Schedule of Classes - Northeastern Illinois University

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S CHEDULE OF CLASSES
Fall 2011
Register Online at http://neiuport.neiu.edu
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Learn in the city. Lead in the world.
Fall 2011 Registration and Deadline Dates
Fall 2011 — Northeastern Illinois University
Classes begin:
Saturday classes - August 27
Sunday classes - August 28
Weekday classes - August 29
Registration Dates:
Advanced Registration
April 18 - June 30
Open Registration
July 1 - August 1
Late Registration
August 2 - 25
Change of Registration
August 26 - September 12
Cashier Confirmation / Payment Deadlines: (Bills will not be mailed. See Schedule of Tuition and Fee Payments-Page 13)
Advanced Registration
April 18 - June 30
$150.00 due by
June 30
Open Registration
July 1 - August 1
$250.00 due by
August 1
Late Registration
August 2 - 25
$350.00 due by
August 25
Change of Registration
$450.00 due by
September 12
Courses Dropped
August 2 in AM
Courses Dropped
August 2 in AM
Courses Dropped
August 26 in AM
Courses Dropped
September 13 in AM
Last day to apply for pass/fail option or audit a course:
Holidays:
September 12
Labor Day - September 5
Thanksgiving - November 24-27
Credit/Reduction of Tuition and Fees Deadlines: Course Swapping: Students who drop and add a course on the same date during
the 90% credit period will not be assessed the 10% if the added course’s credit hours are the same number or more as the dropped course.
100%
Apr. 18 - Aug. 25
Reduction in course
load or complete
withdrawal
90%
Aug. 26 - Sept. 12
Reduction in course
load or complete
withdrawal
50%
Sept. 13 - Sept. 26
Reduction in course
load or complete
withdrawal
25%
Sept. 27 - Oct. 11
Reduction in course
load or complete
withdrawal
No Refund
Oct. 12 - Nov. 11
No credit for
complete withdrawal
or reduced course
load
Grade issued: No
Grade issued: No
Grade issued:Yes,‘W’
Last day to drop a course (no refund):
November 11
Last day of classes:
December 12
Finals:
Saturday classes - December 10
Weekday classes - December 13, 14, 15
Friday only classes - December 16
Semester ends,
grades due 12:00 midnight:
December 19
POLICY ON FIRST CLASS SESSION ATTENDANCE
Department instructors may reassign a student's
seat in a class if the student does not attend the first
class session and neglects to inform the instructor in
advance of the intended absence. The student will
be responsible for any financial consequence if the
course is not dropped officially by the student before
the appropriate refund deadline. Failure to officially
withdraw from class will result in a grade of F.
NEIUport Registration Timetable
NEIUport Registration Timetable
Student class and hours earned determine earliest time to register
Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 6:00 a.m. - Midnight | Saturday and Sunday - 9:00 a.m - 9:00.pm.
To determine when to register, follow these steps:
• Go to NEIUport.neiu.edu and log on.
• Click on the Current Student tab.
• Click ‘Registration Status’ in the ‘Registration Tools’ channel.
• Select Fall 2011. • Determine your ‘Class for registration purposes’.
• Add the number of hours for your current ‘level’ (institutional and transfer) displayed
under ‘Earned Credit’.
• Locate your class and the number of ‘Hours Earned’ on this chart to determine your start
time.
Once your registration time begins, you may register or adjust your schedule
until the last day of the registration period. Courses not yet graded, are not
included in ‘Earned Credit’.
Registration will
continue
May 12 - September 12
Monday, April 18
Monday, May 2
Class: Master's Program
Class: Sophomores
Registration Start Time
Hours Earned
Hours Earned
9:00 a.m.
0 + cr.
9:00 a.m.
50-59 cr.
Noon
40-49 cr.
3:00 p.m.
30-39 cr.
Tuesday, April 19
Class: Graduates in Certification Programs
Hours Earned
Monday, May 2
9:00 a.m.
0 + cr.
Class: Seeking 2nd Bachelor's Degree
Thursday, April 21
Hours Earned
9:00 a.m.
0 + cr.
Class: Seniors
Hours Earned
Thursday, May 5
9:00 a.m.
110 + cr.
Class: Freshmen
Noon
100-109 cr.
Hours Earned
90-99 cr.
9:00 a.m.
20-29 cr.
Noon
10-19 cr.
3:00 p.m.
0-9 cr.
3:00 p.m.
Tuesday, April 26
Class: Juniors
Wednesday, May 11
Hours Earned
9:00 a.m.
80-89 cr.
Noon
70-79 cr.
Hours Earned
3:00 p.m.
60-69 cr.
9:00 a.m.
0 + cr.
Class: Students at Large (SAL)
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Table of Contents
TOPIC.............................................................................................................................. PAGE NOS.
TOPIC.............................................................................................................................. PAGE NOS.
Academic Development............................................................................................ 53
Accessibility Center................................................................................................... 16
Accounting................................................................................................................ 50
Accounting Business Law & Finance......................................................................... 50
Admissions & New Student Information..................................................................... 8
Aerospace Studies (Air Force ROTC)........................................................................ 67
African & African American Studies........................................................................... 33
Anthropology............................................................................................................ 33
Art.............................................................................................................................. 33
Auditing..................................................................................................................... 15
Bachelor's Degree Requirements.............................................................................. 18
Bilingual/Bicultural Education................................................................................... 62
Biology...................................................................................................................... 34
Building Locations....................................................................... 9, outside back cover
Business Law............................................................................................................. 50
Campus Directory.................................................................................................... 5-7
Carruthers Center for Inner City Studies Courses..................................................... 28
Chemistry.................................................................................................................. 35
Communication, Media and Theatre - Communication............................................. 36
Communication, Media and Theatre - Media............................................................. 37
Communication, Media and Theatre - Theatre........................................................... 37
Computer Science..................................................................................................... 37
Concurrent Registration............................................................................................ 16
Course Identification/Level Codes.............................................................................. 9
Counselor Education................................................................................................. 55
Dance Program......................................................................................................... 43
Declaring a Major...................................................................................................... 18
Departmental Notes............................................................................................. 65-68
Early Childhood Education........................................................................................ 62
Earth Science............................................................................................................. 39
Economics................................................................................................................. 38
Educational Foundations........................................................................................... 56
Educational Leadership............................................................................................. 57
El Centro Courses................................................................................................. 29-30
Elementary Education............................................................................................... 62
English....................................................................................................................... 38
English as a Second Language................................................................................... 53
English Language Program........................................................................................ 53
Enrollment Verification.............................................................................................. 15
Exercise Science........................................................................................................ 58
Final Exam Schedule......................................................................... inside back cover
Finance...................................................................................................................... 51
Financial Aid.............................................................................................................. 10
First Year Experience Courses................................................................................... 27
General Education Courses.................................................................................. 22-26
General Education Program List of Approved Courses............................................. 19
Geography & Environmental Studies........................................................................ 40
Gifted Education........................................................................................................ 60
Global Studies............................................................................................................ 64
Graduate College Deadlines..................................................................................... 3-4
Health Education....................................................................................................... 58
Health Insurance....................................................................................................... 14
History....................................................................................................................... 40
Honors Program........................................................................................................ 18
Human Resource Development................................................................................ 57
I.D. Card Policy.......................................................................................................... 17
Illinois Articulation Initiative..................................................................................... 16
Independent Study.................................................................................................... 16
Inner City Studies Education..................................................................................... 56
Instructional Media................................................................................................... 57
Justice Studies........................................................................................................... 41
Latino and Latin American Studies............................................................................ 41
Leadership................................................................................................................. 58
Linguistics.................................................................................................................. 41
Management.............................................................................................................. 51
Marketing.................................................................................................................. 51
Mathematics.............................................................................................................. 42
Mathematics-Developmental..................................................................................... 53
Middle School Education & Teaching........................................................................ 63
Military Science......................................................................................................... 68
Music......................................................................................................................... 43
National Voter Registration Act.................................................................................. 16
NEIU email................................................................................................................ 17
NEIUport Accounts.................................................................................................... 17
NEIUport Hours of Operation........................................................................... 1, 3-4, 7
NEIUport Registration Timetable................................................................................. 1
Nontraditional Degree Programs............................................................................... 64
Off Campus Courses & Sites..................................................................................... 31
Office Hours / D-Building............................................................................................ 7
Online Courses..................................................................................................... 20-21
Oral Proficiency......................................................................................................... 16
Overloads.................................................................................................................. 15
Parking....................................................................................................................... 14
Pass/Fail Option......................................................................................................... 15
Payment/Confirmation ........................................................................................10, 13
Petition for Reinstatement......................................................................................... 10
Philosophy................................................................................................................. 44
Physical Education-Major Activity.............................................................................. 59
Physical Education-Major Service.............................................................................. 59
Physical Education-Major Theory.............................................................................. 59
Physical Education-Major Theory-NEIU Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies.................... 59
Physics....................................................................................................................... 45
Placement & Competency Testing............................................................................ 16
Policy on Incompletes............................................................................................... 15
Policy on First Class Session Attendance................................................................... 15
Political Science........................................................................................................ 45
Prerequisite Policy..................................................................................................... 15
Psychology................................................................................................................ 46
Reading...................................................................................................................... 59
Reading-Developmental............................................................................................ 54
Refunds/Credits....................................................................................................10, 12
Registration and Deadline Dates.......................................................inside front cover
Residency Status........................................................................................................ 11
Schedule Information.................................................................................................. 9
Secondary Education................................................................................................. 57
Social Work................................................................................................................ 47
Sociology................................................................................................................... 46
Sociology-NEIU Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies........................................................ 44
Special Education...................................................................................................... 60
Student Computing Hours.......................................................................................... 7
Student Departure for Military Service..................................................................... 16
Student Departure for Volunteer Emergency Service................................................ 16
Student Right to Know Act................................................................ inside back cover
Teaching English as a Second Language.................................................................... 48
Test Prerequisite Codes............................................................................................. 15
Textbook Information............................................................................................... 16
Thesis Seminar.......................................................................................................... 16
Timetable................................................................................................................... 69
Tuition and Fees................................................................................................... 11-13
Tuition Guarantee Plan...........................................................................................8, 11
Tutored Study............................................................................................................ 16
University Calendar.................................................................................................. 3-4
Videoconferencing Courses...................................................................................... 21
Weekend Institute Courses....................................................................................... 32
Women’s Studies Program......................................................................................... 48
World Languages & Cultures..................................................................................... 48
World Languages & Cultures-Arabic.......................................................................... 48
World Languages & Cultures-Chinese....................................................................... 48
World Languages & Cultures-French......................................................................... 48
World Languages & Cultures-Greek........................................................................... 48
World Languages & Cultures-Italian.......................................................................... 48
World Languages & Cultures-Korean......................................................................... 49
World Languages & Cultures-Polish........................................................................... 49
World Languages & Cultures-Portuguese.................................................................. 49
World Languages & Cultures-Spanish........................................................................ 49
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University Calendar
http://neiuport.neiu.edu
Hours available: Monday - Friday, 6:00 am - 12:00 midnight; Saturday - Sunday, 9:00 am - 9:00 pm
To register, add or drop classes, or make section changes go to http://neiuport.neiu.edu.
APRIL
S M T
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11
18
25
2011
F S
1 2
5 6 7 8 9
12 13 14 15 16
19 20 21 22 23
26 27 28 29 30
MAY
S M
1 2
8 9
15 16
22 23
29 30
2011
T W T F S
3 4 5 6 7
10 11 12 13 14
17 18 19 20 21
24 25 26 27 28
31
3
10
17
24
W
T
APRIL
April 11 - June 30
April 18 - June 30
MAY
May 2 - 31
May 2 - Monday
JUNE
S M T
2011
W T F S
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8 9 10 11
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23 24 25
26 27 28 29 30
May 7 - Saturday
May 16 - Monday
3
10
17
24
31
4
11
18
25
2011
F S
1 2
5 6 7 8 9
12 13 14 15 16
19 20 21 22 23
26 27 28 29 30
AUGUST
S M T
1 2
7 8 9
14 15 16
21 22 23
28 29 30
W
T
2011
W T F S
3 4 5 6
10 11 12 13
17 18 19 20
24 25 26 27
31
The Graduate College will accept applications for August 2011
Graduation. Applications are available in the Graduate College Office,
LWH-0006.
Final Date for removal of incompletes and receipt of comprehensive examination
results in the Graduate College. Final date for thesis, with all approval pages, to be
received in the Graduate College for May 2011 Graduation.
Commencement
Final date to file for Undergraduate Graduation for December 2011
Graduation.
JUNE
June 1 - Wednesday
June 30 - Thursday - 7:00 p.m. in person,
via http://neiuport.neiu.edu
until midnight
All international student categories (students with F1 and J1 visas)
Admission application and credentials deadline for the Fall semester.
Some Graduate programs may have earlier deadlines. Please consult with
Graduate Enrollment Services.
Last day to make an initial payment of $150.00 or confirm with
financial aid for Advanced Registration. Students who do not make a
payment or confirm with financial aid will have their courses dropped
August 2 in AM. Bills will not be mailed.
JULY
July 1 - August 1
July 1 - Friday
JULY
S M T
Academic Advisement for Advanced Registration participants. Please
contact your Academic Advisor for an appointment.
Advanced Registration via http://neiuport.neiu.edu.
July 1 - Friday
July 15 - Friday
Open Registration via http://neiuport.neiu.edu.
• All eligible students may register, add courses, drop courses, or make
section changes.
Final date for submission of complete Graduate College admission
application file for Fall 2011.
Undergraduate and Graduate degree seeking Admissions application and
credentials deadline for the Fall semester. Some Graduate programs may
have earlier deadlines. Please consult with Graduate Enrollment Services
Student-at-large Admission application deadline for the Fall semester.
AUGUST
The Graduate College will accept applications for December 2011
Graduation.Applications are available in the Graduate College Office, LWH-0006.
August 1 - Monday - 7:00 p.m. in person, Last day to make an initial payment of $250.00 or confirm with
financial aid for Open Registration. Students who do not make a
until midnight
August 2 - 25
Late Registration via http://neiuport.neiu.edu.
• All eligible students may register, add courses, drop courses, or make
section changes.
August 9 - Tuesday
Final Date for removal of incompletes and receipt of comprehensive
examination results in the Graduate College. Final date for thesis, with all
approval pages, to be received in the Graduate College for August 2011
Graduation.
August 25 - Thursday - 7:00 p.m. in
Last day to make an initial payment of $350.00 or confirm
with financial aid for Late Registration. Students who do not make a
person,
until midnight
August 1 - 31
August 25 - Thursday - midnight
August 27 - Saturday
August 28 - Sunday
August 29 - Monday
Last day for 100% credit/reduction of tuition and fees for
withdrawal of courses from the Fall semester (less $10.00 withdrawal
fee for a complete withdrawal).
Change of Registration via http://neiuport.neiu.edu.
• Last opportunity to register or add classes for Fall.
• Prior to the day of the first class session, students may register for
open classes without departmental approval. Beginning with the day
of the first class session, courses will require departmental approval.
FIRST DAY OF SATURDAY CLASSES.
FIRST DAY OF SUNDAY CLASSES.
First day of Weekday classes.
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University Calendar
Hours available: Monday - Friday, 6:00 am - 12:00 midnight; Saturday - Sunday, 9:00 am - 9:00 pm
To register, add or drop classes, or make section changes go to http://neiuport.neiu.edu.
SEPTEMBER
S M T W
4
11
18
25
2011
T F S
1 2 3
5 6 7 8 9 10
12 13 14 15 16 17
19 20 21 22 23 24
26 27 28 29 30
SEPTEMBER
September 5 - Monday
September 12 - Monday
OCTOBER
S M T
2
9
16
23
30
3
10
17
24
31
2011
F S
1
4 5 6 7 8
11 12 13 14 15
18 19 20 21 22
25 26 27 28 29
NOVEMBER
S M T
1
6 7 8
13 14 15
20 21 22
27 28 29
W
T
2011
W T F S
2 3 4 5
9 10 11 12
16 17 18 19
23 24 25 26
30
September 12 - Monday 7:00 p.m. in person,
until midnight
September 12 - Monday - midnight
September 16 - Friday
September 26 - Monday - midnight
September 28 - Wednesday
September 29 - Thursday - 7:00 p.m. in
person, via http://neiuport.neiu.edu
until midnight
OCTOBER
October 11 - Tuesday - midnight
DECEMBER
S M T W
October 21 - Friday - 7:00 p.m. in
until midnight
4
11
18
25
NOVEMBER
2011
T F S
1 2 3
5 6 7 8 9 10
12 13 14 15 16 17
19 20 21 22 23 24
26 27 28 29 30 31
Labor Day Holiday. No classes.
