Electives for Winter 2021 Semester

Electives for Winter 2021 Semester

The Undergraduate Student Government Association (USGA)  holds an Electives Fair for students every semester; due to the pandemic, this is not taking place this semester. Alternatively, USGA has provided the list below of electives broken down by the departments they fall under.  A class counts as an elective as long as the class is not required or applicable to your major or minor.

Department of Biology (BIOL)

  • Medical Terminology (BIOL 2600)
  • General Ecology/Lab (BIOL 3200)
  • Vertebrate Zoology/Lab (BIOL 3311)
  • Anatomy and Physiology I/Lab (BIOL 3320)
  • Anatomy and Physiology II/Lab (BIOL 3330)
  • Microbiology/Lab (BIOL 3400)
  • Introduction to Virology (BIOL 3450)
  • Genomics/Lab (BIOL 4100)
  • Neurobiology (BIOL 4200)
  • Systems and Synthetic Biology (BIOL 4321)
  • Cellular and Molecular Biology (BIOL 4340)
  • Immunology (BIOL 4360)
  • Evolution, Adaptation, and Health (BIOL 4600)
  • Advanced Human Physiology (BIOL 4700)
  • Special Topics in Biology – Cancer Biology (BIOL 4900F)
  • Special Topics in Biology –Fluorescent imaging techniques and data analysis
  • APS Capstone Course in Biological and Physical Sciences (BIOL 4900G)
  • Practicum in Biology I (BIOL 4960) Must be registered by Academic Advisor
  • Practicum in Biology II (BIOL 4961) Must be registered by Academic Advisor

Department of Conflict Resolution Studies & National Security Affairs and International Relations (SCOL)

  • Gender, Society, and Culture (SCOL 3550)
  • Environmental Sociology (SCOL 3660)
  • LGBTQ Cultures (SCOL 4010)

 Department of Humanities and Politics (FILM, HIST, HUMN, INST, LITR, LGST, PHIL, POLS, SPAN)

  • Introduction to Film (FILM 2000)
  • Women and Film (FILM 3040)
  • Topics in Asian History (HIST 2500)
  • Constitutional History II (HIST 3020)
  • Vietnam (HIST 3130)
  • America Transformed: Slavery, Populism, and Empire (HIST3550)
  • Death and Dying (HUMN 4100)
  • Asian Thought (HUMN 4200)
  • International Political Economy (INST 2000)
  • Science Fiction & Fantasy Lit (LITR 2120)
  • Latino Identities (LITR 2140)
  • Irish Literature (LITR 3510)
  • Studies in Poetry (LITR 3620)
  • Literary Criticism and Theory (LITR 4050)
  • King Arthur (LITR 4510)
  • Major Authors (LITR 4760)
  • Environmental Law (LGST 3350)
  • Comparative Law (LGST 3400)
  • Legal Research and Trial Advocacy (LGST 4000)
  • The First Amendment (LGST 4100)
  • International Law (LGST 4410)
  • Symbolic Logic (PHIL 2400)
  • Media Ethics (PHIL 3010)
  • Philosophy of Science (PHIL 3220)
  • Revolution and Ideology (PHIL 3520)
  • Social and Political Philosophy (PHIL 3670)
  • Knowledge and Reality (PHIL 4300)
  • Comparative Government (POLS 2010)
  • International Relations (POLS 2300)
  • The Congress (POLS 3200)
  • Latin American Politics (POLS 4200)
  • Spanish for Heritage Learners (SPAN 2350)
  • Business Spanish (SPAN 3200)
  • Introduction to Latin American Literature (SPAN 3250)

 Department of Entrepreneurship (ENT)

  • The Entrepreneurial Mindset (ENT 3100)
  • Global Trading for Entrepreneurs (ENT 3200)
  • Franchise Management (ENT 4400)
  • Entrepreneurship Experience (ENT 4800)

 Department of Computing & Department of Engineering (CSIS & TECH)

  • Introduction to Computer and Information Sciences (CSIS 1800)
  • Fundamentals of Computer Programming (CSIS 2101)
  • Technology in the Information Age (TECH 1110)
  • Excel at Spreadsheets (TECH 2020)

