sched08springnight.pdf
ACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR SPRING 2008
EVENING AND WEEKEND PROGRAM
PREREGISTRATION BEGINS NOVEMBER 12
TERM I (JANUARY 7 – March 1)
JANUARY
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TERM I EVENING CLASSES BEGIN
11
TERM I WEEKEND CLASSES BEGIN
11
LAST DAY TO ADD CLASSES AND DROP WITHOUT RECORD FOR EVENING CLASSES
14
PREREGISTRATION BEGINS FOR SPRING TERM II
21-22 MARTIN LUTHER KING HOLIDAY (NO CLASSES)
18
LAST DAY TO ADD CLASSES AND DROP WITHOUT RECORD FOR WEEKEND CLASSES
FEBRUARY
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------22
LAST DAY TO DROP CLASSES WITH "WP" OR "WF" FOR EVENING AND
WEEKEND CLASSES
27
FINAL EXAMS FOR MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENING CLASSES
28
FINAL EXAMS FOR TUESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENING CLASSES
29
FINAL EXAMS FOR FRIDAY WEEKEND CLASSES
MARCH
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1
FINAL EXAMS FOR SATURDAY WEEKEND CLASSES
1
TERM I CLASSES END
REGISTRATION FOR TERM II BEGINS JANUARY 14
TERM II (MARCH 10 – MAY 3)
MARCH
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------10
TERM II EVENING CLASSES BEGIN
14
TERM II WEEKEND CLASSES BEGIN
14
LAST DAY TO ADD CLASSES AND DROP WITHOUT RECORD FOR EVENING CLASSES
21
LAST DAY TO ADD CLASSES AND DROP WITHOUT RECORD FOR WEEKEND CLASSES
20-24 EASTER HOLIDAY (NO CLASSES)
sched08springnight.pdf
APRIL
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------25
30
LAST DAY TO DROP CLASSES WITH "WP" OR "WF" FOR EVENING AND
WEEKEND CLASSES
FINAL EXAMS FOR MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENING CLASSES
MAY
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1
FINAL EXAMS FOR TUESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENING CLASSES
2
FINAL EXAMS FOR FRIDAY WEEKEND CLASSES
3
FINAL EXAMS FOR SATURDAY WEEKEND CLASSES
3
TERM II CLASSES END
3
GRADUATION (SATURDAY, 2:00 P.M.)
sched08springnight.pdf
EVENING TERM I
ACC
25121
ACCOUNTING
PRINCIPLES OF FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
DAIL, D.
MW
1730-2000
3
DAIL, D.
MW
2010-2240
3
STAFF
TR
1730-2000
3
MW
1730-2000
3
TR
MW
1730-2000
1730-2000
3
3
MITCHELL, C.
HOLDEN, J.
MW
TR
2010-2240
2010-2240
3
3
FIELDS, J.
TR
1730-2240
4
Prerequisite: Completion of 12 s.h.
ACC
34121
INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING I
Prerequisite: ACC 251; co-requisite ACC 254
ACC
38521
FEDERAL INCOME TAX I
Prerequisite: ACC 251
BHC
30521
BUSINESS-HEALTH CARE ADMINISTRATION
MANAGING HEALTH CARE ORGANIZATIONS MCDONALD, W.
BUS
BUS
22521
33221
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
MICROCOMPUTER BUSINESS APPLICATIONS COX, L.
MANAGERIAL FINANCE
BOYLE, W.
Prerequisites: ACC 253, ECO 216 & ECO 262
BUS
BUS
34321
35221
MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZATION
BUSINESS LAW I
CHE
32121
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I
CHEMISTRY
Prerequisite: CHE 151 & CHE 152
COM
36421
MASS COMMUNICATION
CINEMA APPRECIATION
BLOODWORTH, R. T R
1730-2000
3
CSC
CSC
CSC
CSC
10021
10022
10023
20121
COMPUTER SCIENCE
COMPUTER LITERACY
COMPUTER LITERACY
COMPUTER LITERACY
INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER SCIENCE
MW
TR
TR
MW
1730-2000
1730-2000
2010-2240
1730-2000
3
3
3
3
ECO
21621
FINANCIAL ECONOMICS
STATISTICS FOR BUSINESS & ECONOMICS
DOWLATSHAHI
TR
2010-2240
3
TALIAFERRO, P.
COOPER, E.
LOCKETT, W.
PHIPPS. D.
