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Computer Science
	• CSC 4901 - Independent Study
	• CSC 4902 - Independent Study
	• CSC 4903 - Independent Study
	• CSC 4940 - Internship
	• CSC 4950 - Internship
	• CSC 4975 - Directed Study
Criminal Justice
	• CJ 2000 - Introduction to Criminal Justice
	• CJ 2012 - Police Administration
	• CJ 2016 - Private Security
	• CJ 2050 - Principles and Practices of Law Enforcement
	• CJ 2270 - Introduction to Legal Process
	• CJ 2450 - Women in Criminal Justice
	• CJ 2500 - Correctional Law
	• CJ 2550 - Criminal Law
	• CJ 2600 - Juvenile Justice
	• CJ 2650 - Correctional Theory and Practice
	• CJ 2651 - Ethics in Criminal Justice
	• CJ 3000 - Domestic Terrorism and Hate Crime
	• CJ 3053 - Victimology
	• CJ 3100 - Organized Crime and Youth Gangs
	• CJ 3130 - Criminal Justice Research Methods
	• CJ 3135 - Advanced CJ Research Methods
	• CJ 3140 - Criminal Justice Data Analysis
	• CJ 3141 - Innovative Practices in Policing
	• CJ 3150 - Program Evaluation
	• CJ 3200 - White Collar and Corporate Crime
	• CJ 3242 - Psychology of Crime
	• CJ 3250 - Crime & Delinquency Prevention
	• CJ 3300 - Community Based Corrections
	• CJ 3333 - Crime in the Media
	• CJ 3510 - International Terrorism
	• CJ 3750 - Colloquium
	• CJ 4970 - Internship in Criminal Justice
	• CJ 4980 - Internship in Criminal Justice
	• CJ 4990 - Internship in Criminal Justice
Early Childhood, Elementary, and Middle School Education
	• EDUC 2300 - Foundations of Inclusive Education
	• EDUC 2600 - Developmentally Appropriate Practices and Programs for Young Children
	• EDUC 2630 - Literacy in the Pre-K to 8 Classroom
	• EDUC 2640 - Language Arts: Theory to Practice PreK-8
	• EDUC 2850 - Investigations in Science & Social Studies in Early Childhood Education
	• EDUC 2870 - The Art of Teaching Social Studies and Writing
	• EDUC 2910 - The Arts I: Inspiration
	• EDUC 2920 - The Arts II: Imagination
	• EDUC 2930 - The Arts: Integration
	• EDUC 2970 - Assessment for Instruction
	• EDUC 3025 - Teaching English Language Arts & Literacy in Middle School
	• EDUC 3026 - Teaching Math in Middle School
	• EDUC 3027 - Teaching Science in Middle School
	• EDUC 3028 - Teaching Social Studies in Middle School
	• EDUC 3070 - Middle School Concept
	• EDUC 3300 - Curriculum and Instruction in the Middle School
	• EDUC 3440 - Science in Education
	• EDUC 3480 - Teaching Math Effectively in Grades 1-6
	• EDUC 3740 - Onsite Immersion Field Experience
	• EDUC 4010 - Foundations Seminar
	• EDUC 4050 - Senior Seminar in Early Childhood Education
	• EDUC 4200 - Theories of Language and Second Language Acquisition
	• EDUC 4550 - Collaboration: Co-Teaching, Building Communities, and Working with Families
	• EDUC 4862 - Practicum I in Early Childhood Education
	• EDUC 4863 - Practicum II in Early Childhood Education
	• EDUC 4882 - Practicum in Elementary Education I
	• EDUC 4883 - Practicum in Elementary Education II
	• EDUC 4885 - Practicum in Middle School Education I
	• EDUC 4886 - Practicum in Middle School Education II
	• EDUC 4903 - Independent Study in Education
	• EDUC 4975 - Directed Study
Economics
	• ECON 1100 - Principles of Economics: Macroeconomics
	• ECON 1200 - Principles of Economics: Microeconomics
	• ECON 1300 - Consumer Economics
	• ECON 2140 - U.S. Economic History
	• ECON 2300 - Industrial Organization
	• ECON 2400 - Money and Banking
	• ECON 2500 - Economic Development
	• ECON 2550 - Urban Economics
	• ECON 2600 - Public Finance
	• ECON 3000 - History of Economic Thought
	• ECON 3550 - International Economics
	• ECON 3600 - International Finance
	• ECON 3650 - Intermediate Macroeconomics
	• ECON 3660 - Intermediate Microeconomics
	• ECON 3700 - Econometrics
	• ECON 4900 - Independent Study in Economics
	• ECON 4940 - Internship in Economics
	• ECON 4975 - Directed Study
English Studies
	• COMM 3010 - Introduction to Professional Communication
	• ENGL 0100 - Basic College Writing
	• ENGL 1100 - Writing I
	• ENGL 1200 - Writing II
	• ENGL 2000 - American Literature I: Age of Exploration to the Civil War
	• ENGL 2100 - American Literature II: Civil War to the Present
	• ENGL 2200 - British Literature I: Beowulf to Milton
	• ENGL 2210 - British Literature II: Pepys to Shelley
	• ENGL 2220 - British Literature III: Brönte to Rushdie
	• ENGL 2300 - Literature and Disability
	• ENGL 2320 - Script Writing
	• ENGL 2323 - Digital Journalism
	• ENGL 2330 - Literature and Film
	• ENGL 2340 - American Political Film and Literature: Conspiracies & Controversies
	• ENGL 2400 - World Literature I
	• ENGL 2500 - World Literature II

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