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FRW 3750 African Literature (3)
Introduction To Francophone African Literature And The Socio-historical Conditions Favoring Its Early Growth And Development Through 1950.
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FRW 3751 African Literature II (3)
Francophone African Literature From The 1960’s To The Present, Including Literary Responses To Societal Issues.
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FRW 4420 Medieval Lit (in Fre)
This Course Is An Introduction To The Poetry And Prose Of The Medieval And Early-modern Periods. Emphasis Is On The Themes Of Love And Friendship.
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FRW 4470 Francophone Caribbn
This Course Examines The Literature Of Africa And The Caribbean Written In French With An Emphasis On Negritude And/or Creolite. May Be Repeated To A Maximum Of Six Semester Hours
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FRW 4930 Special Studies In French (1-4)
Specialized Studies In The French Language And/or Literature. This Includes Panorama Of Literature, Civilization And Culture, Composition And Oral Expression.
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General Business |
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GEB 1011 Intro To Business
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GEB 1091 Introduction To Professional Development I (2)
Sbi Majors Only. Structured Activities And Workshops Designed To Develop Both Strong Personal Qualities And Skills.
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GEB 1092 Introduction To Professional Development II (2)
Sbi Majors Only. Structured Activities And Workshops Designed To Develop Both Strong Personal Qualities And Skills.
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GEB 1440 Essential Relationships I (3)
Sbi Majors Only. Introduction To Accelerated Learning Systems And Relationships Essential To Economic Theory And Basic Business Concepts.
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GEB 1441 Essential Relationships I (3)
.exploration Of Relationships Essential To Understanding Fundamental Economic Theory And Business Concepts
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GEB 2001 Introduction To American Industrial And Business Systems (3)
Orientation Experiences Designed To Provide Students With An Awareness Of Modern Business And Industrial Systems.
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GEB 2081 Intermediate Prof Leadership Dev I
This Course Provides Career Orientation On Internships, Summer Assignments, And Other Short-term Work Assignments. It Emphasizes Networking Strategies, Resume Development, And Interviewing Skills. It Explores New Hire Qualifications, Performance Standards, Performance Appraisal Process, And Job Rewards For Selected Positions And Career Paths
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GEB 2082 Intermediate Prof Leadership Dev II
Structured Activities And Workshops Designed To Develop Strong Personal Qualities And Skills Required To Achieve Institutional Objectives
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GEB 3083 Adv Prof Leadership Dev I
Structured Activities And Workshops Designed To Develop Strong Personal Qualities And Skills Required To Achieve Institutional Objectives
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GEB 3084 Adv Prof Leadership Dev II
Structured Activities And Workshops Designed To Develop Strong Personal Qualities And Skills Required To Achieve Institutional Objectives
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GEB 3213 Professional Business Communication and Report Writing (3)
This course is a study of the basics of business writing and introduces students to common formats, such as the memo, letter, and report. The course will stress techniques to improve writing skills and will teach students how to apply the American Psychological Association (APA) style in writing. Other topics covered include, but are not limited to, appropriate strategies for internal and external communication situations, audience analysis, and communication through technology. The course is designed to help business students develop the writing, verbal, and interpersonal skills that are necessary for a successful business career.
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GEB 3911 Specialist Introduction To Professional Development (2)
Structured Activities And Workshops Designed To Develop Positive Personal Qualities And Skills.
Prerequisite: School Of Business And Industry Undergraduate Program Majors, Junior Standing Or Permission.
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GEB 3912 Specialist Intermediate Professional Development (2)
Structured Activities And Workshops Designed To Develop Strong Team Qualities And Skills Required To Achieve Institutional Objectives.
Prerequisite: GEB 3911 , School Of Business And Industry Undergraduate Program Majors, Junior Standing.
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GEB 3931 Advanced Professional Development I, II (2,2)
Sbi Majors Only. Structured Activities And Workshops Designed To Develop Strong Personal Qualities And Skills Required To Achieve Institutional Objectives.
Prerequisite: GEB 2931 , GEB 2932 .
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GEB 4093 Honors Prof Devl IV
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GEB 4113 Strategic Entrepreneurship Decision Making (3)
Strategies To Expand Existing Firms And To Develop New Ventures In The Current And Future Business Environment. An Upper Level Business Elective For Accounting And Business Administration Majors Only.
Prerequisite: MAR 3023 and ACG 2071 .
