2021-2022 Undergraduate Catalog Notices and Updates

Below you will find a summary of what has changed from the previous edition of the Undergraduate Catalog.

Please note that minor changes to academic programs (i.e. additions to the list of courses accepted in a program requirement) are not listed in this section, but these changes can be found on the program pages and in Degree Audit.

Courses that have been inactivated have also been removed from the Course Descriptions section and the academic program pages. Previous editions of the catalog can be used to find information on these courses and they will still count toward academic program requirements they were previously listed in.

Notices

• The Art Department is now the Art and Art History Department  

Program Additions

• Management Major (BS) - Sport Business Concentration  

Program Changes

Apply to students with program catalog terms of Fall 2021 or Spring 2022 only unless otherwise noted

• Cinema Studies Minor  
• Computer Engineering Major (BS) [ABET Certified]  
• Native American and Indigenous Studies Minor  
• Psychology Major (BA)  
• Psychology Major (BS)  

Course Additions

• AF 405 - Sport Finance
    
• AFRSTY 251L - African-American Art
    
• AMST 344 - From Bus Boycott to Black Lives Matter: The Black Freedom Struggle in the U.S. and Beyond
    
• AMST 411L - Post 9/11 Culture: Rumors, Stories and Songs
    
• AMST 471L - The City in American Literature and Culture
    
• ANTH 250L - The Hands that Feed Us: Food, Labor, Race, and Migration in the U.S.
    
• ART 226 - Baroque Art and Architecture (c.1580-c.1750): A Global Sensation
    
• ART 251L - African-American Art
    
• ASIAN 280 - S.E.Asian Culture
    
• ASIAN 367L - Food and Culture in Japan: National Identity and Diversity, Past and Present
    
• BIOL 355 - Introduction to Data Science in Biology
    
• BIOL 356 - Introduction to Data Science for Biology Lab
    
• CINE 311L - How to Write Like a Film Critic
    
• CINE 317L - American Independent Cinema
    
• CINE 338L - Classical Hollywood Cinema
    
• CINE 339L - Post-Classical Hollywood Cinema  
• CLSICS 205G - Running a Business in Ancient Rome
    
• CS 438 - Applied Machine Learning
    
• ENGIN 342 - Computer Communications and Security
    
• ENGIN 448 - Operating Systems
    
• ENGL 375 - Literature of the American Civil War
    
• ENGL 377 - Literature of the Americas
    
• ENGL 471L - The City in American Literature and Culture
    
• ENVSCI 185GL - The Urban Ocean
    
• ENVSCI 215 - Biology and Production: Aquaculture Nutrition
    
• ENVSCI 318 - Environmental Toxicology
    
• ENVSTY 185GL - The Urban Ocean
    
• ENVSTY 356L - Economic Development and Environmental Justice
    
• GREEK 309 - Lyric Poetry
    
• HIST 304 - Early Middle Ages: Europe 300-1000
    
• HIST 411L - Post 9/11 Culture: Rumors, Stories and Songs
    
• HIST 456 - Faith and Politics in Islam: Devotion, Reform, and Jihad in Historical Perspective
    
• INTR-D 291 - PACE Success: for students working in an on-campus apprenticeship
    
• JAPAN 367L - Food and Culture in Japan: National Identity and Diversity, Past and Present
    
• LABOR 250L - The Hands that Feed Us: Food, Labor, Race, and Migration in the U.S.
    
