1961, fall preliminary class schedule

Pacific Lut:heran . Universit:y

PRELlM1NARY

*

FALL SEMESTER 1961

FALL SCHEDULE The

1961

Fall semester

-

offerings are

1961

listed alphabetically

according to departments.

Courses open to freshmen and

sophomores

are numbered

101-299 and are considered lower division subjects. Courses apen

to juniors and seniors are numbered 300-499 and are regarded

as upper d ivisia n subj ects. Courses numbered 500 are open to

graduate students only.

The student should have his entire program made up of sub­ jects in the division in which he classifies.

Prerequisites can be ascertained from your adviser or the gen­ eral catalog. In most cases lower division courses ore basic and

should be completed before registering for upper division courses.

A student must have a grade point average of 2.25 to be eligible to register for any courses in the School of Education.

The number in parentheses following the course title is the number of semester hours of credit allowed for the course.

The letters La, Lb, Lc, etc., refer to the laboratory sectians.

The letter S with a number (SI, S2, etc.) refers to class sectian.

The time for the courses is given according to periods in the day and not according to the hour of the day. The student's pro­ gram should designate the period and not the hour of the day except in cases where the time is clearly indicated on the sched­ ule as for late afternoon and evening classes.

The University reserves the right to cancel any class for fiable cause.

j usti­

FALL REGISTRATION SCHEDULE Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors are invited to make appoint­ ments with their advisers May 8-20 to make out their class pro­ grams for the Fall semester.

DIRECTIONS FOR REGISTRATION

1. Obtain

your registration card at the Registrar's office in the

Administration Building.

2. In consultation with your adviser fill out your schedule of classes.

3. Print your full legal name on the card. Fill out all general information requested on the registration cord

with

ball "en or "encil to 00

throuoh

Write

: three carbons.

firmly

4. Leave the cord in the Registrar's office where you will pick it up in the fall at the time you pay your fees. You will at that time place your name on all class cards and grade report cords which will be attached to your registration card.

BUILDING SYMBOLS ARE AS FOLLOWS A-Administration Buil di n g

G-Gymnasium

AS-Art Building

L-Library

CS-Class Building

S-Science Hall

CMS-Chapel-Music-Speech Building PERIOD TIME SCHEDULE

lst Period ...... 7:50- 8:40 a.m.

5th Period ...... 12:30- 1 :20 p.m.

2nd Period...... 8:50- 9:40 a.m.

6th Period ..... . 1 :30- 2:20 p.m.

Chapel .......... 9:50-10:20 a.m.

7th Period ...... 2:30- 3:20 p.m.

3rd Period ......10:30-11 :20 a.m.

8th Period ...... 3:30- 4:20 p.m.

4th Period ......11 :30-12:20 p.m.

9th Period ...... 4:30- 5:20 p.m.

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ART 110

INTRODUCTION TO THE VISUAL ARTS (3) 3&4& SI T. 4 Th. A-200 S2 A-lOI 8 M.W.F.

III

FUNDAMENTALS OF ART SI M.W.F. S2 T. Th.F. S3 M. W. F. S4 T.Th.

112

213

219

231

325

AB AB AB AB

DRAWIN G AND PAINTING (2) 3& 4 M.W.

AB'

CLAY MODELING ( 2) T.Th.

3&4

ABb

POSTER DESIGN (2) M.W.

6&7

ABb

OIL PAINTING (2) SI T.Th. S2 T.Th.

6&7 7:00 pm

ABb ABb

Mr. Roskos

Mr. Roskos

(2) AB AB

Mr. Roskos Mr. Kittleson Mrs. Engeset

(2) 6 &7 7.00 pm

ABb ABb

HISTORY AND APPRECIATION OF ART (3) T.Th. 3.30-4045 A-117

431, 432 Oil PAINTING 51 T.Th. 52 T.Th.

