Curriculum Bulletin 23
Master List
***SIS course title is in all capital letters following CIF course title.***

ACCOUNTING (ACCT)
ACCT 200. Change Course Pass/Fail Option Status: delete pass/fail option. 041 (CB23:07)
ACCT 493. New Course: Accounting Internship ACCOUNTING INTERNSHIP (1-12) [RPT/2] I II S. Specialized work on an individual basis, consisting of training and practice in actual service in a technical, business, or governmental establishment. Independent Study - 12. 041 (CB23:11)

AEROSPACE AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (A ME)
A ME 525. Delete Course: Combustion Gasdynamics (3). (Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
A ME 576. Delete Course: Advanced Probabilistic Design (3). (Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
A ME 602. Delete Course: Mixed Boundary Value Problems (3.) (Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)

AFRICANA STUDIES (AFAS)
AFAS 245. - Change Secondary Course Tier Two Status: Tier Two Humanities offering with NW designation. (+FREN) 034 (CB23:06)
AFAS 249. - Change Secondary Course Tier Two Status: Tier Two Humanities with GRCE designation. (+FREN) 041 (CB23:06)
AFAS 330. - Change Secondary Course Writing Emphasis Status: "This is a Writing Emphasis course." (+POL) 041 (CB23:09)
AFAS 335. - New Secondary Course: Rap, Culture and God RAP, CULTURE AND GOD (3) II. Study of popular culture and religion in African-American and Latino/a communities, with a focus on the place of rap music in the cultural identity of these traditions. (Identical to RELI 335, which is home). Lecture - 3. 041 (CB23:04)
AFAS 444. + New Course: Rethinking Race and Health in the United States RETHINK RACE+HLTH IN US (3) I This course is designed to expose undergraduates to the complexity of cultural and ethnic considerations as they pertain to the health and well being of underrepresented groups in the U. S., such as, African Americans. Drawing on perspectives from public health, the social/behavioral sciences, and perspectives from Africana Studies, we will engage in the comparative study of health cultures. We will explore the historical and contemporary multilayered social, cultural, political, and economic systems that engender the social and cultural determinants that shape health status, health behavior and health inequalities of Africana peoples in the United States. (Identical to CPH 444). Lecture - 3. 034 (CB23:03)
AFAS 467. - Change Secondary Course GREC/NW Status: Approved for GREC/NW designation. (+SOC) 031 (CB23:06)

AGRICULTURAL AND BIOSYSTEMS ENGINEERING (ABE)
ABE 120. + Change Course Description: Using features in word processing, spreadsheet, presentation, and database software so business, volunteer, and personal work can be completed professionally and accurately with ease. Typical structure: Interactive course taught in computer laboratory. (-AGTM, -FCSC, -N SC, -PL S) 044 (CB23:13)
ABE 296A. Change Course Title and Description: Seminar in Biosystems Engineering SMR/BIOSYSTEMS ENGINEER.  The Seminar will focus on employment in biosystems engineering and engineering professionalism. Topics will include internship opportunities and engineering ethics. Presentations and discussion will provide communication opportunities. 051 (CB23:13)
ABE 408. Delete Course: Environmental Simulation (3). (Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
ABE 463. + Delete Course: Energy from Biomass (3). (-NEE) (Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
ABE 481A.- New Secondary Course: Engineering of Biological Processes ENGR/BIOLOGICAL PROCESS (3) I To learn to apply to the design of biological systems principles of engineering, science and mathematics, including, but not limited to statistics, kinetics, sensors and bioreactor design and scale up. To explore and be familiar with the principal areas of biological engineering such as food process engineering, tissue engineering, and other large-scale fermentation processes. May be convened with ABE 581A. (Identical to CHEE 481A, which is home) Lecture - 3. 034 (CB23:03)
ABE 481B. + Change Course Number: from ABE 487 to ABE 481B and add CHEE as a crosslisted department. Agricultural Bioengineering (3) (-BME) (both course numbers will be active 041; department will move and contact students.) 041 (CB23:09)
ABE 481B. + Change Course Number and Secondary Departments: CORRECTION To CB: Include TITLE CHANGE: Change course number from: Change course number from: ABE 487 to: ABE 481B. Add: CHEE as a secondary department. Change title from: Agricultural Bioengineering to: Bioprocess Engineering Applications BIOPROCESS ENGR APPLICTN (-BME) (both course numbers will be active 041; department will move and contact students.) (originally submitted CB 23:09 list 4 as course number change and secondary department change; SIS and CIF okay) 041 (CB23:11)
ABE 487. + Change Course Number: from ABE 487 to ABE 481B and add CHEE as a crosslisted department. Agricultural Bioengineering (3) (-BME) (both course numbers will be active 041; department will move and contact students.) 041 (CB23:09)
ABE 487. + Change Course Number and Secondary Departments: CORRECTION To CB: Include TITLE CHANGE: Change course number from: ABE 487 to: ABE 481B. Add: CHEE as a secondary department. Change title from: Agricultural Bioengineering to: Bioprocess Engineering Applications BIOPROCESS ENGR APPLICTN. (-BME) (both course numbers will be active 041; department will move and contact students.) (originally submitted CB 23:09 list 4 as course number change and secondary department change; SIS and CIF okay) 041 (CB23:11)
ABE 498A. Change Course Title:  Senior Capstone: Biosystems Engineering Design I BIOSYSTEMS ENGR DESIGN I 051 (CB23:13)
ABE 498B. Change Course Title:  Senior Capstone: Biosystems Engineering Design II BIOSYSTMS ENGR DESIGN II. 051 (CB23:13)
ABE 508. Delete Course: Environmental Simulation (3). (Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
ABE 550. Delete Course: Small Scale Water Management Systems (3). (Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
ABE 563. + Delete Course: Energy from Biomass (3). (-NEE) (Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
ABE 581A.- New Secondary Course: Engineering of Biological Processes ENGR/BIOLOGICAL PROCESS (3) I To learn to apply to the design of biological systems principles of engineering, science and mathematics, including, but not limited to statistics, kinetics, sensors and bioreactor design and scale up. To explore and be familiar with the principal areas of biological engineering such as food process engineering, tissue engineering, and other large-scale fermentation processes. May be convened with ABE 481A. (Identical to CHEE 581A, which is home) Lecture - 3. 034 (CB23:03)
ABE 581B. + Change Course Number: from ABE 587 to ABE 581B and add CHEE as a crosslisted department. Agricultural Bioengineering (3) (-BME) (both course numbers will be active 041; department will move and contact students.) 041 (CB23:09)
ABE 581B. + Change Course Number and Secondary Departments: CORRECTION To CB: Include TITLE CHANGE: Change course number from: ABE 587 to: ABE 581B. Add: CHEE as a secondary department. Change title from: Agricultural Bioengineering to: Bioprocess Engineering Applications BIOPROCESS ENGR APPLICTN. (-BME) (both course numbers will be active 041; department will move and contact students.) (originally submitted CB 23:09 list 4 as course number change and secondary department change; SIS and CIF okay) 041 (CB23:11)
ABE 587. + Change Course Number: from ABE 587 to ABE 581B and add CHEE as a crosslisted department. Agricultural Bioengineering (3) (-BME) (both course numbers will be active 041; department will move and contact students.) 041 (CB23:09)
ABE 587. + Change Course Number and Secondary Departments: CORRECTION To CB: Include TITLE CHANGE: Change course number from: ABE 587 to: ABE 581B. Add: CHEE as a secondary department. Change title from: Agricultural Bioengineering to: Bioprocess Engineering Applications BIOPROCESS ENGR APPLICTN (-BME) (both course numbers will be active 041; department will move and contact students.) (originally submitted CB 23:09 list 4 as course number change and secondary department change; SIS and CIF okay) 041 (CB23:11)
ABE 656. Delete Course: Pressurized Irrigation Systems (3). (Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)