• LATAM 490L - Internship Course in Latin American and Iberian Studies
    
• MATH 309 - Financial Mathematics
    
• MATH 455 - An Introduction to Statistical Machine Learning
    
• MGT 350 - Organizational Events Management
    
• MGT 415 - Sport Entrepreneurship: Innovation, Design and Start-Up of Sport-Themed Enterprises
    
• MKT 425 - Sport Marketing & Sponsorship
    
• MLLC 285L - French Cinema
    
• MSIS 435 - Sport Information and Analytics
    
• MUSIC 443 - Sociocultural Perspectives in Music Education
    
• PHIL 295 - Caribbean Philosophy
     
• PHYSIC 347 - Quantum Information II: Quantum Computation
    
• PHYSIC 351 - Quantum Information III: Physics and Information
    
• PHYSIC 362 - Computational Science
    
• PHYSIC 447 - Quantum Information IV: Quantum Science Applications
    
• PRFTRN 255 - Therapeutic Mentoring
    
• PRFTRN 256 - Therapeutic Mentoring
    
• PSYCH 231 - Psychology and Social Justice
    
• PORT 490L - Internship Course in Latin American and Iberian Studies
    
• SPAN 490L - Internship Course in Latin American and Iberian Studies
    
• THRART 124 - Theatre Crafts II: Stage Management
    
• UPCD 356L - Economic Development and Environmental Justice
    
• WGS 320 - Sexuality Education in the United States
    
• WGS 373 - Sex and the City: The Politics of Race, Sexuality, and Mobility
    
• WGS 420 - Queer of Color Critique
    

Renumbered Courses

• CLSICS 285 - Greek and Roman Tragedy
    (was CLSICS 375)
• ENGL 311L - How to Write Like a Film Critic
    (was ENGL 311)
• ENGL 317L - American Independent Cinema
    (was ENGL 317)
• ENGL 338L - Classical Hollywood Cinema
    (was ENGL 338)
• ENGL 339L - Post-Classical Hollywood Cinema  (was ENGL 339)
• PHYSIC 247 - Quantum Information I: Fundamentals of Quantum Physics
    (was PHYSIC 147)

