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CRSE/NO. |
DAY |
TIME |
TITLE |
INSTRUCTOR |
CREDIT |
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ACCOUNTING (ACCT) |
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ACCT 301 |
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Intermediate Accounting |
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3 |
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F |
1000-1245 |
TBA |
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ACCT 311 |
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Managerial Accounting |
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3 |
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F |
1300-1545 |
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TBA |
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CIVIL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY (CET) |
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CET 301 |
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Structural Analysis |
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3 |
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Web course. |
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Keplar |
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CET 305 |
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Principles of Surveying |
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3 |
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Web course. |
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Rand |
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CET 310 |
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Foundations of Building Construction |
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3 |
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T |
1600-1900 |
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Lewis |
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CET 314 |
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Boundary and Mock Trial Law |
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3 |
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F |
0800-1030 |
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Rand |
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CET 318 |
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Control /GPS Surveying |
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3 |
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W |
1900-2200 |
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Zhou |
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CET 420 |
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Hydrology and Drainage |
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3 |
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F |
1330-1600 |
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Keplar |
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CET 425 |
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Land Design and Develop |
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3 |
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Web course. |
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Rand |
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CET 452 |
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Reinforced Masonry and Wood Design |
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3 |
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Web course. |
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Lewis |
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CET 460 |
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Construction Cost Estimating |
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3 |
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W |
1915-2200 |
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Constidine |
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CET 475W |
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Senior Design Project |
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3 |
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Kauffmann |
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COMPUTER SCIENCE (CS) |
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CS 333 |
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Object Oriented Programming and Problem-Solving |
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3 |
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W |
Web course. |
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Wild |
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CS 334 |
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Computer Organization and Architecture |
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3 |
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T |
Web course. |
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Wilson |
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CRIMINAL JUSTICE (CRJS) |
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CRJS 320 |
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Law & Social Control |
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3 |
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M |
1915-2200 |
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Oleson |
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CRJS/SOC 403 |
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Violence in the World of Children |
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3 |
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M |
1615-1900 |
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Lombardo |
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CRJS/SOC 436 |
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Capstone Research Project |
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3 |
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F |
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Smith |
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DECISION SCIENCES (DSCI) |
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DSCI 306 |
Statistical Decision Analysis |
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3 |
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W |
1615-1900 |
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TBA |
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EARLY CHILDHOOD SPEECH LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY/SPECIAL EDUCATION (ESSE) |
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ESSE 4/506 |
Students with Diverse Learning Needs in the General Education Classroom |
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3 |
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Th |
1615-1900 |
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Miller-Dunleavy |
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ESSE 4/514 |
Psychoeducational Assessment for Students with Diverse Learning Needs |
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3 |
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S |
1115-1415 |
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Butler |
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ESSE 617 |
Collaboration and Consultation for Students with Diverse Learning Needs |
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3 |
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F |
1615-1900 |
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Butler |
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ESSE 621 |
Alternative Strategies for Managing Challenging Behavior |
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3 |
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T |
1615-1900 |
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Butler/Gable |
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ESSE 624 |
Characteristics and Assessment of Learning Disabilities |
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3 |
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S |
0800-1100 |
Butler |
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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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TBA |
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ECI 304 |
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Educational Applications of Computers |
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3 |
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W |
1915-2200 |
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TBA |
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ECI 436 |
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Classroom Management and Practice Pre-K-6 |
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W |
1300-1545 |
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TBA |
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ECI 551 |
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Developmental Instructional Strategies for Teaching in Secondary School: English |
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| |
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*On-line course. |
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TBA |
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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY (EET) |
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EET 300 |
Advanced Circuit Analysis |
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3 |
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T |
1915-2200 |
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Jones |
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EET 315 |
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Digital Electronics Laboratory |
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3 |
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Web based lab. |
Jones |
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EET 405 |
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Introduction to Local Area Networks |
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3 |
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Web based lab. |
TBA |
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EET 480W |
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Senior Project/EET |
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*Video Streaming course. |
Kauffmann |
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ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT (ENMA) |
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ENMA 401 |
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Project Management |
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3 |
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S |
0800-1100 |
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TBA |
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ENGLISH (ENGL) |
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ENGL 325 |
Introduction to Rhetorical Studies |
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3 |
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W |
1915-2200 |
Whithaus |
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ENGL 327 |
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Advanced Composition |
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3 |
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M |
1300-1545 |
Long |
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FINANCE (FIN) |
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FIN 317 |
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Principles of Insurance & Risk Management |
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3 |
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T |
1000-1245 |
TBA |
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FIN 435 |
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International Financial Management |
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3 |
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T |