AGRICULTURE AND LIFE SCIENCES (CALS)
CALS 193. New Course: Internship INTERNSHIP (1-6) [RPT/12 units] I II S. Specialized work on an individual basis, consisting of training and practice in actual service in a technical, business, or governmental establishment. Independent Study - 6. 041 (CB23:06)
CALS 193H. New Course: Honors Internship HONORS INTERNSHIP (1-6) [RPT/12 units] I II S.  Specialized work on an individual basis, consisting of training and practice in actual service in a technical, business, or governmental establishment. Independent Study - 6. 044 (CB23:13)
CALS 199. New Course: Independent Study INDEPENDENT STUDY (1-6) [RPT/12 units] I II S. Qualified students working on an individual basis with professors who have agreed to supervise such work. Independent Study - 6. 041 (CB23:06)
CALS 199H. New Course: Honors Independent Study HONORS INDEPENDENT STUDY (1-6) [RPT/12 units] I II S. Qualified students working on an individual basis with professors who have agreed to supervise such work. Independent Study 6. 044 (CB23:13)
CALS 291A. Change Course Department: from FCSC to CALS. Involvement and Leadership Preceptorship INVOLVMNT+LDRSHP PRECPTR (2) I II. To provide hands-on leadership opportunities to students who have taken on a very large leadership role in assisting with Center for Student Involvement and Leadership programs. Independent Study - 2. 041 (CB23:10)
CALS 293. New Course: Internship INTERNSHIP (1-6) [RPT/12 units] I II S. Specialized work on an individual basis, consisting of training and practice in actual service in a technical, business, or governmental establishment. Independent Study - 6. 041 (CB23:06)
CALS 293H. New Course: Honors Internship HONORS INTERNSHIP (1-6) [RPT/12 units] I II S.  Specialized work on an individual basis, consisting of training and practice in actual service in a technical, business, or governmental establishment. Independent Study - 6. 044 (CB23:13)
CALS 299. New Course:   Independent Study INDEPENDENT STUDY (1-6) [RPT/12 units] I II S. Qualified students working on an individual basis with professors who have agreed to supervise such work. Independent Study - 6. 041 (CB23:06)
CALS 299H. New Course: Honors Independent Study HONORS INDEPENDENT STUDY (1-6) [RPT/12 units] I II S. Qualified students working on an individual basis with professors who have agreed to supervise such work. Independent Study 6. 044 (CB23:13)
CALS 393. New Course: Internship INTERNSHIP (1-6) [RPT/12 units] I II S. Specialized work on an individual basis, consisting of training and practice in actual service in a technical, business, or governmental establishment. Independent Study - 6. 041 (CB23:06)
CALS 393H. New Course: Honors Internship HONORS INTERNSHIP (1-6) [RPT/12 units] I II S.  Specialized work on an individual basis, consisting of training and practice in actual service in a technical, business, or governmental establishment. Independent Study - 6. 044 (CB23:13)
CALS 399. New Course:  Independent Study INDEPENDENT STUDY (1-6) [RPT/12 units] I II S. Qualified students working on an individual basis with professors who have agreed to supervise such work. Independent Study - 6. 041 (CB23:06)
CALS 399H. New Course: Honors Independent Study HONORS INDEPENDENT STUDY (1-6) [RPT/12 units] I II S. Qualified students working on an individual basis with professors who have agreed to supervise such work. Independent Study 6. 044 (CB23:13)
CALS 403. - New Secondary Course: Collaborative Leadership COLLABORATIVE LEADERSHIP (3) I II. Collaborative Leadership is designed to offer students an opportunity to learn and apply leadership concepts and skills within the context of the campus community. P, junior standing.  May be convened with CALS 503. (Identical to A ED 403, which is home). Lecture - 3. 044 (CB23:13)
CALS 493. New Course: Internship INTERNSHIP (1-6) [RPT/12 units] I II S. Specialized work on an individual basis, consisting of training and practice in actual service in a technical, business, or governmental establishment. Independent Study - 6. 041 (CB23:06)
CALS 493H. New Course: Honors Internship HONORS INTERNSHIP (1-6) [RPT/12 units)  I II S. Specialized work on an individual basis, consisting of training and practice in actual service in a technical, business, or governmental establishment. Independent Study - 6. 041 (CB23:13)
CALS 499. New Course: Independent Study INDEPENDENT STUDY (1-6) [RPT/12 units] I II S. Qualified students working on an individual basis with professors who have agreed to supervise such work. Independent Study - 6. 041 (CB23:06)
CALS 499H. New Course: Honors Independent Study HONORS INDEPENDENT STUDY (1-6) [RPT/12 units] I II S. Qualified students working on an individual basis with professors who have agreed to supervise such work. Independent Study 6. 044 (CB23:13)
CALS 503. - New Secondary Course: Collaborative Leadership COLLABORATIVE LEADERSHIP (3) I II. Collaborative Leadership is designed to offer students an opportunity to learn and apply leadership concepts and skills within the context of the campus community. Graduate-level requirements include an extra interview, reading of two books rather than just one, and writing a longer paper. May be convened with CALS 403. (Identical to A ED 503, which is home). Lecture - 3. 044 (CB23:13)
CALS 607. - New Secondary Course: Untold Stories: University Women in Agriculture UNTLD STRY:UNIV WMN AG (3) II. This course examines the status of women involved in higher education in a variety of agriculturally related fields. Through readings and interviews we survey the working conditions, personal challenges and lifestyles of professional women in non-traditional fields. Covering a wide variety of topics, this course surveys the contributions of women to the professional workplace and to the household. The role of the law in shaping conditions for women in the workplaces and levels of satisfaction in their chosen professions is also reviewed. In addition this course moves toward understanding how to work with women in the professional workplace and enhance their contributions and encourage their professional growth. (Identical to A ED 607, which is home.) Lecture - 3. 041 (CB23:06)
CALS 699. New Course: Independent Study INDEPENDENT STUDY (1-6) [RPT/12 units} I II S. Qualified students working on an individual basis with professors who have agreed to supervise such work. Independent Study - 12. 041 (CB23:11)

AGRICULTURAL AND RESOURCE ECONOMICS (AREC)
AREC 452.- Delete Secondary Course: Business Policy (3). (+RCSC) 041 (CB23:03)
AREC 512. + Change Course Year Offered: [Taught alternate years 2002-2003]. (-AR L, -ECON) 041 (CB23:09)
AREC 576. + Change Course Title and Description: Natural Resource Law and Economics NATURAL RSRC LAW+ECON Advanced economic and legal analysis of environmental and natural resource policies. (-ECON, -HWR, -RNR) 041 (CB23:08)

AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION (A ED)
A ED 297A. Change Course Description: Delete the following from the course description: This is a two semester commitment for two units of credit. Students are required to take both A  ED297A and A ED297B sequentially. Two units of credit awarded upon completion of A ED297B. 034 (CB23:03)
A ED 297A. Delete Course: Youth Leadership in Ag Technology Management and Education (1). 051 (CB23:10)
A ED 297B. Change Course Description: Delete the following from the course description: This is a two semester commitment for two units of credit. Students are required to take both A  ED297A and A ED297B sequentially. Two units of credit awarded upon completion of A ED297B. 041 (CB23:03)
A ED 297B. Delete Course: Youth Leadership in Ag Technology Management and Education (1). 052 (CB23:10)
A ED 399. Change Course Units: (1-3) 041 (CB23:09)
A ED 403. + New Course: Collaborative Leadership COLLABORATIVE LEADERSHIP (3) I II. Collaborative Leadership is designed to offer students an opportunity to learn and apply leadership concepts and skills within the context of the campus community. P, junior standing.  May be convened with A ED 503. (Identical to CALS 403). Lecture - 3. 044 (CB23:13)
A ED 442. - Delete Secondary Course: Transformation of Agrarian Societies in the Middle East (3). (+NES) (Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
A ED 499H. Change Course Units: to (1-5) 041 (CB23:10)
A ED 503. + New Course: Collaborative Leadership COLLABORATIVE LEADERSHIP (3) I II. Collaborative Leadership is designed to offer students an opportunity to learn and apply leadership concepts and skills within the context of the campus community. May be convened with A ED 403. (Identical to CALS 503). Lecture - 3. 044 (CB23:13)
A ED 542. - Delete Secondary Course: Transformation of Agrarian Societies in the Middle East (3). (+NES) (Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
A ED 597A. Delete Course: Instructional Advances in Experiential Education (1-3). (Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
A ED 607. New Course: Untold Stories: University Women in Agriculture UNTLD STRY:UNIV WMN AG (3) II. This course examines the status of women involved in higher education in a variety of agriculturally related fields. Through readings and interviews we survey the working conditions, personal challenges and lifestyles of professional women in non-traditional fields. Covering a wide variety of topics, this course surveys the contributions of women to the professional workplace and to the household. The role of the law in shaping conditions for women in the workplaces and levels of satisfaction in their chosen professions is also reviewed. In addition this course moves toward understanding how to work with women in the professional workplace and enhance their contributions and encourage their professional growth. Lecture - 3. 041 (CB23:04)
A ED 607. Change Course Crosslisted Status: to "M" (Master); add CALS, FCSC and PL S as crosslisted departments. 041 (CB23:06)
A ED 691. New Course: Preceptorship PRECEPTORSHIP (1-3) I II. Specialized work on an individual basis, consisting of instruction and practice in actual service in a department, program, or discipline. Teaching formats may include seminars, in-depth studies, laboratory work and patient study. Independent Study - 3. 034 (CB23:07)
A ED 697C. + Change Course Term Offered: to I (-GRAD) 034 (CB23:03)
A ED 900. Change Course Units: to (1-4) 041 (CB23:10)
A ED 910. Change Course Units: to (1-6) 041 (CB23:10)

AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT (AGTM)
AGTM 120. - Change Secondary Course Description: Using features in word processing, spreadsheet, presentation, and database software so business, volunteer, and personal work can be completed professionally and accurately with ease. Typical structure: Interactive course taught in computer laboratory.  (+ABE)  044 (CB23:13)
AGTM 213. Change Course Term Offered: to II. 041 (CB23:10)
AGTM 399H. Change Course Units: to (1-5) 041 (CB23:10)
AGTM 493. Change Course Units: to (1-8) 041 (CB23:10)
AGTM 499. Change Course Units: (1-3) 041 (CB23:09)
AGTM 499H. New Course: (Change Effective Date) Honors Independent Study HONORS INDEPENDENT STUDY (3) I II S Qualified students working on an individual basis with professors who have agreed to supervise such work. Grades available are: A-B-C-D-E-I-W. Contact Hours: Independent  Study - 3. (originally on CB 22:08 list 2; effective 031) 014 (CB23:03)
AGTM 499H. Change Course Units: (1-3) 041 (CB23:09)
AGTM 593. Change Course Units: to (1-8) 041 (CB23:10)

AMERICAN INDIAN STUDIES (AIS)
AIS 195I. - New Secondary Course: Introduction to Oncology Careers for Native Americans INTR ONCOL CRS NATV AM (1) I Introduction to careers in oncology-related professions relevant to needs of Native Americans. Interactive discussion sessions with professionals and students in oncology careers to Native American students. Emphasis on cultural relevance to Native Americans. P, Consent of instructor. Field Trip: day spent at Arizona Cancer Center at end of course. (Identical to BIOC 195I, which is home). Colloquium - 1. 034 (CB23:03)
AIS 199. Change Course Units: (1-6). 041 (CB23:08)
AIS 201.- New Secondary Course: Topics in Cancer Among Native Americans TPC CANCER AMONG NATV AM (1) II Interactive discussion of current biomedical literature relative to cancer in Native Americans. P, consent of instructor. (Identical to BIOC 201, which is home). Discussion - 1. (available for pass/fail option) 041 (CB23:03)
AIS 202A. - New Secondary Course: Introduction to Laboratory Methods in Cancer Biology INTR LAB METH CANCER BIO (2) I Basic research theory and methodology using cancer in Native Americans as a model topic. Topics include laboratory protocol, record keeping, calculations, safety, and research ethics. Part of a four-semester pre-health profession curriculum for Native American students. P, consent of instructor. (Identical to BIOC 202A, which is home). Discussion - 2. (available for pass/fail option) 044 (CB23:03)
AIS 299. Change Course Units: (1-6). 041 (CB23:08)
AIS 344. + Change Course Secondary Departments: Crosslist with AIID 344. (-ENGL) 041 (CB23:07)
AIS 399. Change Course Units: (1-6). 041 (CB23:08)
AIS 399H. Change Course Units: (1-6). 041 (CB23:08)
AIS 467. - Change Secondary Course GREC/NW Status: Approved for GREC/NW designation. (+SOC) 031 (CB23:06)
AIS 499H. Change Course Units: (1-6). 041 (CB23:08)
AIS 596V. - New Secondary Course: Issues in Native American Art ISSUES IN NATIVE AM ART (3) [RPT/9units] I II This course examines the various theoretical and methodological challenges inherent to the study of indigenous art, including the issues of identity, sovereignty, cultural critique and the role of the artist. In addressing the interdisciplinary nature of the field, students will seek to find strategies in approaching their own research. (Identical to ARH 596V, which is home). Seminar - 3. 034 (CB23:01)
AIS 599. Change Course Units: to (1-6) 041 (CB23:04)
AIS 600. New Course: Nation Building NATION BUILDING (3) I II. This course will explore critical nation-building issues confronting indigenous peoples in North America, with a primary focus on Native peoples in the United States. The course will examine multi-dimensional settings that confront Native societies and their social, cultural, political, educational, and economic leaders. The issues to be analyzed, include: education (formal and informal) from both contemporary and historical contexts, economic development, culture and identity; and leadership and institution-building. Issues, concepts, and theories examined in the course will provide a basis for examining current Native institutions of self-government; assessing educational policies of federal, First Nation/tribal, and state/provincial governments; analyzing how to enhance the foundational capacities for effective governance and for strategic attacks on education, economic, and community development problems of Native nations; and augmenting leadership skills, knowledge, and abilities for nation-building.  Course participants will link concepts of education and culture, with nation-building and leadership through readings, discussions, short assignments, and a final research paper.  Lecture - 2, Discussion - 1. 041 (CB23:07)
AIS 694. Change Course Units: (1-6). 041 (CB23:09)
AIS 699. Change Course Units: (1-6). 041 (CB23:09)

ANESTHESIOLOGY (ANES)
ANES 800. Change Course Units and Repeatability: to (1-16); [RPT/16 units]. 041 (CB23:04)
ANES 810A. Change Course Units: to (1-16). 041 (CB23:04)
ANES 810A. Change Course Units: to (1-16)  (Audit: units below/above min/max approved.) 034 (CB23:07)
ANES 810D. Change Course Units: to (1-16). 041 (CB23:04)
ANES 810E. Change Course Units: to (1-16). 041 (CB23:04)
ANES 815A. Change Course Units: to (1-16). 041 (CB23:04)
ANES 815B. Change Course Units: to (1-16). 041 (CB23:04)
ANES 815P. + Change Course Units: to (1-16) (-MEDI). 041 (CB23:04)
ANES 815P. + Change Course Secondary Departments: add SURG as a crosslisted department. (-MEDI) 041 (CB23:11)
ANES 891A. Change Course Units: to (1-16). 041 (CB23:04)
ANES 891A. Change Course Units: to (1-16) (Audit: units below/above min/max approved.) 034 (CB23:07)
ANES 899. Change Course Units: to (1-16). 041 (CB23:04)

ANIMAL SCIENCES (AN S)
AN S 234. Delete Course: Feeds and Feeding (3) 041 (CB23:03)
AN S 280. + Delete Course: Food Safety (3). (-N SC) 043 (CB23:12)
AN S 313. Change Course Title and Prerequisite(s): Principles of Animal Genetic Systems PRIN ANML GENETIC SYSTEM. Add MATH 263 as a prerequisite. 042 (CB23:10)
AN S 320. + New Course: Food Safety FOOD SAFETY (3) I S. Significance and control of food-borne hazards in food products as influenced by harvesting, processing, manufacturing and preservation. (Identical to N SC 320, V SC 320). Lecture - 2, Laboratory - 3. 042 (CB23:12)
AN S 334. New Course: Principles of Animal Nutrition PRIN OF ANIMAL NUTRITION (3) I To become acquainted with and learn basic nutrition concepts including: classification and function of Nutrients, deficiency and toxicity symptoms, digestive processes, feedstuff characterization, and diet formulation for domestic animals. This course will cover everything related to the nutrition and feeding of domestic animals and is intended for both majors needing a prerequisite Animal Nutrition class and non-majors desiring a stand alone course in Animal Nutrition. P, Two semesters of inorganic chemistry. Lecture - 3. 034 (CB23:03)
AN S 344B. Change Course Prerequisite(s): change prerequisite from AN S142 to AN S344A. 042 (CB23:11)
AN S 397C. New Course: Equitation Workshop EQUITATION WORKSHOP (1) [RPT/6] I II. The practical application of theoretical learning within a group setting and involving an exchange of ideas and practical methods, skills, and principles. This course is designed for the student who after taking AN S272 wishes to continue in their learning of the art of equitation inside the show ring. There is no minimum level of riding experience necessary to participate in either this class or IHSA competition. P,  AN S 272. Workshop - 1. 034 (CB23:03)
AN S 408. - Change Secondary Course Prerequisite(s): P, N SC 308 or AN S 334; BIOC 460; PSIO 480 or PSIO 202. (+N SC) 041 (CB23:04)
AN S 408. - Change Secondary Course Title: Nutritional Biology NUTRITIONAL BIOLOGY. (+N SC) 042 (CB23:10)
AN S 431. Change Course Prerequisite(s): Add prerequisite AN S 334. Delete prerequisite AN S 234. 041 (CB23:04)
AN S 456. - Delete Secondary Course: Developmental Biology (3). (+CBA) 044 (CB23:10)
AN S 513. + Change Course Secondary Departments: add EPI 513 as a crosslisted department. (-GENE) 034 (CB23:03)
AN S 513. + Change Course Title, Description and Prerequisite(s): Statistical Genetics for Quantitative Measures STAT GENETICS/QUANT MEAS. This course should provide you with the statistical tools to describe variation in quantitative traits, particularly the decomposition of variation into genetic, environmental, and gene by environment interaction components. Convariance (resemblance) between relatives and heritability will be discussed, along with the topics of epistasis, oligogenic and polygenic traits, complex segregation analysis, methods of mapping quantitative trait loci (QTL), and estimation procedures. Microarrays have multiple uses, each of which will be discussed and the corresponding statistical analyses described. P, A course on basic genetic principles such as AN S 213 (Animal Genetics), GENE 433 (Human Genetics), GENE 533 (Human Genetics), or GENE 545 (Concepts in Genetic Analysis) and a current course on basic statistical principles such as GENE 509C or MATH 509C (Statistics for Research). A course in linear models Math 561 (Regression and Multivariate Analysis) and a course in statistical inference Math 567A (Theoretical Statistics) would be very useful, but are not required. Or consent of the instructor. 042 (CB23:10)
AN S 615. - Delete Secondary Course: Chemistry and Metabolism of Lipids (3). (+N SC) 042 (CB23:11)
AN S 622.- Delete Secondary Course: Mineral Metabolism (2) (+N SC) 044 (CB23:07)
AN S 622.- Delete Secondary Course: (Change Effective Date from 044 to 041). Mineral Metabolism (2) (+N SC) (Originally submitted CB 23:07 List 3) 041 (CB23:08)
AN S 622A. - New Secondary Course: Mineral Metabolism MINERAL METABOLISM (3) II. Chemistry, metabolism and biological function of minerals; current research in mineral requirements and toxicity. (Identical to N SC622A, which is home). Lecture - 3. 044 (CB23:07)
AN S 622A. - New Secondary Course: (Change Effective Date: from 044 to 041). Mineral Metabolism MINERAL METABOLISM (3) II. Chemistry, metabolism and biological function of minerals; current research in mineral requirements and toxicity. (Identical to N SC622A, which is home). Lecture - 3. (Originally submitted CB 23:07 List 2) 041 (CB23:08)
AN S 656. Delete Course: Animal Physiology Research Techniques (2). (Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)

