1969, fall class schedule plus changes by Pacific Lutheran University Archives

P C Feu H R

U IVERSI Y

Class Schedule FL TE T liVE

· 1969 SPRI G·

Tacoma, Washin

ton 98447

GENERAL REGISTRATION DIRECTIONS

PASS-FA.IL OPTION

the pass-fail option may be obtained at the Registrar's

Details concerning 1.

All students currently in school, who plan to regioter for t he follow il'1& setn�ste1', (Sllltlller excepted) should register by Advance Registration,

New studen ts and students returntng to the University,

vo i d any

(swmner excepted)

and those who have pre-registered by mail.

First Semester 1969-70

Selective Service - Attention All Male Students

Orientation days ..... ,..Sunday, September 7-Saturday,

S eptemb e r

11: you want your local draft board notified of your full-time enrollment at PLU, it is your responsi b ility to complete s form in

Registration • .

September 8-�·]ednesd;Jy,

September 10

3 .m ......................Thursday,

Septe.mber 11

the Registrar's Office.

Last date

for

Last date

for discontinuing a course without

. _ . . . . . . Monday,

ctlJss es begi.n 7 :50

This is normally done only once a year.

V.A. Benefits

a dd i ng

cou rse.................Monday,

receiving a grade...........

September 22

.....Friday.

you must f il e your certificate of eligibility in the R egistr ar 's

Thanksgiving }{�cess beglns l2:30 p.m ........ t·;ednesday,

Office.

Th.:mk�giving Recess ends 7:50 a.m..

Forms and information concerning veterans benefit s are avaUable in the Registrar's Office. Hake application when register

Examinations ...............Honday,

Be certain

to read the gener.::!l University re q uirements On pages 41

October 31 November 26

.. .......Nonday,

December 1

December IS-Friday,

December 19

. . Friday,

Decemher 19

Semester ends . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. . .. _

ing.

Interim Period 1970

and 42 of th e catalog. Begins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . • .

Obrein your regist.ration m.ateri.::l1s at the RegistrBris Office.

Secure an appointment with your adviser.

Second Semest e r ,

Fi 11 in all personal information including your Social Security Number.

If you do not have

So c ial Security

Enter COUTses and credics in the space provided. sure you have indicated the section,

� if thes c.

wllL

transportation,

Pebru':1TY 2

.. Friday,

February 13

.....�tonday,

February 23

Print.an IIA'! before audit courses,

Examination s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . • . . . Monday, May il-Friday,

Hay l5

Semester ends.......... ,.............

Hay l5

. .....Frida}"

11:00 a.m....................Sunday,

May 17

Commencement 3:30 p.m . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sunday,

Hay L7

CAREER PROGRAl>IS 000

Undec ided

002

Art

List alternate courses which can be substituted if courses

In the case of

005

Biology

change the first digit to the

011

Chemistry

letter desi[;nated beside the

The li st i ng of

courses may prevent a change of registration

career program.

014

Classic.'31 Languages

the fall.

career,

017

Economics

digits of the major.

Obtain permission signatures where indicated in the time

Engl ish

EXAMPLE:

French

A Pre-Hedicine stu-

026

dent with

038

German

044

He. lth & P.E.

coded DOS. with a major

047

History

ence is coded C74.

056

Hathematics

059

Music

068

Philosophy

If you have a known conflict of hours,

obtain written

s tgn a t ure s

must appear in the instructor

Obtain the sIgnature of your adviser if you are a full-time student.

Advance Resistration Only A.

Leave your registration materials with the Registrar's Offic e .

In advance

registration,

seniors first;

then

juniors.

sophomores and freshmen.

You ),/111 be mailed a st:Jtement of charges,

Politica 1 Science

077

Psychology

080

Religion

083

Science General Sociology Speech

a copy of your scheduled

Please note:

C__Pre Law D

P= =Parish ""ork S__SOCial Work T__lbeology

your registration

be cancelled and it will be

nece ss ary for you to register in person.

s t ud e nt is preparing to teach in two areas,

is not known,

If your payment is not received by the due

date. yo ur reqistration will

Pre-ME'dicine

N- -Med ica 1 Technology

to the highest level of preparation. If

d ue date indicated.

by the due da te,

Pre-Dentistry

S= =Pre Engineering

SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

Return your payment .and the other information requested, by the

If yo u r payment 1$0 received

in Political Sci

COLLEGE OJ PROFESSlONAL STUDIES

additional instructions and cards.

will bl;;! complete.

Physics

074

092

major in biology is

A Pre-Law student

�!AJOR CODE

071

086

then add the last two

Every

If a course is

c losed . llO approved alternate will be substituted.

cla ssec,

023

programs are accepted by class, 'With

effort 1. made to comply with your requests.

the

code: 100

Primary

200

Elementary

300

Junior

400

Senior High

High

You w'ill be not i fied

of t,he due date when you receive your registration materials in

the mail.

Art

Chemistry

lO2

Pri.mary

111

202

elementary

2.Ll

Elementary

302

Juoior High

311

Junior High

Obtain the necessary cal'ds at the Registrar's Office.

402

Senior High

4ll

Senior H1.gb

Biology

In Person Resistration A.

March 31

indicated in the catalog for courses you select.

Authorization

a .m......................Tuesday,

COLLEGE OF ARTS A.;"D SCIENCES

llrea of the official program.

.Wednesday,

MAJOR CODES

penn1.ssion for the conflict from. the department concerned.

in the column

schedule.

7: 50

Check to be certain that you have the pre-requisites as

a lt e rnate

course wtthout

rota rch 20

IIRII before repeat

on y-our original schedule are closed.

March

Baccalaureate Service,

note them

provided. e.

course .... "..

Easter Recess begins 12:30 p.m...... Easter Recess end

or other activities that

courses and !lp-FII before pass-fail courses,

.:3.

Hid-semester.. ,............. , ..................... Friday.

in the area provided. d.

J�nUflry 30

receiving a grade..............

lab and discussion

affect th e arnmgement of your schedule.

January 29-Friday,

Last date for add ing

Last date for discontinuing

;!Ire designated in the printed schedule.

If you have work,

January 28

Classes begin 7:50 a.m....... , ..................}1onday,

Number, you must secure one prior to registering. b.

. . • . . . . . Wednesday,

1969-70

Registration ...............ThursdllY,

Print 'With B BUCK LEAD PENCIL on }'our official program.

January 5

.......�''!onday,

Ends . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . •

DO THIS IMMEDIATELY.

.........Thursday, October 2

. ..... , .. ,

M.id-semesteL.

If you expect to receive any type of veteran or war orphan benefits,

after the

should reglster in

ceptions to this rule are for special courses off campus,

part-tIme �tudents. 3.

SCHOOL CALENDAR 1969

long registr " ation lines.

absence of a semester or mor e person.

Office.

Primary

English

Complete all cards.

lOS

Primary

123

Pl'imary

Report to the Registrar's Office to be scheduled.

205

Elementary

223

Elementary

305

Junior High

323

Juni!)r High

As soon as you are scheduled and receive a copy of your program,

405

Senior High

423

Senior High

Obtain adviser's approval if full-time.

report to the Business Office to pay your

fee.s.

Business Education 408

Senior Jiigh

code

a cad em t c

majol

Eal"'th french

-rn2.26 326

426

Sen! Dr HiSh

Primary

238

E1"""'n�"ry

JJ8

Junior Higll Sutor Righ

438

394 481,

Junior High

Cer"m1tn �

Prt.",ry Elementary

Junior Higb

285 385

Elamer1tary

lIl.sh

Spt!ech 192 292

Hath�matlcs PriJDary [<;6 £Lementa", 256 Junior Rign JS6 456 Senior lIigh

J59

Sen lor High

Primary

382

Blementery Junior' High 'enior High

Upon

Junior Righ

SCHOOL OF NURS1N

�

Junior Illgh

471

Sellior

NUl:sinll

lI.i.Sh

SCllIOO 1, OF BUSINESS ADMItflSTI\ATlON

Po 1 i [lea 1. SCience Senior High

708

Business Admi'n'i�tration

s-ubJe.ets.

op e n to

Cours.es numbe..r ed 500 Bre ()p�n to graduBtf:

t:he Approval of his cdviser and d .. eb the consent of the inII

lov.'ee division student may b

The t ir.te for cout.:ie

592

COU.l'S€.G

8s.fglled to

'-HI

uppee divi-

sion co ur se if the pre-1·equiEiites for the course. have been �Jlet.

502 SSt)

Speech

Lower divi.si.on s.ubjects,

students only.