Prerequisite: Math 105 or higher
ECO
26121
PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS
DOWLATSHAHI
TR
1730-2000
3
EDU
EDU
25121
45521
EDUCATION
INTRODUCTION TO EDUCATION
NATURE/NURTURE OF GIFTED & TALENTED
HEYWARD, J.
HORAN, E.
MW
SAT
1730-2000
0900-1425
3
3
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
10021
10121
10122
10123
10124
10221
ENGLISH
SKILLS DEVELOPMENT IN ENGLISH
COMPOSITION
COMPOSITION
COMPOSITION
COMPOSITION
COMP/INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE
STAFF
HAWKINS, C.
CANNON, K.
JACOBS, P.
BILLINGS, W.
DRAUGHON, J.
MW
MW
MW
TR
FRI
TR
1730-2000
1730-2000
2010-2240
2010-2240
1730-2240
2010-2240
3
3
3
3
3
3
ENG
10222
STAFF
MW
2010-2240
3
BILLINGS, W.
TR
1730-2000
3
Prerequisite: ENG 101
COMP/INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE
Prerequisite: ENG 101
ENG
20721
REVIEW WRITING
sched08springnight.pdf
ENG
22121
SURVEY OF AMERICAN LITERATURE I
JACOBS, P.
TR
1730-2000
3
Prerequisite: ENG 102
ENM
ENM
10121
30121
OCCUPATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
DUKE, D.
POLLUTION SCIENCE, TREATMENT/SAMPLING DUKE, D.
MW
MW
1730-2000
2010-2240
3
3
HIS
HIS
HIS
HIS
HIS
10321
10421
10422
21021
34721
HISTORY
WORLD CIVILIZATION I
WORLD CIVILIZATION II
WORLD CIVILIZATION II
HISTORIAN'S APPRENTICESHIP
AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY
TR
MW
SAT
MW
FRI
1730-2000
1730-2000
0830-1355
1730-2000
1730-2240
3
3
3
3
3
HIS
HIS
37021
31121
CONTEMPORARY WORLD HISTORY
ANCIENT HISTORY
BERTA, J.
MW
BROADHURST, C. T R
1730-2000
1730-2000
3
3
IDS
11521
STUDY SKILLS
MW
2010-2240
3
24221
JUSTICE STUDIES
INTRODUCTION TO FORENSIC SCIENCE
PAULY, D.
MW
1730-2000
3
STAFF
TR
1730-2000
3
FRENGAKIS, D.
MW
2010-2240
3
PHILLIPS, J.
TR
2010-2240
3
MW
1730-2000
3
TURNER, J.
TR
1730-2000
3
ENGEL, S.
TEDDER, R.
BROADHURST, C.
DYKE, C.
KAMALU, N.
Cross-listed as PSC 347
JUS
INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES
STAFF
Prerequisites: PSY 101, SOC 151, PSC 151
JUS
33021
POLICE IN AN URBAN SOCIETY
Prerequisites: PSY 101, SOC 151, PSC 151
JUS
38921
CRIMINAL EVIDENCE AND PROCEDURE
Prerequisites: JUS/PSC/LAW 310
JUS
45021
SEMINAR IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Prerequisites: PSY 101, SOC 151, PSC 151
LAN
20121
FOREIGN LANGUAGES
MODERN STANDARD ARABIC III
SALIB, S.
Prerequisite: LAN 102 (Arabic II)
LAN
33021
SECOND LANGUAGE ACQUISITION
LAW
20021
INTRODUCTION TO LAW
BANKS, K.
TR
1730-2000
3
MAT
MAT
10321
10521
MATHEMATICS
INTRODUCTION TO COLLEGE MATH
COLLEGE ALGEBRA
FIELDS, K.
PALLED, S.
TR
MW
1730-2000
1730-2000
3
3
MAT
10522
PELERIN, I.
TR
2010-2240
3
PRE-CALCULUS I
STAFF
MW
1730-2000
3
WALSTON
MW
1730-2000
3
SMITH, W.
SCHAFER, L.
TR
FRI
1730-2000
1730-2240
3
3
MW
1730-2000
3
LEGAL STUDIES
Prerequisite: Math 103 or passing placement test
COLLEGE ALGEBRA
Prerequisite: Math 103 or passing placement test
MAT
11321
MAT
22021
APPLIED STATISTICS
MUS
MUS
15121
15122
SURVEY OF MUSIC
SURVEY OF MUSIC
OCL
15121
ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION & LEADERSHIP
SPEECH COMMUNICATION
THOMAS, S.
