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Show 7 V ' 't': ..,-..- A -s A 'v I i I -, ,y- ' j O A -. ' y--v "A " .V ', I t i " '.'t'V-' :; y. a ) , -;v rr-NOririi..: aa a o.A K . - ; ! v -V if. A ? . l - . - 7X - . , . vNJrNJ i y - i I . V;. " o- .. 7 '5 - . - - .7 i f " '::A V 'a - : V ' 7-J f : A" -. ,. O L.:?" -7 'A.I i ' aaa 7--'a?m; a 7(4). m - A:!- L) ?-3 ? j "nm J I " In R x O -SSJ UL o . ''"':. 7 OgdenHill Air Force Base REGISTRATION WINTER QUARTER BEGINS January 3, 1989 Military Tuition Assistance available on Hill AFB beginning December 1 2, 1 988. The OgdenHAFB center will be closed Dec. 23, 26, 27, and 28, 1 988. Registration at Hill AFB Center begins: November 21, 1988. Registration at downtown Ogden Center begins: November 21 , 1 988. Classes begin: January 3, 1989 Classes end: Week of March 6, 1989 Late fees begin: January 3, 1 989 ($1 0) ; January 10, 1989, ($20) Last day to register: January 23, 1989 Last day to Drop classes: January 30, 1989 Refund Schedule: . Before classes begin on January 3, 1989 100 Beginning January 3, 1 989 90 Beginning January 10, 1989 70 Beginning January 17, 1989 50 Beginning January 24, 1989 NO REFUND Holidays: January 16, 1989 o BOOK BUY BACK: The USU Offices on HAFB and in Ogden cannot buy back books, but the bookstore on campus does during the last days of final exams each quarter. Call 750-1666 for information. The Bookstore is open Monday through Fridays from 8 am to 5 pm and on Saturdays from 10 am until 2 pm. The bookstore will be open January 3, 4 and 5 from 8 am to 7 pm. CONTINUOUS GRADUATE REGIS- TRATION: All graduate students j must be in continuous registration j until they complete all require- j ments for the degree. Students must be regularly enrolled for a minimum of three credits per j quarter (summer quarters j excepted). To meet this minimum, j students may register for regular ! courses or for 699 and 799 (Contin- j uous Graduate Advisement). j LATE FEES: TuitionFees are due ! before the first day of the term or quarter. A $10 late fee for all ; classes will be assessed beginning the first day of classes. This applies to all students, graduate and undergraduate, military and civil- , ian and also applies to students on VA benefits. A $20 late fee will be assessed beginning the second week of classes. WITHDRAWALS: If you plan to withdraw from a class, you must notify us and complete a drop form. An "F" grade is recorded on students transcripts when classes are not properly dropped. Drops cannot be accepted after specific dates. Military students going TDY must make arrangements to drop classes prior to leaving. A signature is required on a dropadd form. No drops can be accepted over the phone. INCOMPLETE: Students who must drop a class may with instructor permission receive an Incomolete "F" grade on the transcript, and have one year to repeat the course. (Military students with Tuition Assistance have only 6 months to complete an Incomplete course without reimbursing the Government.) Govern-ment.) Students do not have to pay for the course during the quarter I the remaining course requirements are completed. Students must inform in-form one of the Ogden Centers when they plan to complete the Course. A Change of Grade Report Form must be completed by the instructor. FINAL GRADES: Final grade reports C are sent out to students from the Hf USU campus within 30 days of the final exam. Privacy laws will not allow USU Center personnel to give j grades over the phone. Students requiring final grades before they receive them in writing from the campus should contact their instructor in-structor or the