Prt..mary

Mu!tic

listed <31ph.3betically,

. eniori a"ie numhe:red 3 00- 4 9 and nre regs-cded <:I!i

upper division

strllctor,

482

Physics:

474

enior High

except

Sen lor H1Sh

459

Junior::., .:Itld

Elementery

Junior Hiah

aloe

dep.1't'tme.nts and 5ch()ols.

CO\.l(ses open to fre8hmen and sophomores are numbered 101-299,

given.

E e.me.ntary

259

Prima",

and are considere.d

SCHOOL OF FIN'll ARIS

Ku.lc

159

Science

The 1969-70 GlBe6 Schedule offerings according

Soclology 486

Senior

Seni or High

485

J Ulll or High Senior 111gh

344 44J.

183

383 48)

Prllnlll-Y

244

S"nlcr High

28)

Soda! 185

CLASS SCHEDULE

Junior High

Science General

He.ltb. 6. P. E. !�

Primary E 1 evte" t.:1 r-y

184 284

Pd.r.uo.ry n...ent.ory

given a�co["ding to periods in

he day,

for certain da}� and evening caLlrse::J where the: hour and day ;)re

The 1Jn1v�rsity

reserves the. right to cancel any cla!j� ror

Jus�1f1able cause.

BUILDING SYMBOLS A--Adrniniotrotion Building

T--Tvy Iinll

L--Lib[ar R--R�mst.d R.ll (Science Bldg) X-�Xavier H.alt 0- -01 t;OIl Audi tor1um

AB-An Building E--Elistvo!d Chapel

G--Memorlal Gymnasium

900

EDUCATION 955 9fiS 993 994 995 99&

997

998

938 959 9b8

980

992

999

(SpecLflo Are. Unknown)

Scho ol UbrarJ,all School Nurse Certific.ce 'Ceachox COT\' P.lementary Schoo! Administration

Schoo 1 Counse.lor Pt:ogTatn

Elementary Clas&rtJOIQ 'l'eacht.ng

Secondary Cla8s'toom Teachlng 5th 'tear Certi fieale

[1llMA.�t TIES 902 914 923 "26

(Specific Areo Unknown)

<JOl

Art

CloB.lcal Languages Bnglhh F'reneh German Huoie

Philosophy

Speech -

£Conom1c.

977

Psycho logy

986

Sociology

916

(Speoific Aru Unknown)

Hea l th & P .E. Polit-ioal Science

NAnIlVIL SCIENCES - 904 905 gIl

QS6 971 98)

(Spec! tic Area Unkno· n)

BiOloilY

Ch...1otry

Hath_tic, Phy .. ie8 Science Genera 1

BUSIN'£SS AllO'NISTRATION 906

1st Period--7:50-8:40 •• m. 2nd ·Period--8:50-9:40 a.m.

9:50-10:20 a.m. Jrd Period-lO: 30-U :20•. m . l.th Period-II:3Q-12:20p.m. Ch.pel

�U6Ln... Admlnistratlo"

5th Period-12:3Q-I:20 p.m.

6th Peoriod- l:30-2:20 p.m. 'til re.riod- 2:30-3:20 p.m. :30-4:20 p.m. 9tl1 Per-lad- 4:30-5:20 p.m. 8Lh Per iod-

DAY CODES �!'rWRFS H - Mond.:ry T Tue�da-y W - Wednesd6.)1 R - Thursday F Friday S

Re li&ion

SOCIAL SCll:NCES

944 974

PERIOD TIME SCHEDULE

MoJor Unknown

Saturday

SCHOOL AND DEPART ENTAL

REGISTRATION

UIDELINES

FJ.ect.i 'I-', in major and from olher d ptrrttf1(1nts to be carefully selected ...li.th the advispr'!j conliient beCQ1I5e of the diIf('[(�(Jt

ART

p rofC? :s 1 onsl obj ec t 'LV 10$ i n th� major concent rat' ons avallab 1(-> Art a�d

Art no Att IbO

Lo the Business Admini.stration &tudenl..

ivLliz�tiun r�plac�; Art 110 �Ild Art 180.

p ct�rc ,,1 Ot>silll1 replace. Art 120 and

1(,0.

Mat .. rI ais l)('si '" rop hops Art 230. IU' 235 The vtsut!l ilrtl and E{)ucotloll r�rlac�s Art 340. MI JuO Art 340:< Art Educalion;Elenwnranr should o e tak('Oo by otud nts

.....:110 h;i.vC! previous Lv complec€>d only Art

Jll.

Art

Art 350 Art 3u5

Sculpturo replocps Art 250 and Art

Student!) calculflti ng the conv(>rtec1 1l11()l..J,lJbl� maxi-mum o f

courses s ho ul d deduct 12 hours of r<:,qutred €'conomi s

business

courseS Or the number

f hours

4 h ou rs .

Fraction.

Eadl

nF.-! COt,.r$p tn

BIOLOGY

-he convert('d required minina.ul! o(

Stlldents calculating in Bu s in es s and

52 hour

quiv�leDt

aext full

should be rounded lu �he

Remainder will be t he maximum buell1eS$ hou r s

higher num er.

a lJ owed.

the same mlInne:r except

Junlor::i or sen1or!i Hill

i.n economic=, 1.vh.i cht'ver

nusiness Admlsitration should b� cjlculated as

350.

PointinB replaces Art 2�5 and Arc 365.

Courses for

taken

60 hours mD�imum.

from thl?

larger,

i!: c onom f c s should be cal ular:ed in raetional hou rs should be

thet

rounded down.

CoLIOW' rhe cur rent

at rhe discretion 3nd approval or tl1e W.1ivero «1 \l bp allowed should p r oblem s artSl: in meetIng r c q uiremeo n t & dl.le to tht' rraobltiull tD the

catalog descr p t l on

CHEMISTRY

biology adviser. t.:ourlie- system.

All cour s e s wi.ll

fram at.her dE"p rt.m�nt.s lhnl reoquir(' su pp;:utiv e

Students

catalog.

Cours e n rues

number

'llld

will

Bec;auR� tlll:> n1ajority of lhE' cour::;t>s

EKc e p t i o.n s to this 'rule will

LOUrse program. codependent Study

be t.h;']t

wi sh to comptf'te the equivalen

[he nflW

"lll

(497, 498) and Seminar (481, 482) may be

i $ imperativ

biology

'hat

requc t <.Idv Lac ent

students

II1cmb<n's so th ,

star

chey moy be kepL

[-['om

in£onll�d of

then be replaced

B.A. or B.A.

cn Ed.:

311,

312,

LakE'

f irst Surmne:r ses s ion of

1969 30 0

('1Iemistr),

1971.

msjor under t-he nc\.J program:

fat:

tl,o;

110 and

109)

year of chemistry nlGY

entLrely by Ch ....i.try 142

Rttqu LrernenLs

Cou'rses not

numbers llod

or for- one c our s e c:redtt the spring term of 1970.

Lor onC'-quDrter or o ne-ha l f course C'Tlf'dit.

Chem! try )00 for 3 hout's cre di t tn@

four

In blo'logy arC?

Lhe previous

t·,ho have t£lkcn Cherm.istry-Phys i cs

Students

titles.

sam� ,

111.:'-' \\l'!ll trans E e I:' dire-ctly over

credlts in vnlue,

taken

re'lItdin th

carry one cou rse un1 t of credit.

mentioned below will continue under

wo�k in biol o gy wil1 follow th@ outlines in Lh� turr�nt

ChQfllistry

115 or 131, 142,

204,

203,

321, with th� prerequ sites of a YPAr e8ch

of college level ph sics nnd calculus.

cantlnuouon af c.Utf"lculurn s tud ies and ch nnges wh_ich 1.Jtll

(,,:cj try ou throug h nexL year.

B.A. with Amtlrjcfll1 Ch�ical Society certification:

The above c our s es plu� Ch emist ry 322, 422, 441 or 442, And

Ne-w courses not descr ibE."d in the 1969 112.

BiolOgy 111,

ettlwr LtOI or 304 or an upper

caLa 1 0&:

P hysic s

Biology and Mod er n Man

�lon-major 6tud�nt:B s hou ld register [or t.his oursC'. Upon completion students may elect to major Ln blology nd should consult with the en Irmao for detail".

Biology

I S l ,

planning

to major

should and Coll"lar BIology (152)

adviBellU!nt hy m"",becs of the' bLoIOl>Y

eakl' Organl.mal

(1<)

lliology

during the coune of the Y" r. course-s 'Will

chem.iaer>,

to Biology 1511 BLology 280.

152,

"c<tfL

One o r

dIscretion of

and

in addition

the �dvls�r,

B.S.

majors

101,

not be

,4t,

US.

Gener.o1

relationships.

131.