ANTHROPOLOGY (ANTH)
ANTH 195D. Delete Course: Biological Anthropology (1). (Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
ANTH 271. - Delete Secondary Course: Ancient Civilizations of the Near East (3). (Course ended 004; replaced by TRAD 101 effective Spring 2001) (+NES was listed on CB 23:03 list 1). (+NES) 004 (CB23:03)
ANTH 302. Change Course Home Department: from ANTH to TTE; retain crosslisting with TTE. Educational Applications in Museum Anthropology EDUC APPL IN MUSEUM ANTH (3) I II Introduction to museum education and anthropology of the Southwest which examines cultural diversity of the region. Students conduct museum tours for public school students. (Identical to TTE 302, which is home). Lecture - 3 041 (CB23:05)
ANTH 365. Delete Course: The Primate Skeleton (3). 044 (CB23:10)
ANTH 401A. New Course: The Primate Skeleton THE PRIMATE SKELETON (3) I. Comparative primate skeletal anatomy from an anthropological viewpoint including study of function, behavior, ecology, and evolution. P, ANTH 265, ANTH 368 or consent of instructor. May be convened with ANTH 501A. Lecture - 2, Laboratory 3. 044 (CB23:10)
ANTH 411. + Change Course Writing Emphasis Status: Add "Writing Emphasis Course" to course description. (-RELI) 041 (CB23:04)
ANTH 435. Correct Course Title (SIS): from PRIN ARCHAELOGIC FLDWRK to PRIN ARCHAEOLOGIC FLDWRK.   CIF/SIS audit (previously sent to RCS) 894 (CB23:06)
ANTH 436.- Change Secondary Course Term Offered: I II. (+JPN) 044 (CB23:09)
ANTH 454. + Delete Course: Andean Archaeology (3). (-LA S) (Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
ANTH 467. - Change Secondary Course GREC/NW Status: Approved for GREC/NW designation. (+SOC) 031 (CB23:06)
ANTH 484. Correct Course Pass/Fail Option (SIS): available for pass/fail option. CIF/SIS audit (previously sent to RCS) 041 (CB23:06)
ANTH 501A. New Course: The Primate Skeleton THE PRIMATE SKELETON (3) I. Comparative primate skeletal anatomy from an anthropological viewpoint including study of function, behavior, ecology, and evolution. P, graduate standing. May be convened with ANTH 401A. Lecture - 2, Laboratory 3. 044 (CB23:10)
ANTH 512A. + New Course: Geoarchaeology GEOARCHAELOLGY (3) II. Applications of earth sciences in addressing archaeological questions, emphasizing past landscapes and environments, and site formation. The focus is on stratigraphy, sedimentology, soils, and geomorphology. P, one course in archaeology, and one course in geology or physical geography, or consent of instructor. (Identical to GEOS 512A). Lecture - 3. 044 (CB23:10)
ANTH 514. - Change Secondary Course Description: Paleoenvironment and geochronology of Quaternary alluvium as read from the stratigraphic records and geomorphology at key localities in North America, including selected archaeological sites. Principles of Quaternary stratigraphy emphasizing geochronology, terrestrial processes, stratigraphic records, regional correlation, and comparisons with the deep ocean record and models of climate change. (+GEOS) 041 (CB23:09)
ANTH 525. - Delete Secondary Course: Language Variation (3). (+LING) (Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
ANTH 535. Correct Course Title (SIS): from PRIN ARCHAELOGIC FLDWRK to PRIN ARCHAEOLOGIC FLDWRK. CIF/SIS audit (previously sent to RCS) 894 (CB23:06)
ANTH 554. + Delete Course: Andean Archaeology (3). (-LA S) (Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
ANTH 578. - Correct Secondary Course Title (SIS): from DSGN,PROD+PERF/CRMC+MTLS to DSGN,PROD+PERF/CRMC+METL. (to match home) CIF/SIS audit (previously sent to RCS) 981-013 (CB23:06)
ANTH 596A. Delete Course: Paleoanthropology and Paleolithic Archaeology of Africa (3). (Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
ANTH 596E. - Delete Secondary Course: Pre-Columbian Art (3). (+ARH) (Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
ANTH 596S. - Change Secondary Course Home Department: from MSE to W S. Technology and Social Theory (3). 042 (CB23:11)
ANTH 607. Delete Course: Anthropological Research Methods and Design (3). (Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
ANTH 645. Delete Course: Early Civilizations (3). (Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
ANTH 672. + New Course: Adolescence in a Global Context ADOLESCENCE GLOBAL CONTX (3) II. This course will provide an overview of adolescence in a global context, with a particular focus on the physical and mental health of youth. Class topics will focus on such issues as body image, adolescent sexuality, and the impact of transnational media on youth cultures. (Identical to CPH 672). Lecture - 3. 041 (CB23:06)
ANTH 695C. New Course: Anthropology Colloquium ANTHROPOLOGY COLLOQUIUM (1) [RPT/8 units] I II. Colloquium consists of presentations given by diverse speakers on a range of topics of interest to Anthropologists that may not be available through other courses. It will involve the exchange of scholarly information and/or secondary research, usually in a small group setting. Research projects may or may not be required of course registrants. P, graduate standing. Colloquium - 1. 044 (CB23:10)

ARABIC (ARB)
ARB 403. Delete Course: Advanced Arabic I (3). 051 (CB23:14)
ARB 405. New Course: Advanced Arabic I ADVANCED ARABIC I (4) I. Continuation of Intermediate Conversation and Readings in Modern Standard Arabic with emphasis on oral and written comprehension and expression. P, ARB 402. May be convened with ARB 505. Lecture - 4. 044 (CB23:14)
ARB 425A. Delete Course: Conversational Gulf Arabic (3). (Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
ARB 425B. Delete Course: Conversational Gulf Arabic (3). (Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
ARB 427A. New Course: Colloquial Moroccan Arabic COLLOQ MOROCCAN ARABIC (3) I. Moroccan Arabic is a designation used for a continuum of dialects spoken in Morocco. An alternate designation for this dialect cluster is Maghribi Colloquial Arabic. There are 18,800,000 speakers throughout Morocco according to the Ethnologue, and 742,000 elsewhere. P, ARB 101 or equivalent. May be convened with ARB 527A. Lecture - 3. 033 (CB23:03)
ARB 427B. New Course: Colloquial Moroccan Arabic II CLQ MOROCCAN ARABIC II (3) This is a continuation of ARB 427A-527A. The focus is on spoken rather than Standard written Arabic, and will target oral/aural skills, speaking and listening. Knowledge of Arabic orthography is not required, as the text is in phonetic transcription. May be convened with ARB 527B. P, ARB 101. Lecture - 3. 041 (CB23:05)
ARB 503. Delete Course: Advanced Arabic I (3). 051 (CB23:14)
ARB 505. New Course: Advanced Arabic I ADVANCED ARABIC I (4) I. Continuation of Intermediate Conversation and Readings in Modern Standard Arabic with emphasis on oral and written comprehension and expression. P, ARB 402. May be convened with ARB 405. Lecture - 4. 044 (CB23:14)
ARB 525A. Delete Course: Conversational Gulf Arabic (3). (Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
ARB 525B. Delete Course: Conversational Gulf Arabic (3). (Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
ARB 527A. New Course: Colloquial Moroccan Arabic COLLOQ MOROCCAN ARABIC (3) I . Moroccan Arabic is a designation used for a continuum of dialects spoken in Morocco. An alternate designation for this dialect cluster is Maghribi Colloquial Arabic. There are 18,800,000 speakers throughout Morocco according to the Ethnologue, and 742,000 elsewhere. P, ARB 101 or equivalent.  May be convened with ARB 427A. Lecture - 3. 033 (CB23:03)
ARB 527B. New Course: Colloquial Moroccan Arabic II CLQ MOROCCAN ARABIC II (3) This is a continuation of ARB 427A-527A. The focus is on spoken rather than Standard written Arabic, and will target oral/aural skills, speaking and listening. Knowledge of Arabic orthography is not required, as the text is in phonetic transcription. Graduate-level requirements include a weekly conversational hour outside of class or alternatively lead 15 minute interactive sessions each class. May be convened with ARB 427B. P, ARB 101. Lecture - 3. 041 (CB23:05)

