EAST ASIAN STUDIES (EAS)
EAS 130. + Change Course GREC/NW Status: Approved for GREC/NW status. (-RELI) 031 (CB22:06)
EAS 333. + Change Course GREC/NW Status: Approved for GREC/NW status. (-RELI) 031 (CB22:06)
EAS 345. + Change Course GREC/NW Status: Approved for GREC/NW status. (-RELI) 031 (CB22:06)
EAS 350.+ Change Course GREC/NW Status: Approved for GREC/NW designation. (-HUMS, -RELI) 031 (CB22:08)
EAS 422.+ New Course: Asian American Literature ASIAN AMERICAN LIT (3) [RPT/1] I Studies of major works and authors of fiction, drama, prose narrative and poetry in Asian American literature, in their relevant political, cultural and historical contexts. May be convened with EAS 522. (Identical to ENGL 422).   Lecture - 3. (available for pass-fail option) 034 (CB22:04)
EAS 427B.- New Secondary Course: The Archaeology of Pre-Han China ARCHEOL PRE-HAN CHINA (3) II The origin and florescence of Chinese culture and civilization from an archaeological perspective. An in-depth survey of Chinese prehistory and early history from the early Pleistocene to the third century BC. P, consent of instructor. (Identical to ANTH 427B, which is home) 031 (CB 22:02)
EAS 445. + Change Course GREC/NW Status: Approved for GREC/NW status. (-RELI) 031 (CB22:06)
EAS 452. Change Course GREC/NW Status: Approved for GREC/NW status. 031 (CB22:05)
EAS 487A. + Change Course GREC/NW Status: Approved for GREC/NW status. (-RELI) 031 (CB22:06)
EAS 487B. + Change Course GREC/NW Status: Approved for GREC/NW status. (-RELI) 031 (CB22:06)
EAS 496C. Change Course GREC/NW Status: Approved for GREC/NW status. 031 (CB22:05)
EAS 522.+ New Course: Asian American Literature ASIAN AMERICAN LIT (3) [RPT/1] I Studies of major works and authors of fiction, drama, prose narrative and poetry in Asian American literature, in their relevant political, cultural and historical contexts. May be convened with EAS 422. (Identical to ENGL 522). Lecture - 3. 034 (CB22:04)

ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY (ECOL)
ECOL 182.+ Course Special Fee: new fee: $10 (-BIOC, -MCB, -MIC). 034 (CB22:11)
ECOL 183. Course Special Fee: new fee: $50. 034 (CB22:11)
ECOL 206. Course Special Fee: new fee: $20. 034 (CB22:11)
ECOL 223. Change Course Status; Add Crosslisted Department(s): (Identical to BIOC 223) 031 (CB22:06)
ECOL 302. Course Special Fee: new fee: $25. 034 (CB22:11)
ECOL 321.+ Course Special Fee: new fee: $25 (-MCB). 034 (CB22:11)
ECOL 396F. + New Course: The Research Experience THE RESEARCH EXPERIENCE (1) [RPT/1] I II A seminar course for transfer students from a community college who are doing science or engineering research as part of a research internship. Students will learn to analyze and present the results of their research, and hear the experience of others in diverse research settings. The culture of science research will be discussed in the context of strategies to encourage the success of women and people of diverse ethnicities in science professions. Prerequisites: must be conducting science research as part of an undergraduate research internship (e.g., Futurebound). P, Be conducting research as part of an undergraduate research internship. (Identical with W S 396F) Proseminar - 1. 024 (CB 22:01)
ECOL 406L.+ Course Special Fee: new fee: $25 (-GEOS, -RNR). 034 (CB22:11)
ECOL 428. - Delete Secondary Course: Microbial Genetics (5). (+PL P) 031 (CB22:06)
ECOL 428L. - Change Course Prerequisite(s): remove SWES 325 as a prerequisite. (+PL P) 021 (CB22:07)
ECOL 428L. - Course Special Fee: new fee: $15 (+PL P). 034 (CB22:11)
ECOL 428R.- New Secondary Course: Microbial Genetics MICROBIAL GENETICS (3) II Prokaryotic gene structure and function; methods of gene transfer and mapping, DNA structure, replication, transcription, and translation. Hands-on computer analysis of DNA sequences and gene cloning strategies. Principles of regulation of gene expression. Biology of plasmids and bacteriophages. This is a Writing Emphasis Course. May Convene with ECOL 528R. (Identical to PL P 428R, which is home) Lecture - 3. 021 (CB 22:02)
ECOL 429. New Course: Population Interactions POPULATION INTERACTIONS (3-4) [RPT/1] II Empirical and theoretical treatment of competition, exploitation, and mutualism within and between species, with emphasis on application of modern dynamics to ecological problems. P, ECOL 302, two semesters of calculus. May be convened with ECOL 529. Lecture - 3; Laboratory - 3. 024 (CB 22:01)
ECOL 434. Delete Course: Population Interactions (4). 024 (CB 22:01)
ECOL 441. - Secondary Course Special Fee: new fee: $12.50 (+WFSC) 034 (CB22:11)
ECOL 450. Course Special Fee: new fee: $50. 034 (CB22:11)
ECOL 453L.+ New Course: Functional and Evolutionary Genomics - Laboratory FUNCT+EVOL GENOMICS-LAB (1) I Computational, functional, and evolutionary approaches to genomics, including bioinformatics and laboratory methods. P, or Concurrent registration, ECOL 453R. May be convened with ECOL 553L. (Identical to BIOC 453L, MCB 453L) Laboratory - 3. 024 (CB22:04)
