BUSINESS
Undergraduate Programs
BSBA DEGREE
STUDENTS
REQUIRED ADVISING APPOINTMENT
All BSBA students are required to meet with their business
advisor before they can register. Appointments can be
scheduled either by calling 935-6315, stopping by Simon 12,
email your advisor directly or utilizing Google Docs. Please
remember that our offices hours are Monday-Friday from
8:30am – 5:00pm.
It is important to keep your appointment. It is advised to make
your appointment early to avoid scheduling difficulties that
may occur if you wait too long to see your advisor. To cancel
your appointment, stop by Simon 12 or email your advisor
directly.
REGISTRATION TIME
You should check your account online through WebSTAC for
your registration date. You should make sure any holds are
cleared before your scheduled registration time.
WEBSITE INFORMATION
The BSBA Student Services Website has additional
information that will be beneficial for you to review before
meeting with your advisor. Suggested course strategies are
discussed at our site:
https://insideolin.wustl.edu
QUICK QUESTION ADVISING
In addition to scheduling an appointment with your advisor, we
will have an undergraduate advisor available for quick question
advising on the following days in Simon 12:
Mondays: 10:00 am until 4:00 pm
Tuesdays: 10:00 am until 4:00 pm
Wednesdays: 10:00 am until 4:00 pm
Thursdays: 10:00 am until 4:00 pm
Fridays:
10:00 am until 1:00 pm
ADVISING PROCESS FOR STUDY ABROAD
STUDENTS
If you are currently studying abroad, you should plan to email
your academic advisor at least two weeks prior to your
registration date. We will conduct a virtual advising session to
complete your advising appointment.
SUGGESTED STRATEGIES BY CLASS
FRESHMEN:
1. Develop strategy to complete your distributions.
2. Research academic and study abroad options.
3. Review when you are required to take Mgt 201 next year.
4. Plan to enroll in Mgt 250A in the fall.
5. Review procedures for taking summer school classes.
6. Make your advising appointment early.
7. Complete your Registration Worksheet.
SOPHOMORES:
1. Finalize your academic options.
2. Submit study abroad application online by May 1st.
3 Review procedures for taking summer school classes.
4. Make your advising appointment early.
5. Complete your Registration Worksheet.
JUNIORS:
1. Finalize your strategies to secure summer internship.
2. Review procedures for taking summer school classes.
3. Submit application for either MS in Finance, or MACC or MBA or
MS OSCM program by respective deadline.
4. Make your advising appointment early.
5. Complete your Registration Worksheet.
SENIORS:
1. Schedule your final degree audit with your advisor.
2. File Dec 2012 Intent to Graduate Form online by early October.
3. Submit application for either MS in Finance, or MACC or MS
OSCM or MBA program by respective deadline.
4. Finalize your job search plans and work with WCC in the interim.
SUMMER SCHOOL
If you are planning to enroll in a summer school course
(including Washington University’s Summer School Program),
your advisor must approve your course selection before you
register. To initiate the review process, you should complete
the Summer Approval Form. These forms are available in
Simon 12 or from our website:
http://www.olin.wustl.edu/bsba/srv/geninfo/forms.cfm
Bring the completed form along with the necessary documents
with you to your scheduled advising appointment.
As a general rule, Olin encourages students to take all of their
business courses at Washington University. Under certain
circumstances, permission may be granted for a student to take
a course at another institution. In order for consideration to be
given, a syllabus from an AACSB accredited institution must
be submitted for review to your business advisor. This review
process takes about two weeks to complete.
If approved, you must earn at least a grade of “C” in order to
receive the credit for this course.
All transfer credit should be approved before leaving for
summer break. Failure to secure proper approval may result in
enrolling in a course that will not be acceptable for transfer
credit.
ENROLLMENT POLICIES FOR OLIN BSBAs
All BSBA students must be enrolled in a minimum of 12 units
each semester. The maximum number of credits is 21 units.
Olin undergraduates will be assessed a full-time tuition charge
for their course of study for eight semesters of enrollment
regardless if the student is enrolled in fewer than 12 units.
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION DEGREE REQUIREMENTS
(BSBA)
All BSBA students must complete a minimum of 120 units of
work including a minimum of 48 credits of General Education
coursework and a minimum of 55.5 credits of Professional
coursework. Specific degree requirements are listed by
graduating class on our website:
https://insideolin.wustl.edu
GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS
CALCULUS
Math 127 and Math 128 (or Math 131/132) will satisfy your
calculus requirement. Effective Fall 2012, only Math 131 and
132 will be offered.
WRITING I
To fulfill this requirement, students must successfully complete
E Comp 100 with a C+ or better. Any student earning less than
a C+ is required to enroll in a second English Composition
course recommended by the English Department.
DISTRIBUTION REQUIREMENTS
You must complete at least three units from each of the
following categories: Behavioral Analysis; Ethics & Values;
Humanities; and Physical & Life Sciences. For the
International Studies category, you must complete six units.
Each distribution course must be taken for a letter grade
and must be taken through the Day Division Program. You
may not count the same class for two different distribution
requirements.
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ATTRIBUTE SYSTEM FOR DISTRIBUTION
REQUIREMENTS
Each course that satisfies a distribution requirement is coded
with an attribute designation. You will find the specific
designation in the course description. Attribute designations
for Olin will show BU in a black oval format with the
following attribute code:
BA
EV
HUM
IS
SCI
Behavioral Analysis Distribution
Ethics and Values Distribution
Humanities Distribution
International Studies Distribution
Physical/Life Science Distribution
For example, Psychology 100B shows BA. This code indicates
that this course will satisfy a Behavioral Analysis distribution.
DISTRIBUTION REQUIREMENT POLICY
EFFECTIVE FOR THE 2015 AND 2016 CLASSES
Pre-matriculation credits (as defined as credits earned prior to
your enrollment as a freshmen or credits awarded from IB or
Advanced Placement credits) will count only as general
elective credits and will not satisfy a distribution requirement.
FALL 2012 DISTRIBUTION COURSES
Distribution courses offered this spring are underlined for your
convenience. Note: course offerings are subject to change.
Therefore, WebsSTAC will have the most up-to-date
information.
BEHAVIORAL ANALYSIS (BA)
3 Units
AFRICAN & AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES
111
1181
136
188
210
2150
215C
2250
2411
2674
3161
319C
3231
3242
3255
326
330
3333
343
3542
3661
363
3670
3752
3762
3766
382
3880
399
4134
434B
Race & Ethnicity on American TV
Beats & Rhymes – Hip-Hop in American Culture
Concept of Race in Black Thought
Self & Identity in African AmericanLiterature
Linguistic Legacy of African Slave Trade
Enigma of Thomas Jefferson
The Thrilling Story
African American Women’s History
Methods & Reasoning in the Social Sciences
Slavery & Memory in American Popular Culture
African American Politics
Prehistory of Africa
Black Power Across Africa & the Diaspora
Introduction to African-American Psychology
Gay Experience in the Black Community
Literature of the Color Line
American Languages
Social and Political Movements
Capitalism, Exchange and Inequality in Africa
Quest for Racial Reconciliation
Love, Sex and Pain
Mapping the World of “Black Criminality”
Civil Rights Movement & Modern America
African American Women
Medicine, Healing & Experimentation
Women, Men and Gender in African Studies
Imagining the African Diaspora
Terror & Violence in Black Atlantic
Rich Nations and Poor Nations
Aids Epidemic
Seminar in Black Social Sciences
101B
102
1022
106
1060
112
115
1181
120
1210
131C
152
2031
American Politics
Visualizing and Documenting Race and Class
Popular Music in American Culture
St. Louis: Engaging the City
Intro to Political Theory
Race & Ethnicity in American Cinema
Urban Childhoods in America
Beats & Rhymes – Hip-Hop in American Culture
Social Problems and Social Issues
Youth Culture and Visual Media
Civil Rights
Voices of our American Traditions
Caribbean Identities
AMERICAN CULTURE STUDIES
BUSINESS
Undergraduate Programs
AMERICAN CULTURE STUDIES (Con’t)
032
206
2101
2120
2152
2156
220S
2250
226
227
229
234
239
244
245
248
2601
2674
2801
299
301C
3030
3031
3032
3034
3041
3070
308
3091
3105
311
3121
313
316B
3163
316F
3173
3190
3201
3202
3251
3255
326
3262
3263
327
330
3325
330C
3330
3331
332
3332
333
336
336H
3381
340P
3402
342
3422
344
3441
3442
345
3450
3475
348A
3482
3542
3510
3520
3535
3551
3561
3563
3570
358
3632
367
367H
Enigma of Thomas Jefferson
“Reading” Culture: The Cultural Life of Things
Linguistic Legacy of the African Slave Trade
Archaeological Fantansies and Hoaxes
American Historical Experience
Constructing the Civil Rights Movement
Introduction to Sociology
African American Women
Sociological Approaches to American Health
The Native American Experience
Digitial Humanities & Digital Media
Popular Crime & Early American Anxieties
Performance and Culture
War, Rebellion and Formation of Identity
Images of Disability in Film & Literature
Latino/a Experiences in the United States
Game Theory in Science and Culture
Slavery & Memory-American Popular Culture
Ben Franklin’s America
Study of Cities and Metropolitan America
The American School
Queer Theory
Gender and Education
Problems in U.S. Environmental History
Race and Ethnicity in American Politics
Sex, Gender and Popular Culture
Politics and Policymaking in the American States
Discontent, Dissent and Protest in America
Poverty and Social Reform in American History
American Holidays, Rituals and Celebrations
Women’s Health in America
Girls Fiction
Contemporary Women’s Health
African American Politics
Contemporary Women’s Health
Rediscovering the Child
Queer Histories
Engaging the City
Gender, Culture and Madness
Self Awareness and Civic Life
Vote for Pedro
Development of the American Constitution
American Economic History
Literature of the Color Line
Introduction to Research Design
Public Opinion & American Democracy
Exploring America: 1957
Constitutional Politics in the US
Culture and Itentity
American Languages
Social and Political Movements
Methods & Reasoning in Social Sciences II
American Voting Behavior
Topics in Politics
Rogues to Rich
Cultural History of American Teenager
National Security, Civil Liberties and the Law
Performing Gender
Split & Hybrid American Identities
The American Presidency
Americans and their Presidents
Courts and Civil Liberties
Defendant’s Rights
Civil Rights
Legislative Process
Sexual Politics in Film Noir & Hardboiled Lit
Fantasies, Frauds and Heroes
Ecoomic Realities of the American Dream
Rethinking the Second Wave
Quest for Racial Reconciliation
Supreme Court
Contemporary Cultural Production in the U.S.
Global Energy and the American Dream
Welfare State and Social Policy in America
Women and the Law
Television Culture and Cult TV
Quality TV and the Primetime Novel
Law, Politics and Society
Mapping the World of “Black Criminality”
America in the Gilded Age
Gender & Consumer Culture in US Fiction
3671
3691
3711
373
3742
3751
3755
3776
378
3789
3840
3880
391
3920
3931
395
3961
397
39SL
401
4273
4510
453
454
461B
462
475
Civil Rights Movement
Kill Assessment
History of Popular Culture in the U.S.
Making War
Social Landscapes in a Global View
US Women Since 1945
Disability and Quality of Life
Sexuality, Courtship & Marriage in US History
Topics in American Culture Studies
Building St. Louis Oral History
Gender & Consumer Culture in US Fiction
Terror and Violence in Black Atlantic
Violence Against Women
History of Political Thought I
History of Political Thought III
American Indians and American Empire
Women and Social Class
Gender & Sexuality in 1950s America
Blacks, Latinos and Afro-Latinos
Race, Sex and Sexuality
Social Gerontology
American Televisdion Genres
Sociology of Education
Environmental Policy
Construction & Experience of Black Adolescence
Politics of Education
American Culture: Methods and Visions
101
111
141/142
160B
168
170D
190B
204B
207B
209C
212
2151
227
260
261
305B
3053
3111
3122
314B
318C
3201
3206
3254
3271
3284
3304
3305
3313
333
3373
3383
3385
3386
3411
3461
3472
3475
362
3620
365
3656
3691
3692
374
379
3842
3851
3875
3882
3942
399B
4022
4045
St. Louis 101: Life in a Global City
In the Amazon
Freshman Seminar: Medicine and Society
Intro to Cultural Anthropology
Hurricane Katrina
Introduction to Linguistics
Intro to Archaeology
Anthropology & Modern World
Anthropology of America World
World Archeology
Archaeological Fantasies and Hoaxes
Language, Culture, & Society
The Native American Experience
Topics in Health and Community
Migrations in Past and Present
Greater Central Asia in Crisis
Nomadic Strategies and Extreme Ecologies
Family, Kinship and Marriage
Ancient Civilizations of the Old World
Prehistory of North America
African Archaeology: The Longest Past
Gender, Culture and Madness
Global Gender Issues
Vote for Pedro
Becoming Human
Public Health Research and Practice
Undergraduate Research in Lab & at Zoo
Bones to Behavior II
Women and Islam
Culture & Health
Law and Culture
Cognition and Culture
Internet, Politics and Society
Language, Culture and Society
Methods & Reasoning in the Social Sciences II
Native Americans at Westward Expansion
Global Energy and American Dream
Fantastic Archaeology
Biological Basis of Human Behavior
Anthropological Perspectives on the Fetus
Variations in Human Growth
Behavioral Ecology of Great Apes
Investigation: Death, Genocide & Other Violence
The Archeology of Warfare
Social Landscapes in Global View
Meltdown: Archeology and Climate Change
Anthropology of America
History and Theory of Anthropology
Pharmaceutical Personhood
Psychological Anthropology
American Indians and American Empire
Rich Nations and Poor Nations
Transnational Reproductive Health Issues
Modern Civil Conflicts and Conflict Solutions
ANTHROPOLOGY
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406
4221
434
Primate Ecology and Social Structure
Biological Basis of Human Behavior
Behavioral Research - St. Louis Zoo
190B
212
3053
3304
3305
3475
374
Intro to Archaeology
Archaeological Fantasies and Hoaxes
Nomadic Strategies & Extreme Ecologies
Bones to Behavior
Bones to Behavior II
Fantasies, Frauds and Hoaxes
Social Landscapes in Global View
131
190B
408
Art and War at the Dawn of Civilization
Intro to Archaeology
Gender in Contemporary Art
226
227
3313
Japanese Civilization
Chinese Civilization
Women and Islam
39SC
4675
Imperialism and Sexuality
Beyond the Harem
372
Behavioral Ecology
100B
121
301C
304
313A
316F
321
325
336
408
Introduction to Psychology
Blood, God and Country
The American School
Educational Psychology
Education Childhood and Society
Rediscovering the Child
Developmental Psychology
Psychology of Adolescence
Cultural History of the American Teenager
Education & Psychology of Exceptional Children
227C
Chinese Civilization
240
391
476
Women & Slaves in the Greco-Roman World
History of Classical Political Thought
Money, Exchange and Power
4690
Europe and Questions of Identity
239
3301
373
422A
4511
Performance Culture
Performing Gender
Gender Identity in Contemporary Theater
Film Stardom, Performance and Fan Culture
American Television Genres
226C
227C
Japanese Civilization
Chinese Civilization
326
348
404
451
American Economic History
Economics Realities of the American Dream
Behavioral Economics
Environmental Policy
102
203A
204
234
300
301C
303
304
313B
314
315
321
325
337
358
366
358
408
414
422
453B
Successes, Challenges & Debates in Education
Introduction to Education
Introduction to the Learning Sciences
Introdunction to Speech and Hearing Sciences
Topics in Education
The American School
Gender & Education
Educational Psychology
Education, Childhood & Society
Literacies, Schools and Communities
Cognitive Bases of Peak Performance I
Developmental Psychology
Psychology of Adolescence
Play and Development
Language Acquisition
Psychology of Creativity
Language Acquisition
Education & Psych of Exceptional Children
Curriculum & Instruction in English
Europe, Questions of Identity and Unity
Sociology of Education
ARCHAEOLOGY
ART-ARCH
ASIAN CULTURES & CIVILIZATIONS
ASIAN CULTURE & CIVILIZATIONS
BIOLOGY AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES
CENTER FOR HUMANITIES
CHINESE
CLASSICS
COMP LIT
DRAMA
EAST ASIAN STUDIES
ECONOMICS
EDUCATION
BUSINESS
Undergraduate Programs
ENGLISH LITERATURE
152
155
206
316W
3301
340W
3451
3530
369
3841
Voices of our America
From Frankenstein to Dracula
Culture Lives of Things
Girls Fiction
Exploring America: 1957
Split & Hybrid American Identities
Sexual Politics in Film Noir
Topics in American Culture Studies
Reading Sex in Premodern England
Gender & Consumer Culture in US Fiction
3053
372
374
399B
451
Nomadic Strategies and Extreme Ecologies
Behavioral Ecology
Social Landscapes in Global View
Rich Nations and Poor Nations
Environmental Policy
3112
364
422
French Culture and Civilization
Anarchism
Europe, An Imagined Community
110
112
118
121
345
349
356
357
371
419
422
451
Race & Ethnicity on American TV
Race & Ethnicity in American Cinema
James Bond
Youth Culture and Visual Media
Sexual Politics in Film Noir
Media Cultures
Critical Approaches to Fandom
Quality TV & the Primetime Novel
Making War
Theories of Mass Media
Film Stardom, Performance and Fan Culture
American Televiion Genres
205B
2171
221
2250
Souls of Black Folk Part I
Women in Science
FOCUS in Law & Society
Souls of Black Folk: Part II
311C
French Culture & Civilization
249
375
Images of Disability in Film and Literature
Disability and Quality of Life
404
Germany Today
310C
Jews in the Ancient World
130C
2030
2051
2152
2155
218
2250
244
260
2674
2776
2801
3032
3072
3091
3105
3230
3261
3300
3413
3420
343C
3470
3481
3510
3522
3580
358C
3584
3630
3641
Civil Rights
Enigma of Thomas Jefferson
History of American Radicalism
Theory and Practice of Justice
Constructing the Civil Rights Movement
Culinary Citizenship
African-American Women’s History
War, Rebellion & Formation of Amer. Nation
Migrations in Past and Present
Slavery & Memory in American Popular Culture
Sexuality, Courtship & Marriage in US History
Ben Franklin’s America
Problems in U.S Environmental History
Cracks in the Republic
Poverty and Social Reform in American History
American Holidays, Rituals and Celebrations
Black Power Across Africa & the Dispora
American Economic History
Methods & Reasoning in Social Sciences II
Women in Early Modern Europe
Americans and the Presidents
Europe: Age of Reformation
Gender and Citizenship
Rethinking the “Second Wave”
Death and Dying in Medieval Europe
History of Medicine in Middle Ages
Identity: From Indv. Crisis to Collective Politics
Leeches to Lasers: Medicine & Health in the US
From Freud to Postmodern & Fem. Psychoanalysis
Mapping the World of “Black Criminality”
Anarchism
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
EUROPEAN STUDIES
FILM
FOCUS
FRENCH
GENERAL STUDIES
GERMAN
HEBREW
HISTORY
3661
3670
3672
367
3670
3711
3700
3751
3776
3789
38A8
38YM
3880
393
39F8
39SC
39SL
4033
4675
Sex, Love and Pain
Long Civil Rights Movement
Medicine, Heality and Experimentation
America in the Gilded Age
Civil Rights Movement
History of Popular Culture in the US
US Social History in the Modern Era
U.S. Women Since 1945
Sexuality, Courtship and U.S. Marriages
Building St. Louis History
Women, Men and Gender in Africa
Imagining the African Disspora
Terror and Violence in the Black Atlantic
Christianity in Medieval Europe
Gender & Sexuality in 1950’s America
Imperialism and Sexuality
Blacks, Latinos and Afro-Latinos
Race, Sex and Sexuality
Beyond the Harem
310
336
An Intellectual History of Sex and Gender
Cultural History of American Teenager
125
218
226C
227C
260
3050
3111
3112
3206
3231
3254
3260
3313
332
3332
3373
345
353
3543
3554
364
3672
3691
3881
3884
38YM
3921
3951
399B
4021
422
4281
4510
4675
Migration and Migrant Experience
Culinary Citizenship
Japanese Civilization
Chinese Civilization
Migrations in Past and Present
Greater Central Asia in Crisis
Family, Kinship and Marriage
French Culture and Civilization
Global Gender Issues
Black Power Across Africa & the Diaspora
Vote for Pedro: A Look at Youth & Pop Culture
Race, Class and Gender: Brazil and its Cities
Women and Islam
Constitutionalism and Democracy
Culture and Health
Law and Culture
Legislative Process
Global Energy and the American Dream
Quest for Racial Reconciliation
Political Economy of Democracy
Anarchism
Medicine, Healing & Experimentation
Kill Assessment
Women, Men & Gender in Africa
Terror and Violence in Black Atlantic
Imaging the African Diaspora
Imperialism and Sexuality
Blacks, Latinos and Afro-Latinos
Rich Nations and Poor Nations
Transnational Reproductive Health Issues
Europe: An Imagined Community
Comparative Political Parties
Environmental Policy
Beyond the Harem
326
345
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2051
2152
2250
2260
2340
2674
2801
3012
3033
307
3072
315
316B
3255
326
3325
333
3330
336
3421
344
3441
3450
349
354
3561
3562
358
3610
367
3691
3789
381
390
391
3912
392
393
399B
4513
History of American Radicalism
Theory and Practice of Justice
African American Women’s History
Sociological Approaches to Mental Health
Popular Crime and Early American Anxieties
Slavery & Memory in American Popular Culture
Ben Franklin’s America
Biblical Law and Origins of Western Justice
Problems in U.S. Environmental History
Politics & Policy Making in the American States
Cracks in the Republic
Intro to Social Psychology
African American Politics
Development of the American Constitution
American Economic History
Constitutional Politics
Political Economy of Immigration
Social and Political Movements
American Elections and Voting Behavior
American Presidency
Civil Liberties
Defendant’s Rights
The Legislative Process
Politics in Bureaucracies
Abnormal Psychology
Women and the Law
Introduction to Forensic Psychology
Law, Politics and Society
Legislative Politics
Modern America
Kill Assessment
Building St. Louis Oral History
Politics of Electoral Systems
Volience Against Women
History of Political Thought I
Social Construction of Female Sexuality
Legitimacy, Equality & Social Cont.
