Group Satisfying & Multicultural Courses

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Subject/Course	Title	A&L	SSC	SC	AC	IP	IC
AAD 250	Art and Human Values	•				•
AAD 251	The Arts and Visual Literacy	•				•
AAD 252	Art and Gender	•				•
AAD 301	Understanding Arts and Creative Sectors	•
ANTH 114	Anthropology of Pirates and Piracy		•				•
ANTH 145	Principles of Archaeology			•
ANTH 150	World Archaeology		•				•
ANTH 161	World Cultures		•				•
ANTH 162	Introduction to Medical Anthropology		•				•
ANTH 163	Origins of Storytelling			•			•
ANTH 165	Sexuality and Culture		•			•
ANTH 170	Introduction to Human Origins			•
ANTH 171	Introduction to Monkeys and Apes			•
ANTH 173	Evolution of Human Sexuality			•		•
ANTH 175	Evolutionary Medicine			•
ANTH 176	Introduction to Forensic Anthropology			•
ANTH 234	Pacific Island Societies		•				•
ANTH 270	Introduction to Biological Anthropology			•
ANTH 280	Introduction to Language and Culture		•
ANTH 311	Anthropology of Globalization		•				•
ANTH 314	Gender in Cross-Cultural Perspective		•			•
ANTH 315	Gender, Folklore, Inequality		•			•
ANTH 320	Native North Americans		•			•
ANTH 322	Anthropology of the United States		•		•
ANTH 326	Caribbean Societies		•				•
ANTH 327	Anthropological Perspectives on Africa		•				•
ANTH 328	New Guinea		•				•
ANTH 329	Immigration and Farmworkers Political Culture		•			•
ANTH 330	Hunters and Gatherers		•				•
ANTH 331	Cultures of South Asia		•				•
ANTH 340	Fundamentals of Archaeology			•

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Subject/Course	Title	A&L	SSC	SC	AC	IP	IC
ANTH 341	Food Origins			•
ANTH 342	Archaeology of Egypt and Near East		•				•
ANTH 343	Pacific Islands Archaeology		•				•
ANTH 344	Oregon Archaeology		•		•
ANTH 345	Archaeology of East Asia		•
ANTH 347	Archaeology of Ancient Cities		•				•
ANTH 350	Olmec, Maya, and Aztec Societies		•				•
ANTH 355	Lithic Analysis in Archaeology			•
ANTH 361	Human Evolution			•
ANTH 362	Human Biological Variation			•		•
ANTH 368	Scientific Racism: An Anthropological History					•
ANTH 369	Human Growth and Development			•
ANTH 375	Primates in Ecological Communities			•
ANTH 376	Genomics and Anthropology			•
ANTH 413	Culture and Psychology						•
ANTH 420	Culture, Illness, and Healing						•
ANTH 421	Anthropology of Gender					•
ANTH 424	Feminist Methods in Anthropology					•
ANTH 429	Jewish Folklore and Ethnology					•
ANTH 430	Balkan Society and Folklore						•
ANTH 434	Native South Americans						•
ANTH 439	Feminism and Ethnography					•
ANTH 442	Northwest Coast Archaeology				•
ANTH 443	North American Archaeology					•
ANTH 448	Gender and Archaeology					•
ANTH 465	Gender Issues in Nutritional Anthropology					•
ARB 201	Second-Year Arabic	•
ARB 202	Second-Year Arabic	•
ARB 203	Second-Year Arabic	•
ARB 301	Language and Culture	•					•
ARB 302	Language and Culture	•					•
ARB 303	Language and Culture	•					•
ARB 331	Reading Classical Arabic	•
ARH 101	Global Masterpieces: Monuments in Context	•					•
ARH 204	History of Western Art I	•
ARH 205	History of Western Art II	•
ARH 206	History of Western Art III	•
ARH 207	History of Indian Art	•					•
ARH 208	History of Chinese Art	•					•
ARH 209	History of Japanese Art	•					•
ARH 210	Contemporary Asian Art and Architecture	•					•

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Subject/Course	Title	A&L	SSC	SC	AC	IP	IC
ARH 314	History of Western Architecture I	•
ARH 315	History of Western Architecture II	•
ARH 320M	History of Jewish Art	•				•
ARH 322	Art of Ancient Greece	•
ARH 323	Art of Ancient Rome	•
ARH 331	Cultures of the Medieval West	•
ARH 348	Rome in Age of Bernini	•
ARH 349	History of Prints	•
ARH 351	19th-Century Art	•
ARH 353	Modern Art 1880-1950	•
ARH 354	Art since 1945	•
ARH 358	History of Design	•
ARH 359	History of Photography	•
ARH 381	Nomadic Art of Eurasia	•					•
ARH 384	Chinese Art I	•					•
ARH 386	Chinese Art III	•					•
ARH 387	Chinese Buddhist Art	•					•
ARH 397	Japanese Buddhist Art	•					•
ARH 463	Native American Architecture				•
ARH 488	Japanese Prints						•
ART 101	Understanding Contemporary Media	•
ART 111	The Artist Experience	•
ASIA 350	What is Asia: Theoretical Debates						•
ASL 201	Second-Year American Sign Language	•
ASL 202	Second-Year American Sign Language	•
ASL 203	Second-Year American Sign Language	•
ASL 301	American Deaf Culture					•
ASTR 121	The Solar System			•
ASTR 122	Birth and Death of Stars			•
ASTR 123	Galaxies and the Expanding Universe			•
BA 101	Introduction to Business		•
BI 121	Introduction to Human Physiology			•
BI 122	Introduction to Human Genetics			•
BI 123	Biology of Cancer			•
BI 130	Introduction to Ecology			•
BI 131	Introduction to Evolution			•
BI 132	Introduction to Animal Behavior			•
BI 140M	Science, Policy, and Biology			•
BI 211	General Biology I: Cells			•
BI 212	General Biology II: Organisms			•
BI 213	General Biology III: Populations			•

