.0 cr June 14-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Yelkur, Rama

MGMT 740 Organizational Management Foundation Additional fees required $423.05 No credit if taken after MGMT 340 Delivery Mode: Online Not for MBA degree credit Introduction to the science and business of managing organizations. Students examine behavioral theories and research studies, investigate strategies corporations employ to enhance organizational performance, and review current issues, opportunities, and challenges facing companies today. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 05/24/10 Call# 5963   Section 801    2.0 cr June 14-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Bergmann, Marilyn Iaquinto, Anthony L.

MGMT 741 Operations Foundation Additional fees required $423.05 No credit if taken after MGMT 341 Delivery Mode: Online Not for MBA degree credit Study of the operations function within organizations that produce goods and/or services. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 05/03/10 Call# 5732   Section 801    2.0 cr May 24-July 16 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Nahm, Abraham Y.

MKTG (Marketing)

MKTG 330 Principles of Marketing Additional fees required $450.00 P: ECON 103 and 104, ACCT 202, IS 240, and completion of 54 crs or consent of instructor P: Admission to College of Business required Delivery Mode: Online The marketing function is critical to the success of every organization around the world. This course examines how profit and nonprofit organizations identify and evaluate customer needs; select target markets; and create, price, promote, and distribute need-satisfying products/services to individuals, organizations, and society. This course contains an integrated communication component. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 06/07/10 Call# 5737   Section 801    3.0 cr June 14-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Flunker, Lanette M.

NRSG (Nursing)

NRSG 211 Wellness: Food for Fitness Special course fee $10.00 Meets the Wellness Theory Requirement Delivery Mode: Online Introduces nutrition standards and role of nutrients in health. Examines nutrition trends and food industry practices from a consumer’s perspective. Emphasizes understanding of personal nutrition and fitness in relation to wellness. Call# 5756   Section 831    1.0 cr June 14-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Berry, Catherine M.

NRSG 213 Body, Mind, Spirit Wellness Special course fee $10.00 Meets the Wellness Theory Requirement Delivery Mode: Online Emphasis on an integrated approach to personal wellness, including the body-mind-spirit relationships. Consideration is given to culture, gender, and socioeconomic perspectives and how treatment modalities and health procedures are applied to personal wellness. Call# 5760   Section 831    1.0 cr June 14-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Withrow, Kiersten K.

NRSG 220 The Language of Health Care No credit if taken after FMHN 228, 229, 260; or FMHN/NRSG240 Delivery Mode: Online The study of specialized language and terminology used by health care professionals. The study of roots, word elements, word formation, and analyses. Call# 5761   Section 831    1.0 cr June 14-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Room Arranged Instructor: Berry, Catherine M.

NRSG 389 /589 Cross Cultural Health Special course fee $30.00 Three Diversity Credits P: GEOG 111 or SOC 101 or ANTH 161 or consent of instructor. Open to all majors. Delivery Mode: Online Enhances insight and understanding of the impact of culture on health, illness, and wellness within the Black/African American, Hispanic/Latino, Asian/Hmong, and Native American cultures. Analyze and synthesize information to develop culturally congruent health care. Call# 5769   Section 801G    3.0 cr June 14-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Gallegos, Cara M.

NRSG 712 Pharmacotherapeutics Adv Clin Practice Special course fee $30.00 P: NRSG 709 or consent of instructor P: Limited to graduate students in the MSN program Delivery Mode: Online Emphasis is on scientific and theoretical knowledge as the basis for diagnosing and treating common health conditions, emphasizing interventions and decision-making related to pharmacotherapeutics for advanced clinical practice. Developmental and nutritional factors affecting therapeutics are included. Call# 5774   Section 801    3.0 cr June 01-July 23 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Jansen, Debra A. Jansen, Michaelene P. Smith, Sheila Kathleen Call# 5775   Section 802    3.0 cr June 01-July 23 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Jansen, Debra A. Jansen, Michaelene P. Smith, Sheila Kathleen

NRSG 718 Conceptual & Theoretical Foundations Nsg Special course fee $20.00 P: Limited to graduate students in the MSN program Delivery Mode: Online The basic philosophies, concepts and theories, and ethical decision-making frameworks underlying the development of the discipline of nursing are examined. Emphasis is focused on the development of nursing knowledge. Call# 5776   Section 801    2.0 cr June 14-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Taft, Lois B. Kirkhorn, Lee-Ellen C. Call# 5777   Section 802    2.0 cr June 14-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Taft, Lois B. Kirkhorn, Lee-Ellen C.