History of Political Thought II
Rich Nations and Poor Nations
Criminal Law and Criminal Justice
170D
234
242
313
314
320
339
341
358
Intro to Linguistics
Intro to Speech and Hearing Sciences
American Sign Language
Phonological Analysis
Sociolinguistics, Literacies and Communities
Historical & Comparative Linguisitcs
Introduction to Sociolinguistics
Linguistic Diversity in the United States
Language Acquisition
351
Death and Dying in Medieval Europe
122
Introduction to Study of Mind Brain II
202
Case Study: Southwestern US
American Economic History
The Legislative Process
1061
366
Introduction to Political Science
Art and the Mind-Brain
226C
Japanese Civilization
1771
301C
3012
3313
38A8
Exodus in the Jewish Experience
Jews in the Ancient World
Biblical Law & Origins of Western Justice
Women and Islam
Women, Men and Gender in Africa
3254
3260
3691
3951
Vote for Pedro
Race, Class and Gender: Brazil and its Cities\
Kill Assessment
Blacks, Latinos and Afro-Latinos
101B
102B
107B
108
120
132C
2030
American Politics
Comparative Politics
Introduction to Women’s Studies
Introduction to Political Theory II
Social Problems and Social Issues
Civil Rights
Enigma of Thomas Jefferson
122
313
3151
320
323
3211
330
3383
3401
3451
3531
3541
358
360
361
362
366
3661
380
406
4122
Introduction to Study of Mind Brain II
Phonological Analysis
Intro to Social Psychology
Historical and Comparative Linguistics
Play and Development
Developmental Psychology
Sensation and Perception
Cognition and Culture
Biological Psychology
Genes, Environment and Human Behavior
Psychology of Personality
Abnormal Psychology
Language Acquisition
Cognitive Psychology
Psychology of Learning
Biological Basis of Human Behavior
Art and the Mind-Brain
Psychology of Creativity
Human Learning and Memory
Primate Ecology and Social Structure
Language and Gender
HUMANITIES
INTERNATIONAL & AREA STUDIES
INSTITUTIONAL SOCIAL ANALYSIS
JAPANESE
JEWISH, ISLAMIC & NEAR EASTERN STUDIES
LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES
LEGAL STUDIES
LINGUISTICS
MEDIEVAL AND RENAISSANCE STUDIES
MIND, BRAIN AND BEHAVIOR
PATHFINDER PROBRAM
PHILOSOPHY
PHILOSOPHY, NEUROSCIENCE, PSYCHOLOGY
BUSINESS
Undergraduate Programs
POLITICAL ECONOMY
451
Environmental Policy
101B
102B
106
1061
2010
107
258
260
3031
3070
3072
3090
316B
321
3211
3255
331B
3301
3325
333
336
3381
339
340
342
344
3441
3442
345
349
3510
3551
3552
358
359
3610
362
3752
3782
381
389
391
392
393
399
4281
4513
American Politics
Comparative Politics
Introduction to Political Theory
Introduction to Political Science
Introduction to Environmental Policy
Introduction to Political Theory II
Law, Politics and Society
Game Theory in Science and Culture
Race and Ethnicity in American Politics
Politics & Policy Making in the American States
Cracks in the Republic
Civil War and Peace
African American Politics
Comparative European Politics
Public Opinion and American Democracy
Development of American Constitution
Gender and American Politics
Exploring America: 1957
Constitutional Politics in the US
Social and Political Movements
American Elections & Voting Behavior
National Security, Civil Liberties and the Law
Terrorists and Terrorism
Causes of War
The American Presidency
Courts & Civil Liberties
Defendant’s Rights
Civil Rights
The Legislative Process
Politics in Bureaucracies
Topics in Politics: The Supreme Court
Welfare State and Social Policy in America
Political Economy of Democracy
Law, Politics and Society
Mathematics of Elections
Legislative Politics
Politics and the Theory of Games
Globization, Urbanization & Environment
Terrorism and Political Violence
Politics of the Electoral System
Poverty, Justice, and the City
Justice, Virtue & the Soul
History of Pol. Thought II: Legitimacy, Equality
Liberty, Democ. & Revolution
American Political Parties
Comparative Political Parties
Criminal Law and Criminal Justice
101
201
367
Bad Leadership
Leaders in Context
Seminar in Positive Psychology
100B
204
209
221
224
225
234
301
3011
304
3091
314
315
3195
321
323
325
326
3290
330
3401
345
347
353
354
356
357
Introduction to Psychology
Psychobiography
Evolutionary Psychology
Intro to Memory Studies
Psychobiography
Internship in Psychology
Intro to Speech and Hearing Sciences
Experimental Psychology
Experimental Psychology
Educational Psychology
Lesbian, Gay Bisexual Identity Development
Behavior Modification and Self-Management
Intro to Social Psychology
Abnormal Child Psychology
Developmental Psychology
Play and Development
Psychology of Adolescence
Introduction to the Psychology of Aging
Psychology of Women
Sensation & Perception
Biological Psychology
Genes, Environment, and Human Behavior
Environmental Psychology
Psychology of Personality
Abnormal Psychology
Introduction to Forensic Psychology
Intro to Clinical Psychology
POLITICAL SCIENCE
PRAXIS
PSYCHOLOGY
358W
360
361
366
367
380
427
4591
Language Acquistion
Cognitive Psychology
Psychology of Learning
Psychology of Creativity
The Science of Happiness
Human Learning and Memory
Social Gerontology
The Development of Social Cognition
315
316
3195
326
333
347
354
3551
3672
372
402
451
Introduction to Social Psychology
Contemporary Women’s Health
Abnormal Child Psychology
Introduction to the Psychology of Aging
Culture and Health
Environmental Psychology
Abnormal Psychology
Welfare State and Social Policy in America
Medicine, Healing and Experimentation
Behaviroal Ecology
Transnational Reproductive Health Issues
Environmental Policy
1771
3012
3105
3313
343C
Exodus in the Jewish Experience
Biblical Law and Origins of Western Justice
American Holidays, Rituals and Celebrations
Women and Islam
Europe in the Age of Reformation
364
Anarchism
101
1060
2152
299
304
3070
3091
315
316
316F
3254
3580
333
453
461B
Intro to Urban Studies
Introduction to Political Theory
Theory and Practice of Justice
The Study of Cities & Metropolitan America
Educational Psychology
Politics and Policymaking in the American States
Poverty and Social Reform in American History
Introduction to Social Psychology
Contemporary Women’s Health
Rediscovering the Child
Vote for Pedro
Identity: From Individual to Collective Politics
Culture and Health
Sociology of Education
Construction & Experience of Black Adolescence
100B
102
105
204
205
209
2250
230B
240
303
3031
304
308
3091
3101
313
3131
3132
316
3171
3172
3201
3206
3255
329
330C
3323
335
3401
3413
345A
3461
348
3561
360
Intro to Women’s Studies
Women in Science
Intro to Sexuality Studies
Understanding History of the Body
Intro to GLBTQ Studies
Sex, Cyborgs, and Society
African American Women’s History
Changing Sex Roles
Women and Slaves in Greco-Roman World
Gender and Education
Queer Theory
Sex, Gender, and Popular Culture
Masculinities
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual Identity Development
Intellectual History of Sex and Gender
Men and Feminism
Contemporary Female Sexualities
Service Learning Girls’ Studies
Contemporary Women’s Health
Women and Prison
Queer Histories
Gender, Culture and Madness
Global Gender Issues
Deconstructing Black Manhood
The Psychology of Women
Cultre and Identity
Women and Islam
Feminist Theory
Performing Gender
Women in Early Modern Europe
Sexual Politics in Film Noir
Hooking Up: Healthy Exporation or Harmful
The History of US Feminism
Women and the Law
Transgender Studies
PUBLIC HEALTH
RELIGIOUS STUDIES
RUSSIAN STUDIES
URBAN STUDIES
WOMEN AND GENDER STUDIES
369A
370
373A
3751
3754
3776
384
38A8
391
393
395
396
396A
39SC
3942
3988
402
403
4495
4675
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Reading Sex in Premodern England
Sex, Lies and Myths of the Mother
Women and Comedy
Topics in Womens’ History
19th, 20th Century African-American Women
Sexuality, Courtship and Marriage in US History
Gender & Consumer Culture in U.S.
Women, Men and Gender in Africa
Social Construction of Female Sexuality
Violence Against Women
Comtemporary Female Sexualities
Women and Social Class
Reading Sex in Premodern England
Imperialsim and Sexuality
Servivce Leraning: Domestic Vioence
Gender and Sexuality in 1950’s America
Transnational Reproductive Health Issues
Race, Sex, and Sexuality: Concepts of Identity
Early Modern Masculinities
Beyond the Harem
BUSINESS
Undergraduate Programs
ETHICS & VALUES (EV)
3 Units
ART
276
Critical Frameworks in the Visual Arts
188
251
3062
372C
4134
Self Identity in African American Lit.
Ebonics Controversy
Islam, Culture and Society in West Africa
Law and American Life: 1776 to Present
Aids Epidemic
120
131C
1311
188
202
2152
233
235
251
2590
301C
3042
3201
332B
341
344
3441
3490
3570
359
372C
375A
376
3688
372C
379
382
3962
4030
450
453
454
475
4591
Social Problems & Social Issues
Civil Rights
Present Moral Problems
Self Identity in African American Lit.
Immigrant Experience
Theory and Practice of Justice
Biomedical Ethics
Biomedical Ethics
Ebonics Controversy
Religion and Social Justice
The American School
Understanding the History of the Body
Gender, Culture and Madness
Environmental and Energy Issues
Understanding the Evidence
Courts and Civil Liberties
Defendant’s Rights
Media Cultures
QualityTelevision & “Primetime Novel”
18th Century American Enlightenment
History of Law in American Life
American Culture: Methods and Visions
American Modernism
Theories & Methods in the Study of Religion
History of Law in American Life
Banned Books
American Religious Experience
Religion and American Society
Political Theory of Education
9/11 and the War on Terror in US Culture
Sociology of Education
Environmental Policy
American Culture: Traditions, Methods and Visions
Philosophies of Education
132
204B
303
3055
3056
3092
3201
3293
3310
3391
361
3620
3621
364
3713
4045
4134
Past Tense, Future Imperfect
Anthropology of the Modern World
Taoist Tradition
Contemporary Chinese Culture and Society
Material Culture in Modern China
Indigenous Peoples/Movements in Latin America
Gender, Culture and Madness
Religion and Society
Heallth, Healing and Ethics
Economies as Cultural Systems
Culture & Environment
Anthropological Perspectives on the Fetus
Anthropology of Human Birth
Literature and Ethics
Values and Art-Culture Machine
Modern Civil Conflicts & Conflict Solutions
AIDS Epidemic
471
Modern Narratives: Self, Society & Culture
131
3545
Art and War at the Dawn of Civilization
Objects of Ritual, Places of Power
376
American Modernism, 1900-1940
202
210C
3055
3056
3090
3091
311
335C
348
Introduction to Religious Traditions I
Islamic Civilization
Contemporary Chinese Culture & Society
Material Culture in Modern China
Chinese Thought
Confucian Traditions
Buddhist Traditions
Jews in the Modern World
Hindi Traditions
AFRICAN & AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES
AMERICAN CULTURE STUDIES
ANTHROPOLOGY
ARABIC
ART-ARCH
ART HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY
ASIAN CULTURE & CIVILIZATIONS
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CENTER FOR THE HUMANITIES
GENERAL STUDIES
102
301C
341
342
381
Class of Cultures
The American School
Children & Childhood in World Religions
Childhood, Culture & Religion
Banned Books
104
Bill of Rights
240
340C
Mad Science? Ethics of Knowledge
German Literature & Modern Era
180
303
3055
342
Self in Chinese Thought
The Taoist Tradition
Contemporary Chinese Culture
Literature of Modern & Cont. China
300
305
348
444
Intro to Hebrew Bible/ Old Testament
Wisdom Literature of the Bible
Medieval Jewish Travelogues
Mystical Tradition in Judaism
301C
347C
Greek Mythology
Ancient Philosophy
130C
176
180
2051
Civil Rights
A Nation Apart
Miracles
History of American Radicalism
209
219C
364
390
394
Scriptures and Cultural Traditions
Paris and New York: Art of the City
Literature & Ethics: The Art of War
Intro to Children’s Literature
Language, Culture and Technology
373
Plays for Actresses
180
203
226C
245
303
3050
3056
3090
3091
3112
333C
3421
3460
480
Self in Chinese Thought
Introduction to Religious Traditions II
Japanese Civilization
Intro to Buddhism
The Taoist Tradition
Contemporary Chinese Culture and Society
Material Culture in Modern China
Chinese Thought
Confucian Thought
Buddhist Traditions
Modern Voice of Japanese Literature
Literature of Modern & Contempoary China
Zen Buddhism
Topics in Buddhist Tradition: Korean Buddhism
2081
209
214C
2152
2590
271C
272C
3011
3043
3122
3302
334C
342
334C
335C
332
3673
372C
3962
4444
Introduction to Jewish Civilization
Scriptures and Cultural Traditions
Islamic Civilization
Theory and Practice of Justice
From the City on the Hill to 9/11
Law in Amer. Life: Colonial Foundations to 1776
Law in Amer.Life: National Period, 1776 to Present
Biblical Law & Origins of Western Justice
Renaissance Europe: Social and Cultural History
Race, Caste and Conversion
Religion and Science
History of Jews in Christian Europe
Childhood, Culture & Religion in Med. Europe
History of Jews in Christian Europe
The Jews in the Modern World
Visual Culture
Gurus, Saints and Scientists
Law in American Life: 1776 to the Present
Religion and American Society
Mystical Tradition in Judaism
2391
451
Economies as Cultural Systems
Environmental Policy
201B
209
332
405
The Great Economists
Scriptures and Cultural Traditions
Visual Culture
Theory and Methods in the Humanities
301C
306
453B
459F
American School
Literacy Education in the Context of Human Rights
Sociology of Education
Philosophies of Education
212
314
Principles of Rhetoric
Exploring Cultural Identity inWriting
150
190
365F
367
375A
381
463
How to Read a University
Self and Identity in African American Literature
Bible as Literature
Religious Themes in Cont Literature
American Culture Studies
Banned Books
American Culture Traditions, Methods and Visions
302
332
335F
361
451
Urban Environmental History
Environmental and Energy Issues
Introduction to Environmental Ethics
Culture and the Environment
Environmental Policy
3350
3400
3640
3750
Jews in th Modern World
German Literature & Modern Era
Literature and Ethics
Russian Culture: Madmen or Visionaries
349
357
Media Cultures
Quality Television & “Primetime Novel”
204
208
226C
210C
3030
3034
3055
3063
3092
3095
3096
311
3293
3319
332B
3331
3350
3402
342
3461
3542
3640
3670
361
3750
3800
3941
4052
4134
4510
Anthropology & The Modern World
Introduction to Jewish Civilization
Japanese Civilization
Introduction to Islamic Civilization
The Taoist Tradition
Christianity in the Modern World
Contemporary Chinese Culture & Society
Islam, Culture and Society in West Africa
Indigenous Peoples/Movements in Latin America
Confucian Traditions
Chinese Thought
Buddhist Traditions
Religion and Society
Health, Healing and Ethics
Environmental and Energy Issues
Modern Voice in Japanese Literature
Jews in the Modern World
German Literature & Modern Era
Literature of Modern & Contemporary China
Zen Buddhism
P:erspectives in Art, Literature & Culture
Literature and Ethics
Gurus, Saints and Scientists
Culture and the Environment
Madmen or Visionaries?
Survey of Hispanic Cultures
Language, Culture and Technology
Politics of Religious and Cultural Politics
Aids Epidemic
Environmental Policy
215
216
321
Conversation, Culture, Comm. Pop Culture I
Conversation, Culture, Comm.: Pop Culture II
Topics I
JAPANESE
226C
333C
346
Japanese Civilization
Modern Voice in Japanese Literature
Japanese Literature in Translation II
1071
177
178
208
Memory and Memorialization in Am. Culture
Exodus in the Jewish Experience
Graphic Novel & Jewish Experience
Global Culture and the Individual
JEWISH, ISLAMIC & NEAR EASTERN STUDIES
1051
175
176
178
Intro to Judaism, Christianity and Islam
Discovering the Other Self: Jewish Travel Lit.
Jewish Identity in Age of Nationalism
Graphic Novel & the Jewish Experience
CHINESE
CLASSICS
COMPARATIVE LITERATURE
DRAMA
EAST ASIAN STUDIES
ECONOMICS
EDUCATION
ENGLISH COMPOSITION
ENGLISH LITERATURE
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
EUROPEAN STUDIES
FILM
FRENCH
FOCUS
GERMAN
HEBREW (BIBLICAL)
HISTORY
HISTORY (Con’t)
HUMANITIES
INTERNATIONAL AND AREA STUDIES
BUSINESS
Undergraduate Programs
JEWISH, ISLAMIC & NEAR EASTERN STUDIES
(CON’T)
202
208F
2091
210C
240
300
3012
3062
310
3293
334C
335C
336C
3420
348
362
364
365F
3670
3751
3800
444
471
Introduction to Religious Traditions I
Intro to Jewish Civilization
Spiriture and Cultural Traditions
Intro to Islamic Civilization
Representations of the Holocaust
Introduction to Hebrew Bible
Biblical Law and Origins of Western Justice
Islam, Culture and Society in West Africa
Contemporary Jewish Thought
Religion and Society
History of the Jews in Modern World
The Jews in the Modern World
History of Jews in Islamic Lands
Children, Culture & Religion in Med. Europe
Medieval Jewish Travelogues & Chronicles
Approaches to the Qur’an
The Art of War
Bible as Literature
Gurus, Saints and Scientists
In the Beginning: Creation Myths
Garden of Eden in Comparative Perspective
Mystical Tradition in Judaism
Topics in Modern Arabic Literature in Translation
3092
354
3800
Indigenous Peoples and Movements
Perspectives on Art, Literature and Culture
Surveys of Hispanic Cultures
131F
2020
2051
2152
233F
235F
3012
331F
332B
3400
340F
344
3441
345
346
372C
4030
Present Moral Problems
Immigrant Experience
History of American Radicalism
Theory and Practice of Justice
Biomedical Ethics
Intro to Environmental Ethics
Biblical Law and Origins of Western Justice
Classical Ethical Theories
Environmental and Energy Issues
Ethics and Politics
Social and Political Philosophy
Civil Liberties
Defendant’s Rights
Issues in Applied Ethics
Philosophy of Law
History of Law in American Life
Political Theory of Education
3061
Literacy Education in Contexts of Human Rights
213C
365F
351
Islamic Civilization
Bible as Literature
Cultures of the Middle Ages
120F
125C
127F
131F
233F
234F
235F
239
316
327
331F
340F
345F
346
347C
357C
3991
Problems in Philosophy
Great Philosophers
Philosophy of Religion
Present Moral Problems
Biomedical Ethics
Business Ethics
Intro to Environmental Ethics
Topics in Philosophy and Wilderness
Mind of Morals
Philosophy of Religion
Classical Ethical Theories
Social & Political Philosophy
Issues in Applied Ethics
Philosophy of Law
Ancient Philosophy
Kant & 19th Century Philosophy
Philosophy Capstone Course
316
Mind and Morals
451
Environmental Policy
103B
1041
226
3060
3171
International Politics
Freshman Seminar: Intro to Political Theory I
The Immigrant Experience
Literacy Education in Contexts of Human Rights
Topics in Politics
LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES
LEGAL STUDIES
LINGUISTICS
MEDIEVAL AND RENAISSANCE STUDIES
PHILOSOPHY
PHILOSOPHY-NEUROSCIENCE-PSYCHOLOGY
POLITICAL ECONOMY
POLITICAL SCIENCE
332B
3400
3401
344
3441
372C
3920
4030
405
Environmental & Energy Issues
Social and Political Philosophy
Political Discourse
Courts & Civil Liberties
Defendant’s Rights
Law in American Life II
Feminist Research Methods
Political Theory of Education
Politics of Religious and Cultural Pluralism
233
343
361
3621
451
Biomedical Ethics
Understanding the Evidence
Culture and the Environment
Anthropology of Public Health
Environmental Policy
105
106
180
201F
202
203
204
207
208F
210C
221
240
245
2590
260
300
3012
303
3031
305
3062
3090
3092
3101
311
3277
3293
3301
334C
335C
339F
3393
3412
3421
3440
3461
348
3480
3510
356C
365F
366
3670
368
3750
380
382
390
392
3962
4050
444
480
Intro to Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
Intro to Hinduism, Buddhism & East Asian Religion
Freshmen Seminar: Self in Chinese Thought
Christianity in the Modern World
Intro to Relig. Traditions I
Intro to Religious Traditions II
Thinking About Religion
Scriptures and Cultural Traditions
Introduction to Jewish Civilization
Introduction to Islamic Civilization
The Christian Traditions
Primal Religions of the Americas
Intro to Buddhism
Religioin and Social Justice
Theories of Religion
Intro to Hebrew Bible/Old Testament
Biblical Law and Origins of Western Justice
The Taoist Tradition: Ethics, Poetry & Lit.
Christianity in the Modern World
Wisdom Literature of the Bible
Islam, Culture and Society in West Africa
Chinese Thought
Confucian Thought
The Problem of Evil
Buddhist Traditions
Philosophy of Religion
Religion and Society
Religion and Science
History of the Jews in Christian Europe
The Jews in the Modern World
Yoga Traditions
Miracles, Marvels, and Magic
Children and Childhood in World Religions
Childhood, Culture and Religion in Med. Europe
The Social World of Early Christianity
Zen Buddhism
Hindu Traditions
Medieval Jewish Travelogues & Chronicles
Cultures of the Middle Ages
Ancient Philosophy
Bible as Literature
Approaches to the Qur’an
Gurus, Saints and Scientists
Theories & Methods in the Study of Religion
Creation Myths of the Biblical World
Garden of Eden in Comp. Perspective
Christian Thought Topics
Lyrics of Mystical Love, East and West
South Asian Traditions in Practice
Religion and American Society
Politics and Religious & Cultural Pluralism
Mystical Tradition in Judaism
Topics in Buddhist Tradition: Korean Buddhism
375
Madmen or Visionaries?
