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THE UNIVERSITY OF

NOTRE DAME OFFICIAL SCHEDULE OF COURSES

SUMMER SESSION 1995

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CONTENTS

Department and College Offices . . . . . . . .. . . 2

Enrollment Information . . 4

Schedule of Information 5

Course Schedule Additions/Changes 5

Final Examinations Schedule . . . . 6

Student I D. Card Regulations . . 6

Transcript Requests 6

Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act 7

HOW TO USE DART 8

FLOWCHART 9

Glossary 13

Buildings 14

University Course Schedule College of Arts and Letters 15 College of Business Administration .. 23 College of Engineering ' 26 School of Architecture 27 College of Science 28 University Courses . . 30

SUMMER 1995 1 SUMMER 1995

DEPARTMENT/COLLEGE OFFICES

COLLEGE OF ARTS & LETTERS

DEPARTMENT ABBREVIATION LOCATION PAGE

African and African-American Studies Program AFAM 345 O'Shaughnessy Hall American Studies Program . AMST 339 O'Shaughnessy Hall 15 Anthropology ANTH 346 O'Shaughnessy Hall 15 Art, Art History and Design 132 O'Shaughnessy Hall 15

Art History ARHI 132 O'Shaughnessy Hall Art Studio ARST 132 O'Shaughnessy Hall 15 Design DESN 132 O'Shaughnessy Hall 15

Arts and Letters (Core Courses) AL . 104 O'Shaughnessy Hall . . 16 Classical and Oriental Languages and Literatures LLCO 304 O'Shaughnessy Hall 16

Arabic COSA 304 O'Shaughnessy Hall Chinese . \ COAC 304 O'Shaughnessy Hall Classics COCT 304 O'Shaughnessy Hall E. Asian ' COAT 304 O'Shaughnessy Hall . ! . . . . Greek . . . COCG 304 O'Shaughnessy Hall 16 Hebrew COSH 304 O'Shaughnessy Hall Japanese . . . COAJ 304 O'Shaughnessy Hall 16 Latin COCL . . . . . . 304 O'Shaughnessy Hall 16 Syriac COSS . . . . . . . 304 O'Shaughnessy Hall . . . 16 Near Eastern COST . . . . . . 304 O'Shaughnessy Hall . . 16

Communication and Theatre COTH . . . . . . 320 O'Shaughnessy Hall . 16 Computer Applications CAPP . . . . . . G126 Hesburgh Library . 17 Economics ECON . . . . . . 244 O'Shaughnessy Hall 17 Education (SMC) EDUC 321 Madeleva Hall (SMC) English ; ENGL 356 O'Shaughnessy Hall ; 17 Freshman Seminar Program . . . . . FS B012 DeBartolo Hall . Gender Studies GSC 104 O'Shaughnessy German and Russian Languages and Literatures LLGR 318 O'Shaughnessy Hall 18

German . GE 318 O'Shaughnessy Hall 18 Russian RU 318 O'Shaughnessy Hall 18

Government and International Studies GOVT 217 O'Shaughnessy Hall 18 Hesburgh Program in Public Service HESB 309 O'Shaughnessy Hall . . History HIST 347 O'Shaughnessy Hall 18 Histoiy and Philosophy of Science HPS . . . . . . . . 309 O'Shaughnessy Hall Humanities Seminar HUM BO 12 DeBartolo Hall Medieval Institute MI 715 Hesburgh Library 18 Music MUS 105 Crowley Hall of Music 19 Philosophy PHIL 336 O'Shaughnessy Hall 19 Program of Liberal Studies PLS . 215 O'Shaughnessy Hall Psychology PSY 114C Haggar Hall 20 Religious Studies (SMC) RLST . . . . . . . 157 Madelava Hall (SMC) Romance Languages and Literatures LLRO 343 O'Shaughnessy Hall 20

French ROFR 343 O'Shaughnessy Hall 20 Italian ROIT 343 O'Shaughnessy Hall 20 Potuguese ROPO . . . . . . 343 O'Shaughnessy Hall Spanish ROSP 343 O'Shaughnessy Hall 20

Science, Technology and Values STV 309 O'Shaughnessy Hall Sociology 1 SOC 325 O'Shaughnessy Hall 21 Theology THEO 327 O'Shaughnessy Hall 21


COLLEGE O F BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

DEPARTMENT : : . v : : ABBREVIATION LOCATION : PAGE Accountancy . . .V:'. *: •: . s ACCT 102 College o f Business Admin Bldg 23 Business Administration (Non-Departmental) BA 101 College of Business Admin Bldg 23 Finance FIN 102 College of Business Admin Bldg 23 Management MGT ' 102 College of Business Admin Bldg 23 Marketing Management . . . . . . . . . . . . MARK 102 College of Business Admin Bldg 23 Master of Business Administration MBA . . . . . . . 276 College of Business Admin Bldg 23 Master of Business Administration - Executive MBAE 126 College of Business Admin Bldg Master of Science in Administration MSA 123 College of Business Admin Bldg 24

COLLEGE O F ENGINEERING Aerospace Engineering AERO 365 Fitzpatrick Hall Chemical Engineering CHEG 182 Fitzpatrick Hall Civil Engineering & Geological Sciences: . . . . : CE/GEOS . . . . 156 Fitzpatrick Hall 26 Computer Science and Engineering CSE ,384 Fitzpatrick Hall . . . . . 26 Electrical Engineering EE 275 Fitzpatrick Hall . . . . . . . . . 2 6 Engineering (Non-Departmental) EG 257 Fitzpatrick Hall 26 Materials Science and Engineering . .' \ . MSE 384 Fitzpatrick Hall Mechanical Engineering ME 365 Fitzpatrick Hall 26

SCHOOL O F ARCHITECTURE Architecture : ARCH . . . . . . 104 Hayes-Healy Center 27

LAW SCHOOL Law LAW . . . . . . . 103 Law Building

COLLEGE O F SCIENCE Biological Sciences BIOS . 148 Galvin Life Science Center 28 Chemistry and Biochemistry CHEM 251 Nieuwland Science Hall 28 Mathematics MATH 370 Computing Center & Math Bldg 28 Physics . PHYS 384 Nieuwland Science Hall 29 South Bend Center for Medical Education . . . . . . . SBCM . . . . . . 001 Haggar Hall Science : SC 229 Nieuwland Science Hall 29

UNIVERSITY Aerospace Studies (Air Force ROTC) AS 211 Pasquerilla Center Institute for International Peace Studies IIPS 100 Hesburgh Center . . 30 Military Science (Army ROTC) MSCI 216 Pasquerilla Center Naval Science (Navy ROTC) NSCI 213 Pasquerilla Center Physical Education Program . . . PE 215 Rockne Memorial Building Special Instructional Projects SIPA 202 Security Building 30 Upward Bound ; . ; UB 219 Brownson Hall' . 30

DEANS' OFFICES Arts and Letters 101 O'Shaughnessy Hall Architecture 104A Hayes-Healy Center . . . . . . . . Business Administration . College of Business Administration Building Engineering 257D Fitzpatrick Hall . . . Freshman Year of Studies Freshman Year Annex . . . . Graduate School 312 Main Building .-v. Law : 103 Law Building . Science 229 Nieuwland Science Hall . ;

SUMMER 1995 3 SUMMER

ENROLLMENT INFORMATION REGULAR SUMMER SESSION

JUNE 19, 1995 at the Joyce Center

Continuing Notre Dame Students and non-Notre Dame summer students who received notification of their acceptance must report to the Joyce Center (Supplemental instructions for enrollment for Summer Institutes, mini-courses, and workshops will be made available by the appropriate program directors.)

Non-Notre Dame students who have not receive notification that all of their records (including transcripts) were completely processed, must report to the office of the director of the Summer Session, Room 310,

• Main Building (Golden Dome) before attempting to enroll.

At the Joyce Center in exchange for the completed enrollment form, you will receive your Summer Session "Student Class Schedule", and your summer ID. (Continuing students can use their permanent ID).

EARLY OR LATE ENROLLMENT For Classes Starting Before or After

the week of June 19, 1995 at the Office of the Registrar

All continuing Notre Dame Students and confirmed non-Notre Dame summer students report to the Office of the Registrar, 215 Main Building between 9:00 - 4:00 (Supplemental instructions for enrollment for Summer Institutes, mini-courses, and workshops will be made available by the appropriate program directors.)

Non-Notre Dame students who have not receive notification that all of their records (including transcripts) were completely processed, must report to the office of the director of the Summer Session, Room 310, Main Building (Golden Dome) before attempting to enroll.

3. Permission for late enrollment must. be obtained in advance from the director of the Summer Session and will be granted under special circumstances only.


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SCHEDULE INFORMATION REGULAR SUMMER SESSION

Enrollment for the regular Summer Session in the Concourse of the Joyce Center (9 a.m. to 12:15 p.m.) Enter through Gate 2 Monday, June 19, 1995

Classes begin Tuesday, June 20, 1995 Latest date for all class changes without penalty Friday, June 23, 1995 Mass formally opening the Summer Session (10 a.m. Sacred

Heart Basilica) _. Sunday, June 25, 1995 Latest date to apply for admission to candidacy for doctor's

or master's degree to be awarded in August 1995 „ Thursday, July 6, 1995 Latest date for master's comprehensive and Ph.D. dissertation

defenses for graduation in August 1995 Friday, July 7, 1995 Latest date to drop a seven week course or change them from credit to audit

(ONLY courses beginning the week of June 20th) Friday, July 14, 1995 Latest date for presenting completed thesis and dissertations

in the Graduate School Office for graduation in August 1995 Friday, July 14, 1995 Pre-application by graduate students expecting to return for

Summer Session 1996 Monday-Wednesday, July 17-19, 1995 Last class day and Course examinations for all students Wednesday, August 2 , 1995 Baccalaureate Mass and convocation for cohferring of degrees Friday, August 4 , 1995

THE UNIVERSITY RESERVES THE RIGHT T O CANCEL COURSES FOR WHICH THERE IS INSUFFICIENT REGISTRATION

COURSE SCHEDULE ADDITIONS/CHANGES

All students may use the DART system through June 23, 1995.

