Curriculum Bulletin 23
Master List
***SIS course title is in all capital letters
following CIF course title.***
GENETICS (GENE)
GENE 433. + Change Course Home
Department: from GENE to OB G. Human Genetics (3). (-ECOL) 044
(CB23:14)
GENE 473. - Change Secondary Course Term Offered, Writing Emphasis Status and Coconvene
Status:
Terms: I
II. This is a Writing Emphasis course. May be convened with GENE 573. (+MCB). 041
(CB 23:11)
GENE 513. - Change Secondary 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)
GENE 530.- New Secondary Course:
Conservation Genetics CONSERVATION GENETICS (3) I. Basic methods and theories of
genetic analyses, application of these principles to promote conservation and
long term survival of free-ranging species, and exploration of current
conservation genetic literature. P, ECOL 320, PL S 312, basic genetics class, or
consent of instructor. (Identical to RNR 530, which is home). Lecture - 3. 034
(CB23:04)
GENE 533. + Change Course Home Department: from GENE to OB G.
Human Genetics (3). (-ECOL) 044 (CB23:14)
GENE 545. - Change Secondary Course Term Offered: to II (+MCB) 034 (CB23:03)
GENE 545. - Change Secondary Course Prerequisite(s):
P, undergraduate genetics course and molecular biology course. (+MCB) 041
(CB23:07)
GENE 573. - New Secondary Course:
Recombinant DNA Methods and Applications RECOMBINT DNA METH+APPL (4) I II.
Relevant techniques for the isolation, purification, and cloning of genes in E.
Coli hosts. Eukaryotic lambda genomic DNA clones will be characterized by
restriction mapping, hybridization analysis, and sequence analysis. Writing
emphasis course. P, satisfaction of the Mid-Career Writing Assessment (MCWA)
or the former upper-division writing proficiency requirement (UDWPE); BIOC 460
or BIOC 462A. Concurrent registration, MCB 411. May be convened with GENE 473.
(Identical to MCB 573, which is home). Laboratory - 6, Lecture - 2. 041 (CB
23:11)
GENE 581. Change Course Home Department: from GENE to OB G.
Clinical Genetic Counseling (2). 044 (CB23:14)
GENE 585. Change Course Home Department: from GENE to OB G.
Embryology and Teratology (3). 044 (CB23:14)
GENE 595A. Change Course Home Department: from GENE to OB G.
Introduction to Genetic Counseling (1). 044 (CB23:14)
GENE 596J. Change Course Home Department: from GENE to OB G.
Rounds (1). 044 (CB23:14)
GEOGRAPHY AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT (GEOG)
GEOG 251. + Correction
to Course Add: Include Course Gen.
Ed. Status: Tier Two,
Indv & Soc and GCRENW (CIF and SIS okay) (-LA S, -NES) (Originally submitted
as a new course CB 22:10). 031 (CB23:13)
GEOG 416C. + New Course: Urban Geographic Information Systems URBAN GEOG
INFO SYSTEMS (3) I. Introduces concepts and application skills for use of
geographic information systems to investigate a range of urban spatial issues
and decision-making processes. Emphasis on complete process of GIS-based problem
solving, including project planning, spatial data sources/acquisition,
preparation/coding, analysis, representation, and communication. P, RNR 403. May
be convened with GEOG 516C. (Identical to RNR 416C). Lecture - 2; Laboratory -
3. 044 (CB23:14)
GEOG 416D. + New Course: PPGIS: Participatory Approaches in Geographic
Information Science PPGIS:PARTC APPR GEOG IS (3) II. A project-based course
focusing on applications and impacts of GIS and other spatial analysis
technologies in grassroots community development, participatory decision making,
and community-engaged social science. Class format includes discussion seminar,
GIS workshop, collaboration, and out-of-classroom community involvement. P, RNR
416B, RNR 417. 416C and at least one urban geography, regional development or
planning coursework at 300-level or above is recommended. May be convened with
GEOG 516D. (Identical to RNR 416D). Lecture - 2, Laboratory - 3. 051
(CB23:14)
GEOG 417.- Change Secondary Course Prerequisite(s): Add: Prerequisite: RNR 271 or equivalent.
(+RNR) 041 (CB23:08)
GEOG 422. - Change Secondary Course Prerequisite(s): P, RNR 417 and GEOG 320.