247
313
354
380
Freshman Seminar
Chilean Contemporary Culture
View from Southern Cone: Art, Lit, & Culture
Culture and Migration
163
2020
2152
233
Freedom, Citizenship/Making of American Life
Immigrant Experience
American Historical Experience
Biomedical Ethics
PUBLIC HEALTH
RELIGIOUS STUDIES
RUSSIAN
SPANISH
URBAN STUDIES
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361
372C
453
Culture and Environment
Law in American Life II
Sociology of Education
204
247
308
3041
3201
343
380
392
Making Sex and Gender: History of the Body
Freshman Seminar
Masculinities
Making Sex and Gender: Understanding History
Gender, Culture and Madness
Understanding the Evidence
Biomedicalization
Feminist Research Methods
WOMEN AND GENDER STUDIES
BUSINESS
Undergraduate Programs
HUMANITIES (HUM)
3 Units
AFRICAN & AFRO-AMERICAN STUDIES
103D
104D
1096
127
1277
187
195C
203D
204D
208B
2151
2231
301
302
3021
306B
311
319C
3152
321C
3254
326
3523
3650
3651
3652
366
368
3765
387C
388
390C
403
Beginning Swahili I
Beginning Swahili II
Ragtime
Popular Music in American Culture
Music of the World
Afro-Hispanic Literature: Introductory Course
Images of Cont. Africa in Literature & Film
Intermediate Swahili III
Intermediate Swahili II
African American Studies Introduction
St. Louis African American History
Cross Cultural Women Playwrights
Intro to African American Images in Film
Black Theatre Workshop III
Tutorial in History - Emancipation
Africa: Peoples and Cultures
Modern Dance & African-American Legacy
Prehistory of Africa
Jazz in American Culture
African Civilization to 1800
African Americans and Children’s Literature
Literature of the Color Line
Blacks and Jews in American Literature
Hot, Cool & Free: Jazz as Music
Black Women Writers
New Republic
Civil War and Reconstruction
Language and Society in Africa
Art of the Harlem Renaissance
Early Writers to the Harlem Renaissance
Modern Writers Since the Harlem Renaissance
Black America to the Civil War
Readings in Swahili Literature
1022
105
109
130
150
154
163
187
202
208B
220
215C
2151
2152
220
221
245
246
294
301C
301U
3010
3020
3023
3028
3066
3112
3121
315A
3156
3161
3162
3177
3182
3191
3214
3223
3224
3270
3281
3301
336
337
Popular Music in American Culture
History of Jazz
Ragtime
Ritual Landscape of Cahokia
Rattle and Hum: Reading Music in Literature
American Short Story
Freedom, Citizenship Making of American Life
Afro-Hispanic Literature: An Introduction
Immigrant Experience
African American Studies Introduction
Introduction to American Culture Studies
Topics in American History
St. Louis African American History
Theory and Practice of Justice
Introduction to American Culture Studies
Intro to American Musical Theatre
Images of Disability: Portrayal in Film and Lit
Intro to Film Studies
Intro to Environmental Studies
The American School
Historical Methods: US History
History of African American Theatre
Native American Musical Traditions
Jazz in American Culture
Musics of the 1960’s
American City in 19th & 20th Centuries
Female Authorship: A Transatlantic Perspective
Girl’s Fiction
Topics in American Literature
Visual Music
Memories of the Ford Administration
Women & Literature
Cold War Culture
Topics in American Literature
Contemporary American Women Poets
Topics in Theatre
American Literature to 1865
Major American Writers
Comics, Graphic Novels, and Sequential Art
Faulkner and Hemingway
History of American Cinema
Topics in American Culture Studies
Before Thelma and Louise
AMERICAN CULTURE STUDIES
3391
3400
3402
3430
344
3503
351
3522
3523
3525
3562
358
3581
3590
360
363
365
3651
367
369
372
3730
3741
3765
3785
3871
3818
388C
38B9
390C
3921
420
423
4231
4303
453
4689
Topics in 19th & 20th Century American Writing
American Literature 1914-1945
The American Novel
Two Cultures: Literature and Science
Courts and Civil Liberties
Billie Holiday
History of Electronic Media
Reading for Meaning
Predicament of Domesticituy
Privileged, Prohibited and Peripheral
Art of the Novel
Law, Politics and Society
Scribbling Women
American Musical Film
History of the Film Score
American Frontier
New Republic: US 1776-1848
Black Women Writers
Modern America in the Gilded Age
American Horrors
American Art, Part II
History of the US: Foreign Relations to 1914
History of U.S. Foreign Relations Since 1950
Art of the Harlem Renaissance
Photography in America
African American Literature
Making of Modern American Landscape
African American Writers
Understanding Lincoln
Black America to the Civil War
Rise of the American Short Story
Topics in American Culture Studies: Religion
Topics in American Literature
Topics in American Literature
Clown Princes
Sociology of Education
American Intellectual History to 1865
130
160B
170D
203C
2151
306B
310C
318C
3331
3353
3621
372
3932
Freshman Seminar: Cahokia
Cultural Anthropology
Introduction to Linguistics
World Archeology
Language, Culture & Society
Africa: Peoples and Cultures
Ancient Civilizations - New World
African Archaeology: Longest Past
Anthropology of Clothing and Fashion
Fiery Pools and Water Mountains
Anthropology of Human Birth
Geoarcheology
Introduction to Archaeological Site Survey
321G
Philosophy of Science
107D
108D
207D
208D
307D
308D
355C
451
Beginning Arabic I
Beginning Arabic II
Intermediate Arabic I
Intermediate Arabic II
Advanced Arabic I
Advanced Arabic III
Flowering of Islamic Literature 500-1200
Topics in Modern Arabic Literature
130
310C
318C
3211
331
334
3353
3401
3932
426
Freshman Seminar
Ancient Civilizations - New World
Prehistory of Africa
Art in the Egypt of the Pharaohs
Greek Art and Archaeology
Roman Art and Archaeology
Fiery Pools and Water Mountains
Chinese Art and Culture
Intro to Archaelogical Field Survey
Ancient Athens
100E
107
111
112
113
215
232
Introduction to Art
Freshman Seminar: Public Art/Art and Its Publics
Introduction to Asian Art
Introduction to Western Art
History of Western Art, Architecture & Design
Introduction to Modern Art
Myths and Monuments
ANTHROPOLOGY
APPLIED STATISTICS
ARABIC
ARCHAEOLOGY
ART HISTORY
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3001
311C
3161
317
3211
331
334
3320
3401
341
3423
3525
3527
3528
3529
3547
3591
361
362
3623
3630
3632
365
3652
372
3765
3782
3783
3785
387A
3879
3888
3892
415
Writing Intensive: Art, Criticism & Theory
Ancient Civilizations - New World
History and Practice of Printmaking
Studies in Medieval Art
Art in the Egypt of the Pharaoh
Greek Art and Archaeology
Roman Art and Archeology
Dada and Surrealism in Europe and the US
Chinese Art and Culture
Arts of China, India and Japan
From Ancient Worlds to Contemporary Practice
Medieval Art & Arch. of Europe & Medit.
Art, Architecture& Ideology in Medieval France
Introduction to Early Medieval Art and Architecture
Medieval Icons
Aquatic Imagery of Ancient Mesoamerica
Rembrandt van Rijin
Art of Early Italian Renaissance
High Renaissance Art
Since 1960: Art, Criticism, & Theory
Northern Renaissance Art
Renaissance Bodies
Baroque Art
Italian Baroque Art
American Art to 1960
Art of the Harlem Renaissance
Modern Art 1905-1960
Modernist Project
Photography in America
Cubism and Twentieth-Century Art
Chance and Modern Art
Museum Theory and Practice
Modern Sculpture
Feminist Art and Theory: 1970 to Present
2111
3082
3401
390
World Literature: Comparatist’s Atlas
From the Temple to the Talmud
Chinese Art and Culture
Lyrics of Mystical Love, East and West
101
150
300A
301C
312
3270
3331
334
350
385
408
453B
481
The Humanities: What they Are?
Rattle and Hum: Reading Music in Literature
Introduction to Children’s Studies
American School
Topics in English & American Literature
Comics, Graphic Novels, and Sequential Art
Topics in Holocaust Studies
History of Golden Age of Children’s Literature
Hot, Cool and Free: Jazz as Music & Metaphor
Topics of Childhood
Education & Psych of Exceptional Children
Sociology of Education
History of Education in US
101D
102D
106
107
206
207
211
212
306
307
341
360
361
382
376
410
1st Level Modern Chinese I
1st Level Modern Chinese II
Beginning Chinese for Heritage Speakers I
Beginning Chinese for Heritage Speakers II
Intermediate Chinese for Heritage Speakers
Intermediate Chinese for Heritage Speakers II
2nd Level Modern Chinese I
2nd Level Modern Chinese II
Advanced Chinese for Heritage Speakers I
Advanced Chinese for Heritate Speakers II
Literature of Early & Imperial Chinese
3rd Level Modern Chinese I
3rd Level Modern Chinese II
WSriting Women of Imperial China
Trope of China in Image of the Chinese Diaspora
Traditional Literary Chinese
116
225D
228
235C
236C
301C
3001
334
341C
342C
Magicians & Witches in Greco-Roman Lit
Latin and Greek in Current English
Theatre Cultures Studies I
The Greek Imagination
The Roman World
Greek Mythology
Ancient Sanctuaries
Roman Art and Archaeology
Ancient History: Roman Republic
Ancient History: Roman Empire
ASIAN STUDIES
CENTER FOR THE HUMANITIES
CHINESE
CLASSICS
BUSINESS
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CLASSICS (Con’t)
345C
346C
350
375W
3831
386
389C
392E
426
435
Greek History: Archaic and Classical
Greek History: Age of Alexandar
Greek Art and Archaeology
Writing About the Ancient World
Magicians, Healers, and Holy Men
Old Jokes: Laughter in the Greco-Roman World
The Ancient Novel
Greek and Roman Drama
Ancient Athens
The Parthenon
110C
115
151C
153
201A
204
211
213E
215C
216C
226C
227C
242C
255C
260
306
307A
311A
313E
332
338C
3405
351
355C
356
358C
365F
375
376
385
390
391C
402
494
Literature & the Mystery of the Self
The City
Immigrants and Exiles
Laughter: From Aristotle to Seinfeld
Classical to Renaissance Literature
Intro to Comparative Literature
World Lit: Crossing Lines
From Romanticism to Modernism
Comparative Practice I
Comparative Practice II
Theatre Culture Studies I
Theatre Culture
Masterpieces of Literature II
Emergences of the Modern Mind
Citiscapes: Love at Court and in the City
Modern Jewish Writers
Writing of the Indian Subcontinent
International Modernism
Intro to Comparative Arts
Modernisms: Literature, Art & Politics
Textravel: Postmodern Narrative
History of World Cinema
Issues in Comparative Literature
Flowing of Islamic Literature 500-1200
Art of the Novel
Modern Near Eastern Literature
Bible as Literature
Pastoral Literature
Poet’s Novel
Narratives of Childhood
Lyrics of Mystical Love, East and West
The Ancient Novel
Intro to Comparative Literature
Siminar: Diverse Topics
106E
201E
202
203
208
212E
213
221
222
257
297
300
301
3021
303
305Z
3071
309
310
311
315
316E
319
321
3221
326
328
340
342
372
392E
395C
401
Intro to Dance as a Cont. Art Form
Theory & Technique of Modern Dance I
Theory & Technique of Dance
Composition I
Composition and Technique
Introduction to Theatre Production
Improvisation I
Fundamentals of Classical Ballet
Fundamentals of Classical Ballet
Dance Theater Production
Fundamentals of Jazz Dance
Jazz Dance II
Theory and Technique of Modern Dance III
Theory & Technique of Modern Dance IV
Composition II
Music Resources for Dance
19th & 20th Century Costume Design
Composition and Technique II
Dance Improvisation II
Modern Dance and the African American Legacy
Dance Spectrum
From Romantic to Post-modern Dance
Stage Lighting
Classical Ballet: Intermediate I
Classical Ballet: Intermediate II
Contemporary Dance Development
Contemporary Dance: Michio Ito Method
Ballet as Ethnic Dance and Classical Art
Critical Thinking in Western Theatrical Dance
Advanced Musical Theatre
Greek and Roman Drama
Shakespeare
Theory and Technique of Modern Dance V
115
What is Art?
COMPARATIVE LITERATURE
DANCE
DRAMA
212E
214
221
222E
227
228C
229C
239
240E
250
2503
257
258
272
3011
307
3071
310
311M
3131
3201
321
3221
3301
332
340
341
3412
342
343
3523
365C
368
372
373
374
379
3950
395C
409
456
478
Intro to Theatre Production
Emobodied Communication
Intro to American Musical Theatre
The Magic of the Stage
Playwriting
Theatre Cultures Studies I
Theatre Culture Studies II
Performance and Culture
Acting I
Alignment Workshop
Introduction to Performance Art
Dance Theatre Production
Theater and Performance History I
Introduction to American Musical Theater
History of African American Theatre
Stage Costumes: Prehistoric to 1800
19th & 20th Century Costume Design & History
Stage Lighting
Scene Design
Topics in English & American Literature
Concepts in Theater Architecture
American Drama
Traditions of Italian Theater
Performing Gender
Comedy
Fundamentals of Movement
Acting II
Acting II – Acting Styles
Acting III
Fundamentals of Directing
Topics in Literature
Thtre Culture Studies III
Black Theater Workshop III
Advanced American Musical Theatre
New Plays by African Americans
Theories of Modern Drama
Expressionism in Theater and Film
American Musical Film
Shakespeare
Modernist Revolution in the Arts
Madness on Stage
Eye of the Mask
111
308
316C
3162
3192
332C
335C
3401
3411
3423
3581
370
382
Introduction to Asian Art
Reinvention of Asian-American Cultural Identity
Modern China: From Empire to People’s Republic
Early Modern China: 1350-1890
Modern South Asia
Classical Voice in Japanese Literature
Jews in the Modern World
East Asian Studies
Literature of Early and Imperial China
From Ancient Worlds to Contemporary Practice
Music Ebraica
Women Writers at Court
Writing Women of Imperial China
301C
408
453B
481
American School
Education & Psychology of Exceptional Children
Sociology of Education
History of Education in the US
212
213
220
221
222
224
309
310
311
3112
312
320
321
322
323
324
326
327
330
331
Principles of Rhetoic
The Long Essay
Creative Non-Fiction Writing 1
Fiction Writing I
Poetry Writing I
Playwriting
Writing the Natural World
Guided Research in Composition
Exposition
Exposition: Writing and Medicine
Argumentation
Creative Non-Fiction Writing 2
Advanced Writing: Fiction
Advanced Writing: Poetry
Fiction Writing: Short-Short Sudden Fiction
Fiction Writing: Coming of Age in Short Story
Fiction Writing: Stories in the Suburbs
Creative Non-Fiction
Fiction and Obsession
Historical Fiction
EAST ASIAN STUDIES
EDUCATION
ENGLISH COMPOSITION
- 184 -
352
413
4521
Introduction to Screen Writing
Topics in Composition
Advanced Screenwriting
151
152
153
154
156
158
159
160
189
201C
205C
209
211C
214C
215
2151
2152
2228
229C
242C
245
257
258
3061
307
308
311
312
312W
313
314
315
316
316W
317
317W
318
3191
3121
318
321
3211
322
322C
323
324
328W
3322
334
3372
3391
339
340
343
348
3520
3522
3523
3524
355
356
3571
3581
359
362
363C
365F
372
3725
374W
375C
376
387
3871
388
3881
392
392W
American Writers
Obsession
From Aristotle to Seinfeld
Literature Seminars for Freshman
Literature of Post-Adolescence
Literature and the Invention of Love
Literature Seminars for Freshmen
Literature Seminar: Passing
The Dark Side
Text and Tradition
Literary Modernities
World Literature: A Comparatist’s Atlas
Chief English Writers I
Intro to Women’s Texts
Intro to Literary Study
Early Texts and Contexts
Modern Texts and Contexts
Theatre Culture Studies
Theatre Culture Studies II
Masterpieces of Literature
Language, Literature and the Law
Art of Poetry
Art of the Novel
Old English Literature
Writing of the Indian Subcontinent
Identity and Self-Image
Topics in American Literature
Civil War and American Literature
Literature of Consolation
British Romantic Narrative
Topics in English and American Literature
Topics in American Literature
Race, Ethnicity & American Modernism
Girls’ Fiction from Little Goody Two Shoes
When the Self is Not the Self
Topics in English and American Literature
Portraits of the Artist
Contemporary American Women Poets
Medieval Romance and Arthurian Legend
Ecologies of the Road
American Literature to 1865
Reading Narrative
American Literature from 1865 to 1914
Major American Writers II
Transatlantic Foreignisms
Jane Austen
Faulkner and Hemingway
Readings in Renaissance: Texts and Practices
History: Golden Age of Children’s Literature
American Women’s Adventure Stories
Nineteenth-Century American Fiction
19th Century American Writing
Topics in 20th Century America
Two Cultures: Literature and Science
Modernity and the European Subject
Introduction to Postcolonial Literature
Readomg for Meaning
Topics in Literature
Topics in Literature
Introduction to Literary Theory
Art of the Novel
American Poetry Since 1950
Historical and Comparative Linguistics
Nineteenth-Century American Women Writers
Spectres, Monsters, Tricksters & Beggars
Theatre Culture Studies III
The Bible as Literature
The Renaissance
Medieval Romance
Epistolary Literature in 18th Century
Pastoral Literature
Victorian Period
Early Writers to the Harlem Renaissance
Women and Food
Literature Since Harlem Renaissance
Black Women Writers
Topics in American Literature
Rise of the American Short Story
ENGLISH LITERATURE
BUSINESS
Undergraduate Programs
ENGLISH LITERATURE (Con’t)
395C
398
413
423
4231
4621
Shakespeare
Junior Honors
17th Century English Literature
Topics in American Lit: Whitman and Dickinson
Romanticism, Post-Romanticism, and the Problem
Topics in English Literature
294
306B
Introduction to Environmental Studies: Social Sciences
Africa: Peoples and Cultures
3112
313
313E
3142
3256
3350
340
3482
3500
3520
3523
3750
3784
3892
437
458
The New Face of France
British Romantic Narrative
Introduction to Comparative Arts
Love an Death
French Literature I
Jews in the Modern World
History of World Cinema
Masterpieces of Literature
19th Century Russian Novel
Intro to Postcolonial Literature and Theory
Irish Literary Renaissance
Topics in Russian Culture
Modernist Project
Modern Sculpture
Caffe, Cadavers, Comedy and Castrati
Major Film Directors
2151
220
225
230
311
315
330
333
340
350
352
353
359
360
363
366
370
430
452
458
Introduction to Comparative Practice
Introduction to Film Studies
Modern Movies
Moving Images and Sound
Documentary Production
Visual Music
History of American Cinema
Making Movies II
History of World Cinema
History of Electronic Media
Intro to Screenwriting
Writing Episodic Television
American Musical Film
The History of the Film Score
Video Post-Production
Women in Film
American Horrors
Clown Princes
Advanced Screenwriting
Major Film Directors
108
1701
1702
177
206
2070
215
216
221
222
2341
2342
2352
280
287
2940
Constantinople, Queen of Cities
Italian Renaissance I
Renaissance: Introduction
Exodus in the Jewish Experience
Readers as Writers Workshop
Writers as Readers
Theatre as a Living Art
Theater as Living Art
Seminar in Law & Society
Seminar in Law & Society
Theater of Knowledge
Theatres of Knowledge II
Moving and Being Moved
Writers as Readers: Rewriting the Novel
Writers as Readers Seminar
Shakespeare Unlimited
101D
102D
105D
201D
247
307D
308D
311C
325
326
327C
328C
411
Level I
Level II
Advanced Elementary French
Level III
Freshman Seminar
Level 4 : Advanced French
Level 5: French Through Lit. Texts
French Culture & Civilization
French Literature I
French Literature II
French Literature III
French Literature IV
Intensive Writing in French
150
Save the Union, End Slavery
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
EUROPEAN STUDIES
FILM
FOCUS
FRENCH
GENERAL STUDIES
249
Images of Disability in Film & Literature
100D
101D
102D
210D
301D
302D
327
328
3281
329
331
408D
4901
Continuing German
Basic German
Basic German I
Intermediate German Core III
Adv. German: Core Course V
Adv. German: Core Course V
The Vikings
Topics in German Studies
Ectasies of the Aesthetic
German Literature I
Topics in Holocaust Studies
German as a Language of Business
Major Film Directors
249
Images of Disability in Film and Literature
101D
102D
210
301
317C
Beginning Greek
Beginning Greek II
Intensive Beginning Greek II
Intermediate Greek: New Testament
Introduction to Greek Literature
300
3082
384
385D
Intro to Hebrew Bible/Old Testament
Introduction to Rabbinic Judaism
Intro to Biblical Hebrew
The Book of Isaiah
105D
106D
151D
213D
214D
306
320D
322D
340
350
4010
Beginning Modern Hebrew
Beginning Modern Hebrew
Advanced Beginning Hebrew I
Intermediate Modern Hebrew
Intermediate Modern Hebrew
Modern Jewish Writers
Third Level Modern Hebrew
Third Level Modern Hebrew
Israeli Women Writers
Israeli Culture and Society
Fourth Level Modern Hebrew
111D
112D
201
202
330
Beginning Hindi I
Intermediate Hindi I
Intermediate Hindi II
Intermediate Hindi II
Topics in South Asian Literature and Culture
101C
102C
131C
156
163
2030
2091
215C
2152
301
301A
301U
3058
3063
3066
3072
310C
3192
333
334C
335C
336C
341C
342C
343C
3456
346C
3531
3541
3632
365
366
367
368
Western Civilization I
Western Civilization II
Topics in European History: Text/Tradition
Freshman Seminar: England-Shakespeare Age
Intro to the History of the US
Enigma of Thomas Jefferson
City in Early Modern Europe
Topics in American History
Theory and Practice of Justice
Tutorial in History
Historical Methods
Historical Methods: US History
Music Ebracia
American Environmental History
American City in 19th & 20th Century
Cracks in the Republic
Jews in the Ancient World
Modern South Asia
The Holocaust
History - Jews in Christian Europe
The Jews in the Modern World
History of the Jews in Islamic Lands
Ancient History: Roman Republic
Roman Empire
Europe in the Age of Reformation
Greek History: Archaic and Classical
Greek History: Age of Alexander
Early Modern England
The History of the American West Since 1848
American Frontier: 1776-1848
The New Republic
Civil War & Reconstruction
Modern America in the Gilded Age
Modern America Since 1919
GERMAN
GENERAL STUDIES
GREEK
HEBREW (B)
HEBREW (M)
HINDI
HISTORY
- 185 -
373
3741
38B9
38M8
387C
394C
39T8
448C
4689
481
U.S. Foreign Relations to 1914
U.S. Foreign Relations Since 1945
Understanding Lincoln
Making of the Modern American Landscape
Black America to the Civil War
African Civilization to 1800
Sufism: Mystics in Islamic History
Russian History to the 18th Century
American Intellectual History to 1865
History of Education in US
201C
203C
205C
207C
209
214
305
313A
318
370
3951
Classical Literature
Early Western History
Emergence of the Modern Mind
The Rise of the European State
Scriptures and Cultural Traditions
Text and Tradition: Cross-Currents I
The Cultural History of the Robot
Legend of King Arthur in the Middle Ages
Lincoln: Then and Now
Women Writers at Court
Shakespeare’s Sonnets
106B
Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
127
307
3081
3101
3110
3112
3130
3132
3192
325C
3256
3292
3323
3355
3400
3401
3410
3482
350
3500
3547
357B
3580
363
3701
3731
3741
3751
3784
3820
3892
4371
4482
459
4945
Migration in the Global World
Writing of the Indian Sub-Continent
Reinvention of Asian American Cultural Identity
Incas, Aztecs and Mayas
International Modernism
The New Face of France
British Romance Narratives
Introduction to Comparative Arts
Modern South Asia
African Civilization to 1800
French Literature I
Modern South Asian Politics
Classic Voice in Japanese Literature
Spanish American Lit of the Long 19th Century
History of World Cinema
Chinese Art and Culture
Literature of Early and Imperial China
Masterpieces of Literature
Israeli Culture and Society
19th Century Russian Novel
Fiery Pools and Water Mountains
Gender and Politics in Global Perspective
Modern Near Eastern Literatures
Russian Literature and Opera
Women Writers at Court
History of US Foreign Relations to 1914
History of US Foreign Relations: 1914-1989
Trope of China: Imagination of Chinese Diapora
Modernisn Project
Writing Women of Imperial China
Modern Sculpture
Caffe, Cadavers, Comedy and Castrati
Russian History to the 18th Century
Major Film Directors
Dada and Surrealism
101D
102D
1051
106D
107D
201D
249
301
307D
308D
322
323C
437
Level I
Level II
Introductory Italian for Visual Arts
Elementary Italian
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Level III
Refracted Light: How Others View Italy
Oral Communication I
Grammar & Composition I
Grammar & Composition II
Topics
Italian Literature
Italy in the Age of Grand Tour
103D
104D
213
214
332C
370
First Level Modern
First Level Modern II
Second Level Modern
Second Level Modern II
Classical Voice in Japanese Lit.