After Friday. June 23. 1995:

1) Report to the office of the department chair which offers the course you wish to "Drop", "Add", or "Audit" to obtain permission. NOTE: Because deadlines vary, (depending on the length of each course), consult the Summer Bulletin for restrictions.

2) Take the approved form to the Office of Student Accounts (102 Main Building) to adjust your account.

3) Then, go to the Office of the Registrar for final processing of the change.

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FINAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE

THE LAST DAY O F THE SEMESTER IS WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2 , 1995.

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FINAL EXAMINATIONS ARE ALSO SCHEDULED FOR WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2 , 1995.

EXAM TIME CLASS TIME

08:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. 08:00 a.m. and 09:00 a.m. Classes

10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. 01:00 p.m. Classes

01:45 pim. - 03:45 p.m. - 10:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. Classes

04:15.p.m. - 06:15 p.m. 02:00 p.m., b3:00 p.m. and 04:00 p.m. Classes

,07:30,p.m. - 09:30 p.m. 05:00 p.m., 06:00 p.m. and 07:00 p.m. Classes

' STUDENT I D. CARD REGULATIONS

Continuing Notre Dame students may use their regular student ID card. All others will use the Notre Dame Summer Session 1995 ID card issued at the time of enrollment.

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TRANSCRIPT REQUESTS

You may fill out a Transcript Request form in the Registrar's Office-'or send a letter to:

Registrar's Office Transcript Clerk 215 Main Building

•'•••> University of Notre Dame Notre Dame, IN 46556

A request shall include your full name, dates of attendance, social security number, address of person, school or company where the transcript is to be sent, your return address, and your signature. There is a charge of $2.00 for each transcript. A transcript may not be ordered by telephone.You

may send the request by FAX machine instead of mail. However, the transcript itself will be mailed. Our FAX number is (219) 631-5872. Transcripts are normally mailed, but can be picked up in the Registrar's Office, two or three days after receipt of the request. Transcripts given directly to students are stamped ISSUED TO STUDENT. The University issues only transcripts of academic work taken at Notre Dame. Requests for transcripts of work taken at other institutions should be directed to those institutions. Requests for transcripts will not be honored if you are financially indebted to the University.


FAMILY EDUCATIONAL RIGHTS AND PRIVACY ACT ANNUAL NOTIFICATION

Each year the University of Notre Dame is required to give notice of the various rights accorded to students pursuant to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy -Act (FERPA). Students have, a right to be notified and informed. In accordance with FERPA, you are notified of the following:

1). RIGHT T O INSPECT: You have the right to review and inspect substantially all of your education records maintained by or at this institution.

2) RIGHT T O PREVENT DISCLOSURES: You have the right to prevent disclosure of personally identifiable information contained in your education records to third parties with certain exceptions allowed by Federal regulations. It is the intent of this institution to limit the disclosure of information contained in your education records of those instances when prior written consent has been given for the disclosure, or when the provisions of FERPA allow such disclosure without prior written consent.

3) RIGHT T O REQUEST AMENDMENT: You have the right to seek to have corrected any parts of an education record which you believe to be inaccurate, misleading or otherwise in

violation of your rights. This right includes the right to a hearing to present evidence that the record should be changed if this institution decides not to alter the education records according to your request.

4) RIGHT T O COMPLAIN T Ox FERPA OFFICE: You have the right to file a complaint with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act Office, Department of Education, 400 Maryland Avenue SW, Washington, D C. 20202, concerning any alleged failure by this institution to comply with FERPA.

5) RIGHT T O OBTAIN POLICY: You have the right to obtain a copy of the written institutional policy adopted by this institution in compliance

: with FERPA. A copy may be obtained in person or by mail from: Office of the General Counsel.

DIRECTORY INFORMATION

The University has designated certain information contained in the education records of its students as Directory Information for purposes of the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA).

This includes: (1) full name, (2) address, (3) telephone number, (4) date and place of birth, (5) college, major or level, (6) participation in officially recognized activities and sports, (7) weight and height of members of athletic teams, (8) dates of attendance, (9) full or part-time status, (10) degrees and awards received, (11) the most recent previous educational agency or institution attended by the student, and (12) other similar information such as a photograph.

Directory information may be disclosed by this institution for any purpose, without the prior consent of a student, unless the student has forbidden its disclosure in writing.

Students wishing to prevent disclosure of the designated directory information must file written notification to this effect with the Registrar's Office.

In the event that such written notification is not filed, the University assumes that the student does hot object to the release of the directory information.


HOW TO

USE

DART 4

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DEADLINE: June 23, 1995 <

SUMMER IMS 8 SUMMER 1995

These directions apply to both telephone and terminal registration (unless otherwise noted)

The return key [Return] on the terminal is equivalent to the # sign on the telephone

STEP ONE

Organize Your Registration Material

You will need the following to register:

* Summer Session Bulletin of Information or '•< • Schedule of Courses Booklet (DART Book)

* PIN Personal Identification Number * DART Worksheet * Authorization Numbers (ANs) for "Courses by Permission"

If you have any problems with registration, call the Office of the Registrar at 631-7043.

Caution

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You are responsible for the completeness and accuracy of your own registration. Failure to comply with department, college and university regulations may jeopardize your graduation.

Program Requirements Before selecting courses, read this booklet carefully and:

* Read the descriptions of the courses * Review the requirements for your degree

Choosing Courses and Sections Before proceeding, check the COURSE SCHEDULE information in this booklet for:

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* Course restrictions * Need for department permission * Pre- or co requisites -

STEP TWO

Register

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To enter DART dial 219-634-3003 (4-3003 from on-campus phones) from any touchtone telephone or come to the Office of the Registrar.

Your registration session will be cut off 7 . 5 minutes after you start the session. If you prepare your worksheet in advance, it should take less than 5 minutes to register for classes. However, if you need more time, you can re-enter DART immediately.

Dial DART From Any Touchtone Telephone or Go to the Terminal Room in the Office of the Registrar (215 Main Building)

(Bring Your Completed Worksheet)

DART will allow you to add, drop, exchange, audit a course (graduate students only), review your schedule, or change the number of credits of a variable credit course.

A voice (or terminal) response will guide you after each entry. Follow the instructions.

Dial the DART telephone number: 219-634-3003 (4-3003 from on-campus phones) or press the return key [Return] on the terminal keyboard.

SUMMER 1995 9 S U M M t i k 1995

Enter DART Enter your 9 digit student I D . number (without dashes or spaces), *, your 4-digit PIN (obtained from your department), *, the semester code for the semester in which you are registering (e.g., Summer '95 = 9 5 0;), #

student enters - e.g., 071206544*1776*950#

Add a Course Enter the 4-digit course call number followed by, # . On the terminal, the [Return] key is equivalent to the # on the telephone.

student enters - e.g. , 0466#

If you are not already registered in the course, DART will assume you want to add the course. DART will confirm that the course has been added.

"You have requested call number 0466. If you wish to add this call number, press the number sign (#)".

student enters - #

"Art Studio 325S, section 01, has been added to your Summer 1995 schedule. Your total number of credits is 3 . Please make a request".

Add a Course with an Authorization Number (AN)

Enter the 4-digit course call number, *, the 6-digit authorization number (AN), #

student enters - e.g. , 0466*123456#

The response will be the same as for adding a course.

Drop a Course (ALSO See "Exchange a Course")

Enter the 4-digit course call number followed by, # . On the terminal, the [Return] key is equivalent to the # on the telephone.

student enters - e .g. , 0466#

If you are already registered in the course, DART will assume you want to drop the course. DART will confirm that the course has been dropped.

"You have requested call number 0466. If you wish to drop this course, press the number sign (#)".

student enters - #

"Art Studio 325S, section 01, has been dropped from your Summer 1995 schedule. Your total number of credits is 12. Please make a request".

SUMMER 1995 TO SUMMEk 1995

Exchange a Course

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Enter the 4-digit course call number of the course you wish to drop (e.g. 0466), followed by the call number of the course you wish to add (e.g.,4500), followed by #. On the terminal, the [Return] key is equivalent to the # on the telephone.

student enters - e.g., 04664500# '

"This call number (0466) will, be dropped from your Summer 1995 schedule. This call number (4500) will be added to your Summer 1995 schedule. If you wish to cancel, press 1, if you wish to change press the number sign (#)".

student enters - #

If the new course is accessible to you, DART will respond with the following:

"This call number (0466) hais been dropped from your Summer 1995 schedule. This call number (4500) been added to your Summer 1995 schedule".

Audit a Course (Graduate Students Only)

Adding a course as audit: Enter the course 4-digit call number. *. 4 4 4 , #

student enters - e.g., 0466*444#

Changing credit to audit: Enter the 4-digit course call number of the course you wish to change to audit, *, 444, #


Changing audit to credit: Enter the 4-digit course call number of the course you wish to change to credit, *, 555, #


Variable Credit Course Adding a course with variable credits: Enter the course 4-digit call number, *, number of credits you want (6), #


Changing variable credits: Enter the 4-digit course call number of the course you wish to change, *, number of credits you want t o change to (6), #


IF THE NUMBER OF CREDIT HOURS IS 10 OR MORE ENTER IT AS A THREE DIGIT NUMBER (e.g. 100).

SUMMER 1995 — n SUMMER 1995

List your Courses for Review , Enter 1 followed by #. The first course for which you are registered will be given. You can then press 2# to review your second course, 3# for your third course, etc. Use this procedure to review the rest of your courses.