Jiigh

table,

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Chemi slry

SA 211. BA 290

131

HaoufncturLng Management

O f fie e Maoase�nt c ourse

19b9. and

Chemtstry 309

taken BA

351,

to Ju �e

radiochemistry.

selected techniques

P,-erQquisite:

109.

110 -

replacod by Chemistry

J15 or

cou rseo.

replaced by Chemi stry 321-

- incorporated into Chemistry 40 1. - tn.oeporo cd into Chemlstry 311.

Chomist1;y 315 - incorporated i.nta Chemi st ry 312.

Ch mistry 412 - deleted I<ithout replacement.

1969.

1f no Product1on or

is completed prior

the stu d ent has not

Jnd other

and the co'['responding physics

Chemhtry 314

00)' llUslness law course completed before June 1.

01.

]42, }I"thematics 133.

Chemistry 301

specified below.

And BA 450,

grsvlm reie,

Chemistry-Physics

l1l.inimuCl of three cou.rses in addlt l on to the econor:'l.i.Cs

course.

llS. or

to the per io di c

and

Qwmti.t tivc An.olys1s

321.

Managerial Pioonce Business Policy

BA 455

to resi.sl€'l"

urged

Courses l i s ted in the catClIQS ....'ht c h will not be offered: .

Ma rketing SystPtns

BA 370

�'ouped according

ChemJstry 104,

Law and Soc iery';""*

Indus�ria1 Mansg��nt***

SA :150 BA J64

tllan 115.

for quantitat.ive determinations. Chemistry

Accountlng [nlor�tion Systems

BA 212

C o r e qulsi t e : Mathematics

including qUfiljt�tfve analysis

Volume(ric,

degree will be ex pe c t e d to complete the followtng:

ccoun t in g

NuthemBti..c� 133.

Inorganic Ch�istry

Systematic

Prerequisite:

1.1'1 Business Administration,"'- candidates for the: BBA

chemistry.

Students mee t ing the-sp reguir€,!Ile-nr� ar

Chemistry 142.

In Bddltlon to the g en era l universjty requiremenL5 and

corequisltC:

theory a p p lying elementary Ca l c ulu s .

sc:bo(.')l

for Chemistry 131 rattler

142.

atomic and moleclllar t.heory, quantit()tive

Pre-Tc'quisite or

chemical

Prerequisite:

151.

Financial

it�

and 322.

Chemistty

S tu dy of the elements

electives

441 or 442,

Ch""d ca 1 Pr j nCLp 1 eS

Funda�ntul

ff rod:

at�logy 101, l02. Blulogy 131. 132. logy

Sl'ni.or

or one of

See also 131 below. eh."i try

listed above,

t�ke Chemi�try �Ol

The st:rucf:ur-e of matterJ

102 and are

shou1d register for this

In the cotalog whirh ,.1 II

listed

should take Cheml� ry

majors

New cou rse s not described in the 1969 catalog:

course.

Course.

Junior B. S.

teTm, 312 .nd 322 the spring te1."1!1.

sbould normally

alternatives

Chemistry

IntDrmedlate Botany in additional botany

[heir major -'.

th .. beglnnlng

sen�ral1y be c arr l ed

at the

Students who have cOlnpleted Biology interested

Chemistry majors aIr Oldy tIl progress "ill need to fulHll of the above t'e q u i t' �e n t s which tl'H'Y tlave not already met by equivelenc courSe� under tl,e previous curriculum. Majo r s in or:hC'r departments wIll find eX3ct equivalents oC pr \tious courses 311 and 321 the fall

in biology shou ld requ.st

.any

as sUPpol-live to

152.

tudenLs

division mathcJnutics

course',

ECONOMICS

1�

Orgonl.acLon

and l'tn11agement. For

ReqUired .. conomics

courses for th� BllA degree: Economics 150} Frinei L e s of Ec o n omi c s , Of equivalent. EconomLc5 On� other

241 or

441.

st.tistical �!

thads,

upp�r divi£ton Economics course.

or equivalent.

19&9-70,

a major

minimum of t:ight c our 441,

351,

352,

. nd 496.

in economics shall con5i t of

including E onomtc5

lSO, 211,

2L.l or

'l'hl: rt'tltainlns I.\.JO cou.t:ses to m��t

tile. m.inimum requirements nIH)' bt' selected frocn among Economics 321, 331 361, 362, and 434.

atud en t � 'Who ",J. h to c on t inut' under th

For re:t.urning �arli

requLrement� for

major in econornlcs

the rl;'quire.mcnt:;

are:

Economics 101, 102 or 150, 302 or

241 or 441. 301 or 351.

211,

352 , 496, and one el�ctivc selec ted from among

,ny for thl! add l t looal upper division courses offered by the Department of Economi cs.

I!nglish 24l

American Liter8�r :

Engli.h 251

EnSlish LiLerature:

Enigish >252

English ti ter tux,": After 1750

Engli sh 383

Shakes care

Specific course require�nts SLx f:iemest�r hour�

t:" 10 quarter hou rs 1.n Pt'"1nciples

of economic:s l o re than satisfy the r c q u i n'menl: DC •

Economics 150.

<;lith three semesler ho rB of five

q uar te� hours i n Prlnciplc5 of Econorn'c� the sLud en t in 1969-70,

ahould. 1 02

take either Eeonomics

determined by

101 or

th� Department of Economics.

Lwo

in the distribution of th. eight

one course in the n a �u r e and d�velopment of

cour5�S: for 8 majo r 1n economics.

meet the new r eqU lrements

en�olled in the School of Educa t ion musL meet

Student

addi t i o na l requirements

For tranlifer s c uden cs and return l ns students who wi h to

To the CivjL War To 1750

language

(382, 400. or 403); and 218 (or proficiency in adv need composition as de t ermi ne d by the Englls h Department).

The sentor Eoglish major should enroll in Engli sh 383, Sh8ke�peo.re if he has not al'Ceady taken a cout'se in Shakespeare . He may then complele hif; major by taldng any li..terature> cours e s offered. being cOl:e.[ul to nclude both Engl ish and American l i t er a tu�e J At least half of n s major cOurSes 9hould be upper-divlsiooa

The5� courses vill not be offered in subsequent yeers. pi n,

Beginning wIth 1970-71,

in consultation with

the stud nt

.lIould

to t kl.'

the instructor,

holf of Economics 150, b.

A three s emes ter hour or

(lve quar t er hour course

� o the same general subject as specifica�ly required 2.

if he has e a r n(' d 15 hours.

J additional

hours.

2 .:ldditional

if he has

ursea still

(

required

re qui r ed

to the 8 ove formulas rouod any fractional resu 1 ts

Course ldentification: is 8 one

Pr�Dciples of Economics,

KconomicB lSD,

2. 3.

Economics 241

101 and 102.

course is

The

All other

unchanged.

nd descriptions remain

EDUCATION ln

Students'

ffect.

Ger�n,

S"conda ry Professional

Sem"ster:

education stu dent s .

for secondar

This

Students mu s t

(ollow th i s program.

to take met hod s concurrently.

This p.ogram wlll enable . student

through 8.

Another

ourse may be taken lot r tban 8th period.

tducatlon 201, Learner and

all

student should,

but

and

CU l tu re)

ociety r ep l a ced Education 201,

Student Teaching,

CurTiculum,

and Education 4 1.

will be scheduled to include the interIm with

Education 460.

�rofessional Semtnar.

.t\J cuts takIng 8tudent

courses.

The stud en t ond

Courses which will count

in lieu of old courses:

321

{'('places

221,

221

421, 422

n:place

403,

404, 405

431, 432

rf'p lace

406

Cerma n

321

replaces

335, 336

352

replace

421, 422

replace

221, 222. '352 371, 372, 401

431, 432

r e pla c e

402

421, 422

replact"

301, 302

351,

Sp,nish

Courses a junior or senior may

teachIng.

201,

202;

351,

101,

102;

201, 202;

321;

442;

497, 498

Cerman

Sp80i Sh

lOl,

102:

201,

202;

Greek

201,

202;

311,

312

Latin

101,

102;

201, 202

Norwegian

101,

supportive work

101.

Of these

igh t ,

t 1 B.t

tour must

All English majors, iDcluding those �nrolled hoot of Education, mlUI( pr sent. two years of one

b� upp r-division.

foreign ianSU ge at

the college level.

The follOW ing courses 1DU8t be

of all Eng U o 11 majors:

102;

or equ i v a l en t proficiency.

Included

in the eight re q ui re d

351,

352;

421 , u22;

351 , 352;

497,

498

421, 422;

3 52

201, 202

in o ther deparoneot

should (coul d )

tak

(beyond the l .. rtsuage requirement of the College

of Arts and Sciences):

major tn Engl i h t eight co\.rrses nrc f c.> qu ir ed in

to English

take next year:

101, 102;

and secondary).

required of al l

ENGLISH in th� S

c omp l et e 321(C;vilization

years.