Course Changes

• AMST 394L - Radical Voices of Resistance: Gender, Race and US Social Movements
    (title, description, and enrollment requirements)
• ANTH 250L - The Hands that Feed Us: Food, Labor, Race, and Migration in the U.S.
    (approved for GenEd)
• ANTH 366 - The Anthropology of Religion
    (description, enrollment requirements, and approved for GenEd)
• ASIAN 488L - The Idea of Asia
    (enrollment requirements)
• BIOL 209 - Medical Microbiology
    (description and enrollment requirements)
• BIOL 290 - Population Biology
    (description and enrollment requirements)
• BIOL 478 - Independent Study
    (description, repeatability, and modality)
• BIOL 479 - Independent Study II
    (repeatability, modality, and enrollment requirements)
• CHEM 118 - Chemical Principles II Laboratory
    (enrollment requirements)
• CINE 260L - Improvisation and the Art of Comedy
    (approved for GenEd)
• CINE 292L - Cinema, Sex, and Censorship
    (credits)
• COMM 260 - Psychological Effects of Mass Media
    (approved for GenEd)
• COMM 345 - Environmental Communication
    (description and approved for GenEd)
• ECON 205 - Statistical Methods
    (enrollment requirements)
• ENGIN 346 - Embedded Systems
    (title, description, and enrollment requirements)
• ENGIN 441 - System on Chip (SoC) Design
    (title, description, and enrollment requirements)
• ENGL 101 - Composition I
    (description)
• ENGL 102 - Composition II
    (description)
• ENGL 201 - Five British Authors
    (description)
• ENGL 202 - Six American Authors
    (description, enrollment requirements)
• ENGL 292L - Cinema, Sex, and Censorship
    (credits)
• ENGL 311L - How to Write Like a Film Critic
    (number and description)
• ENGL 465 - Advanced Studies in Literature and Society
    (repeatability)
• ENVSTY 356L - Economic Development and Environmental Justice
    (approved for GenEd)
• FRENCH 340L - Moving Across Borders: Migration and Diversity in Europe
    (description and approved for GenEd)
• GERMAN 340L - Moving Across Borders: Migration and Diversity in Europe
    (description and approved for GenEd)
• GLBAFF 490 - Capstone/Internship in Global Affairs
    (title and description)
• HIST 211 - Europe to 1600
    (title and description)
• HIST 212 - Modern Europe
    (title and description)
• HLTH 314 - Pharmacology
    (enrollment requirements)
• INTR-D 280 - Special Topics
    (description, credits, and repeatability)
• LABOR 250L - The Hands that Feed Us: Food, Labor, Race, and Migration in the U.S.
    (approved for GenEd)
• MATH 265 - Discrete Structures in Mathematics
    (enrollment requirements)
• MLLC 340L - Moving Across Borders: Migration and Diversity in Europe
    (description and approved for GenEd)
• MLLC 488L - The Idea of Asia
    (enrollment requirements)
• NURSNG 270 - Introduction to the Concepts of Nursing
    (enrollment requirements)
• NURSNG 271 - Principles of Pathophysiology and Pharmacology for the Nurse
    (enrollment requirements)
• NURSNG 272 - Applying Nursing Process
    (enrollment requirements)
• NURSNG 273 - Assessment and Health Promotion
    (enrollment requirements)
• NURSNG 370 - Healthcare Participant
    (enrollment requirements)
• NURSNG 371 - Evidence-Based Nursing Practice
    (enrollment requirements)
• NURSNG 372 - Concepts of Heath and Illness I
    (enrollment requirements)
• NURSNG 373 - Concepts of Health and Illness II
    (enrollment requirements)
• NURSNG 470 - Professional Nursing Concepts
    (enrollment requirements)
• NURSNG 471 - Active and Engaged Nursing Practice
    (enrollment requirements)
• NURSNG 473 - Concepts of Heath and Illness IV
     (enrollment requirements)
• NURSNG 472 - Concepts of Health and Illness III
    (enrollment requirements and modality)
• PHYSIC 107 - College Physics I
    (description)
• PHYSIC 108 - College Physics II
    (description)
• PHYSIC 113 - Fundamentals of Physics I
    (description)
• PHYSIC 114 - Fundamentals of Physics II
    (description)
• PHYSIC 247 - Quantum Information I: Fundamentals of Quantum Physics
    (number, title, and enrollment requirements)
• POLSCI 451 - Queer Theory & Politics
    (description)
• SOCIOL 281 - Society and the Individual
    (enrollment requirements)
• SOCIOL 350 - Social Statistics
    (title and enrollment requirements)
• SOCIOL 460 - Internship: Sociology in the City
    (description and enrollment requirements)
• SOCIOL 461 - Internship in Law and Criminal Justice
    (enrollment requirements)
• SOCIOL 470 - Senior Seminar in Sociology
    (title, description, and enrollment requirements)
• SOCIOL 474 - Senior Seminar in Criminology and Criminal Justice
    (enrollment requirements)
• THRART 124 - Theatre Crafts II: Stage Management
    (title and description)
• THRART 260L - Improvisation and the Art of Comedy
    (approved for GenEd)
• THRART 361 - Introduction to Costume Design
    (description and enrollment requirements)
• UPCD 321 - Fundamentals of Housing
    (approved for GenEd)
• UPCD 356L - Economic Development and Environmental Justice
    (approved for GenEd)
• UPCD 371 - Organizational Behavior for Public and Nonprofit Organizations
    (approved for GenEd)
• WGS 200 - Feminist Literature in the US: An Intersectional Approach
    (title and description)
• WGS 291 - Family Law
    (description)
• WGS 394L - Radical Voices of Resistance: Gender, Race and US Social Movements
    (title, description, and enrollment requirements)
• WGS 260 - Gender, Sexuality, and Health: Feminist Perspectives
    (title and description)
• WGS 292 - Family Law Practice
    (description)
• WGS 320 - Sexuality Education in the United States
    (approved for GenEd)
• WGS 350 - Introduction to Queer and Transgender Studies
    (title and description)
• WGS 370 - Feminist Research Seminar
    (title, description, and enrollment requirements)
• WGS 392 - Feminist Activism
    (approved for GenEd)