1964, fall preliminary class schedule

Pacific Lu�heran . Universi�y

PRELIMINARY

*

FALL SEMESTER 1964

FALL SCHEDULE:The

1964

Fall

semester

1964

offerings a-e listed

alphabetically

according to departments.

Courses open to

freshmen and sophomores

are numbered

101·299 and are considered lower divisi on subjects. Courses open to juniors and seniors are numbered 300·499 and are regarded as upper division subjects. Courses numbered 500 are open to graduate students only.

The stuclent should have his entire program made

up of

subjects in the division in which he classifies.

Prerequisites can be ascertained from your advisor or the gen· eral catalog. In most cases lower division courses are basic and should be completed before registering for upper division courses.

A stude nt 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 cou rse title is the number of semester hours of credit allowed for the course.

The leHers La, Lb, Lc, etc., refer to t'.1e laboratory sections.

The leiter S with a number (SI, 52, etc.) refers to c l oss sections, D refers to Discussion section, and

Q

refers to Quiz section.

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

The University reserves the right to ca n cel any closs for jus. tifiable couse.

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 cora. Fill out all general information requested on the registration cord. Wrife firmly with ball pen or pencil 10 go

Ihrough

Iluee carbons.

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 wi l l at that time place your nome on all grade report cords which will be aHached to your registration

co rd

.

BUILDING SYMBOLS ARE AS FOLLOWS A-Administration Bui l ding

G-Gymnosium

AB-Art Building

L-L1brary

CB-Class Building

S-Science Hall

EC-Eastvold Chapel

PERIOD TIME SCHEDULE lst Period ..... - 7:50· 8:40 o.m.

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

9:40a.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 ...... l0:30.11:20 a.m.

8th Period...... 3:30· 4:20 p.m.

4th Period ...... 11 :30·12:30 p.m.

9th Period ... ... 4 :30· 5:20 p.m.

2nd Period...... 8:50.

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ART 110

INTRODUCTION TO THE VISUAL ARTS Sl S2

111

213

CERAMICS

M.W.f.

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

T.Th.

SCU lPTURE

Oil PAINTING

SCULPTURE

6&7 7,00 pm

ABb ASb

6&7

ASb

T. Th.

SCULPT U R E

AS AB

6&7 7,00 pm

ABb ABb

(2)

M.W. T.Th.

(3)

3,30-4,45

A -l05

6&7

ABb

6 & 7 7,00 pm

ABb ABb

Mr. Roskoi Mr. Kittleson Mr. Kittloson

Mr. Roskos

(2)

Oil PAINTING

Mr. Roskol Mr. Kittleson

Mrs. Engeset

(2)

7,00 pm 7,00 pm

HISTORY AND APPRECIATION OF ART

51 52 450

AB

Mr. Roskos:

T.Th. 431

Mr. Roskol

(2) 3 & 4

(2)

T.Th. 415

ASb

( 2)

M.W. T.Th.

Oil PAINTING Sl 52

411

6&7

ART IN THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 51 52

331

ASb

Mr. Kittleson.

Mr. Elwell Mr. Kittleson Mr. Elwell Mrs. Engelet

Mr. Roskol

T.Th. 325

3 & 4

lETTERING AND lAYOUT

51 52 315

AS A-l05 A-l05 A-105 AS

(2)

T.Th. 231

1 & 2 1&2 3 & 4 6&7 7,8&9

Mr. Roskos:

T.Th. 218

A-101

(2) M.W.

21 5

Mr. Elwell

(3)

FUNDAMENTALS OF ART 51 S2 53 54 55

(3) A-117

3 & 4 & 4 8

T. Th. M.W.f.

( 2)

M.W. T.Th.

Mr. Roskos

(2-4)

SPECIAL PROBLEMS

Mr. Roskos Mr. Kittleson

To be arranged

BIOLOGY �cn4i1L. �..we.

101

lecture la lb Lc Ld 131

242

A-101 5-209 5-209 5·209 5-209

Mr. Pottie Mr. Schamberger Mr. Pattie Mr. Schamberge r Mr. Schamberger

6 3 & 4 3&4 6& 7 7 & 8

A-l0l 5-211 5-209 5-209 5-209

Mr. leroos Mr. Leroas Mr. Ostenson Mr. Ostenson Mr. Leroos

6 6&7 7&8

5-210 5-203 5-203

Mr. Guilford

(4)

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

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

S YSTEMAT I C BOTANY

lecture Lab 323

3 1& 2 1&2 3 & 4 5&6

HUMAN AN ATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY lecture La Lb Lc

