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CRSE/NO. |
DAY |
TIME |
TITLE |
INSTRUCTOR |
CREDIT |
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ACCOUNTING (ACCT) |
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ACCT 321 |
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Taxation |
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3 |
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F |
1000-1245 |
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McKee |
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ACCT 423 |
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Operational Auditing |
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3 |
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F |
1300-1545 |
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Ziegenfuss |
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CIVIL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY (CET) |
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CET 412 |
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Route and Construction Surveying |
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3 |
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F |
0800-0945 |
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Rand |
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CET 440 |
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Contract Documents |
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3 |
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T |
1615-1900 |
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Lewis |
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COMPUTER SCIENCE (CS) |
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CS 300 |
Computers in Society |
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3 |
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T/R |
1315-1430 |
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TBA |
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CS 460 |
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Computer Graphics |
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3 |
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R |
1000-1245 |
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Price |
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CRIMINAL JUSTICE (CRJS) |
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CRJS 323 |
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Police in American Society |
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3 |
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F |
1545-1845 |
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White |
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CRJS436 |
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Capstone Research Project |
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3 |
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M |
1615-1900 |
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Smith |
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EARLY CHILDHOOD SPEECH LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY/SPECIAL EDUCATION (ESSE) |
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ESSE 4/500 |
Found/Legal/Ethical Aspect Gen. & Spec. Ed. |
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3 |
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S |
0800-1100 |
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L. Butler |
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ESSE 4/506 |
Students w/ Diverse Needs in Gen. Ed. Classroom |
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3 |
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R |
1615-1900 |
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Miller-Dunleavy |
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ESSE 618 |
Char. & Strat. for Teaching Students w/ Emotional/Behav. Dis. |
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3 |
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T |
1615-1900 |
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Butler, C.J & Gable |
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ESSE 626 |
Instruc. Strat. For Students w/ Learning Disabilities |
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3 |
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S |
1115-1415 |
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L. Butler |
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ESSE 628 |
Teaching Students with Severe Disabilities |
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3 |
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F |
1615-1900 |
Miller-Dunleavy |
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ESSE 679 |
Advanced Classroom Management and Practicum |
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3 |
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W |
1915-2200 |
Kersey |
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EDUCATIONAL CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION (ECI) |
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ECI 301 |
Social and Cultural Foundations of Education |
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3 |
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F |
1915-2200 |
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Allen |
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ECI 619 |
Classroom Research and Assessment In Curric. & Instruct. |
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3 |
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F |
1915-2200 |
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Bol |
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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY (EET) |
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EET 310 |
Digital Electronics |
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3 |
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T |
1900-2200 |
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Jones |
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ENGINEEING MANAGEMENT (ENMA) |
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ENMA 601 |
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Analysis of Organizational Systems |
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3 |
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M |
1915-2200 |
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Souza-Poza |
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ENMA 614 |
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Digital Electronics |
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3 |
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T |
1915-2200 |
Unal |
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ENMA 7/804 |
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Design of Project Management |
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3 |
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R |
1915-2200 |
Keating |
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ENGLISH (ENGL) |
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ENGL 327W |
Advanced Composition |
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3 |
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S |
0800-1100 |
McAvoy |
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FINANCE (FIN) |
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FIN 323 |
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Introductory Financial Management |
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3 |
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S |
1115-1415 |
TBA |
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FIN 331 |
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Legal Environment of Business |
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3 |
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T |
1300-1545 |
Zugelder |
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FIN 439 |
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Financial Decision Making |
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3 |
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T |
1000-1245 |
Griffith |
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HISTORY (HIST) |
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HIST 356 |
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Virginia History |
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3 |
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T |
1445-1600 |
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Stewart |
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| |
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HUMAN SERVICES COUNSELING (COUN) |
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COUN 341 |
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Introduction to Human Services Counseling |
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3 |
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M |
1000-1245 |
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Parks-Savage |
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COUN 343 |
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Human Services Counseling Methods |
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3 |
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R |
1915-2200 |
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Neukrug |
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COUN 468 |
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Internship |
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12 |
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W |
1130-1230 |
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Duggan |
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INFORMATION SYSTEMS (IT) |
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IT 310 |
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Guide to Programming with C++ |
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3 |
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W |
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Strozak |
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IT 360T |
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Principles of Information Technology |
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3 |
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F |
1300-1545 |
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Coppage |
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MANAGEMENT (MGMT) |
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MGMT 325 |
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Contemporary Organizations and Management |
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3 |
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T |
1915-2200 |
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Keeling |
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MGMT 462 |
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Comparative International Management |
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3 |
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S |
1430-1730 |
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Netherton |
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MGMT 485W |
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Business Strategy and Policy |
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3 |
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W |
1300-1545 |
Sweo |
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MARKETING (MKTG) |
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MKTG 311 |
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Principles of Marketing |
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3 |
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M |
1000-1245 |
Magnini |
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MKTG 406 |
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Public Relations |
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3 |
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R |
1000-1245 |
Case |
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MKTG 490 |
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Marketing Policy and Strategy |
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3 |
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R |
1300-1545 |
Winn |
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MATHEMATICS (MATH) |
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MATH 302 |
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Geometry for Teachers |
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3 |
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T/R |
0930-1045 |
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TBA |
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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY (MET) |
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MET 330 |
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Fluid Mechanics |
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3 |
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R |
1615-1900 |
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Staff |
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MET 430 |
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Mechanical Subsystem Design |
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3 |
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R |
1915-2200 |
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Staff |
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NURSING (NURS) |
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NURS 306 |
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Theoretical Foundations of Professional Nursing Practice |
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3 |
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W |
0800-1045 |
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Staff |
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OCCUPATIONAL AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION (OTED) |
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OTED 4/500 |
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Instructional Systems Development |
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3 |
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S |
1530-1730 |
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Netherton |
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OTED 785 |
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Curriculum Development in Occupational Education and Training |
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3 |
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M |
1300-1545 |
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Ritz |
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OTED 789 |
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Instructional Technology in Education and Training |
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3 |
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M |
1600-1845 |
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Deal |
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OCCUPATIONAL AND TECHNICAL STUDIES (OTS) |
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OTS 370T |
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Technology and Society |
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3 |
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F |
1615-1900 |
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Fisher |
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OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT (OPMT) |
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OPMT 303T |
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Operations Technology and Management |
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3 |
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W |
1615-1900 |
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TBA |
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PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATIONS (COMM) |
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COMM 302 |
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Communications Research Methods I |
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3 |
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W |
1915-2200 |
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Hartt |
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POLITICAL SCIENCE (POLS) |
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POLS 311 |
Virginia Politics and Government |
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3 |
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W |
1300-1545 |
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Arey |
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PSYCHOLOGY (PSYC) |
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PSYC 323U |
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Psychology of Women |
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3 |
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T/R |
0800-0915 |
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Winstead |
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PSYC 405U |
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Abnormal Psychology |
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M |
1300-1545 |
Cash |
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| |
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SOCIOLOGY (SOC) |
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SOC 402 |
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Child Welfare |
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3 |
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M |
1915-2200 |
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Polonko |
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+Northern Virginia Higher Ed. Center at Loudoun offers additional courses and majors. Please contact at 703-948-2750 for more information. Additional courses may be offered at individual sites. Please check with the Site Director to see what courses are available. |
The Community Education Program is one of several instructional programs of the College. It includes short courses, workshops, and training to meet the needs of the local community. The courses are not for credit, but in most cases Continuing Education Units (CEUs) are awarded. Contact the Office of Continuing Education at the campus nearest you to request further information. Fees charged for these courses cover the instructional and administrative costs. The courses are self-supporting.