Courses majors

For Lht'

if posoib l c ,

adviser should note that the 400-1evC'1 courses are generally

Human De.velopm.ent.

StudenL Te ac h i ng (Alternal� Level

ds y teoc ing on two levels (el ..ment a ry

add;�!o

there

35, 352 ( Comp o. l t io n and Conv" rsation)

and

offer d only in a l tern a t

French

Introduction to Ed uc ation ilnd EducnLion 301.

Te •• bing)

intermediate level course,

is no particular ordC!r in the scqut!.nce. of subsequent cours(;'s,

hav

program t..,1111 require a stu den t to plan

This

Education 46

in use thr ou ghout the university will. o[ course, .11so

(secondary). <<!adioS, aDd studeot teaching

hia educarion sche d u l e for periods 1.

Methods,

and Spanish.

to the for eign long\Joge department.

ck approacll

Introduction and Human Development In order

are

Hajors al'e offered

The mntne.tJtLlti.cnl conversion rule from c redi t hours to co u rs es

be dual

programs should b. planned

wIth hoth the acedl'fllic ad"'ser �nd un education advi <>c.

co�leted

The tequired major courses

in French,

French

Ouring the per iod of tran ition there will pcograms

major.

major in a ny language WJll cons i st of 8 courses which

before proceeding to Lhe 400-lev 1

c ou rse numbCI$

to none of these combinations may Engl ish

After completion of th

respect ively.

if he has

if he h as earned 21

52, plus 5 add i ti olUl l courses.

is ide.nUcal to 441.

E enomics 351 and 352 ore simply D renumbering of what

cours es ;

the

courses;

earned 24 hou rs .

321. 351,

app 1y

are preBently listed 3S E onomics 301 and 302.

coursE'S;

must be numbere d above 202.

semester su.rvey spanning the subject matLer currently deecribed u nder Economics

avell. bie for upper division credit.

FOREIGN LANGUAGES

to the nearest whole unlt, with 1/2 course rounding

n glis h under

n the wurk counte d towards the

101 be i. nc llJ d d

- (Quarter hopta preylouSly (�OTDed jp Eran 6

down.

2 additional courses;

add i t i ona l cout'tit.' t

Qusrter .ystem:

aro d 18 bours,

��ster hours pre iOuSly earned in Econ. )

Number of courses still

cOurse will sati.sfy the speci.fic cours E' requ i.rement.

Number of

If it stud nC has earned 12 hours

semester system, he should plan to toke- 4 additiona.l

Semester system:

To meet the requirement roc 8 courses. a.

The jun;or Qr sO homore English major sh ould be ablc

complete th� major program a� ou rl Lned above with no diff culty.

Fr�nch

321;

351,

Germnn

321;

351, 352

Sp an i sh

321;

351, 352

Norwe�i.nn

321

352

N.".· courses wh i e h w i l l b e c o u n t ed i n l i eu o f o l d c o u r s e s !

GEOLOGY

Old

No changes

c ou r !;i e

numb e r s a r e be i n g ma d e ,

t i l l s or

B l though e x i s t i n g co n t e n t �..., i l l b e

the m o d i fi e d

t a i l o r e d t o mee t

New 1 04

107 ,

108

2 04

251 ,

252 ,

H i s l o ry 10 3 ,

seme s t e r .

Hi s t o r y 203 , Hi s t o ry 2 1 0

Hi st ory 241 ,

24 2

301 ,

Hi s to ry 3 0 1

HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION fo� gradua t o n . Freshmen

(19

mu s t I nc lude PhY Si ca l Education LOO ,

9 - 70 )

This

cour s e

t h e f re sh....n y ea r .

as ..2E.! of th 4 qua r t ec ' nould be takE:'n by freshmen dur i n g ---

Sophomores ,

to s a t i s fy

Edl l c a t ion

requ \ x eme n t . s op h o mo r e s ,

History 3 1 1 , 3 1 2

312

Hi s t o r y 3 3 3 ,

334

32 1

338

32 2

H i s tory 3 3 7 ,

His tor y 3 5 1

251

H i s tory 40 1 , 4 02

331,

t h e Dep a r tment o f phys i. ea 1

the p hy s t cnl

Phy s i c o l Ju ni o r s <..=j nd

p r ima r i l y f o r freshmen .

b.. examined a l t h.. P W He81th Servi c e .

tb y cannot

fee-l

thea the

Hi s t o r y 4 5 6

356

H i s tory 4 2 1

42 1

Hi s t or y 4 6 2

461

Hi s t o r y 3 7 5

471

H i s to r y 4 9 7 , 498

497 498

Hi s t ory 50 1

501

Hi s t or y 5 9 7 .

598

59 0

an d sen ors

Juniors from

300

.... i l l be ab l e to take cou r s e s l l s t �d .

Th ey may a l s o .

be s u bmi t ted by th e Di r ec t or o f dhe Di r e c t o r

Educa t i on and

o f Ph YS i c a l

356,

c ou r s es

( s ee

Ame r i ca n 351 ,

A t h l e ti c s .

t h e professor div i s ion

i f there

r eque s ts

f o r '''''S lver o f the p hy s i c a l

edu c a t i on r eql.. l i r ement

3 1 2 , 32 1 ,

tak ing an)' o f t i l s the c on s u l t of

cases

HISTORY

461 , 4 7 1 ,

and 497. l i ke l y c h o o s e f r om 3 1 1 ,

the s t udonts will now be taking " ch oice

from 251 , 2 5 2 ,

2 53 .

Seniors majoring in h i . tory w i l l

ch anged

\.Iho ho.

to 8 c our s e s .

A 11

for a lTk'l j o r

thi s mL'a ns .

taken 24 hou r s

equa l 1� d 6

497 o r 4 9 8 ,

� t u d l?D t s w i l l

for e ... ,amp ] e ,

th t

ma j or

co nt i nu e Just 85 he fo re , w i t h increased

i n the trans i t ion.

ilve r y effort w i l l be "", d o

t he necessities o f

a ch studltot so that h e \o' i l l

p e na l i zed because o f t h e t r a ns i t i o n a n d '-J i l l th� norma l

�xamined fot' equ i v a l encies

nd cou r s es wi l l

p rogram in l i e u of old cour8�S � s

The r equ 1r ement of p t"Qfe-6 o rs d i ifl sion cou rs es H.ist o r y 3 5 1 ,

252 ,

ur�

he added t o the

n ee ded .

Tht! P a c i

253 w i l l

i c . or t hwes t . on l y .

stl1:nd i n no

l onger b

i s nOlt,1 for

lU s t o ry

SU-YVcy o r

10 7 ,

t o b e no t ed

tha t

s t u d pn t s

the

tinder

wi l l •

t h e new s ys tem

bE' maltins a n

i n th e Sp r i ng enro l l

i n 322 .

I n 3 33 , o r 340 .

s t u d e n t e nr o l l s

t he c los e affi n i t y

the De p a r tment of

espnr c h .

fo r the s e co u r 8 e� in v i e.w o£

lndependency

and s tudent respons i b i l i ty in tnc eOUItieS w h� ch we have th e new s y � t em .

wou ld no t be abl ..

in t h o t

offered .

he will undoub t e d l y take 3 1 2 . in 331 or 332.

Those

Co u rs e' s 'il �ich we CAn c oo s e ) ent iou.s ly sugg s t Eo r IIUl j O [ S

Sc i enc e s 107 ,

108

251,

252 ,

421 ,

471

are as '£0 1 1 0\<.T s :

ns1 i s h Ph i l

s OEhl

Art

(

Bu s . Admi n .

Educa t i o n

1 07 ,

253

251, 351

108 252 ,

251,

252,

301 ,

302

253

107,

108

25 1 ,

252 ,

4 51 , 4 7 1

Nu rs i ng

2 53

Soc io 1 oS:!: Po l .

253

Sci.