Prerequisite: Math 105
MUSIC
sched08springnight.pdf
OCL
15122
SPEECH COMMUNICATION
FROBISH, T.
TR
1730-2000
3
PHI
21121
PHILOSOPHY
INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY
STAFF
MW
1730-2000
3
PSC
PSC
PSC
15121
20121
34721
POLITICAL SCIENCE
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT
STAFF
STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
HIGHT, K.
AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY
KAMALU, N.
TR
TR
FRI
2010-2240
2010-2240
1730-2240
3
3
3
PSC
43021
SEIFERT, G.
MW
1730-2000
3
HOPKINS, D.
MW
1730-2000
3
MCCLEARY, S.
WALKER, S.
TYSON, J.
TR
FRI
SAT
1730-2000
1730-2240
0830-1355
3
3
3
BRANSON, D.
TR
1730-2130
3
MCCANDLESS, J.
MW
1730-2130
3
PHELAN, J.
BROWN, J.
MW
MW
1730-2000
1730-2000
3
3
RUSS, V.
VITAL, M.
TR
MW
1730-2000
1730-2000
3
3
BOBADILLA, J.
TR
1730-2000
3
Cross-listed as HIS 347
POLITICAL CAMPAIGN SEMINAR
PSYCHOLOGY
PSY
34121
ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY
Prerequisite: PSY 101
REL
REL
REL
10621
10421
20121
RELIGION
RELIGION AND AMERICAN CULTURE
INTRODUCTION TO BIBLICAL LITERATURE
SURVEY OF THE OLD TESTAMENT
SCIENCE
SCI
14121
EARTH SCIENCE
Prerequisite: MAT 105
SCI
14221
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE
SOC
SOC
15121
22021
PRINCIPLES OF SOCIOLOGY
APPLIED STATISTICS
SOC
SOC
37221
43121
MARRIAGE AND FAMILY
SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY
SPA
20121
INTERMEDIATE SPANISH I
SOCIOLOGY
Prerequisite: MAT 105
SPANISH
Prerequisite: SPA 102
SPE
SPE
25521
38521
SPECIAL EDUCATION
EDUCATING DIVERSE POPULATIONS
NOLAN, Y.
COLLABORATION - PARENTS/EDUCATORS
NOLAN, Y.
TR
MW
1730-2000
1730-2000
3
3
SWK
SWK
23121
24021
SOCIAL WORK
INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL WORK
PROFESSIONAL WRITING USING APA STYLE
PENDARVIS, S.
WEYMOUTH, T.
MW
TR
1730-2000
1730-2000
3
3
SWK
37021
BOONE, K.
TR
2010-2240
3
SMITH, L.
TR
1730-2000
3
TR
1730-2000
3
Prerequisite: ENG 101
SOCIAL WELFARE POLICY & SERVICES I
Prerequisites: SWK 231, SWK 240 & PSC 151
SWK
42021
PRACTICE METHODS I
Prerequisites: SWK 231, 235, 300, 315, 332, 350, 370 & admission to the SWK program
THEATRE
THE
16221
SURVEY OF THEATRE
STAFF
sched08springnight.pdf
WEL
21821
WELLNESS
CONCEPTS OF FITNESS AND NUTRITION
STAFF
MW
1730-2000
3
DAIL, D.
MW
1730-2000
3
STAFF
TR
1730-2000
3
STAFF
TR
2010-2240
3
MW
TR
1730-2000
1730-2000
3
3
MCCANDLESS, J.
MW
1730-2240
4
HOLDEN, J.
TR
2010-2240
3
COX, L.
TR
1730-2000
3
MITCHELL, C.
MW
2010-2240
3
FIELDS, J.
TR
1730-2240
4
EVENING TERM II
ACC
25321
ACCOUNTING
PRINCIPLES OF MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING
Prerequisites: ACC 251, MAT 105 or higher
ACC
34221
INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING II
Prerequisite: ACC 341
ACC
38621
FEDERAL INCOME TAXATION II
Prerequisite: ACC 385
BHC
BHC
23021
33021
BUSINESS - HEALTH CARE ADMINISTRATION
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY
SULLIVAN, M.
HEALTH CARE STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
BROCKER, D.