Change of Registration via http://neiuport.neiu.edu.
• Last opportunity to register or add classes for Fall.
• Prior to the day of the first class session, students may register for open
classes without departmental approval. Beginning with the day of the
first class session, courses will require departmental approval.
Last day to apply for the pass/fail option for Fall courses.
Last day to submit approved written requests to the Enrollment
Services Center to audit a course.
Last day to make an initial payment of $450.00 or confirm with
financial aid for Change of Registration. Students who do not make a
September 13 in AM.
Last day for 90% credit/reduction of tuition and fees for
Final date to file for Undergraduate Graduation for May 2012.
Last day for a 50% credit/reduction of tuition and fees for
Refunds will begin to be disbursed beginning at 1:00 p.m.
Second deferred payment due.
November 1, Tuesday
November 11 - Friday - midnight
November 18 - Friday - 7:00 p.m. in
until midnight
November 24, 25, 26, 27
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday
Last day for a 25% credit/reduction of tuition and fees for
Third deferred payment due.
Final Date for submission of complete Graduate College admission
application file for Spring 2012 admission.
Last day to drop a course or completely withdraw from Fall
(no financial credit).
Fourth deferred payment due.
Thanksgiving Holiday. No classes.
DECEMBER
December 10 - Saturday
December 12 - Monday
December 13, 14, 15
Tuesday, Wednesday,Thursday
December 16 - Friday
December 18 - Sunday
December 20, 2011 - January 1, 2012
December 22 - Thursday
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Final exams for Saturday classes.
Last day of classes.
Final date for removal of incompletes and receipt of comprehensive
examination results in the Graduate College. Final date for thesis, with
all approval pages, to be received in the Graduate College Office for
December 2011 Graduation.
Final exams. Refer to the final examination page for further
information.
Final Exams for Friday only classes.
Commencement
Fall semester ends. Grades due 12:00 midnight.
Semester break.
Grades available for students to view at
http://neiuport.neiu.edu. Grades will not be mailed.
Campus Directory
Campus Hours During the Semester
Monday - Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. • Saturday: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. • Sunday: 12:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. (Building B only)
*(Contact individual departments for specific hours of operation)
GENERAL DIRECTIONS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE INFORMATION CENTER, VILLAGE SQUARE.
Semester Activity Hour: Tuesday and Thursday, 3:05-4:05 p.m.
Specific Information
Academic Advising for newly admitted & Undeclared Students
Academic Development
Academic Literacy Development Program
(English Language Program & Reading Development Program)
Accessibility Center
Accounting, Business Law, and Finance Department
Accounts Receivable
Admission to the University
African, African-American Resource Center
African & African American Studies
Angelina Pedroso Center for Diversity & Intercultural Affairs Anthropology
Art
Asian/Global Resource Center
Beck's Bookstore
Bilingual/Bicultural Education
Biology
Campus Recreation
Career Services
Jacob H. Carruthers Center for Inner City Studies (CCICS)
Cashier’s Office
Chemistry
Chicago Teachers' Center
Child Care Center
Clinical Experience & Student Teaching
College of Arts & Sciences
College of Business and Management
College of Education
Pre-Admission Counselor Student Admissions
Certificates/Endorsements
Communication, Media and Theatre
Computer Science
Counselor Education
Counseling Office, Psychological Counseling
Dance Program
Dean of Students
Early Childhood Education
Earth Science
Economics
Educational Foundations
Educational Inquiry & Curriculum Studies
Educational Leadership Program
Educational Leadership & Development
El Centro Campus
Elementary Education
English Competency Exams (ECE)
English
English Language Program
Ensemble Español
Exercise Science Graduate Program
Financial Aid
First-Year Experience
Geography & Environmental Studies
Gerontology
Gifted Education Program
Graduate College
Graduate Enrollment Services
Health, Physical Education, Recreation & Athletics Dept.
Address Inquiries to:
Academic Advisement & Testing Center - LWH-0027
Office of the Dean - C-519
Jeanine Ntihirageza - LWH-2049
442-5470
442-4850
442-5873
Victoria Amey-Flippin - D-104
773-442-4595 / TDD: 442-5499
Rasoul Rezvanian - CBM-178
442-6141
Bursar Services
442-5170
Office of Enrollment Services
442-4050
Kimberly Everett - B-159
442-4841
Job Ngwe - LWH-3079
442-4797
Megan Mitchell-B-159 442-4842
Lesa Davis - BBH-144
442-5862
Mark McKernin - FA-105C
442-4943
Yasmin Ranney - B-159
442-5441
Mike Small - Bookstore
588-2770, 442-4990
Clyde McLeod - LWH-0020
442-5394
Tina Pennekamp - BBH-358G
442-5740
Matt Specht - PE-1100
442-4235
Lorn Coleman - B-119
442-4680
Office of Admissions, Records, Recruitment and Retention - 700 E. Oakwood
268-7500
Bursar Services
442-4700
Kate Ekman - BBH-221E & Kristin Klopack - BBH-217E
442-5670, 442-6050
770 N. Halsted
312-733-7330
South End of Campus
442-4540
LWH-4023
442-5350, 442-6027 (hotline)
Office of the Dean, College of Arts & Sciences - BBH-158
442-5700
Office of the Dean, College of Business and Management - CBM-184
442-6100
Office of Program Advisement - CBM-159
442-6111
Graduate Studies in Business - CBM-178
442-6107
Office of the Dean, College of Education - LWH-4044
442-5500
Santiago Tapia - LWH-0022
442-5473
Paola Vargas - LWH-4045
442-5512
Office of the Dean - LWH-4044
442-5504
Karol Bayley - FA-240
442-5950
Sue Snyder - LWH-3057
442-4720
Chuck Pistorio - LWH-4074
442-5551
John Hoeppel - D-024
442-4650
Rachel Burton-FA-141
442-5941
Office of the Dean - B-119
442-4610
Clyde McLeod - LWH-0020
442-5394
442-5670, 442-6050
Christina Ciecierski - BBH-346C
442-5690
Erica Meiners - LWH-4008
442-5515
Administrative Office - LWH-4010
442-5586
John Sullivan - LWH-4009
442-5528
Howard Bultinck - LWH-4040
442-5540
3119 N. Pulaski Rd. (1 block south of Belmont Ave.) - EC-103
442-4080
Simin Rasmussen - LWH-0021
442-5391
442-5293
Toni Scott - LWH-2011
442-5810
Jeanine Ntihirageza - LWH-2049
442-5873
Libby Komaiko - J-Bldg
442-5930
Moira Stuart - PE-1138
442-5546
Financial Aid Office - D200
442-5000
Barbara Sherry - LWH-3029
442-4804
Erick Howenstine - BBH-346A
442-5640
Lisa Hollis-Sawyer - BBH-307E
442-5846
Michelle Kane - LWH-4055
442-5594
Office of the Dean, Graduate College - LWH-0041
442-6000
Enrollment Services - LWH-0006
442-6005
442-5560
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Campus Directory
Health & Wellness Undergraduate Program
Health Service
History
Honors Program
Human Resource Development, Graduate Program
Human Resource Development, Undergraduate Program
Inner City Studies Education Programs
International Programs/Study Abroad Programs
International Students
Justice Studies
Language Learning Lab
Latino and Latin American Studies
Latino Resource Center
Library
Linguistics
Management and Marketing
Master of Arts in Inner City Studies Education
Master of Arts in Math for Elementary Teachers
Master of Arts in Teaching: Bilingual Education
Master of Arts in Teaching: Language Arts - ELED
Master of Science in Applied Math
Master of Science in Instruction: Bilingual Education
Master of Science in Instruction: Language Arts - ELED
Master of Science in Instruction: Language Arts - SCED
Master of Science in Math for Secondary Education
Math and Science Concepts Minor
Math Lab
Math Majors
Math Minors
Mathematics Department
Mathematics Development Program
McNair Scholars Program
Middle School Endorsement for Certified Teachers
Middle School Math & Science Endorsement Program
for Inservice Teachers
Middle School Program (MLED)
MSTQE
Music
NEIU I.D. Cards
Nontraditional Degree Programs Off Campus/Extension Sites
Parking Division
Philosophy
Physical Education Undergraduate Program
Physics
Placement Testing
Political Science
Pre-Health and Pre-Law Advising
Project Success
Proyecto Pa’Lante
Psychology/Gerontology
Reading
Reading Center
Reading Development Program & Lab
Records Office
Registration
Scholarships
Secondary Education
Social Work
Sociology
Special Education
Special Education Undergraduate Advisor
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Jessica Lettow - E-051
Patrick Miller - LWH-4085
Kristen Over - B-141
Suzanne Benson - LWH-3016
Daniela Truty - LWH-3019
CCICS - 700 E. Oakwood - Rosetta Cash - CIS-411
Office of International Programs - LWH-0008B
LWH-4062
Thomas E. Griffin - LIB-451
Victor Ortiz - LWH-2083
Miguel Cambray-B-159
Administration Office - 1st Floor
Circulation Office - 1st Floor
Judy Kaplan-Weinger - LWH-3070
Sundaram Dorai - CBM-178
CCICS - 700 E. Oakwood - Rosetta Cash - CIS-411
Tanya Cofer - BBH-225A
Administrative Office - Teacher Education - LWH-3040
Marian Gidea - BBH-204D
Katy Smith - LWH-4011
Marian Gidea - BBH-204D
Heather Patay-C-522
Library 4th Floor, Room 454
Nancy Wrinkle - BBH-225D
Marina Polyashuk - BBH-204D
BBH-214C
Thomas Blackburn - BBH-204E
Kim Sanborn - B-141
Sharon McNeely - LWH-4051
Heather Patay-C-522
Heather Patay-C-522
Heather Patay - C-522
R. Shayne Cofer - FA-129
Information Center - Village Square
Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies - Janet Sandoval - B-147
University Without Walls - Janine Liska - B-147
See Page 31
Parking Facility - NE Side, 1st Floor
Dan Milsky - LWH-3084
Marianne Morrissey - PE-1131
Uma Patel - LWH-2080
David Nissim-Sabat - BBH-158
Office of Project Success
Office of Proyecto Pa’Lante
Saba Ayman-Nolley - BBH-313E
Anne Feuerstein - LWH-2062
Joyce Jennings - LWH-2103
Linda Chenault - Library 4th Floor, Room 452
Office of Enrollment Services Office of Enrollment Services
Michelle Morrow - D-202
Mike Bochnewych - LWH-0018
Jade Stanley - LWH-3078
Susan Stall - LWH-2090
Administrative Office-LWH-4058
Ebony Jimenez-Lee - LWH-4020C
442-5560
442-5800
442-5606
442-6045
442-5532
442-4554
268-7500 x145
442-4796
442-4796
442-4790
442-4752
442-4793
442-4372
442-4470
442-4400
442-5877
442-6121
268-7500 x145
442-5758
442-5380
442-5380
442-5779
442-5380
442-5380
442-5329
442-5779
442-5571
442-5769
442-5754
442-5774
442-5760 or 5776
442-5767
442-4253
442-5518
442-5571
442-5571
442-5571
442-5900
442-4290
442-6038
442-6031
442-4114
442-5798
442-4159
442-5670, 442-6050
442-5293
442-5660
442-5706
442-4980
442-5460
442-5844
442-5361
442-5365
442-4565
442-4060
442-4040
442-4606
442-5387
442-4764
442-4770
442-5580
442-5933
Campus Directory
Student Activities Office
Sharron Evans - E-047C
Student Center for Science Engagement
BBH-235
Student Computing Services
See bottom of this page.
Student Perkins Loans
Bursar Services
Student Employment
Taushonia White-Taylor - D-012
Student Union
Information Center
Study Abroad
Summer Transition Program
Academic Development - Office of the Dean - C-519
Teacher Certification for Post Baccalaureate
Sean Condon - LWH-0019
Teacher Education Department
Administrative Office - LWH-3040
Teaching English as a Second/Foreign Language
Lawrence Berlin - LWH-3063
TRIO/SSS-Access
Peter Iling-C-300
(Student Support Services)
TRIO/SSS-Regular
Terri Hlavin-CBM-134
TRIO/SSS-Teacher Preparation
Terri Hlavin-CBM-134
University Center for Academic Support
Library 4th Floor, Room 454
(Learning Center, Math Lab, and Reading Development Program & Lab)
University Counsel
Jeffrey Brown - C-219
University Outreach & Equal Employment
Roberto Sanabria - C-216
University Events
Kyle Burke-Dix - C-626
University Police
Parking Facility - NW Side, 1st Floor
Veterans Information & Certification
Cynthia Rathunde
Weekend Institute
Suzanne Benson - LWH-3016
Women’s Studies
Durene Wheeler - LWH-2053
Workforce Diversity Institute
Diane DiMaso - B-159
World Languages & Cultures
Paul Schroeder Rodriguez - LWH-2040
Writing Lab
English Language Program - LWH-2046
HOURS OF OPERATION
D-BUILDING OFFICES
AND HOURS OF OPERATION
Mon.-Fri...............6:00 A.M.-12:00 A.M.
Sat. & Sun............9:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M.
Note: Times are subject to change.
Accounts Receivable
Admissions
Cashier
Financial Aid
Records
Registration
Student Loans
Veterans Information
Office Hours
Mon.-Thurs............... 8:30 A.M.-7:00 P.M.
Fri............................. 8:30 A.M.-4:30 P.M.
Sat., Aug. 27............. 9:00 A.M.-Noon
Sat., Sept. 3.............. 9:00 A.M.-Noon
Weds., Nov. 23.......... 8:30 A.M.-4:30 P.M.
Note: Times are subject to change.
442-4660
442-5438
442-5175
442-5038
442-4290
442-4796
442-4850
442-5374
442-5380
442-5872
442-4981
442-4971
442-4971
442-4953
442-5219
442-5416
442-4270
442-4100
442-4028
442-5532
442-4162
442-5442
442-4740
442-5480
Student Computing Services - B-Building Room 107
1-773- 583-4050 x4390
Please visit http://www.neiu.edu/~scs
for the most recent updates pertaining to lab hours and availability.
B-Building (B-103)
Lech Walesa Hall Atrium (LWH-2104)
CBM-Building (CBM-119)
Lech Walesa Hall Lower Level
(LWH-0002)
Mon-Thurs...............8am – 10pm
Friday.......................8am – 5pm
Saturday...................8am – 5 pm
Sunday.....................12pm – 5pm
Closed during semester breaks
Mon-Thurs...............8am – 10pm
Friday.......................8am – 5pm
Saturday...................1pm – 5 pm
Mon-Thurs...............8am – 10pm
Friday.......................8am – 5pm
Open during semester breaks:
Mon-Fri....................8am – 4pm
Closed Saturday and Sunday
Mon-Thurs...............8am – 10pm
Friday.......................8am – 5pm
Bernard Brommel Hall (BBH-208)
Note: Printing is available at all SCS
locations.
Mon-Thurs...............8am – 10pm
Friday.......................8am – 5pm
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Admission and New Student Information
Admissions Information and Deadlines
Students may apply via the Internet at www.neiu.edu.This is the quickest
application method.The non-refundable application fee must be paid
using a credit card or online check payment for the online process. A nonrefundable application fee of $30.00 must be submitted with all applications.
PLEASE DO NOT SEND CASH.
*Master’s
Fall Semester
Spring Semester
Summer Semester
July 1
November 1
April 1
*International Master’s
Fall Semester
Spring Semester
Summer Semester
June 1
October 1
March 1
*Some programs may have earlier deadlines. Please consult with Graduate
Enrollment Services..
Former Students
Students who have previously registered at Northeastern Illinois University
are eligible to register if they meet requirements outlined below.
Students who have been dropped for poor scholarship from Northeastern
must be readmitted to the university by the Committee on Academic
Standards. Students must submit a written letter of petition, the university
application and a $30.00 non-refundable application fee to the Registrar. All
documents must be received by July 15, 2011.
New Students
Students who have never enrolled at Northeastern Illinois University are
classified as new students. All new students must complete a university
application and be admitted prior to registration.The university application,
non-refundable fee and supporting documents must be submitted in
accordance with application deadlines.
Undergraduate Students
Former undergraduates in good academic standing pursuing a bachelor’s
degree are eligible to register if they have enrolled during the Fall 2010,
Spring 2011 or Summer 2011 semester. Students who have not attended
during any of the above semesters must reapply for admission.
New students wishing to pursue a bachelor’s degree must apply by the
application deadlines.
An application and all supporting documents must be submitted by the
published admission deadlines. A non-refundable application fee of $30.00
must be submitted with your application.