Ec o nomi c s

107 ,

108

251 ,

252 ,

253

351 , 4 2 1 ,

471

(

P S::tc ho l oB�

Nu s i c

3 12

SEee c h

321 ,

322,

421 ,

47 1

331 ,

251 ,

252 ,

311,

332

253

4 51 , 42 1 , 4 7 1

332

MATHEMA TICS for

the B a c h e l o r of A r t s d eg r ee 'hI i t h a ma j o r 7 c ou r s e s

( S t u d e n t s p l a n n i n g t o do gr.du.te work

mi n i munl o f

ma th ema t i cs numbered abov 1 5 0 i n c lud i ng Ma th 2 5 2 and a least J up p er d ivision maehema t i c s courses s � l e c t ed from Hath 43 3 1 434 , 4 5 5 , 4 5 6 .

mathema t i c s should de f i n i t e l y comp l e t e a l l fou r of r: h e s �

co u r s e s . )

Two

C Du r s e s

Requ i r eme n t s for ma j o r

i.n rna thema

i n m a t hema t i c s

thnt we ha ve infused a grester deg re e of

dev� lop ed for

For

cyc. l e. .

he lY'ou l d undoubtedly

They 'lOU I d not b

o f o t h e r deparDment9 :md sch oo l s

in Phys i c s

arc

� t r o n g l y fec ormnc.ndC' d .

t h e Bache l o r o f Sc i e n c e d e g r e e "'l i t h a

i C R sh a l l cons i s t of a adnlmum of

i n c l u d i n g "Ha t h

m a t h ema t i c s cou r s e s .

fa c t

the Eu ro p ea n

c our s e s w i l l not be o ffe r e d .

His tory

w c i t J n.b

I ndependen t S t u d y c ou r ses 4 9 1 , 492 are e l iminated a l toge the r .

the

302.

a n d Th e �lis to ry

numb e r 4 2 1 ,

He c ou l d n o t during t h a t y ea r e n r o l l

Requ i r em,ents

I nc r ea s � d emphas i. s u p on rc:ad lns .

We � e c t LO havr n o more nL!ed

in 3 1 1 ,

to 3 0 1 ,

number 4 9 8 ,

in 3 2 1 .

i n mathema t i c s s h a l l con s i s t o f

one another.

o f course ,

in a ud i t i on

be o f f p r e d on il 2-year

!:i tu d e n t en r o l l e. d

r equ i rerne n t s

the s �u dcn t ' s adv a n t a g e to be r k i n g cou r s e s du r i ng

th e .ame yeor wh i dt bu t l:1"ess

introductory courses l

be twee n u p p e r d i vlsion h i s t o r y C O \-l r s c s and c e r t a in course"' t tl Art , P h . 1 osophy, Eng l i s h a nd Rel i g i o n . As o f ten a. p os s i b l e , is

108 3nd

the Amer i ca n div I s i on b e i ng o f f er ed .

t:her� a -r e no mo r e p e r io d courses

Advis ers s h o u ld b e espec i a l ly aware of

t o do

able

Euro p e a n C i v i U z ':l t i o n ,

Rel igi o n

for c e r s i n u pp er

con�pnt

b u t ", " 1 1 b e ve ry alJ. ch more- <;ub s ta n t i a l c ou r s e s for \"lh i ch a!'� subs tant:ia l l y i nc rea c d . It

Jl) t. b e

be a b l e

i s espec i a l l y to be note d .

o £ j unl or o r seni o" 251 .

th ey

to a c commoda t e

Ell c h p r ogram wi l l

t ime .

examp l e. ,

Id s ys tem

Lo take two more c ou r s es .

at tent ion to the j n d i v i dua l nl"eds which w i l l b e �p et l ence d

fi n i s h his coucse in

Hi. tory cour s e s t<li l l b e offered l�very year

H L ti tory c ou r s e s w i l l

j n h i s tory wi l l be

in h J s tOT Y , w h i c h \Lnd er the

cour ses , w i l l be asked

of Ideo s :

fr om 3 0 1 ,

a n d 340 .

e< c c p t fo r the Eu r p e a n Send f 1(! l:" ,

y <' s r to e n r o l l

th e l f Amt.:" T i c an o r Eu r op ea n c o nc en t rll t i on .

Lh� 3 0 - hollt r e q u i rement

and 4 9 8 .

333 ,

The Ame r i c a n

c h oose on� o f tho otber o f two sem inar s , depending upon

421 ,

322 ,

inso fa r uS we a'r

The gradu a t ion r eq u i remen ts are c ha nged a n I slight l y . In the s tu d en ts w i l l nO'" be t;aking 1 0 7 , 1 0 8 . p l ac .. of l03 , 1 01" o f two

upper

th� p r o f e s so r

Hi s t o ry maj oT s wi l l mo s t l ik e l y choose from 3 3 7 ,

45 1 ,

33 1 , 33 2 ,

302 ,

204 ,

It is

consu l t w i t h

Both Ame r i c a n a n d Eur op ea n c a n d i da t e s may choosE'

;. h l e r ! c s .

t " p l ace of 203 ,

ne.ed .

some

Cata log) .

c o ur se ,

charge be fore

Eu r o p ean h i s t o r i a n s "" i l l m.o s t All

ar e to be made t o [ h e Di rector of PhyS i c a l Edu ca t i on an d

that when0ver p os s i b l e a s tu d en t

recommended

ch o se- n

e n d 4 0 0 numb e r s

; . requ i r ed

Rec ommen da tio ns

for exe.mp L i o ns or l im i ta ti o n s i n the p hy s ica l ed u c a t i on

Health Servi ce t o

45 1

t a ke cou r s e s wi t h lower numb ers l iml t a t i o n s who

complE'te the physical edu cation gr adua t i o n req u ir emen t mu s t

requ t�"ment w i l l

340

Hi s tory 444

Hi s t o ry 4 5 1 , 4 5 2

e duc. a t i on gradua t i on

Education 100 may be d ec t e d by s e n i. o r s (1969 - 70) b u t t h i s co u r s e i s

S tu den t s with p hy s i c a l

3J2

333

H i s to r y 49 5 , 4 9 6

100 .

( 1 9 69 - 7 0 ) may e l e c t any

j uni.o rs and s en i o r s

fou r qu urter - COli r ae s of fered by

educa t i on

in p h Y S i c a l

Fr eshmen may e l e c t one qua r t e r - c o u r s e p rior to complet ion o f Phys ica l Edl l c a t i o n

3 02

311

H i s tOTY 4 4 1

to Phy s i c a l Educ a t i on ,

Or i en ta t.i on

cour ses .

re requ i r ed

i n phy s i c a l e du ctJ t ion

Pou r " q u a r te r - cou rses "

253

351

252

and

1 0 c ou r s e s

le a s t 5 u pp e r d i v i s i o n

l e D s t J of t he u p p e r d i v i s i o n courses

mu s t come f r om Math 433 , 434 , 4 5 5 , 4 5 6 .

( S tu d e n t s p l anning

t o d o graduate work in mathema t i c s s h o u l d d e f i ni t e l y c omp l e t e

a ll

fou r o f these c ou r ses . )

requ i red .

T"'lO cou r s e s

in Phy s i c s

are

Hathe-ma t i c o l Phys i.. c s 4 56 m a y be sub s t .i t u t e d

c Our s� o f u p p e r d i v i s i on ma t h e ma t i c s .

for one

for mathernat [ c s preparoJt i On j n edu c a t i o n

Suggeste d c han ge

A l l Freshm"n w i l l reg i s t e r for 1 3 0 .;- s c c t 1.0 n " A l l S op homor e s 2 3 0 + s ec t i on A l l J u n l or s 330 + s eC' t t o n

r p rogr ams :

m.tJ

Senior

!:> c h o o l Pr para t i.oi1 �

High

P rere qu i ' H e s :

440e

N a t i l 1 3 3 or equiva l en t

151 ,

Moth

one a d d i [ i o na l

152,

231 ,

433 , 44 0 e ;

3 2 1 , 434 ,

$ e-c t Ions shou l d b� d e t e r mi n� cl a s p e r or 4 5 5 ;

u pp er d i v i s i oTI c o u r s e

�1Qjor :

15] ,

R�quired :

1 5 2 , 23 1 , 440e, 433

Element ry School P r ep a ra t i o n :

4 courses

leaching Naj ar :

Mach 3 2 0 or 3 2 1 .