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Subject/Course	Title	A&L	SSC	SC	IP	IC
BI 214	General Biology IV: Mechanisms			•
BI 281H	Honors Biology I: Cells, Biochemistry and Physiology			•
BI 282H	Honors Biology II: Genetics and Molecular Biology			•
BI 283H	Honors Biology III: Evolution, Diversity and Ecology			•
BI 306	Pollination Biology			•
BI 307	Forest Biology			•
BI 309	Tropical Diseases in Africa					•
BI 357	Marine Biology			•
BI 372	Filed Biology			•
CAS 101H	Reacting to the Past		•
CH 111	Introduction to Chemical Principles			•
CH 113	The Chemistry of Sustainability			•
CH 114	Green Product Design			•
CH 140M	Science, Policy, and Biology			•
CH 157M	Information, Quantum Mechanics and DNA			•
CH 221	General Chemistry			•
CH 222	General Chemistry			•
CH 223	General Chemistry			•
CH 224H	Honors General Chemistry			•
CH 225H	Honors General Chemistry			•
CH 226H	Honors General Chemistry			•
CHN 150	Introduction to the Chinese Novel	•				•
CHN 151	Introduction to Chinese Film	•				•
CHN 152	Introduction to Chinese Popular Culture	•				•
CHN 201	Second-Year Chinese	•
CHN 202	Second-Year Chinese	•
CHN 203	Second-Year Chinese	•
CHN 301	Third-Year Chinese	•
CHN 302	Third-Year Chinese	•
CHN 303	Third-Year Chinese	•
CHN 305	History of Chinese Literature	•				•
CHN 306	History of Chinese Literature	•				•
CHN 307	History of Chinese Literature	•				•
CHN 308	Literature of Modern Taiwan	•				•
CHN 350	Gender and Sexuality in Traditional Chinese Literature	•			•
CHN 351	Gender and Sexuality in Modern Chinese Literature	•			•
CHN 380	Self and Society in Traditional Chinese Literature	•
CHN 381	City in Chinese Literature and Film	•				•
CHN 423	Issues in Early Chinese Literature					•
CHN 424	Issues in Medieval Chinese Literature					•
CHN 425	Issues in Modern Chinese Literature					•

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Subject/Course	Title	A&L	SC	IP	IC
CHN 451	Post-Mao Fiction and Debate				•
CHN 452	Chinese Film and Theory				•
CINE 350	Gender and Sexuality in European Cinema	•		•
CINE 360	Film Theory	•
CIS 105	Explorations in Computing		•
CIS 110	Fluency with Information Technology		•
CIS 111	Introduction to Web Programming		•
CIS 122	Introduction to Programming and Problem Solving		•
CIS 210	Computer Science I		•
CIS 211	Computer Science II		•
CIS 212	Computer Science III		•
CLAS 110	Classical Mythology	•		•
CLAS 201	Greek Life and Culture	•
CLAS 202	Roman Life and Culture	•
CLAS 301	Greek and Roman Epic	•
CLAS 302	Greek and Roman Tragedy	•
CLAS 303	Classical Greek Philosophers	•
CLAS 310	Early China, Ancient Greece	•			•
CLAS 311	Death and Rebirth in Greece and India	•			•
CLAS 314	Gender and Sexuality in Antiquity	•		•
COLT 101	Introduction to Comparative Literature	•		•
COLT 102	Introduction to Comparative Literature	•			•
COLT 103	Introduction to Comparative Literature	•			•
COLT 211	Comparative World Literature	•			•
COLT 212	Comparative World Cinema	•			•
COLT 231	Literature and Society	•			•
COLT 232	Literature and Film	•			•
COLT 233	Literature and Science	•
COLT 301	Approaches to Comparative Literature	•		•
COLT 305	Cultural Studies	•			•
COLT 360	Gender and Identity in Literature	•		•
COLT 370	Comparative Comics	•		•
DAN 251	Looking at Dance	•
DAN 301	Dance in Traditional Cultures: Africa: [Topic]				•
DANE 201	Second-Year Danish	•
DANE 202	Second-Year Danish	•
DANE 203	Second-Year Danish	•
EALL 209	Language and Society in East Asia	•			•
EALL 210	China: A Cultural Odyssey	•			•
EALL 211	Japan: A Cultural Odyssey	•			•
EALL 360	East Asian Cinema	•			•