ECOL 453R.+ New Course: Functional and Evolutionary Genomics FUNCT+EVOLUTNRY GENOMICS (3) I Computational, functional, and evolutionary approaches to genomics, including bioinformatics and laboratory methods. P, Undergraduate registration by permission only. May be convened with ECOL 553R. (Identical to BIOC 453R, MCB 453R). Laboratory - 3, Lecture - 2. 024 (CB22:04)
ECOL 475. + Course Special Fee: new fee: $25 (-SWES, -WFSC). 034 (CB22:11)
ECOL 480. Change Course Terms Offered: to II 031 (CB22:06)
ECOL 480. Course Special Fee: new fee: $50. 034 (CB22:11)
ECOL 482. + Course Special Fee: new fee: $25 (-WFSC). 034 (CB22:11)
ECOL 483. + Course Special Fee: new fee: $25 (-WFSC). 034 (CB22:11)
ECOL 484. + Course Special Fee: new fee: $25 (-WFSC). 034 (CB22:11)
ECOL 485. + Course Special Fee: new fee: $25 (-WFSC). 034 (CB22:11)
ECOL 506L.+ Course Special Fee: new fee: $25 (-GEOS, -RNR). 034 (CB22:11)
ECOL 528L. - Secondary Course Special Fee: new fee: $15 (+PL P). 034 (CB22:11)
ECOL 528R.- New Secondary Course: Microbial Genetics MICROBIAL GENETICS (3) II Prokaryotic gene structure and function; methods of gene transfer and mapping, DNA structure, replication, transcription, and translation. Hands-on computer analysis of DNA sequences and gene cloning strategies. Principles of regulation of gene expression. Biology of plasmids and bacteriophages. This is a Writing Emphasis Course. May Convene with ECOL 428R. (Identical to PL P 528R, which is home) Lecture - 3. 021 (CB 22:02)
ECOL 529. New Course: Population Interactions POPULATION INTERACTIONS (3-4) [RPT/1] II Empirical and theoretical treatment of competition, exploitation, and mutualism within and between species, with emphasis on application of modern dynamics to ecological problems. P, ECOL 302, two semesters of calculus. May be convened with ECOL 429. Lecture - 3; Laboratory - 3. 024 (CB 22:01)
ECOL 534. Delete Course: Population Interactions (4). 024 (CB 22:01)
ECOL 541. - Secondary Course Special Fee: new fee: $12.50 (+WFSC). 034 (CB22:11)
ECOL 553L.+ New Course: Functional and Evolutionary Genomics - Laboratory FUNCT+EVOL GENOMICS-LAB (1) I Computational, functional, and evolutionary approaches to genomics, including bioinformatics and laboratory methods. P, or Concurrent registration in ECOL 553R. May be convened with ECOL 453L. (Identical to BIOC 553L) Laboratory - 3. 024 (CB22:04)
ECOL 553R.+ New Course: Functional and Evolutionary Genomics FUNCT+EVOLUTNRY GENOMICS (3) I Computational, functional, and evolutionary approaches to genomics, including bioinformatics and laboratory methods.   P, Concurrent registration in ECOL 553L for first year IGERT fellows. May be convened with ECOL453R. ( Identical to BIOC 553R). Laboratory - 3, Lecture - 2. 024 (CB22:04)
ECOL 575. + Course Special Fee: new fee: $25 (-SWES, -WFSC). 034 (CB22:11)
ECOL 580. Change Course Terms Offered: to II 031 (CB22:06)
ECOL 580. Course Special Fee: new fee: $50. 034 (CB22:11)
ECOL 582. + Course Special Fee: new fee: $25 (-WFSC). 034 (CB22:11)
ECOL 583.+ Course Special Fee: new fee: $25 (-WFSC). 034 (CB22:11)
ECOL 584. + Course Special Fee: new fee: $25 (-WFSC). 034 (CB22:11)
ECOL 585. + Course Special Fee: new fee: $25 (-WFSC). 034 (CB22:11)
ECOL 600A. Change Course Terms Offered: to I II 031 (CB22:06)
ECOL 600B. Change Course Terms Offered: to I II 031 (CB22:06)
ECOL 660. - Change Secondary Course Title and Description: Core Concepts in Plant Biology CORE CONCEPT PLANT BIOL Physiological, biochemical, genetic and molecular biological principles fundamental to graduate level study of growth, development and reproduction of plants in normal and stressful environments. (+PL S) 031 (CB22:08)
ECOL 660. - (Change Effective Date to 032) Change Secondary Course Title and Description: Core Concepts in Plant Biology CORE CONCEPT PLANT BIOL Physiological, biochemical, genetic and molecular biological principles fundamental to graduate level study of growth, development and reproduction of plants in normal and stressful environments. (+PL S) (Originally submitted Eeffective 031 in CB 22:08 list 3) 032 (CB22:09)

ECONOMICS (ECON)
ECON 332. Change Course Prerequisite(s): on prerequisite(s), delete statement: "Open only to students who meet the requirements for Advanced Standing in Business and Public Administration." 021 (CB 22:01)
ECON 340. Change Course Prerequisite(s): on prerequisite(s), delete statement: "Open only to students who meet the requirements for Advanced Standing in Business and Public Administration." 021 (CB 22:01)
ECON 361. Change Course Prerequisite(s): on prerequisite(s), delete statement: "Open only to students who meet the requirements for Advanced Standing in Business and Public Administration." 021 (CB 22:01)
ECON 371. Change Course Prerequisite(s): on prerequisite(s), delete statement: "Open only to students who meet the requirements for Advanced Standing in Business and Public Administration." 021 (CB 22:01)
ECON 383. Change Course Prerequisite(s): on prerequisite(s), delete statement: "Open only to students who meet the requirements for Advanced Standing in Business and Public Administration." 021 (CB 22:01)