Correcting Mistakes Press *# and start again. On the terminal, use the backspace key (not the left arrow key).

End the Session (Exit the DART System)

On the telephone, just hang up. On the terminal, enter •BYE followed by the return key [Return],

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SUMMER 1995 n SUMMER 1995

GLOSSARY

COURSE ID DAYS

Call No. A unique 4-digit identification number. Use this number to request the course and section in DART.

Dept. A three or four letter department or discipline abbreviation. See pages 2 and 3 for a complete listing.

No. Each course is identified by a three digit number and, in some cases, with a one letter suffix. The suffixes "A", "B", and "C" are used to distinguish different sections of a course when the approach, content or credit hours differ. "D" indicates a drill or demonstration course; "L" indicates a lab course; "R" is for research courses; "S" is for studio courses; "T" is for tutorial courses.

N Sunday M Monday T Tuesday W Wednesday H Thursday F Friday S Saturday

Start-End Time

The starting and ending times of the section.

Instructor

The name(s) of the instructors) teaching the section. If no name appears, the instructor will be announced later.

SEC

Each section of a course has a unique two-digit section number.

Credit Hours

The number of credit hours associated with the course. "V" indicates a variable credit course. "0.0" is used for non credit courses receiving grades or for courses which are part of another course and for which no separate grade is to be given.

EXAM

Comments & Prerequisites

Additional information about the course will be listed here, e .g. , beginning and ending dates for mini courses, cross-listed courses, additional meeting times, where taught (if off-campus), restrictions on enrollment in the course.

DART will not allow you to register for a course if you do not have the approved prerequisite(s) or co-requisites.

Denotes the final exam type of the course or section.

C Course with non-departmental final exams D Upper-class courses having departmental

final exams F Freshman Year courses (with departmental

final exams) N Courses with no final exam


BUILDING CODES

ABBREVIATIONS BUILDING NAME

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ADMN Main Building (Administration)

ARCH : Architecture Building

BAND . Band Building

COMP . . Computer Center and Math Bldg.

CROW Crowley Hall of Music

CSC Center for Social Concerns

CUSH Cushing Hall of Engineering

DBRT . . . DeBartolo Hall

DECI ; . . Decio Faculty Hall

EART Earth Science Building

FITZ Fitzpatrick Hall of Engineering

GALV . . .. . . . . . Galvin Life Science Center

HAGR Haggar Hall

HA YE Hayes-Healy Center

HURL . i . . . . . . . . . . . . Hurley Hall of Business Admin.

LAW ... . . . . , Law School

LIBR : . Hesburgh Library

LOFT . . . . . . . . . ,. Lottos Sports Center

MSEM i Moreau Seminary

NIEU Nieuwland Science Hall

OSHA O'Shaughnessy Hall

PCTR Pasquerilla Center

RILY Riley Hall of Art & Design

ROCK Rockne Memorial

SECR Security Building

SHC Student Health Center

SNIT Snite Museum

STCH Stepan Chemistry Hall

STEP Stepan Center

WASH Washington Hall

WNDU WNDU Building


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AMERICAN STUDIES - ROOM 339 O'SHAUGHNESSY HALL

0070 AMST 448 01 News Internship 2056 AMST 449 01 Writing Nonfiction

3.0 C Schmuhl, R. P. 3.0 C MTWHF 10:20-11:20 DBRT 206 Temple, Kerry Crosslist ENGL 409B 01

ANTHROPOLOGY - ROOM 346 O'SHAUGHNESSY HALL

2996 ANTH 488 01 Archaeological Field School 6.0 N MTWHF 08:30-04:30 PCTR 102 Schurr, Mark 05/22/95 TO 06/30/95 2995 ANTH 489 01 Ethnographic Fid Mthds/Technqs 6.0 N MTWHF 09:00-05:00 PCTR 105 Murphy, M 05/22/95 TO 06/30/95 4219 ANTH 495 01 Dir Research: Archaeology V N Schurr, Mark

ART, ART HISTORY & DESIGN - ROOM 132 O'SHAUGHNESSY HALL

ART STUDIO 4233 ARST 210S 01 Ceramics I 3.0 N MTWH 0 1 §

RILY 122 Jablonski.Joyc Recommended Univ Elective

2328 ARST 242S 01 Wood Sculpture 3.0 N M W 06:00-09:00 RILY 115 Adams,Jeffrey P.M. Class Recommended Uriiv Elective

2021 ARST 243 01 Metal Casting/Foundry 3.0 C T H 06:00-09:00 RILY 123 Choy.Cambid ***** CLOSED ***** P.M. Class Recommended Univ Elective

2329 ARST 333S 01 Painting II 3.0 N MTWH 10:20-11:55 RILY 307 Tomasula,Maria Recommended Univ Elective 2027 ARST 409 01 Ceramics-Studio V C Jablonski.Joyc 2029 ARST 433 01 Painting Studio V C Tomasula,Maria 2020 ARST 443 01 Metal Casting/Foundry 3.0 C T H 06:00-09:00 RILY 123 Choy.Cambid ***** CLOSED *****

P.M. Class Crosslist ARST 243 01

GRADUATE COURSES

2026 ARST 509 01 Ceramics-Studio V C JablonskiJoyc Crosslist ARST 409 01 2028 ARST 533 01 Painting Studio V C Tomasula,Maria Crosslist ARST 433 01 0035 ARST 585 01 Photography-Studio 3.0 C MTWHF 09:10-10:10 RILY 207 Stevens, R

DESIGN 2330 DESN 282S 01 Digital Image Making 3.0 N T H 01:30-04:40 RILY 211 Sherman, John ***** CLOSED *****

Recommended Univ Elective Crosslist DESN 482S 01

2035 DESN 470 01 Design of Eric Gill Workshop 3.0 C M W 01:30-05:30 RILY 211 Sherman, John 2331 DESN 482S 01 Digital Image Making 3.0 N T H 01:30-04:40 RILY 211 Sherman, John ***** CLOSED *****

Recommended Univ Elective Crosslist DESN 282S 01

GRADUATE COURSES

2034 DESN 570 01 Design of Eric Gill Workshop 3.0 C M W 01:30-05:30 RILY 211 Sherman, John Crosslist DESN 470 01

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ARTS AND LETTERS - ROOM 104 O'SHAUGHNESSY HALL

1743 AL 298 01 Visiting Scholar Studies 0.0 N Powell, lames 05/22/95 TO 08/01/95 By permission of Director of Summer Session

CLASSICS & ORIENTAL LANGUAGES - ROOM 304 O'SHAUGHNESSY HALL

JAPANESE LANGUAGE/LITERATURE 4235 COAJ 111 01 First Year Japanese I

GREEK LANGUAGE/LITERATURE 2039 COCG 200 01 Intensive Greek

GRADUATE COURSES

2038 COCG 500 01 Intensive Greek

4236 COCG 511 01 Intensive Greek

LATIN LANGUAGE/LITERATURE 2041 COCL 200 01 Intensive Latin

5.0 C MTWH 06:30-08:30 DBRT 201 Naikahama.Yuko P.M. Class

9.0 C MTWHF 10:00-03:00 DBRT 205 Quinn, J Crosslist COCG 500 01 Vacca, Robert Crosslist COCG 511 01

3.0 C MTWHF 10:00-03:00

9.0 C MTWHF 10:00-03:00

9.0 C MTWHF 10:00-03:00

DBRT 205 Quinn, J Vacca, Robert

DBRT 205 Vacca, Robert Quinn, John

DBRT 224 Quinn, J Ladouceur, D

Crosslist COCG 200 01 Crosslist COCG 511 01 Crosslist COCG 200 01 Crosslist COCG 500 01

Crosslist COCL 500 01

GRADUATE COURSES

2040 COCL 500 01 Intensive Latin

SYRIAC LANGUAGE/LITERATURE 2043 COSS 402 01 Introduction to Syriac Grammar

2045 COSS 452 01 Intro, to Syriac Literature

3.0 C MTWHF 10:00-03:00 DBRT 224 Quinn, J Crosslist COCL 200 01 Ladouceur, D

3.0 C MTWHF 10:20-12:30 DBRT 108 Amar, Joseph 06/20/95 TO 07/11/95 Crosslist COSS 500 01

3.0 C MTWHF 01:00-03:00 DBRT 108 Amar, Joseph 07/12/95 TO 08/01/95 Crosslist COSS 500A 01

GRADUATE COURSES

2042 COSS 500 01 Introduction to Syriac Grammar

2044 COSS 500A 01 Intro, to Syriac Literature

NEAR EASTERN LITERATURE/CULTUR 2789 COST 530 01 The Bible in Syriac

0.0 N MTWHF 10:20-12:30

0.0 N MTWHF 01:00-03:00

DBRT 108 Amar, Joseph

DBRT 108 Amar, Joseph

3.0 C MTWHF 09:30-11:30 DBRT 113 Amar, Joseph

06/20/95 TO 07/11/95 Crosslist COSS 402 01 07/12/95 TO 08/01/95 Crosslist COSS 452 01

07/10/95 TO 07/28/95 Crosslist THEO 510 01

COMMUNICATION AND THEATRE - ROOM 320 O'SHAUGHNESSY HALL

1997 COTH 201 01 Basics of Film and Television 3.0 C MTWHF 10:20-11:20 OS HA 3L4 Collins. J Recommended Univ Elective 1996 COTH 205 01 Introduction to Theatre 3.0 C MTWHF 09:10-10:10 DBRT 131 Auerbach,Bruce Recommended Univ Elective 2049 COTH 361 01 Intro to Film & Video Productn 3.0 C M W 01:10-03:40 OS HA 3L4 Mandell, T COTH 101,201, 104 or 204