ARCHITECTURE (ARC)
ARC 201. Change Course Special Fee: decrease course fee to $20. 044 (CB23:12)
ARC 221. Course Special Fee: $20. 044 (CB23:12)
ARC 301. Change Course Special Fee: decrease course fee to $20. 044 (CB23:12)
ARC 321. Course Special Fee: $20. 044 (CB23:12)
ARC 344. - Delete Secondary Course: The Art and Architecture of the Islamic World (3) (+NES) 042
ARC 401. Change Course Special Fee: decrease course fee to $20. 044 (CB23:12)
ARC 421. Course Special Fee: $20. 044 (CB23:12)
ARC 451. Change Course Special Fee: decrease course fee to $20. 044 (CB23:12)
ARC 471G. New Course: Museums: History, Theory, Design MUSEUMS:HIST/THEORY/DSGN (3) I II. Investigate the architecture of museums and the installation of exhibitions, past and present, as manifestations of contemporary positions on the construction and content of knowledge, the public mission of cultural and scientific institutions, and the framing of visitor's experience. May be convened with ARC 571G. P, ARC 231, ARC 232, or consent of instructor. Lecture - 3. 041 (CB23:08)
ARC 471I. New Course: Urban Space: History, Theory, Design URBAN SP:HIST,THRY,DSGN (3) I. Investigates a number of cities as historical case studies of issues informing design of urban public space: social construction of space, ethical positions on accommodation of individual and community in the city, role or memory and symbolism in creating sense of place, etc. P,  ARC 231, ARC 232. May be convened with ARC 571I. Lecture - 3. 034 (CB23:03)
ARC 471J. New Course: The Impact of World War One on Architecture and the Arts IMPACT WWI/ARCH+THE ARTS (3) I II. Architecture and art around World War I. Topics: avant-garde in art and architecture; new media, especially film, and contribution to visual environment; industrial efficiency and productivity on design of city; modern advertising; modern city street; alienation; utopian proposals for architecture and urbanism. P, ARC 231, ARC 232 or consent of instructor. May be convened with ARC 571J.  Lecture - 3. 041 (CB23:08)
ARC 471S. New Course: Theory and Principles of Urban Design THRY+PRINCPL URBAN DSGN (3) I. Course provides critical investigation on the evolution of city design in United States and Europe. Focus is an investigation of dominant theories and paradigms informing urban design from the renaissance to the 20th century. May be convened with ARC 571S. Lecture 3. 034 (CB23:01)
ARC 497E. Change Course Prerequisite(s): Add prerequisite of "Architecture majors only." 041 (CB23:04)
ARC 497E. Change Course Special Fee: increase course fee to $85. 041 (CB23:06)
ARC 501. Change Course Special Fee: decrease course fee to $20. 044 (CB23:12)
ARC 551. Change Course Special Fee: decrease course fee to $20. 044 (CB23:12)
ARC 571G. New Course: Museums: History, Theory, Design MUSEUMS:HIST/THEORY/DSGN (3) I II. Investigate the architecture of museums and the installation of exhibitions, past and present, as manifestations of contemporary positions on the construction and content of knowledge, the public mission of cultural and scientific institutions, and the framing of visitor's experience. May be convened with ARC 471G. P, ARC 231, ARC 232, or consent of instructor. Lecture - 3.  041 (CB23:08)
ARC 571I. New Course: Urban Space: History, Theory, Design URBAN SP:HIST,THRY,DSGN (3) I. Investigates a number of cities as historical case studies of issues informing design of urban public space: social construction of space, ethical positions on accommodation of individual and community in the city, role or memory and symbolism in creating sense of place, etc. P,  ARC 231, ARC 232. May be convened with ARC 471I. Lecture - 3. 034 (CB23:03)
ARC 571J. New Course: The Impact of World War One on Architecture and the Arts IMPACT WWI/ARCH+THE ARTS (3) I II. Architecture and art around World War I. Topics: avant-garde in art and architecture; new media, especially film, and contribution to visual environment; industrial efficiency and productivity on design of city; modern advertising; modern city street; alienation; utopian proposals for architecture and urbanism. P, ARC 231, ARC 232 or consent of instructor. May be convened with ARC 471J.  Lecture - 3. 041 (CB23:08)
ARC 571S. New Course: Theory and Principles of Urban Design THRY+PRINCPL URBAN DSGN (3) I. Course provides critical investigation on the evolution of city design in United States and Europe. Focus is an investigation of dominant theories and paradigms informing urban design from the renaissance to the 20th century. May be convened with ARC 471S. Lecture 3. 034 (CB23:01)
ARC 900. Change Course Special Fee: decrease course fee to $18. 044 (CB23:12)
ARC 909. Change Course Special Fee: decrease course fee to $20. 044 (CB23:12)

ARID LAND RESOURCE SCIENCES (ARL)
ARL 442. - Delete Secondary Course: Transformation of Agrarian Societies in the Middle East (3). (+NES) (Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
ARL 512. - Change Secondary Course Year Offered: [Taught alternate years 2002-2003]. (+AREC) 041 (CB23:09)
ARL 542. - Delete Secondary Course: Transformation of Agrarian Societies in the Middle East (3). (+NES) (Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
ARL 619. - New Secondary Course: Ecology of Savannas, Shrublands, and Woodlands ECOL/SAVNNS,SHRBLND+WDLN (3) II. The functional ecology and dynamics of biogeographically diverse savanna, shrubland and woodland ecosystems will be examined. Interactions among co-occurring life forms and growth forms will be emphasized with in the context of climate, soils and disturbance. P, Upper-division ecology course. (Identical to RA M 619, which is home). Lecture - 3. 041 (CB23:09)

ARIZONA INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE

Civil Society (AICS)
AICS 310. Delete Course: Cross-Cultural Communication and Global Competencies (3). 041 (CB23:07)
AICS 319A. Delete Course: (3) Revolutionary Legacies: Cuba and Nicaragua. 041 (CB23:07)
AICS 319B. Delete Course: Revolutionary Legacies: Experiencing Cuba & Nicaragua (3). 041 (CB23:07)
AICS 401C. New Course: Women and Public Policies WOMEN+PUBLIC POLICIES (3) I The first part of this class will focus on feminist theories and use them to analyze, critique and re-think policies that affect women. Secondly, we will focus on the policy process but use a feminist lens to examine analytical tools, institutions (governmental, private and non-profit) and political strategy. Finally, we will consider several pivotal case studies that help us understand how "women's issues" are seen in the political and policy arena. P, junior or senior status or permission of instructor. Lecture - 3. 034-052 (CB23:03)
AICS 420A. New Course: Community Conflict Resolution COMM CONFLICT RESOLUTION (3) I. This course reviews the various mediation and dispute resolution models, whom they serve and how or if they facilitate the development of public policy. We will consider the history and nature of conflict, from the personal to the global. Our readings will be enhanced by our participation in and reflections on the Alternatives to Violence Project (AVP), an intensive experiential workshop. Guest speakers will add to our understanding of the issues. Lecture - 3. 034-052 (CB23:06)

Creative Enquiry (AIWA)
AIWA 300A. Change Course Repeatability: [RPT/4] (correction to SIS) 994 (CB23:09)

Directed Studies (AIDI)
AIDI 378A. Delete Course: Directed Studies in Cultural and Natural History: Silver Lake Project (3) 041 (CB23:07)
AIDI 378C. Change Course Description: This is a specialized and highly individualized program of study  in which a small number of students work with a faculty member on projects and advanced studies in Media and Performing Arts. 041 (CB23:05)

Experiential Courses (AIEX)
AIEX 382. Change Course Repeatability: [RPT/18 units] 041 (CB23:11)
AIEX 382. Change Course Tier Two Status: Approved as Tier Two, Natural Sciences. 041 (CB23:11)