(2)

450

(2路4)

SPECIAL PROBLEMS

Mr. Kittleson Mr. Kittleson Mr. Elwel l Mr. Elwol l

Mr. Roskos

ART IN THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SI 7.00 pm T. S2 W. 7.00 pm

331, 332 Oil PAINTING SI T.Th. 52 T.Th. 411

(3 ) 1&2 3&4 6&7 6,7, 8

Mr. Elwell

ABb ABb

6 &7 7.00 pm

Mr. Roskos Mr. Kittl eson Mr. Kittl eson

Mr. Roskos Mr. Kittl eson Mr. Roskos

To be arranged

BIOLOGY 101

131

GENERAL BIOLOGY Lecture M.W. La M.W. Lb T.Th.

(4)

Mr. Knudsen 3 1& 2 1 &2

5-108 5-209 5-209

GENERAL ZOOLOGY (4) Lecturo TV M.W.F. 4

6,7,8 6,7,8 6,7, 8 6 ,7,8

A-lOl A-211 A-213 5-209 5-209 5-209 5-209

6 6&7

5-203 5-203

51 52

53 La Lb Lc Ld

141

161

201

231

M. T. W. Th.

GENERAL BOTANY (4) Lecfuro T.Th. Lob M.W. HUMAN ANATOMY AND Lec t ure T.Th. La W.F. Lb T.Th. T.W. Lc MICROBIOLOGY (4) L ecture M.F. Lob Th.F. GENETICS

Mr. Strunk

Stoff Stoff Stoff Stoff Mr. Ostenson

PHYSIOLOGY 1&2 3&4 6 &7

(4) 5-108 5-211 5-211 5-211

6 7 &8

5-309 5-207

1

Mr. Lerces Mi5S Ford Miss Ford Miss Ford Miss Ford

(3) M.W.F.

Miss Ford 5-203

-3-

371

PARASITOLOGY (4) To be arranged

411

HISTOLOGY Lecture Lab

Mr. Knudsen

Mr. Lercel

(4) T.Th_ T.Th_

2 3

&

S-203 S-203

4

497

INDEPENDENT STUDY (1 -2) To be arranged

103

BUSINESS MATHEMATICS AND MACHINES (2) 6 T.Th_ A-219

Mr. Peterson

141

BEGINNING TYPEWRITING T.Th_ lab hours to

Mrs. Hilbert

Stoff

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

142 143 211

212 241 243

(2) A-21S arranged

be

ADVANCED TYPEWRITING (2) M_T_Th.F. 3

A-21S

BEGINNING SHORTHAND Doily

A-21S

Mrs. Hilbert Mrs. Hilbert

(3) 6

ELEMENTARY ACCOUNTING 3 51 M.W.F_ 4 M. W.F_ 52 6 M.W_F_ 53

(3)

EL EMENTARY ACCOUNTING M.W.

(3)

BUSINESS COMMUNICATION M.W.F. 4

A-21 7 A-217 A-217

Mr. Zulauf A-217 Mrs. Hilbert

(3) A-21S

Mrs. Hilbert

ADVANCED SHORTHAND (3) M.T.W. Th. 7

A-215

301

INTERMEDIATE ECONOMIC ANALYSIS (3) 6 M_T.Th A-213

311

INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING M. W.F.

313 315

FEDERAL TAX

(3) T.Th.

Mr. Peterson

INTERNATIONAL TRADE T.Th.

351

ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT M.W.F. 3

371

MARKETING

STATISTICS

391

440b

457

473

499

(3) M.W.F.

Mr. Peterson A-21 9

(3) 1 O,30-11,4Sam A-21 1

(3J M.W.F.

3Bl

A-219

7,SO-9.15am A-217

331

SALES MANAGEMENT T.Th.

(3) A-221

(3) 7,SO-9,ISam A-211

King

Mr. King Mr.

King

Mr.

King

Mr. Pierson 4

A-21 9 Mr. Peters A-213

BUSINESS EDUCATION IN THE SECONDARY SCHOOl (2) A-21 S W_ PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION (3) 7,00 pm T.Th. (3) T.

Mr.

A-21 1

BUSINESS LAW (3) M. W.F.

PURCHASING

Mr. Pierson Mr. Zulauf

(3)

COST ACCOUNTING (3) M.W.F. 3

373

Mr. Zulauf Mr. Peterson Mr. Zulauf

Mr. Peterson

Mr. Pearson A-217 Mr.