T. Th.

1 1 & 2 3& 4 6&7

M. T.Th.

(4)

Mr. eerheim

5-108 5-211 5-211 5-211

(3)

Mr. Guilford

4,30·6,10 pm 5-203 4,30-6,] 0 pm 5-203

NATURAL HISTORY Of INVERTEBRATES lecture Lab

en;er

(4)

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

GENERAL B OTANY lecture La Lb

161

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

GENERAL ZOOLOGY lecture La lb Lc Ld

141

(4)

GENERAL BIOLOGY

J,

l1lelvj� L, 5d4#

(4)

4,30-6,10 pm 5-209 4,30-6,10 pm 5-209

-3-

Mr. Schamberger

361

COMPARATIVE ANATOMY W.F. M.W. M.W.

lecture La Lb 411

APPLIED PHYSIOLOGY

SEMINAR

2 1 & 2

S·210 S·211

Mr. leroa,

M.W. T.Th.

Mr. Gerheim

(3) 4

M.W.F.

lecture 481

S·211 S·211 S·211

(4)

HISTOLOGY Lectur.

Lab

434

Mr. Pattie

(4)

5 6 &7 8&9

S·110 Mr. Guilford

(1) To be arrangad

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION "50

BEGINNING TYPEWRITING M.T.W.Th.

103

ADVANCED TYPEWRITING

212

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

241

BUSINESS COMMUNiCATION

ADVANCED SHORTHAND

Mrs. Hilbert A·215

A·215

(2) 7,00 pm

INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING

FEDERAL INCOME TAXATION COST ACCOUNTING

INTERNATIONAL TRADE

(3)

PRINCIPLES OF BUSINESS EDUCATION 4,30 pm

ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT 1

(3) A·221

A·213

MARKETING

M.W.F.

2

373

SALES MANAGEMENT

(3)

391

BUSINESS LAW

(3)

T.Th.

7,50·9,15am A·213 Mr. Bottlger

(3) A·217

M.W.F.

452

Mr. Peterson

(3)

7,00 pm

371

STATISTICAL METHODS SI S2

(2)

A·215

A·221

PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT Th.

441

A·217

10,JO·11,45am A·213

M.W.F. 352

Mr. Harrington

(3)

7,00 pm

Th. 251

Mr. Peterso n A·221

3

DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS

T.Th. 340

Mr. Peterson

(3)

(3)

T. 331

Mr. Zulauf

7,50·9,15am A·217

M.W.F. 317

A·217

(3) A·221

T.Th. 315

Mrs. Hilbert

(3)

4

M.W.F. 313

Mrs. Hilbert

(3) 6

Th. 311

A·217

(3) A·215

SHORTHAND I (BEGINNING)

INVESTMENTS

Mr. Zulauf Mr. Peterson

(2)

2

Daily 261

A·217 A·217

7,00 pm

M.T.W.Th. 245

(4)

MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING

M.W.F. 243

A·215

3 4

M.

Mr. Peterson

Mrs. Hilbert

(2) 3

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING Sl S2

(2)

A·219

6

M.T.W.Th. 211

A·215

BUSINESS MATHEMATICS AND MACHINES T.Th.

142

Mrs. Hilbert

(0)

7

M.W.F. M.W.

BUSINESS POLICY

(3) 3 A·21 9 4,30·6,00pm A·219

(2)

T.Th.

A·217

-Non-credit service course-$20.00

-4-

Mr. Pierson

�73

PURCHASI NG

(3) A·221

T.

499

MAJOR CONFERENCE

599

INDEPENDENT RESEARCH

To

To

(1.�)

be arranged (1 ·3)

be arranged

CHEMISTRY 111

GENERAL INORGANIC CHEMISTRYY

lectu re ' La Lb Lc 121

• 1 &2

M.W.F. T.

6&7 7&8

M. F.

lecture

Lc

2 6,7& a 6,7 & 8 6,7& 8

T.Th .F. T. W.

Th.

• I 31 CHEMICAL PRINCIPLES lec t u r e

Lab

lecture

Lb

311

401

�51

Mr. G ilds e th Mr. Giddings

5·307 5·302 Mr. Huestis Mr. Giddings

(1)

Mr. Giddings

Mr. Huesti:;

Mr. Gilds-eth

(3) 5·307

lecture

La

T.Th. T.Tn.

Lb

W.F.

Mr. Olse!1

(4)

QUi.iiTITATIVE ANALYSIS

4 6,7&8 6,7&8

ORGANIC QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS

3 6,7 & 8

T. Th. W.F.

5·110 5·312 5·312 (4)

Mr. H uestis

5·307 5·302

(1·3)

INDEPENDENT STUDY

RESEARCH

Gildseth

be arranged

PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY

To

Mr.