Women Writers at Court
HUMANITIES
INSTITUTIONAL SOCIAL ANALYSIS
INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
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JEWISH, ISLAMIC & NEAR EASTERN STUDIES
105D
106D
107D
108D
111D
112D
116D
117D
151D
2011
2021
207D
208D
213D
214C
214D
216D
300
301C
3011
305
3061
307D
308D
3082
316
320D
3292
331
334C
335C
336C
340
350
3581
3582
358C
365F
3751
3841
385D
3901
4010
451
Beginning Modern Hebrew I
Beginning Modern Hebrew II
Beginning Arabic I
Beginning Arabic II
Beginning Hindi I
Beginning Hindi II
Beginning Persian I
Beginning Persian II
Advanced Beginning Modern Hebrew I
Intermediate Hindi I
Intermediate Hindi II
Intermediate Arabic I
Intermediate Modern Hebrew I
Intermediate Modern Hebrew I
Crossing the Bridge: Modern Turkey Literature
Intermediate Modern Hebrew II
Intermediate Persian I
Introduction to Hebrew Bible
Jews in the Ancient World
Women in the Modern Middle East
Wisdom Literature of the Bible
Modern Jewish Writers
Advanced Arabic I
Advanced Arabic II
Introduction to Rabbinic Judaism
Advanced Persian I
Third Level Modern Hebrew I
Modern South Asian Politics
Children in the Shadow of the Swastika
History of the Jews in Christin Europe to 1789
Jews in the Modern World
History of the Jews in Islamic Lands
Israeli Women Wrtiers
Israeli Culture & Study
Musica Ebraica
Music in Jewish Culture and Society
Modern Near Eastern Literatures
Bible as Literature
Creation Myths of the Biblical World
Introduction to Biblical Hebrew
Topics in Biblical Hebrew Texts
Lyrics of Mystical Love, East and West
Fourth Level Modern Hebrew I
Modern Arabic Prose
117D
118D
217
218
Korean I
Korean II
Advanced Korean I
Advanced Korean II
101D
102D
215D
301
3161
316C
3171
3181
318C
3352
419
Beginning Latin I
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Intermediate Latin
Introduction to Latin Literature I
Intro to Latin Literature II
Intro to Latin Literature I
Survey of Latin Literature: The Republic
Survey of Latin Literature
Intro to Latin Literature III
Spanish American Lit. of the Long 19th Century
Julius Caesar and His Image
310C
3547
Ancient Civilizations of the New World
Fiery Pools and Water Mountains
105G
107B
1590
2020
208B
2152
301U
312
331
340F
344
358
365
367
373
Intro to Logic and Critical Analysis
Introduction to Women’s Studies
Literature and Justice
Immigrant Experience
African American Studies
American Historical Experience
Federalist and Its Cities
Argumentation
Theories of Justice
Social and Political Philosophy
Civil Liberties
Law, Politics and Society
New Republic
Modern America
History of Foreign Relations to 1914
KOREAN
LATIN
LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES
LEGAL STUDIES
- 186 -
3741
387C
History of US Foreign Relations Since 1950
Black America to the Civil War
390
403
Philosophical Writing
Mathematical Logic I
170D
215B
225D
301G
306G
309
311
312
320
396
Intro to Linguistics
Language, Culture and Society
Latin and Greek in Current English
Symbolic Logic
Philosophy of Language
Syntactic Analysis
Introduction to Semantics
Phonetics
Historical and Comparative Linguistics
Linguistics Seminar
211C
3011
312
323C
361
362
3630
372
390
395C
Chief English Writers I
Music History I
Medieval Romance
Italian Literature
Art of Early Italian Renaissance
High Renaissance Art
Northan Renaissance Art
Introduction to Renaissance Literature
Lyrics of Mystical Love
Shakespeare
200
301
306
307
309
3111
315
320
321
349
358
366
390
396
Introduction to Cognitive Science
Symbolic Logic
Philosophy of Language
Metaphysics and Epistomology
Syntactic Analysis
Introduction to Semantics
Philosophy of Mind
Historical and Comparative Linguistics
Philosophy of Science
Descartes to Hume
Law, Politics and Society
Art and the Mind-Brain
PNP Reading Class
Linguistics Seminar
102E
1021
1022
103E
104E
105
1501
109
1091
1092
114E
1161
1271
3011
3012
3013
3022
3023
3025
3027
3028
305
3091
3121
316
320
328
3501
3503
3581
3582
3631
Survey of Music Literature II
Music of the World
Popular Music in American Culture
Intro to Music Theory
Intro to Music Theory
History of Jazz
Reading Music in Literature
Ragtime
Jazz Theory I
Jazz Theory II
Exploring Music
Writing About Music
Northern Indian Sitar Music- Practice & Theory
Music History I
Music History II
Music History III
Natuive American Musical Traditions
Jazz in American Culture
Women in Music
Close Harmony
Music of the 1960’s
European Music in Age of Vivalid, Handel, Bach
Jazz Improvisation I
Beethoven
Romantic Symphony
The American Musical Film
History of the Film Score
Hot, Cool and Free: Jazz as Music
Billie Holiday
Musica Ebraica
Music in Jewish Culture and Society
Russian Literature and Opera
203C
226
208B
3066
3072
321
3292
331
3400
342
344
357B
358
3741
4689
Early Political Thought
Immigrant Experience
African American Studies
City in the 19th and 20th Centuries
Cracks in the Republic
Comparative European Politics
Modern South Asian Politics
Gender and American Politics
Social and Political Philosophy
American Presidency
Courts and Civil Liberties
Gender Politics in Global Perspective
Law, Politics and Society
History of U.S. Foreign Relations Since 1945
American Intellectual History to 1865
103
104
Brazilian Portuguese for Spanish Speakers
Brazilian Portuguese for Spanish Speakers II
116D
117D
216D
316
390
Beginning Persian I
Beginning Persian II
Intermediate Persian
Advanced Persian I
Lyrics of Mystical Love, East and West
116
300
301A
3011
305
307F
3082
3192
335C
336C
340C
343C
3529
356C
365F
374C
3750
3831
385D
386
390
39T8
4200
Magicians and Witches in Greco Roman Lit
Intro to the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament
Histories of Religion in Colonial Worlds
Intermediate Greek - New Testament
Wisdom Literature of the Bible
Introduction to the New Testament
Introduction to Rabbinic Judaism
Modern South Asia
Jews in the Modern World
History of Jews in Islamic Lands
Hindu Reformations
Europe in the Age of the Reformation
Painting Before the Renaissance
Ancient Philosophy
Bible as Literature
Jews in the Ancient World
Creation Myths of the Biblical World
Magicians, Healers and Holy Men
Book of Isaiah
Music in Jewish Culture and Society
Lyrics of Mystical Love, East and West
Sufism: Mystics in Islamic History
Religion in America 1945-1965
100G
237F
301G
306G
307
308
3113
315
321G
339F
340F
347C
3481
349C
366
371F
375
Logic & Critical Analysis
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Elementary Symbolic Logic
Philosophy of Language
Metaphysics and Epistemology
Introduction to Semantics
Theory of Knowledge
Philosophy of Mind
Philosophy of Science
Philosophy of the Arts
Social and Political Philosophy
Ancient Philosophy
Introduction to Metaphysics
Descartes and Hume
Art and the Mind-Brain
Contemporary Continental Phil.
Existentialism
101D
102D
211D
212D
215C
322D
324D
350C
363
Elementary Russian I
Elementary Russian II
Intermediate Russian I
Intermediate Russian II
Intro to Russian Civilization
Third Year Russian
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101D
102D
201D
301
313
321
307D
308D
3201
333C
Level I
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Oral Communications I
Chilean Contemporary Culture
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6 Units
SPANISH (CON’T)
3332
3334
3352
Early Modern Spanish Texts
Medieval Iberia
Spanish American Lit of the Long 19th Century
163
2020
2152
3066
3632
453
Freedon, Citizenship & Making of American Life
Immigrant Experience
Theory and Practice of Justice
American City in 19th & 20th Centuries
The American Frontier
Sociology of Education
100B
214C
301U
3121
314
3177
3191
3205
337
340
3521
357B
3560
358
3666
3701
3725
373A
375A
3820
4151
Intro to Women’s Studies
Intro to Women’s Texts
Historical Methods: US History
Girls’ Fiction
Intro to Women’s Texts
Topics in English and American Literature
Contemporary Amerian Poets
Women in Music
Topics in Women’s Literature
Israelie Women Writers
Predicament of Domesticity
Gender and Politics in Global Perspective
Black Women Writers
19th Century American Women Writers
Silent Feminists to Thelma and Louise
Women Writers at Court
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Topics in Comparative Literature I
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Feminist Art and Theory 1970 to Present
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103D
104D
1045
162
203D
204D
209B
260
221
221C
3031
3053
306B
3062
321C
322C
3322
343
3430
3652
368
372C
3730
399
409
Beginning Swahili I
Beginning Swahili II
Wolof Language and Culture
Contextualizing Problems ContemporaryAfrica
Intermediate Swahili I
Intermediate Swahili II
African Studies: An Introduction
African Art
African Urban History
Cultural History of Africa to 1800
Music of African Diaspora
Nomadic Strategies & Extreme Ecologies
Africa: People and Culture
Islam, Culture and Society in West Africa
African Civilization to 1800
African Civilization 1800 – Present
Brave New Crops
Capitalism, Exchange & Inequality in Africa
West African Music and Dance in Context
The New Republic
Language and Society in Africa
Law in American Life II
History of US Foreign Relations
Rich Nations and Poor Nations
Gender, Sexuality and Change in Africa
165
3024
3073
3140
372C
329
3322
365
3730
3740
3741
3742
4135
442
Survey of Latin American Culture
Music of the African Diaspora
Global War on Terrorism
Children’s Literature Since World War II
History of Law in American Life II
War and Militarism in Post-Vietnam
Brave New Crops
The New Republic
History of the United States
Contemporary American Foreign Policy
History of US Foreign Relations
Social Landscapes in a Global View
Tobacco: History, Culture, Science & Policy
Oil Wars
209C
2188
302B
305B
3024
3036
305B
3051
3053
3055
306B
3093
3122
3182
3206
3256
3260
3322
3326
3351
3432
361
3612
374
3741
3775
379
3831
3874
399B
4041
4091
4135
4392
World Archaeology
African Urban History
Peoples and Cultures of the Middle East
Greater Central Asia in Crisis
Music of African Diaspora
Migration & Modernity
Greater Central Asia in Crisis
Anthropology of Tibet & Himalayas
Nomadic Strategies and Extreme Ecologies
Contemporary Chinese Culture and Society
Africa: Peoples and Cultures
Anthropology of Modern Latin America
Ancient Civilizations of the Old World
Ancient Africa
Global Gender Issues
Religion and Politics in South Asia
Race, Class and Gender
Brave New Crops
Modern Third World
The Ancient Maya: Archaeology and History
Capitalism, Exchange and Inequality in Africa
Culture and the Environment
Population and Society
Social Landscapes in Global View
History of US Foreign Relations: 1914 – 1989
Ancient Eurasia & the New Silk Roads
Meltdown
Reading the Scores
International Public Health
Rich Nations and Poor Nations
Islam and Politics
Sexuality, Gender and Change in Africa
Tobacco: History, Culture, Science & Policy
Capitalism and the Culture
107D
Beginning Arabic I
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108D
207D
208D
307D
308D
320
329C
405
407
408
Beginning Arabic II
Intermediate Arabic I
Intermediate Arabic II
Advanced Arabic I
Advanced Arabic II
Introduction to Literature & Visual Culture
Middle Eastern Islamic Literatures
Colloquial Arabic
Fourth Level Arabic I
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200C
3053
3122
3182
3301
3351
374
3775
379
World Archeology
Nomadic Strategies & Extreme Ecologies
From Country to Heavy Metal
Ancient Africa
Homeric Archaeology
The Ancient Maya
Social Landscapes in a Global View
Ancient Eurasia and the New Silk Road
Feast or Fasmine
111
116
200C
250
314C
3301
341
3419
3442
3580
388
Introduction to Asian Art
Pompeii: Uncovering the Past
World Archeology
African Art
Early Chinese Art
Homeric Archaeology
Arts of China, India and Japan
Dragons, Buddhas and Scholars
Chinese Painting – 4th – 20th Centuries
Chinese Art and Culture
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1520
2060
210C
223
226
227
294
3055
313C
3149
3150
316C
3162
3165
320C
322
3262
3273
349
3912
4041
4274
Politics of Health in Modern Middle East
East Asia Since 1500
Islamic Civilization
Korean Civilization
Japanese Civilization
Chinese Civiilization
Images of East Asia
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Islamic History: 600-1200
Late Ottoman Middle East
Middle East in the 20th Century
Modern China
Early Modern China
Chinese Diaspora to 1949
Japan Since 1868
Contemporary East Asian Cinema
The Early Medieval World: 300-1000
Introduction to Israeli Studies
Yiddish Literature in English Translation
Culture and Society of Modern Iran
Islam and Politics
Palestine, Israel & Arab-Israeli Conflict
151
208F
227
294
314C
3162
3273
331
341
3442
3583
3912
Children, Childhood and Play in China
Introduction to Jewish Civilization
Chinese Civilization
Images of East Asia
Islamic History: 1200 - 1800
Early Modern China: 1350-1890
Introduction to Israel Studies
19th Century China
Transnational Cinema
Chinese Painting from 4th – 20th Century
Soundtrack of Israeli History
Culture and Society of Modern Iran
101D
102D
117F
118F
151
210F
211
212
214F
227C
301F
3055
First Level Modern Chinese
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Intensive Chinese – Fudan University
Intensive Chinese – Fudan University
Children, Childhod and Play in China
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Second Level Modern Chinese
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Chinese Civilization
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3162
316C
324
330
3352
3415
359F
360
3653F
361
363F
410
413
420
421
427
428
429F
431F
460
461
463
4631
4632
465F
466F
489
Early Modern China
Modern China
History of Chinese Cinemas
Topics in Chinese Literature & Culture
China’s Urban Education
Early Chinese Art
Intensive Chinese III – Fudan University
Third Level Modern Chinese I
Intensive Chinese III – Fudan University
Third Level Modern Chinese II
Chinese Language III – Fudan University
Introduction to Literary Chinese I
Advanced Composition in Chinese
Third Level Modern Chinese I
Third Level Modern Chinese II
Fourth Level Modern Chinese I
Fourth Level Modern Chinese II
Intensive Chinese IV – Fudan University
Chanese Language IV – Fudan University
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Chinese Language V – Fudan University
Modern Chinese: History, Memory & Identity
200C
3301
342C
World Archaeology
Homeric Archaeology
Ancient History: Roman Empire
1511
3071
3405
360A
Birth of Venus
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History of World Cinema
Women and Contemporary European Cinema
329
343
Contemporary Dance Development in Asia
West African Music and Dance in Context
111
203
2060
210C
212
216
223C
226C
227C
245
294
3050
3051
312C
316C
3162
3164
3165
3192
320
3220
324
3240
3262
3273
3290
3301
3310
3352
3415
3419
3442
3464
352
3580
3591
3593
386
4041
4621
Introduction to Asian Art
Intro to Religious Traditions II
East Asia Since 1500
Islamic Civilization
Chinese City in the Global Context
Introduction to South Asian Civilization
Korean Civilization
Japanese Civilization
Chinese Civilization
Introduction to Buddhism
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Contemporary Chinese Culture
Anthropology of Tibert and the Himalayas
Modern Japan
Modern China: 1800-Present
Early Modern China: 1350-1890
Chinese Foreign Relations Since the Opium War
Chinese Diaspora to 1949
Modern South Asia
Introduction to Literature and Visual Culture
Contemporary East Asian Cinema
History of Chinese Language Cinemas
History of Chinese Cinemas: 1330’s-2000’s
Early Medieval World
Introduction to Israel Studies
Contemporary Dance Development in Asia
Stories and Storytelling in Late Imperial China
19th Century China
China’s Urban Experience
Early Chinese Art
Dragons, Buddhas, & Scholar
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Chinese Marketplace
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4891
4914
Topics in Modern Chinese Literature
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372
380
423
426
471
475
Political Economy of Development in Africa
Labor and the Economy
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203A
Meeting the Challenge of Global Education
3071
314
346
3520
3522
3525
3601
Caribbean Literature in English
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Traffic in Women & Cont. European Cinema
3053
306B
3225
3322
374
379
399B
Nomadic Strategies & Extreme Ecologies
Africa: People and Cultures
Environmental History of Latin America
Brave New Crops
Social Landscapes in Global View
Feast or Famine
Rich Nations and Poor Nations
3093
3112
3142
320
322
3221
3250
3262
328
3356
3400
344
3444
3453
3552
3584
3453
3460
3520
3552
3557
356
3560
359C
3598
3601
362
3750
3760
3878
3880
404
437
4432
442
4480
Politics of the European Union
French Culture and Civilization
British Fiction Since 1945
British Cinema: History
Italian Cinema
Jewish Experience in Italy
French Film Culture
French Literature II
History of German Cinema
Out of the Shtetl
German Literature in the Modern Era
Introduction to European Studies
Thinking the Post-War World
Modern Germany
Modern France Since 1870
Music in the Holocaust
Modern Germany
British Enlightenment Culture
Introduction to Postcolonial Literature
Modern France Since 1870
Politics of Terror: French Revolution
20th Century Russian History
Russia and the West
Modern European Women
First World War and Making of Modern Europe
Traffic in Women & Cont. European Cinema
Intro to Russian Civilization
Russian Culture: Madmen or Visionaires?
History of French Cinema
Britain and Ireland from 1688 to 1870
The Russian Revolution
Germany Today
Caffe, Cadavers, Comedy and Castrati
Politics of Post-Soviet Countries
European Intellectual History: 1789-1890
Russian Intellectual History
320
322
324
325
328
329
340
341
376
British Cinema: A History
Contemporary East Asian Cinema
History of Chinese Language Cinemas
French Film Culture
History of German Cinema
Italian Neorealism
History of World Cinema
Transnational Cinema
French New Wave
201
202
203
208
2112
2601
Nationalism & Identity
French Nationalism 1789-1914
German Nationalism 1879-1914
Global Culture & Individual: Intercultural Skill
The World
Argentina: Past and Present
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EDUCATION
ENGLISH LITERATURE
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
EUROPEAN STUDIES
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2602
267
2671
2811
2812
2922
Buenos Aires
Cuban Transitions: Colonialism to Communism
Cuban Experience of the Revolution
Literary Culture of Modern Ireland
Literary Culture of Modern Ireland II
Rome: Martyrs, Popes&Pilgrims in the Middle Ages
101D
102D
105D
1051
201D
301
307D
308D
311C
318D
321
3251
326
376
376C
Level I
Level II
Advanced Elementary French
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French in France
Grammar & Comp I
Grammar & Comp II
French Culture & Civilization
Preparation for Year in France
Topics I
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French Literature II
French New Wave
Cinema and Society
100D
101D
102D
210D
301D
302D
313
328
340C
404
408D
Continuing German
Basic German I
Basic German II
Intermediate German: Core III
Advanced German: Core V
Advanced German: Core V
Conversational German
History of German Cinema
German Literature & the Modern Era
Germany Today
German as a Language of Business
101D
102D
190D
210
317C
318C
Beginning Greek I
Beginning Greek II
Intensive Beginning Greek
Intensive Beginning Greek II
Intro to Greek Literature
Intro to Greek Literature
444
Mystical Tradition in Judaism
105D
106D
151D
213D
214D
320D
322D
4010
402
Beginning Modern Hebrew
Beginning Modern Hebrew II
Advanced Beginning Modern Hebrew
Intermediate Modern Hebrew
Intermediate Modern Hebrew II
Third Level Modern Hebrew I
Third Level Modern Hebrew II
Fourth Level Modern Hebrew
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111D
112D
151D
201
202
301
302
Beginning Hindi I
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Advanced Beginning Hindi-Urdu
Intermediate Hindi-Urdu I
Intermediate Hindi II
Advanced Hindi I
Advanced Hindi II
115
1116
1520
164
202
2060
2081
2093
214C
217C
2188
2560
2845
301L
301R
3060
3073
3124
313C
Econ History&Entrepreneurialism in West. Civ
Race and Ethnicity in Latin America/Caribbean
Politics of Health in the Modern Middle East
Introduction to World History
Crossing Borders I
East Asia Since 1500
Introduction to Jewish Civilization
Mobilising Shame
Islamic Civilization
The Atlantic World
African Urban History
Conquest Cultures
States of Nature
Historical Methods: Latin American History
Historical Methods: European History
East Asia Since 1500
Global War on Terrorism
9/11 in World History
Islamic History, 622-1200
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314C
3149
3150
316C
3162
3164
3165
3192
320C
3202
321C
322C
3225
326B
3262
3263
331
333
334C
3350
3352
3371
3402
342C
3441
3444
3450
3520
3530
3552
356C
3560
3371
3450
3550
3557
3561
3585
3588
359
3593
3598
3610
365
3680
373
3741
3783
3840
3860
38C8
38R8
3879
3912
394C
395C
39J8
4274
442
4444
4480
449C
4890
4891
Islamic History, 1200-1800
Late Ottoman Middle East
The Middle East in the 20th Century
Modern China
Early Modern China: 1350-1890
Chinese Foreign Relations Since the Opium War
Chinese Diaspora to 1949
Modern South Asia
Modern Japan
Japan From Earliest Times to 1868
Latin America: From Colonialism to Neocolonial
Latin America in the 20th Century
Environmental History of Latin America
Latin American Politics
The Early Medieval World: 300-1000
The High Middle Ages: 1000-1500
19th Century China
The Holocaust
History of Jews in Christian Europe
Out of the Shtetl
China’’s Urban Experience
Modern Eurasia
Money & Morals in the Age of Merchant Capital
Roman Empire
Introduction to European Studies
Thinking the Post-War World
Modern Germany
Conquest & Colony
Re-forming Ireland, 1500-1700
Modern France Since 1870
20th Century Russian History
Russia and the West
Modern Eurasia
Modern Germany
Composing the Self in Early-Modern Europe
Politics of Terror: French Revolution
Andean History: Culture and Politics
Music in the Holocaust
Soundtrack of Israeli History
Modern European Women
Wheels of Commerce
First World War and Making of Modern Europe
City of Peace: Baghdad in Medieval Times
New Republic: US 1776-1848
The Cold War, 1945-1991
U.S. Foreign Relations to 1914
U.S. Foreign Relations Since 1950
Medicine Among European Jews
Migration and Mobility
Empire in East Asia
Religion and Politics in South Asia
Russian Revolution
Britain and its Empire Since 1870
Culture and Society of Moderm Iran
African Civilization to 1800
African Civilization: 1800 to the Present
Mapping the Early Modern World
Palestine, Israel and the Arab-Israeli Conflict
European Intellectual History
Mystical Tradition in Judaism
Russian Intellectual History
Imperial Russia
Latin America & the U.S. in the 20th Century
Topics in Modern Chinese Literature
360
Traffic in Women & Cont. European Cinema
104B
120
160
164
165C
170
175
200
202
203
207
208
209B
210C
International Politics
Brazil and Its Impact on Globalization
World Politics & Global Economy
Introduction to World History
Survey of Latin American Culture
Is There a Global Culture?