Crosslist COTH 561 01


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2800 COTH 413 0 1 , ' History, of Film & T y D , , 3 0 C ; MTWHF 11:30-12:30 . . .OSHA'3L4 Collins, J i Recommended Univ Elective History, of Film & T y D , , ; MTWHF 11:30-12:30 . . .OSHA'3L4 Collins, J Crosslist COTH 513 01

2053 COTH 460 01 Television Production 3.0 c T H 01:10-03:40 WNDU Heisler,Karen Make application in department office

Broadcast Internship (WNDU), Crosslist COTH 560 01

1995 COTH 493A 01 Broadcast Internship (WNDU), V N WNDU Sieber, Gary Permission of instructor 2801 COTH ,,497 01 Practicum , , , V ' N Bain, R t ' Crosslist COTH 597 01

GRADUATE COURSES

2802 COTH 513 01 History of F i l m * TV H 3.0 C MTWHF 11:30-12:30 OSHA 3L4 Collins, J Recommended Univ Elective Crosslist COTH 413 01

2052 COTH 560 01 Television Production 3.0 C T H 01:10-03:40 WNDU ' Heisler,Karen Make application in department office Crosslist COTH 460 01

2048 COTH 561. 01 Intro to Film & Video Productn', 3.0 c M W 01:10-03:40 OSHA 3L4 Mandell, T . Crosslist COTH 361 01 2803 COTH 597 01 Practicum V N Bain, R ' Crosslist COTH 497 01

COMPUTER APPLICATIONS - ROOM G126 THEODORE M. HESBURGH LIBRARY

1990 CAPP 243 01 Introduction to Computers. ,,i( 3.0 c M W F 10:20-12:05 DBRT 207 Berzai, Louis 1989 CAPP 315 01 Management Information Systems 3.0 . c M W , 06:30-09:15 DBRT 207 Berzai," Louis P.M. Class 2804 CAPP 395 01 Applied Multimedia Technology 3.0 c M W 08:50-11:20 DBRT 208 Johnson, C. L.

ECONOMICS - ROOM 245 O'SHAUGHNESSY HALL

2840 ECON 123 01 1975 ECON 224 01

Principles,of Economics I , Principles of Economics n

3.0 C T H 3.0 C T H

08:50-11:20 06:00-08:45

DBRT 311 Kim, Kwan DBRT 136 Swartz, T P.M. Class

ENGLISH - ROOM 356 O'SHAUGHNESSY HALL

1954 ENGL 301W 01 2997 ENGL 340 01

2057 ENGL 409B 01 4237 ENGL 415A 01

1950 ENGL 487 01 2998 ENGL 495C 01

Writing Short Fiction Shakespeare

Writing Non-Fiction Prose Bible & Eng. Literary Scholar.

American Novel American Film

3.0 C T H 3.0 C M W

01:10-03:40 06:30-09:15

3.0 C MTWHF 10:20-11:20 3.0 N MTWHF 09:00-11:00

3.0 C MTWH 01:15-02:30 3.0 C MTWH 10:20-11:35

DBRT 302 Benedict.Matth DBRT 205 Martin, Holly

DBRT 206 Temple, Kerry LIBR400

DBRT 318 Werge, Thomas DBRT 204 Krier, W .

***** CLOSED ***** P.M. Class Recommended Univ Elective Crosslist AMST 449 01 05/31/95 TO 06/21/95 Pew Younger Scholars Program participants only ***** CLOSED ***** Recommended Univ Elective

GRADUATE COURSES

1948 ENGL 500 2999 ENGL 523 4216 ENGL 529

01 English Non-Native Speakers 01 Religion and Literature 01 Studies in Irish Lang Conamara

0.0 N MTWHF 11:30-12:30 3.0 C MTWH 10:20-11:35 3.0 C MTWHF 10:20-11:55

LIBR 600 Deane-Moran,' N DBRT 306 Werge, Thomas' DBRT 143 McQuillan.Pete 06/05/95 TO 06/30/95

ENGL 101 or permission of instructor

SUMMER W 5 17 SUMMER 1W5

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GERMAN & RUSSIAN LANGUAGES & LITERATURE - ROOM 318 O'SHAUGHNESSY HALL

GERMAN 1941 GE 101 01 Beginning German I 3.0 C MTWHF 10:20-04:00 DBRT 225 Wimmer, Albert 06/20/95 TO 07/04/95 1940 GE 102 01 Beginning German n 3.0 C MTWHF 10:20-04:00 "DBRT 225 Wimmer, Albert 07/05/95 TO 07/19/95 1939 GE 103 01 Beginning German m 3.0 C MTWHF 10:20-04:00 DBRT 225 Wimmer, Albert 07/20/95 TO 08/01/95

t 1938 GE 240 01 Conversational German 3.0 C T H 06:30-09:15 DBRT 310 Wimmer, Albert P.M. Class

GRADUATE COURSES

1937 GE 500 01 German Graduate Reading 0.0 N MTWHF 11:30-12:30 DBRT 149 Ahrens, T

RUSSIAN 3000 RU 101 01 Beginning Russian I 3.0 C MTWHF 10:20-12:30 DBRT 246 Khmelkov.VIadi 06/20/95 TO 07/11/95 3001 RU 102 01 Beginning Russian n 3.0 C MTWHF 10:20-12:30 DBRT 246 Khmelkov.VIadi 07/12/95 TO 08/01/95

GOVERNMENT - ROOM 314 O'SHAUGHNESSY HALL

3002 GOVT 243 3003 GOVT 304 3004 GOVT 332

01 01 01

Political Theory Presidential Leadership Conflict in ME: Rel, Natl, Pol

3.0 C MTWH 08 3.0 C MTWH 01 3.0 C MTWH 10

55-10.10 DBRT 206 Roos, Leon I . 15-02:30 DBRT 204 Arnold, Peri 20-11:35 DBRT 307 Dowty, Alan

Recommended Univ Elective

HISTORY - ROOM 347 O'SHAUGHNESSY HALL

3146 HIST 324 01 Catholic Church in Mod. Europe 3.0 C MTWH 08:55-10:10 DBRT 223 Blum.Christoph 3147 HIST 374 01 Slavery in America 3.0 C MTWH 10:20-11:35 DBRT 240 Dennis .Jeffrey 3149 HIST 383 01 .Brit Rule in Irel/Africa/India 3.0 C MTWH 10:20-11:35 DBRT 241 Gallagher .Kath 3150 HIST 428 01 Fragile Glory: France since 17 3.0 C T H 06:30-09:15 DBRT 202 Clinton,Michae P.M. Class 3151 HIST 463 01 The American West -Hist & Myth 3.0 C T H 06:30-09:15 DBRT 203 Knock.Michael ***** CLOSED *****

P.M. Class 4239 HIST 484 01 Protestantism & Amer. Culture 3.0 N MTWHF 09:00-11:00 LIBR 800 ***** CLOSED *****

4238 HIST 489 01 Sci & Chrism Belief Coper/Cre 3.0 N MTWHF 09:00-11:00 LIBR900

05/31/95 TO 06/21/95 Pew Younger Scholars Program participants only 05/31/95 TO 06/21/95 Pew Younger Scholars Program participants only

2065 MI 470 01 Medieval Latin

GRADUATE COURSES

MEDIEVAL STUDIES - ROOM 715 THEODORE M. HESBURGH LIBRARY

3.0 C MTWH 08:55-10:10 DBRT 310 Sheerin, D

1885 MI 2064 MI

517 01 570 01

Paleography Medieval Latin

3.0 C T P 01:10-04:40 3.0 N MTWH 08:55-10:10

LIBR 600 Boulton, M DBRT 310 Sheerin, D

Crosslist MI 570 01

06/20/95 TO 07/21/95 Crosslist MI 470 01

SUMMER 1*% 18 SUMMER 1WK

l i i i l i l l

, .

MUSIC - ROOM 105 CROWLEY HALL OF MUSIC

3498 MUS 220 01 2067 MUS 310 01

Introduction to Music Piano

2069 MUS 311 , 0 1 Organ

1879 MUS 313 01 Guitar 2071 MUS 314 01 Voice

_2073 MUS 316 01 Cello

0078 MUS 415A 01 Violin

GRADUATE COURSES

3.0 C MTWH 01:15-02:30 V C

CROW 122 Leahy, Eugene

V V

V

V

C N

C

N

Recommended Univ Elective Will not apply to OVERLD Crosslist MUS 510 01 Will not apply to OVERLD Crosslist MUS 511 01 Will not apply to OVERLD Will not apply to OVERLD Crosslist MUS 514 01 Will not apply to OVERLD Crosslist MUS 516 01 Permission Required Will not apply to OVERLD

2066 MUS 510 01 Piano V c Crosslist MUS 310 01 2068 MUS 511 01 Organ V c t Crosslist MUS 311 01 2070 MUS 514 01 Voice V N Crosslist MUS 314 01 4199 MUS 515A 01 Violin V C ' 2072 MUS 516 01 Cello V c Crosslist MUS 316 01

PHILOSOPHY - ROOM 336 O'SHAUGHNESSY HALL

1874 PHIL 201 01 Introduction to Philosophy 3.0 C M W F 12:45-02:30 DBRT 117 Taggart, Chris 3571 PHIL 201 02 Introduction to Philosophy 3.0 C T H . 06:30-09:15 DBRT 117 Watson, S P.M. Class 2074 PHIL 215 01 Educ., Multiculturalism& Dem. 3.0 C M W F 10:20-12:05 DBRT 242 Neiman, Alven Crosslist UPS 545 01

Crosslist UPS 445 01 1873 PHIL 221 01 Philosophy of Human Nature 3.0 C M W F 10:20-12:05 DBRT 245 Kremer, M 1872 PHIL 245 01 Medical Ethics 3.0 C T H 01:10-03:40 DBRT 117 Solomon.W D 1871 PHIL 246 01 Ethics and Business 3.0 C M W F 08:25-10:10 DBRT 118 Holloway, M. G 1870 PHIL 261 01 Philosophy of Religion 3.0 C M W F 12:45-02:30 DBRT 207 Bobik, Joseph ***** CLOSED ***** 4240 PHIL 439 01 Christian Theism/Prob. of Phil 3.0 N MTWHF 10:00-12:00 LIBR 500 Plantinga, A ***** CLOSED *****