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Subject/Course	Title	A&L	SSC	IP	IC
EC 101	Contemporary Economic Issues		•
EC 201	Introduction to Economic Analysis: Microeconomics		•
EC 202	Introduction to Economic Analysis: Macro-economics		•
EC 327	Introduction to Game Theory		•
EC 330	Urban and Regional Economic Problems		•	•
EC 333	Resource and Environmental Economic Issues		•
EC 340	Issues in Public Economics		•
EC 350	Labor Market Issues		•
EC 360	Issues in Industrial Organization		•
EC 370	Money and Banking		•
EC 380	International Economic Issues		•
EC 390	Problems and Issues in the Developing Economies		•		•
EC 430	Urban and Regional Economics			•
EC 490	Economic Growth and Development				•
EDST 111	Educational Issues and Problems		•
ENG 104	Introduction to Literature: Fiction	•
ENG 105	Introduction to Literature: Drama	•
ENG 106	Introduction to Literature: Poetry	•
ENG 107	World Literature	•			•
ENG 108	World Literature	•			•
ENG 109	World Literature	•			•
ENG 110	Introduction to Film and Media	•
ENG 207	Shakespeare	•
ENG 208	Shakespeare	•
ENG 210	Survey of English Literature	•
ENG 211	Survey of English Literature	•
ENG 215	Survey of American Literature	•
ENG 216	Survey of American Literature	•
ENG 225	Age of King Arthur	•
ENG 230	Introduction to Environmental Literature	•
ENG 241	Introduction to African American Literature	•		•
ENG 242	Introduction to Asian American Literature	•		•
ENG 243	Introduction to Chicano and Latino Literature	•		•
ENG 244	Introduction to Native American Literature	•		•
ENG 245	Introduction to Ethnic American Literature: [Topic]			•
ENG 246	Introduction to Global Literatures in English: [Topic]				•
ENG 265	History of the Motion Picture	•
ENG 266	History of the Motion Picture	•
ENG 267	History of the Motion Picture	•
ENG 315	Women Writers' Cultures: [Topic]			•
ENG 316	Women Writers' Forms: [Topic]			•

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Subject/Course	Title	A&L	SSC	SC	AC	IP
ENG 321	English Novel	•
ENG 322	English Novel	•
ENG 323	English Novel	•
ENG 330	Oral Controversy and Advocacy	•
ENG 335	Inventing Arguments	•
ENG 340	Jewish Writers	•				•
ENG 360	African American Writers					•
ENG 361	Native American Writers					•
ENG 362	Asian American Writers					•
ENG 363	Chicano and Latino Writers					•
ENG 364	Comparative Ethnic American Literatures				•
ENG 380	Film, Media, and History	•
ENG 381	Film, Media, and Culture	•				•
ENG 385	Graphic Narratives and Cultural Theory	•
ENG 391	American Novel	•
ENG 392	American Novel	•
ENG 394	20th-Century Literature	•
ENG 395	20th-Century Literature	•
ENG 496	Feminist Film Criticism: [Topic]					•
ENG 497	Feminist Literary Theory					•
ENG 498	Studies in Women and Literature: [Topic]					•
ENVS 201	Introduction to Environmental Studies: Social Sciences		•
ENVS 202	Introduction to Environmental Studies: Natural Sciences			•
ENVS 203	Introduction to Environmental Studies: Humanities	•
ENVS 335	Allocating Scarce Environmental Resources		•
ENVS 345	Environmental Ethics	•
ES 101	Introduction to Ethnic Studies		•		•
ES 250	Introduction to African American Studies		•		•
ES 252	Introduction to Asian American Studies		•		•
ES 254	Introduction to Chicano and Latino Studies		•		•
ES 256	Introduction to Native American Studies		•		•
ES 310	Race and Popular Culture: [Topic]					•
ES 330	Women of Color: Issues and Concerns				•
ES 350	Native Americans and the Environment					•
ES 352	Social Equity and Criminal Justice		•			•
ES 370	Race, Ethnicity, and Cinema: [Topic]					•
ES 440	Race, Literature, and Culture: [Topic]					•
ES 456	History of Native American Education					•
FHS 213	Issues for Children and Families		•
FINN 201	Second-Year Finnish	•
FINN 202	Second-Year Finnish	•

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Subject/Course	Title	A&L	SSC	SC	AC	IP	IC
FINN 203	Second-Year Finnish	•
FLR 225	Voices of Africa	•					•
FLR 235	Folklore and the Supernatural	•
FLR 250	Introduction to Folklore	•				•
FLR 255	Folklore and United States Popular Culture	•				•
FLR 370	Folklore and Sexuality	•				•
FLR 411	Folklore and Religion						•
FLR 416	African Folklore						•
FLR 418	Folklore and Gender					•
FLR 483	Folklore and Mythology of the British Isles					•
FLR 484	Folklore in the United States				•
FR 150	Cultural Legacies of France	•					•
FR 201	Second-Year French	•
FR 202	Second-Year French	•
FR 203	Second-Year French	•
FR 301	Culture et langage: la France contemporaine	•					•
FR 303	Culture et langage: Identites Francophones	•					•
FR 317	French Survey: Medieval and Renaissance	•
FR 318	French Survey: Baroque and Enlightenment	•
FR 319	French Survey: 19th and 20th Centuries	•
FR 330	French Poetry	•
FR 331	French Theater	•
FR 333	French Narrative	•
FR 362	French Film	•					•
FR 497	Francophone Women's Writing					•
GEOG 141	The Natural Environment			•
GEOG 142	The Human World		•				•
GEOG 181	Our Digital Earth		•
GEOG 201	World Regional Geography		•				•
GEOG 202	Geography of Europe		•
GEOG 204	Geography of Russia and Neighbors		•				•
GEOG 205	Geography of Pacific Asia		•				•
GEOG 208	Geography of the United States and Canada		•		•
GEOG 209	Geography of the Middle East and North Africa		•				•
GEOG 214	Geography of Latin America		•				•
GEOG 321	Climatology			•
GEOG 322	Geomorphology			•
GEOG 323	Biogeography			•
GEOG 341	Population and Environment		•				•
GEOG 342	Geography of Globalization		•
GEOG 343	Society, Culture, and Place		•			•