Mr. Gild.eth

5·108 1.30·4.00 pm 5·301 1.30·4.00 pm S·301

W.F.

CHEMICAL LITERATURE

lecture Lob

441

Olsen

Mr. G i d di n g s

(4)

M.W.F. T.Th.

M.W.F.

3:',

Mr. Olsen

Mr.

Mr. Gi ldseth

Mr. Giddings

2 6,7 & 8

T.

To

5·108 5·314 5·314 5·314

(4)

T.Th.F.

ORGANIC CHEMISTRY La

309

5·108 5·314 5·314 5·314

INORGANIC CHEMISTRY AND QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS (4)

La Lb

203

(4)

be arranged

(1·3) To be a rra ng ed

·Students wishing to toke Chemistry 131 must register for 121. Those students who do well on a placement exam to be 91 ... en at the first meeting time of 121 will then be invited to transfer to 13 1 .

CLASSICS 301

VOCABULARY BUILDING. GREEK IN CURRENT USE

8

T. Th.

(2)

Mr. Roe

A·200

ECONOMICS 101

102

51

M.W.F.

S2

M.W.F.

A·207 A·207 7.00 pm

Sl

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

GENERAL ECONOMICS T.Th.

301

A·213

(4)

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

52 300

(3)

PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS W.

211

(3)

PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS

3 4

A·217 A·217

(3)

Mr. P iers o n

2,30·3,45pm A·213

INTERMEDIATE ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

(3)

To be arranged

331

INTERNATIONAL TRADE T.Th.

Mr. Zulauf Mr. Peterson

(3) 10.30·1"45am A·213 -5-

Mr. Pierson

441

51 52 497

(3)

STATISTICAL METHODS M.W.F. M . wtF.

INDEPENDENT STUDY

A·219 A-219

3 .

.. -

Mr. Pierson Mr. Niehen

(1)

To be arranged 498

INDEPENDENT STUDY

(2)

To be arranged 499

INDEPENDENT STUDY

(3)

To be arranged

EDUCATION 202

INTRODUCTION TO EDUCATION 51 52

301

HUMAN DEVELOPMENT 51 52 53

(3)

1 3

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

(3) A-206 A-207 A-213

2 4 7

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

311a METHODS AND OBSERVATION T.Th.F. Th.

T.Th.F. Th.

A-202

A-202

311cd METHODS AND OBSERVATION

2

370

THE TEACHING OF ARITHMETIC

416

(2)

Min Niellen A-115 A-117

(2) A-117

SCIENCE IN THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 4,30 pm

PARENT-TEACHER CONFERENCE T.

(2)

STATISTICAL METHODS 51

52 450

Mr. Stein Mrs. Koblbek

A-115

440c ENGLISH IN THE SECONDARY SCHOOL 441

(2)

A·115

4,30 pm

T.

Mrs. Nopjus Mr. Hagen

7

M.

(2)

5-1 08

4,30 pm

PRINCIPLES OF GUIDANCE M.W.

413

(2)

4,30 pm

W.F. M.

Mrs. Napjus

A·213

3

INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS

51 52

(2)

A-117

THE TEACHING OF READING--SECONDARY

Th. 319

A-11 7

THE TEACHING OF READING-ELEMENTARY

M.W. 315

Mr. Stein

(3)

6 1-3

M.W. 314

Mr. Pederson

(3)

6 1-3

T.Th.F. Tb.

Mrs. Broeckel

(3)

6 1 ·3

3 1 1b METHODS AND OBSERVATION

312

Mr. Hogen Miss Nielsen

A-117 A-117

4,30 pm

(2)

Mrs. Napius

A·117

(3)

M.W.F. M.W.

3 A·219 4,30-6,00pm A-219

PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTING M.

Mr. Pierson

(2) 7,00 pm

A-l05

461ab CURRICULUM, METHODS AND STUDENT Mrs. Nopjus, Miss Niolson TEACHING (5) 'M.W.F. 'W_ W.

1,00-3,30 1,00-2,00 8

A·l05

461cd CURRICULUM, METHODS AND STUDENT TEACHING (5)

•

51

'M.T.Th.F. 1,00-3,30 'W. 1,00·2,00 W. 8

A·117

52

'M_T.Th.F. 1,00-3,30 ,,00-2,00 'w.

8 W.

A-l15

At designated public schools.

-6-

Mr. Hagen

Mrs. Maclennan

462

SEMINAR AND OBSERVATION M.F. ·W.