Prerequisite: BHC 300
BIO
15321
BIOLOGY
FUNDAMENTALS OF BIOLOGY
Prerequisites: High school biology or chemistry or SCI 142 &143
Prerequisite: BUS 352
BUSINESS
BUS
35321
BUSINESS LAW II
Prerequisite: BUS 352
BUS
45021
MANAGEMENT SCIENCE
Prerequisites: ECO 216, BUS 225, & BUS 343
BUS
47021
BUSINESS POLICY/STRATEGY
Prerequisites: BUS 332, BUS 343, BUS 315 or ACC 341, BUS 352, & MKT 351
CHEMISTRY
CHE
32221
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II
Prerequisite: CHE 321
CSC
CSC
CSC
CSC
ECO
ECO
10024
10025
10026
20122
COMPUTER SCIENCE
COMPUTER LITERACY
COMPUTER LITERACY
COMPUTER LITERACY
INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER SCIENCE
TALIAFERRO, P.
COOPER, E.
LOCKETT, W.
PHIPPS, D.
MW
TR
TR
MW
1730-2000
1730-2000
2010-2240
1730-2000
3
3
3
3
26221
31121
FINANCIAL ECONOMICS
PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS
DOWLATSHAHI
MONEY AND BANKING
BOYLE, W.
TR
MW
2010-2240
1730-2000
3
3
TR
MW
MW
1730-2000
1730-2000
1730-2000
3
3
3
TR
1730-2000
3
SAT
0900-1425
3
Prerequisites: ECO 261 & 262
EDU
EDU
EDU
20021
24621
36121
EDU
41621
EDUCATION
HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
LITERATURE FOR CHILDREN
MOUR, J.
HEYWARD, J.
DELAPA, P.
Cross-listed ENG 361
TEACHING METH. FOR FOREIGN LANG.(TESOL) TURNER, J.
Prerequisite: Permission of instructor
EDU
44821
CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT FOR GIFTED
BRADY, S.
sched08springnight.pdf
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
ENG
10022
10023
10125
10126
10127
10223
ENG
10224
ENGLISH
SKILLS DEVELOPMENT IN ENGLISH
SKILLS DEVELOPMENT IN ENGLISH
COMPOSITION
COMPOSITION
COMPOSITION
COMP/INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE
STAFF
STAFF
HAWKINS, C.
CANNON, K.
DRAUGHON, J.
JACOBS, P.
MW
TR
MW
MW
TR
TR
1730-2000
1730-2000
1730-2000
2010-2240
2010-2240
1730-2000
3
3
3
3
3
3
STAFF
MW
2010-2240
3
BILLINGS, W.
FRI
1730-2240
3
STAFF
DElAPA, P.
TR
MW
2010-2240
1730-2000
3
3
MW
SAT
1730-2000
0830-1355
3
3
Prerequisite: ENG 101
COMP/INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE
Prerequisite: ENG 101
ENG
10225
COMP/INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE
Prerequisite: ENG 101
ENG
ENG
22221
36121
SURVEY OF AMERICAN LITERATURE II
LITERATURE FOR CHILDREN
Cross-listed as EDU 361
ENM
ENM
17021
37121
OCCUPATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
INDUSTRIAL PROCESSES & OPERATIONS
DUKE, D.
ENVIRONMENTAL AUDITS & PERMITS
RAINERI, C.
GEO
25222
REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY
NATHANIEL, D.
FRI
1730-2240
3
HIS
HIS
HIS
HIS
HIS
HIS
10322
10423
10424
32521
36021
42221
HISTORY
WORLD CIVILIZATION I
WORLD CIVILIZATION II
WORLD CIVILIZATION II
MODERN HISTORY
CIVIL WAR AND RECONSTRUCTION
TWENTIETH CENTURY AMERICAN HISTORY
BROADHURST, C.
BERTA, J.
TEDDER, R.
DYKE, C.
ENGEL, S.
BERTA, J.
SAT
MW
MW
MW
TR
MW
0830-1355
2010-2240
1730-2000
2010-2240
1730-2000
1730-2000
3
3
3
3
3
3
JUS
33221
JUSTICE STUDIES
METHODS OF SOCIAL RESEARCH
VITAL, M.
MW
1730-2000
3
PAULY, D.