Office of Records on campus. Official transcripts may be requested by writing the Office of Records, Utah State University, j Logan, UT, 84322-1600. A $2.00 fee 1 will be charged for the first and second copies and a $1 .00 fee for all others on the same order. IT IS THE STUDENT'S RESPONSIBLE RE-SPONSIBLE TO CHECK FOR COURSE PREREQUISITES PRERE-QUISITES AND OTHER USU POLICIES. Individuals not employed on Hill AFB may enroll in classes offered on the base. This information will also be distributed dis-tributed in the Nov. 18, 1988, issue of the Hill Top Times. NOTE: This is a class schedule and not the USU catalog. Students must check for program changes and prerequisites before classes begin and at registration. Students may register as soon as they receive this bulletin. Payment must accompany registration. PLEASE DO NOT PAY WITH CASH. Students cannot enroll at the Ogden Centers for daytime on campus classes. Registration can also be completed by mail. Call 625-3888 or 777-3536 and a card will be sent to you. Students must have mail in registrations regis-trations postmarked before midnight mid-night of the night before the first day of classes in order to avoid late fees. Mail in registration cards must be properly completed. Incomplete In-complete cards will be returned to students. Read all instructions carefully! Students who cannot attend formal registration should register by mail. Mail to: USU Ogden Area Center, 2650 Lincoln Ave. Rm 308, Ogden, UT 84401. Late fees begin the first day of classes. REGISTRATIONS WILL NO LONGER BE ACCEPTED THE FIRST NIGHT OF CLASS. (Including Education Educa-tion and ASE classes.) BOOKS: Books for courses will be available from the instructor the first night of class. Students who do not attend the first class session will have to make arrangements with the instructor to get a book. (Some MBA Books are sold through the Weber State College Bookstore). Due to instructor staffing needs, book ordering deadlines, and other requirements, students must register regis-ter before classes are to begin. Classes may be canceled end instructors reassigned before the first class session if students do not register during scheduled registration. OFFICE HOURS: The HAFB office is open Monday through Thursday from 8am to 5pm and Friday from 8am to noon. The Oqden Onice is open Monday through Friday from 8am to 5pm. Both offices are closed from noon to 1pm for lunch. Offices are sometimes temporarily closed in order to go to the bank or run other Center related errands. Students Stu-dents who find the office closed should leave a note where they may be reached. DO NOT LEAVE A MESSAGE ON THE RECORDER. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Call Dr. Terry Teigeler, USU Ogden Area Center Director 625-3888 (Tuesday, Thursday morning. Friday) Fri-day) or 777-3536 (Monday morning, Wednesday). Barbara Barnes and Beth Beck are the USUHAFB Secretaries. Suzanne Erskine is the downtown USUOgden Secretary. The Graduate Tuition schedule (see Table I), applies to on campus classes ana only the following Oqden Center programs: Master of Education in Instuctional Technology, A d -ministrativeSupervisory Endorsement, En-dorsement, Gifted and Talented Endorsement, Library Endorsement, and Master of Education in Special Education. These programs also require an additional $5.00 per credit hour program fee. NOTE: MILITARY TUITION ASSISTANCE ON HAFB WILL BE AVAILABLE THE TWO WEEKS PRIOR TO THE BEGINNING OF EACH TERM. CIVILIAN EMPLOYEES ASSIGNED TO HILL AFB MAY BE ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE ASSISTANCE WITH 50 PERCENT OF TUITION