Understanding International Conflicts
Intro to International and Area Studies
Crossing Borders I
Crossing Borders II
Crossing Borders
Introduction to Jewish Civilization
Introduction: African Studies
Introduction to Islamic Civilization
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212
215C
216
223
226C
227C
302B
305
3050
3053
3055
306B
3073
3093
3094
3112
312
3125
313C
3142
3149
3150
3152
316C
3163
3164
3165
3192
320
3200
3206
321C
322
3221
322C
3226
324C
3245
3250
325C
3260
3262
326B
3273
3280
328B
3292
3301
3317
3320
3321
3322
3351
3354
3355
3356
3357
336
3361
3371
3400
3402
3414
3415
3430
344
3442
3444
3453
3465
3490
3524
3520
3521
3525
3530
3552
3554
3557
356
356C
3562
Chinese City in Global Context
Intyroduction to Russian Civilization
Introduction to South Asian Civilization
Korean Civilization
Japanese Civilization
Chinese Civilization
Peoples and Cultures of Middle East
Music of the African Diaspora
Greater Central Asia in Crisis
Anthropology of Tibet and the Himalayas
Contemporary Chinese Culture and Society
Africa: Peoples & Cultures
Global War on Terrorism
Anthropology of Modern Latin America
Politics of the European Union
New Face of France
Globalization and Gender
9/11 in World History
Islamic History: 622-1200
Korean War in American Culture
The Late Ottoman Middle East
Middle East in the 20th Century
History of Iran from 1501 to Present
Modern China: 1800-Present
Early Modern China: 1350-1800
Chinese Foreign Relations Since the Opium War
Chinese Disapora to 1949
Modern South Asia
British Cinema: History
Introduction to Literature and Visual Culture
Global Gender Issues
Latin America: Colonialism to Neocolonialism
Contemporary East Asian Cinema
Jewish Experience in Italy
Modern Latin America
Environmental History of Latin America
Modern Japan
History of Chinese Language Cinemas
French Film Culture
African Civilization to 1800
Cultural Readings of Brazil and Its Cities
French Literature II
Latin American Politics
Intro to Israel Studies
Political Intolerance in World Politics
Gateway to Development
Modern South Asian Policies
Topics in Chinese: Literature and Culture
Hispanic Art
19th Century China
Italian Cinema
Brave New Crops
Spanish American Literature I
The Ancient Maya
Spanish American Lterature 19th Century
Out of the Shtet
China’s Urban Experience
China Under Revolution and Reform
Spanish American Literature II
Modern Eurasia: Afghanistan & Central Asia
History of World Cinema
German Literature in the Modern Era
Transnational Cinema
Early Chinese Art
Capitalism, Exchange and Inequality in Africa
Introduction to European Studies
Chinese Painting from 4th – 20th Century
Thinking the Post-War World
Modern Germany
Japanese Literature in Translation II
Yidishkayt: Yiddish Literature in Translation
Conquest and Colony
Literature of Modern & Contemporary Korea
Introduction to Postcolonial Literature
Topics in Literature
Re-forming Ireland
Modern France Since 1870
Political Economy of Democracy
Politics of Terror: French Revolution
Andean History
20th Century Russian History
Russia and the West
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357
3584
3594
3601
362
3612
3680
3690
372
3731
374
3741
3750
3762
3775
3781
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381
382
383
384
386
3873
3878
3880
3883
3912
395C
399B
4041
422
4232
4261
4274
4372
4380
4432
4730
4731
Holocaust in the Sephardic World
Music in the Holocaust
Wheels of Commerce
Traffic Women & Cont. European Cinema
Intro to Russian Civilization
Population and Society
The Cold War: 1945-1991
Politics of International Trade
Ethnic Conflict
History of US Foreign Relations to 1914
Russian Literature and Empire
History of U.S. Foreign Relations
Russian Culture: Madmen or Visionaries?
History of French Cinema
Ancient Eurasia and New Silk Roads
Israeli Politics
Terrorism and Political Science
Mexican Visual Culture
Latin Amer. DissemiNations: Migrations & Ident
Reading the Scores
Migration and Modernity
Empire in East Asia
International Public Health
Britain and Ireland from 1688 to 1870
Russian Revolution
Religion and Politics
Topics in Middle Eastern Studies
African Civilization: 1800 – Present
Rich Nations and Poor Nations
Islam and Politics
Europe, and Imagined Community: Identity Disc.
Contemporary Issues in Latin America
Economic Systems in Theory and Practice
Palestine, Israel and Arab-Israeli Conflict
Contemporary Korean I
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Politics of Post-Soviet Countries
Political Economy of Multinational Enterprises
Global Political Economy
101D
1015
102D
106D
107D
201D
215
307D
308D
319
3221
323C
324C
327
332
437
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Caffe, Cadavers, Comedy and Castrati
103D
104D
213
214
226C
320C
346
412
413
458
459
462
First Level Modern
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Japanese Civilization
Japan Since 1868
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105D
106D
107D
108D
111D
112D
116D
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151D
1520
2011
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Beginning Modern Hebrew
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Politics of Health in Modern Middle East
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207D
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2011
213D
214D
216
216D
217D
301
302B
305B
307D
3073
308D
3122
3124
313C
314C
3149
3150
316
3200
320D
3221
322D
3273
3292
334C
3350
3371
349
357
3583
3584
361
3781
3782
38C8
383
3912
4010
402
4041
4042
407
4081
4274
444
Intermediate Arabic I
Intermediate Arabic II
Intro to Jewish Civilization
Intro to Islamic Civilization
Intermediate Hindi I
Intermediate Modern Hebrew I
Intermediate Modern Hebrew II
Introduction to South Asian Civilization
Beginning Persian I
Intermediate Persian II
Advanced Hindi
Peoples and Cultures of Middle East
Greater Central Asia in Crisis
Advanced Arabic I
Global War on Terrorism
Advanced Arabic II
From Country to Heavy Metal
9/11 in World History
Islamic History 622-1200
Islamic History: 1200-1800
The Late Ottoman Middle East
Middle East in the 20th Century
Advanced Persian I
Introduction to Literature and Visual Culture
Third Level Modern Hebrew I
Jewish Experience in Italy
Third Level Modern Hebrew II
Intro to Israel Studies
Modern South Asian Politics
History of the Jews in Christian Europe
Out of the Shtetl
Modern Eurasia
Yidishkayt: Yiddish Literature in Translation
Holocaust in the Sephardic World
Soundtrack of Israeli History
Music in the Holocaust
City of Peace: Baghdad in Medieval Times
Israeli Politics
Before the “Clinic Was Born”
Religion and Politics in South Asia
Reading the Scores
Culture and Society of Modern Iran
Fourth Level Modern Hebrew I
Fourth Level Modern Hebrew II
Islam and Politics
Competing Ideologies & Nationalism in the
Arab-Israeli Arena
Fourth Level Arabic I
Fourth Level Modern Arabic II
Palestine, Israel and Arab-Israeli Conflict
Mystical Tradition in Judaism
117D
118D
217
218
223C
352
417
418
427
428
437
438
First Level Modern Korean I
First Level Modern Korean II
Second Level Modern Korean I
Second Level Modern Korean II
Korean Civilization
Literature of Modern & Contemporary Korea
Third Level Modern Korean I
Third Level Modern Korean II
Fourth Level Modern Korean I
Fourth Level Modern Korean II
Contemporary Korean I
Topics in Korean Literature and Culture
101D
102D
215D
316C
317C
318C
Beginning Latin I
Beginning Latin II
Intermediate Latin
Elementary Prose & Poetry
The Republic
The Empire
165C
3093
321C
322C
3226
326B
3260
330C
331
Survey of Latin American Cultures
Anthropology of Modern Latin America
Latin America: Colonialism to Neocolonialism
Latin America in the 20th Century
Environmental History of Latin America
Latin American Politics
Race, Class and Gender
Introduction to Study of Hispanic Literature
Hispanic Art
KOREAN
LATIN
LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES
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3351
3352
335C
336C
3520
356
381
4231
The Ancient Maya
Spanism American Literature – 19th Century
Spanish American Literature I
Spanish American Literature II
Conquest and Colony
Andean History: Culture and Politics
Mexican Visual Culture
Contemporary Issues in Latin America
102A
103
215
220
Portuguese II
Brazilian Portuguese for Spanish Speakers
Conversation
Intermediate Portuguese
102B
209B
2093
3073
314
3280
3401
3593
365
372C
373
3741
399B
Comparative Politics
Introduction to AFAS
Moblising Shame
Global War on Terrorism
Islamic History: 1200 – 1800
Political Intolerance in World Politics
Money & Morals in the Age of Merchant Capital
Wheels of Commerce
The New Republic
Law in American Life II
History of Foreign Relations to 1914
History of U.S. Foreign Relations Since 1950
Rich Nations and Poor Nations
3612
3782
3874
4135
Population and Society
Before the “Clinic Was Born”
International Public Health
Tobacco: History, Culture, Science & Society
RELIGIOUS STUDIES
3701
4171
Introduction to Hispanic Linguistics
Phonology and Second Language Acquisition
213C
323C
Islamic Civilization
Italian Literature
201F
203
208F
210C
245
250F
3062
313C
314C
3192
3221
3262
3263
334C
380B
4041
444
Christianity in the Modern World
Introduction to Religious Traditions II
Introduction to Jewish Civilization
Intro to Islamic Civilization
Introduction to Buddhism
Hinduism
Islam, Culture and Society of West Africa
Islamic History 622-1200
Islamic History 1200 – 1800
Modern South Asia
Jewish Experience in Italy
Early Medieval World 300-1000
High Middle Ages: 1000 - 1500
History of the Jews in Christian Europe
Peoples and Cultures of Middle East
Islam and Politics
Mystical Tradition in Judaism
3021
319
3583
3431
3584
Music of African Diaspora
Reading the Scores
Soundtrack of Israeli History
West African Music and Dance in Context
Music in the Holocaust
116D
117D
216D
217D
316
Beginning Persian I
Beginning Persian II
Intermediate Persian
Intermediate Persian II
Advanced Persian I
102B
103B
2022
3093
3120
3150
3171
321
3212
326B
3273
327B
3280
3291
3292
3552
3680
3690
3701
372
372C
3721
374
3741
3781
3782
38C8
3874
4231
4281
4321
4432
4451
4730
4731
475
Comparative Politics
International Politics
Crossing Borders I
Politics of the European Union
Globalization and Gender
Middle East in 20th Century
Topics in Politics
Comparative European Politics
Latin America: Colonialism to Neo-Colonialism
Latin American Politics
Intro to Israel Studies
African Politics
Political Intolerance in World Politics
Politics in Southern Europe
Modern South Asian Politics
Political Economy of Democracy
The Cold War, 1945-1991
Politics of International Trade
Topics in International Affairs
Topics in International Politics
Law in American Life II
Political Economy of Inequality & Redistribution
Contemporary American Foreign Policy
History of US Foreign Relations Since 1945
Israeli Politics
Terrorism & Political Violence
Religion and Politics in South Asia
International Public Health
Cont. Issues in Latin America
Comparative Political Parties
Equality & Public Policy in Europe, the US & Japan
Politics of Post-Soviet Countries
Contemporary Politics in India
Political Economy of Multinational Enterprises
Global Political Economy
Diplomacy, Bargaining and Intl Conflict
101D
102D
211D
212D
215C
322D
324D
3350
356
3560
362
374
375
3775
3880
431
4432
444
4480
449
Elementary Russian I
Elementary Russian II
Intermediate Russian I
Intermediate Russian II
Introduction to Russian Civilization
Third Year Russian
Third Year Russian
Out of the Shtetl
20th Century Russia
Russia and the West
Intro to Russian Civilization
Russian Literature and Empire
Russian Culture: Madmen or Visionaries?
Ancient Eurasia and the New Silk Roads
Russian Revolution
Russia Today & Yesterday
Politics of Post-Soviet Countries
Mystical Tradition in Judaism
Russian Intelletual History
Imperial Russia
101D
102D
201D
223
246
301
307D
308D
3181
321
330C
331
3332
333C
334C
3352
335C
336C
351
353
370
417
Level I
Level II
Level III
Oral Communication I
Gender & Sexuality in Post-Franco Spain
Oral Communication I
Grammar & Comp I
Grammar & Comp II
Spanish Culture and Civilization
Oral Communication II
Study of Hispanic Literature
Hispanic Art
Early Modern Spanish Texts
Spanish Literature I
Spanish Literature II
Spanish American Literature of 19th Century
Spanish American Literature I
Spanish American Literature II
Business Spanish
Medical Spanish
Introduction to Hispanic Linguistics
Spanish Phonetics, Phonology and Dialectology
101
Portuguese I
3211
322C
3260
3280
3301
356C
3612
372C
379
Latin America
African Civilization: 1800 to Present
Race, Class and Gender
Political Intolerance in World Politics
Chinese Cities in Global Context
20th Century Russian History
Population and Society
Law in American Life II
Meltdown: Archaeology & Climate Change
LEGAL STUDIES
LINGUISTICS
MEDIEVAL STUDIES
MUSIC
PERSIAN
PNP
3701
Introduction to Hispanic Linguistics
POLITICAL SCIENCE
PORTUGUESE
PUBLIC HEALTH
RUSSIAN
SPANISH
URBAN STUDIES
BUSINESS
Undergraduate Programs
PHYSICAL & LIFE SCIENCES (SCI)
3 Units
URBAN STUDIES (Con’t)
383
3874
400
4041
Reading the Scores
International Public Health
Urban Education in Multiracial Societies
Islam and Politics
246A
312
3206
359C
409
Latin American Women in History
Globilization and Gender
Global Gender Issues
Women in Modern European History
Gender, Sexuality and Change in Africa
WOMEN AND GENDER STUDIES
The following business courses can satisfy your International
Studies requirement. However, the units will not count
towards your 48 non-professional units.
FIN 400G
FIN 443
INTL 400I
MEC 292
MGT 308
MGT 400S
MGT 450F
MKT 477
Financial Markets / Instruments
International Finance
Business, Innovation & Ent. In Israel
Global Economy
Intro to Int’l Business
Int’l Bus: Environment
Luxury Apparel Industry
Int’l Marketing
AMERICAN CULTURE STUDIES
150A
3283
Intro to Human Evolution
Introduction to Public Health
150A
3059
307A
3262
327A
3283
330
3625
3626
3661
3662
367
3873
3876
Intro to Human Evolution
New Departures in Study of Culture
Human Variation
Medicinal Botany
Human Evolution
Introduction to Public Health
Experimental Archaeology
Female LifeCycle in Cross-Cultural Perspective
Adventures in Nosology
Primate Biology
Primate Conservation Biology
Paleoanthropology
Human Energetics and Physiology
Darwin and Doctors
109A
1100
112
1810
191
192
200
210A
224
280
295
2950
2952
2960
2970
303A
3041
3058
307A
3110
3151
317A
3183
3191
324
3262
328
334
3371
3411
3421
3422
343A
345A
346A
347
348
349
3491
3492
3501
372
374
381
3873
393
4181
Biology of Dinosaurs
Introduction to Environmental Studies
Intro to Problem-Based Learning in Biology
Seminar: Imaging Sciences
Freshman Seminar: Phage Hunters
Phage Bioinformatics
Intro to Research
Epic of Evolution
Infectious Diseases
DNA Science: A Hands-on Workshop
Intro to Environmental Studies
Introduction to Environmental Biology
Controversies in Conservation Biology
Principles of Biology
Principles of Biology II
Human Biology I
Plant Biology & Genetic Engineering
Physiological Control Systems
Human Variation
Vertebrate Stucture Laboratory
Endocrinology
Conservation Biology
History of Genetics in 20th Century
Molecular Mechanisms in Development
Human Genetics
Medicinal Botany
Principles in Human Physiology
Cell Biology
Eukaryotic Genomes
Principles of the Nervous System
Intro to Neuroethology
Genes, Brains and Behavior
Plants, Environment & Civilization
Scientific Revolution I & II
The Darwinian Revolution
Darwin and Evolutionary Controversies
Emerging Infectious Diseases
Microbiology
Microbiology with Lab
Laboratory Experiments: Eukaryotic Microbes
Evolution
Behavioral Ecology
Drugs, Brain and Behavior
Intro to Ecology
Human Energetics and Physiology
Practical Skills in Environmental Biology
Population Genetics
110A
111A
112A
114
251/261
252
262
401
402
435
451
Chemistry in the Modern World
General Chemistry I
General Chemistry II
Topics in Chemistry
Organic Chemistry
Organic Chemistry II
Organic Chemistry II with Lab
Physical Chemistry I
Physical Chemistry II
Nuclear & Radiochemistry Lab
Organic Chemistry III
ANTHROPOLOGY
BIOLOGY
CHEMISTRY
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475
490
Chemical Biology
Introduction to Research
100A
102A
103A
105A
108A
109A
111
112
114A
116A
118A
119A
120A
125
130A
131
171A
200A
201
202A
210A
216A
219
221A
308
310
319
323
330
352
353
385
409
410
444
Environmental Geology
Introduction to Geology
Oceanography
Earth’s Atmosphere
Oceans and the Atmosphere
Quant Reasoning In Environmental Science
Intro to Global Climate Change in 21st Century
Engineering the Climate
Life of the Geologic Past
Resources of the Earth
Geology of National Parks
Physical Geology
Historical Geology
The Dinosaurs
Earthquakes Volcanoes, & Plate Tectonics
Natural Disasters
The Solar System
Evolution of the Earth
Earth and the Environment
History of Science
Epic of Evolution
Resources of the Earth
Energy and the Environment
Human Use of the Earth
Topics in Environmental Sustainability
Geological Field Methods
Physical Oceanography
Biogeochemistry
Geomicrobiology
Earth Materials
Earth Forces
Earth History
Surface Processes
Earth Remote Sensing Methods
Environmental Geochemistry
309
3112
Writing the National World
Writing and Medicine
109A
110
201
221A
272A
317A
372
323
370
372
380
381
393
444
Quantitative Reasoning in Environ. Science
Intro to Environmental Studies
Earth and the Environment
Human Use of the Earth
Physics and Society
Conservation Biology
Behavioral Ecology
Biogeochemistry
Biological Conservation
Behavioral Ecology
Applications in GIS
Introduction to Ecology
Practical Skills in Environmental Bio Research
Environmental Geochemistry
3059
New Departures; Study of Culture & Health
1910
1920
Phage Hunters
Phage Bioinformatics
201A
Puzzles and Revolutions
201A
Puzzles and Revolutions
318A
3283
Resources of the Earth
Introduction to Public Health
120A
122
Intro to the Study of Mind-Brain
Intro to the Study of Mind-Brain II
201
301B
Land Dynamics and the Environment
Case Study: Hawaii
201A
219
358
Puzzles and Revolutions
Energy and the Environment
Conceptual Foundations of Modern Sceince
EARTH & PLANETARY SCIENCES
ENGLISH COMPOSITION
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
EPSC
FOCUS
HISTORY
HUMANITIES
INTERNATIONAL AND AREA STUDIES
MIND, BRAIN AND BEHAVIOR
PATHFINDER PROGRAM
PHILOSOPHY
BUSINESS
Undergraduate Programs
PHYSICS
101A
102A
107A
110A
117A
118A
125A
126A
141
142
171A
197
198
210A
216
217
219
241
242
303A
304A
312
314
316
318
321
322
341
342
344
350
351
355
421
441
450
Physical Science I
Physical Science II
How Things Work
Awesome Ideas in Physics
General Physics I
General Physics II
Solar System Astronomy
Stars, Galaxies, & Cosmology
Selected Topics in Physics I
Selected Topics in Physics I
Physics & Society
Physics I
Physics II
Epic of Evolution
Introduction to Relativity
Intro to Quantum Physics I
Energy and the Environment
Selected Topics in Physics II
Selected Topics in Phyiscs II
Intro to Modern Physics
Physics & Controversy
Intro to Astrophysics
Physics of the Heart
Optics and Wave Physics Lab
Introduction to Quantum Physics II
Electronics Lab
Physical Measurement Laboratory
Selected Topics in Physics III
Selected Topics in Physics III
Energy & Environmental Physics
Physics of the Brain
Intro to Biomedical Physics
Physics of Vision
Electricity and Magnetism I
Selected Topics in Physics IV
Physics of the Brain
330
3401
3411
350
355
3662
Sensation and Perception
Biological Psychology
Principles of the Nervous System
Physics of the Brain
Physics of Vision
Primate Biology
330
3401
344
3604
374
Sensation and Perception
Biological Psychology
Principles of the Nervous System
Cognitive Neuroscience
Drugs, Brain, and Behavior
224
303
307
3183
3283
3262
348
3626
372
Infectious Diseases
Human Biology
Human Variation
History of Genetics in the 20th Century
Introduction to Public Health
Medicinal Botany
Emerging Infectious Diseases
Adventure in Nosology
Behavioral Ecology
308
Human Variation
PNP
PSYCHOLOGY
PUBLIC HEALTH
URBAN STUDIES
ADVANCED NON-PROFESSIONAL ELECTIVES
Advanced non-professional electives are defined as any nonbusiness course numbered 300 or above excluding pass/fail and
University College courses. An advanced elective may also
satisfy a distribution requirement.
Any 300-400 level Liberal Arts course may count towards both
your advanced non-professional electives and a distribution
requirement. Any non-business course that satisfies a
requirement for one of the interdisciplinary business majors
may also satisfy one of your advanced non-professional and/or
distribution requirements. The credits, however, would only
count as non-professional units.
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE COURSES
Enrollment in a University College course is strictly limited.
You may enroll in one University College course per semester
providing your academic advisor has approved this course
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prior to your registration. University College course work
may only count as a general non-professional elective.
Business, foreign language, COMM 220 and COMM 351, and
any day division equivalent course may not be taken through
University College. Students may enroll in a real estate course,
but these units will not count towards the 120 units needed for
the BSBA degree.
BSBA IB MAJOR POLICY FOR 2015 CLASS
The BSBA Faculty approved a new set of requirements for our
International Business (IB) Major which are in effect for the
2015 Class.. With these new changes, the IB major will also
be classified as a secondary major. Therefore, to major in IB
for the 2015 and 2016 Classes, a student must also major in
one of the primary major listed above.
PASS/FAIL COURSE POLICY
BSBA MAJOR POLICIES
You are allowed to enroll in one pass/fail course each semester.
You must select your one pass/fail course in early
September. You have until mid-November to switch this
course back to a grading option. Refer to the Academic
Calendar in the front of the book for the specific dates for these
transactions. Only non-business courses may be taken
pass/fail. A pass/fail course will count only towards your
general non-business electives. Calculus, English Comp. 100,
distribution requirements and advanced electives must be
taken for a grade.