Fine and Performing Arts (AIFA)
AIFA 201. Delete Course: World Music and Cultures  (3). 041 (CB23:03)
AIFA 202. Delete Course: Art and Peoples of the World  (3). 041 (CB23:03)
AIFA 299. Delete Course: Independent Study (1-3). 041 (CB23:03)

Humanities (AIHU)
AIHU 199. Delete Course: Independent Study (1-3). 041 (CB23:03)
AIHU 215. Delete Course: Realisms: A Global Approach (3). 041 (CB23:03)
AIHU 299. Delete Course: Independent Study (1-3). 041 (CB23:03)
AIHU 320. New Course: Theories of Race and Gender THEORIES OF RACE+GENDER (3) II This course introduces students to theories of race and gender, including constructivism, essentialism, nationalism, feminisms, legal, sociological and social psychological theories of the ways gender and race are constructed and maintained as social identifiers. Lecture - 3. 041-052 (CB23:05)

Interdisciplinary (AIID)
AIID 101. Delete Course: On Becoming an Educated Person  (2). 041 (CB23:03)
AIID 102. Delete Course: Introduction to a Global Perspective (3). 041 (CB23:03)
AIID 104. Delete Course: (3) Statistical Techniques for Problems of the Modern World. 041 (CB23:03)
AIID 175A. Delete Course: Symposium for Human Consciousness (3). 032 (CB23:01)
AIID 175B. Delete Course: Symposium for Global Perspectives (3). 032 (CB23:01)
AIID 201. Delete Course: Science, Technology and Society (3). 032 (CB23:01)
AIID 202. Delete Course: Politics, Popular Culture and Society (3). 033 (CB23:01)
AIID 203. Delete Course: Arts, Culture, and Society (3). 033 (CB23:01)
AIID 230. Delete Course: Transition to AIC (2). 032 (CB23:01)
AIID 344.- New Secondary Course: Native Americans in Film NATIVE AMERICANS IN FILM (3) I. Survey of images of American Indians in cinema, particularly commercial films. Examines differences between the "western" and the "Indian" film and how imagery affects attitudes and policy-making. (Identical to AIS 344, which is home). Lecture - 3. 041 (CB23:07)

Language and Culture: Chinese (AICH)
AICH 101. Delete Course: Beginning Chinese I (5). 032 (CB23:01)
AICH 102. Delete Course: Beginning Chinese II (5). 032 (CB23:01)
AICH 199. Delete Course: Independent Study (1-3). 032 (CB23:01)
AICH 299. Delete Course: Independent Study (1-3). 032 (CB23:01)
AICH 399. Delete Course: Independent Study (1-3). 032 (CB23:01)
AICH 499. Delete Course: Independent Study (1-3). 032 (CB23:01)

Language and Culture: Spanish (AISP)
AISP 101. Delete Course: First Semester Spanish (4). 032 (CB23:01)
AISP 102. Delete Course: Second Semester Spanish (4). 031 (CB23:01)
AISP 401. Change Course Tier Two Status: Approved as Tier Two, Humanities. 041 (CB23:11)

Natural Science and Mathematics (AISM)
AISM 100. Delete Course: Mathematics in Life, Society and the World (3). 041 (CB23:03)

Social Sciences (AISS)
AISS 290C. Delete Course: Special Topics in the Social Sciences: Nicaragua 2000 (3). 041 (CB23:07)
AISS 299. Delete Course: Independent Study (1-3). 041 (CB23:07)
AISS 358. - Change Secondary Course Writing Emphasis Status: "This is a Writing Emphasis course." (+PSYC) 041 (CB23:09)

Sustainable Development (AISD)
AISD 403A. Change Course Repeatability: [RPT/9 units] 041 (CB23:09)

