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- A - C - E - F - G - H - I - J - M - N - P - R - S - T -

A

Accounting

American Indian Studies

AIS 4344 – Native Americans in Film

Animal Sciences

Anthropology

ANTH 4346 – Clovis to Coronado: Archaeology of the Southwest (formerly ANTH 4205)

ANTH 4347 – Native Peoples of the Southwest (formerly ANTH 4206)

C

Chemistry

Chinese Studies

CHN 4142 – Chinese Humanities

Civil Engineering

Communication

COMM 4117 – Culture and Communication

E

East Asian Studies

F

Family & Consumer Sciences

FCSC 4197B – College Career Planning

Family Studies & Human Development

FSHD 4409/4509 – Occupational Family and Consumer Sciences Program

French

FREN 4282 – The French Novel and Society

FREN 4284 – Theater in Translation

G

Geography & Regional Dev.

Geosciences

German Studies

H

History

HIST 4202 – History of Modern Sexualities

HIST 4202 – History of Modern Sexualities (Revised 2009)

HIST 4244 – Western America

HIST 4245 – Frontier America

HIST 4236 – Indians in the United States

HIST 4253 – History of Women in the United States: Colonial America to 1890

HIST 4254 – History of Women in the United States: 1890 to Present

HIST 4324 – History of Puerto Rico (Website)

HIST 4325 – History of France: The Development of the Modern French State from 1815-Present

HIST 4345 – New American West

HIST 4352 – Slavery in Latin America

HIST 4356 – Global Environmental History

HIST 4369 – Mexico Since Its Independence

HIST 4374 – The History of the Holocaust

HIST 4405A – Medieval Europe

HIST 4405B – Medieval Europe

HIST 4412A – European Intellectual History: 1600 to the Present

HIST 4416A – The Rise and Fall of European Empires

HIST 4446 – Arizona and the Southwest

HIST 4452 – American Ethnic History

I

Italian

J

Judaic Studies

JUS 4370B – History of the Jews: The Jew in the Medieval World (to the 17th Century)

M

Mathematics

MATH 4105 – Math in Modern Society

MATH 4120R – Pre-Calculus

MATH 4120R – Calculus Preparation (Revised 2008)

MATH 4160 – Basic Statistics

MATH 4263 – Introduction to Statistics & Biostatistics

N

Near Eastern Studies

NES 4379 – The Ottoman Turkish Empire

P

Pharmacology

Physics

PHYS 4102 – Introductory Physics I

Plant Pathology

PLP 4305 – Introductory Plant Pathology

Political Science

POL 4204 – Comparative Politics

POL 4210 – U.S. and Arizona Constitution

POL 4214 – Arizona State Constitution

POL 4342 – Western European Politics

POL 4342 – European Politics and Society (name revised)

POL 4443 – Soviet and Post-Soviet Politics

POL 4452 – Politics in the European Union

Psychology

PSYC 4216 – The Psychology of Gender

PSYC 4290B – Research Methods

PSYC 4302 – Introduction to Biopsychology

PSYC 4364 – Human Sexuality

PSYC 4375 – Industrial-Organizational Psychology

PSYC 4381 – Abnormal Psychology

PSYC 4383 – Health Psychology

R

Renewable Natural Resources

Russian & Slavic Languages

S

Sociology

SOC 4101 – Introduction to Sociology

SOC 4189 – World Populations

SOC 4189 – World Populations (Revised 2009)

SOC 4260 – Ethnic Relations in the United States

SOC 4303 – Medical Sociology

SOC 4313 – Collective Behavior and Social Movements

SOC 4315 – Political Sociology

SOC 4317 – Sociology of Popular Culture

SOC 4321 – Sociology of Families and Households

SOC 4322 – Sociology of Religion

SOC 4324 – Sociology of Sexuality

SOC 4326 – Work and Society

SOC 4333 – Group Processes

SOC 4342 – Criminology

SOC 4362 – Sociology of Race and Ethnicity in Latin America

SOC 4419 – Culture and Society

SOC 4422 – Complex Organizations

SOC 4448 – Sociology of the Body

T

Traditions & Cultures

TRAD 4101 – Colonial Latin America (Website)