COSTS FOR ONE JOB-RELATED CLASS PER FISCAL QUARTER (1st QUARTER, OCT. -DEC; 2nd QUARTER, JAN-MARCH; 3rd QUARTER, APR-JUN; AND 4th QUARTER JUL-SEP). FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL YOUR EMPLOYEE DEVELOPMENT SPECILIST OR CONTACT LINDA POWELL, 777-9155. rr Q DEFERRED FEE NOTE: If you are unable to pay for a class all at one time, a Deferred Fee Note may be completed and the remaining tuition tu-ition and fees paid no later than 45 days from the first day of the quarter. Seventy-five dollars ($75.00) of the total must be paid at registration and a $22.00 finance charge will also be added to the total amount due. If your tuition and fees will be paid by a company or institution, it will not be necessary to pay the $75.00 if the registration is accompanied by an official authorization of billing. (Deferred Fee Notes cannot be used for audit classes.) PLEASE DO NOT PAY WITH CASH. HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS: High school students may enroll in courses for college credit if: They have completed their junior year, they have a 3.0 grade point average, and they have a letter of approval form from their parents and principal. Senior students may also enroll for Independent Studv classes. The Independent Study Catalog may be picked up at any of the Ogden Centers. Senior students may also enroll in Concurrent Education classes through local hiah schools. Call 625-3888 for information VETERANS: Please note - Veterans who have not paid their tuition and fees in full two weeks after the quarter begins will be notified that they will be terminated with the VA. (This applies to those on Gl Bill.) Veterans should call Betty Slack at 750-1102 for information before registering. Servicemen using us-ing military Tuition Assistance must bring a copy of the form with them to registration. GRANTS: Grants are available for part-time students taking classes off campus. For information, call the Financial Aid Office at 750-1023. 750-1023. (Ask about Pell grants and others.) AUDIT CLASSES: Classes taken for credit and audit ore recorded on an official Utah State University transcript. Audit classes do not receive a letter grade and cost the same as credit ROOMS: Rooms are provided as a courtesy toUSU students. Please help us in keeping rooms free of litter, paper, etc. and in good operating condition for the next class. I CLASS CHANGES: Please bring your ! registration receipt with you when making any class changes. No J refunds or class changes will be made without your receipt. (Stu-i (Stu-i dents must accept responsibility to become aware of USU policies and I dates as provided in the current i catalog.) ! I ' . i i I i i I I ! COOPERATIVE EDUCATION INTERNSHIP IN-TERNSHIP - EARN WHILE YOU LEARN: Your present employment may qualify you for college credit through the Cooperative Education Internship program. Earn up to 18 credit hours in Accounting, Administrative Ad-ministrative Systems and Business Education, Business Administration, Administra-tion, Economics, and other business related areas. Improve your employment status by participating t in the Coop Internship Program in the College of Business! Cooperative Coopera-tive Education is a dynamic plan of educational enrichment designed to integrate work experience with classroom study, thus linking an individual's academic interests with their professional interests. For further information regarding this program, phone Donna Crow at the USU Coop Office at 750-2347 or the Ogden USU Center. COMPUTER LAB FEES: There is a $20.00 lab fee for each computer class requiring a lab each quarter. Students