King

7,00-9,45pm A-211

MAJOR CONFERENCE (1-4) To be arranged

-4-

Staff

CHEMISTRY 101

GENERAL INORGANIC CHEMISTRY Le,"'re �

Lb 121

Mr. Schwarz

S·106 S-314 S-314

INORGANIC CHEMISTRY AND QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS (4) Le,"'re TV

51 52 La Lb L,

T.Th.F.

Mr. Anderson

M. T. W. Th. F.

Ld

Le 203

(3)

2 1&2 3&4

T.Th. M. Th.

6,7,6 6,7,6 6,7,8 6,7,6 6,7, 6 (4) 1 6&7

ORGANIC CHEMISTRY Lecture Lab

A-lOl A-202 S-314 S-314 S-314 S-314 S-314

M.W.F. T.Th.

Mr. Huestis S-108 S-301

221

INDUSTRIAL CHEMICAL CALCULATIONS (2) S-307 2 M.W.

311

PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY Lecture Lab

321

S-307 S-302

(4)

Mr. Olsen S-309 S-312

4 6,7,8

ORGANIC QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS Leelure Lab

4�1

T.Th. T.Th.

(4)

4 6,7,6

T.Th. W.F.

Mr. Huestis

S-307 S-301

(1. 3)

INDEPENDENT STUDY

Mr. Ohen

Mr. Schwarz

1 6,7, 6

QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS Leclure Lab

401

(4)

T.Th.F. M.

Mr. Huestis Mr. Schwarz Mr. Olsen Mr. Schwarz Mr. Olsen

Staff

To be arranged 451

RESEARCH

(1.4)

Staff

To be arranged

CLASSICS 301

VOCABULARY BUILDING, GREEK IN CURRENT USE (2) T.Th.

Mr. Roe

L-115

7

ECONOMICS 101

PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS SI

S2 300

M.W.F, M.W.F.

GENERAL ECONOMICS

361

Mr. Pierson A-213

7

INTERMEDIATE ECONOMIC ANALYSIS M.T.Th.

331

Mr. Pierson A-207 A-213

(3)

M.T.Th. JOI

(3)

1 2

INTERNATIONAL TRADE T.Th. STATISTICS

Mr. Pierson

(3)

Mr. King

10,30-11,45 A-211

(3)

Mr. Pierson

M.W.F. 497-499

(3) A-213

6

A-219

4

INDEPENDENT STUDY

(1.3)

Mr. Pierson

To be arrangod

EDUCATION 202

INTRODUCTION TO EDUCATION

SI S2 301

T.Th_F. T.Th.F.

HUMAN DEVelOPMENT SI

52

M.W.F. M.W.F.

(3)

Mr. A. Hagen,Miss Nielsen A-204 A-115

1

3 (3)

Miss Runbeck A-207 A-207

3 7

5

-

-

METHODS AND OBSERVATION T.Th.F. 6

3110

Tn.

Tn.

3120b

315

A-ll7

METHODS AND OBSERVATION Sl M.W. F. 3 Tn. 1-3 S2 T.Tn.F. 4 Tn.

Mr. Pederson

(3)

6 1-3

T.Tn.F.

311 cd

Mrs. Broeckel A· l 1 5

METHODS AND OBSERVATION

311b

312 cd

(3)

1-3

(3)

Mr. Stein A·l17 A·l15

1 -3

THE TEACHING OF READING M.W. 2

(2)

THE TEACHING OF READING M.W.

(2)

INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS

Mrs, Sten son A·208

Mr. A. Hagen

(2)

4,30 pm

Tn.

Mrs. Stenson A·202

5·108

319

THE TEACHING OF ARITHMETIC (2 ) 51 A·l05 T.Th. 4 M. 4,30 pm 52 A·117

370

PRINCIPLES OF GUIDANCE M.W. 6

Mr. Eklund

(2)

A·ll7

413

SCIENCE IN THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (2) 4,30 pm A·I05 M.

414

SOCIAL STUDIES IN THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (2) Th. 4,30 pm A·115

416

PARENT· TEACH ER CONFERENCE (2) A·ll5 W. 4,30 pm

423

LANGUAGE ARTS IN THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (2) Th. 4,30 pm A·l05

426

440b

440c

4610b

PRIMARY READING T.