ECON 386. Change Course Prerequisite(s): on prerequisite(s), delete statement: "Open only to students who meet the requirements for Advanced Standing in Business and Public Administration." 021 (CB 22:01)
ECON 396H. Change Course Prerequisite(s): on prerequisite(s), delete statement: "Open only to students who meet the requirements for Advanced Standing in Business and Public Administration." 021 (CB 22:01)
ECON 405. Change Course Prerequisite(s): on prerequisite(s), delete statement: "Open only to students who meet the requirements for Advanced Standing in Business and Public Administration." 021 (CB 22:01)
ECON 406. Change Course Prerequisite(s): on prerequisite(s), delete statement: "Open only to students who meet the requirements for Advanced Standing in Business and Public Administration." 021 (CB 22:01)
ECON 407. Change Course Prerequisite(s): on prerequisite(s), delete statement: "Open only to students who meet the requirements for Advanced Standing in Business and Public Administration." 021 (CB 22:01)
ECON 407. Change Course Title, Description and Prerequisite(s): Economics of Strategy ECONOMICS OF STRATEGY The microeconomics of strategy; the economics of imperfect information and uncertainty, externalities and public goods, and imperfect competition. P, ECON 300 or ECON 361 031 (CB 22:02)
ECON 411. Change Course Prerequisite(s): on prerequisite(s), delete statement: "Open only to students who meet the requirements for Advanced Standing in Business and Public Administration." 021 (CB 22:01)
ECON 418. Change Course Prerequisite(s): on prerequisite(s), delete statement: "Open only to students who meet the requirements for Advanced Standing in Business and Public Administration." 021 (CB 22:01)
ECON 421. Change Course Prerequisite(s): on prerequisite(s), delete statement: "Open only to students who meet the requirements for Advanced Standing in Business and Public Administration." 021 (CB 22:01)
ECON 424. Change Course Prerequisite(s): on prerequisite(s), delete statement: "Open only to students who meet the requirements for Advanced Standing in Business and Public Administration." 021 (CB 22:01)
ECON 425. Change Course Prerequisite(s): on prerequisite(s), delete statement: "Open only to students who meet the requirements for Advanced Standing in Business and Public Administration." 021 (CB 22:01)
ECON 430. Change Course Prerequisite(s): on prerequisite(s), delete statement: "Open only to students who meet the requirements for Advanced Standing in Business and Public Administration." 021 (CB 22:01)
ECON 431. Change Course Prerequisite(s): on prerequisite(s), delete statement: "Open only to students who meet the requirements for Advanced Standing in Business and Public Administration." 021 (CB 22:01)
ECON 435. Change Course Prerequisite(s): on prerequisite(s), delete statement: "Open only to students who meet the requirements for Advanced Standing in Business and Public Administration." 021 (CB 22:01)
ECON 442. Change Course Prerequisite(s): on prerequisite(s), delete statement: "Open only to students who meet the requirements for Advanced Standing in Business and Public Administration." 021 (CB 22:01)
ECON 443. Change Course Prerequisite(s): on prerequisite(s), delete statement: "Open only to students who meet the requirements for Advanced Standing in Business and Public Administration." 021 (CB 22:01)
ECON 444. + Change Course Prerequisite(s): on prerequisite(s), delete statement: "Open only to students who meet the requirements for Advanced Standing in Business and Public Administration." (-FIN) 021 (CB 22:01)
ECON 453. Change Course Prerequisite(s): on prerequisite(s), delete statement: "Open only to students who meet the requirements for Advanced Standing in Business and Public Administration." 021 (CB 22:01)
ECON 453. Change Course Title, Description, Convene, and Prerequisite(s): Quantitative Methods for Economic Strategy QUANT METH ECON STRATEGY Forecasting techniques used in business and government; assembly, interpretation and use of economic data; analysis of business conditions; examination of related environmental factors; construction of actual sales or revenue forecasts. P, ECON 300 or ECON 361. *No longer convenes with ECON 553. 031 (CB 22:02)
ECON 453. Change Course Title: Quantitative Methods for Economic Strategy QUANT METH ECON STRATEGY.   031
ECON 453. Change Course Convene Status: no longer convenes with ECON 553. 031 (CB22:07)
ECON 460. Change Course Prerequisite(s): on prerequisite(s), delete statement: "Open only to students who meet the requirements for Advanced Standing in Business and Public Administration." 021 (CB 22:01)
ECON 461. Change Course Prerequisite(s): on prerequisite(s), delete statement: "Open only to students who meet the requirements for Advanced Standing in Business and Public Administration." 021 (CB 22:01)
ECON 481. Change Course Prerequisite(s): on prerequisite(s), delete statement: "Open only to students who meet the requirements for Advanced Standing in Business and Public Administration." 021 (CB 22:01)
ECON 482. Change Course Prerequisite(s): on prerequisite(s), delete statement: "Open only to students who meet the requirements for Advanced Standing in Business and Public Administration." 021 (CB 22:01)