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Subject/Course	Title	A&L	SC	AC	IP	IC
GEOG 360	Watershed Science and Policy		•
GEOG 361	Global Environmental Change		•
GEOG 441	Political Geography				•
GEOG 444	Cultural Geography				•
GEOG 465	Environment and Development					•
GEOG 471	North American Historical Landscapes			•
GEOG 475	Advanced Geography of Non-European-American Regions: [Topic]					•
GEOL 101	Earth's Dynamic Interior		•
GEOL 102	Environmental Geology and Landform Development		•
GEOL 103	The Evolving Earth		•
GEOL 110	People, Rocks, and Fire		•
GEOL 156M	Scientific Revolutions		•
GEOL 201	Earth's Interior Heat and Dynamics		•
GEOL 202	Earth Surface and Environmental Geology		•
GEOL 203	Evolution of the Earth		•
GEOL 213	Geology of National Parks		•
GEOL 304	The Fossil Record		•
GEOL 305	Dinosaurs		•
GEOL 306	Volcanoes and Earthquakes		•
GEOL 307	Oceanography		•
GEOL 308	Geology of Oregon and the Pacific Northwest		•
GEOL 310	Earth Resources and the Environment		•
GEOL 353	Geologic Hazards		•
GER 201	Second-Year German	•
GER 202	Second-Year German	•
GER 203	Second-Year German	•
GER 204	Intensive Second-Year German	•
GER 205	Intensive Second-Year German	•
GER 221	Postwar Germany: Nation Divided	•				•
GER 222	Voices of Dissent in Germany	•			•
GER 223	Germany: A Multicultural Society	•			•
GER 257	German Culture and Thought	•				•
GER 258	German Culture and Thought	•				•
GER 259	German Culture and Thought	•				•
GER 311	Intermediate Language Training	•
GER 312	Intermediate Language Training	•
GER 313	Intermediate Language Training	•
GER 314	Intensive Intermediate Language Training	•				•
GER 315	Intensive Intermediate Language Training	•				•
GER 317	Study in Germany	•
GER 340	Introduction to German Culture and Society	•

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Subject/Course	Title	A&L	SSC	SC	AC	IP	IC
GER 341	Introduction to German Culture and Society	•
GER 350	Genres in German Literature	•					•
GER 351	Diversity in Germany	•				•
GER 352	Authors in German Literature	•
GER 354	German Gender Studies	•				•
GER 355	German Cinema: History, Theory, Practice	•					•
GER 356	German Fairy Tales	•					•
GER 360	Introduction to German Literature: Poetry, Plays, Prose	•
GER 361	Introduction to German Literature: Literary Movements	•
GER 362	Introduction to German Literature: Interpretive Models	•
GER 366	Themes in German Literature	•
GER 367	Themes in German Literature	•
GER 368	Themes in German Literature	•
GRK 301	Authors: [Topic]	•
GRK 302	Authors: [Topic]	•
GRK 303	Authors: [Topic]	•
HC 207H	Honors College Science			•
HC 209H	Honors College Science			•
HC 221H	Honors College Literature	•
HC 222H	Honors College Literature	•
HC 223H	Honors College Literature	•
HC 231H	Honors College History		•
HC 232H	Honors College History		•
HC 233H	Honors College History		•
HC 424H	Honors College Identities Colloquium: [Topic]					•
HC 434H	Honors College International Cultures Colloquium: [Topic]						•
HC 444H	Honors College American Cultures Colloquium: [Topic]				•
HIST 101	Western Civilization		•
HIST 102	Western Civilization		•
HIST 103	Western Civilization		•
HIST 104	World History		•				•
HIST 105	World History		•				•
HIST 106	World History		•				•
HIST 120	Foundations of Islamic Civilization		•				•
HIST 121	Women and Gender in World History		•				•
HIST 190	Foundations of East Asian Civilizations		•				•
HIST 191	China, Past and Present		•				•
HIST 192	Japan, Past and Present		•				•
HIST 201	United States		•
HIST 202	United States		•
HIST 203	United States		•