Miss Nielsen

Mr.

Pederson

Miss Runbeck Miss Runbeck

Miss Niel sen Miss Runbeck

(2) 4,30 pm

A·115

BUSINESS EDUCATION IN THE SeCONDARY SCHOOL (2) 4,30 pm A·215 W. ENGLISH IN THE SECONDARY SCHOOL (2) A·212 M.W. CURRICULUM, METHODS AND STUDENT TEACHING (4)

Mr. Peterson Miss Kn udson

Mrs. Sten son

M.W.Tn.f.' 1,00-3,30

T.' T. 461cd

4630

463b

463cd

1,00-2,30 3,00-4,00

A·l15

CURRICULUM, METHODS AND STUDENT TEACHING (4) Mr. A. Hogen 51 M.W.Th.F.' 1,00-3,30 1,00-2,30 T.' A·105 3,00-4,00 T. 52 M.W.Tn.F.' 1,00-3,30 Mr. Stein 1,00-2,30 T.' T. 3,00-4,00 A·208 STUDENT TEACHING Doily· 51 M.

(9)

STUDENT TEACHING Doily· M.

(9)

STUDENT TEACHING 51 Doily· M. 52 Doily· M.

Mrs. Broeckel

8,30-12,00 3,00-4,00

A· 1 1 5 Mr. Pederson

8,30-12,00 3,00-4,00

A·l0 5

(9) 8,30-12,00 3,00-4,00 8,30·12,00 3,00-4,00

"At designated public schools

-6-

Mr. Amend A·117 Mr. Sioding A·202

473

INTRODUCTION TO COUNSELING 51 T.Th. 8 S2 M. 4.30 pm

(2) A-202 A-202

Mr. J. Hagen Mr. Sol berg

475

EMOTIONAL PROBLEMS OF CHILDREN (2) Th. 7,00 pm A-105

Miss Runbeck

478

MENTAL HEALTH FOR TEACHERS (2) Th. A路223 7,00 pm

Mr. Solberg

505

PHILOSOPHY OF EDI,JCATION (3) M.W. 7,00 pm

Mr. Corlson A-l05

507

ADVANCED EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOlOGY (2) T. 7,00 pm A-105

Mr. Corlson

546

CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT (2) Th. 7,00 pm

Mr. Amend

557

EVALUATION

A-115 Mr.5joding

(2) W.

GRADUATE SEMINAR M.

7,00 pm

A-115

7,00 pm

A-115

Mr. Sjoding

(0)

ENGLISH 51

101

PREPARATORY ENGLISH M.W.F. 51 52 M.W.F. COMPOSITION (3) M.W.F. 51 T.Th.F. 52 M.W.F. 53 M. T.Th. 54 T.Th.F. 55 M.W.F. 56 M.W.F. 57 M.T.Th. 58 M.W.F. 59 T.Th.F. 510 M.W.F. 511 M.W.F. 512 T.Th.F. 513" M.W.F. 514 M.W.F. 515 M.W.F. 516 M.W.F_ 517

102

203

217

A-221 A-208

A-210 A-208 A-212 A-214 A-206 A-208 A-214 A-210 A-115 A-208 A-l05 A-206 A-210 A-212 A-214 A-210 A-212 A-212 A-206 A-212 A-214

L-115 CB-l09 A-214 A-208

Stoff

518

T.Th.F_

519

M.W.F. M.W. F. M.W.F.

2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 6 6 7 7

COMPOSITION (3) M.W.F. 51 T.Th.F. S2 M.W.F. 53 M.W.F. 54

2 3 6 7

520 521

JOURNALISM

Mrs. Johnson

(0) 1 4

Stoff

Mr. Nesvig

(2) T.Th.

THE SHORT STORY

A-214 Mr. Reigstod

(2) A-206

T.Th.

218

230

233

It

ADVANCED COMPOSITION T.Th. 7

Mrs. Johnson

(2) A-212

AN APPROACH TO LITERATURE 3 M.W.F. Sl 7 M.W.F. S2

(3)

WORLD LITERATURE (3) M.W.F. 51 T. Th. 4,30 pm 52

Open by in vitation only.