ECON 485. Change Course Prerequisite(s): on prerequisite(s), delete statement: "Open only to students who meet the requirements for Advanced Standing in Business and Public Administration." 021 (CB 22:01)
ECON 486. Change Course Prerequisite(s): on prerequisite(s), delete statement: "Open only to students who meet the requirements for Advanced Standing in Business and Public Administration." 021 (CB 22:01)
ECON 504.- Change Secondary Course Prerequisite(s): remove MATH 123 as a prerequisite. (+AREC) 024 (CB22:07)
ECON 507. Change Course Title, Description and Prerequisite(s): Economics of Strategy ECONOMICS OF STRATEGY The microeconomics of strategy; the economics of imperfect information and uncertainty, externalities and public goods, and imperfect competition. (to match ECON 407, originally submitted CB22:02). 031 (CB22:07)
ECON 515. - Change Secondary Course Prerequisite(s): remove MATH 123 as a prerequisite. (+AREC) 024 (CB22:07)
ECON 519A. Change Course Units: from (3) to (2). (department has been offering course for (2) since course started; term file reflects that except for 024; memo sent to RCS 8/01/02) 011 (CB22:07)
ECON 553. Change Course Convening Status: delete convenes with ECON 453. 031 (CB 22:02)
ECON 553. Change Course Convene Status: no longer convenes with ECON 453. 031 (CB22:07)
ECON 597G. New Course: Economics Workshop for Educators ECON WORKSHOP/EDUCATORS (3) [RPT/3] S Overview of the essential elements of economics for educators. Workshop - 3. 032 (CB22:10)

EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY (ED P)
ED P 358. Change Course Description: Psychological Measurement in Education. Psychometric methods as applied to assessment including the ethical implications of testing, test design, traditional and performance-based tests, diagnostics, automation in testing, standardized testing, and grading processes. 031 (CB22:06)
ED P 519A. Change Course Number: from 619A to 519A 031 (CB22:07)
ED P 519B. Change Course Number: from 619B to 519B 031 (CB22:07)
ED P 534. New Course: Valuing Diversity in School Counseling and Guidance VALUE DIVERS SCH COUNSEL (3) I Student, family, and community diversity are examined related to managing a comprehensive guidance program, developing guidance competencies, working with community agencies, individual counseling, and small group facilitation. P, consent of instructor. Lecture - 3. 024 (CB 22:01)
ED P 538. New Course: Career Development and Advanced Educational Planning for School Counselors CAREER DEV+ADV ED PLAN (3) S Emphasizes decision making for school counselors related to assisting students with assessment of interests, personality, values, skills, and goals for career planning and attainment of necessary advanced education and/or training to meet career planning objectives. P, consent of instructor. Lecture - 3. 022 (CB 22:01)
ED P 582B. Change Course Number: from 682B to 582B 031 (CB22:07)
ED P 619A. Change Course Number: to 519A 031 (CB22:07)
ED P 619B. Change Course Number: to 519B 031 (CB22:07)
ED P 682B. Change Course Number: to 582B 031 (CB22:07)

ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING (ECE)
ECE 275. Change Course ES/ED Status: 1.0 ED, 2.0 ES 031 (CB22:03)
ECE 340. Course Special Fee: new fee: $20. 034 (CB22:11)
ECE 350. - Delete Secondary Course: Radiometry, Sources and Detectors (3). (+OPTI). 031 (CB22:05)
ECE 360.- New Secondary Course: Electronics for Optical Engineers and Scientists ELECTRNIC:OPTI ENGR+SCI (3) I Principles of electronics, diodes and transistors, analog circuits and op-amps, digital logic and circuits, electronic instruments, transducer interfaces, data acquisition systems, signal filtering and processing, statistical treatment of data. P, PHYS 241, contact department before registration. (Identical to OPTI 360, which is home). Lecture - 3. 031 (CB 22:02)
ECE 360. - Change Secondary Course Prerequisite(s): add P, OPTI 201R, OPTI 201L, OPTI 202R, OPTI 202L. (+OPTI) 041 (CB22:10)
ECE 369. Change Course ES/ED Status: 1.0 ED, 2.0 ES 031 (CB22:03)
ECE 372. Change Course ES/ED Status: 2.0 ED, 1.0 ES 031 (CB22:03)
ECE 418. - Delete Secondary Course: Physiology for Engineers (4). (+PSIO) 031 (CB22:05)
ECE 435. Change Course Title and Description: Introduction to Analog Communication: DSB-SC, AM, FM, SSB, VSB. INTR ANALOG COMMUNICATN Introduction to digital communications: baseband signaling, passband signaling, MPSR, MQAM, MFSK. Performance analysis for digital communication in noise. Course will contain a Matlab simulation project. 031 (CB22:04)
ECE 450. New Course: Analog Integrated Circuits ANALOG INTERGR CIRCUITS (3) I Nonswitching aspects of analog integrated circuits using bipolar or CMOS technologies. Biasing, DC behavior, smal behavior. Emphasis on use of physical reasoning, identification of circuit functions, and use of suitable approximations to facilitate understanding and analysis. May be convened with ECE 550. Lecture - 3. 024 (CB22:03)
ECE 470A.- Change Secondary Course Prerequisite(s): remove OPTI 350 as prerequisite. (+OPTI) 031 (CB22:07)