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GEB 4901 Dir Ind Stdy Pro Dev
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GEB 4905 Directed Ind Study
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GEB 4930 Senior Seminar Leadership
Structured Activities And Workshops Designed To Develop Strong Personal Qualities And Skills Required To Achieve Institutional Objectives
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GEB 4931 Senior Seminar Leadership I (1)
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GEB 4932 Senior Seminar Leadership (1)
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GEB 4943 Bus Internship III
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GEB 5095 Grad Prof Development I
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GEB 5096 Grad Prof Development II
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GEB 5931 Graduate Professional Development I, II (2,2)
Continued Leadership Skills Development And Applications In Simulated Business Environments
Prerequisite: GEB 5933 or GEB 5934 , SBI Majors Only.
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GEB 5931DL Graduate Seminar In Leadership
Sbi Majors Only. Continued Leadership Skills Development And Applications In Simulated Business Environments
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GEB 5932 Graduate Professional Development I, II (2,2)
Continued Leadership Skills Development And Applications In Simulated Business Environments
Prerequisite: GEB 5933 or GEB 5934 , SBI Majors Only.
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GEB 5932DL Graduate Seminar In Leadership
Sbi Majors Only. Continued Leadership Skills Development And Applications In Simulated Business Environments
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GEB 5933 Grad Sem Leadership
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GEB 5933DL Grad Sem Leadership
Sbi Major Only. Senior Level Experiential Leadership Skill Development And Application In A Simulated Business Environment. Structured Leadership Roles, Team Activities, Laboratories, And Workshops Designed To Develop Personal Qualities And Skills As Well As Supervisory And Management Skills. These Activities And Workshops Also Develop Leadership Qualities And Skills. Students Are Evaluated On The Basis Of Their Managerial Performance And The Positive Leadership They Exhibit
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GEB 5934 Grad Sem Leadership
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GEB 5934DL Grad Sem Leadership
Sbi Major Only. Senior Level Experiential Leadership Skill Development And Application In A Simulated Business Environment. Structured Leadership Roles, Team Activities, Laboratories, And Workshops Designed To Develop Personal Qualities And Skills As Well As Supervisory And Management Skills. These Activities And Workshops Also Develop Leadership Qualities And Skills. Students Are Evaluated On The Basis Of Their Managerial Performance And The Positive Leadership They Exhibit.
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GEB 5935 Grad Prof Dev III
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GEB 5936 Grad Prof Dev IV
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GEB 5936DL Grad Prof Development
Structured Leadership Roles, Team Activities And Workshops Designed To Enhance Personal Qualities And Skills, Incliding Supervisory, Management And Leadership Skills . Students Are Evaluated On The Basis Of Their Mangerial Performance And The Positive Leadership They Exhibit. This Course Will Be Taught On-line
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General Engineering |
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EGN 1004L First Year Engineering Laboratory (1)
This Course Will Be Devoted To “Student Time Management”, “How Things Work” And “Computer-aided Problem Solving”. Products And Processes To Be Selected For “how Things Work” Shall Include Light Bulbs, Clocks And Watches, Aerosol Spray Cans, Refrigerators, Bridges And Domes, Task Scheduling, Coffee Makers, Copying Machines, And Product Packaging. Students Will Spend About One Week On Each Product/process, Sketching And Drawing Pertinent Diagrams By Hand, And Learning The History And Engineering Concepts Involved.
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EGN 1110C Engineering Graphics I (2)
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EGN 1112C Engineering Graphics II (3)
The Course Provides Students With Understanding Of The Features, Limitations, And Considerations Associated With The Operation Of A Computer Aided Design/ Drafting (cadd) System. Students Will Gain Valuable Hand-on Experience Using The Autocad Software, Computers, Input/ Pointing Devices (such As Digitizers And Mice), And Output Devices (such As Plotters And Raster Printers). The Course Presents Logical, Well-tested, Step-by-step Instructions On The Autocad Commands, Mode Settings, Drawings, Short-cuts And Other Valuable Characteristics Of Autocad.
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EGN 2123 Computer Graphics for Engineers (2)
Use Of Microcomputer Cad Software Integrated Into Course. Orthographics And Pictorials. Introduction To Projection Techniques. Dimensioning, Tolerancing, And Engineering Standards. Working Drawings, Auxiliary And Sectional Views. Use Of A Cad System For Engineering Drawing.
Corequisite: MAC 2311
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EGN 3311 Civil Engineering Mechanics (4)
Concept Of Force And Moment. Two And Three-dimensional Equilibrium Of Points, Frames, And Machines Using Vector Algebra. Principles Of Friction, Centroids, Centers Of Gravity, And Area Moments Of Inertia. Viritual Work Motion, Kinematics, Force And Acceleration.