-7-

A-211 A-200

Mr. Reigstcd Mrs. Johnson Miss Bl o mquist

A-200 A-200

251

LITERARY BACKGROUNDS

(3)

M.W.F. 321

CHILDREN·S LITERATURE

(2) A·207

MASTERPIECES OF EXPOSITORY LITERATURE

2

M.W.F. 341

Min Blomquist

4

M.W. 329

Mr. Ranson A·200

4

AMERICAN LITERATURE

SHAKiSPEARE

A·200 Mr. Ranson

(3) M.W.F.

388

SEVENTEENTH CENTURY LITERATURE 5

ENGLISH NOVEL

A-212

7,00 pm

A-223

Miss Knudson

Min Knudson

Mr. Reigltad

EARLY NINETEENTH CENTURY LITERATURE T.Th.F.

497

(2)

8

(3)

W. 483

(3) A-212

ENGLISH IN THE SECONDARY SCHOOLS M.W.

451

A·200

3

M.W.F. 440c

Mr. Carllon

Mr. Ranton

(3)

M.W.F. 383

(3)

A·217

MAJOR CONFERENCE

(3)

Mr. Ranlon

L-116

7

Mr. Relg.tad

(2)

To be arranged

FRENCH 101

ELEMENTARY FRENCH 51 52

201

Staff

3

L-1l5

7

A-211

GRAMMAR AND CONVERSATION

(2)

SURVEY OF FRENCH LITERATURE

FRENCH CIVILIZATION T.Th.

Stoff l-IIS

3

Staff

(3)

6

L-IIS

(2) 4

L-116

M.W.F. 335

A-I05 A-206

(3)

M.W.F. M.W.F.

T.Th. 301

Staff

2 4

INTERMEDIATE FRENCH 51 S2

221

(4)

Dally Dally

Staff

GENERAL ENGINEERING 101

ENGINEERING PROBLEMS

lSI

(2) I

T.Th.

Staff S-210

ENGINEERING DRAWING AND DESCRIPTIVE GEOMETRY (2) W.F.

6 &7

Staff

S-210

GEOGRAPHY 101

WORLD GEOGRAPHY

Mr. Jansan

(3) CB-200

M.W.F.

GEOLOGY 101

GENERAL GEOLOGY

lecture lab

M.W. T.Th.

(4)

Staff 3 3&4

-8-

5-210 5-210

GERMAN 101

SI S2 53 54

201

A·202 A·202 Mrs. little

(2)

GRAM/,\AR AND CONVERSATION

A·223

3

Mrs. little

(3)

SCIENTIfiC GERMAN M.W.f.

301

S taff

(3) 3 4

M.W.f.

T.Th.f.

T.Th. 251

Staff A·202 A·221 A·213 A·210

1 2 3 7

Dally Daily Daily Daily

INTERMEDIATE GERMAN SI S2

221

(4)

ELEMENTARY GERMAN

A·223

7

Mrs. little

(3)

GERMAN CLASSICS

A·223

M.W.f.

335

Mrs. little

(2)

GERMAN CIVILIZATION

A·221

T.Th. 451

ADVANCED COMPOSITION AND ORAL EXPRESSION (2)

497

Mrs. liltle A·221

4

M.f.

INDEPENDENT STUDY

Mrs. little

(1.2)

To be arranged

GREEK 201

(4)

ELEMENTARY GREEK

311

NEW TESTAMENT

Mr. Roe 4

DoilY

A·214 Mr. Roe

(3) CB·I08

M.W.f.

HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION 101

ACTIVITIES (Women) SI S2 S3

54

55 56 !iT sa

105

M.W. T.Th. W.F. T.Th. W.F. T.Th. W.f.

T.Th.

3 3 4 4 6 7 8

ADAPTED ACTIVITIES (Women)

ACTIVITIES (Men) Sl S2 S3

54 55 S6

201

I

7 8

Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym

3 4 5 6

Gym Gym Gym Gym

S taff

S

(1)

M.

M. f. f.

BEGINNING BADMINTON AND TENNIS

BEGINNING BOWLING SI S2 53

207

Gym

2 2

M.W. 204

Mrs. Young

(I)

6

(1)

T.Th. M.W. T.Th. T.Th. T.Th. W.F.