ECE 484. Course Special Fee: new fee: Antennas $50. 034 (CB22:11)
ECE 485. Change Course Prerequisite(s): Remove the CE 431 from co-requisite list. 021 (CB22:03)
ECE 485. Delete Course: Radio Waves and Telemetry (3) 032 (CB22:10)
ECE 485A. New Course: Telemetering Systems: Data Acquisition TELEM SYST:DATA ACQUISTN (1) II Sensor technology, modeling and calibration, analog signal processing, sampling, quantization, and data encoding. P, ECE 220, ECE 340, PHYS 241, SIE 305. May be convened with ECE 585A. Usually offered: Early Spring January 15th to February 14th. Lecture - 1. 031 (CB22:10)
ECE 485B. New Course: Telemetering Systems: Data Transport and Synchronization DATA TRASNSPORT+SYNCHRON (1) II Data structures and formats, telemetry frames and packets, frame and packet synchronization, time and position determination, and command systems. P, SIE 305. May be convened with ECE 585B. Usually offered: Mid Spring; Feb. 17th - April 2nd. Lecture - 1. 031 (CB22:10)
ECE 485C. New Course: Telemetering Systems: Data Transmission Techniques TELE SYST DATA TRANS TEC (1) II Digital modulation techniques, bit error rates, spectrum utilization, antenna basics, radio link budget calculations, and radio wave propagation effects. P, ECE 340, PHYS 241, SIE 305. May be convened with ECE 585C. Usually offered: Late Spring: April 4th - May 7th. Lecture - 1. 031 (CB22:10)
ECE 527. - Change Secondary Course Prerequisite(s): OPTI 502, OPTI 505R or ECE 459/559. (+OPTI) 031 (CB22:07)
ECE 538. New Course: Radar Signal Processing RADAR SIGNAL PROCESSING (3) II Radar fundamentals: radar range equation, waveforms, ambiguity functions. Signal Processing: Pulse compression, synthetic aperture radar (SAR) inverse SAR, moving target indication (MTI), Pulse-Doppler radar, space time adaptive processing (STAP). P, ECE 340. Lecture - 3. 031 (CB22:08)
ECE 539. - Change Secondary Course Year Offered: [Taught alternate years 2003 - 2004 (+MATH) 034 (CB22:10)
ECE 550. New Course: Analog Integrated Circuits ANALOG INTERGR CIRCUITS (3) I Nonswitching aspects of analog integrated circuits using bipolar or CMOS technologies. Biasing, DC behavior, smal behavior. Emphasis on use of physical reasoning, identification of circuit functions, and use of suitable approximations to facilitate understanding and analysis. May be convened with ECE 450. Lecture - 3. 024 (CB22:03)
ECE 567. + Change Course Title: to Computer Graphics and CAD (-A ME) 032 (CB22:08)
ECE 571. + Change Course Prerequisite(s): P, ECE 407, ECE 507 (-C SC) 031 (CB22:03)
ECE 576. Change Course Prerequisite(s): P, ECE 371 031 (CB22:03)
ECE 576. Change Course Prerequisite(s): P, ECE 373, ECE 479, consent of instructor. 031 (CB22:03)
ECE 581A. Change Course Prerequisite(s): P, MATH 422. 031 (CB22:03)
ECE 584. Course Special Fee: new fee: Antennas $50. 034 (CB22:11)
ECE 585. Change Course Special Fee: Special fee may apply for web delivered sections. See the M.Eng Website (http://triuniv.engr.arizona.edu/tuition.html) for details. 031 (CB22:08)
ECE 585. Delete Course: Radio Waves and Telemetry (3) 032 (CB22:10)
ECE 585A. New Course: Telemetering Systems: Data Acquisition TELEM SYST:DATA ACQUISTN (1) II Sensor technology, modeling and calibration, analog signal processing, sampling, quantization, and data encoding. Special course fee may be required for web delivered courses. See the M.Eng Website (http://triuniv.engr.arizona.edu/tuition.html) for details. P, ECE 220, ECE 340, PHYS 241, SIE 305. May be convened with ECE 485A. Usually offered: Early Spring January 15th to February 14th. Lecture - 1. 031 (CB22:10)
ECE 585B. New Course: Telemetering Systems: Data Transport and Synchronization DATA TRASNSPORT+SYNCHRON (1) II Data structures and formats, telemetry frames and packets, frame and packet synchronization, time and position determination, and command systems. Special course fee may be required for web delivered sections. See the M.Eng Website (http://triuniv.engr.arizona.edu/tuition.html) for details. P, SIE 305. May be convened with ECE 485B. Usually offered: Mid Spring; Feb. 17th - April 2nd. Lecture - 1. 031 (CB22:10)
ECE 585C. New Course: Telemetering Systems: Data Transmission Techniques TELE SYST DATA TRANS TEC (1) II Digital modulation techniques, bit error rates, spectrum utilization, antenna basics, radio link budget calculations, and radio wave propagation effects. Special course fee may be required for web delivered sections. See M.Eng. Website (http://triuniv.engr.arizona.edu/tuition.html) for details. P, ECE 340, PHYS 241, SIE 305. May be convened with ECE 485C. Usually offered: Late Spring: April 4th - May 7th. Lecture - 1. 031 (CB22:10)
ECE 597A. Correction to CB22:07 List 3: delete from list, OPTI 597A is not crosslisted with ECE. (Submission on CB 22:07 list 3: remove OPTI 210 as prerequisite) 031 (CB22:08)
ECE 636. + Change Course Description: add: [Taught alternate years 2000-2001] (-MATH) 014 (CB22:09)
ECE 672. Change Course Prerequisite(s): P, ECE 474A, ECE 574A. 021 (CB22:03)
ECE 678. Change Course Prerequisite(s): P, ECE 578 or C SC 525 or equivalent. 031 (CB22:03)