4630 STUDENT TEACHING

Mrs. Broeckel 8,30-12,00 8

46Jb STUDENT TEACHING

Mr. Pederson

8,30-12,00 8

463cd STUDENT TEACHING

Mr_ Sjoding, Mr. Stein

8,30-1 2,00 8

INTRODUCTION TO COUNSEliNG 8 4,30 pm

T.Th. Th.

HISTORY OF EDUCATION

509

COMPARATIVE EDUCATION

546

CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT

T_

EVALUATION

Mr. Amend A-1 1 5

7,00 p."

A-117

METHODS AND TECHNIQUES OF RESEARCH THESIS

7,00 pm

(2)

Mr.-Sioding

A-117 Mr. Sjoding

(3-4)

GRADUATE SEMINAR

Mr. 5joding

(0) 7,00 pm

M. •

A-115

(2)

(2)

W. 598

A-1 1 5

7,00 pm

Th. 595

A-202 A-202

(2)

7,00 pm

M.

A-202

(2)

(2) 7,00 pm

W.

557

A-1 17

(9)

'Doily M. 51 52

A-I15

(9)

'Doily M.

501

A-200

(9)

'Doily M.

473

(3)

6 6& 7

A-11 7

At designated p ublic schools.

ENGI.lSH 1 01

COMPOSITION 51 52 53 5-4 55 56 57 58 59 510 51 1 512 '513 514 51 5 516 51 7 51 8 51 9 520

1 02

M.W.F_ M.W.F_ M.W_F_ M.W.F_ T.Th.F. M.W.F. M.W.F. M.W.F. M.W.F. M.W.F_ M.W.F_ T.Th.F. M.W.F. M.W.F_ M.W.F. T.Th.F. M.W.F. M.W.F. M.W.F_ M.W.F.

COMPOSITION 51 52

217

(3)

THE SHORT STORY

A-21 0

Mr. Relgstad

(3)

ADVANCED COMPOSITION WORLD LITERATURE 51 52

2-41

7

Miss Knudson

M.W.F. 233

6

A-21 1 A-213

(3)

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

218

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

A-208 A-21 0 A-21 2 A-21 -4 A-210 A-21 2 A-214 A-208 A-21 3 A-21 -4 A-206 A-208 A-210 A-21 2 A-210 A-208 A-213 A-208 A-2 1 0 A-223

M.W.F. T.Th.

A-223

2 -4,30 pm

A-21 1 A-2M

Min Blomquist

(3)

SURVEY OF AMERICAN LITERATURE M_W.F.

250

(3)

Mr. Hillger

EC-227

CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE M.T.Th.

Mrs. Johnson

(3)

1

(3)

6

Mr. Reynolds A-212

"'Open by invitation only.

-7-

251

SURVEY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE

302

321

A-200

THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE

Miss Knudson

(3) A-210

4,30 pm

M.W. CHILDREN'S LITERATURE

Miss Blomquist

(3) A-115

M.T.Th. 332

THE CONTINENTAL NOVEl

Miss Knudson

(3) A-200

T.Th.F. 3S8

MODERN DRAMA

Mr. Klopsch

(3) 10,30-11,45am A-210

T.Th. 383

SHAKESPEARE

Mr. Ranson

(3) A-200

M.W.F_ 389

EIGHTEENTH CENTURY ENGLISH LITERATURE T.

441

THE AMERICAN RENAISSANCE

483

497

A-217

MAJOR SOUTHERN WRITERS OF THE U. S. 4,30 pm

(3)

7

MAJOR CONFERENCE

Mr. Hillger

A-210

EARLY NINETEENTH CENTURY ENGLISH LITERATURE (3) T.Th.F.

Mr. Klopsch

Mr. Ranson

(3)

2

T.Th.

(3)

A-210

7,00 pm

M.W.F. 443

Mr. Ranson

(3)

4

M.W.F.

Mr. Ra nson

A-212 Mr. Re ig s tad

(2)

To be arranged

FRENCH 101

201

221

ElEMENTARY FRENCH Sl

Doily

S2

Daily

(4) 2 4

INTERMEDIATE FRENCH

A-115 A-206

(3)

Sl

M.W.F.

3

A-liS

S2

M.W.F.

7

A-115

INTRODUCTION TO FRENCH CIVILIZATION T.Th.

301

STUDIES IN THE FRENCH DRAMA M.W.F.

351

(2)

A-117 (3) L-114

6

COMPOSITION AND ADVANCED GRAMMAR

(3)

A-223

3

M.T.Th.