(+RNR) 041 (CB23:03)
GEOG 422. - Change Secondary Course Prerequisite(s): delete prerequisites
GEOG 320, GEOG 322. (prerequisite audit). (+RNR) 041 (CB23:06)
GEOG 446. + Change Course Description:
This course deals with the interconnection of the global economy, local social
structures, and health, as well as examining disease and spatial aspects of
health care, including access to care. (-W S) 041 (CB23:04)
GEOG 455. New Course: Advanced Regional Study ADV REGIONAL STUDIES (1-(9)
S. Course provides for off-campus learning opportunities in focused training
dedicated to a single region. Includes fieldwork, lectures, and original
research. Field Trips. May be convened with GEOG 555. Lecture - 5, Individual
Studies - 4. 042 (CB23:14)
GEOG 497A. Delete Course: Geography for Teachers (3) (Biennial Course
Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
GEOG 516C. + New Course: Urban Geographic Information Systems URBAN GEOG
INFO SYSTEMS (3) I. Introduces concepts and application skills for use of
geographic information systems to investigate a range of urban spatial issues
and decision-making processes. Emphasis on complete process of GIS-based problem
solving, including project planning, spatial data sources/acquisition,
preparation/coding, analysis, representation, and communication. P, RNR 403. May
be convened with GEOG 416C. (Identical to RNR 516C). Lecture - 2; Laboratory -
3. 044 (CB23:14)
GEOG 516D. + New Course: PPGIS: Participatory Approaches in Geographic
Information Science PPGIS:PARTC APPR GEOG IS (3) II. A project-based course
focusing on applications and impacts of GIS and other spatial analysis
technologies in grassroots community development, participatory decision making,
and community-engaged social science. Class format includes discussion seminar,
GIS workshop, collaboration, and out-of-classroom community involvement. P, RNR
416B, RNR 417. 416C and at least one urban geography, regional development or
planning coursework at 300-level or above is recommended. May be convened with
GEOG 416D. (Identical to RNR 516D). Lecture - 2, Laboratory - 3. 051
(CB23:14)
GEOG 555. New Course: Advanced Regional Study ADV REGIONAL STUDIES (1-(9)
S. Course provides for off-campus learning opportunities in focused training
dedicated to a single region. Includes fieldwork, lectures, and original
research. Field Trips. May be convened with GEOG 455. Lecture - 5, Individual
Studies - 4. 042 (CB23:14)
GEOG 597A. Delete Course: Geography for Teachers (3)(Biennial Course
Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
GEOG 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)
GEOG 695B. New Course: Preparing Future Faculty in Geography:
Professional Development PRP FUT FAC GEOG:PRF DEV (1) I II. A course designed to
assist advanced graduate students in obtaining academic employment. Colloquium - 1. 041
(CB23:08)
GEOG 696H. New Course: Political
Geography POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY (3-9) [RPT/3] I II This course will consist of a
seminar format allowing different topics in political geography to be presented.
Topics offered will likely include the state, governance, critical geopolitics,
social movements, or an exclusive focus on a number of key political/social
theorists inside and outside of the discipline of geography from Frederich Ratzel,
to Karl Marx to David Harvey. Seminar - 9. 034 (CB23:03)
GEOG 696I. New Course: Political Ecology: Institutions, Environmental
Change & Development POL ECOL:INST,ENV CHG+DV (3) [RPT/3] I II. This course is a
multi-disciplinary approach to understanding resource access by different
people, the institutions and environmental conditions through which resource
access is mediated, and the sorts of environmental change that these systems may
create. It also involves an analysis of the political institutions that have a
bearing on environmental outcomes. It frames local resource use systems within
the 'nests' of processes that help to shape them - e.g. political economy,
globalization, gender relations, and historically produced 'narratives.' Seminar
- 3. 044 (CB23:14)
GEOG 900. Change Course Units: to (1-6) (Audit: units below/above
min/max approved.) (previously sent to RCS and Sandra Knighton) 034 (CB23:07)
GEOG 910. Change Course Units: to (1-6) 041 (CB23:07)
GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERING (G
EN)
G EN 200. - Change Secondary Course Description: delete the following from course description: "MN E
220 requires this course as a pre-requisite" (+MN E). 034 (CB23:01)
G EN 392. New Course: Directed
Research in Geological Engineering DIRECTED RESEARCH/G EN (1-6) [RPT/6 units] I
II S Individual or small group research under the guidance of faculty.