may use their own computers, com-puters, but must pay the $20.00 lab fee even if USU computers are not used. Students using USU. computers com-puters must also buy computer time. The time is available in $5.00 increments. It will not be possible to refund the computer time fee of a student deciding to use hisher computer after the computer time has been logged on the VAX computer. Each student must complete com-plete a computer usage card at the time of registration in order to receive a user name and password in time for the starting of the quarter. CIVILIAN JOB-RELATED NON-DUTY HOURS TRAINING: Civilian employees assigned to Hill AFB may be eligible to receive assistance with 50 percent of tuition costs for ONE job related class per FISCAL quarter (1st quarter, October-December; 2nd quarter, January-March; 3rd quarter, April-June; and 4th quarter, July-September). For more information call your Employee Development Specialist or contact Linda Powell, 777-9155. ID REQUIRED TO ENTER BASE: Students who do not have a car ID and a personal ID to enter HAFB must take their car registration, driver's license, and class registration registra-tion receipt to Bldg 1219 (Security Police) from 7:00am to 3:45pm or to the Desk Sergeant the first night of class, or the West or South Gate Reception Center from 6:30am to 2:30pm and an ID wilj be issued for the quarter. This also applies to instructors. ALIENS: Foreign students and non-US citizens should not register for classes taught at Hill Air Force Base. MAILING ADDRESS: Send all mail-in registrations to the Lincoln Ave., address. . USU Ogden Area Center 2650 Lincoln ave.. Rm 308 Ogden, UT 84401 USU Ogden Area Center 2849 DPE Bldg 368 Rm 24 HAFB, UT 84056 " a MASTER OF COMMUNICATIONS: Mass Media Emphasis $60 per credit Hour. Call 625-3888 or 777-3536. 777-3536. (Begins March 1989). MASTER OF COMPUTER SCIENCE: $60 per credit hour. See CS 495, CS 455, CS 456, CS 530, CS 690, CS 656, CS 697, CS 695. MASTER OF ENGLISH, THEORY OF TEACHING WRITING OPTION: $50 per credit hour. See ENG 607 and ENG 605. MASTER OF EDUCATION IN INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY, MASTER RESOURCE TEACHER: Graduate Tuition plus $5 per credit hour. See INST 634 and INST 738. Electives for this program are INST 600, 602, 603, and ENG 682 which are part of the Instructional Technology Library Media Endorsement En-dorsement Program. ADMINISTRATIVE SUPERVISORY ENDORSEMENT FOR EDUCATORS: Graduate Tuition plus $5 per credit hour. See ED 674, ED 610, ED 750, ED 710, and ED 641. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION SECONDARY EDUCATION (GIFTED AND TALENTED) ENDORSEMENT: Graduate Tuition plus $5 per credit hour. See ELED 646 and ELED 670. English 682 and IT 600. 602. 603 can be used as electives in the Master of Education: Master Resource Teocher Program. For information call the USU Ogden Centers at 625-3888 or 777 3536. MASTER OF SCIENCE IN NUTRITION AND FOOD SCIENCE Students planning to enter the graduate program in Nutrition and Food Sciences should have a bachelors degree in a field of biological, physical, agricultural, nutritional, or engineering sceince. NFS 623 and STAT 502 will be offered Winter Quarter. MASTER OF EDUCATION IN SPECIAL EDUCATION: A Master of Education in Special Education began Fall Quarter at Roy High Scnool. Students may enroll any quarter. Individuals not employed on Hill AFB may enroll in HAFB classes. MASTER PROGRAMS, BACHELOR PROGRAMS, CERTIFICATES AND ENDORSEMENTS MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION: $65 per credit hour. See BA 600, BA 652, BA 686, ECON 501 , and ACCT 602. Lou