NRSG 801 DNP - Philosophy, Theory, Ethics Additional fees required $1000.00 P: Limited to Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) students Delivery Mode: Online Graduate-level Nursing theory course; graduate equivalent ethics content; or consent of instructor. Students in the DNP program are assessed a special course fee for 800- level courses. For specific course fees, please refer to the course schedule. Department permission required Inquiry into the philosophical and theoretical perspectives/foundations of the discipline. Paradigms and strategies for theory development in advanced practice nursing are examined. Advanced nursing practice will be studied in the context of complex clinical, business, legal, ethical, and system issues that confront individual recipients of care, families, health care professionals, organizations, and society. Call# 6063   Section 801    4.0 cr June 14-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Jadack, Rosemary A.

POLS (Political Science)

POLS 110 American National Politics Special course fee $30.00 GE IIID Social Science-Political Science Delivery Mode: Online Analysis of major components of American national politics. Includes examination of the individual’s ability to affect politics, and the impact of politics on individual lives. Call# 5951   Section 801    3.0 cr May 24-June 11 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Peterson, Geoffrey D.

POLS 122 Introduction to World Politics Special course fee $30.00 GE IIID Social Science-Political Science Delivery Mode: Online Introductory course for the study of world politics. Focus includes states, international organizations (private and public), and other global interaction influencing and shaping world politics. Call# 5952   Section 801    3.0 cr May 24-June 11 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Abootalebi, Ali R.

PSYC (Psychology)

PSYC 100 Introduction to Psychology Special course fee $30.00 GE IIIE Social Science-Psychology Delivery Mode: Online Human behavior, learning, thinking, motivation, perception, emotion, behavior disorders, personality, psychological tests, social behavior, and selected applications of psychology. Call# 6030   Section 601    3.0 cr July 12-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Bednar, Tammy

PSYC 261 Psyc Dev and Class Process Special course fee $40.00 GE IIIE Social Science-Psychology P: Grade of C or above in ENGL 110 or equivalent No credit if taken after or concurrently with PSYC 260 or 231 Minimum sophomore standing Delivery Mode: Online Educational implications and applications of psychological research and theories of development, learning, and teaching of school-age children. Call# 5998   Section 801    4.0 cr June 14-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Dangerfield, Margaret McNamara

PSYC 302 Principles of Learning Special course fee $30.00 Not for GE P: PSYC 271 for psychology majors and minors P: PSYC 100 or 260 for non-psychology majors and minors Delivery Mode: Online An introduction to the methods and findings within the study of classical (respondent) and instrumental (operant) conditioning, including appetitive and aversive conditioning, stimulus and cognitive control of behavior and remembering. Call# 6014   Section 801    3.0 cr July 12-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Holt, Daniel D.

PSYC 376 /576 Psychology of Perception Special course fee $30.00 Not for GE P: PSYC 271 for psychology majors and minors P: PSYC 100 for non-psychology majors and minors Delivery Mode: Online Basic perceptual phenomena in the visual, auditory, olfactory, gustatory, tactile and proprioceptive senses, and related research methodology and physiology. Call# 5999   Section 801G    3.0 cr June 14-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Peden, Blaine F.

RELS (Religious Studies)

RELS 100 Intro to the Religions of the World Special course fee $30.00 GE IVB Humanities-Philosophy/Religious Studies One Diversity Credit; Meets Foreign Culture Requirement Delivery Mode: Online Basic teachings of the world’s major religions including tribal traditions, Western religions (Judaism, Christianity, and Islam), Indian religions (Hinduism and Buddhism), and Far Eastern religions (Confucianism, Taoism, and Shinto). Call# 5972   Section 801    3.0 cr June 01-July 02 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Burns, Charlene P. E.