Department of Public Administration and Real Estate Development (REE)

  • Facilities Management (REE 4304)
  • Property Portfolio and Asset Management (REE 4305)
  • Hospitality, Resort, Cruise Ship, and Casino Property Management (REE 4306)

Department of Criminal Justice

  • Terrorism and Homeland Security (CRJU 4200)
  • Police Organizational Behavior and Management (CRJU 4400)
  • Gangs in America (CRJU 4600)

Department of Health Care Sciences (BHS)

  • Improving Healthcare through Interprofessional Collaboration (BHS 3000)
  • Current Issues in Health Care (BHS 3110)
  • Health Care Ethics (BHS 3110)
  • Introduction to Epidemiology (BHS 3120)
  • Research and Design for Health Care (BHS 3130)
  • Conflict Resolution in Health Care (BHS 3155)
  • Health Policy (BHS 3160)
  • Concepts in Health Care Finance (BHS 3161)
  • Health Care Delivery Systems (BHS 3170)
  • Interprofessional Collaboration (BHS 3180)
  • Cultural Competency in Health Care (BHS 4000)
  • Individuals with Disabilities and Special Needs (BHS 4001)
  • Alternative Medicine in Health Care (BHS 4005)
  • Health Promotion and Disease Prevention (BHS 4010)
  • Torture, Violence and Trauma Health Care’s Healing Role (BHS 4012)
  • Topics in Maternal Child Health (BHS 4020)
  • Community Capacity Building: An Interprofessional Approach (BHS 4050)
  • Academic and Professional Writing (BHS 4100)
  • Health Care and Aging (BHS 4110)
  • Independent Capstone Health Science Studies (BHS 4140)

Department of Human Services (HS & ECDP)

  • Interpersonal Assessment Skills in Human Relations (HS 1300)
  • Counseling and Assessment in Human Services (HS 1400)
  • Administration of Recreational and Leisure Services (HS 2100)
  • Fundraising and Philanthropy (HS 3140)
  • Strategic Planning in Human Services (HS 3150)
  • Human Services and Cultural Diversity (HS 3315)
  • Human Behavior and the Social Environment (HS 3330)
  • Interviewing and Assessment (HS 3340)
  • Social Work Practice (HS 3350)
  • Advocating for Individuals with Special Needs (HS 3420)
  • Special Topics in Advocacy (HS 3430)
  • Child Abuse and Neglect (ECDP 4423)
  • Parenting Theory and Practice (ECDP 3345)
  • Adolescent Development (EECP 3351)

Department of Psychology (PSYC & NEUR)

  • Introduction to Psychology (PSYC 1020)
  • Cognitive Processes (PSYC 2010)
  • Foundations of Clinical and Counseling Psychology (PSYC 2020)
  • Biological Bases of Behavior (PSYC 2100)
  • Human Sexuality (PSYC 2110)
  • Social Psychology (PSYC 2160)
  • Behavior Modification (PSYC 2300)
  • Early Childhood Growth and Development (PSYC 2370)
  • Adulthood and Aging (PSYC 2390)
  • Forensic Psychology (PSYV 2450)
  • Stress Management (PSYC 3070)
  • Stereotypes, Prejudice, And Discrimination (PSYC 3180)
  • Personality (PSYC 3210)
  • Abnormal Psychology (PSYC 3260)
  • Child and Adolescent Psychopathology (PSYC 3280)
  • Sports Psychology (PSYC 3400)
  • Principles of Learning (PSYC 3520)
  • Treatment of Substance Abuse (PSYC 3575)
  • History and Theories of Psychology (PSYC 3710)
  • Multicultural Issues in Psychology (PSYC 3760)
  • Psychophysiology (PSYC 4300)
  • Special Topics in Psychology: The Science And Application Of Positive Psychology (PSYC 4900)
  • Introduction to Neuroscience/Lab (NEUR 2500)
  • Introduction to Neuroanatomy (NEUR 2600)
  • Behavioral Genetics (NEUR 3000)
  • Drugs and The Brain (NEUR 3200)
  • Neurobiology of Disease (NEUR 4100)