MAJOR DECLARATIONS
PROFESSIONAL REQUIREMENTS
All professional courses must be taken for a grade Business
courses may not be taken on a pass/fail or audit basis.
Students have flexibility in choosing when to enroll in some of
their required classes. Deciding when to complete a specific
requirement depends on the student’s interest and the particular
prerequisites for each course. Students should meet with their
advisor to develop a plan for completing their degree
requirements in a timely and appropriate manner.
MEC 290 POLICY
If you have completed Econ 1011, you must take either Econ
4011 or MEC 290 to complete your microeconomics
requirement. Econ 4011 will satisfy our MEC 290 requirement
but the credits will count as general education.
SUBSTITUTION COURSE POLICY
Students who substitute a non-business course for a business
requirement will still be required to enroll in another business course
as a minimum of 55.5 credits must be earned in Olin.
INTERNSHIP POLICIES AND PROCEDURES FOR
JUNIOR AND SENIOR OLIN STUDENTS
Olin juniors or seniors who have completed the core
requirement and one advanced elective in the appropriate
major field may apply to receive credit for internship
experience. Students must work under the direction of a faculty
member to complete an academic paper/project and complete
an Internship Petition form that must be submitted to their
academic advisor by the end of the second week of the
academic semester.
With the exception of the International Internship Programs, a
maximum of six credits of internship course work may be
applied towards the BSBA degree. With the exception of the
International Internship Programs, these credits will not apply
towards a specific business major.
Petition forms are available in Simon 12 or on our website.
FINANCE 343
As a BSBA student you may enroll in Finance 343. However,
this course will not count towards your 120 units for your
degree nor will it factor into your WU GPA.
MAJORS
Students may choose to major in a particular field of business
or may choose not to declare a major. Students may also major
in more than one field of business. Students may choose from
the primary majors listed below:
Accounting
Economics and Strategy
Entrepreneurship
Finance
Healthcare Management International Business*
Marketing
Organization and Human Resources
Operations and Supply Chain Management
Effective for the 2014 and 2015 BSBA Classes, an Olin
student may earn a maximium total of two business majors (or
one business or one non-business) and one minor (outside of
Olin) or one business major and two minors (outside of Olin)..
BSBA students must declare their business majors by October
15th of their junior year.
ACCOUNTING MAJOR
(21 Units)
Major Requirements:
ACCT 2610
ACCT 2620
ACCT 3610
Financial Accounting
Managerial Accounting
Intermediate Financial Accounting
Electives: At least four courses:
ACCT 3620
ACCT 464
ACCT 466
ACCT 467
ACCT 4680
Intermediate Fin. Accounting II
Auditing
Financial Statement Analysis
Income Tax Accounting
Advanced Financial Acct Problems
ENTREPRENEURSHIP MAJOR
(21 Units)
Major requirements:
FIN 340
MGT 421
MGT 424
MKT 370
Capital Markets
Intro to Entrepreneurship
Business Planning for New Enterprises
Principles of Marketing
Electives: At least three courses:
ACCT 466
ART 135 or 136C
BE 201
BIO 392
CSE 104
CSE 123
CSE 131
CSE 152
CSE 407
ECON 335
ECON 337
ECON 428
EE 411A
ME 204
MEC 370
MEC 380
MEC 470
MGT 301
MGT 380
MGT 450C
MKT 400E
MKT 473
OB 461
OSCM 453
Financial Statement Analysis
Communication Design*
Bus of Biomedical Engineering
Impact of Biotechnology
Web Development
Intro to Software Concepts
Computer Science I
Internet Applications
Management Info Systems I
Money and Banking
Financial Intemediaires in Market Econ.
Capital Market Imperfections
Ways to Protect Inventions
Manufacturing Processes
Game Theory for Business
Competitive Industry Analysis
Market Comp.& Value Appropriation
Legal Environment of Bus. Mgt
Business Strategy
Venture Consulting
Sales Mgt and Personal Selling
Market Research
Negotiation
Tech. Mgt & Process Design
*You may take any level of this course, but only one course
will count towards this major.
Undergraduate Programs
ECONOMICS & STRATEGY MAJOR*
FIN 340
MEC 370
MEC 380
MEC 470
MEC 471
MGT 380
MGT 390
(21 Units)
Principles of Finance
Game Theory for Business
Competitive Industry Analysis**
Market Comp. & Value Appropriation
Empirical Tech. for Industry Analysis
Business Strategy
Economics of HRM
* Students should review the course description for each ES
course as the prerequisites changed effective Fall 2011.
**MEC 380 should be taken in spring semester of senior year.
FINANCE MAJOR
(15 Units)
Major Requirements:
FIN 340
FIN 441
FIN 448
FIN 451
Capital Markets
Investments
Advanced Financial Management
Options, Futures & Derivative Securities
Elective: At least three units required:
FIN 400G
FIN 400H
FIN 400I
FIN 400J
FIN 428
FIN 443
FIN 447
FIN 452
Financial Markets & Instruments*
Mortgage Backed Securities
Mergs and Acquistions
Advanced Valuation
Investment Praxis
International Finance
Info, Intermediation & Fin. Markets
Advanced Derivative Securities
*Offered through the IIP in London.
HEALTHCARE MANAGEMENT MAJOR (15 Units)
Major Requirements:
MGT 320
MGT 321
MGT 322
MGT 420
Olin Grand Rounds
Healthcare Economics and Policy
Healthcare Management
Research in Healthcare Management
Elective: At least one of the following:
ANTH 260
ANTH 3283
ANTH 333
ANTH 3626
ANTH 3874
ANTH 4134
BME 201
BIO 2651 or 3651
BIO 2652 or 3652
BIO 390W
PHEALTH 316
PHEALTH 3183
PHEALTH 358
PHEALTH 3621
PHEALTH 3626
PHEALTH 372
PHEALTH 3874
Urban Studies 415
Topics in Health and Community
Introduction to Public Health
Culture and Health
Nature and Meaning of Disease
International Public Health
AIDS Epidemic
Concept to Market
Medical Prep Program
Pediatric Emergency Medicine Program
Biomedical Politics
Contemporary Women’s Health
History of Genetics in 20th Century
Leeches to Lasers
Anthropology of Human Birth
Nature and Meaning of Disease
Behavioral Ecology
International Public Health
Critical Issues in Life Span
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MAJOR
(15 Units)
BUSINESS
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FRENCH 325
French Film Culture
GERM 404
German Today
GERM 408D
German Language of Business
Requirements for IB Major
HIST 3124
911 in World History
BSBA Classes of 2015 and 2016
HIST 3150
Middle East in Twentieth Century
HIST 316C
Modern China
Major Requirements:
HIST 3164
Chinese Foreign Relations
HIST 3192
Modern South Asia
INTL 300A
Planning for International Learning
HIST 320C
Modern Japan
INTL 300B
Applying International Experiences
HIST 322C
Latin America - 20th Century
MGT 308
Introduction to International Business
HIST 333
The Holocaust
HIST 335C
Jews in the Modern World
Two WU Global Certification Foundation coures
HIST 3350
Jews in Central & Eastern Europe
Off – Danforth Campus Immersive Learning Experience
HIST 3441
Introduction to European Studies
Mgt 491 with Intl Focus or Global Cert. Capstone Course
HIST 3450
Modern Germany
HIST 356C
20th Century Russia
HIST 359
Modern European Women
Electives: At least three courses:*
HIST 3598
WWI -Making of Modern Europe
HIST 3680
Cold War, 1945-1991
FIN 400G
Financial Markets & Instruments
HIST 3741
US-Foreign Relations Since 1950
FIN 443
International Finance
HIST 3879
Britain & Its Empire Since 1870
INTL 400I
Business, Innovation & Ent. In Israel
HIST 395C
African Modernity
MGT 400S
International Business Environment
HIST 449C
Imperial Russia
MGT 418
International Business: Euro Perspective
IAS 3260
Race, Class & Gender: Brazil
MKT 477
International Marketing
IAS 3055
Contemporary Chinese Culture
IAS 3094
Politics of European Union
* Upper level Foreign Language or IB couses taken abroad
IAS 362
Intro to Russian Civilization
may count as IB electives with approval from the Director of
IS 336
China Under Revolution & Reform
International Programs.
IS 344
Introduction to European Studies
350
Israeli Culture & Society
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS (IB) MAJOR (15 Units) IS
IS 3598
1st World War-Making of Modern Europe
ITALIAN 332
Italian Cinema
Requirements for IB Major
JNE 3272
Inttroduction to Israeli Studies
BSBA Classes of 2013 and 2014
JNE 4042
Competing Ideologies & Nationalisms
KOREAN 417
Third Level Korean II
KOREAN 418
Third Level Korean II
Major Requirement:
KOREAN 437
Korean Literature and Culture
KOREAN 438
Contemporary Korean II
MEC 292
Global Economy*
LATAM 3092
Indigenous People-Latin America
PSCI 3093
Politics of European Union
Electives: At least four courses (two courses
PSCI 3120
Globalization and Gender
from Group A required)
PSCI 321
Comparative European Politics
PSCI 326B
Latin American Politics
Group A:
PSCI 327B
African Politics
FIN 400G
Financial Markets & Instruments**
PSCI 3280
Political Intolerance in World Politics
FIN 443
International Finance
PSCI 3292
South Asian Politics
IIP 400I
Business in Israel
PSCI 357B
Gender & Politics in Global Perspective
IIP 999
Int’l Internship Prog.***
PSCI 3690
Politics of International Trade
MGT 308
Intro to Int’l Business
PSCI 372
Politics of Int’l Finance
MGT 400S
Intl. Bus. Environment**
PSCI 374
Contemporary American Foreign Policy
MGT 418
Inttl. Bus.: Euro Perspective**
PSCI 3781
Israeli Politics
MKT 477
International Marketing
PSCI 3782
Terrorism & Political Violence
PSCI 4231
Cont Issues in Latin America
Group B:
PSCI 4281
Comparative Political Parties
ANTH 3055
Contemporary Chinese Culture
PSCI 4432
Politics of Post-Soviet Countries
ANTH 306B
Africa: Peoples & Cultures
PSCI 4451
Contemporary Politics in India
ANTH 3093
Anthropology of Modern Latin America
PSCI 4621
Politics and Theory of Games
ANTH 3313
Women and Islam
PSCI 4730
Pol Econ of Multinational Enterprises
ANTH 3322
Brave New Crops
PSCI 475
Topics in International Politics
ANTH 3326
Modern Third World
REL STU 309
Chinese Thought
ANTH 361
Culture and Environment
RUSSIAN 431
Russia Today and Yesterday
ANTH 4041
Islam & Politics
RUSSIAN 4480
Russian Intellectual History
ANTH 4883
Political Economy of Health
SPAN 311
Hispanic Culture I
ASIAN 320
Lit. & Visual Culture – Arab World
SPAN 351
Business Spanish
ASIAN 3055
Contemporary Chinese Culture
SPAN 426
Latin American Theater
CHIN 330
Chinese City in Global Context
WGSS 3206
Global Gender Issues
CHIN 3055
Contemporary Chinese Culture
WGSS 3551
Gender in Korean Film and Literature
CHIN 4631
Business Chinese I
ECON 423
Western Economic History
*Econ 1021 is not a substitute for this requirement.
ECON 426
Econ Systems in Theory & Practice
ECON 435
Open Economy Macroeconomics
**Offered through the London Program.
ECON 475
International Trade
E ASIA 3301
Chinese City in Global Context
***Olin’s IIP in Germany, London, France & Australia.
E ASIA 3055
Contemporary Chinese Culture
E ASIA 3593
China-US Relations
****Available through Olin’s French program.
ELIT 346
British Enlightment Culture
E STUDIES 3093 Politics of European Union
FILM 332
Contemporary East Asian Cinema
FILM 340
History of World Cinema
FRENCH 301
French in France****
FRENCH 3012
Olin Internship Lang Practicum****
FRENCH 311C
French Culture
FRENCH 318
Prep for Year Abroad
BUSINESS
Undergraduate Programs
MARKETING MAJOR
(15 Units)
Major Requirements:
MKT 370
MKT 473
MKT 480
Principles of Marketing
Market Research
Marketing Strategy*
Electives: At least two courses (one course
from Group A required):
Group A:
MKT 377
MKT 470E
MKT 478
Consumer Behavior
Pricing
New Product Management
Group B:
MKT 373
MKT 400E
MKT 476
MKT 477
MKT 481
Retail Management
Sales Management and Personal Selling
Advanced Retail Management
International Marketing
Integrated Marketing Communication
*MKT 480 is taken in spring semester of senior year.
OPERATIONS & SUPPLY CHAIN MGT MAJOR
(18 Units)
Major Requirements:
OSCM 230
OSCM 356
Management Science
Operations & Manufacturing Mgt
Electives: At least four courses: (two
courses from Group A required):
Group A:
OSCM 453
OSCM 458
OMM 558
Technical Mgt & Process Design
Operations Planning & Control
Advanced Operations Strategy
Group B:
MEC 380
MGT 380
MKT 373
MKT 473
OB 461
Competitive Industry Analysis
Business Strategy
Retail Management
Marketing Research
Negotiation
ORGANIZATION & HUMAN RESOURCES MAJOR
(15 Units)
Major Requirements:
OB 360
MGT 390
Organizational Behavior
Economics of HRM
Electives: At least nine units (with at least
six units from Group A)
Group A:
HRM 320A
HRM 325
MEC 380
MGT 380
MGT 402
MGT 526
OB 461
OB 462
Managing People in Organizations
Personnel/HR Management
Competitive Industry Analysis
Business Strategy
Ethical Issues*
Topics in Ethical Decision Making*
Negotiation
Organizational Leadership
*MGT 402 and 526 are 1.5 credit courses. MGT 402 is also a
prerequsite for MGT 526.
Group B:
PSYCH 315
PSYCH 353
PSYCH 361
Social Psychology
Psychology of Personality
Psychology of Learning
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SPECIFIC MINORS IN BUSINESS
*Approved substitutions for Mgt 420 are as follows:
BSBA degree students are eligible to pursue a minor in one of
the specific fields of business listed below:
ANTH 260
ANTH 3283
ANTH 333
ANTH 3626
ANTH 3874
ANTH 4134
BME 201
BIO 390W
BIO 2651 or 3651
BIO 2652 or 3652
PHEALTH 316
PHEALTH 3183
PHEALTH 358
PHEALTH 3621
PHEALTH 3626
PHEALTH 372
PHEALTH 3874
Urban Studies 415
Accounting
Business Economics
Finance
Healthcare Management
Marketing
Organizational Behavior
Strategy
Operations and Supply Chain Management
NOTE: The option to pursue a business minor for a BSBA
degree student is discontinued effective with the 2014 Class.
MINOR DECLARATIONS
Declaration must be filed by the end of your junior year of
study. Minors will not be automatically awarded. You must
complete the proper procedure to declare a minor.
Requirements for each minor are listed by category. You must
complete specific requirements listed for the individual minor.
A minimum of 15 units for each minor must be taken at Olin.
All course work must be taken for a grade. University College
courses will not count towards any minor.
MINOR IN ACCOUNTING
Core Requirements:
ACCT 2610
ACCT 3610
MEC 290
MGT 100
QBA 120
Principles of Financial Accounting
Intermediate Financial Accounting I
Microeconomics
Individual in Managerial Environment
Managerial Statistics I
Topics in Health and Community
Introduction to Public Health
Culture and Health
Nature and Meaning of Disease
International Public Health
AIDS Epidemic
Concept to Market
Biomedical Politics
Medical Prep Program
Pediatric Emergency Medicine
ContemporaryWomen’s Health
History of Genetics in 20th Century
Leeches to Lasers
Anthropology of Human Birth
Nature and Meaning of Disease
Behavioral Ecology
International Public Health
Critical Issues in Life Span
MINOR IN MARKETING
Core Requirements:
MEC 290
QBA 120
MKT 370
MKT 473
MKT 480
Microeconomics*
Managerial Statistics I
Principles of Marketing
Market Research
Marketing Strategy**
Electives: At least six credits from the
following: (one Group A course required)
GROUP A
Electives: At least two courses from the
following:
ACCT 2620
ACCT 3620
ACCT 464
ACCT 466
ACCT 467
ACCT 4680
Principles of Managerial Accounting
Intermediate Financial Accounting II
Auditing
Financial Statement Analysis
Income Tax Accounting
Advanced Accounting Problems
MINOR IN BUSINESS ECONOMICS
Requirements:
MEC 290
MEC 370
MEC 380
MEC 470
MEC 471
MGT 390
QBA 120
Microeconomics
Game Theory for Business
Competitive Industry Analysis
Market Comp/Value Appropriation
Empirical Tech -Industry Analysis
Econ of Human Resources Mgt
Managerial Statistics I
Requirements:
Principles of Financial Accounting
Capital Markets & Financial Mgt
Investments
Advanced Financial Mgt
Microeconomics
Managerial Statistics I
Managerial Statistics II
MINOR IN HEALTH CARE MANAGEMENT
Core Requirements:
MGT 320
MGT 321
MGT 322
MGT 420
Consumer Behavior
Pricing
New Product Management
GROUP B
MKT 373
MKT 400E
MKT 476
MKT 477
MKT 481
Retail Management
Sales Management & Personal Selling
Advanced Retail Management
International Marketing
Integrated Marketing Comm.
* ECON 4011 is a substitution for MEC 290.
MINOR IN FINANCE
ACCT 2610
FIN 340
FIN 441
FIN 448
MEC 290
QBA 120
QBA 121
MKT 377
MKT 470E
MKT 478
Olin Grand Rounds
Healthcare Economics and Policy
Healthcare Management
Research in Healthcare Management*
**Marketing 480 is taken spring semester of your senior year.
MINOR IN ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR
Core Requirements:
MEC 290
MGT 100
OB 360
QBA 120
Microeconomics
Individual in a Managerial Environment
Organizational Behavior
Managerial Statistics I
Electives: At least nine elective units:
HRM 320A
HRM 325A
MEC 380
MGT 380
MGT 402
OB 461
OB 462
Psych 315
Managing People in Organizations
Personnel/HR Management
Competitive Industry Analysis
Business Strategy
Ethical Issues
Negotiation
Organizational Leadership
Social Psychology
BUSINESS
Undergraduate Programs
MINOR IN OPERATIONS & SUPPLY CHAIN MGT
Core Requirements:
MEC 290
Microeconomics
OSCM 230
Management Science
OSCM 356
Operations Management
OSCM 458
Operations Planning and Control
QBA 120
Managerial Statistics I
QBA 121
Managerial Statistics II
Elective: At least three additional
OSCM/OMM credits
MINOR IN STRATEGY
Core Requirements:
MEC 290
MEC 380
MEC 470
MGT 100
MGT 380
QBA 120
Microeconomics
Competitive Industry Analysis
Market Comp. & Value Appropriation
Individual in Managerial Environment
Business Strategy
Managerial Statistics I
Electives: At least one course from the
following:
MEC 370
MEC 471
OB 461
OB 462
Game Theory for Business
Empirical Tech. for Industry Analysis
Negotiation
Leadership in Organizations
NON-BSBA DEGREE
STUDENTS
GENERAL INFORMATION
Non-business students may enroll in any business course that is
not restricted to business degree candidates as long as all
prerequisites have been met. If a student registers for a course
without meeting the prerequisites, s/he may be dropped from
that class after completing their registration online.
ACADEMIC OPTIONS FOR NON-B.S.B.A. DEGREE
STUDENTS
Non-degree seeking candidates who are interested in business
course work may choose to pursue a minor or a second major
in business. All courses that will be applied towards either the
minor or a second major in business must be taken for a grade
and must be taken through the day division. University
College courses will not count towards either program.
SECOND MAJOR IN A BUSINESS DISCIPLINE
Students pursuing a degree outside of Olin may combine their
primary major with a second major in business. All second
majors complete a set of specific core requirements and a
specific set of requirements in their individual field of business
study. Students may select one business major from the
following areas of study:
ACCOUNTING MAJOR
ACCT 2610
ACCT 2620
ACCT 3610
Financial Accounting
Managerial Accounting
Intermediate Financial Accounting
Electives: At least four courses:
ACCT 3620
ACCT 464
ACCT 466
ACCT 467
ACCT 4680
Intermediate Fin. Accounting II
Auditing
Financial Statement Analysis
Income Tax Accounting
Advanced Financial Acct Problems
ECONOMICS & STRATEGY MAJOR*
FIN 340
MEC 370
MEC 380
MEC 470
MEC 471
MGT 380
MGT 390
* Students should review the course description for each ES
course as the prerequisites changed effective Fall 2011.
A minimum of 24 business units must be taken through Olin
for the second major. External transfer students must take at
least 18 business units through Olin. An overall 2.0 average
must be achieved in course work taken as part of the business
major.
FIN 340
MGT 421
MGT 424
MKT 370
SECOND MAJOR CORE REQUIREMENTS
Electives: At least two courses:
Managerial Environment*
Calculus I**
Calculus II**
Financial Accounting
Managerial Accounting
Microeconomics***
Global Economy****
Managerial Stat I*****
Managerial Stat II******
*MGT 380 or MEC 380 are approved substitutions.
**Math 127/128 will no longer be offered effective Fall 2012.
***Students may take either MEC 290 or ECON 4011.
****Econ 1021 may be substituted for MEC 292.
*****Substitutions for QBA 120:
MATH 2200
MATH 3200
POL SCI 363
ESE 326
Elementary Statistics
Intermediate Statistics
Quantitative Political Methodology
Probability & Statistics for Eng.
******Substitutions for QBA 121:
ECON 413
MATH 439
Econometrics
Linear Statistical Models
In addition to the core requirements listed above, a student
pursuing a second major in business must also select one
specific field of business for their major.
Specific
requirements for each major are listed below.
(21 Units)
Principles of Finance
Game Theory
Competitive Industry Analysis**
Market Comp. and Value Appropriation
Empirical Tech. for Industry Analysis
Business Strategy
Economics of HRM
ENTREPRENEURSHIP MAJOR
MGT 100
MATH 127/131
MATH 128/132
ACCT 2610
ACCT 2620
MEC 290
MEC 292
QBA 120
QBA 121
(21 Units)
Major Requirements:
Accounting
Economics and Strategy
Entrepreneurship
Finance
Healthcare Management
International Business
Marketing
Operations and Supply Chain Management
Organization and Human Resources
The following courses are required for all second majors:
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**MEC 380 should be taken in spring semester of senior year.
(21 Units)*
Major Requirements:
ACCT 466
MEC 370
MEC 380
MEC 470
MGT 201
MGT 301
MGT 380
MGT 450C
MKT 400E
MKT 473
OB 360
OB 461
OSCM 356
OSCM 453
ART 135I -136I
BE 201
BIO 392
CSE 104
CSE 123
CSE 131
CSE 152
CSE 407
ECON 335
ECON 337
ECON 428
EE 411A
ME 204
Capital Markets
Intro to Entrepreneurship
Business Planning for New Enterprises
Principles of Marketing
Financial Statement Analysis
Game Theory for Business
Competitive Industry Strategy
Market Comp. & Value Appropriation
Management Communication
Legal Environment of Business Mgt
Business Strategy
Venture Consulting
Sales Mgt and Personal Selling
Market Research
Organizational Behavior
Negotiation
Operations Management
Technology Mgt & Process Design
Communication Design – (any levels**)
Bus of Biomedical Engineering
Impact of Biotechnology
Web Development
Intro to Software Concepts
Computer Science I
Internet Applications
Management Info Systems I
Money and Banking
Financial Intemediaires in Market Econ.