Students-at-large without degree
Former students who have previously enrolled at Northeastern Illinois
University as students-at-large without degree are eligible to register. If you
have attended as a student-at-large and want to remain in this status, you do
not need to reapply.
New students wishing to apply as students-at-large without degree must
apply by the application deadlines.
Students-at-large are not eligible to receive financial aid.
Students who have graduated from Northeastern Illinois University
are considered graduate Students-at-Large and do not need to apply
as a graduate Student-at-Large.
Students-at-Large with degree
NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY
Tuition Guarantee Plan
In 2003, the Illinois General Assembly amended the Northeastern
Illinois University Act to include a four-year tuition guarantee for new
undergraduate students beginning with the Fall 2004 semester.The purpose
of the Act is to assist students and their families, at the beginning of the
college experience, to be aware of what the costs of college tuition will
be for the next four years.The Tuition Guarantee Plan applies to all newly
enrolled undergraduate students, including transfers, and guarantees the
same tuition rate for four continuous academic years.The Tuition Guarantee
Plan applies only to tuition.The Tuition Guarantee Plan does not apply to
fees.
Tuition Guarantee Plan Classification
For each student, the Tuition Guarantee Plan begins with the first term
of enrollment. Under the Tuition Guarantee Plan, the tuition rate for new
undergraduate students first enrolling at NEIU in the Fall 2004, or thereafter,
will be held constant for four continuous academic years.
New Students - The Tuition Guarantee Plan applies to all newly enrolled
undergraduate students (freshman, transfers, and students-at-large) seeking
their first bachelor’s degree beginning with the Fall semester 2004, or
thereafter, and will be effective for four continuous academic years. Newly
enrolled is defined as undergraduate students seeking their first bachelor’s
degree and registered for at least one class on or after the first day of the
term.The four-year tuition guarantee expires at the end of the term (Fall,
Spring, or Summer) immediately preceding the four-year anniversary of the
student’s initial enrollment. (For example, students who enter the Fall 2011
semester will be guaranteed their tuition through the Summer 2015 term).
EXTENSION TO TUITION GUARANTEE PLAN
Beginning in the Fall 2010 term, undergraduate students who previously
qualified for the Tuition Guarantee Plan, as defined above, will now qualify
for two additional years of guaranteed tuition. The tuition rate for the
additional two years is equal to the amount charged to undergraduate
students seeking their first Bachelor’s degree who initially enrolled in the
academic year following the students with the additional tuition guarantee.
For example, students who first enrolled in Fall 2007 had their tuition
guaranteed at the same rate through Summer 2011, and now will have their
tuition rate guaranteed for two additional consecutive academic years at the
rate charged to students who first enrolled in Fall 2008.
STUDENTS WHOSE GUARANTEE EXPIRES
Students who have previously enrolled at Northeastern Illinois University as
students-at-large with degree are eligible to register. If you have attended as a
student-at-large and want to remain in this status, you do not need to reapply.
The Tuition Guarantee Plan as described above will expire after six
continuous years following initial enrollment, or upon completion of a
bachelor’s degree, whichever comes first.
New students wishing to apply as students-at-large with degree must apply
by the application deadlines.
Readmitted Students - Students who withdraw for any reason, other
than being called up for active military service, and re-enroll will retain the
guarantee rate they had when they withdrew from the university.The tuition
guarantee will not be extended as a result of withdrawal.
Students-at-large are not eligible to receive financial aid.
Application and Credentials Deadlines
Undergraduates: Fall Semester
Spring Semester
Summer I Term
Summer II Term
July 1
November 1
April 1
May 1
International
Undergraduates:
Fall Semester
Spring Semester
Summer I Term
Summer II Term
June 1
October 1
March 1
April 1
Students-at-Large With or without Degree:
Fall Semester
Spring Semester
Summer I Term
Summer II Term
July 15
November 15
May 15
June 15
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Full-time or Part-time - The determination of eligibility for the Tuition
Guarantee Plan is not affected by full-time or part-time enrollment status; all
new undergraduates are included.
Students Changing Majors - The Tuition Guarantee Plan expiration date
will not change for students changing their major.
Questions concerning this policy can be directed to the Office of
Enrollment Services or Bursar’s Office.
Schedule Information
NORTHEASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY
5500 N. St Louis Avenue
Chicago, Illinois 60625-4699
(773) 583-4050
Telecommunication Device for the Deaf:
(773) 442-4999 (incoming calls only)
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This schedule of classes lists all courses available at the time of printing.
It includes undergraduate, graduate, and extension (off-campus) courses.
The schedule is divided into the College of Arts and Sciences, College
of Business and Management, Academic Development, the College of
Education, and Student Affairs. All departments listed are in alphabetical
order. Classes may be added, cancelled, or changed in this listing. Such
additions, deletions, or changes will be posted online on NEIUport.
The university reserves the right to limit class enrollment and cancel
classes because of insufficient enrollment, budget limitations, lack of an
appropriate instructor, or other unforeseen circumstances. Students are
responsible for reviewing this information to insure correct and valid
registration.
Course Identification Codes
EXPLANATION OF CODED ITEMS IN THE CLASS SCHEDULE
Abbreviations
M
T
W
R
F
S
U
TBA
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
To be announced
Fine Arts Center
Building J
Ronald Williams Library
Lech Walesa Hall (on Bryn Mawr at Central Park)
Extensions (off-campus courses)
Physical Education Complex (south end of campus)
Tennis Courts (east of Physical Education Bldg.)
Each course is designated by a three or four digit number identifying the
individual course, a one, two, or three digit number indicating the specific
section of that course, and ending at the far right of each course a five
digit course reference number (CRN). The three or four digit number that
identifies the course indicates the level of complexity. Courses which count
toward the general education requirements are identified by: (FA) for Fine
Arts, (HU) for Humanities, (SB) for Social/Behavioral Sciences, (NS) for
Natural Sciences, (NSL) for Natural Sciences Lab, and (MA) for Mathematics/
Quantitative Reasoning.
It is the responsibility of each student to enter the proper course reference
number when registering.The course reference number is the key identifier
for all registration activities. If you enter the wrong course reference number,
your registration for that course may be voided by the computer or you may
be registered for the wrong course.
Level Codes
Building Locations
AF =
B =
BBH =
C =
CBM =
CIS =
CTC =
E =
EC =
F =
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
Athletic Field (south of the Physical Education Complex)
B (south) Wing - Building B
Bernard Brommel Hall (formerly the Science Building,
east side of campus at Catalpa)
Jerome M. Sachs Administration Building - Building C
College of Business & Management
Jacob H. Carruthers Center for Inner City Studies
700 E. Oakwood (700 East & 3940 South)
Chicago Teachers Center, River North Plaza, 770 North Halsted
Between west parking lot and Auditorium Building
El Centro, 3119 N. Pulaski Road
Building F - Between west parking lot and classroom building
A general guideline to the course numbering system is:
090 - level courses are developmental; credit does not apply towards
graduation. Hours and grades for these courses will not count in
hours earned or in the grade point average.
100 - level courses are usually taken during the freshman year.
200 - level courses are usually taken by sophomores.
100 and 200 level courses are lower division.
300 - level courses are upper division courses which are for advanced
undergraduates, and under some conditions, graduate students.
400 - level courses are for graduate students ONLY. Undergraduate
students graduating in May or August 2011, who wish to enroll in a
400-level course must contact Graduate Enrollment Services.
500 - level courses are for graduate students only.
STUDENTS SHOULD REFER TO THE ACADEMIC CATALOG FOR
DESCRIPTION OF COURSES, PREREQUISITES AND RESTRICTIONS
The Academic Catalog as well as the Schedule of Classes
may be accessed at www.neiu.edu.
HOW TO READ THE SCHEDULE OF CLASSES.
Course number, course title,
and course credit hours
Identifies a General
Education course
Individual section
information for course
listed
Fee: A fee is assessed for
the particular section indicated.
The fee is assessed in addition
to tuition and fees
Prerequisite: A course that
must be taken prior to the
course indicated. Prerequisites
will be enforced.
–– Earth Science (ESCI) ––
121 NS Earth science: general survey
01 8:00a-8:50a MWF SCI S101 Doe, J
10:00a-10:50a MWF SCI S101
Special Fees: $10.00
02 8:00a-8:50a TRF SCI S101 Doe, J
10:00a-10:50a WF SCI S101
17 5:40-9:00p
M
EL CENTRO Doe, J
Comment: AUTHORIZATION AT EL CENTRO ONLY
18 5:40-9:00p
T
EL CENTRO Doe, J
Subject abbreviation and
department name information
3.0
13705
21705
18305
18625
329
soil science
3.0
01 9:25a-10:40a TR
SCI S202 Simpson,T 10747
10:00a-10:50a MWF SCI S101
Prereq: ESCI 121; ESCI 211
Room Location
Meeting Time
Meeting Day
Course Reference Number
(CRN)— It is the key identifier
for all courses. It must be entered
correctly online via NEIUport
Comments: Some course sections
have comments listing specific
information pertinent to the section
Building Location
Instructor
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Confirmation/Refund/Financial Aid
Confirmation Process:
To guarantee the registration of classes, all students must confirm their
registration by the initial payment due date whether or not a bill is received.
Failure to confirm by the due date will result in cancellation of registration.
Students confirming their registration are responsible for the full tuition cost
unless they officially withdraw by the established drop dates. All students
must confirm their registration. The following are confirmation methods:
• Pay the entire cost of the registered classes, or pay the minimum, which
is the initial payment amount and a $10 deferred payment fee via http://
neiuport.neiu.edu, by mail, drop box or in person. See Schedule of Tuition
and Fee Payments Table for the initial payment amount.
• Students with authorized financial aid sufficient to pay the initial payment
amount will be confirmed automatically.
• Students receiving financial aid (not authorized) must obtain a waiver
from the Office of Financial Aid and present it to the Cashier's Office.
PETITION FOR REINSTATEMENT:
Those students whose class(es) were dropped because they did not confirm
their Change of Registration, may submit a petition to be reinstated to the
class(es) within the first nine days of classes after the payment confirmation
date. Students who had courses dropped because they did not confirm
their Advance or Late Registration and did not re-register during Change
of Registration are not eligible to petition for reinstatement. Students may
petition once during their attendance at Northeastern. Students who petition
more than once will be denied, unless university error or extreme hardship
is involved. Extreme hardship includes the death or serious injury of a
parent, spouse, or child, or serious illness of the student, making it impossible
to meet the payment deadline. Students must petition at the Enrollment
Services Center during normal business hours. The student will need to pay
the $25 petition fee and the initial payment amount upon submission of the
petition. Note, students will be reinstated to all courses from which
they were dropped. In order not to have to pay for courses they are not
attending, students who petition for reinstatement must drop these courses by
August 25. Students not attending a class will be dropped and assessed 10%
through September 12 or withdrawn beginning September 13 and financially
obligated for a portion of the withdrawn course. No petitions will be accepted
after September 22, 2011 for students who registered during Change of
Registration.
Please note: Appealing for Financial Aid reinstatement is a separate process.
Please contact a Financial Aid advisor for details.
Return Check Policy:
A $15 fee will be assessed for each returned check received by the university.
After two occurrences, the student will be precluded from making a payment
by check for the next two years (three years after the third occurrence).The
student has a right to appeal the length of time with the Bursar. Students who
confirm their classes with a check that is returned for insufficient funds will
also be liable for all tuition/fee charges and will receive grades unless they
drop their courses by the appropriate refund or drop/withdrawal dates.
Outstanding Tuition and Emergency Loan Balances:
In order for the university to continue to provide an affordable education, it
is important for the student to meet his/her financial commitment. However,
students who have not met their financial obligation are subject to the
following:
1. The student may not be allowed to register for classes.
2. Transcripts and diplomas will not be released.
3. The student's account will be charged a $50.00 non-refundable
outstanding balance fee.
4. The student’s account will be assigned to private collection agencies.
5. The student’s account will be reported to the State of Illinois Comptroller.
FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION - FALL 2011
Room D200; Phone: 773-442-5000; Web: www.neiu.edu/FinAid.htm;
Email [email protected]
Information and applications for grants, scholarships, loan and work
programs are available on NEIUport and in the Financial Aid Office, D200. To
be eligible for most Financial Aid awards, students must be enrolled at least
half-time (minimum 6 credit hours for both undergraduate and graduate
students) and must be admitted into a degree-seeking program.
To apply for Financial Aid for Fall 2011, students must complete the
2011-12 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at www.fafsa.gov
and indicate NEIU (school code 001693) as one of their school choices. FAFSA results will then be sent to NEIU. Additional documentation may be
necessary to verify the FAFSA information and to determine the student’s
eligibility for financial aid programs. Once the FAFSA is received, students
can check requirements necessary to complete their application on
NEIUport at http://neiuport.neiu.edu Students can also check award status
and academic progress status on NEIUport. For more information about
NEIUport, see page 17.
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Financial aid awards will be processed in the date priority order that the
student’s FAFSA results are received at NEIU, and as funds are available. Students whose FAFSA results are received at NEIU after June 1, 2011 should
be prepared to make an initial down payment on their Fall 2011 fee bill using
their own resources. If the student is later determined to be eligible for
financial aid funds, a refund will be issued for eligible payments made.
Once eligibility has been determined, Financial Aid awards will be applied
towards the student’s tuition & fees due. Tuition based scholarships (IL
Veterans Grant, IL National Guard, Cooperating Teachers, Civil Service
Employees) must be processed first at the Financial Aid Office 2 weeks prior
to the Payment Due Date.
Automatic Confirmation Procedure For Financial Aid Recipients
Students who have enough Financial Aid funds (including Student Loans)
appearing on their Account Detail for Term online in NEIUport to cover the
minimum deposit, will automatically be confirmed prior to the Payment Due
Date. If no Financial Aid funds appear, or are not sufficient to cover
the minimum payment due, a minimum payment will be required
by the Payment Due Date to confirm classes. Check page 13 for due
dates and minimum amounts required. ONCE CONFIRMED, STUDENTS
MUST DROP COURSES VIA http://neiuport.neiu.edu.
Drop Deadlines and Financial Aid Eligibility
Most Financial Aid Programs will be based on your TOTAL ENROLLED
HOURS as of End of Business Day on September 12, 2011.
Most Financial Aid Programs WILL NOT PAY for classes dropped during the
90% refund period August 26 through September 12, 2011. Students
will be responsible for the 10% cost of classes dropped during
this period. Students with IL Veterans Grant and IL National Guard will
have this 10% covered; however, this will impact Eligibility Units available
for future payments. See page 12 for more information about Add/Drop
deadlines.
Once tuition & fees have been paid, students may use excess funds toward
books at Beck’s Bookstore during the first week of classes. Check the
Financial Aid website www.neiu.edu/FinAid.htm for dates, times & locations.
Any excess financial aid funds remaining will be issued as a disbursement
refund to the student--see Refund Disbursement (below).
For additional information, check the NEIU website: www.neiu.edu/FinAid.
htm or email us at [email protected]
REFUND DISBURSEMENT
Students may now receive their refunds electronically. Please see the
Payment/Refund link found in the Registration Tools channel, on the
Current Student tab of NEIUport for instructions on setting up your
electronic refund! Student refunds processed electronically will be
disbursed up to one week prior to student refund check disbursements.
Students wishing to pick up their refund checks must do so in person.
Two forms of identification are required.
An NEIU Student ID (mandatory)
Any other photo ID
Refunds will be disbursed beginning September 28, 2011 at 1:00 p.m.
Any refund checks not picked up in person will be mailed after the last date
to drop classes, regardless of the amount or type of check. You must update
your address on NEIUport if you change your address. If you have any questions, please contact the Student Loan Department at
(773) 442-5175.
COMPLETE WITHDRAWALS/RETURN OF TITLE IV FUNDS POLICY
for Financial Aid Recipients
Students who completely withdraw* from all classes through the 60 percent
point of the term must repay a portion of financial aid funds received. The
amount you repay will be based on the amount of time you attended classes.
In most cases, you are entitled to keep the percent of aid that equals the
amount of time you attended the term. For example, if you completely
withdraw from classses at the 30% point of the term, you can keep 30%
of your financial aid and would need to repay up to 70% of the aid you
received.
NEIU will return these funds to the U.S. Department of Education (for Pell
Grants, SEOG Grants,TEACH or Perkins Loans) or to your lender (for Federal
Stafford Loans) and will charge your student account. Students must make
arrangements to repay any amounts owed before allowed to enroll again at
NEIU or receive additional Title IV funds.