1300-1545 |
TBA |
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HISTORY (HIST) |
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HIST 351 |
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The Civil War and Reconstruction |
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3 |
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T/R |
1100-1215 |
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TBA |
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HUMAN SERVICES COUNSELING (COUN) |
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COUN 346 |
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Diversity Issues in Human Services Counseling |
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3 |
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Sa |
1115-1315 |
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Blagen |
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COUN 339 |
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Interpersonal Relations |
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3 |
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R |
1915-2200 |
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Jurgens |
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COUN 444 |
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Psychoeducational Groups |
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M |
1000-1245 |
Lovell |
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COUN 448 |
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Interventions and Advocacy with Children |
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3 |
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F |
1615-1900 |
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Thompson |
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COUN 491 |
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Family Guidance |
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3 |
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Su |
1400-1300 |
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Richels |
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COUN 468 |
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Internship in Human Services Counseling |
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12 |
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W |
1130-1230 |
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Duggan |
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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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M |
1915-2200 |
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TBA |
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MGMT 360 |
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Labor Management Relations |
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3 |
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T |
1915-2200 |
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TBA |
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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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TBA |
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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 |
TBA |
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MARKETING (MKTG) |
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MKTG 311 |
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Marketing Principles and Problems |
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3 |
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S |
1115-1415 |
TBA |
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MKTG 402 |
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Consumer Behavior |
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3 |
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R |
1000-1245 |
TBA |
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MATHEMATICS (MATH) |
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MATH 316 |
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Introductory Linear Algebra |
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3 |
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M |
1000-1245 |
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Bogacki |
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MATH 335 |
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Number Systems and Applications |
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T/R |
0930-1045 |
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Davis |
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GEOGRAPHY (GEOG) |
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GEOG 4/512 |
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Cities of the World |
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3 |
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W |
0800-1045 |
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Ziegler |
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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY (MET) |
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MET 300 |
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Thermodynamics |
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3 |
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R |
1915-2200 |
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TBA |
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MET 435W |
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Senior Project |
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3 |
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CD-Rom-delivered laboratory. |
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Kauffmann |
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NURSING (NURS) |
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NURS 363 |
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Nursing Science |
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3 |
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M |
1615-1900 |
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Palmer |
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NURS 402 |
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Career Pathways: Development |
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3 |
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M |
1615-1900 |
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Lee |
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NURS 490 |
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Nursing Leadership |
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3 |
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M |
1915-2200 |
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Rita |
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OCCUPATIONAL AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION (OTED) |
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OTED 7/861 |
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Foundations of Adult Education & Training |
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3 |
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M |
1600-1845 |
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TBA |
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OTED 7/862 |
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Administration & Management of Education & Training Programs |
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3 |
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M |
1300-1545 |
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TBA |
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OTED 790 |
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Practicum in Occupational Education |
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| |
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TBA |
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Ritz |
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OTED 7/897 |
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Independent Study in Occupational Education |
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| |
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TBA |
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Ritz |
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OTED 868 |
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Internship |
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| |
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TBA |
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Ritz |
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OCCUPATIONAL AND TECHNICAL STUDIES (OTS) |
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OTS 351 |
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Communication Technology |
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3 |
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F |
1615-1900 |
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TBA |
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OTS 4/502 |
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Training Methods |
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Sa |
1430-1730 |
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PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATIONS (COMM) |
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COMM 355 |
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Organizational Communication |
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3 |
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S |
0800-1100 |
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Goodbar |
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PHILOSOPHY (PHIL) |
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PHIL 345 |
Bioethics |
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3 |
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T |
1915-2200 |
TBA |
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| |
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PSYCHOLOGY (PSYC) |
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PSYC 303 |
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Industrial/Organizational Psychology |
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3 |
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M |
1300-1545 |
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TBA |
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PSYC 304 |
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Social Psychology |
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3 |
| |
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TBA |
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TBA |
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PSYC 313 |
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Sensation & Perception |
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3 |
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T/R |
0800-0915 |
TBA |
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PSYC 4/508 |
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Theories of Personality |
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3 |
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W |
1300-1545 |
TBA |
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PhD Community College Leadership Program (ELS) |
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ELS 732 |
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Statistics Applied to Research in Education Human Services I |
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T/R |
1915-2200 |
TBA |
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ELS 7/866 |
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The Contemporary Community College |
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T |
1300-1545 |
TBA |
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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.
