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Course ID Course title and goal areas Credits
IENG 498 Industrial Engineering Design I IENG 498
4
IENG 499 Industrial Engineering Design II IENG 499
4
INFS 115 Information Access INFS 115
2
INFS 315 Searching for Information INFS 315
4
INFS 338 The Craft and Commerce of Book Publishing INFS 338
4
INFS 340 Research in Special Collections and Archives INFS 340
4
INFS 350I Information Studies Individual Internship INFS 350I
1-8
INFS 360I Information Studies Student Designed Independent Studies INFS 360I
1-8
INFS 365I Information Studies Prior Learning INFS 365I
1-8
INFS 518 Information Issues: INFS 518
4
INFS 518G Information Issues: INFS 518G
4
INFS 660I Information Studies Student Designed Independent Studies INFS 660I
1-6
INSA 308 Intelligence Analytics INSA 308
2
INSA 451 Advanced AI Applications in Intelligence Operations INSA 451
4
LAED 440 Methods of Teaching Language Arts in Urban Grades K-6 LAED 440
3
LAED 445 Teaching Writing and Communications in Urban Grades 5-12 LAED 445
4
LAED 450 Teaching Language Arts in Urban Middle and High School LAED 450
4
LING 111 Vocabulary Study LING 111
3
LING 316 The Nature of Language LING 316
4
LING 326 Language and Culture LING 326
4
LING 327 Language and Society LING 327
4
LING 346 Language and Gender LING 346
4
LING 350I Linguistics Individualized Internship LING 350I
1-9
LING 360 The Structure of Language LING 360
4
LING 360I Linguistics Student Designed Independent Studies LING 360I
1-8
LING 365I Linguistics Prior Learning LING 365I
1-8
LING 380 Special Topics in Linguistics LING 380
2-4
LING 401 Tutorial I LING 401
1
LING 402 Tutorial 2 LING 402
1
LING 403 Tutorial 3 LING 403
1
LING 404 Tutorial 4 LING 404
1
LING 475 Semantics and Pragmatics LING 475
4
LING 547 History of the English Language LING 547
4
LING 547G History of the English Language LING 547G
4
LING 660I Linguistics Student Designed Independent Studies LING 660I
1-4
LIT 100 Introduction to Literature LIT 100
3
LIT 160I Literature Student Designed Independent Studies LIT 160I
1-9
LIT 161 Global Graphic Novel LIT 161
4
LIT 165I Literature Prior Learning LIT 165I
1-4
LIT 222 Banned Books LIT 222
4
LIT 300 Literary Analysis LIT 300
3
LIT 301 The Short Story LIT 301
4
LIT 302 The Novel LIT 302
4
LIT 303 Drama LIT 303
4
LIT 307 Poetry LIT 307
4
LIT 311 Transforming English Studies LIT 311
4
LIT 312 Women Writers LIT 312
4
LIT 315 Gender and Race in Literature and Film LIT 315
4
LIT 326 Love and Sex in Pre-Modern World Literature LIT 326
4
LIT 327 The Fairy Tale LIT 327
4
LIT 330 Children's Literature LIT 330
4
LIT 332 Adolescent Literatures LIT 332
4
LIT 341 American Literature: Beginnings-1870 LIT 341
4
LIT 342 American Literature: 1870-Present LIT 342
4
LIT 349 Nature Writing and Environmental Literature LIT 349
4
LIT 350I Literature Individualized Internship LIT 350I
1-8
LIT 360I Literature Student Designed Independent Studies LIT 360I
1-9
LIT 361 African-American Literature LIT 361
4
LIT 362 Black Women Writers LIT 362
4
LIT 363 Native American Oral and Written Narratives LIT 363
4
LIT 364 Literature by Immigrants of Color LIT 364
4
LIT 365 Asian Women Writers LIT 365
4
LIT 368 Asian American Literature LIT 368
4
LIT 369 African and African Diasporic Literatures LIT 369
4
LIT 371 English Literature: Beginnings-1800 LIT 371
4
LIT 372 English Literature: 1800-Present LIT 372
4
LIT 373 Asian and Asian Diasporic Literatures LIT 373
4
LIT 383 Latinx Literature of the U.S. LIT 383
4
LIT 390 Authors and Topics in Literature LIT 390
1-4
LIT 400 ¸é±ð´Ú±ô±ð³¦³Ù¾±±¹±ðÌý°ä²¹±è²õ³Ù´Ç²Ô±ð LIT 400
1
LIT 401 Literature of the Global South LIT 401
4
LIT 480 Literature Capstone Seminar LIT 480
4
LIT 501G Literary Criticism: Beginnings-1950 LIT 501G
4
LIT 502 Literary Theory: 1950-Present LIT 502
4
LIT 502G Literary Criticism: 1950-Present LIT 502G
4
LIT 560I Literature Student Designed Independent Studies LIT 560I
1-8
LIT 590 Advanced Studies in Literature LIT 590
4
LIT 590G Advanced Studies in Literature LIT 590G
4
LIT 660I Literature Student Designed Independent Studies LIT 660I
1-8
MAED 106 Math for Elementary Teachers MAED 106
4
MAED 360I Mathematics Education Student Designed Independent Studies MAED 360I
1-5
MAED 440 Teaching Mathematics to Urban Learners in Grades K-8 MAED 440
4
MAED 450 Teaching Mathematics to Urban Learners in Grades 5-12 MAED 450
4
MAPL 610 Political Process and Public Policy MAPL 610
4
MAPL 611 Political and Advocacy Leadership MAPL 611
4
MAPL 612 Organizing and Communication for Advocacy MAPL 612
4
MAPL 613 Policy Evaluation MAPL 613
4
MAPL 620 Nonprofits as Agents of Democracy MAPL 620
4
MAPL 621 Advocacy, Organizing and Lobbying in the Nonprofit Sector MAPL 621
4
MAPL 625 Fundraising for Nonprofits and Advocacy MAPL 625
4
MAPL 630 Labor Organizing MAPL 630
4
MAPL 631 Labor and the Political Economy MAPL 631
4
MAPL 640 Advocacy in the Public Sector: Service in the Elective Branch MAPL 640
4
MAPL 641 Advocacy in the Public Sector: Service in the Executive Branch MAPL 641
4
MAPL 645 Legislative Process and the Model Legislature MAPL 645
4
MAPL 650I Masters in Advocacy and Political Leader Internship MAPL 650I
1-4
MAPL 652 Advocacy, Policy Research, and Organizing Capstone MAPL 652
4
MAPL 660 The Impact of Art on Social Change Movements MAPL 660
4
MAPL 660I Masters in Advocacy and Political Student-Designed Independent Study (SDIS) MAPL 660I
1-4
MAPL 661 Ethics in Policy, Politics and Advocacy MAPL 661
4