*NEIU considers that you are completely withdrawn from classes on the day
you drop your last class using the online system, via http://neiuport.neiu.
edu). Students who do not attend classes and do not officially withdraw will
be considered as having attended 50% of the term, and will be responsible
for repaying 50% of all aid received.
Tuition and Fees
Table A - MANDATORY FEES FOR ONE CREDIT HOUR
Campus Designation
Main Campus (MC) Courses
El Centro (EC) Courses
Carruthers' Center (CIS) Courses
Chicago Teachers' Center (CTC)
Courses
Off (OFF) Campus Courses
Online (OL) Courses
Fee Amount per Credit Hour*
Student
Union
Student
Activity
Computer
Resource
Health
Services
Parking
Level 2
Performing
Arts
Campus
Recreation
Academic
Enhancement
Green Fee
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$1.70
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$7.50 $3.00** $50.00
* Amounts to be determined by the Northeastern Illinois University Board of Trustees at its April 7, 2011 meeting. .
Please see the NEIU website's Bursar page for approved amounts after this meeting.
** Green Fee is assessed once per student per semester NOT per credit hour.
Table B - TUITION FOR ONE CREDIT HOUR
UNDERGRADUATE TUITION
PLUS MANDATORY FEES
Enrolled (Fall 2011/Spring & Summer 2012): Resident *
Enrolled (Fall 2011/Spring & Summer 2012): Non-Resident *
Enrolled (Fall 2010/Spring & Summer 2011): Resident $260
Enrolled (Fall 2010/Spring & Summer 2011): Non-Resident $520
Enrolled (Fall 2008/Spring & Summer 2009)
Also: Enrolled (Fall 2007/Spring & Summer 2008): Resident $220
Enrolled (Fall 2008/Spring & Summer 2009)
Also: Enrolled (Fall 2007/Spring & Summer 2008): Non-Resident $440
Enrolled (Spring & Summer 2006): Resident $175
Enrolled (Spring & Summer 2006): Non-Resident $350
Continuing (Enrolled Prior to Spring 2006): Resident *
Continuing (Enrolled Prior to Spring 2006): Non-Resident *
GRADUATE TUITION
Resident *
Non-Resident *
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PLUS MANDATORY FEES
*
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* Amounts to be determined by the Northeastern Illinois University Board of Trustees at its April 7, 2011 meeting
Tuition Guarantee Plan - New Fall 2011 Undergraduate Students
Tuition for newly enrolled undergraduate students seeking their first bachelor’s degree is guaranteed for four consecutive years.The
Tuition Guarantee Plan will help you and your family budget your educational expenses.The Tuition Guarantee Plan applies only to tuition.
Fees may increase during the four years.
See page 8 for more information. The Health Insurance Fee is assessed to all undergraduates enrolled in 12 or more credit hours.
• Students seeking a second bachelor’s degree and graduate students‑at‑large will be
assessed graduate level tuition.
• Undergraduate students who register for the semester following graduation may
be assessed undergraduate tuition.Tuition will be recalculated when the student's
status is officially updated to a graduate.This usually occurs between one and two
months after the beginning of the semester. Students are responsible for paying any
additional charges that may occur as a result of the change in status.
Residency Determination: Evidence of resident status shall be submitted at the time of
application for admission. A student may have his residency status reclassified at any time by
the university on the basis of additional or changed information.
If the student is classified in error as a resident student, the change in tuition shall be
applied to the next term after reclassification. If the student is classified in error
as a non‑resident, the change in tuition shall be applicable to the term in which the
reclassification occurs. A written claim for reconsideration must be filed within thirty
calendar days from the date of assessment of tuition. For additional information refer to the
current university catalog.
• Please note that miscellaneous fees and/or fees associated with a course may apply.
• See Mandatory fees for a description of the fees.
• Each semester parking is automatically charged on the student bill and is based on credit
hours enrolled. Students who do not require parking must opt out by September 13, 2011.
• Tuition and Fees are subject to change without notice.
• The health insurance fee for Fall 2011 is yet to be determined.
Residency Status for Assessment of Tuition
Adult Student (18 years or over): Must have been a bonafide resident of Illinois for a
period of at least six consecutive months immediately preceding the beginning of any term of
registration at the university. An adult who resides with parent(s) and has established and is
maintaining a bonafide residency in Illinois will be regarded as a resident student.
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Tuition and Fees
Table D
MISCELLANEOUS FEES
Description
Description
Cost
Health Insurance Fee:
Student (3)................................................... TBA
Spouse/Domestic Partner (2)...........................TBA
Per Child (2).................................................TBA
Cost
Transcript Fee (6)......................................... 10.00
Freshman Orientation Fee (7)....................... 65.00
GRADUATION/COMMENCEMENT FEE:
Parking Options:
Semester Level 1..............................$379.00
Undergraduate................................. 30.00
Graduate............................................ 30.00
Description
Cost
Complete Withdrawal Fee (4)10.00
I.D. Replacement Fee............................... 10.00
Returned Check Fee ............................... 15.00
Petition for Reinstatement Fee (1).........25.00
Deferred Payment Fee............................10.00
Outstanding Balance Fee (5)..................50.00
(1) The establishment of the non‑refundable petition fee does not guarantee the right to a petition.
(2) Optional fees ‑ It is at the discretion of the student to make an election for the service or contribution and may be added at the time of payment,
(3) This is an optional fee for a student who is not a full time undergraduate during the semester. A student who is interested in health insurance coverage and is not full time
undergraduate status may inquire at the Cashier's Office for more information.
(4) The Complete Withdrawal Fee is non-refundable.
(5) The Outstanding Balance Fee is non-refundable.
(6) Transcript Fee. Students will be assessed a $10.00 transcript fee at the time of their first registration.This fee will allow a student to request a reasonable amount of
transcripts at no additional cost.
(7) Freshman Orientation Fee. This is a mandatory one-time fee paid by freshmen who are not transferring previously earned college credit.The fee supports orientation
programs for these students.
*Certain fees are subject to change without notice and are not refundable.
Health Insurance Fee
All full‑time undergraduate students will automatically be covered at a cost yet to be determined unless they have an insurance plan equal to or better than
the Northeastern student plan. The fee may be waived online at www.aetnastudenthealth.com by September 13, 2011. Note, the fee is not refundable after
September 13, 2011.
Credit/reduction of tuition and fees Deadline Dates
100% credit/reduction
Complete withdrawal or
reduction of course load
4/18/11 - 8/25/11
8/26/11 - 9/12/11
9/13/11 - 9/26/11
9/27/11 - 10/11/11
No Refund
No credit for complete withdrawal
or reduction of course load.
10/12/11 - 11/11/11
Complete withdrawal
fee: $ 10.00
Complete withdrawal
fee: $ 10.00
Complete withdrawal
fee: $ 10.00
Complete withdrawal
fee: $ 10.00
No Fee
Deadline to drop via
Midnight
Midnight
Midnight
Midnight
Midnight
Grade Issued: No
Grade Issued: No
Grade Issued: Yes “W”
To officially drop or withdraw from any or all courses, access http://neiuport.neiu.edu. Failure to officially withdraw or drop classes will result in the assignment of an ‘F” (failure) grade.
Students who completely withdraw from all courses after the 100% credit period may still be assessed charges if they have not paid the full amount of tuition and fees.
Refunds will be disbursed beginning September 28, 2011 at 1:00 p.m.
Mandatory Fees
Mandatory fees are intended to enhance and facilitate many aspects of
campus life to include the following:
Academic Enhancement Fee: This fee is dedicated to University
renovation, improvement and upgrade of classrooms, laboratories and
other academic space.
Campus Recreation Fee: This fee supports a comprehensive recreation
program, including intramurals, wellness and fitness programs, aquatics,
sport clubs and informal recreation.
Clean/Renewable Energy or “Green” Fee: The fee will fund
implementation of clean and renewable energy technologies and
improvement of campus energy efficiency at Northeastern Illinois
University. Some examples of the uses of this fee may include: a campuswide energy audit, lighting efficiency improvements, alternate energy
sources (solar panels), and recycling initiatives
Computer Resource Fee: It is dedicated to the enhancement of computer
services available to students. Such purposes shall include the addition of
computer workstations, additional "smart classrooms", and increased access
to all the networks and communications highway currently in place as well
as those to be built in the future.There will be an increased availability of
staff to assist students in learning to take advantage of the new and evolving
technologies.
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Health Service Fee: The fee enables the university to provide
assessment and care for a wide range of student health concerns.
Online Course Fee: This fee supports infrastructure and operational
costs involved in making online courses available to NEIU students.
Parking Fee: University students have three parking options: to
participate in the Level II parking program, to participate in Level I parking,
or to waive out of the parking program entirely. Students who choose
to participate in Level II parking will be assessed the parking fee based
on credit hours enrolled. For additional information on obtaining
parking permits see page 14.
Performing Arts Fee: Helps support university theatre and dance
productions and musical concerts.
Student Activity Fee: It is used to support the Student Government, student
organizations and clubs, and the many activities, programs, media, and events
sponsored by the above group.
Student Union Fee: Helps support the Student Union, which is the
heart of the activity program on‑ campus. It is the scene of lectures,
discussions, concerts, dances, meetings, and other activities.The facilities
include food services, lounges, and meeting rooms.
Tuition and Fees
Schedule of Tuition and Fee Payments
PAYMENT OPTIONS
Payments can be made by Visa, MasterCard, or check via http://neiuport.neiu.edu.
Once students choose to confirm their registration with the cashier, they are responsible for
the full amount regardless of any subsequent additions in credit hours, unless they officially
drop by the appropriate refund deadline. If you are unable to pay your tuition in full at the
time you make your initial payment, you may select the Deferred Payment Plan. A $10 fee will
automatically be added to your account.
Advanced Registration/Open Registration
If you registered 4/18/11 thru 8/1/11, then you must confirm your Registration by the dates listed below.
Failure to confirm by the dates listed below will result in cancellation of registration.
If you registered April 18 - June 30
If you registered July 1 - August 1
Initial Payment
Confirmation:
$150
$250
Initial Payment Due:
On or before
June 30, 2011
On or before
August 1, 2011
Method of Payment:
Mail - Postmarked by June 30
Cashier until 7:00 p.m.
Drop Box until 10:00 p.m.
Check, VISA or MasterCard
by midnight
Mail - Postmarked by August 1
Cashier until 7:00 p.m.
Drop Box until 10:00 p.m.
by midnight
Monthly Payment Due
Dates:
Sept. 29, 2011 - 1/3 of the balance
Oct. 21, 2011 - 1/2 of the balance
Nov. 18, 2011 - Remaining balance
Deferred Payment Fee
(non-refundable):
$10
$10
Late Fees will be assessed on any past due amounts on December 13, 2011.
Late / Change of Registration
If you registered 8/2/11 thru 9/12/11, then you must confirm your Registration by the dates listed below.
New Students-at-Large who register for extension courses only during the first class session must make an
initial payment by September 29. Registrations will be cancelled if payment is not received.
Initial Payment
Confirmation:
August 2 - 25, 2011
August 26 - September 12, 2011
$350
$450
Initial Payment Due:
August 25, 2011
September 12, 2011
Method of Payment:
by midnight
by midnight
Monthly Payment Due
Dates:
Deferred Payment Fee
(non-refundable):
$10
$10
Late Fees will be assessed on any past due amounts on December 13, 2011.
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Student Health Insurance / Parking
STUDENT HEALTH INSURANCE
(Hospital/Doctor Insurance)
PERMITS REQUIRED 24 HOURS EVERY DAY
FEE PAYMENT:
(Administered in Health Service Office, E051, Ext. 5800.)
BASIC RATES
Description
Cost
Student (Individual Only)...............................TBA
Maternity is included in this basic rate.The student must apply to the
Health Service Office if (s)he wishes to cover dependents.
FULL-TIME UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS
Health insurance coverage is mandatory for each term for which a student is
enrolled. All confirmed full-time undergraduates are automatically billed for
Student Health Insurance. Undergraduate students have the option to waive
the health insurance by completing a health insurance waiver online at
www.aetnastudenthealth.com no later than September 13, 2011. The health
insurance cost is non-refundable after this deadline.
Be aware that in order to avoid a lapse in coverage, insurance should be
purchased each semester: Fall and Spring sessions.This should be done at
the time the tuition payment is made.
PART-TIME UNDERGRADUATE AND MASTER DEGREE STUDENTS
Undergraduate students with at least 6 credit hours and graduate students
who wish to purchase student health insurance will need to pay the
premium upon enrolling for insurance. If dependent coverage is desired, the
student must obtain an insurance application form by going online to
www.aetnastudenthealth.com.
ALUMNI COVERAGE
Graduates may continue their health insurance only for the term
immediately following their graduation by going online to
www.aetnastudenthealth.com to print the form.
NON-REFUNDABLE
The Health Insurance fee is Not Refundable after September 13, 2011.
CANCELLATION
Students who already have a hospital insurance plan that is equal to or
better than the student plan, may complete a cancellation form and submit it
online at www.aetnastudenthealth.com at the time of CONFIRMATION (first
payment for the term).
Proof of coverage is required. The cancellation MUST be received online at
www.aetnastudenthealth.com by September 13, 2011.
NO CANCELLATION IS GRANTED AFTER THESE DATES.
Parking
All student parking permit fees should be paid at the Cashier's Office. Each
semester: after confirming your classes, you must register your vehicles(s)
on-line at the following Northeastern Illinois University Parking website,
www.neiu.edu/parking in order to receive a permit. Permit Distribution is
as follows:
First week of classes:Tables in Village Square Second & Third week - From the Parking Office
Fourth week - Mail Out
Any vehicle not properly displaying a permit by the beginning of the third
full week of classes is subject to being fined. Students that do not want
to participate in the mandatory student fee parking program must sign a
waiver form to opt out of the program. A waiver form for this purpose may
be printed at http://neiuport.neiu.edu. From the Current Student tab, click
on Parking Waiver Form in the Parking Information channel. The last day to
opt out of the mandatory parking fee is September 13, 2011.
PARKING LOT FEE INFORMATION
PERMITS: Term Options
LEVEL 1: Lots A & C see map on back cover. All vehicles must display a valid
parking permit or decal designated for Level 1 lots. Level 1 parking permits
and decals are valid in all identified legal parking spaces in Level 2 lots also,
except handicap spaces.
LEVEL 1 FEES:
Semester: $379.00
LEVEL 2: ALL OTHER LOTS: All vehicles must display a valid parking
permit or decal designated for Level 1 or Level 2 lots. Level 2 parking
permits and decals are not valid in regular spaces for Level 1 lots.
LEVEL 2 PARKING FEES:
The Mandatory Fee Per Credit Hour is yet to be determined. HANDICAP PARKING: Identified spaces in each lot.
Parking in the handicapped spots on campus requires the display of a
valid level one or two University parking permit in conjunction with a
state issued Persons with Disabilities license plate or hanging placard or a
temporary NEIU Handicapped Parking placard.
The Student Health Services Office will issue temporary NEIU Handicapped
Parking placards that are valid only for short term handicapped parking for
up to three weeks. Remember that both the NEIU permit and the Persons
with Disabilities plate/placard must be properly displayed when parked in a
university handicapped spot. Please call Student Health Services at
(773) 442-5800 with any questions.
(Parking Facility NE Side, 1st Fl)
www.neiu.edu/parking (773) 442-4114 or 4117
Mon - Thurs ............. 7am - 9pm
Friday ...................... 7am - 5pm
Saturday................... 7am - 3pm
MOTORCYCLES:
• Special motorcycle parking is available in Lot D and in the Parking Facility
on levels two through five.
• Purchase and distribution of special motorcycle/motor bike decals are
available at the Parking Office.
PARKING FEES
REFUNDS:
All refunds are given in accordance with University tuition deadline dates
and percentages.The parking decal must be returned to the Parking Office at
the time you completely withdraw from classes.
Students who desire to participate in Level I must sign a waiver form to opt out
of the Level II parking program and independently purchase a Level I parking
permit (forms obtained in the Cashier’s Office). Students that do not want to
participate in the parking program must sign a waiver form to opt out of the
program. A waiver form for this purpose may be printed at http://neiuport.neiu.
edu. From the Current Student tab, click on Parking Waiver Form in the Parking
Information channel. It is also available at the Cashier's Office. Once a student
permit has been issued, it can be viewed online and coverage is effective
immediately. All permits must be properly displayed within 7 business days
from the mail-out/issue date.
PARKING PERMIT INFORMATION
• The last day to opt out of the mandatory parking fee is Sept. 13, 2011.
• Students who choose to participate in parking on campus must
first confirm their classes and then register their vehicle online
at www.neiu.edu/parking.