GENERAL ENGINEERING 151

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

8&9

Mr. Schmid

S-210

GEOGRAPHY 101

WORLD GEOGRAPHY

Mr. Mackey

(3)

M.W.F_

A-l01

GEOLOGY 101

PHYSICAL GEOlOGY

497

Mr. Ellingson

(4) 3

S-210

La

M.W. T_Th.

1 & 2

5-210

Lb

T. Th.

3 & 4

S-210

Lecturo

INDEPENDENT STUDY

Mr. Ellingson

[1-3)

To be arranged

GERMAN 101

201

ElEMENTARY GERMAN Daily

1

A-211

Mr. Purvis

S2

Daily

Mrs. little

Daily

2 3

A-223

S3 S4

A-211

Mr. Purvis

Daily

7

A-211

Mr. Purvis

Mrs. little

INTERMEDIATE GERMAN Sl S2

221

(4)

S1

(3)

M.W.F_

"'!!'7

A.:wr:V�

M.W.F.

·4

A-211

GRAMMAR AND CONVERSATION T.Th.

A-214

3

-8-

Mr. Purvis Mrs. little

(2)

33�

6

M.W. 412

Mrs. lillie

(2)

GERMAN CIVILIZATION

A·202

(3)

EPICS AND LYRICS

Mrs. Little A-�1"'2-

.:r3

M. W. F.

GREEK 2 01

(4 )

ELEMENTARY GREEK

Daily

311

NEW

TESTAMENT

Mr. Roe

A-214

4 (3)

Mr. Roe

L-114

M.W.F.

HfAlTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION 103

ACTIVITIES

105

52 53

M.W.

Gym

T.Th.

Gym

54

T.Th.

4

Gym

S5

W.F.

<I

Gym

56

LTh.

6

Gym

57

W.F.

7

Gym

sa

T.Th.

a

W.F.

Gym

ADAPTED ACTIVITIES

ACTIVITIES

(MEN)

(1)

Mr. lundgaord Gym

52

M.W.

Gym

T.Th.

Gym

,

56

L Th. LTh.

G'/m

207

Gym

W.F.

51

M.

3

Gym

Mr. lundgoard

S2

M.

Gym

Mr. lu ndgaord

Gym

Mr. Carlson

Gym

Mr. Carlson

S3

F.

<I 5

S4

F.

6

BEGINNING BADMINTON AND TENNIS (MEN AND WOMEN) 11)

L

1 &2 3&4

Paradise Bawl

T.

S3

L

6&7

Paradise Bowl

Mr. Carlson

(1)

Mr. Carlson

Par a d ise

GYMNASTICS AND REBOUND TUMBLING

HEALTH ESSENTIALS

fOOTBALL

(3) G-l

M.W.F.

G-2

(2)

Mr. Carlson G-3

PHYSICAL EDUCATION IN THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (2)

Mrs. YounQ

1 2)

4

G-l

METHODS IN TEACHING TEAM SPORTS (WOMEN) ( 2)

METHODS IN FOLK GAMES

W.

345 346

CORRECTIVE

TH APY T.Th.

450

Mrs. Young Gym

7

(2)

7,00 pm

(2)

Mr. Salzman G-l

(4)

Mr. Souzo

12,30-4,30pm Amer. Lake Hosp.

SCHOOL PHYSICAL EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM M . W.

Mr. Salzman

G-l

SCHOOL RECREATION PROGRAM

W.

391

(2 )

7,00 pm

PRINCIPLES OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION T. Th.

Miss Arko

G-3

W.F. 341

Mrs. Young

G-l

7

PRINCIPLES OF MOVEMENT

LTh.

Mr. Carlson Mr. lu ndgaord

Mrs. Young

M.W.F.

M.W.

333

"

Gym

6

T. Th.

323

11)

Sl

52

S2

312

Mr. Salzman

Gym

5

BEGINNING BOWLING (MEN AND WOMEN)

51 270

(1)

BEGINNING GOLF (MEN AND WOMEN)

M.W.

210

Gym

7

M.W.

204

Mrs. Young Gym

6

T.Th.

55

202

(1)

51 53 54

201

Gym

(WOMEN)

M.W. 109

Miss Arka

(1)

(WOMEN)

51

3

G-3

-9-

( 2)

Mr. Salzman

HISTORY 103

203

HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION

51 52 53 s.4

M.W.F.

51 52 55 210

M.W.F.

3

M.W.F.

4

6

441

CB-200

Mr. Nordquist

1 2

L-117

Mr. Vignen Mr. Ristuben

4

L-117

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