Course Description Index Table

ACC	ECO	GRC	MIC	SHE
ARC	EFN	HED	MUS	SOC
ART	EDM	HIS	PHY	SPA
BIO	ENG	I-S	POL	SPY
BUS	ESS	INS	PSY	SPE
CHE	ERS	MGT	P-T	THA
CHM	FIN	MKT	RDG	TSL
C-I	FRE	MLG	REC	W-S
C-S	GEO	MLS	RTH
ECE	GER	MTH	SDA
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GRADUATE STUDENT CLASSIFICATIONS   GADM ESS — Sports Administration GAFC Adult Fitness/Cardiac Rehab. GBAE Biology — Aquatic Science GBCB Biology — Cellular and Molecular Biology GBCM Biology — Clinical Microbiology GBIO Master of Science Biology GBMI Biology — Microbiology GBNA Biology — Nurse Anesthesia GBPH Biology — Physiology GCMH Community Health GEPC Education — Learning Community GEPD Education — Professional Dev. GMBA Master Business Administration GMPH Public Health/Community Health GMPT Physical Therapy GPED ESS — Physical Education —Teaching Option GPES ESS — Physical Education — Special GPHP ESS — Human Performance GRDG Reading Education GREC Recreation — Management GRTH Recreation — Therapeutic GSCH School Health Education GSDA College Student Development & Administration GSED Special Education GSPY School Psychology GXXC Graduate Special — Special Continuing Education GXXE Graduate Special — Education GXXT Teacher Certification/License Renewal GXXX Graduate Special GXXY Graduate Special — Psychology

Note:  Courses listed in this catalog are subject to change through normal academic procedures. New programs and courses, and changes in existing course work are initiated by departments or programs and approved by the appropriate academic dean, the curriculum committees and the faculty senate. Additions to the curriculum for the ensuing years are published in the official curriculum committee minutes which are on file in the offices of the Vice Chancellor, the Deans, and the Records and Registration Office.   COURSE PREREQUISITES Course prerequisites, listed in the course description, indicate the academic preparation required for successful completion of the course. Occasionally students may have sufficient knowledge to enter courses without the formal prerequisites. In these circumstances, students may ask instructors for consent to enroll; all instructors retain the right to admit any student to their classes, subject to departmental policy. Students who do not meet the stated prerequisite(s) or the required class standing must obtain permission in writing to enroll in a class. Students will not receive credit for courses for which they do not have the appropriate class standing or specified prerequisites, or written permission to override the requirements.   COURSE AND CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS   A statement of course requirements for various curriculums is included in the Program Description section of the catalog beginning on p. 32. Additional requirements for the master's degree are located on p. 14.     A course marked "repeatable for credit" may be repeated only once unless otherwise specified.     Many course descriptions list the semester/year during which a course is normally offered. This serves as a guide; however, actual offerings may vary depending on staffing levels and enrollment demands.