Workman, Asst MBA Director, from the MBA office will be in the Ogden Area Center, 2650 Lincoln Ave., Rm 308 on December 1st, from 3:00 pm to 7:00 pm. She will be at the HAFB Center on December 8, from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm. The next available date for counseling with Lou Workman will be the end of February. PLEASE CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT AT 625-3888. MBA students who are matriculated should register three weeks before the quarter begins. (Dec. 13). MBA STUDENTS WHO HAVE NOT BEEN FORMALLY ACCEPTED (MATRICULATED) MAY NOT ENROLL IN ANY BA PREFIXED GRADUATE COURSES HIGHER THAN BA 609 UNLESS GIVEN SPECIAL PERMISSION. STUDENTS WHO HAVE A BACHELORS DEGREE IN BUSINESS SHOULD NOT ENROLL IN BA 607, 608 OR 609. DUE TO EXCESSIVE REGISTRATIONS, SOME MBA CLASSES MAY REACH CAPACITY CAPAC-ITY AND BE CLOSED. CALL LOU WORKMAN 750-1 773 FOR DETAILS. NEW PROGRAMS TO WATCH FOR: MASTERS OF COMMUNICATIONS: MASS MEDIA ' Beginning Spring Quarter (March 1989), USU will offer a Master of Communications with a Mass Media emphasis. Individuals who would like to pursue graduate study in Print, Broadcasting or Administration of Mass Media would benefit from this program. Students could complete all classwork in six quarters by enrolling in two classes per quarter. Classes will be held in the evening at Weber State College. $60.00 per credit hour. Students may have a Bachelors in any undergraduate area. Call 777-3536 or 625-3888 for information. Students Stu-dents may take up to twelve quarter hours before making formal application. Classes from other media related disciplines may also be transferred into the program. LIBRARY MEDIA ENDORSEMENT OFFERED IN OGDEN USU will be offering the Library Media Endorsement (required by the Utah State Office of Education) in Ogden on Hill AFB for persons supervising, directing or coordinating media services at the elementary or secondary (K-12) levels. The Library Media Endorsement En-dorsement is required of all new personnel entering the library media field. To be eligible for the Certification, students must hold or be eligible to hold a Basic Professional Pro-fessional Certificate with an Early Childhood Elementary, Middle, Secondary or Special Education Endorsement. One class will be offered each Saturday in the Hill AFB Library (Bldg 440) over a two way telecommunications system linking more than seventeen locations in Utah and Wyoming. The following classes will be offered during the program. English 416 or 682 Children's Literature or Young Adult Literature INST 441 or 442 Production and Utilization of Media in the Curriculum INST 600 Information Sources INST 602 - Spring Quarter 1 989 Evaluation and Selection of Print or Nonprint Media INST 603 Reading Guidance INST 606 Cataloging and Classification of Print and Nonprint Media INST 607 - Winter Quarter 1 989 Library Media Center Administration MASTER OF SCIENCE IN NUTRITION AND FOOD SCIENCES: See NFS 623, and STAT 502. $65 per credit hour. Students planning to enter the graduate program in Nutrition ana Food Sciences should have a Bachelors degree in a field of biological, physical, agricultural, nutritional, or engineering science. MASTER OF SOCIAL SCIENCE (HUMAN RESOURCE ADMINISTRATION): $65 per credit hour. See ECON 626, PS 663, ECON 501, BA 686, BA 662, ECON 606. Linda Goetze from the HRA office will be at the Ogden Area Center, 2650 Lincoln Ave., Rm 308, on November 30, from 3:30 pm to 6:30 pm. CALL FOR APPOINTMENT. APPOINT-MENT. MASTER OF EDUCATION IN SPECIAL EDUCATION: Graduate Tuition plus $5 per credit hour. See SPED 656 and ED 