Ma th 151 ,

Req u i r ed :

2 rrw t. hernLi t i c- .s cou r s e s

Tea c h i ng M i n o r :

"n� M a t h 32 0 0

with

the

o f E dll c a t ion

School

A l r e a dy have c om p l e t e d 8 co ur s e

a d d i t i o n t o Nath

the De pa r t me n t

and

h a ckground , lnstr u c t o r

shou l d

take

s u ff i c i e n t nutnb e r: of courses ( c oun t i n g

;: m y they take a a .:1 4 - s emester h o u r cou r: s e )

c o ta l cred i t s

to b u i l d the i r to wha t t h ey p resen L ly ne ed for a IM j o r . Ch e c k

with the depo r cme n t for a waiVer

A l l l-1u s i c

tha t 43J and 4 55 w i l l bp offered the f i r s t sem�ster ev ery

b e tween P r ac t i c a l Condu c t ing a nd

456 w U l be o f fe r ed the s e c on d seme. t �r on (434 i n 196 9 - 7 0 , 4 5 6 :L n 1 9 7 0- 7 1 ) . S e e the. d ep.tl r t�n t

if this raises your to ta l h o u r s

Ant i c i p a t e d c ou r s e o f f e r i n gs

Therefor

co u rse for

th e

NURSING Progr �lms

133

C o l l ege Al gebra e nd TT i g on o me t < y

L51,

152 ,

23 1 ,

Modern El emen t a r y Mac hema t i cs

Math 3 2 0

( 1 / 2 c ou r se )

Geome t r y for

t h e E l ementary S c hoo l T e a c h e r s

( o f fe r e d 1 9 70 - 7 1 ) Math 3 4 1 MD thema t i c a l S t a t is t i cs ( o f fe r e d 1 9 7 0 - 7 1 ) Hath 3 5 1 App lied Hathematics Mn t h 433 , 4 3 4 Ho d e e n Algebra G ome try

(1/2 cou r s e )

Math 460

Matbema t i c s

Ma Ul emat i c a l Seminar

lath 4 9 7 ,

Independent

498

H th 43 3 , 434

Ka t h

127

n I!W

offe r ed

and

�

H & P E A c t i v i ty

. . S o c i o logy

tJ:.

ta ke n ei thcr

Math

101

their O'Ym

p rovide

the p r e . o n t J 3 3 ,

t o r ep l a c e

10 1 .

4J3

and 4 J �

1 0 1 w "il l n o t be o H � r e d

and

th e c l i n i c a l the

Du r ing

car

319.

1 27 , has a

a nd

j u n i or and

U S E' .

l i ab i l i t y cost

s tu de n t uDlionns

r e sponsibili ty of

Nu s i c

survey o f s i gn{ f i c a n t mu s i c l i tera t u r e .

All

'We l l

t n Mu s i c

I ll ,

have 3 great d e a l o f

as Theor y .

stu d en ts desiring l o p a r t i c ,i p3 t e i n one. o f t h e U n i v e r s i t y

p er formfn g groupS! wi l l

reg i. st e r

for

t he . p p r o p ri a t e s e c tion

o f 11H s i c 130 - 4 3 0 LI TERATURE AND P ERFOUJ>lANCE.

hour

Th i s is

�a i l a b l l: u n d e r a gr o up

t o th� s t ud en L ( o p p ro x i ma t e l y

t:h�

i l osop hy

Rea l th exam .i n o t i o n fees $ 7 0 . 00) are the

the r r 8 n s i t ion frolll the cre d i t

ou'['se fiyst.em shou l d

The university requirement

o c c a S i On nO p ar t i cu l ar d l f f L cu l t y .

in p h i l os op hy C il be fu l f i l l e d bv -

C ak i ng any c our e in the s u b J e c c ex c ep t Logic ma j or

those

sh ou l d e n r o l l r the.r

I I I " I l l che n c e forth

e.mp h8.s � s o n L i t e r a t u r e

1: 0 <J.

to c a rty

P H I LOSOPHY

ex c e p t i.ona l mus i c b a c k gr ou u cl

c onSi der i ng. mu s i c a 6 a ma j o r , THEORY.

S t u d e n t s a r e e1I.l> e c t e d

thf' !: t u d e n t .

1 n the o r a o f p

B Tl

.:l b l c

1 geb re a n d geometry .

The Mu s i c 1 2 0 SURVEY s p ec i fies th general U n iv er s i t y -r e qu. i r eme. n t for a c our s e i n t he F i n c Ar t s . i t d e a. l s p r ima r i l y

the histor ica l

u su a l ly

t nsu r io l c e du r i (l8 t h e i r sophomo r e ,

s e n i or y e u 1.· s .

ot nomi n a l

p l an

i n t h e sophomore .'1nd j u n i o r ye a r s .

s e n i o r y e a r , e il d l b t u d e n t mtJ s t h av e a c c c s ,s

i n d tv i du a l

for

s tu d e n t s a r E' t o

S tu d ent s

l a b o r a t: o ry a r ea s .

MUSIC S t u den t s w i t h

he. ye r .

t r ansp o r t a t i o n b e Qve n t h e UniVE r s i t y c amp u s

t o es tab l. i s h c a r p o o l s

p r o fe s s i ona.l

the l a s t t i me i t w i l l be

I t s rep l cemen t . Math

p r�requisi te o f bigb . c h o o l

wl th

s e m e s te.r

I n a d d i t i o n t o re gu l a r U n iv e r s i ty c o s t a .

13 1 .

whIch rep l a c• • M a t h J 1 9 , i. 8 requ i r e d of a l l m3 j O[� and i s n p r e r equ i s i t e f o r Ed .

for c r e d i t.

-:.-.': F i nr A r t s E l ec t iv e

** May b e t ken a t any r i me .

� l emen ta ry t ea ch i n g

The Fall o ffer i ng of

�:- t-1ay b

l e r cred I t a f t er 1 9 6 9 - 7 0 . M th 3 1 8 ,

101

the Secondary School

name change "f t he p r e s e n t Adva n c e d Ca l c u l u s . cou r . e

162

Chemi s t ry 1 03

',, P s ych o l o gy 1 0 1

Study

u nif i ca t i on o f

456 1 8 •

B i o l ogy

162

H & P E A c t iv i ly

Math 3 1 8 rep l a c e s t he p r e s e D t 3 1 9. Kath 455 ,

B i o logy

( 1 9 69 - 7 0 )

the p r e se n t

M e t h 1 3 3 r ep la c e s

,', R e 1 l s1 0 n 1 0 3

* I':n8 l i s h 1 0 1

Ana l ys i s

Eleme n C ary To p o l ogy

Macb 495 , 4 9 6

i.n

tIH�' S c h o o l

Spr i ng Seme s t e r

Fal l Seme s t e r

The Ca l culu s Se q u enc e

252

Hath 3 1 8

i n d i v i du a l l y with e ac h s tu d e n t .

out

fr: pshmen \IIi l l t a ke the £o l l ow i. ng c ou r s e s �

1ncoming

tla th emn c i c s

Fi n i t

for s tu d e n t s c u rren !:: l y enrolled

Nursing will be ,,"o r ke d

Hath

Moth 4 5 5 , 4 56

n d Mater ta l s .

e.r tilic.a t i on .

for

math d e p a r tmen t :

Math

M a C h 440.

l'-lethods

ha l f o f the cours� ma y yet be c o u n t e d a s a Me t h o d s

too mu c h .

1 nterme d !' 1 t e A l gebra

Ka t h 321

r�p l a c es

count e a ch math cou r se tsken next year a s

I n gen er a l ,

e-qu iva l ent t o (ou e 8em� ::j ter hours.

Math 1 2 7

combines and

Mus i c 443 ?nd 445 ( Ol o r a l and Ins�rumenta l Co nduc ting) . As w l th the <.I 1 !:ip l ced c.ours('s , Mu s i c 445 v.1ill <.I i v i de i ts emp h a s i s

Note

year while 4 34 a n d

Ma th 1 0 1

to the

L i te r a l u re and Ana l y s i • •

I f t h s conv e r s i o n c r e a t e s

the senior s .

keyb o a r d f a c i l i ty

maJ t'l r b need i n g o r de. s i r i ng Mu s i. c T , i t e ra t u r E'

t-1u s ic 4 4 5 , Adv'a n c ed Condu c t i n g ,

a l t ern i ll. yeaTS

wa i vprs

i n c l u ding a baS I C

(Mr . G i lber t s on)

Counterp o i n t a n d / o r form, wil l regiC e..r fOT Nu s ! c 4 1 1 ,

nnd/ or

a ha r dshi p . Junior::; should u se t 1 1 p. �alne formu l a as

in Hu s i c Fundamen t a l s

Can g i v e sa t i s f.e c t o r y ev i d ence of r e a s on"lb l e mu s i c

Hu s i c Th eo-r:y

Ha t h eJllll c l c b S eni o r s

a nd

resiste.r fo r the � c ou r s e- 340 p r ov i ded ouc-.l the fo l l OW i n g cond i t i o n s a p p l i e.s to t he:m :

t o b e de l e�ml ne d i n c o n s u l t a t i o n

321 ,

TtoachC'fs and

p e rmi t e ed t o

p lu s

mnt.h ema tlc 5 e l e c t iv e s 318,

ElernC' n t a r y

Cer t fl i n Edu c a t ion s t.u den ts ittn y b e exemp t f r om 3 4 1

127 o r 3 2 1 o r 43J :

1.5 2 ;

t h e p r evi ou s H u s i c for Elemen t ary

combine::;

for

i s a full cou� s c a n d

"Fu n da men t l ' o f ;·iu si c .