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Subject/Course	Title	SSC	AC	IP	IC
HIST 240	War in the Modern World I	•
HIST 241	War in the Modern World II	•
HIST 245	Russia, America, and the World	•
HIST 250	African American History	•	•
HIST 251	African American History	•	•
HIST 273	Introduction to American Environmental History	•	•
HIST 301	Modern Europe	•
HIST 302	Modern Europe	•
HIST 303	Modern Europe	•
HIST 308	History of Women in the United States I	•		•
HIST 309	History of Women in the United States II	•		•
HIST 319	Early Middle Ages in Europe	•
HIST 320	High Middle Ages in Europe	•
HIST 321	Late Middle Ages in Europe	•
HIST 325	Precolonial Africa	•			•
HIST 326	Colonial and Postcolonial Africa	•			•
HIST 345	Early Russia	•			•
HIST 346	Imperial Russia	•			•
HIST 347	Soviet Union and Contemporary Russia	•			•
HIST 350	American Radicalism			•
HIST 351	American Radicalism			•
HIST 352	The U.S. in the 1960s	•
HIST 356	Black Radicalism in U.S.		•
HIST 358	American Jewish History			•
HIST 361	Early Modern Science	•
HIST 380	Latin America	•			•
HIST 381	Latin America	•			•
HIST 382	Latin America	•			•
HIST 385	South Asia: [Topic]				•
HIST 386	India			•
HIST 387	Early China	•			•
HIST 388	Vietnam and the United States			•
HIST 396	Samurai in Film	•			•
HIST 414	Ancient Rome: [Topic]			•
HIST 415	Advanced World History: [Topic]				•
HIST 417	Society and Culture in Modern Africa: [Topic]				•
HIST 420	The Idea of Europe				•
HIST 444	The Holocaust			•
HIST 446	Modern Russia: [Topic]				•
HIST 449	Race and Ethnicity in the American West		•
HIST 455	Colonial American History		•

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Subject/Course	Title	A&L	SSC	SC	IP	IC
HIST 469	American Indian History: [Topic]				•
HIST 480	Mexico					•
HIST 482	Latin America's Indian Peoples					•
HIST 483	Latin America: [Topic]					•
HIST 484	Philippines					•
HIST 487	China: [Topic]					•
HIST 490	Japan: [Topic]					•
HIST 491	Medicine and Society in Premodern Japan					•
HIST 498	Early Japanese Culture and Society: [Topic]					•
HPHY 101	Exercise as Medicine			•
HPHY 102	Exercise and Wellness across the Life Span			•
HPHY 103	Exercise and Performance			•
HPHY 104	Understanding Human Disease			•
HPHY 105	Principles of Nutrition			•
HUM 101	Introduction to the Humanities I	•
HUM 102	Introduction to the Humanities II	•
HUM 103	Introduction to the Humanities III	•
HUM 245	Food, Art and Literature	•
HUM 260	Postwar European Culture	•				•
HUM 300	Themes in the Humanities	•
HUM 315	Introduction to African Studies					•
HUM 354	The City	•				•
HUM 355	The American City	•
HUM 361	Ancient Science and Culture	•
INTL 101	Introduction to International Issues		•			•
INTL 240	Perspectives on International Development		•			•
INTL 250	Value Systems in Cross-Cultural Perspective		•			•
INTL 260	Culture, Capitalism, and Globalization		•			•
INTL 280	Global Environmental Issues		•
INTL 340	Global Health and Development		•			•
INTL 345	Africa Today: Issues and Concerns					•
INTL 360	International Cooperation and Conflict		•		•
INTL 370	International Human Rights		•		•
INTL 421	Gender and International Development				•
INTL 423	Development and the Muslim World					•
INTL 431	Cross-Cultural Communication					•
INTL 432	Indigenous Cultural Survival					•
INTL 433	Childhood in Cross-Cultural Perspective				•
INTL 442	South Asia: Development and Social Change					•
INTL 444	Development and Social Change in Southeast Asia					•
INTL 445	Development and Social Change in Sub-Saharan Africa					•

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Subject/Course	Title	A&L	SSC	IP	IC
INTL 447	Comparative Tribalisms			•
ITAL 150	Cultural Legacies of Italy	•			•
ITAL 201	Second-Year Italian	•
ITAL 202	Second-Year Italian	•
ITAL 203	Second-Year Italian	•
ITAL 301	Cultura e lingua: l'Italia contemporanea	•			•
ITAL 303	Cultura e lingua: societa, economia, politica	•			•
ITAL 305	Cultura e lingua: arte, musica, i mass media	•			•
ITAL 317	Italian Survey: Medieval and Renaissance	•
ITAL 318	Italian Survey: Baroque and Enlightenment	•
ITAL 319	Italian Survey: 19th and 20th Centuries	•
J 201	Media and Society		•
J 209	Understanding Media		•
J 320	Gender, Media, and Diversity			•
J 385	Communication Law		•
J 387	Communication History		•
J 397	Media Ethics	•
JDST 212	Medieval and Early Modern Judaism	•		•
JDST 213	The Jewish Encounter with Modernity		•	•
JDST 220	Introduction to Judaism	•		•
JDST 320M	History of Jewish Art	•		•
JDST 324	Jewish-Christian Relations through the Ages	•		•
JDST 330	American Jewish Cultures		•	•
JDST 340	Israelis and Palestinians		•		•
JPN 201	Second-Year Japanese	•
JPN 202	Second-Year Japanese	•
JPN 203	Second-Year Japanese	•
JPN 250	Manga Millennium	•			•
JPN 301	Third-Year Japanese	•
JPN 302	Third-Year Japanese	•
JPN 303	Third-Year Japanese	•
JPN 305	Introduction to Japanese Literature	•			•
JPN 306	Introduction to Japanese Literature	•			•
JPN 307	Introduction to Japanese Literature	•			•
JPN 315	Introduction to Japanese Linguistics	•			•
JPN 425	Modern Japanese Literature: [Topic]				•
JPN 437	Classical Japanese Literary Language				•
JPN 471	The Japanese Cinema				•
KRN 151	Introduction to Korean Cinema	•			•
KRN 201	Second-Year Korean	•
KRN 202	Second-Year Korean	•