710 andor SPED 641. Special ED classes will be held at Roy High School. MASTER OF SOCIAL SCIENCE (PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION): $65 per credit hour. See PS 615, PS 663. II BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION: UNDERGRADUATE TUITION. See ECON 201, STAT 230, ACCT 202, BA 364. k - st Iff?) A I s& ij LIBRARY MEDIA ENDORSEMENT TO THE UTAH TEACHING CERTIFICATE: Graduate Tuition plus $5 per credit hour. See INST 607. For further information please read the "New Programs" section of this brochure. g 8 Winter Quarter Classes BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS EDUCATION BIS 310 (3 credits) Business Information Systems M5:15-7:45pm Index 4186 Hilton HAFB Bldg 440 ComNet Rm (Library) 6 BACHELOR OF COMPUTER SCIENCE: Undergraduate tuition. See CS 101, I CS 150, CS 170, CS 236, CS 260, CS 455, CS 456, CS 495,. and other i supporting classes including MATJrl j and STAT, etc. ! BACHELOR OF ; PSYCHOLOGY: I Undergraduate Tuition. See PSYCH 366, PSYCH 510, and PSYCH 520 , and other general education i classes and electives. I APPLIED ORNAMENTAL j HORTICULTURE DIPLOMA AND LANDSCAPE ! MAINTENANCE AND INSTALLATION I CERTIFICATE: Undergraduate Tuition. See PLSCI 350, PLSCI 225 and PLSCI 237. ,f NOTE TO STUDENTS: All classes being held in the Hill AFB Library (Bldg 440) are being delivered over a telecommunication telecommunica-tion system. More than seventeen other locations are connected to the systems. Two way communication communica-tion between the student and j instructor is possible by using i microphones, electronic I blackboards, video slow scan cam eras and a fax copy machine. Only two students per location are i required in order to allow the classes to carry. This means few classes are canceled. For individu als on TDY schedules this is a good ' educational alternative since closs sessions can be taped. WINTER QUARTER-January QUARTER-January 3 March 10 ACCOUNTING ACCT 202 (3 credits) Introductory Accounting Sat. 5:00-7:30pm Index 4183 Beutler HAFB Lib. Bldg 440 Corn-Net Rm ACCT 602 (3 credits) Accounting For Management Control Tues6:00-9:00pm Index 4185 Peck WSC SS Bldg Rm 26 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BA 364 (3 credits) Human Resource Management M 8:00-1 1:00pm Index 4187 Robson HAFB Lib. Bldg 440 ComNet Rm j BA 600 (3 credits) A Survey of Business Law 2? Wed 6:30-9:30pm Index 4236 Staff WSCSSBldgRm44 BA 652 (4 credits) Marketing Strategy ( ff B I I 1 1 I.II..HI I .1. 1.1 Fll I 44 iJ CS236 Computer Programming and Problem Solving T5:30-8:30pm Index 4179 Staff HAFB Bldg 368 Rm 27 CS 260 (3 credits) "C" Programming Th 5:30-8:30pm Index 4180 Staff HAFB Bldg 396 Rm 15 CS 455 (3 credits) Computer Software Methodology W 5:30-1 0:00pm Index 4188 Egbert HAFB Bldg 445 Rm 8,9 Chapel CS 456 (3 credits) Computer Software Methodology W5:30-10:00pm Index 4189 Egbert HAFB Bldg 445 Rm 8, 9 Chapel CS 495 (5 credits) CS 455 and 456 Combined W 5:30-10:00pm Index 4190 Egbert HAFB Bldg 445 Rm 8, 9 Chapel CS 530 (3 credits) Compiler Construction Th 5:30pm Index 4191 Cannon HAFB Bldg 368 Rm 27 CS 656 (3 credits) Software Applications T 5:30pm Index 4192 Jones HAFB Bldg 368 Rm 27 CS 690 (1-5 credits) Seminar Date and Time TBA Index 4193 Don Cooley HAFB CS 695 (3-6 credits) Readings and Reports Date and Time TBA Index 4194 Don Cooley HAFB CS 697 (3-9 credits) Thesis and Research Date and Time TBA Index 4195 Don Cooley HAFB Repeotable for credit. Check with major deportment de-portment for limitations on number of credits tho! con be counted for graduation. Tues 6:00-10:00pm Index 4167 Parent WSC SS Bldg, Rm 