3 1 8 and

to Hath

1 3 3 o r equ i v a l e n t

Ma t h

P rereq u i s i t e ;

Educatiol' s tudents need i. ng I'hi S i. c N e t h o d s Schoo l "i l l register f o r MuS i c 341 which

1 2 co u r s e s

in a u d i t i o n

350 + sect Lon 450 + s e c t i on

for Mu o i c 340

1 2 7 or 23 1 ; 440e : 433 o r 3 2 1

152;

' (" c. t i o n of Nu s i c

majors Il e e d i . n g E l eme n ta r y Nu s i c H e t h o d s w i l l r e g i ster (� c o u r s e ) .

Hus i c

4 COU.fSes in ad d itio n to l'-ta t h 440e

Math 151 ,

Jun tor s

All

Math 133 or equ iva l e n t

Prerequis l t� :

rcg i :s t � t: [ o r t h e a p p r op r i a t e

All Seniors

!-t a t h 1 33 ., r equiva l�nt"

Ma�h

Tea chi ng Hinor ;

will

A l l Freshm�n w i l l re g i s t e r f o r 1 5 0 + s E' c t i o n " 2 5 0 + s e c t i on 11 1 1 Sophomo r Et 6

courses

Prcrequ i s i tes : Requ ired :

� t u d e n l s de S i r i ng p r i v a t e l e s s ons i n V o i c e a n d / o r

1 1 cou r s e s

Ju ni o r High S c h o o l P r ep a r a t i o n :

L 1 S S s c h e du L e .

1 5 0 - 4 5 0 PRIVATE LE S SONS .

Phys i c s a n d 2 a d d i t i on a l s c i e n c e c o u r s e s .

Teaching

All

'ins ttuln n t J

c o u r s es i n Ch em i s t r y o r

Sugges t e d s u pp o r C i Cl g c ou r s e s :

430 + s ('c t i on

S n i or::;

All

cour s es 1n a d d i t i o n t o Math

Te a c h I ng }ta j or ; R equ i r e d :

1 1 courses

the s u b j e c t will

co n s i s t

iDcluding P hi l o s op hy 23 3 , �nd any

331 , 3 3 2 , 333 , 334 , a l l ma j ors mu S C ( 1 )

t h r e e of

pres cr Ibed r e a di n g p r o gra m

( d e s c r i h e d i n a s p e ci a l b r o c h u r e o v � i l a b l

from the dep a r t m e n t: ) ,

( 2 ) take. .:1 d e.p ar tme n t al cxam Ln.J l i on h for f ina l semester Ln r esi d e n ce .

and

(233 ) . A of s ix co u r s �s

Ie f o l l owin g :

i n a dd Lt ion t o c o ur s e requi rem. n t s

8 0d 3.3 5 . c omp l e t e

of a min i owf:l

b C 8 � nn i n g t h e i r

P H YSICS

Na j or s

in ph ys i c s adv i s e r s

1 n re gis t er i ng s tudents to

should refer

the nE:".J p r ogram w h i ch appeared

thE' memo d e s c r i b i ng

the

facu l t y agenda o f t h e F ebrua ry meet Ln g . t o k e n the p r e s c n t program

Any s t u d�nt who has in

( see abo e memo) f o r

i n t he new p ro gr am

suc ce e d i ng year

the

Pr t'- n gineer i ng and p h y S i c s ma j or s who have

( 1 9 6 9 - 70) .

c omp l e te d Chern-Physic s shou l d regi s t er

in P h)' s i c s 25 1 .

Students

take n Ch em.. Phy s i c s a n d n e e d t h e equ iva l e n t o f oDe y ea r

w h o havt'

of p hy s i �

regls ce c

shou l d

e i t h e r P hy si c s 2 5 1 o r Phy si c s

These two c o u rs es ,, 1 1 1 be o f f e re d

20 1 .

( 1 968 - 69)

shou l d enr o l l tn t h e suggested program

t h e nOrm.:ll se qu e n c e

t h e fa l l

la st

the

for

t i me

1969.

S n i o r s who h av e comp l et f:d E l e c tr omagne t i c Theory f i rst

the

s hou l d r e g i . t e r for Phys ic s 401

term and PhY S i c S 406 ,

Those who have c omp l e te d Mecha n ic s Theory and

(Physics 3 3 1 ) ,

plus Physi cs

101

rOOm

n thelr p r ogr ams

and 254 .

for a C k s s t one addi tional c o u r s e

intended

The r equ iremen t s of a B . S .

10 1 )

(Phys i cs

Conc ep ts

o r research

d gree

w i th

The f o l l OW i n g cou r s e s a r e

ln clu d e B a s i c

nced

the l e s t ( ou r term .

in e a c h of

laboratory

Students may be

in which c a s E'

P sy c h o logy

I n t r o du c t i on

101

the r eq u i r em en t

2 54 ,

253 ,

211 .

to ou r new B . A .

i. s des l gned spec i f i c a l l y f o r p r o s p e c t i ve

th i s p r o gr J'm i n c lu d e s

t ea c he r s .

7 1/2 courses :

2 7 2 , 3 2 1 , 322 ,

nnd 355 .

Ph ys i c s 1 0 1 ,

Study S k i l l s

Psychology 1 1 0

co u rs e . The P s y c h o l ogy of A d j u s t ment

P s y c h o l ogy 2 2 1

cou r S e .

A half

Sc ' en t i t l c Nethods

Re p la c e s 24 0 ,

some revi s i on of c ou r S e S i n the Depa rtmen t .

Psycho io gy 3 0 5

t i t l e a s old

The modus

the 1 9 6 9 cat log wi l l be obse rv ed by

c our s es ,

and

tn l �eu of

coun t

th e s� c a s e s

the new

In o the r c a s e s

the o l d c ou r s e .

t:\t o o l d courses have bee n combi.ned i nt o o n e ne\.l cou r s e , P.S.

3 3 6 I n ternati,oo 1 Orga n i <a t i on and

a n d Local G o e rllII1en t .

these c a s e s

take Lhe n :ow cou rse if be h a s p r ev i ou s ly

one of

the two

old

co�r ses P.S.

ti tud o r

e.g. ,

2 54 S t a t e

s h o u l d not

cou rs es .

Th e Chi l dhood and Ado l e s c e n c e

o f at l e a s t

A tea

316.

101

2 5 1 , a nd P . S .

P. S.

maj o ring 1n p oli t i c a l

(or 3 0 1 ) ,

hin & major w i l l con s i s t

of a t l east 7 courses i.n p ol i ti c8 1 s c i en c e- i nc 1u d 1 D g P . S . (or 301) ,

10 1

Each j u n i o r o r se n i o r

331.

s c i.enc e IlI.lst a t each

re g i s trat ion have

hi8 p rogram ap p r ove d by th e Cha irman of the Depa rtmen t , who

will norma l l y a l s o be h18

academi c advi ser .

The n on-maj or

shou ld consul t h i s aca demic a dvi s e r a s to s up p o r t ive wo r k i n pol i t i c a l S C l ence keep ing i n mind tha t memb e r s of the s t a ff of n s u l ted the departm n t wlll b e hap p y to b e c o nd a re a b l e to exp l a in the content of ea c h c ou r s e and s u g&e s � i ts v a lu e s . A s l u d e. n t

th � Urban Afia i r s P rogram shou l d p l a n h i s

Lowe l l W .

program i n c.on s u l t a t i on v.' i. t h Dr .

Cu lve r .

a l l othel::

cou r s e s

the

243

1 0 1 and

Pr erequ i s i t e� :

dt.'p s r tl11 ent .

1 0 L , 3 0 5 o r Edu c . 3 0 1

Emo t i o n an d Ho t i v a t i on

Prer e qu is i te s :

( 24 0 )

10l and 243

Psychol ogy o f P erso na l i ty

P s y c h o logy 4 2 0

1 0 l and at

Pr ere quiSi te s :

l ea s t on e ful l c ours e i n l �v e l .

Behavior D i sor d er s

Psychology 4 2 1

P r e r equi s i t e s :

P sy c ho l o gy

or c o n s e n t

420

cou r s e

d o e s n o l fu l f i l l

social

t h e r e q u i rement

101

for

and 243 , p r eferably in

o r 4 1 0 ; one o f

mtJjor

Psych o l ogy 1 0 1 , 2 4 3 ( 2 4 0 ) or 44 1 a n d a t

The �{p e r i me n t a l

P s y c ho l ogy 4 6 0

Pr r qul s i te s :

Psychol ogy o f Learn i n g

three fu l l c ou r s e s in p s ycho l o gy

His to r y aud Sys tems Psycho l o gy 490 For s e n ior s tu d e n t s o n l y .