Prerequisite: PHY 2048C
Corequisite: MAC 2312
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EGN 3331 Strength of Materials (3)
Axial, Torsional, And Flexural Stresses And Strains, Normal Stress And Shear Stress. Mohr’s Circle. Torsion Bending, Stress, Transformation Of Stress. Safety Factors. Engineering Applications.
Prerequisite: EGN 3311 .
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EGN 3331L Strength of Materials Lab (1)
Main Topics To Be Covered Include, Stress-strain Relationship, Tensile Members, Members Under The Torsion, Flexural Behavior, Thin Walled Vessels And Column Buckling.
Prerequisite: EGN 3311
Corequisite: EGN 3331
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EGN 3443 Statistical Topics in Industrial Engineering (3)
Sources Of Random Variabilities In Engineering And Production Systems. Equipment Failure Problems, Curve Fitting And Regression, And Design Of Experiments.
Prerequisite: MAC 2312 .
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EGN 3454 NUMERICAL METHODS FOR MECHANICAL ENGINEERS (3)
NUMBER REPRESENTATION, LINEAR EQUATIONS, INTERPOLATION, INTEGRATION, ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS, NONLINEAR EQUATIONS, OPTIMIZATION, AND LEAST SQUARES. STUDENTS SOLVE NUMERICAL PROBLEMS USING LIBRARY SUBROUTINES, OF WHICH A BRIEF ANALYSIS IS PRESENTE
Corequisite: MAC 2313 , MAP 2302 AND UNDERSTANDING OF LINEAR ALGEBRA
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EGN 3613 Principles of Engineering Economy (2)
An Emphasis On Discrete Cash Flow Diagrams, Cash Flow Equivalence Factors, Standard Criteria For Comparing Project Proposals, Special Cash Flow Topics, Special Analysis And Case Studies.
Prerequisite: MAC 2313 .
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EGN 3911 Research Experience
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EGN 4906 Directed Individual Study (1-3)
Directed Special Project/research In An Area Of Civil Engineering Science Or Design Not Covered In The Curriculum. This Course May Be Repeated.
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EGN 4970 Technical Project
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EGN 5455 Numerical Methods in Engineering (3)
The Application Of Numerical Methods To The Solution Of Engineering Problems Including General Principles, Linear Equations, Solution Of Nonlinear Equations, Interpolation And Least Squares, Integration, Ordinary Differential Equations, Introduction To Finite Differences, And Finite Elements.
Prerequisite: MAP 3305
Corequisite: CGS 3410 Or Equivalent
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EGN 5480 METAHEURISTICS & HYBRID ALGORITHMS (3)
COMPLEXITY ANALYSIS, PROBLEM SOLVING, STOCHASTIC SEARCH ALGORITHMS, OVERVIEW OF METAHEURISTICS, EVOLUTIONARY COMPUTATION, DESIGN OF EVOLUTIONARY ALGORITHMS, DEPLOYMENT OF LOCAL HEURISTICS AND EXACT OPTIMIZATION PROCEDURES WITHIN STOCHASTIC SEARCH ALGORITHMS HYBRIDIZATION TECHNIQUES.
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EGS 1110C Engineering Graphics I (2)
Freehand And Straight-edge Drawing Used In Orthographic Projection Auxiliary Views, Sections, And Isometric Figures. Dimensioning, Lettering, Scale Measurement, And Technical Drawing In The Student’s Field With Computer Aided Design.
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Geographic Information Process |
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GIS 1040 Introduction to GIS (3)
This course is intended to give students a practical working knowledge of GIS using current ESRI & ARCGIS software, as well as other geospatial applications
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GIS 5034 Intro To Remote Sensing
This Course Emphasizes The Understanding Of Remote Sensing Foundations And The Use Of Remote Sensing For Environmental And Urban Applications. Specifically, It Will Cover The Foundations Of Remote Sensing, Aerial Photography And Photogrammetry, Characteristics Of Various Sensing Systems, Remote Sensing Applications, And Basic Skills In Digital Image Processing.
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GIS 5101 Geographic Information Process
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GIS 5101L Geographic Info Process Lab
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Geography Regional Area |
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GEA 2000 World Regional Geography (3)
Cultural subdivisions of earth studied by regional approach; geographic locations and environmental nature of countries related to human activities.
Course Attribute: General Education
Course Attribute Value: Social Science
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GEA 3222 Geography Of United States (3)
Physical, Cultural, And Historical Geography Of United States; Population And Economic Patterns.
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GEA 3600 Geography Of Africa (3)
Physical, Cultural, And Historical Geography Of Sub-saharan Africa; Population And Economic Patterns.