SOC (Sociology)

SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology Special course fee $30.00 GE IIIF Social Science-Sociology Delivery Mode: Online Introduces students to sociological perspectives of human social behavior, social structures, interaction, socialization, culture, institutions, and social change. Call# 5778   Section 801    3.0 cr May 24-July 02 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Bonstead-Bruns, Melissa J.

SOC 164 Family and Intimate Relationships Special course fee $30.00 GE IIIF Social Science-Sociology Credit may not be earned in both SOC 164 and WMNS 164 Delivery Mode: Online An introduction to dating, cohabitation, family formation, and marriage. Addresses the family as a social institution as well as changes in families. Attention to current issues in relationships and families. Call# 5779   Section 801    3.0 cr June 28-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Crane, Vicky L.

SOC 242 Contemporary Social Problems Special course fee $30.00 GE IIIF Social Science-Sociology Delivery Mode: Online Sociological perspectives are applied to the identification, analysis, explanations, and solutions to social problems of contemporary American society. Call# 6034   Section 801    3.0 cr July 19-August 19 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Ji, Jianjun

SOC 316 Sociology of Family Special course fee $30.00 GE IIIF Social Science-Sociology P: SOC 101 Credit may not be earned in both SOC 316 and WMNS 316 Delivery Mode: Online Examines research and theory on families in the U.S. Emphasis on variations in families, recent changes, and prospects for the future. Call# 5780   Section 801    3.0 cr May 26-June 30 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Nybroten, Kathleen A.

SPED (Special Education)

SPED 331 /531 Gen Methods for Students with Mild Dis Special course fee $20.00 P: SPED 210 or 220 or 330 or 350; or consent of instructor. May be taken concurrently with SPED330/530 P: Limited to teaching majors admitted to College of Education and Human Sciences Delivery Mode: Online This course is designed to provide the prospective special education teacher with a basic knowledge of the legal foundation for special education, effective instructional practices and their philosophical underpinnings, and principles of collaborative practices. Call# 5955   Section 801G    2.0 cr July 12-July 23 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Morin, Joseph E.

SPED 453 /653 Behavioral Assessment and Planning Special course fee $10.00 P: SPED 306/506, and 401/601 or 403/503; or consent of instructor P: Limited to admitted special education majors Delivery Mode: Online This course will focus on the development of knowledge and skills in the areas of implementing a functional behavior assessment (FBA) and creating a behavior intervention plan (BIP) based on FBA results. Call# 5957   Section 801G    1.0 cr June 14-June 25 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Battalio, Rosemary L.

SPED 782 Special Education Law Special course fee $30.00 Delivery Mode: Online Call Continuing Ed-836-3636 This intensive course is designed for graduate level students and addresses federal legislation, regulations, and process and litigation specifically related to special education. In-depth analysis of case law and the implications for the PK-12 education system emphasized. Call# 6072   Section 601    3.0 cr June 07-July 02 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Dempsey, Stephen D.

SPED 786 Leadership in Special Education Special course fee $30.00 P: SPED 782 Delivery Mode: Online Call Continuing Ed-836-3636 This course addresses leadership and administration of PK-12 special education programs. Operational responsibilities will be analyzed. Call# 6073   Section 601    3.0 cr July 12-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Teske, Todd A.

WMNS (Womens Studies)

WMNS 433 /633 Women and Social Science Special course fee $30.00 GE IIIG Social Science-Interdisciplinary Study Minimum junior standing Delivery Mode: Online WORK-FAMILY ISSUE Emphasis on analyzing language surrounding work-family issues, policies, and practices influence perceptions/expectations of women. Examine different perspectives on the intersection of work and family, including institutional, social psychological, and communication perspectives. Call# 5970   Section 802G    3.0 cr July 12-August 06 Time & Day Arranged      Online/Web Instructor: Schultz, Nicole J.

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Updated: August 10, 2010