Independent Study - 6. 032 (CB23:01)
G EN 407. + Change Course Term Offered: I (-GEOS) 034 (CB23:03)
G EN 408A. - Change Secondary Course Title and Description: Equipment Operations Technology EQUIPMNT OPERATION
TECHN. Ideal for Mining, Civil and Industrial engineers to learn the processes
of designing, financial, justifying, implementing, operating, and maintaining
large scale heavy equipment based
earthmoving systems. Focus is on methods of materials movement and
transportation for both surface and
underground earthmoving systems including technological developments in areas
such as automation, tele-remote operation, performance analysis, equipment selection,
maintenance, and operations research. (+MN E) 041 (CB23:06)
G EN 408B. - Change Secondary Course Title and Description: Management Operations Technology MNGMNT OPERATIONS
TECHN. Ideal for Mining, Civil, and
Industrial engineers to learn and apply operations management, financial
accounting, and optimization of large-scale heavy equipment based operations at
a mid-management and executive level. The course covers Management Information
Technology, advanced management and financial tools, operations research,
database design, incentive systems, and workforce motivation. (+MN E) 041
(CB23:06)
G EN 445. - Delete Secondary Course: Fundamentals of Geostatistics (3). (+MN
E) (Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042
(CB23:14)
G EN 446. - New Secondary Course:
Geotechnical Earthquake Engineering GEOTECH EARTHQUAKE ENGR (3) I Applied course
in earthquake causes and effects, integrating the fields of seismology,
engineering, and seismic geology. May be convened with G EN 546. (Identical to C
E 446, which is home) Lecture - 3. 034 (CB23:03)
G EN 446. - Change Secondary Course Description: Review of
plate tectonics and seismology, analysis of earthquake ground motions, travel
path and distance effects, and site response effects. Soil liquefaction susceptibility,
identification, and mitigation. Introduction to seismic slope stability. (+C E) 041
(CB23:06)
G EN 492. New Course: Directed
Research in Geological Engineering DIRECTED RESEARCH/G EN (1-6) [RPT/6 units] I
II S Individual or small group research under the guidance of faculty.
Independent Study - 6. 032 (CB23:01)
G EN 507. + Change Course Term Offered: I (-GEOS) 034 (CB23:03)
G EN 508A. - Change Secondary Course Title and Description: Equipment Operations Technology EQUIPMNT OPERATION
TECHN. Ideal for Mining, Civil and Industrial engineers to learn the processes
of designing, financial, justifying, implementing, operating, and maintaining
large scale heavy equipment based earthmoving systems. Focus is on methods of
materials movement and transportation for both surface and
underground earthmoving systems including technological developments in areas
such as automation, tele-remote operation, performance analysis, equipment selection,
maintenance, and operations research. (+MN E) 041 (CB23:06)
G EN 508B.- Change Secondary Course Title and Description: Management Operations Technology MNGMNT OPERATIONS
TECHN. Ideal for Mining, Civil, and
Industrial engineers to learn and apply operations management, financial
accounting, and optimization of large-scale heavy equipment based operations at
a mid-management and executive level. The course covers Management Information
Technology, advanced management and financial tools, operations research,
database design, incentive systems, and workforce motivation. (+MN E) 041
(CB23:06)
G EN 537. - Delete Course: Developments in Rock Mechanics (2). (+MN E)
(Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
G EN 545. - Delete Secondary Course: Fundamentals of Geostatistics (3).