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GEA 4405 Latin America
This Course Focuses On Contemporary Latin American Landscape, Its Historical Formation, Societies And Problems
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GEA 5615 Advanced Geography Of Africa (3)
Physical, Cultural, And Historical Geography Of African Continent; Cultural Change And Modernization; Political Change; Strong Emphasis On Individual Research.
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Geography Systematic |
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GEO 1200 Principles Of Geography (3)
Major Emphasis On Physical Nature Of Earth And Formative Processes; Weather And Climate; Fundamentals Of Maps; How Distribution Or Variations In Earth’s Features Are Related To Man’s Activities
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GEO 1200E Principles Of Geography (3)
Major Emphasis On Physical Nature Of Earth And Formative Processes; Weather And Climate; Fundamentals Of Maps; How Distribution Or Variations In Earth’s Features Are Related To Man’s Activities
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GEO 2200C Introduction To Geography
Introduction To Geography: This Course Is An Overview Of Earth-sun Relations, Weather, Climate, Landforms, Water Systems, Soils, And Vegetation
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GEO 2400 Human/cultural Geography
Human/cultural Geography: This Is A Course Derived From Appropriate Test Scores (i.e.ib And Dantes) Approved By Articulation Coordinating Committee On Credit-by-exam Equivalents
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GEO 3250 Climatology (3)
Role Of Individual Elements Of Climate On World Weather And Climate Patterns; Detailed Study Of Weather Processes; Analytic Speculation On Past And Future World Climatic Patterns.
Prerequisite: Geo 1010.
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GEO 3354 Environment and Human Ecology (3)
In-depth Study Of Relationships Of Overpopulation, Hunger, Resource Shortages, Environmental Deterioration.
Prerequisite: GEO 1370 .
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GEO 3421 Cultural Geography (3)
A Systematic Approach To The Spatial Distribution Of Cultural Features, Processes, And Relationships. Emphasis Is On The Contemporary Cultural Landscape And The Environment.
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GEO 3502 Economic Geography (3)
Economic Activities As Related To Resource Distribution, Environmental Conditions, And Technological Developments; Emphasis On Spatial Patterns Of Agriculture, Resources, Manufacturing, And Commerce.
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GEO 4151 Prin Geograp Inf Sys
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GEO 5908 Independent Work In Geography (3)
Individual Research In Any Aspect Of Geographical Study. May Be Repeated Once.
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GEO 5934 Intermediate Gis
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Geology |
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GLY 2000C Elements Ear Sci Geo
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GLY 2001 Introduction to Earth & Space Science (3)
Integrated Application Of The Scientific Principles And Theories In The Study Of The Earth’s Building Blocks, The Earth’s Internal Processes, The Global Ocean, The Earth’s Atmosphere, Weather Patterns, The Solar System And Beyond
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GLY 2010C Principles Of Geology. (3 Credit Hours).
This Course Is An Introduction To Physical Geology. Course Topics Include Earth Materials And Related Processes Of Volcanism And Weathering; Geological Time; The Geological Work Of Gravity, Water, Wind, And Ice In Modifying Landscapes; Earth’s Internal Structure And Processes That Deform Rocks And Create Mountains; Rock Types And The Rock Cycle; Mass Wasting; Earthquakes; Plate Tectonics; Energy And Mineral Resources; And Planetary Geology.
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GLY 2026L Geology For Engi Lab
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GLY 2030 Environmental Qualty
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GLY 2100 Historical Geology
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GLY 3010C Prin Of Geology
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GLY 5267 Stable Isotope Trcrs
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GLY 5827 Princ Of Hydrology
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GLY 5828 Environmental Fate and Transport of Contaminants (3);
Migration Of Contaminants By Diffusion, Advection And Dispersion, Within Individual Environmental Compartments (air, Water, Soil And Groundwater) And Across Their Boundaries; Including The Physical, Chemical And Biological Processes Which Influence Contaminant Propagation, Behavior And Ultimate Location And Fate. Principles And Applications Of Contaminant Fate And Transport Modeling.
Prerequisite: CHM 1045 , MAC 3311 .
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German Language |
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GER 1100 Elementary German I
Elementary German I: This Is A Course Derived From Appropriate Test Scores (i.e. Clep) Approved By Articulation Coordinating Committee On Credit-by-exam Equivalents
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GER 1101 Elementary German II
Elementary German II: This Is A Course Derived From Appropriate Test Scores (i.e. Clep) Approved By Articulation Coordinating Committee On Credit-by-exam Equivalents
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GER 1121 Elementary German
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GER 2220 Readings/conversatin
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GER 2230 Readings/conversat
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