Curriculum Bulletin 23
Master List
***SIS course title is in all capital letters
following CIF course title.***
HISTORY (HIST)
HIST 335. - Delete Secondary Course: Jews in American Film (3). (+JUS) (Biennial
Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
HIST 349. + New Course: History of
Crime in America, 1607-present HIST CRIME AM:1607-PRES (3) I II A history of
crime in America from early Virginia through the present, with emphasis on
violent crime, regional differences in crime, chronological changes, and causes
of the same. (Identical to PA 349, SOC 349). Lecture - 3. 034 (CB23:03)
HIST 427. New Course: Work, Culture
and Power WORK, CULTURE AND POWER (3) II History of work, cross-culturally and
over time, including slavery, agricultural, artisanal, and industrial work,
unions and workers' political movements, and labor market segmentation by gender
and race, sweatshops and migration. Lecture - 2, Discussion - 1. 041 (CB23:05)
HIST 485A. - Delete Secondary Course: (+NES) Social, Cultural and
Political History of Iranian Plateau: 7th Century - Present (3) (Biennial
Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
HIST 585A. - Delete Secondary Course: (+NES) Social, Cultural and
Political History of Iranian Plateau: 7th Century - Present (3)
(Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
HUMAN SERVICES (HSV)
HSV HSV: New Course Prefix: Human Services. College: US (University of Arizona South) 041
(CB23:12)
HSV 301. New Course: Introduction
to Human Services INTRO TO HUMAN SERVICES (3) II. An overview of human services.
Examination of the history and current directions of human services, service
delivery models, professional issues, systems and ecological perspectives, and
the helping process. P, Admission to the BAS program or consent of Instructor.
Lecture - 3. 041 (CB 23:11)
HSV 410. New Course: Introduction to Group Procedures and Theory INTR GROUP
PROCED+THEORY (3) I. Examination of theories, practices and issues relevant in
groups. Emphasis on the following group topics: communication, membership, group
norms and deviancy, leadership, systems view, developmental stages, self-help,
and peer counseling groups. P, HSV 301; BAS Human Services Concentration or consent of instructor.
Lecture - 3. (University of Arizona South/Sierra Vista course). 044
(CB23:12)
HSV 420. New Course:
Introduction to Crisis Intervention INTR CRISIS INTERVENTION (3) II.
Introduction to the crisis intervention process for para-professionals. Topics
include assessments, intervention, and referral. Examination of: settings for
crisis intervention, crisis intervention theories, types of crisis issues and
clients. P, HSV 301. Admission into the BAS program or consent of instructor.
Lecture - 3. 042 (CB23:13)
HSV
440. New Course: Introduction to
Psychopathology INTRO PSYCHOPATHOLOGY (3) I S. An overview of mental disorders,
etiology, prevalence, diagnostic criteria. The impact of disorders on those
diagnosed and their families. An introductory course for those planning to work
in paraprofessional settings. P, HSV 301. Admission into the BAS program or
consent of instructor. Lecture - 3. 042 (CB23:13)
HSV
493. New Course: Internship in Human
Services INTERNSHIP/HUMAN SERVCS (3-6) [RPT/1] I II S. Specialized field
experience in a human services setting. P, HSV 301, FSHD 401, FSHD 405, FSHD
405. Admission into the Human Services Concentration of the BAS and consent of
instructor. Independent Study - 6. 042 (CB23:13)
HSV 430.
New Course: Substance Abuse Theory and Counseling SUBSTANC ABUSE THRY+COUN
(3) II S. Examination of issues surrounding substance abuse. Course topics
include: impact of use on the individual, families and society, models of
addiction, drug classification, assessment methods, intervention models, support
groups, confidentiality, and ethics. P, HSV 301. Admission into the BAS program
or consent of instructor. Lecture - 3. 042 (CB23:13)
HUMANITIES (HUMS)
HUMS 307. Change Course Home Department: from HUMS to RELI;
do not crosslist with HUMS. Spirituality in the Arts. 041 (CB23:08)
HUMS 310. Change Department and Course Number: from: HUMS 310 to: RELI 311 Voyage of Discovery (3). 042
(CB 23:11)
HUMS 452A. Change Course Number and Department of Record:
from HUMS 452A to CLAS 451A. Ancient Egypt: Culture/Language I (3). 041
(CB23:08)
HUMS 452B. Change Course Number and Department of Record:
from HUMS 452B to CLAS 451B. Ancient Egypt: Culture/Language II (3). 041
(CB23:08)
HUMS 454A. Change Course Department of Record: from
HUMS to ENGL; do not crosslist with HUMS. Nineteenth Century Ireland: An
Emerging Nation (3). 041 (CB23:08)
HUMS 454B. Change Course Department of Record: from HUMS to
ENGL; do not crosslist with HUMS. Revolutionary 20th Century Ireland (3) 041
(CB23:08)
HYDROLOGY AND WATER RESOURCES (HWR)
HWR 201. Change Course Fee: to $2 034 (CB23:04)
HWR 412. Change Course Special Fee: to $100 042 (CB23:12)
HWR 427. - Change Secondary Course Prerequisite(s): P,
CE 323 or approval of instructor. (+C E) 041 (CB23:07)
HWR 473. - New Secondary Course: Spatial Analysis and Modeling
SPATIAL ANALYSIS+MODELNG (3) I. Explores the use of geographic information
systems (GIS) as a tool for natural resource and environmental managers. Topics
include spatial autocorrelation, interpolation techniques, and model
integration. Examines sources of error and possible ramifications. P, RNR 417.
May be convened with HWR 573. (Identical to WS M 473, which is home). Lecture - 3. 041
(CB23:07)
HWR 512. Change Course Special Fee: to $100 042 (CB23:12)
HWR 513. + Delete Course: Environmental Risk Analysis (3). (-SIE)
(Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
HWR 525. - Delete Secondary Course: Water Quality Modeling (3). (+C E)
(Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
HWR 526. + Delete Course: Water Quality Management (3). (-C E)
(Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
HWR 536. + Delete Course: Ground-Water Resource Evaluation (3). (-GEOS)
(Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
HWR 569.- Change Secondary Course Number: from 569 to 573 (+WS M) 041
(CB23:07)
HWR 573. - Change Secondary Course Number: from 569 to 573. Spatial
Analysis and Modeling SPATIAL ANALYSIS+MODELNG (3) I. Explores the use of
geographic information systems (GIS) as a tool for natural resource and
environmental managers. Topics include spatial autocorrelation, interpolation
techniques, and model integration. Examines sources of error and possible
ramifications. Graduate-level requirements include the students to show
additional, sophisticated proficiency with the material through the completion
of a final course project, consisting of an additional analysis of data provided
by the students (see syllabus for point breakdown). P, RNR 517. May be convened
with HWR 473. (Identical to WS M 573, which is home). Lecture - 3. 041 (CB23:07)
HWR 576. - Change Secondary Course Title and Description:
Natural Resource Law and Economics NATURAL RSRC LAW+ECON Advanced economic and legal
analysis of environmental and natural resource policies. (+AREC) 041 (CB23:08)
HWR 643. Delete Course: Water Resources Systems Analysis (3).
(Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
HWR 696I. + Delete Course: International Water Resource Management (1-3).
(-NES, -POL) (Biennial Course Review 3+ years) 042 (CB23:14)
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