Capital Market Imperfections
Ways to Protect Inventions
Intro to Manufacturing
*Entrepreneurship majors are not required to take either Econ
1021 or MEC 292.
**You may take any level of this course, but only one course
will count towards this requirement.
BUSINESS
Undergraduate Programs
FINANCE MAJOR
(15 Units)
Major Requirements:
FIN 340
FIN 441
FIN 448
FIN 451
Capital Markets
Investments
Advanced Financial Mgt
Options, Futures & Derivative Securities
* Upper level Foreign Language or IB couses taken abroad
may count as IB electives with approval from the Director of
International Programs approval.
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MAJOR
Requirements for IB Major
Classes of 2013 and 2014
Elective: At least three units:
Major Requirement:
FIN 400G
FIN 400H
FIN 400I
FIN 400J
FIN 428
FIN 443
FIN 447
FIN 452
MEC 292
Financial Markets & Instruments*
Mortgage Backed Securities
Mergers and Acquistions
Advanced Valuation
Investment Praxis
International Finance
Information, Intermediate & Fin. Markets
Advanced Derivative Securities
*Offered through the IIP in London.
HEALTHCARE MANAGEMENT MAJOR (15 Units)
Major Requirements:
MGT 320
Olin Grand Rounds
MGT 321
Healthcare Economics & Policy
MGT 322
Healthcare Management
MGT 420
Research in Healthcare Management
\
Elective: At least one of the following:
ANTH 260
ANTH 3283
ANTH 333
ANTH 3626
ANTH 3874
ANTH 4134
ANTH 4883
BME 201
BIO 390W
BIO 2651 or 3651
BIO 2652 or 3652
PHEALTH 316
PHEALTH 3183
PHEALTH 358
PHEALTH 3621
PHEALTH 3626
PHEALTH 372
PHEALTH 3874
Urban Studies 415
Topics in Health and Community
Introduction to Public Health
Culture and Health
Nature and Meaning of Disease
International Public Health
AIDS Epidemic
The Political Economy of Health
Concept to Market
Biomedical Politics
Medical Prep Program
Pediatric Emergency Medicine Program
ContemporaryWomen’s Health
History of Genetics in 20th Century
Leeches to Lasers
Anthropology of Human Birth
Nature and Meaning of Disease
Behavioral Ecology
International Public Health
Critical Issues in Life Span
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MAJOR
(15 Units)
Requirements for IB Major
Classes of 2015 and 2016
Major Requirements:
INTL 300A
INTL 300B
MGT 308
Planning for International Learning
Applying International Experiences
Introduction to International Business
Two WU Global Certification Foundation coures
Off – Danforth Campus Immersive Learning Experience
MGT 491 with Intl Focus or Global Cert. Capstone Course
Electives: At least three courses:*
FIN 400G
FIN 443
INTL 400I
MGT 400S
MGT 418
MKT 477
Financial Markets & Instruments
International Finance
Business, Innovation & Ent. In Israel
International Business Environment
International Business: Euro Perspective
International Marketing
(15 Units)
Global Economy*
Electives: At least four courses (two courses
from Group A required)
Group A:
FIN 400G
FIN 443
IIP 400I
IIP 999
MGT 308
MGT 400S
MKT 477
Financial Markets & Instruments**
International Finance
Business, Innovation & Ent. In Israel
Int’l Internship Prog.***
Intro to Int’l Business
Intl. Bus. Environment**
International Marketing
Group B:
ANTH 3055
ANTH 306B
ANTH 3093
ANTH 3313
ANTH 3322
ANTH 3326
ANTH 361
ANTH 4041
ANTH 4883
ASIAN 3055
ASIAN 320
CHIN 3055
CHIN 330
CHIN 4631
ECON 423
ECON 426
ECON 435
ECON 475
E ASIA 3055
E ASIA 3301
E ASIA 3593
ELIT 346
FILM 332
FILM 340
FRENCH 301
FRENCH 3012
FRENCH 311C
FRENCH 318D
FRENCH 325
GERM 404
GERM 408D
HIST 3124
HIST 3150
HIST 316C
HIST 3164
HIST 3192
HIST 320C
HIST 322C
HIST 333
HIST 335C
HIST 3350
HIST 3441
HIST 3450
HIST 356C
HIST 359
HIST 3598
HIST 3680
HIST 3741
HIST 3879
HIST 395C
HIST 449C
IAS 3260
IAS 3305
Contemporary Chinese Culture
Africa: Peoples & Cultures
Anthropology of Modern Latin America
Women and Islam
Brave New Crops
Modern Third World
Culture and Environment
Islam & Politics
Political Economy of Health
Contemporary Chinese Culture
Lit. & Visual Culture – Arab World
Contemporary Chinese Culture
Chinese City in Global Context
Business Chinese I
Western Economic History
Econ Systems in Theory & Practice
Open Economy Macroeconomics
International Trade
Contemporary Chinese Culture
Chinese City in Global Context
Politics of European Culture
British Enlightment Culture
Contemporary East Asian Cinema
History of World Cinema
French in France****
Olin Internship Lang Practicum****
French Culture
Prep for Year Abroad
French Film Culture
German Today
German Language of Business
911 in World History
Middle East in Twentieth Century
Modern China
Chinese Foreign Relations
Modern South Asia
Modern Japan
Latin America - 20th Century
The Holocaust
Jews in the Modern World
Jews in Central & Eastern Europe
Introduction to European Studies
Modern Germany
20th Century Russia
Modern European Women
WWI -Making of Modern Europe
Cold War, 1945-1991
US-Foreign Relations Since 1950
Britain & Its Empire Since 1870
African Modernity
Imperial Russia
Race, Class & Gender: Brazil
Contemporary Chinese Culture
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INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MAJOR (Con’t)
IAS 362
IS 336
IS 344
IS 350
IS 3598
ITALIAN 332
JNE 3272
JNE 4042
KOREAN 417
KOREAN 418
KOREAN 437
KOREAN 438
LATAM 3092
PSCI 3093
PSCI 3120
PSCI 321
PSCI 326B
PSCI 327B
PSCI 3280
PSCI 3292
PSCI 357B
PSCI 3690
PSCI 372
PSCI 374
PSCI 3781
PSCI 3782
PSCI 4231
PSCI 4281
PSCI 4432
PSCI 4451
PSCI 4621
PSCI 4730
PSCI 475
REL STU 309
RUSSIAN 431
RUSSIAN 4480
SPAN 311
SPAN 351
SPAN 426
WGSS 3206
WGSS 3551
Intro to Russian Civilization
China Under Revolution & Reform
Introduction to European Studies
Israeli Culture & Society
1st World War-Making of Modern Europe
Italian Cinema
Inttroduction to Israeli Studies
Competing Ideologies & Nationalisms
Third Level Korean II
Third Level Korean II
Korean Literature and Culture
Contemporary Korean II
Indigenous People-Latin America
Politics of European Union
Globalization and Gender
Comparative European Politics
Latin American Politics
African Politics
Political Intolerance in World Politics
South Asian Politics
Gender & Politics in Global Perspective
Politics of International Trade
Politics of Int’l Finance
Contemporary American Foreign Policy
Israeli Politics
Terrorism & Political Violence
Cont Issues in Latin America
Comparative Political Parties
Politics of Post-Soviet Countries
Contemporary Politics in India
Politics and Theory of Games
Pol Econ of Multinational Enterprises
Topics in International Politics
Chinese Thought
Russia Today and Yesterday
Russian Intellectual History
Hispanic Culture I
Business Spanish
Latin American Theater
Global Gender Issues
Gender in Korean Film and Literature
*Econ 1021 is not a substitute for this requirement.
**Offered through the IIP in London.
***Olin’s IIP in Germany, Australia, London, & France.
****Available through Olin’s French program.
MARKETING MAJOR
(15 Units)
Major Requirements:
MKT 370
MKT 473
MKT 480
Principles of Marketing
Market Research
Marketing Strategy*
Electives: At least two courses (one course
from Group A required):
Group A:
MKT 377
MKT 470E
MKT 478
Consumer Behavior
Pricing
New Product Management
Group B:
MKT 373
MKT 400E
MKT 476
MKT 477
MKT 481
Retail Management
Sales Management and Personal Selling
Advanced Retail Mgt
International Marketing
Integrated Marketing Communication
*MKT 480 is taken in spring semester of senior year.
BUSINESS
Undergraduate Programs
OPERATIONS & SUPPLY CHAIN MGT MAJOR
(18 Units)
SPECIFIC MINORS IN BUSINESS
MINOR IN FINANCE
Major Requirements:
Non BSBA students are eligible to pursue a minor in one of the
specific fields of business listed below:
Minor Requirements:
OSCM 230
OSCM 356
Management Science
Operations & Manufacturing Mgt
Electives: At least four courses: (two
courses from Group A required):
Group A:
OSCM 453
OSCM 458
OMM 558
Technical Mgt - Process Design
Operations Planning & Control
Advanced Operations Strategy
Group B:
MEC 380
MGT 380
MKT 373
MKT 473
OB 461
Competitive Industry Analysis
Business Strategy
Retail Management
Marketing Research
Negotiation
ORGANIZATION & HUMAN RESOURCES MAJOR
(15 Units)
Major Requirements:
OB 360
MGT 390
Organizational Behavior
Economics of HRM
Electives: At least nine units (at least six
units from Group A):
Group A:
HRM 320A
HRM 325
MEC 380
MGT 380
MGT 402
MGT 526
OB 461
OB 462
Managing People in Organizations
Personnel/HR Management
Competitive Industry Analysis
Business Strategy
Ethical Issues*
Topics in Ethical Decision Making*
Negotiation
Organizational Leadership
Group B:
PSYCH 315
PSYCH 353
PSYCH 361
Social Psychology
Psychology of Personality
Psychology of Learning
*MGT 402 & 526 are 1.5 credit courses. MGT 402 is also a
prerequisite for MGT 526.
ACCT 2610
FIN 340
FIN 441
FIN 448
Accounting
Entrepreneurship
Finance
General Business
Healthcare Management
Leadership
Managerial Economics
Marketing
Operations and Supply Chain Management
Strategy
- 197 (15 Units)
Financial Accounting
Capital Markets & Financial Mgt
Investments
Advanced Financial Management
Elective: Select a three credit Finance
course of your own choice.
MINOR IN GENERAL BUSINESS
(15 Units)
Minor Requirements:
FULFILLING THE BUSINESS MINOR:
ACCT 2610
Financial Accounting
Prerequisites:
The following prerequisites are required for all minors except
Entrepreneurship. The prerequisites are recommended for
Entrepreneurship minors.
Math 128 or Math 132 or the equivalent.
Math 2200/3200 or POL SCI 363 or ESE 326 or QBA 120*
Econ 1011 or MEC 290
* AP credit for Math 2200 will satisfy this prerequisite. This
exemption applies only for business minors.
Electives:
Group A: At least one from the following:
MEC 380
MGT 380
Competitive Industry Analysis
Business Strategy
Group B: Select three courses from the
following:
Declaration deadline: End of your junior year.
FIN 340
MKT 370
OSCM 356
OB 360
Satisfy all prerequisites. It is preferred that prerequisites be
completed at Washington University.
*May select HRM 320A (Managing People in Organizations)
in lieu of OB 360.
All five required courses must be taken in Olin. Courses
taken in University College or at another university do not
satisfy any of the five required courses.
MINOR IN HEALTHCARE MANAGEMENT (15 Units)
Achieve a minimum of 2.0 GPA average in all business
minor course work.
MGT 100
MGT 320
MGT 321
MGT 322
MGT 420
Business Minor Policies:
Courses may not be double counted towards two business
minors.
MINOR IN ACCOUNTING
(15 Units)
Capital Markets
Principles of Marketing
Operations Management
Organizational Behavior*
Minor Requirements:
Individual in a Managerial Environment
Olin Grand Rounds
Healthcare Economics and Policy
Healthcare Management
Research in Healthcare Management
MINOR IN LEADERSHIP
Minor Requirements:
Minor Requirements:
ACCT 2610
ACCT 2620
ACCT 3610
MGT 100
OB 360
OB 461
OB 462
Financial Accounting
Managerial Accounting
Intermediate Financial Accounting
Electives: At least two from the following:
(15 Units)
Individual in a Managerial Environment
Organizational Behavior
Negotiation
Organizational Leadership
Elective: At least one from the following:
ACCT 3620
ACCT 464
ACCT 466
ACCT 467
ACCT 4680
Intermediate Fin. Accounting II
Auditing
Financial Statement Analysis
Income Tax Accounting
Advanced Financial Acct Problems
MINOR IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP
(15 Units)
Minor Requirements:
MGT 100
ACCT 2610
MGT 301
MGT 421
Individual in a Managerial Envrionment
Financial Accounting
Legal Environment of Business
Introduction to Entrepreneurship
Elective: At least one of the following:
MGT 424
MGT 550M
Business Planning for New Entreprises
Community Development
HRM 320A
MGT 201
Managing People in Organization
Management Communications
MINOR IN MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS (15 Units)
Minor Requirements:
MEC 370
MEC 380
MEC 470
MEC 471
MGT 390
Game Theory for Business
Competitive Industry Analysis
Market Competition/Value Apprpriation
Empirical Tech/Industry Analysis
Econ of Human Resources Mgt
BUSINESS
Undergraduate Programs
MINOR IN MARKETING
(15 Units)
Minor Requirements:
MKT 370
MKT 473
MGT 480
Principles of Marketing
Market Research
Marketing Strategy*
FALL 2012 BSBA
COURSE OFFERINGS
ACCOUNTING (B50)
PRINCIPLES OF
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
Elective: Select two courses from the
following:
B50 2610 ACCT
*Marketing 480 is taken spring semester of your senior year.
Provides an overview of the financial accounting reporting
process, with a primary focus on the analysis of economic
events and their effect on the major financial statements
(balance sheet, income statement, and statement of cash flows).
Prereq: second semester freshman standing. 3 units.
01 MW 10:00a-11:30a XXX
Simon 104
Martin
02 MW 11:30a-1:00p XXX
Simon 104
Martin
03 MW 1:00p-2:30p XXX
Simon 104
Martin
MINOR IN OPERATIONS & SUPPLY CHAIN
MANAGEMENT
(15 Units)
PRINCIPLES OF
MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING
MKT 373
MKT 377
MKT 400E
MKT 470E
MKT 476
MKT 477
MKT 478
MKT 481
Retail Management
Consumer Behavior
Sales Management & Personal Selling
Pricing
Advanced Retail Topics
International Marketing
New Product Management
Integrated Marketing Communication
Minor Requirements:
QBA 120
OSCM 230
OSCM 356
OSCM 458
OMM 558
Managerial Statistics I
Management Science
Operations Management
Operations Planning and Control
Advanced Operations Strategy
MINOR IN STRATEGY
(21 Units)
Minor Requirements:
MEC 290
MEC 380
MEC 470
MGT 100
MGT 380
QBA 120
Microeconomics*
Competitive Industry Analysis
Market Comp & Value Appropriation
Individual in a Managerial Envrionment
Business Strategy
Managerial Statistics I
Elective: At least one from the following:
MEC 370
MEC 471
OB 461
OB 462
Game Theory for Business
Empirical Tech for Industry Analysis
Negotiation
Leadership in Organizations
*Econ 1011 can be substituted for MEC 290.
ADVISING FOR NON-BSBA DEGREE STUDENTS
We have an advisor available in Simon 12 on the following
days to answer your questions about our business programs:
Monday through Thursday 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
Fridays 1:00 – 4:00 pm
WEBSITE INFORMATION
Electronic information for non-BSBA students is also
available on the BSBA Student Services site:
HTTP://WWW.OLIN.WUSTL.EDU/ACADEMICPROGRA
MS/BSBA/MAJORSMINORS/PAGES/DEFAULT.ASPX
B50 2620 ACCT
Emphasis on the accumulation and analysis of data for internal
decision makers. Introduces the vocabulary and mechanics of
managerial accounting and accounting techniques used by
internal managers in planning, directing, controlling, and
decision-making activities within their organizations. Prereq:
ACCT 2610. 3 units.
01 MW 8:30a-10:00a XXX
Simon 103
Jayaraman
02 MW 1:00p-2:30p XXX
Simon 103
Jayaraman
03 MW 2:30p-4:00p XXX
Simon 103
Jayaraman
04 MW 4:00p-5:30p XXX
Simon 103
Staff
INTERMEDIATE FINANCIAL
ACCOUNTING THEORY I
B50 3610 ACCT
The first of a two-course sequence in corporate financial
reporting. Examines the environment of financial accounting,
the standards-setting process, and the conceptual framework
that underlies financial accounting in the United States.
Topics: review accounting basics, events, and transactions that
impact financial statements, comprehension of corporate
financial reports, and examination of political and economic
factors influencing accounting policy. Prereq: ACCT 2610. 3
units.
01 MW 1:00p-2:30p XXX
Simon 109
Larson
02 MW 2:30p-4:00p XXX
Simon 109
Larson
AUDITING
B50 464 ACCT
This course deals with the professional service industry of
auditing. The auditing industry provides the service of
objectively obtaining, evaluating, and communicating evidence
regarding managerial assertions about economic events.
Specifically, auditing ascertains the degree of correspondence
between managerial assertions and established criteria. The
course is organized around the basic categories of: (1) the
economic role of external corporate auditing in securities
markets, (2) the composition of the firms in the auditing
industry, (3) the regulatory environment of auditing, (4)
litigation issues facing the accounting/auditing industry, and
(5) the requirements for conducting audits. Topics included in
the last area include a consideration of the scope and
application of Generally Accepted Auditing Standards (GAAS)
and the general technology of auditing which are some general
auditing topics typically covered on the CPA exam. Grading is
based on homework, a group-based project, and two exams. 3
units. Same as home course B60 ACCT 564.
01 MW 11:30a-1:00p
Simon 110
Pearson
02 MTu 4:00p-5:30p
Simon 107
Pearson
FINANCIAL
STATEMENT ANALYSIS
B50 466 ACCT
- 198 -
Designed to enhance your understanding of the process of
evaluating financial statement information. Requires a basic
familiarity with financial accounting and the assumptions
underlying measurements reported in financial statements, an
understanding of the economic and regulatory forces
underlying corporate disclosure of financial statement
information and their effects on financial statement information
and on financial statements, and familiarity with data sources
and analytical tools to extract and evaluate this data.
Objectives are to develop familiarity with this type of analysis
and to gain an appreciation for its limitations. Topics covered
include profitability and risk analysis, credit risk models,
forecasting, and valuation. Prereq: ACCT 3610. 3 units.
01 TuTh 10:00a-11:30a XXX
Simon 109
Soczek
INCOME TAX FUNDAMENTALS
B50 467 ACCT
This course provides an introduction to federal income taxation
with primary emphasis on the tax implications of business
transactions. The objectives of the course are to develop a
basic understanding of federal income tax laws and to provide
a framework for integrating income tax planning into the
decision-making process. The course is of value to all students
who need to recognize the important tax consequences of many
common business transactions and is not intended solely for
accounting majors or those students interested in becoming tax
specialists. Prereq: ACCT 2610. 3 units. Same as home
course B60 ACCT 567.
01 TuTh 8:30a-10:00a
Simon 112
Staff
FINANCE (B52)
CAPITAL MARKETS &
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
B52 340 FIN
Examines finances of business at the aggregate level through
the flow of funds framework. Financial decision making in
areas of liquidity management, investment management, and
the selecting of capital sources. Prereqs: MATH 128, or 132,
MEC 290 or ECON 1011, ACCT 2610, and QBA 121 or
concurrent enrollment in QBA 121. 3 units.
EA:> S
01 TuTh 10:00a-11:30a XXX
Simon 106
Cuny
02 TuTh 11:30a-1:00p XXX
Simon 106
Cuny
PERSONAL FINANCE
B52 343 FIN
Examines issues underlying decision making regarding
personal investments. Topics: present value concepts,
financial markets and instruments, portfolio theory, bond and
equity valuations, mutual funds, morgtgages, taxes, and
personal financial planning. Students may not receive credit
for both this course and FIN 340. BSBA students may take
this course but it will not count towards their degree
requirements. Prereq: Junior standing. 3 units.
01 TuTh 2:30p-4:00p XXX
Simon 113
Gordinier
ADVANCED VALUATION
B52 400J FIN
This course covers advanced topics in valuation. Main topics
covered will be the valuation of private firms and young
businesses, and the valuation of financial services firms such as
banks and insurance companies. The course applies both theory
and practical valuation methods through the analysis of cases
and real world examples. Prereq: FIN 448. 1.5 unit.
01 MW 11:30a-1:00p XXX
10/22/12 - 12/19/12
Simon 108
Kadan
INVESTMENTS
B52 441 FIN
Study of the nature of securities markets and techniques for
security and portfolio analysis. Course includes such topics as
types of investment securities, security market operation,
theory and evidence on portfolio choice by investors, risk and
return, and capital market efficiency. Among the applications
considered are mutual funds and regulation of security markets.
Prereq: FIN 340. 3 units.
01 TuTh 1:00p-2:30p XXX
Simon 106
Ringgenberg
Undergraduate Programs
02 TuTh 2:30p-4:00p XXX
Simon 106
ADVANCED FINANCIAL
MANAGEMENT
Ringgenberg
B52 448 FIN
Advanced study of corporate financial management. A major
focus is the relationship between the internal decisions of the
corporation and the valuation of the firm in the capital market.
Topics: capital budgeting systems, capital structure, debt
policy, cash and working capital management, short- and longterm financial planning. Prereq: FIN 340. 3 units.
01 MW 8:30a-10:00a XXX
Simon 112
Kisin
02 MW 10:00a-11:30a XXX
Simon 112
Kisin
03 MW 11:30a-1:00p XXX
Simon 112
Kisin
OPTIONS, FUTURES AND
DERIVATIVE SECURITIES
B52 451 FIN
Examines the theory and practical application of derivative
securities such as futures, options and swaps. Central to the
theory of derivative security pricing is arbitrage and payoff
replication. In practice, derivative securities provide a principal
route to manage and, in particular, hedge financial risk.
Futures, options and swaps on different types of underlying
assets are examined with emphasis on pricing and application.
Prereq: FIN 340. 3 units.
01 TuTh 4:00p-5:30p XXX
Simon 120
Maurer
HUMAN RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT (B56)
MANAGING PEOPLE
IN ORGANIZATIONS
B56 320A HRM
Managerial and behavioral concepts as applied to the
management and supervision of people in organizational
settings. Emphasis is placed on integrating insights from
organizational behavior and the behavioral sciences with
traditional and current concepts and practices of management
and the managerial process. Case method of instruction is used
for applications of concepts and development of decisionmaking skills. Prereq: Junior standing. 3 units.