, 05/31/95 TO 06/21/95 Pew Youngers Scholar

. Program participants only

GRADUATE COURSES

3688 PLS 501 01 As You Like It, Hamlet, Tempes 1.0 C MTWHF 09:00-11:15 OSHA 214

i ! 06/05/95 TO 06/09/95 3689 PLS 502 01 Coriolanus, Richard n Measure 1.0 C MTWHF 09:00-11:15 OSHA 214 Emery, Kent 06/12/95 TO 06/16/95

3690 PLS 503 01 Othello: King Lear, Winter's 1.0 c MTWHF 09:00-11:15 OSHA 214 Fallon, S 06/19/95 TO 06/23/95 3691 PLS 504 01 Shakespeare: Comedy/Hist/Trage 3.0 c MTWHF 09:00-11:15 DBRT 113 Weinfield.Henr 06/05/95 TO 06/23/95

Emery, Kent Fallon, S ,

3692 PLS 505 01 Plato's Republic 3.0 c MTWHF 10:20-12:30 OSHA 221 Bartky,Elliot, . 06/19/95 TO 07/07/95

3693 PLS 506 01 Crime and Punishment 1.0 c MTWHF 03:00-05:15 OSHA 214 Durkin, Thomas 07/03/95 TO 07/07/95

3694 PLS 507 01 Joyce, Dubliners 1.0 c MTWHF 09:00-11:15 OSHA 214 Cronin, E 07/17/95 TO 07/21/95

3695 PLS 508 01 Vision of Teihard de Chardin , 1.0 c MTWHF 07:00-09:15 OSHA 214 Sloan, P 07/17/95 TO 07/21/95 P.M. Class

SUMMER 1IH>5 19 SUMMER 1995

PSYCHOLOGY - ROOM 114C HAGGAR HALL

3696 PSY 211 01 Introductory Psychology 3.0 C M W F 12:45-02:30 HAGR 100 Asantewaa.Aben 1855 PSY 341 01 Experimental Psy I: Statistics 4.0 C MTWH 08:55-10:10 HAGR 200 Venter,Anre (

ALSO MEETS AT F 08:25-10:10 HAGR 200 1853 PSY 350 01 Developmental Psychology 3.0 C T H 06:30-09:15 HAGR 100 Heesacker.Amy P.M. Class 1852 PSY 354 01 Abnormal Psychology 3.0 C M W 08:50-11:20 HAGR 100 Delgado,Edward

GRADUATE COURSES

3697 PSY 530 01 Research Methodology 3.0 C M W 08:50-11:20 HAGR 122 Ghiaseddin.R 3700 PSY 533 01 Psychopathology 3.0 C M W 08:50-11:20 HAGR 123 McCabe, S. P. 3699 PSY 534 01 Group Dynamics 3.0 C T H 12:15-02:45 HAGR 122 Merluzzi, T 3698 PSY 541 01 Foundations of Counseling 3.0 C T H 08:50-11:20 HAGR 100 Bartlett, W 3702 PSY 641 01 Professional Issues 3.0 C M W 12:15-02:45 HAGR 124 Howard, G 3701 PSY 646 01 Seminar in Family Therapy 3.0 C T H 08:50-11:20 HAGR 122 Jordan, August 1842 PSY 691B 01 Adv Issues/Stats/Research Dsgn V N Reno,Raymond

ROMANCE LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE - ROOM 343 O'SHAUGHNESSY HALL

FRENCH 1840 ROFR 101

1839 ROFR 102 01

1838 ROFR 103 01

3821 ROFR 104

3822 ROFR 407

• 01 Beginning French I ALSO MEETS AT -ALSO MEETS AT -Beginning French II ALSO MEETS AT -ALSO MEETS AT -Intermediate French ALSO MEETS AT •

ALSO MEETS AT 01 Conversational French

01 The Idea of France in Lit.

3.0 C MTWHF 09:10-11:20 MTWHF 01:304)2:30 MTWHF 03:00-04:00

3.0 C MTWHF 09:10-11:50 MTWHF 01:30-02:30 MTWHF 03:00-04:00


3.0 C M W 06:30-09:15

3.0 C MTWHF 09:10-10:10

DBRT 201 Thomas .Jason DBRT 201 Hogan, Laura DBRT 201 DBRT 201 Martin, P DBRT 201 DBRT 201 DBRT 201 Martin, P DBRT 201 DBRT 201 DBRT 108 Hogan, Laura

DBRT 108 MacKenzie, L.

06/20/95 TO 07/04/95 Will not apply to OVERLD

07/05/95 TO 07/19/95 ROFR 101 Will not apply to OVERLD 07/20/95 TO 08/01/95 ROFR 102 or 102A Will not apply to OVERLD P.M. Class . Recommended Univ Elective

GRADUATE COURSES

1836 ROFR 500 01 French Graduate Reading

ITALIAN 3823 ROIT 101 01

3824 ROIT 102 01

3825 ROIT 103 01

Beginning Italian I ALSO MEETS AT -ALSO MEETS AT Beginning Italian II ALSO MEETS AT -ALSO MEETS AT • Intermediate Italian ALSO MEETS AT -ALSO MEETS AT -

0.0 N MTWHF 08:00-09:00

3.0 C MTWHF 09.10-11:20 MTWHF 01:30-02:30 MTWHF 03:00-04:00



DBRT 108 MacKenzie, L.

DBRT 202 Mangione, B DBRT 202 DBRT 202 DBRT 202 Mangione, B DBRT 202 Cachey.Theodor DBRT 202 DBRT 202 Cachey.Theodor DBRT 202 DBRT 202

06/20/95 TO 07/04/95

07/05/95 TO 07/19/95 ROIT 101 or 105 ROIT 101 07/20/95 TO 08/01/95 ROIT 102

SPANISH 1830 ROSP 101 01

1829 ROSP 102 01

Beginning Spanish I ALSO MEETS AT -ALSO MEETS AT -Beginning Spanish Q ALSO MEETS AT -ALSO MEETS AT -


3.0 F MTWHF 09:00-11:50 MTWHF 01:30-02:30 MTWHF 03:00-04:00

DBRT 203 Julka, Karen DBRT 203 O'Donnell.Mary DBRT 203 DBRT 203 Bauman, Kevin DBRT 203 Leugers,Teresa DBRT 203

06/20/95 TO 07/04/95

07/05/95 TO 07/19/95

1828 ROSP 103 01 , Intermediate Spanish ALSO MEETS AT -ALSO MEETS AT -Intermediate Spanish ALSO MEETS AT -ALSO MEETS AT -

4253 ROSP 103 02

3826 ROSP 104

1826 ROSP 493

01

01

Conversational Spanish

Topics in Spanish American Lit

GRADUATE COURSES

1825 ROSP 500 , 01 Spanish Graduate Reading

3.0 C MTWHF 09:10-11:50 ' MTWHF 01:30-02:30

MTWHF 03:00-04:00 3.0 C MTWHF 09:10-11:50

MTWHF 01:30-02:30 MTWHF 03:00-04:00

3.0 C M W 06:30-09:15

3.0 C MTWH 10:20-11:20

0.0 N MTWHF 08:00-09:00

DBRT 120 DBRT 120 DBRT 120 DBRT 203 DBRT 203 DBRT 203 DBRT 113

Davis,John Jakab, Isabel

Regan,Kathleen Mangione, B

Penagos, Adela

Anadon, Jose

07/20/95 TO 08/01/95

07/20/95 TO 08/02/95

P.M. Class Recommended Univ Elective

DBRT 204 Anadon, Jose

SOCIOLOGY - ROOM 325 O'SHAUGHNESSY HALL

1818 SOC 102 01 Introduction to Sociology. 4191 SOC 202 01 Today's Organizations 1817 SOC 220 01 Social Psychology 1816 SOd 232 0,1 Social Problems

1815 SOC 242 01 Marriage and the Family 4192 S O C " 300 01 Foundations Sociological Thry ; 4193 SOC 302 ,. 01 Research Methods 1813 SOC 319 01 Sociology of Sport 4194 SOC 438 01 Race Relations in the US 4241 SOC 492 01 Religious Movemt & Soc. Change

GRADUATE COURSES

4218 SOC 662 01 Sociological Anal of Schooling

3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0

3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0

C C C C

C C C C C N

T H 08:50-11:20 MTWH 08:55-10:10 T H 08:50-11:20 T H 06:30-09:15

M W F M W F MTWH T H

M W F

12:45-02:30 08:25-10:10 10:20-11:35 01:10-03:40 10:20-12:05

MTWHF 09:00-11:00

DBRT 215 Johnson, C. L. DBRT 312 Hachen, David DBRT 119 Welch, M DBRT 118 Gunty.Mark

DBRT 240 Sutton,Cynthia DBRT 301 Yogan, Lissa DBRT 305 Gunty.Mark DBRT 102 Welch, M DBRT 244 Yogan, Lissa LIBR1000

Recommended Univ Elective P.M. Class Recommended Univ Elective

3.0 C M W F 08:25-10:10 Hallinan, M

05/31/95 TO 06/21/95 Pew Younger Scholars Program participants only

Graduate students only

THEOLOGY - ROOM 327 O'SHAUGHNESSY HALL

1780 THEO 200 01 Found of Theo:Biblcl Historcl 3.0 C MTWHF 09:10-10:10 DBRT 207 Calef.Susan 1779 THEO 200 02 Found of Theo:Biblcl Historcl 3.0 C MH . 06:30-09:15 Sterling, GP.M. Class 4196 THEO 225 01 Spirituality of the Christn E. 3.0 C MH 06:30-09:15 DBRT 206 Klentos,John P.M. Class