BEGINNING GOLF SI S2 53 54

202

Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym

I

M.W. 107

Mrs. Templin

(1)

T. T. T.

S

(I)

Mr. lundgoord Mr. LundgQord Mr. Gabrielsen Mr. Gabrielsen Mr. Salzman

Gym

(1) I &2 3 &4 6&7

TUMBLING AND GYMNASTICS

Paradise Bowl Mr. Solzman Paradise B. Mr. lundgoard Paradise B. Mr. Gabrielsen (1)

M.W.

Mr. Gabrielsen GYm

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210

51 52 270

(3)

HEALTH ESSENTIALS

FOOTBALL

Mrs. Young

M.W.F.

2

G·l

M.W.F.

4

G·,

(2)

Mr. Gabrielsen G·3

T.Th. 310

(2)

HEALTH EDUCATION

3'2

Mrs. Young G·l

4

T.Th.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION IN THE ELEMENTARY (2) SCHOOL

333

METHODS IN TEACHING TEAM SPORTS (Women) (2)

ATHLETIC TRAINING

Mr. Gabrielsen

(2) G·3

M.W. 34'

(2)

METHODS IN FOLK GAMES

Mrs. Young Gym

7,00 pm

W. 345

G·,

SCHOOL RECREATION

G·,

7,00 pm

CORRECTIVE THERAPY

Sialf

(4)

T.Th. 450

Mr. Salzman

(2)

W. 390

Mr. Salzman

(2)

PRINCIPLES OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION T. Th.

346

Mri. Templin

G·3 & Gym

W.F. 336

Mrs. Young

G·'

M.W.

12,30·4,30pm

Am. Lake Hosp.

THE SCHOOL PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROGRAM (2)

Mr. Salzman G·l

M.W.

HISTORY '03

HISTORY OF WESTERN EUROPE

Mr. Schnackenberg

M.W.F.

L·l04

Mr, Nodtvedt

M.W.F.

6

L·l'7

Mr. Schnackenberg

(3)

51

M.W.F.

1

L·117

�2

T.Th.F.

2

L·'17

Mr. Akre

M.W.F.

4

L· 117

Mr. Ristuben

M.W.F.

6

L· '04

Mr. Vigness

54

241

L·l04

AMERICAN HISTORY

53

210

Mr. Ristuben

3 4

52

54

203

L·'04

M.W.F.

M.W.F.

53

THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST 51

T.Th.

52

M.

Mr. Akre

(2) L·l04

4,30 pm

HISTORY OF THE ANCIENT WORLD

MEDIEVAL HISTORY

(3) L·114

7

L·115

Mr. Nodlvedt

NINETEENTH CENTURY EUROPE

(3)

THE RENAISSANCE

7,00 pm

ENGLISH CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY M.W.F.

491

7,00 pm

HISTORY OF EUROPEAN DIPLOMACY W.

471

Mr. Nodtvedt

(3)

T. 455

Mr. Schnackenberg L·116

T.Th.F. 423

6

L·117 (3)

To be arranged'

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Mr. Schnackenberg

l·'15 (3)

Mr. Nodlvedl

l·116

INDEPENDENT READING AND RESEARCH (Seminar)

Mr. Akre

3 (3 )

M.W.F. 337

Mr. Vigness

L·l04

M.W.F. 313

(3)

,

Sl

('·2)

Mr. Nodtvedr, Mr. Schnackenberg

LATIN 101

ELEMENTARY LATIN

Mr. Malmin

(4)

201

L-1 1 4

4

Daily INTERMEDIATE LATIN

(3)

M.W.F.

7

M r. Mc l m in L-114

MATHEMATICS 101

INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA

(3)

M.W.F. 1 12

PLAN& TRIGONOMETRY SI S2

1 31

200

S·110

(2)

T.Th. M. W.

1

2

COLLEGE ALGEBRA SI S2

Slaff

7

ANALYTIC GEOMETRY AND CALCULUS

(4)

ANALYTIC GEOMETRY AND CALCULUS 6

(3)

Slaff

(3)

Slaff

A.223

DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS

MODERN ALGEBRA

SlaH

A.223

4

(3)

M.W.f.

