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Sep 13, 2024
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2022-2023 General/Graduate Catalog - Expires August 2028 [Archived Catalog]
Courses
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• FREN 432 - Stylistics and Translation I
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• FREN 433 - Stylistics and Translation II
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• FREN 435 - French Capstone Experience II
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• FREN 521 - Seminar in Contemporary French Culture
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• FREN 521G - Seminar in Contemporary French Culture
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• FREN 523 - Topics in Literature
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• FREN 523G - Topics in Literature
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• FREN 530 - Advanced Composition and Conversation
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• FREN 530G - Advanced Composition and Conversation
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• GEOG 111 - The Geographic Perspective
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• GEOG 211 - Global Geography
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• GEOG 320 - Geographic Information Science
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• GEOG 471 - Internship: Geography
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• GEOG 472 - Internship Evaluation and Analysis
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• GEOG 487 - Readings in Geography
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• GEOG 498 - Seminar: Geography
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• GEOG 554 - Independent Studies: Geography
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• GEOG 554G - Independent Studies: Geography
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• GEOG 620G - Environmental Geography
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• GER 210 - German Culture in Germany
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• GER 326 - German Culture and Language in Düsseldorf
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• GERM 130 - Elementary German I
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• GERM 131 - Elementary German II
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• GERM 230 - Intermediate German I
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• GERM 231 - Intermediate German II
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• GERM 232 - German Conversation
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• GERM 300 - German Composition and Conversation
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• GERM 332 - Introduction to German Literature I
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• GERM 333 - Introduction to German Literature II
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• GERM 334 - Advanced Readings in German
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• GERM 335 - German in Contemporary Society: Applied Economic and Political Aspects
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• GERM 336 - German Civilization I
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• GERM 338 - German Civilization II
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• GERM 339 - German Culture in English
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• GERM 429 - German Capstone Experience
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• GERM 430 - Topics in German
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• GERM 432 - Grimms’ Maerchen and German Dialectology
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• GERM 433 - Independent Studies of German
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• GERM 435 - Translation: German-English/English-German
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• GERM 437 - Classic Masterpieces of German Literature
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• GERM 439 - Twentieth and Twenty-First Century Literature of the German Speaking Countries
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• GRE 300 - Sacred Sites in Greece
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• GRE 301 - The Sacred Feminine: Goddesses and Mortal Women in Ancient Greece
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• GREK 100 - Elementary Classical Greek I
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• GREK 101 - Elementary Classical Greek II
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• GREK 200 - Intermediate Classical Greek I
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• GREK 201 - Intermediate Greek II
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• GREK 300 - Greek Epic Poetry
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• GREK 301 - Greek Drama and Lyric Poetry
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• GREK 302 - Greek Prose
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• GREK 303 - Hellenistic Greek Literature
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• GREK 380 - Independent Studies of Greek
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• GREK 470 - Advanced Readings in Greek
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• HEBR 108 - Elementary Hebrew I
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• HEBR 109 - Elementary Hebrew II
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• HIST 600G - Topics in World History
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• HIST 601G - Graduate World History
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• HIST 610G - Topics in US History
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• HIST 611G - Civil Rights Movement
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• HIST 618G - Twentieth-Century Latin America
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• HIST 639G - Seminar in Asian History
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• HIST 1002 - Revolt in History
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• HIST 1011 - World Civilizations before ca. 1300 CE
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• HIST 1012 - World Civilizations since ca. 1300 CE
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• HIST 1104 - United States History I, 1607-1877
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• HIST 1105 - United States History II, 1877 to present
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• HIST 1300 - Cultural Exploration of San Francisco
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• HIST 1601 - East Asian Civilizations I
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• HIST 1602 - East Asian Civilizations II
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• HIST 1701 - History of Africa to ca. 1800
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• HIST 1702 - History of Africa since ca. 1800
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• HIST 1801 - Latin American during the National Period
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• HIST 2011 - World History I: From the Dawn of Humanity to ca. 1300 CE
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• HIST 2012 - World History II: From ca. 1200 CE to the Present
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• HIST 2100 - Institutional History of the United States
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• HIST 2900 - Topics in History
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• HIST 2901 - Student Led Course: Topics
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• HIST 3000 - Topics in World History
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• HIST 3050 - Peoples of the Russian Empire and Former Soviet Union
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• HIST 3100 - Topics in US History
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• HIST 3103 - US History and Historiography, Through Reconstruction
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• HIST 3104 - Historiography of the Modern United States
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• HIST 3110 - Cahokia, Calvinists, Carolina: Vast Early America
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• HIST 3120 - Rights, Resistance, Race: American Revolutions, 1763-1800
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• HIST 3130 - From Fragile Federation to Expanding Empire: Forging the US Republic, 1780-1820
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• HIST 3150 - Plutocrats & Progressives: The Gilded Age and Progressive Era, 1865-1920
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• HIST 3160 - United States in the Age of the World Wars, 1914-1945
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• HIST 3169 - Life and Presidency of Harry S. Truman
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• HIST 3170 - United States after 1945
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• HIST 3200 - African-American History
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• HIST 3230 - Native Americans’ Frontiers
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• HIST 3250 - Asian-American History
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• HIST 3251 - Asian-American Women
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• HIST 3310 - History of American Law
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• HIST 3320 - Eugenics in America
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• HIST 3321 - Red Scares: Anticommunism in the United States, 1919-1957
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• HIST 3400 - Topics in European History
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• HIST 3410 - Ancient Greece
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• HIST 3415 - Ancient Rome
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• HIST 3420 - Survey of Medieval Europe I
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