THEO 100, 200 or 201 1777 THEO 250 01 Roads to God 3.0 C MTWHF 10:20-11:20 DBRT 209 Cavadini,John 4197 THEO 260 01 . Intro, to Christian Ethics 3.0 C MTWHF 01:304)2:30 DBRT 301 Schlabach.Gera THEO 100, 200 or 201 4242 THEO 466B 01 Discovering Historical Jesus 3.0 N MTWHF 09:00-11:00 LIBR1200 05/31/95 TO 06/21/95

GRADUATE COURSES

Pew Younger Scholars Program participants only Will not apply to OVERLD

1805 THEO 500 01 Intro to Graduate Studies 1.0 C MTWHF 08:15-10:30 DBRT 304 Ruth .John 06/19/95 TO 06/23/95 Will not apply to OVERLD

1775 THEO 500A 01 Themes & Texts- Catholic Trad. 2.0 C MTWHF 02:00-04:15 DBRT 304 CavadiniJohn 06/26/95 TO 07/07/95 Will not apply to OVERLD

2085 THEO 504 01 Prophets 3.0 C MTWHF 02:00-04:15 DBRT 304 Page.Hugh 07/10/95 TO 07/28/95

4198 THEO 510 01 The Bible in Syriac 3.0 C MTWHF 09:30-11:30 DBRT 143 Amar, Joseph 07/10/95 TO 07/28/95 Crosslist COST 530 01

2086 THEO 512 01 Gospel of John 3.0 C MTWHF 08:15-10:30 DBRT 313 Meier, John 06/19/95 TO 07/07/95

SUMMER 199: 21 SUMMER 1995

— e n

r n z T T c c Slart-Eed

2087 THEO 521 01 Patristic History 3.0 C MTWHF 02:00-04:15 DBRT 241 Leyerle, Blake 07/10/95 TO 07/28/95 2088 THEO 527A 01 Intensive: Theo Thomas Aquinas

ALSO MEETS AT 4.0 C MTWHF 09:45-12:00

MTWHF 02:00-04:15 DBRT 316 O'Meara, T ; F. DBRT 316 Wawryltow, J

06/26/95 TO 07/07/95

2089 THEO 527B 01 Thomas Merton/John of Cross ALSO MEETS AT

4.0 C MTWHF 09:45-12:00 MTWHF 02:00-04:15

DBRT 316 Cunningham, L DBRT 316 Egan, Keith

07/10/95 TO 07/21/95

2090 THEO 530 01 Fundmntls Systematic Theology • 3.0 C MTWHF 10:45-01:00 DBRT 310 Trembath, K 06/19/95 TO 07/07/95 1769 THEO 532 01 •Christology 3.0 C MTWHF 10:45-01:00 DBRT 301 • 07/10/95 TO 07/28/95 1768 THEO 533 01 Ecclesiology 3.0 C MTWHF 02:00-04:15 DBRT 241 McBrien, R. P. 06/19/95 TO 07/07/95 1767 THEO 534 01 The Doctrine of God 2.0 C MTWHF 10:45-01:00 DBRT 304 Hilkert, Mary 07/17/95 TO 07/28/95

Will not apply to OVERLD 2091 THEO 536 01 Theology of Grace 3.0 C MTWHF 08:15-10:30 DBRT 304 Ashley J . Matt 07/10/95 TO 07/28/95 2092 THEO 539 01 Spirituality - 2.0 C MTWHF 10:45-01:00 DBRT 301 06/26/95 TO 07/07/95 2093 THEO 546 01 Dynamics Hindu-Christian Inter 3.0 C MTWHF 10:45-01:00 DBRT 304 Malkovsky.Brad 06/19/95 TO 07/07/95 2094 THEO 551 01 Catholic Social Ethics 1.0 C MTWHF 07:00-09:30 NIEU 180 Curran, C 07/10/95 TO 07/14/95

' P.M. Class 2095 THEO 552 01 Social Ethics v 2.0 C MTWHF 08:15-10:30 DBRT 308 07/17/95 TO 07/28/95 2096 THEO 553 01 Feminist Theology « 3.0 C MTWHF 02:00-04:15 DBRT 118 06/19/95 TO 07/07/95 1762 THEO 560 01 Liturgical History 3.0 C MTWHF 02:00-04:15 , DBRT 242 White, James 06/19/95 TO 07/07/95 Liturgical History

Will not apply to OVERLD 1761 THEO 561 01 Christian Initiation 3.0 c MTWHF 08:15-10:30 DBRT 302 . , 07/10/95 TO 07/28/95 1760 THEO 562 01 Eucharist 3.0 c MTWHF 02:00-04:15 DBRT 242 Foley, Edward 07/10/95 TO 07/28/95 1759 THEO 563 01 Liturgical Prayer 3.0 c MTWHF 08:15-10:30 DBRT 302 Bradshaw, Paul 06/19/95 TO 07/07/95

Liturgical Year Will not apply to OVERLD

1758 THEO 564 01 Liturgical Year 3.0 c MTWHF 10:45-01:00 DBRT 312 07/10/95 TO 07/28/95 2097 THEO 565 01 Liturgical Theology 3.0 c MTWHF 10:45-01:00 DBRT 312 06/19/95 TO 07/07/95 2098 THEO 566A 01 Marriage 2.0 c MTWHF 08:15-10:30 DBRT 303 Pierce,Joanne 07/10/95 TO 07/21/95 2099 THEO 568 01 Liturgy of the Word 2.0 c MTWHF 10:45-01:00 DBRT 302 07/10/95 TO 07/21/95 2100 THEO 569A 01 Liturgy, Art and Culture 2.0 c MTWHF 02:00-04:15 DBRT 244 Mauck, M 07/10/95 TO 07/21/95 2101 THEO 570B 01 Eastern Christian Worship 2.0 c MTWHF 08:15-10:30 DBRT 303 06/26/95 TO 07/07/95 1754 THEO 573L 01 Comprehensive Review: Liti#rgy 1.0 c MTWHF 10:45-01:00 DBRT 302 Bradshaw, Paul 06/19/95 TO 07/07/95

Will not apply to OVERLD 1753 THEO 573T 01 Comprehensive Review: Theology 1.0 c MTWHF 02:00-04:15 DBRT 310 Trembath, K 06/19/95 TO 07/07/95

Will not apply to OVERLD 2102 THEO 574E 01 Liturgical Inculturation 2.0 c MTWHF 02:00-04:15 DBRT 244 06/19/95 TO 06/30/95 2103 THEO 592A 01 Homiletic Method 1.0 c MTWHF 10:45-01:00 OSHA 110 Melloh, John 06/19/95 TO 06/23/95

SUMMER 1995 22 SUMMER 19M

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

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ACCOUNTANCY ROOM 102 COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BUILDING

0022 ACCT 231 01 Principles of Accounting I 3.0 C MTWH 08:55-10:10 DBRT 209 0021 ACCT 232 01 Principles of Accounting Q 3.0 C MTWH 08:55-10:10 DBRT 210 0020 ACCT 334 01 Cost Analysis & Control 3.0 C MTWH 08:55-10:10 DBRT 240 0019 ACCT 371 01 Financial Acct Theory & Pract. 3.0 C MTWH 10:20-11:35 " DBRT 210 0018 ACCT 476 01 Introduction Federal Taxation 3:0 C MTWH 08:55-10:10 DBRT 213

Recommended Univ Elective

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ROOM 101 COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BUILDING

0017 BA 230 01 Statistics in Business 3.0 C M W 01:10-03:40 DBRT 208 Cho, Byung 0016 BA 362 01 Legal Environment of Business 3.0 C MTWHF 11:40-12:40 DBRT 208 Houck, John 1742 BA 392 01 Business Communication 3.0 C T H 06:3049:15 DBRT 208 Schriner.Delor P.M. Class 2588 BA 490 01 Corporate Strategy 3.0 C T H 10:20-12:50 DBRT 207 BA Seniors only

• ; 0015 BA 490 02 Corporate Strategy 3.0 C M W 10:20-12:50 DBRT 213 Davis, James BA Seniors only 2589 BA 498 01 European Business Seminar 3.0 C Appel, David

FINANCE ROOM 102 COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BUILDING

0109 FIN 231 01 Business Finance , 3.0 C MTWH 10:20-11:35 DBRT 214 ACCT 231 0110 FIN 360 01 Managerial Economics 3.0 C T H 01:10-03:40 DBRT 136 ECON 123/223 & 224 0111 FIN 361 01 Business Conditions Analysis 3.0 C T H 10:20-12:50 DBRT 136 ECON 123/223 & 224

MANAGEMENT ROOM 102 COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BUILDING

0009 MGT 231 01 Principles of Management 0008 MGT 240 01 Computers in Business

3.0 3.0

M W T H

01:10-03:40 10:20-12:50

DBRT 209 DBRT 228 Ghiaseddin] N

MARKETING MANAGEMENT ROOM 102 COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BUILDING

0010 MARK 231 01 Principles of Marketing 3.0 C T H 01:10-03:40 DBRT 207 Gundlach, G 2591 MARK 473 01 Marketing Communications 3.0 C T H 03:00-05:30 DBRT 208 Thurin, John MARK 231 and 350

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ROOM 276 COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BUILDING

0080 MBA 540 01 Contemporary Issues Taxation 2.0 C MTWHF 01:15-04:00 DBRT 213 Wittenbach, J 07/03/95 TO 07/14/95 0079 MBA 541 01 Use of Computers in Tax 2.0 C MTWHF 01:15-04:00 DBRT 213 Misiewicz, K 07/18/95 TO 07/29/95