PARKING REGISTRATION APPLICATION
The Parking Office is located at the NE side of the Parking Facility on the 1st
Floor. Any vehicle parked in the university parking lot must be registered, parking
fee paid and decal properly displayed as outlined in our Parking Rules and
Regulations at www.neiu.edu/parking.
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DAILY PARKING OPTIONS:
DAILY PARKING PASS: $5.00 per day. Must be purchased on a daily asneeded basis from the DAILY PERMIT MACHINE located in the H lot (at the
South end of campus in level II) or from the Parking Office in the Parking
Facility on the first floor.The machine will accept credit card payments as
well as cash.
PARKING METERS:
Parking meters have a 30 minute time limit. Parking permits are not valid at
meters.
Registration Policies/Procedures
POLICY ON FIRST CLASS SESSION ATTENDANCE
Department instructors may reassign a student's seat in a class if the
student does not attend the first class session and neglects to inform
the instructor in advance of the intended absence.The student will be
responsible for any financial consequence if the course is not dropped
officially by the student before the appropriate refund deadline. Failure
to officially withdraw from class will result in a grade of F.
PASS/FAIL OPTION
• Pass/fail option is available only to students in good standing (can not be
on academic probation) at the undergraduate level.
• Pass/fail option is not allowed for General Education, Honors, College
of Business & Management courses, tutored study courses, independent
study courses, English 101, or a course used to fulfill a major or minor
requirement.
• Students are eligible to exercise the pass/fail option only after
accumulating fifteen hours in residency (courses taken through
Northeastern).
• Eligible students will be permitted one pass/fail course per term. A
maximum of 18 pass/fail hours, including transfer courses from other
institutions, may be applied toward graduation but may not be counted
toward a student’s major area of concentration, minor, or General
Education Program.
• Declaration of the intention to select the pass/fail option must be
made no later than the tenth day of the term by notifying the Office of
Enrollment Services. The decision to select the pass/fail option may not
be changed after that date.
• A grade of “P” will be used to indicate that the student has passed the
course, and a grade of “F” will be used to indicate that the student has
failed the course.The “F” will be included in the grade point average.
• Instructors may offer courses restricted to pass/fail registration with
approval from the appropriate College Educational Policy Committee
and by the Faculty Council on Academic Affairs, either at the time of
initial course approval or subsequently. Hours of credit carried by such
course(s) will be part of the maximum 18 hours which have been
approved for the general pass/fail option.
Additional information is available at the Enrollment Services Center or in
the current Academic Catalog.
POLICY ON INCOMPLETES
• “I” (incomplete) may be given if a student is absent from the final
examination or fails to complete a special research or individual study
project because of some unavoidable circumstance such as illness.
• Effective Summer 2008, students will have two semesters (including
Summer) after the incomplete grade has been assigned to remove the
incomplete.
• Incompletes that have not been removed within two semesters will be
changed to an “F” grade.
• This policy does not apply to thesis seminars or masters project seminars.
ENROLLMENT VERIFICATION
When verifying enrollment for purposes of financial aid programs, loan
deferments, and other programs the university reports enrollment status as
follows:
FALL AND SPRING
Graduate
9 hrs or more – full time
6 to 8 hrs – half time
Less than 6 hrs – part time
SUMMER
Graduate
Undergraduate
Undergraduate
Credit Hour Load (OVERLOADS)
During the Fall term, a student may register for a maximum of 18 credit
hours. No student may carry a course overload during the first semester
of study at Northeastern.
Approval for a course overload is required under the following conditions:
• An enrollment of more than 18 hours.
To be considered for a course overload students must:
• Have a cumulative GPA of 3.0.
• Write a petition explaining the compelling reason the overload is necessary.
• Submit the letter of petition to the appropriate college Dean or
Department.
Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences
• Undergraduates who have officially declared a major or pre-major in the
College of Arts & Sciences
• Undergraduates who have not yet declared a major or pre-major
• Undergraduate and Graduate students-at-large
Dean of the College of Business & Management
College of Business & Management
Dean of the College of Education
• Graduate students-at-large officially admitted to a certification program
Dean of the Graduate College
• Graduates admitted to a Masters degree program
Director of Nontraditional Degree Programs
• Undergraduates officially admitted to the Bachelor of Arts in
Interdisciplinary Studies program or the University Without Walls program
Prerequisite Policy
• The student should note that some course descriptions refer to a
prerequisite course that must be successfully completed or the student
must be enrolled for the course prior to registration.The members of
the faculty regard these prerequisites or their equivalent as a necessary
foundation for student learning.Therefore, it is the student’s responsibility
to be aware of and follow any course prerequisite(s) prior to registration.
In such case that a course prerequisite cannot be met, it is the
responsibility of the student to obtain a waiver of the prerequisite prior
to registration by following the procedure applicable in the college or
department which sponsors the course.
TEST PREREQUISITE CODES
A01 A02 AEDU
ICAT RDS1
RDS2
UEPR
UEPW
UFRN
UMPR
UMPS
USPN
ACT English
ACT Math
College of Education Admission
Illinois Content Area List
Read Seq 1 Evaluation
Read Seq 2 Evaluation
NEIU Engl Placement Reading
NEIU Engl Placement Writing
NEIU French Placement Score
NEIU Math Placement Result
NEIU Math Placement Score
NEIU Spanish Placement Score
Auditing
Students who meet the admission requirements of the University and are
registered for a course may audit the course if they have written permission
of the instructor. NOTE: Courses in the College of Business & Management
must also obtain written permission of the chairperson. Deadline to submit
an approved written request to the Office of Enrollment Services to audit a
course in Fall is September 12, 2011.
AN AUDITOR CANNOT LATER HAVE HIS/ HER REGISTRATION CHANGED
TO SECURE COURSE CREDIT. A student registered for credit may not
change to audit after date listed above. Auditors pay the same fees as credit
students.The grade issued is "V" (Visitor).
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Test and Exams / General Information
PLACEMENT AND COMPETENCY TESTING
Testing Schedules and additional information are available at the
Academic Advisement and Testing Center in LWH-0027 or at
www.neiu.edu/~assess. You may also call to register for a test at
(773) 442-5293.
Independent/Tutored Study, Thesis Seminar
Independent or Tutored study requires the signature of the
instructor, department chairperson, college dean, and Academic
Affairs on the Independent Study/Tutored Study Request form.
Deadline to submit the Independent Study Request form to the
department chairperson is August 29 for Fall 2011. Deadline
to submit the Tutored Study Request form to the department
chairperson is September 13 for Fall 2011.
Thesis seminar requires the signature of the Thesis advisor,
department chairperson, college dean, program coordinator/advisor,
dean of the Graduate College, and Academic Affairs on the Thesis
Seminar form.
NOTE: All forms may be obtained from the department offering the
course.
ORAL Proficiency
Northeastern Illinois University, in accordance with a 1987 State
statute insures that all persons providing classroom instruction
to students are proficient in oral English. If an instructor’s oral
proficiency is in doubt, students should contact the department
chair to obtain information about the University’s procedure for
handling complaints.
TEXTBOOK INFORMATION NOW AVAILABLE IN NEIUport
A new feature in NEIUport is that students are now able to look
up required textbook information in the same place that they
look up classes. The benefit is that students who are interested in
a particular course and section will be able to view the textbook
information during the registration process, prior to the start of the
academic term.
To view textbook information, click on Look Up Classes in the
Registration Tools Channel. Enter the subject and course number of
the course and click on Class Search, then click on the CRN of the
course section of interest. Click on the “Syllabus Available” link. In
the field “Required Materials” you will find a listing of the required
books along with the ISBN (if available), author, title, edition, and
retail price. If textbook information has not been received by
the University, it will state “To be determined – Check with your
instructor.”
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Illinois Articulation Initiative (IAI)
Information is available at the Enrollment Services Center or in the
current Academic Catalog.
CONCURRENT REGISTRATION
Concurrent registration for undergraduates working toward a degree
at Northeastern Illinois University is permissible. Prior to enrolling
at another college or university, the student must meet with their
academic advisor to determine which courses are appropriate for the
student’s progress toward graduation.
Please refer to the Concurrent Registration Checklist for important
information regarding the transferability of courses and the
concurrent registration process.The checklist can be found at www.
neiu.edu (click on Current Students, Records).
The final decision regarding the transferability of courses will be
determined by the Admissions Office when the official transcript is
received.
Questions regarding concurrent registration can be directed to the
Records Office at 773-442-4039.
ACCESSIBILITY CENTER
The Accessibility Center located in the D Building, Room 104,
affords students with disabilities “reasonable accommodations”
under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. Please call
(773)442-4595 for assistance.
Student Departure for Military Service
Students who, during the course of an academic term, enter active
military service including National Guard and Reserve active duty
and are not in attendance at the end of the term will receive course
and residence credit or a refund of tuition and fees. Students can
contact Cynthia Rathunde in the Enrollment Services Office for more
information at 773-442-4028.
Student Departure for Volunteer Emergency Service
Students who, during the course of an academic term, are absent
from class due to volunteer emergency service are eligible for
reasonable accommodations from the University regarding their
classroom requirements. Students can contact the Office of the
Dean of Students for more information.
National Voter Registration Act
The 1998 Higher Education Act Mandatory Good Fair Effort for the
National Voter Registration Act. It reads, in part, "The institution will
make good faith effort to distribute a mail voter registration form,
requested and received from the State, to each student enrolled in
a degree or certificate program and physically in attendance at the
institution, and to make such forms widely available to students at
the institution."
The State of Illinois has provided the following link for students to
use to print a voter registration form:
http://www.elections.state.il.us.
http://www.elections.il.gov/votinginformation/welcome.aspx
English Voter Registration Form: http://www.elections.state.il.us/
Downloads/VotingInformation/PDF/R-19.pdf
Spanish Voter Registration Form: http://www.elections.state.il.us/
Downloads/VotingInformation/PDF/R-19Spanish.pdf
NEIU ID CARD POLICY
ALL NEIU STUDENTS ARE REQUIRED TO HAVE A NEIU PHOTO
IDENTIFICATION (ID) CARD ISSUED BY THE UNIVERSITY.
Photo ID cards are issued at the Information Center of the
Student Union (across from the bookstore).
Information Center Hours:
Monday - Friday: 8:30am - 10:00pm
Saturday: 9:00am - 12:30pm
Hours subject to change.
Please call 773-442-4290 for current schedule.
NEIU PHOTO ID CARDS ARE MANDATORY TO:
• CHECK OUT BOOKS AND MATERIALS FROM THE LIBRARY.
• GAIN ACCESS TO THE PHYSICAL EDUCATION BUILDING FOR
CLASSES OR RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES.
• STATUS VERIFICATION FOR UNIVERSITY SPONSORED EVENTS
AND ACTIVITIES.
• PICK UP ANY CHECKS DISBURSED BY THE UNIVERSITY.
• REQUEST INFORMATION REGARDING YOUR RECORD AT THE
ENROLLMENT SERVICES CENTER, CASHIERS' OFFICE, STUDENT
LOANS OFFICE, AND ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE.
• USED AS A DEBIT CARD IN PHOTOCOPIERS, LIBRARY
MICROFILM PRINTERS AND VENDING MACHINES.
(The magnetic strip on the back of the ID card can be encoded
with a dollar value up to $25.To encode (or increase) the dollar
value on an ID card, go to an ‘Add Value’ station located on
campus. Insert the card and a five, ten or twenty dollar bill and
the dollar value on the magnetic strip will be increased by that
amount. Each time the ID card is used for a purchase, the dollar
value encoded on the magnetic strip will be reduced by the
amount of the transaction.)
TO OBTAIN AN ID CARD A STUDENT MUST PRESENT:
a.Proof of enrollment for the current semester, i.e., a current
Student Detail Schedule or Account Summary by Term.
AND
b.A current photo ID such as a valid driver’s license, State ID,
passport, or any government-issued ID.
Initial ID's are free for enrolled students.
Alumni ID's are $5.00
Replacement of a lost ID is $10.00
Replacement ID's resulting from damage or name change will be
replaced at no cost as long as the original ID is presented at the
time of replacement.
WHAT IS NEIUport AND HOW DO I OBTAIN A NEIUport NetID &
PASSWORD?
NEIUport is NEIU’s university-wide internet portal.This portal
provides quick, centralized, and secure access to information and
services for all NEIU students, faculty, and staff.
ID Card Policy/NEIUport Accounts/NEIU E-Mail
• Access the Ronald Williams Library Databases from an off-campus
location.
• Access Blackboard.
• Create a personal web page which can be viewed on the Internet
from anywhere in the world.
• Store files online within your account.
• Use the printers and photocopiers on campus.
Students, faculty, and staff must have a NetID and NEIU ID
card (with self-assigned 4-digit PIN) in order to print, scan, and
photocopy on campus. Users are required to set up a four digit PIN
to use their ID cards and access their print allowance. Users can set
and reset their 4-digit PIN at http://print.neiu.edu
Registered students at NEIU have a 7,500 point Print Quota that will
reset at the beginning of each semester that they are registered.The
Print Quota can be used for printing, scanning, and photocopying
on campus. For security purposes, print quota should not be shared
amongst users. Single-sided black & white prints and copies are
10 points per page, double-sided black & white prints and copies
are 9 points per page (or 18 points per page printed or copied on
two sides). Color copies and prints are 25 points. Scans are four (4)
points. Any unused Print Quota does not roll over to the following
semester.There are no refunds for unused portions of the Print
Quota. For those students that exceed their Print Quota, single-sided
black & white prints and copies will cost 10 cents per page, doublesided black & white prints and copies will cost 9 cents per page
(or 18 cents per page printed or copied on two sides). Color copies
and prints are 25 cents per page. Scans are four (4) cents per page.
For more information on using the NEIU ID for printing, scanning
and photocopying, setting or resetting the four digit PIN, and to
view individual printing, scanning, and photocopying activity go to
http://print.neiu.edu
NEIUport accounts are automatically created for students admitted
to NEIU.To look up your NEIUport NetID and password, please go
to the website address http://neiuport.neiu.edu.You will need to
enter your NEIU ID number and date of birth.
• The NEIU ID Number is highlighted in yellow on your NEIU ID
Card.
• An NEIU ID card can be obtained at the Information Center
located in the Village Square section of the Student Union.
Northeastern Illinois University E-Mail
E-mail is the official means for communication at NEIU.The
University will send communications to students via official NEIU
e-mail accounts only. It is recommended that students check their
e-mail regularly as some communications may be time-sensitive.
Examples of the types of communication you may receive are:
• Notification of courses that have been cancelled or have had
changes in meeting information
• Notification of tuition payment due dates
• Announcement of registration dates
• Communication with your class instructors
• Courtesy and overdue notices for library materials
• Interlibrary loan service via ILLiad to request books and journal
articles
Your NEIUport account allows you to:
• Register for classes online.
• View course seating capacities (open or closed classes).
• Determine course prerequisites.
• Print out a class schedule.
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• Request official transcripts.
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• Print out a tuition and fees statement.
• Pay tuition and fees online with credit, debit or check.
• Send and retrieve e-mail.
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Bachelor’s Degree Requirements and Honors Program
BACHELOR’S DEGREE Requirements
OPTION 1: COURSES
Refer to the Northeastern Illinois University Academic Catalog for specific
information.
1. General Education Requirements (including Math/Quantitative
Reasoning)
2. English 101 or equivalent
3. Students admitted Fall 2008 and after must complete a writing intensive
course
4. Improving Human Relations Requirement
5. Declaring a Major
6. Students admitted prior to Fall 2008 must complete the English
Competency Exam or a writing intensive course
7. Major Program Requirements
8. 24 credit hours of upper division (300 level) and 18 credit hours at
either 200 or 300 level
9. 30 credit hours residency requirement
10. Filing for Graduation
11. Successful completion of at least 120 semester hours.
12. A minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0 or above. Some academic programs
and departments have other specific grade requirements.
The following courses will fulfill this graduation requirement:
MATH/Quantitative reasoning REQUIREMENT
See the General Education Limited List of classes for courses that satisfy
this requirement. Students can also fulfill the requirement in one of the
following ways:
1. Transfer credit with a grade of C or better in any math course College
Algebra level or higher. Other math courses are evaluated at the time of
admission.
2. A minimum score of 35 on the Northeastern mathematics placement test,
a score of three or higher on the Advanced Placement (AP) calculus test,
or a Math ACT score of 25 or higher.
3. An AA or AS degree from a community college meeting the standards of
the 1991 Illinois Community College Board model General Education
curriculum in Mathematics or completion of the Illinois General
Education Core curriculum prior to transferring to Northeastern Illinois
University.