One qua r t e r I n ter i m ,

498 , 4 9 9

i n Psychology

I ndependent S t u dy

to one -half cou r s e ,

t o be t a ken d u r i n g t h e

th� f r e s hma n y �8r :

305 , 3 2 0 , 420 or 4 2 1 ; 4 90 ;

4 60 ;

one of 340

two additional

fu l l c ou r se c r ed i t s t a ken from t h o s e l a c e d 8S o ffer e d by the

Department of Psy c ho logy below statlst ic.

is al so r equ i r ed .

the

500 leve l .

A course

i. n

Pr ereq u i S i t e :

excep t by special cons en t .

Co n s e n t o f the Departme n t .

P s y ch o l og i c a l As s ssment

P s yc ho l o gy 5 1 5

Rep l a c � s 5 10 , P e r s ona l i t y A s s e s s me n t , and 5 2 0 , Psycho l o g i c a l T es t i n g .

Prerequ i S i t e :

Psychol ogy 4 5 0 .

Prerequ i S i t e : Psycho l o g y 560

P s y c h o l o gy o f L e a r n i n g l e a s t three

P r e r e qu i s i t e :

above the 200

l ev e l .

fu l l

c o u r S e s i n Psycho l ogy

P r a c t i cum i n Co u n s el i n g and Tes t i n g

P r e r eq u i S i t es :

Psychology 4 5 0 and

54 0 .

Sup e r v i s ed F i e l d Work Psycho logy 5 7 0 . I nd e p e n d e n t Research

the

Permi S S i on of P s y ch ol ogy 598

P r e r equ i s i t e :

d e p a r t ment.

The s i s and Th e s i s

S tu de n ts w r i t i n g a gra d ua te

Sem.lnor

t h e s i s w i l l b e r e q u i red

a t t end a s emi na r d u r i n g t�o s eme s t e rs , t he s i s

I n d i v i dua l

P s y ch o l ogy 4 5 0 .

Cou n s e l i n g Th eo ry a n d P ra c t i c e

Psychol ogy 5 4 0

Psychology 5 9 6 , 5 9 7

Psy h o l ogy

i n ps y c ho l ogy beyond

(24 0 ) .

243

i n c lu d i n s

least

P r e r e qu i s i te :

i n p s yc ho l ogy a r e :

for a c o u r s e

leve l .

One q u ar t e r t o ful l cours e c red i t . The requ i r ements

De p a r tme n t .

Psychologi c a l Te s t i n g

two ad d i t i onal f u l l c ou r s e s

the 2 1 1

the

s c i en ce � .

requ t s t t� . :

least

S t a t i s t i ca l ,Ie thods

Psyc h o l o gy 5 7 7

PSYCHOLOGY

( 24 0 )

Adolescen t Psychology

P s y hology t. l O

B,- ha v i o r

The B i o l ogy o f

P s y c h o logy 340

Psychol ogy 5 7 0

PO l itical S c i ence 1 0 1 ( o r 3 0 1 ) remDins t h e p re r eq u i S i t e for

I n fan cy and

S o c i a l Psycho l o gy

320

Psychol ogy 4 9 7 ,

3 15 B n d P . S .

P.S.

received c re di t for

p o l i t i c a l 8cie n ce l � c l u d i ng P . S .

251,

w nnd

p o l i t i c a l science ylll cons i s t

A �lor

i n corporates

Temporar i l y rep l a c e s 4 0 1 , T h e Psycho l o gy of

in t h e

I n many cases new c ou rs e s w i l l ca rry t h e same

th� Dep a r tmen t . course wi l l

and

wh i c h w i l l n ot be off ered .

P s y c h o l og y 4 50

cOQrse

i n Psycho logy

Eleme n t a ry Analys i s ,

mat er i a l f r om 390 , The Ex p e r i me n ta l P s y ch o l o gy of Percep t i o n J

Th i s

i nt r odu c t i o n of th e 4 - 1 -4 c a le nda r has nec e s s i t a t e d

operandL pub l i shed w i t h

in P s y c h o l ogy ex c ep t

1 1 0 and 44 1 .

P sy c ho logy 4 4 1

POLITICA L SCIENCE Th�

the a c ademic t h os e n o t ed .

to P sy c ho l o gy

to a l l ot h e r cou r s e s

A p re r equi s i te

p s ych ology beyond t h e 2 0 0

Special a t tent ion shou l d be given degree t n p hYS ic s "'hl ch

sen ior

to be o f fe r e d d ur i n g

They are f u l l C O U L s e s exc ep t f or

year 1 9 6 9 - 7 0 .

Prerequ i s i t e s :

for a maj o r w i l l b e 9 courses.

102 ,

l a s t se me s t er .

Psychology 4 0 5

ma j or in physIco

1 / 4 ho ur of ad

and

ed i n Physics 2 5 3 ,

a dva nc e -p I

for no n -maj o r s .

These 10 co u r s es

co n s i s t o f 10 cour ses .

wil

h.:lve

he en cou ra ged to fo l l ow 101 wi t h 2 5 3

and

seme s t er

the

c omp r ehe n s i v e exam i n a t i o n

i n prepar a t ion f o r a f i a n l

d u r i ng the

P syc ho l o gy

If s tu d e n t s i n

ch <::m ls tty and ma th ,

21 1 ....·i 1 1 be an (': l c-mcn t.1ry tr e a tm e n t o f

Phy � i c 6

moderu p hysic

the equiva len t o f

non-ma j o r s .

fields , par t i. c.u larly bio logy , should

f i rs t

the

Reading or o th e r work du r i ng

Ch i l d hood .

102 wi l l be

f o rmer oo e �y e a r course for

they

for

re g l s t e r

Ph y s i c a l Chemis tr y

th e first t e rm.

o ther

physics,

shou ld

Circu i t

snd

( p r ov i d i n g they have completed t h e

Advan cd A pp l i ed Ma th

p re-requ i s l t e s )

Phy s i c s

(Phy s i cs 2 5 6 )

(Physics 2 7 2 )

I n s t r ume n t a t i o n

£lcc t r ollUl gn e t i c Theor y

of P s ych o l ogy wi l l ...... r i t e a

' i l l b e d i r e c l e d t owar d making u p o f any d e f i c i e n c i e s

Psychology 2 4 3 for nex t ye a r .

The p r o gr am for j unio � s rema i n s unl·.hang ed

our

and Ph YS i c s

the second

456 n n d 4 2 2

t e rm .

snd

i n t e rLm and

senior ye s r .

their

A ha l f

(Phy s i c s 3 3 1 . 332) 421

t h e Dep ar tm e n t

p r e l i m i n a ry c omp re h ens ive exam i n a t i on du ring

no t

longer

comp l e t e d .

RELIGION tak"" befor e the end of The. iie c ood course . y b e the other on u pp er d l v i s i oo c o u r s e , or t.he

RC l1810n 103 or 203 shall be

the :liophomc>rc y

l owe l: di

i s ion c o u r s c ,

se n i or . e.mina r in Re l i gion .

i f the

a r e p r op o s i n g

SOCIOLOGY

i n t r o du c e

and t oo l s

c o n c ep·ts

s ever a l o f

t he c o n t emporary

Majors w i l l b e required

t 3ke at l ea s t 8 cou rs e s .

Either

Soc l o1 gy

101 o r 220 , 5 2 1 and 5 5 0 mu s t b e i nc lu de d

The rema i n ing five c o u r s e s must be d i s t r ibuted

that 2 c ome from c o u r s es

f r o m tfte 400

category.

i n c on s u l t a t i o n w i t h i s o u r f e l ing

individual

u p o n app r ov a l

h i s a dv i s e r .

that

th' have a g r e e d , hO'""ev e r , c our s es

t he eight

that

i n c lude Soc i o l ogy 4 0 5 ,

ma j o r may n o t

408 .

co ur s e s

or 4 2 1 .

the ma i n s t reZlm o f s o c i o lo gy .

th� k i n d

c ommu ni t y as

the

tha t

of work

s o c i o l o g i s t s w i ll

course

leader s ,

!•.; i l l

in h i gh s c hoo·l .

c o n t emporary

t h e i_ r

interested

c ou r s e .

th i s

a l s o b e u s e d b y s t u d en t s w h o h a v e h a d a

involves

them

t he

t h e cou r s e Soc l o l ogy

t B k Lng

in t he Counc i l

S tu d e n t s p l a n n i n g t o s ee k emp l oyme n t

the h e ] p i n g s erv i c e s o r p l a o n i ng to a t tend g ra d u a t e

This

s o c i o logy

b e an a n a l y s i s o f

the o r i e s

s tu d IP n t major i ns S o c i o l ogy e n t er

1 0 1 or

s o c i a l welfare for

i n c o l l e ge .

rOllT y e a r s

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