453

SlaH

CB.l09

ANALYTIC GEOMETRY AND CALCULUS

M.W.f.

311

A·223 S·309

M.T.Th. 202

SlaH SlaH

(3)

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FUNDAMENTALS OF MUSIC

51 52 110

M.W.F.

6

M.W.F.

6

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(3) CMS·227 CMS·228

Mr. Gilbertson Mr. Knopp Staff

(I) To be arranged

111

THEORY

Miss Payne

(3) CMS·228

Doily 120

MUSIC SURVEY

Mr. Christensen

(3) CMS·227

M.W.F. 132

CONCERT CHORUS

Mr. Fritts

(1) CMS-228

Doily 134

CHOIR OF THE WEST

135

MADRIGAL SINGERS

9

CMS·227

7,00 pm

CMS·227

Mr. Newnhom

(1)

1.

136

Mr. Malmin

(1)

Daily

UNIVERSITY ORCHESTRA

(1)

Mr. Gilbertson

To be arranged 137

CHAMBER ENSEMBLE

Mr. Gilbertson

(1)

To be arranged 138

Mr. Gilbertson

UNIVERSITY BAND CMS·228

Doily 141

STRINGS-VIOLIN, VIOLA

(1)

Mr. Gilbertson

To be arranged 150

PIANO

Slaff

(1-2) To be arranged

152

ORGAN

(1-2)

Staff

To be arranged 154

VOICE

Sta ff

(1-2) To be arranged

156

VIOLIN, VIOLA

Mr. Gilbertson

(1·2)

To be arranged

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(I)

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Siaff

To b e arranged 162

(I)

CLASS ORGAN

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To be arranged 211

THEORY

Mr. Frith

(4) Doily

221

HISTORY

CMS-228

(I)

M r. Chri stensen 4

131I

MODAL COUNTERPOtNT

CMS-227

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340

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Mr. Christensen

(3)

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CMS-215

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341

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Mr. Gilbertson

Mr_ Fritts

(2) CMS-227

7,00 pm

M. 350

(2) CMS-228

PIANO (Advanced)

Staff

(1-2)

To be arranged 352

ORGAN (Advanced)

Staff

( 1-2)

To be arranged 354

VOICE (Advanced)

(1-2)

Staff

To be arranged

360

CLASS PIANO

Staff

(1) To be arranged

362

CLASS ORGAN

Staff

(1)

To be arranged 421

HISTORY OF CHURCH MUSIC T.Th.

425

(2)

Mr. Chridensen

5

CMS-215

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MAJOR CONFERENCE

Mr. Christensen

To be arranged 428

MUSICOLOGY

(1-3)

Mr. Christensen

To be arranged 435

OPERA WORKSHOP

Mr. Newnham

(1-3)

To be arranged 491

(I -3)

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Mr. Christensen, Mr. Fritts

To be arranged

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ELEMENTARY NORSE

Mr. Malmin

(4)

Do i l y 201

INTERMEDIATE NORSE M.W.F_

L-114 Mr. Govig

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INTRODUCTION TO NURSING

235

CB-l06

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Mrs. Morken

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INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY 4 M.W.F. PRINCIPLES OF PHILOSOPHY 6 T.Th.F.

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Mr. Kuethe A·207

HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY (3) 3 M.T.Th. ETHICS

(3)

Mr. Kuethe l·117 Mr. Arbaugh

(3) M.W.F. M.W.

7,00 pm

PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION 8 M.W.F. ORIENTAL PHILOSOPHY M.T.Th.

A-207 A-213

(3)

Mr. Kuethe A·207

(3) 4

Mr. Arbaugh L·115

THEORY OF KNOWLEDGE AND SCIENTIFIC METHOD (3) 7 T.Th.F. A·221

Mr. Arbaugh

PHYSICS 151

261

311 315

451

Slaff

ESSENTIALS OF PHYSICS (4) 3 lecture M.W.F. 7 &8 W. La 3 &4 Lb Th.

S·110 S·120 5·120

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Mr. Jordahl Mr, Jordahl Mr. Jordahl Slaff Slaff Mr. lordahl

MODERN PHYSICS (3) M.W.F.

