2021-2022 Bulletin

• 2021-2022 Bulletin (2021-2022)
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•   3 Lower-division Art electives
•   3 Upper-division Art electives
•   Additional adviser-approved 500-level coursework
•   Advisor-Approved 200+ level Biology Course with Lab
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•   Adviser-approved, graduate-level methods electives (3 courses)
•   Approved graduate mathematics education course
• ArH 2XX Any 200-level Art History Class
• ArH 407 Art History Seminar
• BSt 211 Introduction to African Studies
• BSt 5XX All 500-level courses in Black Studies
•  Exam Biostatistics Comprehensive Examination
•   Comprehensive Examination: Lab section
•   Comprehensive Examination: Written section
• ChLa 5XX All 500-level courses in Chicano/Latino Studies
•   Choose four of the following 4-credit courses (16 credits total):
•   Choose one of the following pairs (for a total of 8 credits):
•   Choose three of the following 4-credit courses (12 credits total):
•   Choose two 4-credit 100, 200 or 300 level Graphic Design, Art Practice, or Art History courses
•   Choose two of the following courses (for a total of 8 credits):
•   Choral Track Music Electives
•   Courses that support career and other interests
•  Exam Certified in Public Health Examination
• Des 3XX/Des 4XX  Upper Division Electives
• Des 408 Workshop
•   Dissertation credits
•   Professional Development: Two credits of professional development, ESR 655 and ESR 656 or other similar courses recommended by the Advisory Committee and subject to approval by the EES doctoral program director
•   Research Methods: One course in research methods, such as ESM 566, ESM 567, G 523, Geog 525, Geog 597, Geog 694, USP 683, SOC 592 or other similar course recommended by the Advisory Committee and subject to approval by the EES doctoral program director
•   Seminar: Four credits of seminar, which may be satisfied by any combination of ESM/G/GEOG 507 Speakers Series, ESR 655/656/657 Professional Prep series, Research Group Seminars at the departmental 500 level, and Journal Clubs offered in the student’s area at the departmental 500 level.
•   Eight 4-credit upper-division art history courses, at least two of which must be seminars: ArH 407, ArH 410, and/or ArH 449.
•   Electives 15
•  Electives 
• Exam   Certified in Public Health Examination
•   An additional 16 credits of advisor-approved lower- and/or upper-division courses in art history, art practices, graphic design; courses offered in Architecture, Film, Music & Theater; and/or other select liberal arts courses.
•  Fin 535 Financial Information Systems
•   (For piano majors in lieu of 2 credits of Mus 395, 396, or 397)
•   Four Additional Upper-Level ARH courses
•   Free electives
•   Free electives
•   Free electives
•   Freshman Inquiry
•   Graduate-level Anthropology electives (3 courses)
• Hst 490 Comparative World History: Empires of Knowledge
• Hst 490 Comparative World History: Global Health
•   (if not taken as required)
•   Instrumental Track Music Electives
•   Interprofessional Education course
•   (Jazz section)
•   Junior ECE elective
•   Junior ECE electives
•   Junior or senior ECE elective
•   Junior or senior ECE electives
•   Additional adviser-approved 500-level coursework
•   Additional credits in the major academic area
•   Additional PS electives (minimum 12 upper division)
•   Additional PS electives (minimum 12 upper-division)
•   Additional upper division credits from any department(s) in the major academic area
•   Additional upper division psychology courses (300-or 400-level, excluding 401-409)
•  511 Advanced Language
•  514 Advanced Language
•  512 Advanced Language
•  517 Advanced Language
•  516 Advanced Language
•   Adviser-approved education courses
•   Adviser approved electives taken within the College of Education
•   Adviser approved non-Black Studies
•   Adviser-approved upper-division credits in architecture
•   Adviser-approved, upper-division research project
•   Advisor approved courses (from licensure program or electives)
•   Advisor-approved electives (see below)
•   a linguistics course in the major language
•   An adviser-approved, graduate-level course in research methods
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•   Anthropology, psychology, or sociology
•   And Either
•   biology, geology, chemistry, computer science, electrical engineering, or physics
•   Another course with advisor approval
•   Any adviser-approved, upper-division (300-400-level) writing course
•   A one-term, adviser-approved senior practicum or seminar
•   A one-term, adviser-approved, upper-division research project or practicum
•   appropriate adviser-approved, upper-division course