Department of Communication, Media, and the Arts (ART, COMM, DANC, MUSC, SPCH, THEA, WRIT)

  • Introduction to Drawing (ARTS 1200)
  • Fundamentals of Color (ARTS 1700)
  • Two-Dimensional Design (ARTS 1800)
  • Painting I (ARTS 2100)
  • Digital Photography (ARTS 2200)
  • Art and Society (ARTS 2300)
  • Graphic Design I (ARTS 2410)
  • Graphic Design II (ARTS 2450)
  • Three-Dimensional Design/Sculpture (ARTS 2900)
  • Communication Practicum A (COMM 1100A)
  • Communication Practicum B (COMM 1100B)
  • Introduction to Broadcast Journalism (COMM 2200)
  • Intercultural Communication (COMM 2300)
  • Introduction to Field Video Production (COMM 2800)
  • Principles of Public Relations (COMM 3200)
  • Media Regulation (COMM 3500)
  • Persuasion (COMM 3600)
  • Advanced Video Editing (COMM 3720)
  • Advanced Field Video Production (COMM 3800)
  • Media Planning (COMM 4020)
  • Feature Writing (COMM 4100)
  • Social Media Theory and Practice (COMM 4300)
  • Copy Editing (COMM 4400)
  • Ballet I (DANC 1200)
  • Jazz Dance I (DANC 1400)
  • Modern Dance I (DANC 1600)
  • Dance Laboratory I (DANC 2101)
  • Dance Laboratory II (DANC 2102)
  • Dance Laboratory III (DANC 2103)
  • Dance Laboratory IV (DANC 2104)
  • Jazz Dance II (DANC 2400)
  • Global Dance Perspectives (DANC 3500)
  • Solo Dance Composition (DANC 3700)
  • Dance Choreography (DANC 4300)
  • Music Through History (MUSC 1000)
  • Piano I (MUSC 1200)
  • Piano II (MUSC 1250)
  • Beginning Guitar Class (MUSC 1300)
  • Basic Applied Voice I (MUSC 2401)
  • Basic Applied Voice II (MUSC 2402)
  • Basic Applied Voice III (MUSC 2403)
  • Basic Applied Voice IV (MUSC 2404)
  • Basic Applied Piano I (MUSC 2411)
  • Basic Applied Piano II (MUSC 2412)
  • Basic Applied Piano III (MUSC 2413)
  • Basic Applied Piano IV (MUSC 2414)
  • Basic Applied Instrument I (MUSC 2421)
  • Basic Applied Instrument II (MUSC 2422)
  • Basic Applied Instrument III (MUSC 2423)
  • Basic Applied Instrument IV (MUSC 2424)
  • Musical Theatre Performance I (MUSC 2700)
  • Introduction to the Music Industry (MUSC 2900)
  • Ensemble I (MUSC 3301)
  • Ensemble II (MUSC 3302)
  • Ensemble III (MUSC 3303)
  • Ensemble IV (MUSC 3304)
  • Ensemble V (MUSC 3305)
  • Ensemble VI (MUSC 3306)
  • Music of World Cultures (MUSC 3600)
  • Advanced Applied Voice I (MUSC 4401)
  • Public Speaking (SPCH 1010)
  • Fundamentals of Human Communication (SPCH 2000)
  • Argument and Debate (SPCH 2020)
  • Speech Communication for the Professions (SPCH 3120)
  • The Theatre Arts (THEA 1000)
  • Comedy and Improvisation (THEA 1500)
  • Voice and Movement (THEA 2000)
  • Acting I (THEA 2020)
  • Acting II (THEA 3020)
  • Technical Theatre (THEA 2060)
  • Theatre Laboratory I (THEA 2101)
  • Theatre Laboratory II (THEA 2102)
  • Theatre Laboratory III (THEA 2103)
  • Theatre Laboratory IV (THEA 2104)
  • Healthcare Theatre (THEA 3020)
  • Costuming and Makeup (THEA 3050)
  • Stage and Production Management (THEA 3500)
  • Directing for the Stage (THEA 4100)
  • Fiction Workshop (WRIT 32423)
  • Business Writing (WRIT 3150)
  • Document Design and Publishing (WRIT 3350)

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