S·110

HEAT AND THERMODYNAMICS (4) 1 lecture M.W.F. 6,7,8 Lab Th.

S·103 5·103

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5·110 5·120

Mr, Jordahl

Slaff

POLITICAL SCIENCE 101

INTRODUCTION TO POLITICAL SCIENCE (3) 6 CB·l09 M.W.F,

Mr. Farmer

251

AMERICAN NATIONAL GOVERNMENT (3) CB·l09 7 T.Th.F.

Mr. Ristuben

301

PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL SCIENCE M.W.F, 4

315

HISTORY OF POLITICAL THOUGHT 2 M.W.F,

331

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457

(3) CMS·227 (3) CB·l08 l·116

Mr. Pearson A·217

471

ENGLISH CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY (3) l·116 M.W.F,

483

DEMOCRATIC POLITICAL SYSTEMS (3) CB·l08 2,30·4,00 T.Th,

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Mr. Former Mr. Ristuben

(3)

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION (3) 7,00 pm T.Th.

Mr. Farmer

Mr. Nodtvedt

Mr. Former

PSYCHOLOGY 101

110

201

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353

370

473

CMS-227 A-204 A-117 A-200 A-204 A-117

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J. Hogen J. Hagen

Mr. Solberg Mr. Winther Mr.

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A-212 A-214

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(3) 3 7

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Mr. Winther

Miss Runbeck

ADJUSTMENT

2

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PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTING (2) 7,00 pm T. PRINCIPLES

Mr. Winther Mr, Winther Mr. Mr.

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Mr. J. Hogen

Mr. Eklund

A-223

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Mr. Eklund

A-117

INTRODUCTION TO COUNSELING T.Th. 8 51 4,30 pm M. 52

(2) A-202 A-202

478

MENTAL HEALTH FOR TEACHERS (2) 7,00 pm Th. A-223

500

ADVANCED GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY T. Th. 4,30 pm

(3) A-210

Mr.

J. Hogen

Mr. Solberg Mr. Solberg

Mr.

J. Hogen

RELIGION 101

LIFE

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THE BIBLE-NEW TESTAMENT T.Th.

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Mr. Govlg

Mr. Vigness Mr. Christopherson

Mr. Vigness Mr. Christopherson Mr. Vigneu Mr. Christopherson Mr.

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Mr.

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Mr. Govig Mr. Roe Mr. Roe Mr. Govig Mr. Govig

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Mr. Govig

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RUSSIAN 101

201

ELEMENTARY RUSSrAN Dail y

Staff

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INTERMEDIATE RUSSIAN (3) 7 M.W.F.

A·206

SCIENCE (GENERAL) 121

INTRODUCTION TO BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE (4) A.l0l 5 M.W.F. lecture la T. 3&4 S·209 Ib Th. 1 &2 S·211 Ie Th. 3&4 S·209 ld F. 6&7 S·209

122

INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICAL SCIENCES (4) CB·200 5 lectur.

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101

INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY Sl M.W.F. 2 S2 M.T.Th. 5 53 M.W.F. 7

Mr. Ostenson

Staff

SOCIOLOGY (3) A·204 A·207 CB·2oo

Mr. Knorr Mr. Jansen Mr. Jansen Mr. Schiller

202

CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL PROBLEMS M. T.Th.

(3) A·206

255

HUMAN ECOLOGY (3) M.W.F.

CMS·227

300

344

360

431

435

497

Mr. Jansen

PRINCIPLES OF SOCIOLOGY 6 M.W.F.

Mr. Schil l er

(3) A-202

CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY (3) T.Th. 7,00 pm

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HUMAN MIGRATION (3) M.W.F. 4

A·l05

THE FAMILY

Mr. Jansen

Mr. Schil l er

Mr. Knorr

(3) M.W.F.

A-204

FIELD OF SOCIAL WORK (3) 7 T.Th.F.

Mr. Schiller A·202 Staff

INDEPENDENT STUDY (1·3) To be arranged

SPANISH 101

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Mr. Steen

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Mr. Elberson

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Mr. Utzinger

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