4. Completion of one of the majors or minors listed below will automatically
fulfill the Math/Quantitative Reasoning requirement.
COLLEGE OF
ARTS & SCIENCES
Biology major
Chemistry major
Comp Sci major
Comp Sci minor
Earth Sci major
Physics major
Physics minor
Economics major
Economics minor
Mathematics major
Mathematics minor
Psychology major
COLLEGE OF
BUSINESS & MNGT
Accounting major
Accounting minor
Finance major
Finance minor
Gen Bus Ad major
Int’l Bus minor
Marketing major
Marketing minor
Management major
Management minor
IMPROVING HUMAN RELATIONS
House Bill Number 0094 of the 87th General Assembly of the State of Illinois
requires:
"each public institution of higher education to include, in the general
education requirements for obtaining a degree, course work on improving
human relations to include race, ethnicity, gender and other issues related to
improving human relations to address racism and sexual harassment on their
campuses, through existing courses.”
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ANTH 212 CMTC 100 GES 104
ICSE 201
LING 120 PHIL 213
PSCI 210 PSCI 216 SOC 100 SOC 105 WLC 200F
WLC 200L
WSP 101 SB
HU
SB
HU
HU
SB
SB
SB
SB
HU
Intro to Cultural Anthropology
Introduction to Communication
Introduction to Geography
History and Culture of Ethnic Groups in America
Language and Human Behavior
Ethics
Introduction to Political Science
American National Government
Introduction to Sociology
Women, Men, and Social Change
Intro to French and Francophone Cultures
Intro to Latin American Cultures
Women’s Perspectives and Values
OPTION 2: MAJOR/MINOR PROGRAM
Students who complete one of the following programs of study have met
the HB 0094 requirement.The study of the sources of conflict and the
improvement of human relations is infused into the course work of these
major and minor programs.
Anthropology major/minor
Bilingual/Bicultural Education major
Geography major
History major
Inner City Studies major
Justice Studies major/minor
Latino and Latin American Studies minor
Philosophy major/minor
Political Science major/minor
Social Work major/minor
Sociology major/minor
Women’s Studies major/minor
Declaring a Major
Effective Spring 2001, the University implemented a policy requiring all
undergraduate students to declare a major by the time they have earned a
total of 45 credit hours. Students who have not completed the prerequisites
necessary to declare a major must declare a pre-major.You must contact the
appropriate academic department to officially declare your major or you
may declare a pre-major by obtaining the form at the Enrollment Services
Center (D-101).
UNIVERSITY HONORS PROGRAM
For details about the University Honors Program, please contact Kristen
Over, Coordinator of the University Honors Program, Room B-141,
(773) 442-6045.
LIMITED LIST OF GENERAL EDUCATION HONORS COURSES
ZANT-215
ZART-106
ZART-170D
ZBIO-100
ZCHM-110
ZTHE-130
ZECO-215
ZESC-121
ZENG-201
ZENG-202
ZENG-203
ZGES-104
ZHIS-111B
ZLIN-120
ZMUS-104
ZPHI-101
ZPHI-213
ZPHY-110
ZPSC-216
ZPSY-100
ZSOC-100
ZWSP-101
ZHON-191
ZHON-192
ZHON-193
ZHON-194
Honors:
Honors:
Honors:
Honors:
Honors:
Honors:
Honors:
Honors:
Honors:
Honors: Honors:
Honors:
Honors:
Honors:
Honors:
Honors:
Honors:
Honors:
Honors:
Honors:
Honors: Honors: Honors: Honors: Honors:
Honors:
Human Origins: Intro Bio Anth
Introduction to Art History
Studio Exper: Metals & Jewelry
Introduction to Biology (Lab)
Chemical Concepts (Lab)
Introduction to the Theatre
Principles of Macroeconomics
Introduction to Earth Science (Lab)
World of Poetry
World of Drama
World of Fiction
World Geography
Western Civilization: 1500 A.D. to Present
Musical Concepts: An Introduction
Critical Thinking
Ethics
Physics in Everyday Life(Lab)
Survey of Psychology
Women's Perspectives and Values
Introduction to the Performing and Fine Arts
Introduction to the Humanities
Introduction to Social Sciences
Introduction to the Sciences
Undergraduate General Education Program
NTH 109B
* ABIO
100
GENERAL EDUCATION PROGRAM LIST of approved COURSES
The General Education Program requires a minimum of 39 credit hours of
courses distributed among five areas. All courses designated by FA (Fine
Arts), HU (Humanities), SB (Social & Behavioral Sciences), NS (Natural
Sciences), and MA (Math/Quantitative Reasoning) will apply toward
fulfillment of the General Education Requirements.
BIO 104
CHEM 103
109
* CHEM
CHEM 110
E
SCI
109
*ESCI 109W
* ESCI 121
*FYE (First Year Experience) courses are intended for first year
freshman students only. Students may take only one FYE course.
PHYS 110
Important Note:
Choose three courses (9 hours) from the following list. No more than
TWO courses from any department may be used to complete the
Humanities requirement. This includes transfer courses.
PLEASE NOTE: No more than two foreign language courses may be used to
fulfill this requirement.
ALSO
See department notes for important information.
FINE ARTS
Choose two courses (6 hours) from the following list. No more than ONE
course from any department may be used to complete the Fine Arts
requirement. This includes transfer courses.
PLEASE NOTE: Dance is part of the Music Department.
FA
FA
FA
FA
FA
FA
FA
FA
FA
FA
FA
FA
FA
FA
FA
FA
FA
FA
FA
Art in Society
Introduction to Art History I
FYE: Art, Architecture, and Urban Design in Chicago
Studio Experiences: Photography
Studio Experiences: Painting
Studio Experiences: Sculpture
Studio Experiences: Metals & Jewelry
Studio Experiences: Printmaking
Studio Experiences: Ceramics
Studio Experiences: Drawing
The Art of Film and Video
Introduction to Theatre
FYE: School’s Out: Chicago’s Bouquet of
Nontraditional Educational Programs
The Musical Experience
Music Concepts: An Introduction
FYE: Chi-Tunes: Music in Chicago
The Dance Exp: Intro to the Art of Dance
FYE: Stepping Out – Dance in Chicago
Introduction to Spanish Dance
SOCIAL/BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES
Choose four courses (12 hours) from the following list. No more than
TWO courses from any department may be used to complete the
Social/Behavioral Sciences requirement. This includes transfer courses.
AFAM 109
* AFAM
200
109A
*AANTH
NTH
109C
* ANTH 212
ANTH 215
CS 100
CS 109
* ECON
200
ECON 215
ECON 217
* EDFN 109
GES 104
109A
*GGES
ES 109B
* GES
150
HIST 111A
HIST 111B
HIST 111C
HIST 111D
HIST 111E
HIST 111F
HIST 214
HIST 215
JUST 109
* LLAS
101
109
*LLAS
P
SCI
109
* PSCI 210
PSCI 216
PSYC 100
SYC 109
* PPSYC
110
SOC 100
SOC 105
*SOC 109
NATURAL SCIENCES
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
FYE: Skeletons in Chicago’s Closets
Introduction to Biology (Lab)
The Changing Natural Environment
Chemistry and Society
FYE: One Hundred Years of Public Health in America
Chemical Concepts (Lab)
FYE: Chicago Rocks! Geology in the City
FYE: Muddy Waters: Chicago's Environmental Geology
Intro to Earth Science (Lab)
Geology, Resources, &Environment
FYE: Chicago Body Works
The Universe: Past, Present, Future
Physics in Everyday Life (Lab)
HUMANITIES
To determine course offerings this term, refer to
the specific departmental course listings.
ART 101
ART 106
*ART 109
ART 170A
ART 170B
ART 170C
ART 170D
ART 170E
ART 170F
ART 170G
CMTM 160
CMTT 130
* ELAD 109
MUS 101
MUS 104
MUS 109
* DANC
101
DANC 109
* DANC
131
ESCI 123
PEMT 109
* PHYS
103
NS
NS
NS
NS
NS
NS
NS
NS
NS
NS
NS
NS
NS
FYE: Exploring Africa in Chicago
Intro to African & African American Studies
FYE: Windy City Anthropology!
FYE: Skin of Chicago
Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
Human Origins: Intro Bio Anth
Computers and Society
FYE:The Information Age: Its Impact on Chicago’s Culture
Essentials of Economics
Principles of Macroeconomics
Principles of Microeconomics
FYE: Schooling Chicago: Communities, Public Education
and Change
Intoduction to Geography
FYE: Chicago Geog: Global Chicago
FYE: Chicago Geog: Environmental Chicago
Introduction to Environmental Studies
World History: West to 1500
World History: West, 1500-Present
World History: East Asia
World History: Latin America
World History: Africa
World History: Islam
United States History, 1607-1877
United States History, 1877-Present
FYE: Justice in Chicago
Intro to Latino and Latin American Studies
FYE: Latino Art,Thought and Revolution in Chicago
FYE: Civic Engagement, Community, &
Social Change in Chicago
Introduction to Political Science
Survey of Psychology
FYE: Growing Up in Chicago
Life Span Development
Women, Men, and Social Change
FYE: Investigating Chicago
Choose three courses (9 hours) from the following list. One course
MUST have a lab component. No more than TWO courses from any
department may be used to complete the Natural Sciences requirement.
This includes transfer courses.
CMTC 100
109A
*EENGL
* NGL 109B
109C
*EENGL
NGL 109D
* ENGL
201
ENGL 202
ENGL 203
ARAB 101
ARAB 102
CHIN 101
CHIN 102 CHIN 103 CHIN 104
FREN 101 FREN 102
FREN 103
GER 101
GER 102
GER 103
GREK 101
GREK 102
GREK 103
ITAL 101
ITAL 102
ITAL 103
JPN 101
JPN 102
JPN 103
JPN 104
KOR 101
KOR 102
KOR 103
POL 101
POL 102
POL 103
PORT 101
PORT 103
RUSS 101
RUSS 102
RUSS 103
SPAN 101
SPAN 102
SPAN 103
PAN 109
* SSWAH
101
SWAH 102
LING
109
* LING 110
LING 120
PHIL 101
PHIL 102
PHIL 213
WSP 101
*WSP 109
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
HU
Introduction to Communication
FYE: Chicago’s Literary Diversity: Reading the Neighborhoods
FYE: Reading and Writing the Literary and
Political Landscapes of Chicago
FYE: Drama and Diversity in Chicago
FYE: Language & Lit. Ethno Chicago
The World of Poetry
The World of Drama
World of Fiction
Arabic I
Arabic II
Chinese I
Chinese II
Chinese III
Chinese IV
French I
French II
French III
German I
German II
German III
Greek I
Greek II
Greek III
Italian I
Italian II
Italian III
Japanese I
Japanese II
Japanese III
Japanese IV
Korean I
Korean II
Korean III
Polish I
Polish II
Polish III
Portuguese II Portuguese III
Russian I
Russian II
Russian III
Spanish I
Spanish II
Spanish III
FYE:The Hispanic Influence in Chicago
Swahili I
Swahili II
FYE: Language and Diversity in Chicago
Lexicology:The Study of Words
Critical Thinking
Introduction to Philosophy
Ethics
Women’s Perspectives and Values
FYE: Women Organizing in Chicago
MATH/QUANTITATIVE REASONING
Choose one course, a minimum of 3 credit hours.
MATH 112
MATH 113
MATH 141
MATH 143
MATH 163
MATH 177
PSYC 302
SOC 212
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
MA
Statistics in Daily Life
Quantitative Reasoning
College Mathematics I
College Mathematics II
Elem Fct Business
Elem Fct Science/Math
Statistics and Research Methods II
Introduction to Social Statistics
In addition, any three hour college level MATH course (beyond Intermediate
Algebra) meets this requirement.
Consult the university catalog for a list of majors and minors which automatically satisfy
this distribution requirement.
A grade of “C” or better is necessary to fulfill this distribution requirement.
Majors in the Fine Arts, Humanities, and Social/Behavioral Sciences, may waive up to six
credit hours of General Education requirements in the corresponding distribution area. Students in the Natural Sciences may waive all 9 hours.
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Online, Hybrid &
Videoconferencing Courses
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
HOW TO READ THE SCHEDULE OF CLASSES.
Course No.
Sec#
Times
–– Earth Science (ESCI) ––
Course number, course title,
and course credit hours
121 NS Earth science: general survey
01 8:00a-8:50a MWF SCI S101 Doe, J
10:00a-10:50a MWF SCI S101
02 8:00a-8:50a TRF SCI S101 Doe, J
10:00a-10:50a WF SCI S101
17 5:40-9:00p
M
EL CENTRO Doe, J
18 5:40-9:00p
T
EL CENTRO Doe, J
Identifies a General
Education course
Individual section
information for course
listed
Fee: A fee is assessed for
the particular section indicated.
The fee is assessed in addition
to tuition and fees
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
Online, Hybrid &
Videoconferencing
Courses
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
3.0
13705
21705
Credits
CRN
Instr.
Course Reference Number
(CRN) — It is the key identifier
for all courses. It must be entered
correctly online via NEIUport
Comments: Some course sections
have comments listing specific
information pertinent to the section
18305
18625
Credits
CRN
3.0
12161
- Geography & Environmental Studies (GES) 104 SB Introduction To Geography
5 TBA
OL
Online
Good, E
Comments: See Printed Sched Dept Notes
150 SB Intro To Envirnmntl Studies
3 TBA
OL
Online
Good, E
ONLINE AND HYBRID COURSES
Online Courses are those courses in which all
instruction is fully online. Online courses are
listed below.
202
4
Hybrid Courses (also called blended courses)
combine face-to-face sessions and online
instruction.The pattern of specific meeting times
for face-to-face sessions vary by course. Hybrid
courses are listed in the department course
listings.
Online Courses
— Art (ART) —
3.0
11155
11156
— Biology (BIO) —
3.0
11523
Course No.
Sec#
Times
187
4
5
3.0
12277
3.0
12300
301
1
Justice and Inequality
3.0
TBA
OL
Online
Terpstra, J 12225
Prerequisites: JUST 101,
Thrys of Just & Social Change
3.0
TBA
OL
Online
Terpstra, J 12233
Prerequisites: JUST 101 OR CRJU 101 AND JUST 202 OR
CRJU 202,
Class Restriction: 2nd Bachelors,Junior, 60-89 hrs,Senior,
90 or more hrs
113 MA Quantitative Reasoning
3.0
6 TBA
OL
Online
Kupiec, A
12291
Prerequisites: View course prerequisites in Look Up Classes
in NEIUport,
165
Fin Math-Bus/Soc Sci
3.0
4 TBA
OL
Online
Kupiec, A
12338
in NEIUport,
167
Business Calculus I
4.0
5 TBA
OL
Online
Kupiec, A
12346
in NEIUport,
185
Precalculus
4.0
3 TBA
OL
Online
Gudehithlu, S 12359
in NEIUport,
6 TBA
OL
Online
Resnicoff, G 12380
in NEIUport,
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
Calculus I
4.0
TBA
OL
Online
Gudehithlu, S 12385
in NEIUport,
TBA
OL
Online
Resnicoff, G 12388
in NEIUport,
— Social Work (SWK) —
200
3
327
1
— Justice Studies (JUST) —
— Mathematics (MATH) —
College of
Arts & Sciences
104 NS The Changing Natural Environme
5 TBA
OL
Online
Ruderfer, I
Locat.
Subject abbreviation and
department name information
— English (ENGL) —
101
Writing I
33 TBA
OL
Online
Byard, V
Prerequisites: ELP 120 OR ELP 099, OR UEPW 7
VIDEOCONFERENCING COURSES
Northeastern Illinois University offers selected
courses that are delivered through a two-way
interactive video teleconferencing network. A
course that is offered on the network will be
identified as a “Videoconferencing Course”.