28 BA 662 (3 credits) Human Resouces Management Th 8:00-1 0:1 5pm Index 4233 StevensCragun WSC Stewart Library Rm 78 BA 686 (3 credits) Management of TechnologyInnovation Wed 6:30-9:30pm Index 4166 McCarrey WSC SS Bldg, Rm 7 COMPUTER SCIENCE CS 101 (4 credits) Using Computers W5:00-9:00pm Index 4231 Steve Morgan HAFB Range This course introduces the student to the use. nature, history and impact of computers in modern life. CS PS 101 (4 credits) Using Computers MW5:30-7:30pm Index 4176 Staff HAFB Bldg 368 Rm 27 CSSK 150 (4 credits) BASIC Programming MW5:30-7:30pm Index 4177 Staff HAFB Bldg 368 Rm 27 Use of the language BASIC to teach problem solving skills on a computer. BASIC is the language most commonly supported on small computers, including home computers. CSSK 170 (4 credits) Computer Science Fundamentals W5:30-9:30pm Index 4178 Cooley HAFB Bldg 445 Rm 20,21 Chapel Introduction to computer science for CS mojors or minors who don't have adequate math or computer background: History, computing concepts, con-cepts, computer usage. May be waived by examination or instructor's consent. (Pascal) Iues6:OU-IO:UOpm j Index 4167 j ""7 Parent WSC SS Bldg, Rm 28 L j BA 662 (3 credits) Tf Human Resouces I l lO I I Management 1 Nf II Th 8:00-1 0:1 5pm I i I 1 U Index 4233 III 1 . StevensCragun 1' ) M ' WSC Stewart Library Rm 78 ! SL U BA 686 (3 credits) gKi Management of I lll55Ss TechnologyInnovation llllllllsm Wed 6:30-9:30pm i xlllllillik S. Index 4166 I McCarrey WSC SS Bldg, Rm 7 U . . j ; : ! 1 I 1 L. ECONOMICS ECON 201 (5 credits) Economics II T5:15-10:30pm Index 4196 Marston HAFB Library B440 ComNet Rm ECON 218 (3 credits) Economics of Consumer Choices MWF 10:00-10:50am Index 4197 Israelson HAFB Library B440 ComNet Rm ECON 501 (4 credits) Microeconomics Th 6:00- 10:00pm Index 4198 Biswas WSCSSBIdg-Rm7 ECON 626 (3 credits) New Work Systems M6:00-9:00pm Index 4199 Bentley WSC SS Bldg Rm 7 ECON 620 (3 credits) Labor Economics Th 5: 15-8: 15pm Index 4234 Marston WSC Stewart Library Rm 78 EDUCATION ED 610 (3 credits) Theories of Supervision T5:15-7:30pm Index 4221 D.Winn WSC Stewart Library Rm 78 ED 641 (3 credits) Social, Cultural, and Philosophical Foundations of Education M 4:30-7:30pm Index 4172 Byron Burnham Weber High Rm 1 5 ED 674 (3 credits) School Law T7:45-10:15pm Index 4222 White WSC Stewart Library Rm 78 ED 674 (3 credits) School Law Th 4:30-7:30pm Index 4173 Izar Martinez Farm. Jr. High Rm 168 ED 710 (3 credits) Practices of Supervision Th 4:30-7:30m index 4171 Allred Weber High Rm 1 5 ED 750 (3 credits) School Finance M4:30-7:30pm Index 4174 Bruce Griffin Farm Jr. High Rm 168 ELED 633 (3 credits) Internship Date and Time - TBA Index 4170 Staff -TBA Weber HSFarm Jr. Hi ELED 646 (3 credits) Education of Gifted and Talented T 5.00-8:00pm Index 4168 Staff Farm Jr. High Rm 168 ELED 670 (3 credits) Improvement of Science Instruction W5:00-8:00pm Index 4169 Staff Farm Jr. High Rm 168 SECED 633 (3 credits) Internship Date and Time - TBA Index 4175 Staff Weber HSFarm Jr. Hi SPECED 633 (3 credits) Internship Date and Time - TBA Index 4200 Staff Weber HSFarm Jr. Hi SPED 656 (3 credits) Legal Aspects W4:30-7:30pm Index 4201 Staff Roy High School Rm 1 72 ENGLISH ENG WC 200 (3 credits) Persuasive Writing Th 5:30-8:30pm Index 4181 BISE HAFB Bldg 445 Rm. 6,7 Chapel ENG WC 200 (3 credits) Persuasive Writing MW l:00-2:10pm Index 4202 Davis HAFB Bldg 440-Library ComNet Rm The writing of documented essays of the kind required in eassay examinations and in responding respon-ding to issues. Prerequisite: English 101. Ill, or equivalent writing proficiency. ENG 305 (3 credits) Professional