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Subject/Course	Title	A&L	SSC	SC	AC	IP	IC
KRN 203	Second-Year Korean	•
KRN 301	Third Year Korean	•
KRN 302	Third-Year Korean	•
KRN 303	Third-Year Korean	•
KRN 315	Introduction to Korean Linguistics	•					•
KRN 360	Contemporary Korean Film	•					•
KRN 361	Korean Popular Culture and Transnationalism	•					•
LA 260	Understanding Landscapes	•
LA 375	Contemporary American Landscape	•
LAS 200	Introduction to Latin American Studies						•
LAS 211	Latin American Humanities: [Topic]						•
LAS 212	Latin American Social Sciences: [Topic]						•
LAT 301	Authors: [Topic]	•
LAT 302	Authors: [Topic]	•
LAT 303	Authors: [Topic]	•
LING 101	Introduction to Language		•
LING 150	Structure of English Words	•
LING 201	Language and Power		•			•
LING 211	Languages of the World		•				•
LING 294	Child Language		•
LING 295	Language, Culture, and Society		•				•
LING 296	Language and Society in the United States		•		•
LING 301	Introduction to Linguistics Analysis		•
LING 331	African Languages: Identity, Ethnicity, History						•
LING 396	Language and Cognition		•
LING 491	Sociolinguistics					•
LING 495	Language and Gender					•
MATH 105	University Mathematics I			•
MATH 106	University Mathematics II			•
MATH 107	University Mathematics III			•
MATH 211	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics I			•
MATH 212	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics II			•
MATH 213	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics III			•
MATH 231	Elements of Discrete Mathematics I			•
MATH 232	Elements of Discrete Mathematics II			•
MATH 233	Elements of Discrete Mathematics III			•
MATH 241	Calculus for Business and Social Science I			•
MATH 242	Calculus for Business and Social Science II			•
MATH 243	Introduction to Methods of Probability and Statistics			•
MATH 246	Calculus for the Biological Sciences I			•
MATH 247	Calculus for the Biological Sciences II			•

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MATH 251	Calculus I		•
MATH 252	Calculus II		•
MATH 253	Calculus III		•
MATH 261	Calculus with Theory I		•
MATH 262	Calculus with Theory II		•
MATH 263	Calculus with Theory III		•
MATH 307	Introduction to Proof		•
MATH 343	Statistical Models and Methods		•
MUJ 350	History of Jazz, 1900-1950	•		•
MUJ 351	History of Jazz, 1940 to Present	•		•
MUS 125	Understanding Music	•
MUS 151	Popular Songwriting	•		•
MUS 227	Elements of Electronic Music	•
MUS 250	Popular Musics in Global Context				•
MUS 264	Rock History, 1950-1970			•
MUS 265	Rock History, 1965 to Present			•
MUS 267	Survey of Music History	•
MUS 268	Survey of Music History	•
MUS 269	Survey of Music History	•
MUS 270	History of the Blues	•		•
MUS 280	First Nights in American Music			•
MUS 281	Music of the Woodstock Generation				•
MUS 349	American Ethnic and Protest Music			•
MUS 351	The Music of Bach and Handel	•
MUS 353	Survey of Opera	•
MUS 356	Innovative Jazz Musicians: [Topic]			•
MUS 358	Music in World Cultures	•				•
MUS 359	Music of the Americas	•		•
MUS 360	Hip-Hop Music: History, Culture, Aesthetics	•		•
MUS 363	The Beatles and Their Times	•
MUS 380	Film: Drama, Photography, Music	•
MUS 451	Introduction to Ethnomusicology					•
MUS 452	Musical Instruments of the World					•
MUS 453	Folk Music of the Balkans					•
MUS 454	Music of India					•
MUS 457	Native American Music				•
MUS 458	Celtic Music					•
MUS 459	African Music					•
MUS 460	Music and Gender				•
MUS 462	Popular Musics in the African Diaspora				•
NORW 201	Second-Year Norwegian	•

