Listed below are Spring 2012 course syllabi (where available)

• ARCH 320 Topics in Archaeology: British Pre-history from 10,000 BC to AD 43 (2) Wolkan (pdf 22kb)
• ASTR 101* Descriptive Astronomy (3) Thomas (pdf 172kb)
• BIOL 100* Fundamentals of Biology (4) Bryant (pdf 56kb)
• BIOL 399 Special Topics: Endocrine Disorders; Hidden Threats (3) Bryant (pdf 57kb)
• COMM 130* Introduction to Communication (3) Wandel (pdf 105kb)
• COMM 221 Media Writing (3) Wandel (pdf 104kb)
• EDUC 100 History and Foundations of American Education (3) Boers (pdf 60kb)
• EDUC 200 Introduction to Diversity in Schools, Teachers and Learners (3) Boers (pdf 59kb)
• EDUC 490 Schools in a Changing Society (3) Boers (pdf 94kb)
• ES 103* Fundamentals of Environmental Science (3) Bryant (pdf 57kb)
• HIST 141* American History to 1865 (3) McMichael (pdf 30kb)
• HIST 380-01 Topics in History: The Atlantic World (3) McMichael (pdf 117kb)
• HIST 380-02 Topics in History: A Cultural History of Alcohol (3) McMichael (pdf 121kb)
• HIST 380-03 Britain and the Inter-War World (3) Bujak (pdf 109kb)
• ID H282+ The British Experience from the Celts to the Present Day (6) British Studies Faculty (pdf 217kb)
• ID H382+ The British Experience from the Celts to the Present Day (6) British Studies Faculty (pdf 217kb)
• ID H382Honors+ The British Experience from the Celts to the Present Day (6) British Studies Faculty (pdf 217kb)
• ID H290 Honors ST: The Beatles: Popular Music and Society in 1960s Britain (1) Taylor (pdf 415kb)
• LIT 350 Shakespeare (3) Snow (pdf 88kb)
• LIT 385 The Twentieth Century (3) Arthur Brown (pdf 67kb)
• MATH 323 Calculus III (4) Thomas (pdf 119kb)
• MUS 130-430 University Choir (1) Sally Brown (pdf 99kb)
• MUS 154* Introduction to Music (3) Parr (pdf 96kb)
• MUS 158* Jazz History (3) Parr (pdf 71kb)
• MUS 356 History of Music II (3) Parr (pdf 71kb)
• PHYS 100* Conceptual Physics (3) Thomas (pdf 217kb)
• PSCI 160* Introduction to International Relations (3) Milner (pdf 395kb)
• PSCI 290 Topics in Politics: International Relations and Film (3) Milner (pdf 413kb)
• PSCI H385 Modern British Politics (3) Pettifor (pdf 41kb)
• PSCI 461 Politics of the Global Economy (3) Milner (pdf 398kb)
• SOC 105* Introduction to Sociology (3) Sadri (pdf 88kb)
• SOC 210 Deviance and Crime (3) Sadri (pdf 85kb)
• SOC 301 Special Topics: Sociology of Terrorism (3) Sadri (pdf 147kb)
• WRTG 205* Introduction to Imaginative Writing (3) Arthur Brown (pdf 16kb)
• WRTG 490 Writing Workshop (3) Arthur Brown (pdf 17kb)

* University of Evansville general education course. UE students should consult with their academic advisor to determine which catalog governs their graduation requirements.

+ Satisfies 3-hour requirement in International Perspectives and may substitute for the 3-hour requirement in one of the following categories, based on the academic advisor’s recommendation to the Office of the Registrar: Creative Dimension; Human Behavior and Society; or Philosophical/Spiritual Dimension.

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