EMERGENCY MEDICINE (EMD)
EMD 135. Home Department and Prefix Changed From: SURG 135. 031 (CB 22:02)
EMD 140. Home Department and Prefix Changed From: SURG 140. 031 (CB 22:02)
EMD 201. Home Department and Prefix Changed From: SURG 201. 031 (CB 22:02)
EMD 202. Home Department and Prefix Changed From: SURG 202. 031 (CB 22:02)
EMD 206. Home Department and Prefix Changed From: SURG 202. 031 (CB 22:02)
EMD 211A. Home Department and Prefix Changed From: SURG 211A. 031 (CB 22:02)
EMD 211C. Home Department and Prefix Changed From: SURG 211C. 031 (CB 22:02)
EMD 211D. Home Department and Prefix Changed From: SURG 211D. 031 (CB 22:02)
EMD 235. Home Department and Prefix Changed From: SURG 235. 031 (CB 22:02)
EMD 236. Home Department and Prefix Changed From: SURG 236. 031 (CB 22:02)
EMD 238. Home Department and Prefix Changed From: SURG 238. 031 (CB 22:02)
EMD 260. Home Department and Prefix Changed From: SURG 260. 031 (CB 22:02)
EMD 302. Home Department and Prefix Changed From: SURG 302. 031 (CB 22:02)
EMD 311A. Home Department and Prefix Changed From: SURG 311A. 031 (CB 22:02)
EMD 335. Home Department and Prefix Changed From: SURG 335. 031 (CB 22:02)
EMD 382. Home Department and Prefix Changed From: SURG 382. 031 (CB 22:02)
EMD 383. Home Department and Prefix Changed From: SURG 383. 031 (CB 22:02)
EMD 403A. Home Department and Prefix Changed From: SURG 403A. 031 (CB 22:02)
EMD 403B. Home Department and Prefix Changed From: SURG 403B. 031 (CB 22:02)
EMD 406. Home Department and Prefix Changed From: SURG 406. 031 (CB 22:02)
EMD 411A. Home Department and Prefix Changed From: SURG 411A. 031 (CB 22:02)
EMD 411B. Home Department and Prefix Changed From: SURG 411B. 031 (CB 22:02)
EMD 436. Home Department and Prefix Changed From: SURG 436. 031 (CB 22:02)
EMD 482. Home Department and Prefix Changed From: SURG 482. 031 (CB 22:02)
EMD 496A. Home Department and Prefix Changed From: SURG 496A. 031 (CB 22:02)
EMD 599. Create New Course: Independent Study INDEPENDENT STUDY (1-9) I II. [RPT./]. 031 (CB 22:02)
EMD 599. Change Effective Date and Units: to 021, (1-12) 021 (CB22:03)
EMD 800A. New Course: Research RESEARCH (1-6) [RPT/6 units] I II S This course provides opportunity to develop and conduct a research project in Emergency Medicine. P, SURG 803, consent of instructor. Individual Studies - 6. 021 (CB 22:02)
EMD 815A. New Course: Clinical Emergency Medicine CLINICAL EMERGENCY MED (1-12) I II S [RPT/12 units] At the completion of this elective students will demonstrate increasing competency in obtaining a complete medical/psychosocial history and a complete and comprehensive as well as problem oriented physical exam; demonstrate an appropriate level of medical knowledge as well as appropriate application of medical techniques; provide knowledge of appropriate interpretation of labs and procedures ordered and be able to recognize lab errors; gather information from H&Ps, labs and procedures to formulate differential diagnosis and then prioritize them with the correct diagnosis; present a well organized brief and concise patient case with all pertinent information in a SOAP format; maintain a well-organized, accurate and complete medical record in SOAP format that is legible. P, Completion of Clinical Clerkships. Independent Study - 12. 021 (CB22:03)
EMD 815T. Home Department and Prefix Changed From: SURG 815T. 031 (CB 22:02)
EMD 815Y. Home Department and Prefix Changed From: SURG 815Y. 031 (CB 22:02)
EMD 816J. Change Course Prefix: from MED to EMD. CPR Instructor Elective CPR INSTRUCTOR ELECTIVE (3) II II S Objectives: to become an expert and advocate for a crucial step in saving lives: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation. Independent Study - 3. 032 (CB22:08)
EMD 899. Create New Course: Independent Study INDEPENDENT STUDY (1-9) I II. [RPT./]. 031 (CB 22:02)
EMD 899. Change Course Effective Date, Units, Term Offered and Repeatability: 021; (1-18); I II S; [RPT/18 units] 021

ENGINEERING AND MINES (ENGR)
ENGR 320. - Secondary Course Special Fee: new fee: $50 (+ABE). 034 (CB22:11)
ENGR 322. New Course: Entrepreneurship and Intrapreneurship for Engineers ENTRPRNSHP+INTRPRNSHP EN (1) [RPT/1] I II Engineers work as both entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs (building innovative technology "ventures" within companies). This course will survey the skill sets and resources for commercializing technology -- what's the process, who are the players, how to do it. GRD. Lecture - 1. 024 (CB 22:02)
ENGR 322. + Change Course Crosslist Status: "M" (Identical to ENTR 322) 031 (CB22:08)
ENGR 412A. Change Course Title: from: Management of Technology MANAGEMENT OF TECHNOLOGY to: Management of Technology I MGMNT OF TECHNOLOGY I (-MIS) (originally submitted as a new course on CB 22:10 list 1; not listed on term file) 031 (CB22:10)
ENGR 412A. New Course: Management of Technology MANAGEMENT OF TECHNOLOGY (3) I II To provide practical experience and perspective in the challenging and complex world of technology management. The course content will include lectures, seminars, case analysis, shared personal experience from senior managers of technology-based enterprises, course specific academic literature, and guest speakers. May be convened with ENGR 512A. Lecture - 1, Independent Study - 1, Discussion - 1. 031 (CB22:10)