ART (ART)
ART 223. Change Course Title and Description: Introduction to New Genre INTRO TO NEW GENRE. Introductory course provides instruction in hands-on technical skills with theory and contemporary practice in this field. Class projects include mixed-media, video, creative writing, performance, and audio. Both group and individual projects. 044 (CB23:13)
ART 241. + Change Course Title and Description: Beginning B&W Darkroom Photography BEG B&W DRKRM PHOTOGRAPH.  Principles of photographic processes, aesthetics, theory and criticism. A 35mm camera required. This is a black and white darkroom class.  (-M AR) 051 (CB23:13)
ART 242. Change Course Title and Description:  Beginning Photography BEGINNING PHOTOGRAPHY Principles of photographic processes, aesthetics, theory, and criticism. This is a non-darkroom photography class.  044 (CB23:13)
ART 244. + New Course: Beginning Digital Photography BEG DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY (3) I II S An introduction to the digital camera, digital film, digital darkroom and their application to the production of a body of contemporary photographic inquiry. (Identical to M AR 244). Lecture - 2, Studio - 2. 041 (CB23:06)
ART 244. + Change Course Description: An introduction to the digital camera, digital film, digital darkroom and their application to the production of a body of contemporary photographic inquiry. A digital camera is required. (-M AR) 044 (CB23:13)
ART 250. Change Course Prerequisite(s): remove ART 102 as prerequisite. 051 (CB23:14)
ART 251. Change Course Prerequisite(s): remove ART 102 as prerequisite. 051 (CB23:14)
ART 253. Change Course Prerequisite(s): remove ART 102 as prerequisite. 051 (CB23:14)
ART 255. Change Course Prerequisite(s): remove ART 102 as prerequisite. 051 (CB23:14)
ART 276. Change Course Description: The development of fibers into woven and non-woven forms. A variety of textile processes are introduced including surface as well as structural techniques. Fiber as a fine art medium.  051 (CB23:13)
ART 322. Change Course Repeatability and Description:  [RPT/1]. In-depth study of New Genre practice, including combined media, installations, performance, and video. Technical and formal skills plus history, theory, and contemporary work.  051 (CB23:13)
ART 340. Change Course Title and Description:  Trends in Contemporary Photography TRNDS/CONTEMPORARY PHOTO. Discussion of current practice, history, theory and criticism of photography and related media.  051 (CB23:13)
ART 341A. Change Course Title, Description and Prerequisite(s): Documentary Photography DOCUMENTARY PHOTOGRAPHY. Principles, processes, and the nature of documentary photography. P, 200 level photo. 051 (CB23:14)
ART 341B. Change Course Title, Description and Prerequisite(s): Untrue Narratives/Photography UNTRUE NARRATIVES/PHOTO. Deconstruction of the familiar photo essay and creation of new ways of telling stories. P, 200 level photo. 051 (CB23:14)
ART 341C. Delete Course: Intermediate Photography (3). (Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
ART 341D. Change Course Title, Description and Prerequisite(s): Altered Surface/Photography ALTERED SURF/PHOTOGRAPHY. Methods to alter the meaning and surface of a photograph. Sculpture and other forms that might alter, disfigure, or reinvent the concept of the photograph. P, 200 level photo. 051 (CB23:14)
ART 343A. Change Course Title, Repeatability, Description and Prerequisite(s): Traditional Photography Techniques TRAD PHOTOGRAPHY TECHNS. [RPT/1].  A continuation of the fundamentals of Black and White  photography, exposure and development control, printing and lighting.  P, ART 241.  051 (CB23:13)
ART 343B. Change Course Title, Repeatability, Description and Prerequisite(s): Alternative Photographic Techniques. ALTERNATIVE PHOTO TECHNS [RPT/1].  Manipulation and extension of the boundaries of traditional  photography using polarization, montage, toning, bleaching, and appropriation.  P. ART 241.  051 (CB23:13)
ART 345. Change Course Title, Repeatability, Description and Prerequisite(s):  Large Scale Photographic Processes LG SCALE PHOTOGRAPH PROC. [RPT/1].   Mural photography and installation methods using combined media methodology. P, ART 343A or ART  343B. 051 (CB23:13)
ART 346. Change Course Repeatability, Description and Prerequisite(s): [RPT/1].  Exploration of conceptual and practical aspects of color photography with an emphasis on darkroom skills and the  production of a body of contemporary photographic inquiry. P. 200 level Photography class.  051 (CB23:13)
ART 350. Change Course Repeatability: [RPT/2]. 044 (CB23:14)
ART 351. Change Course Repeatability: [RPT/2]. 044 (CB23:14)
ART 353. Change Course Repeatability: [RPT/2]. 044 (CB23:14)
ART 355. Change Course Repeatability: [RPT/2]. 044 (CB23:14)
ART 361. Correct SIS Title: to: Digital Design Studio II DIGITAL DSGN STUDIO II. 021 (CB23:04)
ART 361. Correct SIS Title: from "DIGITAL DSGN STUDIO II" to "DIGITAL DESIGN STUDIO II" (CIF/RI audit) 021 (CB23:05)
ART 363. Change Course Number and Title: from: 363 Typography to: 363A. Typography I TYPOGRAPHY I 051 (CB23:14)
ART 363A. Change Course Number and Title: from: 363 Typography to: 363A. Typography I TYPOGRAPHY I 051 (CB23:14)
ART 422. Change Course Description:  An overview of diverse approaches within performance art in interdisciplinary context. Combines live  performance with video and photography.  051 (CB23:13)
ART 423. Change Course Title, Description and Prerequisite(s):  Concept Development CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT.  Studio to assist students with defining intentions, refining project Concept Development ideas and clarifying the content of their art making. Open to students working in any medium. P, 6 units UD studio art  and consent of instructor.  051 (CB23:13)
ART 432A. + New Course: Interactivity INTERACTIVITY (3) I II. This course explores the process of creating interactive computer art by teaching the essential principles of programming. P, Portfolio review and advanced. May be convened with ART 532A. (Identical to F A 432A). Studio - 6. 034 (CB23:04)
ART 433A. + New Course: Digital Arts in Context DIGITAL ARTS IN CONTEXT (3) I II. This course examines the historical, cultural and technological aspects of digital arts from the mid 20th century to the present. It traces the evolution of the Art & Technology Movement to provide a historical framework. P, consent of the Instructor. May be convened with ART 533A. (Identical to F A 433A). Lecture 3. 044 (CB23:14)
ART 435A. + New Course: Digital Arts Theory DIGITAL ARTS THEORY (3) I II. This course is an introduction to the theories of Structuralism, Post-Structuralism and Postmodernism and an investigation of how these theories inform the digital arts. P, Graduate or Advanced Standing, Undergraduate Portfolio Review Required. May be convened with ART 535A. (Identical to F A 435A). Lecture - 2, Discussion - 1. 034 (CB23:04)
ART 436A. + New Course: Digital Arts Authoring DIGITAL ARTS AUTHORING (3) II. Digital Arts Authoring is a class that explores the process of creating technology-dependant, interactive work(s). From concept to realization, this course will take students through the unique working modes and strategies of authoring complex technology-based art and design projects. This course is open to students in the arts and other disciplines (Engineering, Computer Science, Linguistics, Architecture, etc.) with substantial experience in digital technology. P, Consent of instructor and Advanced Standing. May be convened with ART 536A. (Identical to F A 436A). Studio - 6. 044 (CB23:14)
ART 440. Change Course Title and Description: Trends in Contemporary Photography TRNDS/CONTEMPORARY PHOTO. Discussion of current practice, history, theory and criticism of photography and related media.  051 (CB23:13)
ART 441. Change Course Description and Coconvene Status: Current trends, philosophies and experimentation in photography. Preparation to enter graduate school or the professional world. Delete: May be convene with ART 541  051 (CB23:13)
ART 444. Change Course Special Fee: delete: special fee $50. 041 (CB23:13)
ART 446. Change Course Title, Description and Prerequisite(s): Advanced Color Photography ADV COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY. Advanced use of color photography in the production of a body of photographic inquiry. P, ART 346. 051 (CB23:14)
ART 447. Change Course Description and Prerequisite(s): Exploration of the book as a format for presenting visual material. The process of making artist books. P, 6 units UD studio art. 051 (CB23:14)
ART 461. Change Course Title, Term Offered, Description, Prerequisite(s) and Coconvene Status:  Motion Design MOTION DESIGN.  II.  This course explores issues in sequence, nonlinear systems, and typography as they relate to motion design. Studio projects focus on the development of storyboards, animation, digital video and time-based presentations. This course is a combination of studio projects, research projects, lectures, readings, and class discussions. P, ART 265; acceptance of portfolio. May be convened with ART 561. 051 (CB23:13)
ART 522. Change Course Description:  An overview of diverse approaches within performance art in interdisciplinary context. Combines live  performance with video and photography. Graduate students are required to produce projects which are qualitatively superior in terms of form, concept and technique. 051 (CB23:13)
ART 523. Change Course Title and Description: Concept Development CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT.  Studio to assist students with defining intentions, refining project Concept  Development ideas and clarifying the content of their art making. Open to students working in any medium. Graduate students are required to produce projects which are qualitatively superior in terms of form, concept and technique.  051 (CB23:13)
ART 532A. + New Course: Interactivity INTERACTIVITY (3) I II. This course explores the process of creating interactive computer art by teaching the essential principles of programming. P, Consent of instructor. May be convened with ART 432A. (Identical to F A 532A). Studio - 6. 034 (CB23:04)
ART 533A. + New Course: Digital Arts in Context DIGITAL ARTS IN CONTEXT (3) I II. This course examines the historical, cultural and technological aspects of digital arts from the mid 20th century to the present. It traces the evolution of the Art & Technology Movement to provide a historical framework. May be convened with ART 433A. P, Advance standing and consent of the Instructor. May be convened with ART 433A. (Identical to F A 533A). Lecture 3 044 (CB23:14)
ART 536A. + New Course: Digital Arts Authoring DIGITAL ARTS AUTHORING (3) II. Digital Arts Authoring is a class that explores the process of creating technology-dependant, interactive work(s). From concept to realization, this course will take students through the unique working modes and strategies of authoring complex technology-based art and design projects. This course is open to students in the arts and other disciplines (Engineering, Computer Science, Linguistics, Architecture, etc.) with substantial experience in digital technology. P, Graduate standing. May be convened with ART 436A. (Identical to F A 536A). Studio - 6. 044 (CB23:14)
ART 535A. + New Course: Digital Arts Theory DIGITAL ARTS THEORY (3) I II. This course is an introduction to the theories of Structuralism, Post-Structuralism and Postmodernism and an investigation of how these theories inform the digital arts. P, Graduate or Advanced Standing, Undergraduate Portfolio Review Required. May be convened with ART 435A. (Identical to F A 535A). Lecture - 2, Discussion - 1. 034 (CB23:04)
ART 540. Change Course Title and Description: Trends in Contemporary Photography TRNDS/CONTEMPORARY PHOTO. Discussion of current practice, history, theory and criticism of photography and related media. Graduate-level requirements include leading group research projects and writing longer, more heavily researched papers.  051 (CB23:13)
ART 541. Change Course Title, DESCRIPTION and Coconvene Status: Graduate Photography GRADUATE PHOTOGRAPHY.  Current trends, philosophies and experimentation in still photography. Requirements include an in-depth research project on a single aspect of a current scholarly interest. Delete: May be convene with ART 441    051 (CB23:13)
ART 544. Change Course Special Fee: delete: special fee $50. 041 (CB23:13)
ART 546. Change Course Title and Description: Advanced Color Photography ADV COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY. Advanced use of color photography in the production of a body of photographic inquiry. 051 (CB23:14)
ART 547. Change Course Description: Exploration of the book as a format for presenting visual material. The process of making artist books. 051 (CB23:14)
ART 561. Change Course Title, Term Offered, Description, Prerequisite(s) and Coconvene Status:  Motion Design MOTION DESIGN.  II.  This course explores issues in sequence, nonlinear systems, and typography as they relate to motion design. Studio projects focus on the development of storyboards, animation, digital video and time-based presentations. This course is a combination of studio projects, research projects, lectures, readings, and class discussions. P, Graduate standing.  May be convened with ART 461. 051 (CB23:13)
ART 578. Change Course Description: Advanced fiber technique course for graduate students who wish to further develop their strengths in special technical areas. Stresses two-dimensional work. 044 (CB23:13)
ART 579. Change Course Description:  Advanced fiber technique course for graduate students who wish to further develop their strengths  in special technical areas. Stresses three-dimensional work.  044 (CB23:13)