106 FA Introduction to Art History I
3 TBA OL
Online
Hanrahan-Apple
Comments: Online Course
4 TBA OL
Online
Hanrahan-Apple
Days
Building Location
329
soil science
3.0
01 9:25a-10:40a TR
SCI S202 Simpson,T 10747
10:00a-10:50a MWF SCI S101
Instructor
Prereq: ESCI 121; ESCI 211
Room Location
Meeting Time
Meeting Day
Prerequisite: A course that
must be taken prior to the
course indicated
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Introduction To Social Work
TBA
OL
Online
Peller, J
Soc Work Practice W Families
TBA
OL
Online
Peller, J
Major Restriction: A&S-Social Work
Comments: Skills Elective
3.0
12681
3.0
12730
— World Languages & Cultures —
— French (FREN) —
356
1
French Women Writers & Artists
3.0
TBA
OL
Online
Mc Goey, M 12263
in NEIUport,
College of
Business and Management
— Accounting (ACTG) —
400
Fundamentals Of Accounting
4.0
61 TBA
OL
Online
Dorestani, A 11036
Major Restriction: Grad-Business Admin,Grad-Accounting
Departmental Approval Required
Comments: Graduate Advisor Approval
— Business Law (BLAW) —
285
Legal Environment Of Business
51 TBA
OL
Online
Reinsch, R
3.0
11046
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Prerequisite Requirements Will Be Enforced
Online & Videoconferencing
Courses
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
— Finance (FINA) —
360
Prin Financial Management
3.0
51 TBA
OL
Online
Dhiensiri, N 11097
Prerequisites: ACTG 201,
Major Restriction: B&Mg-Accounting,B&Mg-Finance,B&MgGen Business Admin,B&Mg-Gen Bus Admin 2nd
Major,B&Mg-Management,B&Mg-Marketing
400
Financial Management
2.0
61 TBA
OL
Online
Rezvanian, R 11106
— Management (MNGT) —
370
WIP:Managng Global Bus Orgaztn
3.0
51 TBA
OL
Online
Xu, Q
11197
Prerequisites: ENGL 101,
Class Restriction: Junior, 60-89 hrs,Senior, 90 or more hrs
377
Production/Operations Mngt
3.0
51 TBA
OL
Online
Li, J
11308
Prerequisites: MNGT 368 AND MNGT 370,
— Marketing (MKTG) —
350 Principles Of Marketing
3.0
1 TBA
OL
Online
Chen, Y
11112
Prerequisites: ECON 217,
Course No.
Sec#
Times
— Mathematics Development (MATH) —
— Counselor Education (COUN) —
404
2
417
1
Evaluation Techniques
3.0
TBA
OL
Online
Currier, K
11745
Major Restriction: Grad-Counseling-Communty,GradCounseling-Family,Grad-Counseling-School,GradCounseling-Rehab
Class Restriction: Graduate Masters Program
Middle School Advis & Cnslg
3.0
TBA
OL
Online
TBA, I
11774
Class Restriction: 2nd Bachelors,Certificate
Program,Graduate Masters Program,Graduate SAL
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
TBA
OL
Online
Pesce, E
11082
Prerequisites: , AEDU Y
Major Restriction: El Ed-Teacher Education,BilingualBicultural Ed,Sec Ed-English Education,Sec Ed-Health
Educ,Physical Education (K-12),Sec Ed Cert:Art,Sec Ed
Cert:Biology,French (K-12),Sec Ed Cert:History,Sec Ed
Cert:Mathematics,Music Education (K-12),
4 TBA
OL
Online
Roberts, A 11083
5 TBA
OL
Online
Roberts, A 11084
418A
Sem Devel & Lrng:Cogntv Devel
3.0
1 TBA
OL
Online
Pesce, G
11091
453E
Edfn Sem:Motivation & Learng
1.0
1 TBA
OL
Online
Smith, K
11092
3
— Special Education (SPED) —
510
1
092
Intermediate Algebra II
3.0
35 TBA
OL
Online
Blackburn, T 12375
Prerequisites: MATH 091, OR UMPR 02 OR A02 19 OR A02
20 OR A02 21 OR A02 18
Title
Methods III:Special Education
3.0
TBA
OL
Online
Moreno, G 11512
Prerequisites: SPED 504 AND SPED 505 AND SPED 506 AND
SPED 507,
Comments: Request Form LWH 4058
Videoconferencing Courses
— Educational Leadership & Development —
— Leadership (LEAD) —
433
1
School Law
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p R
LWH 2031 Brown, S
11430
Major Restriction: Grad-Ed Lead:School Lead
X2 4:15p- 6:55p R
ZUCG TBA Brown, S
11432
436
Admin Of School Personnel
3.0
1 4:15p- 6:55p T
LWH 2031 Bultinck, H 11444
Class Restriction: Graduate Masters Program,Graduate SAL
X2 4:15p- 6:55p T
ZUCG TBA Beckwith, J 11445
— Educational Inquiry & Curriculum Studies —
— Educational Foundations (EDFN) —
313
2
Prob, Iss & Pract In Educ
3.0
TBA
OL
Online
Pesce, G
11081
Course Information Subject to Change. View up-to-date information in NEIUport.
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General Education Courses
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
General Education
Courses
Refer to the individual academic departments in the
department notes section for important information which
may affect your enrollment and registration. Also, refer to the
policy on first class session attendance.
Fine Arts
— Art (ART) —
101 FA Art In Society
3.0
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
Hanrahan-Apple
11151
2 12:15p- 1:30p TR
Hanrahan-Apple
11152
WL1 08:30a-11:10a S
EC 108 Kellerman, M 11564
Comments: Mts @El Centro 3119 N Pulaski
3.0
1 10:00a-10:50a MWF FA 203 Nieves, A
11153
2 11:00a-11:50a MWF FA 203 Nieves, A
11154
3 TBA OL
Online
Hanrahan-Apple
11155
4 TBA OL
Online
Hanrahan-Apple
11156
L18 6:10p- 8:50p W
170A FA Experiences: Photograph
3.0
1 09:00a-11:30a MW FA 225A Mathews, N 11164
170B FA Experiences: Painting
3.0
1 12:00p- 2:30p MW FA 212 TBA, I
11165
2 3:00p- 5:30p MW FA 212 Criner, D
11166
3 10:00a- 3:00p F
FA 212 TBA, I
11167
4 09:00a-11:30a MW FA 212 Vera, R
11168
5 09:00a-11:30a TR
FA 212 Porterfield, M 11169
6 6:00p- 8:30p TR
FA 212 Spidale, F
11170
7 10:00a- 3:00p S
FA 212 Spidale, F
11171
L18 3:20p- 5:20p MW EC 108 Kellerman, M 11566
170C FA Experiences: Sculpture
3.0
1 10:00a- 3:00p S
FA 215 TBA, I
11172
170D FA Exper: Metals and Jewel
3.0
1 6:00p- 8:30p MW FA 112 Lancaster, R 11173
170E FA Experiences: Printmakin
3.0
1 10:00a-12:30p TR
FA 250A TBA, I
11174
170F FA Experiences: Ceramics
3.0
1 09:00a- 2:00p S
FA 114 Carreno, D 11175
170G FA Experiences: Drawing
3.0
1 12:00p- 2:30p MW FA 252A Krantz, J
11176
2 3:00p- 5:30p MW FA 252A Bagdzinski, P 11177
3 6:00p- 8:30p TR
FA 252A TBA, I
11178
L18 5:40p- 8:10p TR
J1 3:00p- 5:40p TR
CIS 211 Crawford, A 12816
Comments: @CCICS 700 E Oakwood Blvd
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
Humanities
— Media (CMTM) —
160 FA The Art of Film & Video
L18 6:10p- 8:50p T
EC 123 Lind, A
Comments: @El Centro 3119 N Pulaski
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
FA 107 TBA, I
2 10:50a-12:05p TR
FA 107 TBA, I
3 1:40p- 2:55p TR
FA 107 Ritsema, R
4 4:15p- 5:30p TR
FA 107 Kane, K
5 4:15p- 5:30p MW FA 107 TBA, I
6 5:40p- 6:55p MW FA 107 TBA, I
Course No.
Sec#
Times
3.0
11655
11822
11828
11829
11832
11834
11835
— Theatre (CMTT) —
130 FA Introduction To Theatre
3.0
1 08:00a-08:50a MWF F
109 Bliss, J
11898
2 09:25a-10:40a TR
F
109 Rodriguez, J 11899
3 09:00a-09:50a MWF F
109 Mace, R
11900
4 10:00a-10:50a MWF F
109 Higginbotham 11901
5 12:00p-12:50p MWF F
109 Wirth, D
11903
6 12:15p- 1:30p TR
F
109 Kuehnau, J 11904
7 10:25a-11:40a MW FA 255 Blair, J
11905
Comments: CASEP Dept Approval Reqrd
— Dance (DANC) —
101 FA Danc Exp:Intro To Art Of Danc
3.0
1 4:15p- 5:30p MW FA 141A Burton, R
11960
J1 6:00p- 8:40p M
CIS 211 TBA, I
12850
109 FA FYE:Steppin Out-Dance in Chgo
3.0
1 12:15p- 1:30p TR
FA 145 Burton, R
11962
Class Restriction: Freshman, 0-29 hrs,Freshman, reserved
seating
131 FA Introduction To Spanish Dance
3.0
1 10:50a-12:05p TR
J
111 Ruiz, I
11963
2 12:15p- 1:30p MW J
111 Ruiz, I
11964
— Music (MUS) —
101 FA The Musical Experience
3.0
WL1 6:10p- 8:50p F
EC 106 TBA, I
11718
1 11:00a-11:50a MWF FA 202 Chang, P
12466
Comments: World Music
2 4:15p- 5:30p MW FA 202 Snow, L
12469
3 12:00p-12:50p MWF FA 202 Weber, A
12470
4 2:00p- 2:50p MWF FA 202 Weber, A
12472
104 FA Music Concepts: Introduction
3.0
WL1 08:30a-11:10a S
EC 106 TBA, I
11721
1 09:00a-09:50a MWF FA 202 Kowalkowski 12473
2 10:00a-10:50a MWF FA 202 Kowalkowski 12475
3 1:00p- 1:50p MWF FA 202 TBA, I
12484
4 12:15p- 1:30p TR
FA 202 Vernon, A
12486
5 09:25a-10:40a TR
FA 202 Myintoo, S 12488
6 10:50a-12:05p TR
7 08:00a-09:15a TR
FA 202 Snow, L
12492
8 7:05p- 8:20p MW FA 152 Marchi, L
12493
109 FA FYE:Chi-Tunes:Music in Chicago
3.0
2 11:00a-11:50a MWF FA 152 TBA, I
12519
seating
— Educational Leadership (ELAD) —
109 FA FYE:Schl’s Out:Chgo Ntd Ed Prg
3.0
1 1:40p- 2:55p TR
Stirling, T
12853
seating
Comments: Auth LWH0027 Yr 1 Stdts Only
— Communication (CMTC) —
100 HU Introduction To Communication
1 08:00a-09:15a TR
FA 107 Mace, R
Level Restriction: Undergraduate
2 09:00a-09:50a MWF FA 107 Ross, J
3 10:00a-10:50a MWF FA 107 Alvarez, W
4 11:00a-11:50a MWF FA 107 Bliss, J
5 1:00p- 1:50p MWF FA 107 Ross, J
6 2:00p- 2:50p MWF FA 107 Wirth, D
7 5:40p- 6:55p TR
B 158 TBA, I
8 09:00a-10:15a MW FA 255 Snow, A
Comments: CASEP Dept Apprvl Reqrd
L18 4:15p- 5:30p TR
EC 137 Leonard, C
3.0
11627
11628
11629
11630
11631
11632
11633
11634
11652
201 HU The World of Poetry
L18 6:10p- 8:50p T
EC 137 Petersen, M
1 4:15p- 5:30p MW LWH 3056 Bruce, D
202 HU The World of Drama
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
TBA, I
203 HU The World Of Fiction
L18 6:10p- 8:50p W
EC 122 TBA, I
1 10:00a-10:50a MWF
Davros, M
2 12:00p-12:50p MWF LWH 2044 White, B
3 1:40p- 2:55p TR
LWH 2071 TBA, I
4 2:00p- 2:50p MWF LWH 2044 Graf, T
5 7:05p- 9:45p M
LWH 2044 White, H
J1 12:40p- 3:20p S
CIS 504 Kheperu, M
3.0
11975
12016
3.0
12018
3.0
11978
12019
12021
12023
12026
12029
12856
— Linguistics (LING) —
109 HU FYE:Languge & Divrsty in Chgo
3.0
2 12:00p-12:50p MWF LWH 3031 Duchaj, K
12865
seating
3 1:00p- 1:50p MWF
Duchaj, K
12866
seating
110 HU Lexicology:The Study Of Words
3.0
WL1 6:10p- 8:50p F
EC 123 TBA, I
11700
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
LWH 2044 TBA, I
12179
2 10:00a-10:50a MWF
Sreenan, N 12180
3 11:00a-11:50a MWF
Sreenan, N 12182
22
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Credits
CRN
Instr.
120 HU Language & Human Behavior
L18 6:10p- 8:50p W
EC 128 TBA, I
1 09:00a-09:50a MWF LWH 2044 Strid, J
2 11:00a-11:50a MWF LWH 2056 Strid, J
3 1:00p- 1:50p MWF LWH 2044 Strid, J
4 2:00p- 3:15p MW LWH 2056 TBA, I
5 08:00a-09:15a TR
LWH 2056 Sreenan, N
6 09:25a-10:40a TR
LWH 2056 Sreenan, N
7 10:50a-12:05p TR
LWH 2056 TBA, I
8 1:40p- 2:55p TR
LWH 2056 TBA, I
9 7:05p- 9:45p T
LWH 2056 Duchaj, K
10 10:50a- 1:30p S
LWH 2044 TBA, I
3.0
11704
12183
12184
12185
12186
12187
12188
12189
12190
12192
12194
— Philosophy (PHIL) —
101 HU Critical Thinking
WL1 6:10p- 8:50p F
EC 107 Ben Levi, J
1 08:00a-08:50a MWF LWH 2044 Casey, J
2 10:00a-10:50a MWF LWH 3031 TBA, I
3 08:00a-09:15a TR
LWH 2081 TBA, I
4 10:50a-12:05p TR
Waldman, D
5 12:15p- 1:30p TR
LWH 3081 Waldman, D
W1 12:30p- 3:10p U
B 158 TBA, I
102 HU Introduction To Philosophy
L18 7:05p- 9:45p W
EC 136 Stankova, R
1 11:00a-11:50a MWF
TBA, I
2 1:00p- 1:50p MWF LWH 2056 TBA, I
3 09:25a-10:40a TR
LWH 3020 TBA, I
213 HU Ethics
WL1 11:20a- 2:00p S
EC 107 Stankova, R
1 09:00a-09:50a MWF LWH 2056 Hoffman, A
2 2:00p- 2:50p MWF LWH 3020 TBA, I
3 4:15p- 6:55p M
LWH 3031 Hoffman, A
4 12:15p- 1:30p TR
Hoagland, S
W1 08:00a-10:40a S
LWH 3003 TBA, I
3.0
11818
12386
12387
12390
12392
12396
12397
3.0
11819
12408
12409
12410
3.0
11821
12414
12415
12416
12417
12418
- Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) 109A HU FYE:Teaching English in Chgo
3.0
1 1:40p- 2:55p TR
BBH 351 Stone, W
12842
seating
Comments: Auth LWH 0027 YR 1 Stdnts Only
— Women’s Studies Program (WSP) —
101 HU Women’s Perspectives & Values
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p W
EC 106 Wheeler, D 11897
1 1:00p- 2:15p MW FA 203 Fuller, L
12774
2 7:05p- 9:45p T
FA 256 Satkunaratnam 12775
— Arabic (ARAB) —
101 HU Arabic I
1 09:00a-09:50a MWF LWH
TBA
LIB
2 12:00p-12:50p MWF LWH
TBA
LIB
102 HU Arabic II
1 10:00a-10:50a MWF LWH
TBA
LIB
Prerequisites: ARAB 101,
3046 Rahman, S
449 Rahman, S
3106 Rahman, S
449 Rahman, S
3094 Rahman, S
449 Rahman, S
3.0
11147
11148
2
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
11:00a-11:50a MWF LWH 4006 Peng, Y
TBA
LIB 449 Peng, Y
Credits
CRN
11626
101 HU Beginning French I
3.0
1 11:00a-11:50a MWF BBH 240 Czech, P
12241
TBA
LIB 449 Czech, P
in NEIUport,
2 12:00p-12:50p MWF BBH 240 Czech, P
12244
TBA
LIB 449 Czech, P
in NEIUport,
3 10:00a-10:50a MWF LWH 3056 Berndt, B
12252
TBA
LIB 449 Berndt, B
in NEIUport,
102 HU Beginning French II
3.0
1 11:00a-11:50a MWF LWH 3005 Harris, E
12254
TBA
LIB 449 Harris, E
in NEIUport,
201 HU Intermediate French I
3.0
1 4:15p- 5:30p MW LWH 3044 Czech, P
12255
TBA
LIB 449 Czech, P
in NEIUport,
— Greek (GREK) —
101 HU Modern Greek I
1 4:15p- 5:30p TR
LWH
TBA
LIB
2 7:05p- 8:20p TR
LWH
TBA
LIB
3.0
2105 Sellountos, S 12094
449 Sellountos, S
449 Sellountos, S
— Italian (ITAL) —
101 HU Italian I
1 09:00a-09:50a MWF LWH
TBA
LIB
2 10:00a-10:50a MWF LWH
TBA
LIB
102 HU Italian II
1 11:00a-11:50a MWF LWH
TBA
LIB
Prerequisites: ITAL 101,
3.0
3044 Ramirez Florez 12163
449 Ramirez Florez
449 Ramirez Florez
3.0
449 Ramirez Florez
— Korean (KOR) —
101 HU Korean I
1 TBA
LIB 449
09:00a-09:50a MWF
Lee, J
Lee, J
3.0
12253
— Polish (POL) —
3.0
11150
— Chinese (CHIN) —
101 HU Chinese I
1 10:00a-10:50a MWF LWH 4006 Peng, Y
TBA
LIB 449 Peng, Y
Course No.