01 TuTh 4:00p-5:30p XXX
Simon 109
Portnoy
INTERNATIONAL
STUDIES (B99)
PLANNING FOR
INTERNATIONAL LEARNING
B99 300A INTL
A mini-B course required of all students participating in Olin
semester abroad programs that will focus on planning,
assessment, the theory of global competency, cross-cultural
communication skills, the structure of a research paper, and
other pre-departure information that will enhance the student
learning experience while abroad. Prereq.: Permission of
instructor. 1.5 unit.
01 F 12:00p-2:00p XXX
10/22/12 - 12/19/12
Simon 110
Orahood
APPLYING INTERNATIONAL
EXPERIENCES
B99 300B INTL
A mini-B course required of all students who participated in an
Olin semester abroad program that will include a research
symposium to showcase work from abroad, and which will
focus on reentry issues, post-program assessment, how to
articulate transferable skills, and other post-departure
information that will allow returnees to translate their abroad
experiences into the working world. Prereq: Permission of
instructor.
1.5 unit.
01 TBA XXX
TBA
Orahood
MANAGEMENT (B53)
INDIVIDUAL IN A
MANAGERIAL ENVIRONMENT
B53 100 MGT
Historical analysis of major trends shaping the contemporary
and future nature of business. Emphasis on the development of
critical and evaluative skills. Topics: demography, trade,
technology, employment, government and the economy, social
ethos and economic behavior, the nature of economic
organization, and the growth of business firms in the United
States and abroad. Fall semester is only open to incoming
freshmen. 3 units.
EA:> S
01 MW 11:30a-1:00p XXX
Simon 113
Sterling
02 MW 1:00p-2:30p XXX
Simon 113
Sterling
03 MW 2:30p-4:00p XXX
Simon 113
Hernandez
04 MW 4:00p-5:30p XXX
Simon 113
Hernandez
Laboratories:
A F 9:00a-10:00a XXX
Simon 109
[TBA]
B F 10:00a-11:00a XXX
Simon 109
[TBA]
C F 11:00a-12:00p XXX
Simon 109
[TBA]
D F 11:00a-12:00p XXX
Simon 104
[TBA]
E F 1:00p-2:00p XXX
Simon 109
[TBA]
F F 1:00p-2:00p XXX
Simon 104
[TBA]
G F 2:00p-3:00p XXX
Simon 109
[TBA]
H F 3:00p-4:00p XXX
Simon 109
[TBA]
OLIN EXPERIENCE PROGRAM
B53 150A MGT
The Olin Experience provides business administration degree
candidates a framework for the Olin curriculum. Students
engage in business scholarship and discussions of business
problems and current issues with members of Olin's faculty.
Enrollment is restricted to BSBA degree candidates. 1.5 unit.
01 M 1:00p-2:30p XXX
Simon 120
Staff
02 Tu 1:00p-2:30p XXX
Simon 107
Staff
03 W 1:00p-2:30p XXX
Simon 120
Staff
04 Th 1:00p-2:30p XXX
Simon 107
Staff
05 F 1:00p-2:30p XXX
Simon 107
Staff
MANAGEMENT COMMUNICATION B53 201 MGT
Managers who write and speak effectively excel in business
leadership. Persuasive and authentic communication is not
only useful in advancing your business career; business
employers also consider communication skills to be the most
important attribute in people they hire.
Effective
communication involves more than mastering technical writing
and presentation skills. Successful communicators use critical
thinking to assess business scenarios and the audience who will
hear or read a message; they craft communication in order to
attain targeted results. In this course, you'll have the
opportunity to become a more polished communicator as you
work toward the following goals: Applying rhetorical
principles to management communication; Using critical
thinking to analyze the audience, the organizational
environment, and problems before choosing communication
strategies; Implementing principles of plain language and
effective design; Collaborating with colleagues to create
effective group projects; Representing a company or product in
a "crisis communication" press conference. Priority for
enrollment will be given to BSBA students. 3 units.
01 MW 8:30a-10:00a XXX
Simon 107
Staff
02 MW 10:00a-11:30a XXX
BUSINESS
Simon 107
03 MW 11:30a-1:00p XXX
Simon 107
04 TuTh 8:30a-10:00a XXX
Simon 107
05 TuTh 10:00a-11:30a XXX
Simon 107
06 TuTh 11:30a-1:00p XXX
Simon 107
- 199 Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
Staff
BUILDING YOUR CAREER FOUNDATION TECHNIQUES AND STRATEGIES B53 250A MGT
The Olin Experience provides a framework for students to
understand leadership and teamwork and how to apply these
concepts to not only your Olin career but your first job upon
graduation. Students will also engage in career education and
personal career development. Enrollment is restricted to
BSBA degree candidates. 1.5 unit.
01 M 2:30p-4:00p XXX
8/28/12 - 10/19/12
Simon 120
Brostoff
02 Tu 4:00p-5:30p XXX
8/28/12 - 10/19/12
Simon 112
Brostoff
03 W 2:30p-4:00p XXX
8/28/12 - 10/19/12
Simon 120
Brostoff
04 Th 4:00p-5:30p XXX
8/28/12 - 10/19/12
Simon 112
Brostoff
LEGAL ENVIRONMENT OF
BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
B53 301 MGT
Develop a basic understanding of law as it relates to business,
with traditional emphasis on private law and business
transactions. Topics: contracts, sales, products liability,
agency, corporations, partnerships, contemporary issues such
as insider trading, discrimination in employment, sexual
harassment, and ethics. Prereq: Sophomore standing. 3 units.
01 Th 6:15p-9:15p XXX
Simon 108
Boxerman
INTRO TO
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
B53 308 MGT
Focus on the aspects of management of a business enterprise
that are necessary to compete in the global marketplace. The
course begins with a survey of the environmental context in
which international companies operate (economic systems and
cultural factors). This is followed by a review of International
Trade Theory and Economics. This forms a basis for
concentration in the second half of the course on strategies and
structure for global operations. The course deals with the
situations in Europe, Japan, Latin America and China through
case studies and discussion of current topics and their relation
to the fundamental aspects of global business management.
Prereqs: junior standing or permission of instructor. 3 units.
Same as I51 Global 308.
SB:> IS
01 MW 8:30a-10:00a XXX
Simon 108
Meyer
OLIN GRAND ROUNDS: THE BUSINESS AND
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE
B53 320 MGT
Grand rounds in medical schools are a forum for presenting
new and challenging clinical problems and cases. The goal of
Olin Grand Rounds is to focus on the challenges and solutions
facing the business of medicine. The course will therefore
provide an introduction to the current issues facing the health
care sector that integrates management tools and clinical
knowledge. The objective is to provide students new insights
into how modern management tools can be combined with
scientific and clinical knowledge to manage health care
organizations more efficiently and practice medicine more
effectively. Prereq: none. 3 units.
EA:> S
01 M 6:15p-9:15p XXX
Simon 104
Hamilton
Wichelman
HEALTH ECONOMICS
AND POLICY
B53 321 MGT
Undergraduate Programs
The basic tenets of health economics will be covered. This
course will place a unique emphasis on incorporating materials
from three broad source categories: textbook elements, "lay"
press and media, and academic journal publications with the
aim to foster application of rigorous, critical thought to media
presentations of health care economics and policy issues. 3
units.
EA:> S
01 MW 4:00p-5:30p XXX
Simon 110
Hall
ETHICAL ISSUES IN MANAGERIAL
DECISION MAKING
B53 402 MGT
Surveys a number of ethical standards or levels by which
managers make decisions involving all functional areas of
business. Emphisizes discussion of cases and problem
situations that confront managers and employees and for which
ethical dimensions are a significant part of their choices.
Prereq: Senior standing. See instructor for additional
information. 1.5 unit.
01 M 6:15p-9:15p XXX
8/28/12 - 10/19/12
Simon 103
Staff
INTRO TO ENTREPRENEURSHIP B53 421 MGT
Through case studies, frequent guest speakers, and the
professor's own experience, the real world of entrepreneurship
will be brought into the classroom to provide a context for
students to learn the fundamentals of founding, operating, and
exiting a start-up business. Students will learn new
perspectives that will teach them to think like an entrepreneur.
Those who are interested in the general study of
entrepreneurship, those who want to be entrepreneurs, and
those who would like to leverage entrepreneurial principles in
other career paths are all good candidates for the course.
Prereq: sophomore, junior, or senior standing in any division.
3 units.
01 MW 10:00a-11:30a XXX
Simon 108
Holekamp
BUSINESS PLANNING FOR NEW ENTREPRISES
(THE HATCHERY)
B53 424 MGT
IIn this course, students form teams to pursue their own or a
community entrepreneur's commercial or social venture. The
first session will feature a "Team Formation" event where
students and community members pitch their ideas and
opportunities to the class. During the semester, the teams are
supported and advised by the Instructor, Executive Coach, and
Mentor(s) as they research and develop startup plans. Most of
the work will be done outside the classroom. Academic
deliverables include two presentations to a large panel of
community judges and a complete business plan for their
commercial or social ventures. The course is open to students
from all disciplines and degree programs, including team
founders and team members. Classes will be held once per
week for the first half of the semester. Workshops and
rehearsals will be required in the second part of the term.
Recommended prerequisites: (1)Non-Olin students: none
(2)Olin Business students: MGT 421. 3 units. Same as home
course B63 MGT 524.
01 Tu 4:00p-6:00p XXX
Simon 110
Holekamp
VENTURE CONSULTING
B53 450C MGT
Students who complete the course will gain a deep
understanding of the issues of both operational management
and investment management of start-up firms. Students will
learn of the fundamental strategies and tactics employed by
private equity and venture capital firms as well as will aid in
the development of business strategies for the companies in
which they invest.
Additionally, students will learn how
to take into account the macroeconomic, political, and cultural
issues that affect start-up businesses that are both operating
internationally and raising capital internationally.
Furthermore, students will learn of the subtleties in the
complex relationship between the investment firm and the
entrepreneur and will understand both their shared and
disparate motivations and objectives.
Students who
complete the course will develop competency in the research
and writing of professional consulting reports and will gain a
more sophisticated understanding of both venture capital and
entrepreneurship management and strategy. Students will
better understand the interpersonal dynamics between the
relevant stakeholders, will become proficient in the
terminology of private equity investing, and will learn how to
create structure to unstructured problems thus improving their
ability for critical thinking. Participants will be given the
opportunity to apply their efforts beyond their basic functional
business skills, and towards issues of relationship management
and strategy. Prereq: MGT 421. 3 units. Same as home course
B63 MGT 550T.
01 TBA XXX
Holekamp
HONORS THESIS I:
RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS
B53 450D MGT
The Olin BSBA Honors Thesis challenges motivated students
to move beyond traditional coursework and apply critical
thinking skills to an academic business thesis. Senior BSBA
degree students in good standing with a cumulative grade point
average of 3.70 or higher have the opportunity to develop an
intensive research project, which extends far beyond the limits
of the material in a single course during a single semester. In
the two-semester honors thesis sequence, research and analysis
are the foci of the first semester and, upon successful progress,
the student writes, presents, and defends the research in the
subsequent semester. Prereqs: senior standing and faculty
permission. 3 units.
01 TBA XXX
TBA
Staff
BUSINESS & GOVERNMENT: UNDERSTANDING
AND INFLUENCING THE
REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT B53 450R MGT
The United States as well as many of the world's governments
has entered a new episode with respect to the interaction of
business and government. Now, more than ever, government
regulations are attempting to spur job growth and the economy
on one hand, but also is intruding into many aspects of
business and the markets on the other hand. Business students
must not only understand the shifting business government
landscape, but also how to engage government officials and
legislators to help shape policies that affect their firms and
industries. As an introductory course, student will learn from
business and government leaders how to interact with and
affect the processes of regulation. 1.5 unit.
01 F 2:00p-4:00p XXX
10/22/12 - 12/19/12
Simon 110
Nickerson
Bunderson
HONORS SEMINAR I
B53 490 MGT
The first of a two-course honors seminar. Students have the
opportunity to investigate current issues in business using an
interdisciplinary approach to their research. Course content of
the seminar varies from year to year. Prereqs: senior standing
and faculty invitation. 3 units.
01 TuTh 11:30a-1:00p XXX
Simon 108
Bottom
Seetharaman
Leary
Bishop
MANAGERIAL
ECONOMICS (B54)
MICROECONOMICS
B54 290 MEC
Introduces the fundamentals of microeconomic analysis by
providing a foundation to the analysis of optimal decisions by
firms, namely how to make decisions about how much to
produce, how to produce it, how to price it, and how these
decisions are affected by demand, cost, the number and
behavior of firms in the industry, the information the firm has,
and the legal environment. Prereq: MATH 127 or higher level
of calculus. 3 units.
EA:> S
01 TuTh 10:00a-11:30a XXX
Simon 112
Baccara
02 TuTh 11:30a-1:00p XXX
Simon 112
Baccara
BUSINESS
GLOBAL ECONOMY
- 200 B54 292 MEC
This course introduces the fundamentals of international
economic analysis. It is intended to provide an economic
foundation to the analysis of business decisions and strategies
in the global setting. Topics of the course include:
introduction to the global economy; comparative advantage;
international trade; foreign direct investment; tariffs; political,
legal, and institutional factors; balance of payments; exchange
rates; national competitive advantage and industrial policies;
global economic competition and business strategy. Prereqs:
MEC 290 or ECON 1011 and QBA 120. 3 units.
EA:> S
SB:> IS
01 MW 1:00p-2:30p XXX
(None)
Meyer
02 MW 2:30p-4:00p XXX
(None)
Meyer
GAME THEORY FOR BUSINESS
B54 370 MEC
Provides students with a methodological framework to analyze
strategic business situations. Building on a background in
microeconomics and statistics, this course includes such topics
as the following: modeling strategic problems, games with
sequential moves, games with simultaneous moves, strategies
and the derivation of strategic forms, general classes of games,
uncertainty and information, strategy and voting, auctions,
bargaining. Prereq: MEC 290. 3 units.
EA:> S
01 TuTh 2:30p-4:00p XXX
Simon 109
Baccara
ECONOMICS OF
ENTERTAINMENT
B54 400H MEC
This course will focus on the unusual economics of the
entertainment industry and the associated management
challenges. The sessions will cover the basic economics of
entertainment, then focus specifically on the music and movie
industries, plus one other that will vary from year to year.
Classes will consist of lecture and discussion, as well as
speakers from the relevant industries. The primary student
deliverable will be a twenty minute documentary-style
production in which student teams present findings of their
research into specific industries within the broader industries
studied in class, e.g. , rock, classical or rap within music,
blockbusters within music, etc. Prereq: MEC 290 or ECON
4011. 1.5 unit.
01 TuTh 1:00p-2:30p XXX
10/22/12 - 12/19/12
Simon 109
MacDonald
MARKET COMPETITION AND
VALUE APPROPRIATION
B54 470 MEC
Provides students with frameworks and capabilities for making
intelligent decisions in evolving markets. Course begins with
general game theory concepts, which form the basis for two
main topics: models of competition in markets and value
appropriation. Students will learn the basic framework, and
apply it in the context of a detailed industry study. Specific
topics may include firm interactions in stable and evolving
market environments, industry life cycles, the evolution of new
product markets, and strategic decision-making in developing
markets. Prereq: MEC 370. 3 units.
01 TuTh 1:00p-2:30p XXX
Simon 103
Said
BUSINESS & THE ENVIRONMENT B54 494 MEC
The course will examine the relationship between
environmental economics and environmental policy. The
course will focus on air pollution, water pollution, and
hazardous wastes, with some attention given to biodiversity
and global climate change. The course will examine critically
two prescriptions that economics usually endorses: (1)
"balancing" of benefits against costs (e.g., benefit-cost
analysis) and the use of risk analysis in evaluating policy
alternatives; (2) use of market incentives (e.g., prices, taxes, or
charges) or "property rights" instead of traditional commandand-control regulations to implement environmental policy.
Prereq MEC 290 or ECON 1011. 3 units. Same as home
course L11 ECON 451.
AS:> SS
BUSINESS
Undergraduate Programs
A&S IQ:> SSC
EA:> S
SB:> BA, ETH
FA:> SSP
SA:> SSP
01 TuTh 2:30p-4:00p XXIV
Simon 107
intelligence; foreign risk and feasibility studies; and issues of
ethics in other countries. Prereq: MKT 370. 3 units.
EA:> S
SB:> IS
01 TuTh 8:30a-10:00a XXX
Simon 104
Johanek
Pollak
MARKETING (B55)
PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING
B55 370 MKT
Introduces the fundamental principles of marketing
management: analyzing market opportunities; segmenting
markets, selecting target markets, and positioning. Developing
and managing the marketing mix (product, price, distribution,
and promotion) within the context of the marketing
environment (customers, competitors, and the external
environment). Prereqs: Sophomore standing, MEC 290 or
ECON 1011 and MATH 127 or higher level of calculus. 3
units.
EA:> S
01 TuTh 8:30a-10:00a XXX
Simon 120
Cryder
02 TuTh 10:00a-11:30a XXX
Simon 120
Cryder
03 TuTh 11:30a-1:00p XXX
Simon 120
Cryder
RETAIL MANAGEMENT
B55 373 MKT
Explores the fundamental factors that are critical to the succes
of most retailers: merchandising, store design and display,
personal selling, advertising and promotion , pricing and
location. A wide variety of retailers-department stores,
specialty stores, wholesale clubs, direct marketers, franchisers,
food retailers, discounters and others are studied. Through
case methodology, the role that managers play in problem
solving and development of strategies are studied. Topics
include: positioning for success; retailing organizations, retail
economics, pricing strategy; and entrepreneurial retailing.
Prereq: MKT 370. 3 units.
01 MW 11:30a-1:00p XXX
Simon 109
Sneider
CONSUMER BEHAVIOR
B55 377 MKT
Psychological, sociological, and social psychological principles
as they apply to consumer response to product offerings, media
communications, personal influence, and other environmental
factors. Consumer buying behavior is analyzed from
theoretical, empirical, and applied perspectives. Current
applications of concepts employed by marketers are discussed
in the context of both consumer and industrial marketing
situations. Prereq: MKT 370. 3 units.
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01 TuTh 8:30a-10:00a XXX
Simon 108
Goodman
02 TuTh 10:00a-11:30a XXX
Simon 108
Goodman
MARKETING RESEARCH
B55 473 MKT
The four P's of marketing are product, place, price, and
promotion. Using these decision variables, firms seek to
maximize profits. Making these decisions requires market
information. Marketing research is the process of actively
collecting, assimilating, and analyzing market information to
support management decision making. Teaches the nuts and
bolts of market research. Prereqs: MKT 370, QBA 120 and
QBA 121 or concurrent enrollment in QBA 121. 3 units.
01 MW 8:30a-10:00a XXX
Simon 106
Staff
INTERNATIONAL MARKETING
B55 477 MKT
Addresses three fundamental decisions confronting a company
whose operations extend beyond the domestic market: (1)
choosing which foreign markets to penetrate; (2) determining
the mode of market entry; and (3) devising the international
marketing plan. Topics include global marketing planning;
environmental and cultural influences on international
marketing decisions; organizational and control issues in
international marketing decisions; global marketing
NEW PRODUCT MANAGEMENT
B55 478 MKT
In this course we'll study the complete process of new
product/service development and management. We'll examine
approaches to analyzing competitive position and identifying
new product/service opportunities, the generation and
screening of potential new product/service ideas, concept
testing and product/service design tools, pre-test and test
marketing, and post-launch management. Potential marketing
and product managers, marketing research analysts,
consultants, and entrepreneurs will find this hands-on,
application-oriented course to be of value in their future
careers. Prereq: Concurrent enrollment in MKT 473. 3 units.
01 TuTh 1:00p-2:30p XXX
Simon 108
Nasser
OPERATIONS AND
SUPPLY CHAIN
MANAGEMENT (B58)
MANAGEMENT SCIENCE
B58 230 OSCM
Introduces concepts, methods, and applications of management
science. Develops a more disciplined thinking process for
approaching management situations by constructing,
understanding, and using models both in other courses and on
the job. Prereqs: QBA 120 and MEC 290 or ECON 1011. 3
units.
01 MW 10:00a-11:30a XXX
Simon 106
Turcic
02 MW 11:30a-1:00p XXX
Simon 106
Turcic
OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT
B58 356 OSCM
Introduces a variety of common operations issues that are
frequently dealt with in both manufacturing and service
industries and that affect other functions of the business.
Specific topics include: inventory systems, process design and
control, quality, facility location and layout, and forecasting.
Prereqs: ACCT 2610, MEC 290 or ECON 1011, and
completion or concurrent enrollment in OSCM 230. 3 units.
01 MW 10:00a-11:30a XXX
Simon 120
Zhang
02 MW 11:30a-1:00p XXX
Simon 120
Zhang
ORGANIZATIONAL
BEHAVIOR (B66)
ORGANIZATION BEHAVIOR
WITHIN THE FIRM
B66 360 OB
Provides a toolbox of skills that are necessary to be an effective
team member and manager. Focuses on behavior at the
individual, group, and organizational levels to provide a broad
picture of management in organizations. Ongoing themes
include motivation, team dynamics, organizational design, and
corporate culture. Assignments, experiential exercises, and
course materials are designed to build skills in team
management, organization, and communication that will be
useful for other group assignments as well as work
experiences. Prereq: MGT 100 or sophomore standing. 3
units.
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01 TuTh 10:00a-11:30a XXX
Simon 104
Duguid
02 TuTh 11:30a-1:00p XXX
Simon 104
Duguid
03 TuTh 1:00p-2:30p XXX
Simon 104
Duguid
NEGOTIATION
- 201 B66 461 OB
Skillful negotiation is an important aspect of management.
Designed to improve a student's skills in analyzing and
conducting negotiations in a variety of settings. Topics include
two-party bargaining, multi-party bargaining, arbitration, and
coalition formation. Prereq: OB 360. 3 units.
01 MW 4:00p-5:30p XXX
Simon 109
Staff
QUANTITATIVE BUS
ANALYSIS (B59)
MANAGERIAL STATISTICS I
B59 120 QBA
The first of a two-course sequence in introductory statistics.
Approximately one-half of the course is devoted to probability:
basic ideas, univariate and joint distributions, and expected
values and moments. This work is followed by an introduction
to the topics of sampling, sample statistics, and sampling
distributions. The sampling theory topics of estimation and
hypothesis testing are covered. Prereq: Completion of MATH
128/132 or concurrent enrollment in MATH 132. 3 units.
01 MW 8:30a-10:00a XXX
Simon 104
Sundaramoorthi
02 MW 2:30p-4:00p XXX
Simon 104
Sundaramoorthi
03 MW 4:00p-5:30p XXX
Simon 104
Sundaramoorthi
MANAGERIAL STATISTICS II
B59 121 QBA
The second of a two-course sequence in introductory statistics.
Approximately one-half of the course is devoted to the use of
linear regression models, ways to deal with its problems (such
as collinearity, serial correlation and heteroskedasticity), time
series regression and forecasting. Prereqs: QBA 120 or
approved equivalent, MATH 128 or 132, and MEC 290 or
ECON 1011. 3 units.
01 TuTh 10:00a-11:30a XXX
Simon 103
Snir
02 TuTh 11:30a-1:00p XXX
Simon 103
Snir
03 TuTh 4:00p-5:30p XXX
Simon 104
Snir