(+MN E) (Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042
(CB23:14)
G EN 546. - New Secondary Course:
Geotechnical Earthquake Engineering GEOTECH EARTHQUAKE ENGR (3) I Applied course
in earthquake causes and effects, integrating the fields of seismology,
engineering, and seismic geology. May be convened with G EN 446. (Identical to C
E 546, which is home) Lecture - 3. 034 (CB23:03)
G EN 546.- Change Secondary Course Description: Review of plate
tectonics and seismology, analysis of earthquake ground motions, travel path and
distance effects, and site response effects. Soil liquefaction susceptibility,
identification, and mitigation. Introduction to seismic slope stability. (+C E) 041
(CB23:06)
GEOSCIENCES (GEOS)
GEOS 195D. Change Course Description:
Students are introduced to the geology and ecology of Tucson and surrounding
mountain ranges, including interactions between past and present societies and
our desert environment. Four Saturday field trips (one per month) are scheduled
during the semester, each emphasizing a particular region with its unique
geological and biological aspects. A Tuesday evening class meeting will take
place prior to each Saturday field trip. 041 (CB23:09)
GEOS 391. Delete Course: Preceptorship (2). 051 (CB23:12)
GEOS 391H. Delete Course: Honors Preceptorship (2). 051 (CB23:12)
GEOS 407. - Change Secondary Course Term Offered: I (+G EN) 034 (CB23:03)
GEOS 426A. Change Course Number: from
GEOS 428 to GEOS 426A/526A. Research Methods in Aquatic Sciences RSRCH METH/AQUATIC
SCI (6) S. Theory and research methods in tropical limnology, aquatic biology,
limnogeology and paleoclimatology. Field course in Africa associated with the
Nyanza Project Research Training Program. This class is a field program run
entirely off campus. May be convened with GEOS 526A. P, Admission to the Nyanza
Project. Laboratory - 6, Lecture - 3, Discussion - 1. 043 (CB23:05)
GEOS 426A. Change Effective Date to 042 Change Course Number: from GEOS 428 to GEOS 426A/526A. Research Methods in Aquatic
Sciences RSRCH METH/AQUATIC SCI (6) S. Theory and research methods in tropical
limnology, aquatic biology, limnogeology and paleoclimatology. Field course in
Africa associated with the Nyanza Project Research Training Program. This class
is a field program run entirely off campus. May be convened with GEOS 526A. P,
Admission to the Nyanza Project. Laboratory - 6, Lecture - 3, Discussion - 1.
(originally submitted in CB 23:05 list 2 effective 043) 042 (CB23:12)
GEOS 428. Change Course Number: from
GEOS 428 to GEOS 426A/526A. Research Methods in Aquatic Sciences (6). 043
(CB23:05)
GEOS 452. Delete Course: Strategies in Environmental Hydrogeochemistry (3).
(Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
GEOS 469. Change Course
Prerequisite(s): P, GEOS 434A Exploration Seismology, or consent of
instructor. Recommended courses: MATH 322 or MATH 422 044 (CB23:13)
GEOS 496E. New Course: Topics in Structure and Tectonics TPCS
STRUCTURE+TECTONICS (1-4) [RPT/4] I II. This seminar series is being started to
give undergraduate students the opportunity to be involved with the research
being done using grant money. Seminar titles and course content will vary
depending on the stage of the research being conducted. P, registration by
permission only. One or more required field trips. Seminar - 4. 044
(CB23:14)
GEOS 507. - Change Secondary Course Term Offered: I (+G EN) 034 (CB23:03)
GEOS 512A. - New Secondary 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 ANTH
512A, which is home). Lecture - 3. 044 (CB23:10)
GEOS 514. + Change 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. (-ANTH) 041
(CB23:09)
GEOS 526A. New Course: Research
Methods in Aquatic Sciences RSRCH METH/AQUATIC SCI (6) S. Theory and research
methods in tropical limnology, aquatic biology, limnogeology and
paleoclimatology. Field course in Africa associated with the Nyanza Project
Research Training Program. This class is a field program run entirely off
campus. Graduate-level requirements include a team-leadership role in organizing
research, development of an original research project and must lead student
discussion sections. May be convened with GEOS 426A. P, Admission to the Nyanza
Project. Laboratory - 6, Lecture - 3, Discussion - 1. 043 (CB23:05)
GEOS 526A. Change Effective Date to
042 New Course: Research Methods in Aquatic Sciences RSRCH METH/AQUATIC SCI (6) S. Theory and research methods in tropical limnology,
aquatic biology, limnogeology and paleoclimatology. Field course in Africa
associated with the Nyanza Project Research Training Program. This class is a
field program run entirely off campus. Graduate-level requirements include a
team-leadership role in organizing research, development of an original research
project and must lead student discussion sections. May be convened with GEOS
426A. P, Admission to the Nyanza Project. Laboratory - 6, Lecture - 3,
Discussion - 1. (originally submitted in CB 23:05 list 2 effective 043) 042
(CB23:12)
GEOS 536. - Delete Secondary Course: Ground-Water Resource Evaluation
(3). (+HWR) (Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042
(CB23:14)
GEOS 552. Delete Course: Strategies in Environmental Hydrogeochemistry
(3). (Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042
(CB23:14)
GEOS 585A. New Course: Applied Time Series Analysis APPL TIME SERIES ANALYS (1-3) II.