MW
1730-2000
3
STAFF
MW
2010-2240
3
STAFF
TR
2010-2240
3
MW
1730-2000
3
GEOGRAPHY
Cross-listed as SOC 332
JUS
40121
INVESTIGATIVE PROCESS
Prerequisites: JUS 241, SOC 151, PSY 101, & PSC151
JUS
42021
ETHICAL FOUNDATIONS/CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Prerequisites: SOC 151, PSY 101, PSC 151
Cross-listed as PHI 420
JUS
42721
COURTS AND THE JUDICIAL PROCESS
Prerequisites: SOC 151, PSY 101, PSC 151
LAN
20221
FOREIGN LANGUAGES
MODERN STANDARD ARABIC IV
SALIB, S.
Prerequisite: LAN 201 (Arabic III)
LEGAL STUDIES
LAW
LAW
39021
37021
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW
TORT LAW
BANKS, K.
STAFF
TR
MW
1730-2000
1730-2000
3
3
MAT
MAT
10322
10523
MATHEMATICS
INTRODUCTION TO COLLEGE MATH
COLLEGE ALGEBRA
FIELDS, K.
PELERIN, I.
TR
TR
1730-2000
2010-2240
3
3
Prerequisite: MAT 103 or passing placement test
sched08springnight.pdf
MAT
11021
FINITE MATHEMATICS
PELERIN, I.
TR
1730-2000
3
STAFF
MW
1730-2000
3
STAFF
MW
2010-2240
3
SMITH, W.
MW
1730-2000
3
Prerequisite: MAT 105 or permission of instructor
MAT
11421
PRE-CALCULUS II
Prerequisite: MAT 113 or permission of instructor
MARKETING
MKT
35121
PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING
MUS
15123
SURVEY OF MUSIC
OCL
OCL
15123
15124
ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION & LEADERSHIP
SPEECH COMMUNICATION
THOMAS, S.
SPEECH COMMUNICATION
RUSSELL, A.
MW
TR
1730-2000
1730-2000
3
3
PHI
PHI
22021
42021
PHILOSOPHY
MORAL PHILOSOPHY
ETHICAL FOUNDATIONS/ CRIMINAL JUSTICE
STAFF
STAFF
MW
MW
1730-2000
2010-2240
3
3
MUSIC
Prerequisites: SOC 151, PSY 101, PSC 151
Cross-listed as JUS 420
PSC
PSC
PSC
PSC
15122
15123
34121
44021
POLITICAL SCIENCE
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT
CONGRESS AND THE PRESIDENCY
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
STAFF
HIGHT, K.
SEIFERT, G.
KAMALU, N.
TR
FRI
MW
FRI
2010-2240
1730-2240
1730-2000
1730-2240
3
3
3
3
PSY
PSY
10122
40521
PSYCHOLOGY
GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
THEORIES OF PERSONALITY
DUMONT, K.
STAFF
MW
TR
1730-2000
1730-2000
3
3
MCCLEARY, S.
TYSON, J.
TR
SAT
1730-2000
0830-1355
3
3
CUNNINGHAM, D. T R
BRANSON, D.
TR
1730-2130
1730-2130
3
3
PHELAN, J.
BROWN, J.
TR
MW
2010-2240
1730-2000
3
3
BROWN, J.
VITAL, M.
MW
MW
2010-2240
1730-2000
3
3
PHELAN, J.
TR
1730-2000
3
VITAL, M.
MW
2010-2240
3
Prerequisite: PSY 101
REL
REL
10321
20221
RELIGION
INTRODUCTION TO RELIGION
SURVEY OF THE NEW TESTAMENT
SCI
SCI
14222
14322
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE
PHYSICAL SCIENCE
SCIENCE
Prerequisite: MAT 105
SOC
SOC
15122
28221
SOC
SOC
30521
33221
SOC
39321
SOCIOLOGY
PRINCIPLES OF SOCIOLOGY
INTRODUCTION TO SPSS FOR WINDOWS
Pre or corequisite: SOC 220, MAT 220 or PSY 250
DEATH AND DYING
METHODS OF SOCIAL RESEARCH
Cross-listed as JUS 332
SOCIETY AND SELF
Student may not receive credit for both PSY/SOC 361 and SOC 393
SOC
45021
RESEARCH SEMINAR
Prerequisites: Senior, SOC major, SOC 220 and SOC 332
sched08springnight.pdf
SPANISH
SPA
20221
INTERMEDIATE SPANISH I
BOBADILLA, J.
MW
1730-2000
3
YANEZ, P.
TR
1730-2000
3
WEYMOUTH, T.
TR
1730-2000
3
STAFF
MW
1730-2000
3
BOONE, K.
TR
2010-2240
3
SMITH, L.