0091 MBA 552 01 Quantative Methods 2.0 C MTWHF 01:15-04:00 DBRT 213 Chang, Yu-Chi 06/12/95 TO 06/30/95 0090 MBA 552 02 Quamative Methods 2:0 C MTWHF 01:15-04:00 DBRT 210 Tama, Joseph 06/12/95 TO 06/30/95

0089 MBA 554 01 Microeconomic Analysis 2.0 C MTWHF 09:00-11:45 DBRT 129 Keating, B 07/10/95 TO 07/26/95

0088 MBA 554 02 Microeconomic Analysis 2.0 C MTWHF 09:00-11:45 DBRT 216 Trubac, E 07/10/95 TO 07/26/95

0087 MBA 555 01 Organizational Behavior 2.0 C MTWHF 01:15-04:00 DBRT 210 Cram,J. 07/17/95 TO 07/28/95

0084 MBA 562 01 Managerial Accounting 2.0 C MTWHF 01.15-04:00 DBRT 214 07/17/95 TO 07/28/95

SUMMEK M5 23 SUMMER 1W5

X

tl

0083 MBA 563 01 Financial Management 2.0 C MTWHF 01:15-04:00 DBRT 126 Lanser, H 07/03/95 TO 07/14/95 Majors only

0082 MBA 564 01 Marketing Management 2.0 C MTWHF 09:00-11:45 DBRT 217 Guiltinan, J 06/26/95 TO 07/07/95 1st year MBA only

4254 MBA 571 01 Macroeconomics 2.0 C MTWHF 09:00-11:45 DBRT 216 Bergstrand, J 07/27/95 TO 08/10/95 Majors only

4255 MBA 571 02 Macroeconomics V C MTWHF 09:00-11:45 DBRT 317 Moberg, K 07/27/95 TO 08/10/95 Majors only

0081 MBA 633 01 Management Communications 2.0 C MTWHF 09:00-11:45 DBRT 138 O'Rourke.James 06/12/95 TO 06/23/95 Majors only

0086 MBA 672 01 Operations Management 2.0 C MTWHF 01:15-04:00 DBRT 317 Simon,John 07/31/95 TO 08/11/95 Majors only

0085 MBA 672 02 Operations Management 2.0 C MTWHF 01:15-04:00 DBRT 216 Tama, Joseph 07/31/95 TO 08/11/95 Majors only

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN ADMINISTRATION ROOM 123 COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BUILDING

1796 MSA 540 01 Introduction to Accounting 3.0 C M W 10:20-01:00 DBRT 311 Rueschhoff, N 06/19/95 TO 08/02/95 MSA students only

4224 MSA 541 01 Managerial Acct for NFP Inst 3.0 C M WH 08:20-10:00 DBRT 214 Milani, K 06/19/95 TO 08/02/95 1795 M S A ' 543 01 Marketing/NFP Organizations 3.0 C M W 05:00-09:00 DBRT 208 Appel, David 06/19/95 TO 07/12/95

P.M. Class MSA students only

1794 MSA 544 01 Introduction to Computers 3.0 c M W 10:20-01:00 DBRT 228 Wei, Jerry 06/19/95 TO 08/02/95 1793 MSA 545 01 Management Theory & Practice 3.0 c M WH 09:00-12:00 DBRT 120 Conlon, Edward 06/19/95 TO 07/13/95 1791 MSA 546 01 Financial Management 3.0 c T H 02:00-04:40 DBRT 209 Conway, Paul 06/19/95 TO 08/02/95

MSA students only 1790 MSA 547 01 Statistical Reasoning 3.0 c M W 04:00-06:40 DBRT 117 Yeh, Ting-Kin 06/22/95 TO 08/03/95

MSA students only 1789 MSA 548 01 Legal Environment 3.0 c T H 05:00-07:40 DBRT 119 Fields .John P.M. Class

MSA students only 4220 MSA 550W 01 Introduction to Computers

ALSO MEETS AT ALSO MEETS AT

2.0 c M TWH F .

10:00-04:30 08:45-04:00 08:45-12:00

DBRT DBRT DBRT

228 228 228

Tama, Joseph 06/12/95 TO 06/16/95

1787 MSA 556 01 Organizational Behavior 3.0 c M W 10:20-01:00 DBRT 318 Vecchio, R 06/19/95 TO 08/02/95 1786 MSA 557 01 Legal Issues 3.0 c M W 05:00-07:40 DBRT 118 Byerley.Thomas 06/19/95 TO 08/02/95

P.M. Class 4221 MSA 557W 01 Tax Considertn NFP Institution


2.0 c M TWH F

10:00-04:30 08:45-04:00 08:45-12:00

DBRT DBRT DBRT

207 207 207

Wittenbach, I 06/12/95 TO 06/16/95

4226 MSA 572 01 Ethic Issues 2.0 c T H 01:30-03:30 DBRT 215 Murphy, P 06/19/95 TO 07/12/95 4222 MSA 578W 01 Managing Change


2.0 c M TWH F

10:00-04:30 08:45-04:00 08:45-12:00

DBRT DBRT DBRT

208 208 208

Herakovic, J 06/12/95 TO'06/16/95

1803 MSA 594W 01 Grant and Proposal Writing ALSO MEETS AT ALSO MEETS AT

2.0 c M TWH F

10:00-04:30 08:45-04:00 08:45-12:00

DBRT DBRT DBRT

209 209 209

Hubbard, R 06/12/95 TO 06/16/95

4223 MSA 604W 01 Micro & Macro Leadership Skill ALSO MEETS AT = ALSO MEETS AT

2.0 c M TWH F

10:00-04:30 08:45-04:00 08:45-12:00

DBRT DBRT DBRT

214 214 214

06/12/95 TO 06/16/95

4227 MSA 622 01 Marketing Strategies 2.0 c M W 01:30-03:30 DBRT 311 Drevs, Robert 06/19/95 TO 07/12/95 1802 MSA 641W 01 Admin of Financial Aid Program


V c M TWH F

10:00-04:30 08:45-04:00 08:45-12:00

DBRT DBRT DBRT

215 215 215

Russo, Joseph 06/12/95 TO 06/16/95

1801 MSA 650W 01 Principles of Budgeting ALSO MEETS AT ALSO MEETS AT

2.0 c M TWH F

10:00-04:30 08:45-04:00 08:45-12:00

DBRT DBRT DBRT

216 216 216

Milani, K 06/12/95 TO 06/16/95

1783 MSA 652 01 Investment Issues/NFP Organztn 2.0 c M T H 02:30-04:30 DBRT 312 Halloran, J 06/19/95 TO 07/13/95


P I

1800 MSA 657W 01

4223 MSA 658 1782 MSA 672

01 01

1799 MSA 675W 01

1788 MSA 680 01

Administrators and Boards ALSO MEETS AT ALSO MEETS AT Risk Management Effective Development Programs

Dev/ Public Reltn/Fund Raising ALSO MEETS AT • ALSO MEETS AT • Administrative Policy

2.0 C M 10:00-04:30 TWH 08:45-04:00 F 08:45-12:00

3.0 C T H 08:20-11:00 2.0 C MTWH 05:00-08:00

2 . 0 , C M 10:0044:30 . TWH 08:45-04:00

F 08:45-12:00 3.0 C T 08:00-01:00

DBRT 217 DBRT 217 : DBRT 217 DBRT 208 DBRT 120

Sheehan, L.

Fehrs, Donald Burlce, Mary

DBRT 117 Regan, Brian : DBRT 117 ' DBRT 117 DBRT 318 Auburn, Paula

06/12/95 TO 06/16/95

06/19/95 TO 06/29/95 P.M. Class 06/12/95 TO 06/16/95

SUMMKK IWW 25 SUMMER I M S

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

m m m m

C t a i E m m # m m #

AEROSPACE AND MECHANICAL ENGINNEERING ROOM 365 FITZPATRICK HALL OF ENGINEERING

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 0051 ME 321 01 Diff Equations & Applied Math 0050 ME 327 01 Thermodynamics I 0049 ME • 334 01 Fluid Mechanics

3.0 C MTWHF 09:10-10:10 CUSH 205 3.0 C MTWHF 01:30-02:30 DBRT 119 3.0 C MTWHF 10:20-11:20 DBRT 117

Raven,F

ME 226, MATH 325 or ME 321 pre/corequisite

CIVIL ENGINEERING & GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES ROOM 156 FITZPATRICK HALL OF ENGINEERING

2007 CE 100A 01 Civil Engineering Concepts 0.0 N 2006 CE 100B 01 Civil Engineering Concepts' 0.0 N

McComas, S. T . 06/19/95 TO 07/06/95 McComas, S. T . 07/10/95 TO 07/27/95

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING ROOM 384 FITZPATRICK HALL OF ENGINEERING

1985 CSE 221 01 Logic Design & Sequential Cir. 1984 CSE 232 01 Advanced Programming

4.0 C MTWHF 10:20-11:20 DBRT 125 3.0 C MTWHF 09:10-10:10 DBRT 117

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ROOM 275 FITZPATRICK HALL OF ENGINEERING

1966 EE 222 01 Intro to Electrical Science

1965 EE 224 01 Electrical Circuits I

3.0 C MTWHF 11:30-12:30 DBRT 117

4.0 C MTWHF 11:30-12:30 DBRT 119

MATH 225 & PHYS 229

MATH 225 & PHYS 229 corequisites

ENGINEERING ROOM 257 FITZPATRICK HALL OF ENGINEERING

1957 EG 100A 01 Introduction to Engineering 0.0 N 1956 EG 100B 01 Introduction to Engineering 0.0 C

McComas, S. T . 06/19/95 TO 07/06/95 McComas, S. T . 07/10/95 TO 07/27/95

SUMMER 1595 26 SUMMER IMS

SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE

1 1 2? 1 * I i 1

ARCHITECTURE - ROOM 104 HAYES-HEALY CENTER

0041 ARCH 100 01 Career Disc/Arch at Notre Dame 0.0 N Stroik, Duncan 06/18/95 TO 06/30/95

SUMMER 1WK 27 SUMMER 1*)S

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE

i l i l l i l f i i i l : 1 I •man # : # # # # # # # # # : : m m # hi—i—

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES - ROOM 148 GALVIN LIFE SCIENCE CENTER