and Technical Writing W5:00-8:00pm Index 4182 Passey HAFB Bldg 445 Rm 6, 7 Chapel Theory and guided practice of designing, writing, editing technical reports based on identifying organizational (e.g. business, industry, government) govern-ment) problems and analyzing complex audience needs. For upper division students who have completed a 200 level writing course or its equivalent, or permission of instructor. ENG 605 (3 credits) Rhetoric and the Basic Writer T5:00-7:30pm Index 4203 Roush Roy High School Rm 1 74 ENG 607 (3 credits) Seminar in Teaching Creative Writing Th 5:00-7:30pm Index 4204 Brewer Roy High School Rm 1 74 HISTORY HISTSS 104 (5 credits) Western Civilizations M 5:00-9:30pm Index 4232 Vince Lafferty HAFB Range INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY INST 607 (3 credits) Library Media Center Administration Sat 10:50-1 :15pm Index 4235 Stoddard HAFB Bldg 440-Library ComNet Rm INST 634 (3 credits) Instructional Development W5:15-7:45pm index 4205 Wood HAFB Bldg 440-Library ComNet Rm INST 738 (3 credits) Current Issues Seminar W8:OO-10:30pm Index 4206 Hofmeister HAFB Bldg 440-Library ComNet Rm MATHEMATICS MATH 101 (5 credits) Intro, to College Algebra Mthru F8:00-8:50am Index 4164 Hayes HAFB Bldg 440-Library ComNet Rm MATH 220 (5 credits) Analytical Geometry and Calculus MW5:30-8:00pm Index 4161 Staff HAFB Bldg B 396 Rm 15 Analytic geometry, differential and integral calculus, introduction to vectors, infinite series and applications. Those wishing to study upper division mathematics should complete this sequence. se-quence. Prerequisites: MATH 105 and 106 or equivalent. NUTRITION AND FOOD SCIENCES NFS 623 (3 credits) Women's Nutritional Issues T 6:00-9:00pm Index 4207 Lauritzen WSC SS Bldg Rm 44 POLITICAL SCIENCE PS 615 (4 credits) American Politics T6:00-10:00pm Index 4158 Randy Simmons WSC SS Bldg Rm 46 PS 663 (3 credits) Public Finance Administration W6:00-9:00pm Index 4159 Hiibner WSC SS Bldg Rm 26 PLANT SCIENCE PLSCI 225 (3 credits) Cooperative Work Experience Time - TBA Index 4208 Aston USU Farmington Botanical Gardens PLSCI 239 (4 credits) Residential Landscapes T6:00-9:00pm Index 4209 Aston - USU Farmington Botanical Gardens PLSCI 310 (4 credits) Greenhouse Crop Production W6:00-9:00pm Index 4210 Rupp USU Farmington Botanical Gardens PLSCI 350 (3 credits) Pruning Horticulture Plants S 9:00am-3:00pm Index 421 1 Walker USU Farmington Botanical Gardens PLSCI 237 (3 credits) Indoor Plants and Interior Scaping Th 6:00-9:00pm Index 4212 Amundsen USU Farmington Botanical Gardens PSYCHOLOGY PSY 110 (3 credits) Human Development: General T, Th, F 1:00-1 :50pm Index 4237 Staff HAFB Lib. B 440 Corn-Net Rm PSY 366 (3 credits) Educational Psych. For Teachers Th 5:00-7:30pm Index 4213 Allen HAFB Library B440 ComNet Rm PSY 510 (4 credits) History and Systems of Psychology Th 7:45-1 1:00pm Index 4214 Phelps HAFB Library B440 ComNet Rm PSY 520 (3 credits) Intro, to Counseling and Guidance TThF2:00-2:50pm Index 4215 Damin HAFB Library B440 ComNet Rm SOCIOLOGY SOC 101 (5 credits) Introductory Sociology Daily 9:00-9:50am Index 4216 Berry HAFB Library B440 ComNet Rm STATISTICS STAT 230 (5 credits) (Formerly 296) , Business Statistics ' LL F5:15-10:30pm Index 4165 Peterson HAFB Library B440 ComNet Rm STAT 501 (3 credits) Statistical Methods T5:30-8:30pm index 4160 Staff HAFB Bldg 445 R 6,7 Chapel Annex Topics covered include estimation, hypothesis testing, simple linear regression, analysis of variance, and on introduction to the use of statistical software. STAT 502 (3 credits) Statistical Methods M6:30-9:30pm Index 4163 Sisson WSCSSBIdgRm44 |