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Subject/Course	Title	A&L	SSC	SC	AC	IP	IC
NORW 202	Second-Year Norwegian	•
NORW 203	Second-Year Norwegian	•
PHIL 101	Philosophical Problems	•
PHIL 102	Ethics	•
PHIL 103	Critical Reasoning	•
PHIL 110	Human Nature	•				•
PHIL 120	Ethics of Enterprise and Exchange	•
PHIL 123	Internet, Society, and Philosophy		•
PHIL 130	Philosophy and Popular Culture	•
PHIL 170	Love and Sex	•				•
PHIL 211	Existentialism	•
PHIL 213	Asian Philosophy	•					•
PHIL 216	Philosophy and Cultural Diversity	•			•
PHIL 307	Social and Political Philosophy		•
PHIL 308	Social and Political Philosophy		•
PHIL 309	Global Justice		•				•
PHIL 310	History of Philosophy: Ancient and Medieval	•
PHIL 311	History of Philosophy: Modern	•
PHIL 312	History of Philosophy: 19th Century	•
PHIL 322	Philosophy of the Arts	•
PHIL 330	Philosophy and Disaster	•
PHIL 332	Philosophy of Film	•
PHIL 335	Medical Ethics	•
PHIL 339	Introduction to Philosophy of Science		•
PHIL 340	Environmental Philosophy	•
PHIL 342	Introduction to Latin American Philosophy	•					•
PHIL 343	Critical Theory		•			•
PHIL 344	Introduction to Philosophy of Law		•
PHIL 345	Place in the Cosmos	•
PHIL 452	Philosophy and Race					•
PHYS 101	Essentials of Physics			•
PHYS 102	Essentials of Physics			•
PHYS 152	Physics of Sound and Music			•
PHYS 153	Physics of Light, Color, and Vision			•
PHYS 155	Physics behind the Internet			•
PHYS 156M	Scientific Revolutions			•
PHYS 157M	Information, Quantum Mechanics and DNA			•
PHYS 161	Physics of Energy and Environment			•
PHYS 162	Solar and Other Renewable Energies			•
PHYS 163	Nanoscience and Society			•
PHYS 171	The Physics of Life			•

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PHYS 201	General Physics			•
PHYS 202	General Physics			•
PHYS 203	General Physics			•
PHYS 251	Foundations of Physics I			•
PHYS 252	Foundations of Physics I			•
PHYS 253	Foundations of Physics I			•
PHYS 301	Physicists' View of Nature			•
PHYS 361	Modern Science and Culture			•
PORT 150	Lusofonia: The Portuguese-Speaking World	•					•
PORT 201	Second Year Portuguese	•
PORT 202	Second-Year Portuguese	•
PORT 203	Second-Year Portuguese	•
PPPM 201	Introduction to Planning, Public Policy and Management		•
PPPM 202	Healthy Communities		•
PPPM 205	Introduction to City Planning		•
PPPM 280	Introduction to the Nonprofit Sector		•
PPPM 340	Climate-Change Policy		•
PS 101	Modern World Governments		•
PS 104	Problems in United States Politics		•
PS 201	United States Politics		•
PS 203	State and Local Government		•
PS 204	Introduction to Comparative Politics		•
PS 205	Introduction to International Relations		•
PS 208	Introduction to the Tradition of Political Theory		•
PS 225	Political Ideologies		•
PS 230	Introduction to Urban Politics		•		•
PS 260	Public Policy and Democracy		•
PS 275	Legal Process		•
PS 301	Art and the State		•
PS 321	Introduction to Political Economy		•
PS 324	European Politics		•			•
PS 326	United States Foreign Policy I		•
PS 337	The Politics of Development		•				•
PS 342	Politics of China						•
PS 345	Southeast Asian Politics		•				•
PS 347	Political Power, Influence, and Control		•
PS 348	Women and Politics					•
PS 349	Mass Media and American Politics		•
PS 352	Political Parties and Elections		•
PS 375	Race, Politics, and the Law		•		•
PS 377	Gods and Governments						•

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PS 386	United States Social Movements and Political Change		•			•
PS 388	Mafia and Corruption in Russia						•
PS 389	Direct Democracy		•			•
PS 449	Racial Politics in the United States				•
PS 463	Government and Politics of Latin America						•
PSY 201	Mind and Brain			•
PSY 202	Mind and Society		•
PSY 304	Biopsychology			•
PSY 330	Thinking		•
PSY 348	Music and the Brain			•
PSY 366	Culture and Mental Health		•			•
PSY 376	Child Development		•
PSY 380	Psychology of Gender		•			•
REES 315	Politics of Language		•				•
REL 101	World Religions: Asian Traditions	•					•
REL 102	World Religions: Near Eastern Traditions	•				•
REL 211	Early Judaism		•			•
REL 222	Introduction to the Bible I	•
REL 223	Introduction to the Bible II	•
REL 233	Introduction to Islam	•				•
REL 253	Religion, Love, and Death	•				•
REL 302	Chinese Religions		•				•
REL 303	Japanese Religions		•				•
REL 304	Religions of India		•				•
REL 305	Hinduism: Myth and Tradition	•					•
REL 317	Jesus and the Gospels	•
REL 318	Women in Judaism	•				•
REL 321	History of Christianity		•
REL 322	History of Christianity		•
REL 323	History of Christianity		•
REL 324	History of Eastern Christianity		•
REL 325	History of Eastern Christianity		•
REL 335	Introduction to the Qur�an	•					•
REL 353	Dark Self, East and West	•				•
REL 355	Mysticism	•				•
REL 440	Readings in Buddhist Scriptures						•
RUSS 201	Second-Year Russian	•
RUSS 202	Second-Year Russian	•
RUSS 203	Second-Year Russian	•
RUSS 204	Introduction to Russian Literature	•					•
RUSS 205	Introduction to Russian Literature	•					•