ENGR 467.- New Secondary Course: Engineering Management II ENGR MANAGEMENT II (3) I Engineering Management II Strategic, tactical and operational planning; innovation and technological cycles; the elements of entrepreneurship, and human relations topics for technical managers. P, SIE 265. (Identical to SIE 467, which is home) Lecture - 3. 024 (CB 22:02)
ENGR 488. - Change Course Term Offered and Field Trips: II. delete field trips (+MSE) 031 (CB22:03)
ENGR 495S. New Course: Senior Colloquium SENIOR COLLOQUIUM (1) II Presentation and discussion of current topics in engineering management. P, Senior Standing in Engineering Management & Double Majors. Colloquium - 1.  031 (CB22:09)
ENGR 498A. Change Course Pass/Fail Option: Course available for pass/fail option. 031 (CB22:08)
ENGR 498B. Change Course Pass/Fail Option: Course available for pass/fail option. 031 (CB22:08)
ENGR 512A. + Change Course Title: from: Management of Technology MANAGEMENT OF TECHNOLOGY to: Management of Technology I MGMNT OF TECHNOLOGY I (-MIS) (originally submitted as a new course on CB 22:10 list 1; not listed on term file) 031 (CB22:10)
ENGR 512A. + New Course: Management of Technology MANAGEMENT OF TECHNOLOGY (3) I II To provide practical experience and perspective in the challenging and complex world of technology management. The course content will include lectures, seminars, case analysis, shared personal experience from senior managers of technology-based enterprises, course specific academic literature, and guest speakers. May be convened with ENGR 412A. (Identical to MIS 512) Lecture - 1, Independent Study - 1, Discussion - 1. 031 (CB22:10)
ENGR 512B. + New Course: Management of Technology II MGMNT OF TECHNOLOGY II (3) I II To provide and practical and in depth understanding of management at the first and second levels, the integration of product to market requirements and synchronization of organizations in the challenging and complex world of technology management. The course will include team role playing, in depth (deep dive) analysis of product and organizational process which have insured the sustained and successful performance of technology companies. The content will include lectures, seminars, shared personal experience from senior managers of technology-based enterprises, course specific academic literature, and guest speakers. (Identical to MIS 512B). Lecture - 1, Discussion - 1, Individual Studies - 1. 031 (CB22:10)

ENGINEERING MECHANICS (E M)
E M 596A. - Change Course Repeatability: to: [RPT/1] (+C E) 021 (CB 22:01)
E M 604. Change Course Prerequisite(s): change E M 564A to A ME 564A. (correction to CIF) 021 (CB22:07)
E M 648. - Change Secondary Course Prerequisite(s): remove E M 505 as prerequisite. (+C E) 031 (CB22:07)

ENGLISH (ENGL)
ENGL 125.- Delete Secondary Course: (3) Critical Concepts in Western Culture. (+CCLS) 033 (CB22:08)
ENGL 195B. Change Course Title: to: Encounters in English Studies ENCOUNTERS IN ENGL STDS 024 (CB 22:01)
ENGL 261. Change Tier Two Status: Approved for Tier Two Humanities study area. 032 (CB22:05)
ENGL 280. New Course: Introduction to Literature INTRO TO LITERATURE (3) I II Close reading of literary texts, critical analysis, and articulation of intellectually challenging ideas in clear prose. Lecture - 3. (Approved for Tier Two Humanities study area) 031 (CB22:05)
ENGL 302. New Course: Magazine Article Writing Workshop Magazine Article Writing(3) I II Course covers publication for general audiences, including book reviews, scientific articles, profiles and features, and holiday articles. P, ENGL 101, ENGL 102. Lecture - 3. (CB22:04)
ENGL 310. Change Course Title and Description: Studies In A Literary Genre STDS IN A LITERARY GENRE The origin and evolution of one of the following literary genres: the novel, lyric poetry, science fiction and fantasy, the short story. 032 (CB22:08)
ENGL 342.-Change Secondary Course GREC/NW Status: Approved for GREC/NW designation. (+AFAS) 031 (CB22:08)
ENGL 351A.+ Add Course Description and Prerequisite(s): Survey with emphasis on writers in their literary and historical contexts. Historical background to early 1950's. P, completion of first-year composition. (-W S) 954 (CB 22:02)
ENGL 351B.+ Add Course Description and Prerequisite(s): Survey with emphasis on writers in their literary and historical contexts. From 1950s to contemporary P, completion of first-year composition. (-W S) 954 (CB 22:02)
ENGL 362. New Course: Rhetorical Traditions RHETORICAL TRADITIONS (3) I II This course examines historical trends in rhetoric, both as a field of study and as a practical art. The course connects theories of rhetoric to the historical development of literacy, print and electronic media, forms of public discourse, and literature. P, ENGL 101, ENGL 102, or equivalent . Lecture - 2, Discussion - 1. 024 (CB22:03)