Analysis tools in the time and frequency domains are introduced in the context
of sample data sets drawn from ecology, hydrology, climatology and
paleoclimatology. Students optionally use their own data in assignments applying
methods. P, an undergraduate statistics course. Lecture - 2, Workshop - 1. 051
(CB23:12)
GEOS 596P. - Delete Secondary Course: Macroevolution (2). (+ECOL)
(Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
GEOS 597D. Delete Course: Technical Writing in Geosciences (1-3).
(Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
GEOS 597E. New Course:
Spatiotemporal Data Analysis Workshop SPATIOTEMP DATA ANALYSIS (3) I. Students
will learn to analyze and interpret principal features resolvable in historical
climate data sets using two commonly-applied empirical techniques. In parallel
we will critically assess similar analyses published in the climate dynamics'
literature. P, linear algebra or consent of instructor. Workshop - 3. 044
(CB23:12)
GERMAN STUDIES (GER)
GER 475. Correct Course Site: remove offered in Germany only. 974 (CB23:06)
GER 496D. Delete Course: Senior Seminar: Linguistics (3) (Biennial Course
Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
GER 497A. Delete Course: Literature (1-5). (Biennial Course Review 3+
years) 042 (CB23:14)
GER 497B. Delete Course: Pedagogy (1-5). (Biennial Course
Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
GER 497C. Delete Course: Culture (1-5). (Biennial Course Review 3+
years) 042 (CB23:14)
GER 497D. Delete Course: Linguistics (1-5). (Biennial Course Review 3+
years) 042 (CB23:14)
GER 497E. Delete Course: Translation (1-5). (Biennial Course Review 3+
years) 042 (CB23:14)
GER 575. Correct Course Site: remove offered in Germany only. 974
(CB23:06)
GER 596D. Delete Course: Linguistics (1-5). (Biennial Course Review 3+
years) 042 (CB23:14)
GER 596E. Delete Course: Translation (1-5). (Biennial Course Review 3+
years) 042 (CB23:14)
GER 597A. Delete Course: Literature (1-5). (Biennial Course Review 3+
years) 042 (CB23:14)
GER 597B. + Delete Course: Pedagogy (1-5). (-SLAT) (Biennial Course
Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
GER 597C. Delete Course: Culture (1-5). (Biennial Course Review 3+
years) 042 (CB23:14)
GER 597D. Delete Course: Linguistics (1-5). (Biennial Course Review 3+
years) 042 (CB23:14)
GER 597E. Delete Course: Translation (1-5). (Biennial Course Review 3+
years) 042 (CB23:14)
GER 696A. Delete Course: Literature (2-4). (Biennial Course Review 3+
years) 042 (CB23:14)
GER 696E. Delete Course: Translation (2-4). (Biennial Course Review 3+
years) 042 (CB23:14)
GERONTOLOGY (GERO)
GERO 447. - Change Secondary Course Prerequisite(s): P, Concurrent registration, PHPR 448.
(+PHPR) 042 (CB 23:11)
GERO 531. New Course: Biomedical and
Clinical Aspects of Aging BIOM+CLIN ASPECTS/AGING (3) S This course is designed
to provide the student with current information and research on the biomedical
aspects of aging, co-morbid conditions, and clinical care using an
interdisciplinary approach. Lecture - 3. 032 (CB23:03)
GERO 661. - New Secondary Course: Research Methodologies I RSRCH
METHODOLOGIES I. (3) I. This course will expose students to the logic and
conduct of research that is aimed at producing generalizable information about
human communication. The goal of the course is to develop student's ability to
conduct and evaluate social scientific research. P, consent of instructor.
(Identical to COMM 661, which is home). Lecture - 3. 044
(CB23:14)
GERO 671. - New Secondary Course: Research Methodologies II (3) I II.
This course will expose students to fundamental and intermediate techniques for
the analysis of quantitative data. Descriptive statistics, univariate, and
multivariate statistics will be covered throughout the semester. In addition to
examining different analytical techniques, students will be exposed to computer
programs for statistical analyses. P, consent of instructor. (Identical to COMM
671, which is home). Lecture - 3. 044 (CB23:14)
GERO 673. - Change Secondary Course Home Department Prefix: from:
EPI to: EPID. Epidemiology of Aging (3-4). (+EPI
to +EPID) 044 (CB23:12)
GRADUATE COLLEGE (GRAD)
GRAD 697C. - Change Secondary Course Term Offered: to I (+A ED) 034
(CB23:03)
GREEK
(GRK)
GRK 202. Change Course Pass/Fail Option Status: course not available for
pass/fail option. 051 (CB23:14)
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