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 2374 BIOS 108. 01 Revolution in Biology 2375 BIOS 294 01 Neotropical Nat. Hist & Mgt Ct

GRADUATE COURSES

0028 BIOS 569 01 Practical Aquatic Biology

3.0 C 3.0 C

6.0 N

MTWHF 10:20-11:20 EART 101 Diffley, P Hamlett, Wm

Hellenthal, R Boyd, Sunny Carlton, R. Lamberti, Gary

05/22/95 TO 06/23/95

05/15/95 TO 07/21/95

CHEMISTRY & BIOCHEMISTRY - ROOM 439 STEFAN CHEMISTRY HALL

2655 CHEM 115 01 General Chemistry I 3.0 C MTWHF 10:20-12:05 DBRT 155 Hayes, Robert 05/30/95 TO 06/30/95 Crosslist CHEM 117 01

2037 CHEM 116 01 General Chemistry D 3.0 C MTWHF 10:20-12:05 NIEU 123 Hayes, Robert 07/03/95 TO 08/04/95 Crosslist CHEM 118 01

2656 CHEM 117 01 General Chemistry I 4.0 F MTWHF 10:20-12:05 DBRT 155 Hayes, Robert 05/30/95 TO 06/30/95 ALSO MEETS AT —- T H 01:00-02:00 NIEU 123 Johnson, J Crosslist CHEM 115 01 ALSO MEETS AT T H 02:00-04:30 NIEU 244

2036 CHEM 118 01 General Chemistry II 4.0 C MTWHF 10:20-12:05 Hayes, Robert 07/03/95 TO 08/04/95 ALSO MEETS AT T H 01:00-02:00 NIEU 123 Johnson, J Crosslist CHEM 116 01 ALSO MEETS AT T H 02:00-04:30 NIEU 244

2658 CHEM 119L 01 General Chemistry I Laboratory 1.0 N T H 01:00-02:00 NIEU 123 Hayes, Robert 05/30/95 TO 06/30/95 ALSO MEETS AT T H 02:00-04:30 NIEU 244 Johnson, J

0093 CHEM 120L 01 General Chemistry U Laboratry 1.0 C T H 01:00-02:00 NIEU 123 Hayes, Robert 07/04/95 TO 08/04/95 ALSO MEETS AT T H 02:00-04:30 NIEU 244 Johnson, J

2017 CHEM 223 01 Elemtry Organic Chemistry I 3.0 C MTWHF 10:20-12:05 DBRT 126 Helquist, P 05/30/95 TO 06/30/95 Will not apply to OVERLD

2016 CHEM 223L 01 Elem Organic Chemistry I Lab 1.0 c T H 01:30-02:00 NIEU 127 Helquist, P 05/30/95 TO 06/30/95 ALSO MEETS AT T H 02:00-04:30 NIEU 346 Peterson,Kathy

Will not apply to OVERLD 2015 CHEM 224 01 Elmtry Organic Chemistry n 3.0 c MTWHF 10:20-12:05 DBRT 126 07/03/95 TO 08/04/95

2014 CHEM 224L 01 Elemtry Organic Chem Lab n 1.0 c T H 01:00-02:00 NIEU 127 Peterson,Kathy 07/04/95 TO 08/04/95 ALSO MEETS AT T H 02:00-04:30 NIEU 346

MATHEMATICS - ROOM 370 COMPUTING CENTER

1894 MATH 104 01 Finite Mathematics 3.0 c MTWHF 01:15-02:55 COMP 326 McAllister,Ale 07/03/95 TO 08/01/95 1893 MATH 105 01 Elements of Calculus I - 3.0 c MTWHF 01:15-02:55 COMP 326 Vajiac.Bogdan 05/30/95 TO 06/30/95 1892 MATH 106 01 Elements of Calculus n 3.0 c MTWHF 01:15-02:55 COMP 328 Feher.LaszIo 07/03/95 TO 08/01/95 1891 MATH 126 01 Calculus n 4.0 c M W F 12:45-02:30 DBRT 125 York.Eric

ALSO MEETS AT W 02:40-04:25 DBRT 125 2063 MATH 211 01 Computer Progrmng/Problm Solv 3.0 c MTWHF 08:35-10:10 COMP 326 Snow, Dennis 06/20/95 TO 07/17/95

Crosslist MATH 511 01 4217 MATH 323 01 Introduction to Probability 3.0 c M W F 12:45-02:30 COMP 300 Howard, Alan


GRADUATE COURSES

2062 MATH 511 01 Computer Progrmng/Problm Solv 3.0 C MTWHF 08:35-10:10 COMP 326 Snow, Dennis 06/20/95 TO 07/17/95 Crosslist MATH 211 01

3343 MATH 555 01 Game Theory & Decision Process 3.0 C M T H F 10:00-12:00 DBRT 317 Borelli, Mario 06/19/95 TO 07/21/95

PHYSICS - ROOM 312 NIEUWLAND SCIENCE CENTER

1865 PHYS 221 01 Physics I ALSO MEETS AT

1864 PHYS 222 01 Physics H ALSO MEETS AT-

/

4.0 C MTWHF 08:00-10:10 NIEU 118 T H 01:30-03:30 NIEU 118

4.0 C MTWHF 08:00-10:10 NIEU 118 T H 01:30-03:30 NIEU 118

05/30/95 TO 06/30/95

07/03/95 TO 08/04/95

SCIENCE DEAN'S OFFICE - ROOM 229 NIEUWLAND SCIENCE CENTER

1820 SC 498 01 Research Experience Undergrad. 0.0 N Powell, James 05/22/95 TO 08/01/95

SUMMER 1995 2 9 SUMMER WS

UNIVERSITY

INSTITUTE FOR INTERNATIONAL PEACE - ROOM 100 HESBURGH CENTER

3339 HPS 321 01 Racial/Ethnic Conflict in U.S. 3.0 C MTWHF 02:40-04:35 DBRT 118 Pagnucco.Ronal 07/10/95 TO 08/01/95 3340 HPS 411 01 Mediation & Conciliation • t

s 3 0 C MTWH 01:30-05:00;: DBRT 131 Zimmerman,Gary 06/20/95 TO 07/05/95

Crosslist HPS 511 01 2058 HPS 427 01 Conflict Resolution:Thry/Pract 3.0 C MTWHF 09:00-01:00 NIEU 184 Zimmerman,Gary ***** CLOSED *****

ALSO MEETS AT N 01:00-08:00.; NIEU 184 06/05/95 TO 06/15/95 , . ... Crosslist HPS 527 01

2061 HPS 429 01 Internat'l Human Rights Movemt 3.0 C MTWH 01:30-04:45 PCTR 114 Pagnucco.Ronal 05/30/95 TO 06/15/95 Crosslist HPS 529 01

2076 HPS 445 01 Ed., Multicultural ism & Democ. 3.0 C M W F 10:20-12:05 DBRT 242 Neiman, Alven Crosslist PHIL 215 01 Crosslist HPS 545 01

GRADUATE COURSES i I

1908 nps 501 01 Coll. Cross-Cultural Understan 1.0 C MTWHF 02:00-04:00 NIEU 182 Hayner, Anne 07/31/95 TO 08/17/95 3341 DPS 511 01 Mediation & Conciliation 3.0 C MTWH 01:30-05:00 DBRT 131 Zimmerman,Gary 06/20/95 TO 07/05/95

Crosslist HPS 411 01 2059 nps 527 01 Conflict Resolution:Thry/Pract 3.0 C MTWHF 09:00-01:00 NIEU 184 Zimmerman,Gary ***** CLOSED *****

ALSO MEETS AT N 01:00-08:00 NIEU 184 06/05/95 TO 06/15/95 Crosslist HPS 427 01

2060 HPS 529 01 Internat'l Human Rights Movemt 3.0 C MTWH 01:30-04:45 PCTR 114 Pagnucco.Ronal 05/30/95 TO 06/15/95 Crosslist HPS 429 01

1907 HPS 530 01 Peace Studies Laboratory 3.0 C MTWHF 09:00-12:00 HESB C103 Francis, M 05/30/95 TO 06/15/95 ALSO MEETS AT MTWHF 01:00-05:00 PCTR 112 Graduate majors only

2075 HPS 545 01 Ed., Multiculturalism& Democ. 3.0 C M W F 10:20-12:05 DBRT 242 Neiman, Alven Crosslist PHIL 215 01 Crosslist HPS 445 01

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONAL PROJECTS - ROOM 202 SECURITY BUILDING

0096 SIPA 300 01 Awareness Seminar 3.0 c MTWHF 10:00-12:00 NIEU 182 Borelli, Mario 06/19/95 TO 07/28/95 0095 SIPA 400 01 Research Modicum - PWMEGS 3.0 c MTWHF 01:30-05:00 NIEU 182 Borelli, Mario 06/19/95 TO 07/28/95 0094 SIPA 450 01 Research Modicum - C AND AX 3.0 c MTWHF 08:00-05:00 NIEU 180 Borelli, Mario 06/12/95 TO 08/04/95

UPWARD BOUND - ROOM 219 ROCKNE MEMORIAL GYM

2592 UB 104 01 Finite Mathematics 3.0 c MTWHF 10:30-11:45 NIEU 118 06/19/95 TO 07/28/95 2593 UB 109 01 Composition and Literature 3.0 c MTWHF 08:30-09:45 NIEU 184 06/19/95 TO 07/28/95

KUMMUK 1*15 30 SUMMER 1W5

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