ART HISTORY (ARH)
ARH 344. - Delete Secondary Course: The Art and Architecture of the Islamic World (3) (+NES) 042 (CB23:08)
ARH 406A. + Change Course Secondary Departments: remove SPAN 406A as a crosslist. (-HIST, -PORT) 041 (CB23:08)
ARH 412A. Change Course Title, Description, and Prerequisite(s): Medieval Art: Empire and Periphery MDVL ART:EMPIRE+PERIPHRY. This course focuses on the art and architecture of the empires of the early Middle Ages (Roman Christian, Carolingian, Byzantine) and of the so-called "Barbarians" (Celts, Anglo-Saxons, Goths) in the 4th to 10th centuries.  P, at least one course in art history or medieval history. May be waived with consent of professor. 041 (CB23:05)
ARH 412B. Change Course Title, Description, Term Offered and Prerequisite(s): Medieval Art of Christianity, Judaism, Islam  MDV ART/CHRST,JUDSM,ISLM. I II. This course examines the intersections of the art and architecture of the three monotheistic religions in the early Middle Ages (6th to 12th centuries). P, at least one course in art history or medieval history. May be waived with permission of professor. 041 (CB23:05)
ARH 412D. Change Course Title, Description, and Prerequisite(s): Medieval Art: Romanesque and Gothic MDV ART:ROMANESQU+GOTHIC. This course Romanesque and Gothic art and architecture of the 12th to 14th centuries through the historical-political situation that gave rise to both urban and rural developments. add to Prerequisite(s): at least one course in art history or medieval history. May be waived with permission of professor. 041 (CB23:05)
ARH 413A. Delete Course: Renaissance Art in Italy: 13th and 14th Century (3). (Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
ARH 506A. + Change Course Secondary Departments: remove SPAN 506A as a crosslist. (-HIST, -PORT) 041 (CB23:08)
ARH 512A. Change Course Title, Description, and Prerequisite(s): Medieval Art: Empire and Periphery MDVL ART:EMPIRE+PERIPHRY. This course focuses on the art and architecture of the empires of the early Middle Ages (Roman Christian, Carolingian, Byzantine) and of the so-called "Barbarians" (Celts, Anglo-Saxons, Goths) in the 4th to 10th centuries.  P, at least one course in art history or medieval history. May be waived with consent of professor. 041 (CB23:05)
ARH 512B. Change Course Title, Description, Term Offered and Prerequisite(s): Medieval Art of Christianity, Judaism, Islam MDV ART/CHRST,JUDSM,ISLM. I II. This course examines the intersections of the art and architecture of the three monotheistic religions in the early Middle Ages (6th to 12th centuries). Graduate-level requirements include an in-depth research paper on a single aspect of current scholarly interest. P, at least one course in art history or medieval history. May be waived with permission of professor. 041 (CB23:05)
ARH 512D. Change Course Title, Description, and Prerequisite(s): Medieval Art: Romanesque and Gothic MDV ART:ROMANESQU+GOTHIC. This course Romanesque and Gothic art and architecture of the 12th to 14th centuries through the historical-political situation that gave rise to both urban and rural developments. Graduate-level requirements include an in-depth research paper on a single aspect of current scholarly interest. add to Prerequisite(s): at least one course in art history or medieval history. May be waived with permission of professor. 041 (CB23:05)
ARH 513A. Delete Course: Renaissance Art in Italy: 13th and 14th Century (3). (Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
ARH 596E. + Delete Course: Pre-Columbian Art (3). (-ANTH) (Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
ARH 596V. + New Course: Issues in Native American Art ISSUES IN NATIVE AM ART (3) [RPT/9units] I II This course examines the various theoretical and methodological challenges inherent to the study of indigenous art, including the issues of identity, sovereignty, cultural critique and the role of the artist. In addressing the interdisciplinary nature of the field, students will seek to find strategies in approaching their own research. (Identical to AIS 596V). Seminar - 3. 034 (CB23:01)
ARH 920. New Course: Dissertation DISSERTATION (1-9) [RPT/99] I II S. Research for the doctoral dissertation. Independent Study - 9. 041 (CB23:10)

ASTRONOMY (ASTR)
ASTR 392. New Course: Directed Research DIRECTED RESEARCH (1-6) [RPT/12 units] I II S. Individual or small group research under the guidance of faculty. Individual Studies - 6. 041 (CB23:08)
ASTR 407. + New Course: Astrobiology ASTROBIOLOGY (3) I II S. An introduction to the interdisciplinary study of the origin, evolution, distribution, and destiny of life in the universe designed for biological/life science majors. The course uses mini-lectures augmented with collaborative group activities. No prior formal coursework in astronomy is expected. P,  6 semester unites of biological/life sciences. May be convened with ASTR 507. (Identical to ECOL 407). Lecture - 3. 042 (CB23:08)
ASTR 407. + Change Course Description: Astrobiology is the study of the origin, evolution, distribution, and destiny of life in the universe. It is an interdisciplinary science at the intersection of physics, astronomy, biology, geology, and mathematics, asking where and under what conditions life can arise and exist in the Universe. The course will cover the discovery of planetary systems around other stars, the nature of habitable zones around distant stars, and the existence of life in extreme environments on Earth (including the hydrothermal ecosystems of Yellowstone National Park and the cryogenic ecosystems of Antarctica). The course is appropriate for middle and high school teachers with a minimum of one year teaching experience. (-ECOL) 051 (CB23:14)
ASTR 439. New Course: Methods of Teaching Space Sciences METH TCHNG SPACE SCIENCE (3) I Planning and assessment in space science teaching, identification and correction of student misconceptions, management of classroom discourse, and use of technology for data collection and analysis. P, or Concurrent registration, STCH 410. STCH 250, STCH 310. Must have completed 18 units of science courses. Must complete STCH 410 or STCH 420, or consent of instructor. May be convened with ASTR 539. Lecture - 3. 034 (CB23:01)
ASTR 492. New Course: Directed Research DIRECTED RESEARCH (1-6) [RPT/12 units] I II S. Individual or small group research under the guidance of faculty. Individual Studies - 6. 041 (CB23:08)
ASTR 497A. New Course: Intervention, Retention, and Inclusion for Students INTERVNT,RETNT+INCL/STDS (3) [RPT/3] I II. IRIS (Intervention, Retention, and Inclusion for Students) is an extension of the Teaching Teams Program (TTP), UNVR 197 and UNVR 397. Students taking this course will meet weekly to discuss a variety of issues pertinent to their classes: working with students with special needs such as English as a second language and learning disabilities. They will also be providing support for the classes participating in this program as Preceptor trainers and as Facilitators for students with special needs. Students enrolled in this course will be able to take it up to 3 times for a total of 9 units. This will allow for their continued growth in the program and also allow experienced Facilitators to work with new Facilitators. Workshop - 3. 034 (CB23:05)
ASTR 502. Delete Course: Astronomical Instrumentation Project (3). (Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
ASTR 507. + New Course: Astrobiology ASTROBIOLOGY (3) I II S. An introduction to the interdisciplinary study of the origin, evolution, distribution, and destiny of life in the universe designed for biological/life science majors. The course uses mini-lectures augmented with collaborative group activities. No prior formal coursework in astronomy is expected. P,  6 semester unites of biological/life sciences. Graduate-level requirements include two additional assignments in the form of graduate level term papers. May be convened with ASTR 407. (Identical to ECOL 507). Lecture - 3. 042 (CB23:08)
ASTR 507. + Change Course Description: Astrobiology is the study of the origin, evolution, distribution, and destiny of life in the universe. It is an interdisciplinary science at the intersection of physics, astronomy, biology, geology, and mathematics, asking where and under what conditions life can arise and exist in the Universe. The course will cover the discovery of planetary systems around other stars, the nature of habitable zones around distant stars, and the existence of life in extreme environments on Earth (including the hydrothermal ecosystems of Yellowstone National Park and the cryogenic ecosystems of Antarctica). The course is appropriate for middle and high school teachers with a minimum of one year teaching experience. (-ECOL) 051 (CB23:14)
ASTR 539. New Course: Methods of Teaching Space Sciences METH TCHNG SPACE SCIENCE (3) I Planning and assessment in space science teaching, identification and correction of student misconceptions, management of classroom discourse, and use of technology for data collection and analysis. P, or Concurrent registration, STCH 410. STCH 250, STCH 310. Must have completed 18 units of science courses. Must complete STCH 410 or STCH 420, or consent of instructor. May be convened with ASTR 439. Lecture - 3. 034 (CB23:01)
ASTR 597A. New Course: Teacher Leaders in Research-Based Science Education TCHR LDRS/RSCRCH-BSD SCI (3) II. This course includes a 16 week distant learning course and a two week summer in-residence workshop at Kitt Peak National Observatory. Participants are trained in astronomy content, pedagogy, and leadership skills. P, Participants are selected competitively through an annual application process. Workshop - 3. 041 (CB23:07)

ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES (ATMO)
ATMO 325. New Course: Understanding and Forecasting the Weather UND+FORECASTING WEATHER (3) I II. This course is designed to teach students the basics of weather and weather forecasting. Lecture - 3. 044 (CB23:12)
ATMO 325. Correction to New Course: approved as Tier Two, Natural Sciences. (course originally submitted CB23:12 list 2) 044 (CB23:14)
ATMO 445. Correct Final Term: final term: 031; experimental 031. CIF/SIS audit (previously sent to RCS) 031 (CB23:06)
ATMO 545. Correct Final Term: final term: 031; experimental 031. CIF/SIS audit (previously sent to RCS) 031 (CB23:06)
ATMO 577. - New Secondary Course: Topics in Applied Mathematics TOPICS IN APPLIED MATH (3) I II. Advanced topics in asymptotics, numerical analysis, approximation theory, mathematical theory of mechanics, dynamical systems, differential equations and inequalities, mathematical theory of statistics; content varies. (Identical to MATH 577, which is home). Lecture - 3. 041 (CB23:11)
ATMO 641. Delete Course: Theoretical Meteorology (3). (Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)

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