ENGL 396A. New Course: Junior Proseminar JUNIOR PROSEMINAR (3) [RPT/6 units] I II. This junior-level proseminar introduces students to methods and materials of literary research. Content of individual seminars will vary, based upon instructor. P, ENGL 101, ENGL 102, ENGL 370A, ENGL 380. Proseminar - 3. 041 (CB22:12)
ENGL 404. Change Course Description: This is a Writing Emphasis Course for the Creative Writing Major. Discussion of student stories in a workshop setting. 024 (CB 22:01)
ENGL 409. Change Course Description: This is a Writing Emphasis Course for the Creative Writing Major. Discussion of student poems in a workshop setting. 024 (CB 22:01)
ENGL 417A. + New Course: Topics in the Teaching of English TPC IN TCHNG OF ENGLISH (1-3) I II S Students will develop a philosophy of teaching English and transform theory and core course content into pedagogy by preparing teaching portfolios, developing teaching units and lesson plans that include writing assignments, and applying principles of curriculum design. P, ENGL 101, ENGL 102. May be convened with ENGL 517A. (Identical to TTE 417A) Lecture - 2, Discussion - 1. 031 (CB22:08)
ENGL 422. - New Secondary Course: Asian American Literature ASIAN AMERICAN LIT (3) [RPT/1] I Studies of major works and authors of fiction, drama, prose narrative and poetry in Asian American literature, in their relevant political, cultural and historical contexts. May be convened with ENGL 522. (Identical to EAS 422, which is home). Lecture - 3. (available for pass-fail option) 034 (CB22:04)
ENGL 429. - Change Secondary Course GREC/NW Status: Approved for GREC/NW status. (+CHN) 031 (CB22:06)
ENGL 455. New Course: Teaching English as a Second Language TCHNG ENGL AS SEC LANG (3) I II A general overview of the profession covering prominent theories, methodologies, and procedures influencing the field. P, ENGL 101, ENGL 102. Lecture - 2, Discussion - 1. 031 (CB22:07)
ENGL 461A. - New Secondary Course: French Linguistics FRENCH LINGUISTICS (3) I II This course will introduce the study of French from a linguistic point of view. The area to be covered will be chosen from: phonetics, phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, dialect and social variation, pragmatics, discourse analysis. P, FREN 410, FREN 420. (Identical to FREN 461A, which is home ). Lecture - 3. 031 (CB22:04)
ENGL 501. Change Special Grade: to "EN" 021 (CB22:08)
ENGL 517A.+ New Course: Topics in the Teaching of English TOPICS TEACHING ENGLISH (1-3) I II S Students will develop a philosophy of teaching English and transform theory and core course content into pedagogy by preparing teaching portfolios, developing teaching units and lesson plans that include writing assignments, and applying principles of curriculum design. Graduate-level requirements include for each unit, production of a portfolio with lessons, a bibliography, and statement about the goals of the unit. Graduate-level requirements include for each unit, production of a portfolio with lessons, a bibliography, and statement about the goals of the unit. P, ENGL 101, ENGL 102. May be convene with ENGL 417A. (Identical to TTE 517A) Lecture - 2, Discussion 1. 031 (CB22:08)
ENGL 522. - New Secondary Course: Asian American Literature ASIAN AMERICAN LIT (3) [RPT/1] I Studies of major works and authors of fiction, drama, prose narrative and poetry in Asian American literature, in their relevant political, cultural and historical contexts. May be convened with ENGL 422. (Identical to EAS 522, which is home). Lecture - 3. 034 (CB22:04)
ENGL 573. -New Secondary Course: Semiotics and Language SEMIOTICS AND LANGUAGE (3) I II Introduction to semiotics, survey of major figures and trends. Saussure and structuralism, Jakobson and functionalism/poetics, Pierce and pragmaticism. Focus on what these trends tell us about language. Students' written work will represent students' specific interests. (Identical to FREN 573, which is home). Lecture -3. 031 (CB22:07)
ENGL 596Y. - Change Crosslisted Course: Topics in Second Language Acquisition and Teaching TPC SEC LANG ACQSN+TCHNG (1-12) [RPT/12uints] I II This graduate seminar is designed to give a weekly topical treatment to a number of pertinent issues in teaching academic writing to linguistically and culturally diverse learners. Through a comprehensive overview of the research base in academic writing in ESL, this course will explore pedagogical implications of L2 writing theories and research findings by engaging students in a number of projects and tasks. Topics vary with instructor. Please check with the SLAT Faculty Advisor. (Identical with SLAT 596Y, which is home). Seminar - 1 024 (CB 22:01)

ENTREPRENEURSHIP (ENTR)
ENTR 322. - New Secondary Course: Entrepreneurship and Intrapreneurship for Engineers ENTRPRNSHP+INTRPRNSHP EN (1) [RPT/1] I II Engineers work as both entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs (building innovative technology "ventures" within companies). This course will survey the skill sets and resources for commercializing technology -- what's the process, who are the players, how to do it. (Identical to ENGR 322, which is home). Lecture - 1. 031 (CB22:08)