TR
1730-2000
3
Prerequisite: SPA 201
SPA
30521
SPANISH WRITING AND COMPOSITION
Prerequisite: SPA 102
SWK
24022
SOCIAL WORK
PROFESSIONAL WRITING APA STYLE
Prerequisite: ENG 101
SWK
33221
METHODS OF SOCIAL RESEARCH
Prerequisites: SOC 220, MAT 220, or PSY 250
SWK
37221
SOCIAL WELFARE POLICY & SERVICES II
Prerequisite: SWK 370
SWK
42421
PRACTICE METHODS II
Prerequisites: SWK 231, 235, 240, 300, 315, 332, 350, 370 & admission to the SWK program
THEATRE
THE
16222
SURVEY OF THEATRE
STAFF
TR
1730-2000
3
WEL
21822
WELLNESS
CONCEPTS OF FITNESS AND NUTRITION
STAFF
MW
1730-2000
3
MU ONLINE
ACC 25429
PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING LAB
KIRCHNER, M.
ONLINE
1
ADAIR, C.
BOYLE, W.
MOLTER, M.
SIMONE, S.
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
3
3
3
3
MARCIN, J.
MITCHELL, C.
MOLTER, M.
JOSEPH, P.
SIMONE, S.
SIMONE, S.
MOLTER, M.
PEUSTER, G.
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
ZYBECK, K.
WEAVER, S.
WEAVER, S.
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
2
3
3
SEE, S.
DREW, M.
ZIEGLER, A.
MCLAUGHLIN, S.
MCLAUGHLIN, S.
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
3
3
3
3
3
LOWE, D.
ONLINE
3
Prerequisites: ACC 251 or permission of the instructor
BHC
BUS
BUS
BUS
45029
30029
31029
33229
BUS
BUS
BUS
COM
ECO
ECO
EDU
EDU
34329
37529
48029
34129
26229
26230
24029
34529
INF
JUS
JUS
30129
24129
31129
JUS
JUS
LSS
MKT
MKT
32029
38829
30029
35129
43029
HEALTH CARE ADMINISTRATION SEMINAR
PERSONAL FINANCE
MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS
MANAGERIAL FINANCE
Prerequisites: ACC 253, ECO 216, and ECO 262 or permission of the instructor
MANAGEMENT & ORGANIZATION
HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
BUSINESS SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT
HTML PUBLISHING & WEB PAGE DESIGN
PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS
PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS
INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY
READING DIAGNOSIS & REMEDIATION
Prerequisites: EDU 331 and SPE 335
BIOMEDICAL INFORMATION
INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE
JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
Prerequisites: JUS/SOC 309 or permission of the instructor
CORRECTIONAL PROCESS
CRIMINAL LAW
PRINCIPLES OF LEADERSHIP
PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING
DIRECT MARKETING
Prerequisites: MKT 351
OCL 39029
INTERPERSONAL CONFLICT MANAGEMENT
Prerequisites: OCL 151 or permission of the instructor
sched08springnight.pdf
PSC
PSY
REL
SPA
15129
10129
10429
31029
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT
GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
INTRODUCTION TO BIBLICAL LITERATURE
CIVILIZATION & CULTURE OF SPAIN
PURVIS, J.
HOGAN, L.
WARD, L.
BOBADILLA, J.
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
ONLINE
3
3
3
3
WEAVER, S.
ONLINE
3
SOBERS, T.
PEUSTER, G.
ONLINE
ONLINE
3
4
FOUNDATIONS OF WELLNESS & EXERCISE SCI HERRING, J.
CONCEPTS OF FITNESS & NUTRITION
JAMESON, A.
ONLINE
ONLINE
3
3
Prerequisites: SPA 301 and 305 or permission of the instructor
SOC 31129
JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
Prerequisites: JUS/SOC 309 or permission of the instructor
SOC 38629
SPE 34529
DRUGS AND SOCIETY
READING DIAGNOSIS & REMEDIATION
Prerequisites: EDU 331 and SPE 335
WEL 20329
WEL 21829
MU ONLINE SCHEDULE
January
8
15
21
MU Online Classes Begin
Last Day to Add an Online Class or Drop an Online Class without Record
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day (No class)
February
29
Mid-term Grades due to the Office of Distance Education
March
4-11
21
31
Spring Break (No Class)
Good Friday (No Class)
Last Day to Drop an Online Class with WP or WF
April
7
14
Last Day of Online Classes
Final Grades due to the Office of Distance Education