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Subject/Course	Title	A&L	SSC	AC	IP	IC
RUSS 206	Introduction to Russian Literature	•				•
RUSS 240	Russian Culture	•				•
RUSS 316	Third-Year Russian	•
RUSS 317	Third-Year Russian	•
RUSS 318	Third-Year Russian	•
RUSS 331	Russian Short Story	•				•
RUSS 334	Dostoevsky	•				•
RUSS 335	Tolstoy	•				•
RUSS 340	Russian Women in Literature	•				•
RUSS 351	Russian Literature and Film	•				•
RUSS 444	Slavic Linguistics: [Topic]					•
SCAN 251	Text and Interpretation	•				•
SCAN 259	Vikings through the Icelandic Sagas	•				•
SCAN 315	Nordic Cinema	•				•
SCAN 316	History of Cinema	•				•
SCAN 317	Directors, Movements, and Manifestos					•
SCAN 325	Constructions versus Constrictions of Identity	•			•
SCAN 340	Emergence of Nordic Cultures and Society	•				•
SCAN 341	Revisions of the Scandinavian Dream	•				•
SCAN 343	Norse Mythology	•				•
SCAN 344	Medieval Hero and Monster					•
SCAN 351	Periods in Scandinavian Literature	•
SCAN 352	Topics in Scandinavian Literature	•
SCAN 353	Scandinavian Women Writers	•			•
SCAN 354	Genres in Scandinavian Literature	•				•
SOC 204	Introduction to Sociology		•
SOC 207	Social Inequality		•		•
SOC 301	American Society		•
SOC 303	World Population and Social Structure		•			•
SOC 304	Community, Environment, and Society		•
SOC 305	America's Peoples		•	•
SOC 313	Social Issues and Movements		•
SOC 317	Sociology of the Mass Media		•
SOC 328	Introduction to Social Psychology		•
SOC 345	Race, Class, and Ethnic Groups		•	•
SOC 346	Work and Occupations		•
SOC 355	Sociology of Women		•		•
SOC 380	Introduction: Deviance, Control, and Crime		•
SOC 445	Sociology of Race Relations			•
SOC 450	Sociology of Developing Areas					•
SOC 455	Issues in Sociology of Gender: [Topic]				•

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SOC 456	Feminist Theory				•
SPAN 150	Cultures of the Spanish-Speaking World	•				•
SPAN 201	Second-Year Spanish	•
SPAN 202	Second-Year Spanish	•
SPAN 203	Second-Year Spanish	•
SPAN 218	Latino Heritage I	•		•
SPAN 228	Latino Heritage II	•
SPAN 301	Cultura y lengua: identidades hispanas	•
SPAN 303	Cultura y lengua: expresiones artisticas	•
SPAN 305	Cultura y lengua: cambios sociales	•				•
SPAN 308	Cultura y lengua: comunidades bilingues		•		•
SPAN 315	Spanish Pronunciation and Phonetics	•
SPAN 316	Survey of Peninsular Spanish Literature	•
SPAN 317	Survey of Peninsular Spanish Literature	•
SPAN 318	Survey of Spanish American Literature	•				•
SPAN 319	Survey of Spanish American Literature	•				•
SPAN 322	Introduction to Hispanic Linguistics		•
SPAN 328	Hispanic Literature in the United States	•		•
SPAN 330	Introduction to Spanish Poetry	•
SPAN 331	Introduction to Spanish Theater	•
SPAN 333	Introduction to Spanish Narrative	•
SPAN 450	Colonial Latin American Literature: [Topic]					•
SPAN 480	19th-Century Spanish American Literature: [Topic]					•
SPAN 490	20th-Century Latin American Literature: [Topic]					•
SWAH 201	Second-Year Swahili	•
SWAH 202	Second-Year Swahili	•
SWAH 203	Second Year Swahili	•
SWAH 301	Advanced Swahili	•
SWAH 302	Contemporary Swahili Literature	•				•
SWAH 303	Language and Culture: Swahili Nation	•				•
SWED 201	Second-Year Swedish	•
SWED 202	Second-Year Swedish	•
SWED 203	Second-Year Swedish	•
SWED 301	Third-Year Swedish	•
SWED 302	Third-Year Swedish	•
SWED 303	Third-Year Swedish	•
TA 271	Introduction to Theater Arts	•
TA 367	History of the Theater I	•
TA 368	History of the Theater II	•
TA 369	History of the Theater III	•
TA 472	Multicultural Theater: [Topic]			•

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WGS 101	Women, Difference, and Power		•		•
WGS 201	Introduction to Queer Studies				•
WGS 303	Women and Gender in American History		•		•
WGS 315	History and Development of Feminist Theory		•		•
WGS 321	Feminist Perspectives: Identity, Race, Culture		•	•
WGS 331	Science, Technology, and Gender				•
WGS 341	Women, Work, and Class		•		•
WGS 351	Introduction to Global Feminisms		•			•
WGS 352	Gender, Literature, and Culture	•			•
WGS 411	Feminist Praxis				•
WGS 422	Sexuality Studies: [Topic]				•

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