•   Approved civil engineering electives
•   Approved elective course (see an adviser)
•   Approved Environmental Engineering Electives
•   Approved graduate-level electives (4 courses at least 2 non-Anth)
•   Approved graduate-level electives (Anth, non-Anth)
•   Approved Laboratory Science
•   Approved Math electives
•   Approved mechanical engineering electives
•   Approved Science elective
•   Approved upper-division computer science electives
•   Approved upper division CS elective 4
•   Approved upper division CS elective
•   Approved upper-division electives (minimum of 12 upper-division)
•   Approved upper-division programming intensive CS elective
•   Arch 381 and/or 382 Arch Design Studio 2 and/or 3 and/or Arch 384, 385 and/or Arch Design Focus Studio 1 and 2
• Arch 3xx/4xx Architectural Upper-Division Elective
• Arch 46x Building Tectonics Elective
• Arch 533 Contemporary Issues Seminar - Public Interest Design in Practice
• Arch 53x Architectural Theory Elective
• Arch 541 Practicum - Public Interest Design Fieldwork
• Arch 54x Professional Practice Elective
•   5xx Special Interest Electives
•   Arch Design Focus Studio 1 and 2
•   Architecture or art studio electives
•   Arch Design Focus Studio 1 and 2
•   Area electives (see below)
•   Area of concentration
•   Area Studies
•   Arranged in consultation with adviser; may be Capstone or Practicum
•   At least 5 courses
•   At least one 4-credit course in research methods
•   At least one pre-1800 course
•   Biology (see adviser)
•   Business specialization options (see descriptions below)
•   Calculus through Mth 253 or equivalent
•   CCJ elective credits (minimum of 8 credits at or above 300-level)
•   CCJ elective credits (minimum of 8 credits at or above 300-level)
•   CCJ elective credits (minimum of 8 credits at or above 300-level)
•   Chemistry (see above)
•   Choose one from the following:
•   Cognate Electives (taken outside the School)
•   Communication electives
•   Complete proctored master's comprehensive examination
•   Approved CS Minor courses
•   Connected/Regional Learning (adviser-approved area-specific or thematic courses)
•   Field of Specialization (Tracks-1-3)
•   Core courses (one from each core area and selected from program list)
•   Core courses (one from each core area and selected from program list and ESM 551)
•   Core Coursework
•   Core coursework
• Coun 526 Effective Teaching (Track I, 0 cr.; Track II, 6 cr.)
• Coun 589 Action Research in Counseling
• COUN Electives Electives (Track I, 8 cr.; Track II, 2 cr.)
• D 399 Performance Lab
•   Dissertation credits
•   Dissertation seminar
•   Ec graduate level elective
•   Education/Pedagogy (chosen with adviser's assistance)
•   Eight adviser-approved credits chosen from related courses within departments in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
•   Eight graduate credits chosen from 551, 552, 553
•   Elective credits determined by student and advisor.
•   Electives approved by Law and Legal Studies advisor (maximum 8 credits)
•   Electives approved by Law and Legal Studies advisor (maximum 8 credits)
•   Elective specialty and related engineering areas
•   Emphasis Area Course
• Eng 449/549 Advanced Topics in Cultural Studies: Comics History & Theory
• Eng 490/590 Visual Rhetoric
•   Ensemble: Chosen with advice of graduate faculty
• ESR 603 Departmental Dissertation
•   Field of Specialization (Tracks-1-4)
•   First-Year Cohort Course
•   Five 400-level PS courses
•   Foundations in Language/Linguistic Theory
•   Foundations of Education
•   Four adviser-approved courses in advanced computer applications
•   Free electives
•   Freshman Inquiry
•   Freshman Inquiry
•   Freshman Inquiry
•   Geography electives (upper-division)
•   Graduate-level Non-Anthropology electives (2 courses)
•   Graduate-level Anthropology electives (2 courses)
•   Graduate-level Anthropology electives (3 courses)
•   GSCM Elective
• GSCM XXX Elective
•   Health systems courses
•   History Electives
• Hon 407 Honors Seminar
•   Integrative workshop
•   International Experience
•   International Experience
•   Internship option
• Intl 2xx Introduction to Regional Studies
•   Jewish history/culture in the State of Israel
•   Jewish history/culture in the United States
•   Jewish history/culture prior to 1700
•   Language/Education Applied Linguistic Theory
•   Language, literature and culture
•   Thesis/project/exams
•   Linguistic Analysis
•   Linguistics
•   Linguistics
•   Linguistics electives
•   Linguistics electives (upper-division)
•   Linguistics electives (upper-division)
•   Lower Division Black Studies courses
•   Lower division geology with labs/field studies
•   Lower-division history electives (20 maximum)