Sec#
Times
3.0
11625
101 HU Polish I
1 5:40p- 6:55p TR
LWH
TBA
LIB
2 TBA
LIB
7:05p- 8:20p TR
LWH
Prerequisites: POL 101,
4006 Kolak, C
449 Kolak, C
449 Kolak, C
3044 Kolak, C
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
— Portuguese (PORT) —
101 HU Portuguese I
1 TBA
LIB 449 TBA, I
10:00a-10:50a MWF LWH 3044 TBA, I
3.0
12478
— Spanish (SPAN) —
101 HU Beginning Spanish I
3.0
1 09:00a-09:50a MWF LWH 3005 Rodriguez, E 12617
TBA
LIB 449 Rodriguez, E
in NEIUport,
TBA
in NEIUport,
3 1:00p- 1:50p MWF LWH 3005 Rodriguez, E 12620
TBA
in NEIUport,
J1 4:15p- 5:30p MW CIS 520 Guzman, V 12821
in NEIUport,
102 HU Beginning Spanish II
3.0
1 TBA
LIB 449 O’Kane, C
12622
09:00a-09:50a MWF LWH 2081 O’Kane, C
in NEIUport,
2 TBA
LIB 449 O’Kane, C
12624
10:00a-10:50a MWF BBH 228 O’Kane, C
in NEIUport,
3 TBA
LIB 449 O’Kane, C
12625
12:00p-12:50p MWF LWH 3005 O’Kane, C
in NEIUport,
109 HU FYE:Chicago’s Latin@ Cultures
3.0
1 09:25a-10:40a TR BBH 219 Dorantes Resendiz 11883
seating
2 10:50a-12:05p TR BBH 351 Dorantes Resendiz 11884
seating
201 HU Intermediate Spanish I
3.0
1 TBA
LIB 449 Rodriguez, E 12626
2:00p- 3:15p MW LWH 3071 Rodriguez, E
in NEIUport,
4 12:15p- 1:30p TR
LWH 3005 TBA, I
12628
TBA
LIB 449 TBA, I
in NEIUport,
3.0
12476
12477
23
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
mathematics/quantitative reasoning
112 MA Statistics In Daily Life
3.0
WL1 11:20a- 2:00p S
EC 122 Duggal, V
11712
in NEIUport,
1 12:00p- 1:15p MW BBH 233 Manoyan, V 12270
in NEIUport,
2 09:25a-10:40a TR
B 158 Maglio, R
12273
in NEIUport,
3 10:50a- 1:30p S
CBM 113 Ter-Saakyants 12274
in NEIUport,
4 4:15p- 5:30p MW CBM 113 Hardy, J
12276
in NEIUport,
3.0
L18 4:15p- 5:30p TR
EC 121 Kupiec, A
11713
in NEIUport,
1 12:00p- 1:15p MW LWH 2108 Beardsley, B 12279
in NEIUport,
2 5:40p- 6:55p TR
BBH 242 Wang, Z
12281
in NEIUport,
3 4:15p- 5:30p MW BBH 242 TBA, I
12282
in NEIUport,
4 1:40p- 2:55p TR
BBH 242 Wang, Z
12286
in NEIUport,
5 09:25a-10:40a TR
SCI 242 Choi, S
12289
in NEIUport,
6 TBA
OL
Online
Kupiec, A
12291
in NEIUport,
141 MA College Mathematics I
3.0
1 08:00a-09:15a TR
B 158 Maglio, R
12292
in NEIUport,
2 10:50a-12:05p TR
B 158 Maglio, R
12294
in NEIUport,
3 2:50p- 4:05p MW CBM 111 Manoyan, V 12296
in NEIUport,
4 1:25p- 2:40p MW BBH 325 Ter-Saakyants 12298
in NEIUport,
W1 10:50a- 1:30p S
BBH 129 TBA, I
12301
in NEIUport,
163 MA Elem Functions For Business
3.0
1 5:40p- 6:55p MW CBM 113 Beardsley, B 12327
in NEIUport,
2 2:50p- 4:05p MW BBH 311 Beardsley, B 12328
in NEIUport,
3 8:30p- 9:45p TR
BBH 129 TBA, I
12329
in NEIUport,
4 08:00a-09:15a TR
BBH 129 Pouladdege, P 12330
in NEIUport,
5 09:25a-10:40a TR
in NEIUport,
24
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
173 MA College Algebra
3.0
Prerequisites: MATH 092 OR MATH 102, OR UMPR 30 OR
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
2 12:15p- 1:30p TR
CBM 113 Finley, P
12348
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
3 5:40p- 6:55p TR
BBH 325 Choi, S
12349
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
4 7:05p- 8:20p MW CBM 113 Turian, E
12351
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
5 09:25a-10:40a TR
BBH 129 Hardy, J
12352
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
175 MA Trigonometry
3.0
1 1:25p- 2:40p MW BBH 201 Gleyzer, J
12353
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
3 10:50a-12:05p TR
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
— Psychology (PSYC) —
302 MA Stats & Research Methods II
3.0
1 10:50a-12:05p TR
BBH 242 Rueckert, L 12650
Prerequisites: ENGL 102 AND PSYC 202,
Major Restriction: A&S-Psychology
2 5:40p- 6:55p MW BBH 242 Rueckert, L 12655
X1 5:40p- 6:55p TR
ZUCG TBA Silverthorn, N 12811
— Sociology (SOC) —
212 MA Intro To Social Statistics
3.0
1 08:00a-09:15a TR
LWH 2108 Gomez, C
12606
Prerequisites: SOC 100 AND SOC 211 OR SOC 337 AND
MATH 092 OR MATH 102, OR UMPR 30 OR A02 22 OR
A02 23 OR A02 24
Major Restriction: A&S-Sociology
Natural Sciences
— Anthropology (ANTH) —
109B NS FYE:Skeletons in Chicago Close
3.0
1 1:00p- 3:40p W
BBH 156 Davis, L
12801
seating
Comments: Auth LWH 0027 Yr 1 Stdnts Only
104
1
2
3
5
99
NS The Changing Natural Environme
1:00p- 1:50p F
B 158 Rihani, K
Hybrid-See Pg 20 Printed Sched
12:15p- 1:30p TR
LWH 1002 Campbell, T
5:40p- 6:55p TR
LWH 1001 TBA, I
TBA
OL
Online
Ruderfer, I
10:50a-12:05p TR
BBH 211 Kampwirth, R
Comments: Concur w/BIO 105 & MATH 147
L18 4:15p- 5:30p MW EC 128 TBA, I
L19 7:05p- 9:45p R
EC 106 TBA, I
L96 6:10p- 8:50p F
EC 128 TBA, I
4 4:15p- 5:30p TR
LWH 1001 TBA, I
J1 5:40p- 8:20p R
CIS 401 Copper, E
3.0
11520
11521
11522
11523
11570
11571
11572
11573
12835
12836
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
— Chemistry (CHEM) —
103 NS Chemistry And Society
3.0
1 12:00p-12:50p MWF BBH 101 Tsonchev, S 11589
20 OR A02 21
2 5:40p- 6:55p MW BBH 102 Wysocki, J 11590
20 OR A02 21
3 10:50a-12:05p TR
BBH 102 TBA, I
11591
20 OR A02 21
L18 11:20a- 2:00p S
EC 123 Kogan, L
11650
20 OR A02 21
L19 6:10p- 8:50p T
EC 117 TBA, I
11651
20 OR A02 21
— Earth Science (ESCI) —
109 NS FYE:Chgo Rocks! Geolgy in City
3.0
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
BBH 120 Hemzacek, J 12102
seating
2 10:50a-12:05p TR
seating
123 NS Geology,Resources & Envirnmnt
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p W
EC 126 TBA, I
11985
20 OR A02 21
L19 4:15p- 6:55p R
EC 126 TBA, I
11987
20 OR A02 21
1 12:15p- 1:30p TR
BBH 102 Voglesonger, K 12135
20 OR A02 21
2 1:00p- 2:15p MW BBH 101 Easterday, C 12137
20 OR A02 21
3 1:40p- 2:55p TR
BBH 102 Fariduddin, M 12139
20 OR A02 21
4 5:40p- 6:55p MW BBH 112 TBA, I
12143
20 OR A02 21
— Physics (PHYS) —
103 NS Universe:Past,Present,Future
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p M
EC 108 TBA, I
11823
20 OR A02 21
1 09:00a-09:50a MWF BBH 101 Gulkarov, I 12432
20 OR A02 21
20 OR A02 21
3 12:00p- 1:15p MW BBH 102 Delzenero, R 12435
20 OR A02 21
4 10:50a-12:05p TR
BBH 101 Khalili, M
12436
20 OR A02 21
5 1:40p- 2:55p TR BBH 101 Khalili, M
12437
20 OR A02 21
6 4:15p- 5:30p TR
BBH 101 Khalili, M
12438
20 OR A02 21
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
1
Natural Science LAB
100 NSL Introduction to Biology
1 10:00a-10:50a MW LWH 1002 TBA, I
08:00a-09:50a M
BBH 309 TBA, I
2 08:00a-09:50a W
BBH 309 TBA, I
10:00a-10:50a MW LWH 1002 TBA, I
3 10:00a-10:50a MW LWH 1002 TBA, I
08:00a-09:50a F
BBH 309 TBA, I
4 11:00a-12:50p T
BBH 309 Rihani, K
09:25a-10:15a TR
LWH 1002 Rihani, K
5 11:00a-12:50p R
BBH 309 Rihani, K
09:25a-10:15a TR
LWH 1002 Rihani, K
6 09:25a-10:15a TR
LWH 1002 Rihani, K
11:00a-12:50p F
BBH 309 Rihani, K
7 4:15p- 5:05p MW BBH 201 Ruderfer, I
5:15p- 7:00p M
BBH 309 Ruderfer, I
8 5:15p- 7:00p W
BBH 309 Ruderfer, I
4:15p- 5:05p MW BBH 201 Ruderfer, I
9 10:00a-11:50a W
BBH 309 TBA, I
10:00a-11:50a M
BBH 309 TBA, I
10 12:00p- 1:50p M
BBH 309 TBA, I
12:00p- 1:50p W
BBH 309 TBA, I
L18 09:30a-11:10a S
EC
TBA, I
4:15p- 5:05p TR
EC 128 TBA, I
L19 11:30a- 1:10p S
EC
TBA, I
6:10p- 8:00p M
EC 128 TBA, I
Course No.
Sec#
Times
3.0
11476
11479
11481
11482
11485
11486
11489
11491
11494
11496
11568
11569
110 NSL Chemical Concepts
3.0
1 1:00p- 2:50p T
BBH 210 TBA, I
11593
11:00a-12:50p TR
BBH 210 TBA, I
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
109W NSL FYE:Muddy Waters:Chgo Env Geol
3.0
1 10:00a-10:50a W
BBH 120 Sanders, L 12107
10:00a-12:30p F
BBH 120 Sanders, L
seating
2 1:00p- 3:30p F
1:00p- 1:50p W
BBH 120 Sanders, L
seating
121 NSL Introduction to Earth Science
3.0
L18 5:20p- 8:50p T
EC 128 TBA, I
11981
Prerequisites: MATH 092 OR MATH 102, OR UMPS 30 OR
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
L19 08:30a-12:00p S
EC 128 TBA, I
11983
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
09:00a-10:50a M
BBH 116 Brown, N
12116
11:00a-11:50a MW BBH 102 Brown, N
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
09:00a-10:50a W
BBH 116 Brown, N
12119
11:00a-11:50a MW BBH 102 Brown, N
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
09:00a-10:50a F
BBH 116 Brown, N
12121
11:00a-11:50a MW BBH 102 Brown, N
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
11:00a-12:40p MW BBH 120 Easterday, C 12124
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
Comments: CASEP See Printed Dept Notes
1:15p- 2:55p TR
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
5:40p- 7:20p TR
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
2:00p- 3:40p MW BBH 120 Fitchett, R 12130
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
7:05p- 8:45p MW BBH 120 TBA, I
12131
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
SOCIAL/BEHAVIORAL Sciences
— African & African Amer. Std (AFAM) —
200 SB Intro to Afr & Afr-Amer Studie
1 12:00p- 1:15p MW CBM 113 Scott, B
2 12:15p- 1:30p TR
LWH 3056 Scott, B
3.0
11124
11125
212 SB Intro to Cultural Anthropology
1 08:00a-08:50a MWF BBH 156 TBA, I
2 09:00a-09:50a MWF BBH 156 TBA, I
3 11:00a-11:50a MWF BBH 156 TBA, I
4 1:00p- 3:40p M
BBH 156 TBA, I
5 5:40p- 6:55p MW BBH 156 TBA, I
6 7:05p- 9:45p R
BBH 156 TBA, I
7 08:00a-09:15a TR
BBH 156 Zanca, R
8 09:25a-10:40a TR
BBH 156 TBA, I
9 10:50a-12:05p TR
BBH 156 Luedke, T
WL1 11:20a- 2:00p S
EC 127 TBA, I
215 SB Human Origins:Intro Bio Anth
1 10:00a-10:50a MWF BBH 156 TBA, I
2 12:00p-12:50p MWF BBH 156 TBA, I
3 4:15p- 5:30p MW BBH 156 TBA, I
3.0
11126
11127
11128
11129
11130
11131
11132
11133
11134
11563
3.0
11137
11138
11139
— Computer Science (CS) —
100 SB Computers and Society
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p T
EC 121 Iehl, E
11657
Comments: @El Centro 3119 N Pulaski Hybrid-See Pg 20
Printed Sched
L19 4:15p- 5:30p MW EC 121 Iehl, E
11659
Printed Sched
WL1 08:30a-11:10a S
EC 121 Iehl, E
11660
109 SB FYE:InfmtnAge:Impact Chgo Cult
3.0
1 10:50a-12:05p TR
FA 108 Porps, F
12849
seating
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
— Economics (ECON) —
215 SB Principles of Macroeconomics
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p W
EC 137 Schwinn, R 11758
in NEIUport,
1 09:00a-09:50a MWF BBH 129 Ziolkowska, I 11922
in NEIUport,
in NEIUport,
3 4:15p- 5:30p MW BBH 129 Stuart, E
11924
in NEIUport,
4 7:05p- 8:20p MW LWH 2094 Rezavi, G
11925
in NEIUport,
5 7:05p- 9:45p W
BBH 311 Curran, B
11926
in NEIUport,
7 08:00a-09:15a TR
BBH 113 Ward, J
11927
in NEIUport,
8 09:25a-10:40a TR
BBH 311 Ward, J
11928
in NEIUport,
217 SB Principles Of Microeconomics
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p M
in NEIUport,
1 12:00p- 1:15p MW BBH 201 Schwinn, R 11929
in NEIUport,
2 12:15p- 1:30p TR
BBH 311 Gallagher, R 11930
in NEIUport,
3 10:50a-12:05p TR
in NEIUport,
4 10:50a-12:05p TR
BBH 325 Ciecierski, C 11932
in NEIUport,
Comments: Hybrid-See Pg 20 Printed Sched
5 1:40p- 2:55p TR
BBH 113 Wenz, M
11933
in NEIUport,
6 4:15p- 5:30p TR
BBH 233 Gollan, K
11934
in NEIUport,
7 5:40p- 6:55p TR
BBH 360 Gollan, K
11935
in NEIUport,
9 11:50a- 2:30p S
in NEIUport,
- Geography & Environmental Studies (GES) 104 SB Introduction To Geography
3.0
1 09:00a-09:50a MWF BBH 102 Schmidt, C 12267
2 09:25a-10:40a TR
BBH 102 Qutub, M
12269
4 5:40p- 6:55p TR
BBH 102 Mostek, J
12271
5 TBA
OL
Online
Good, E
12277
109A SB FYE:Chgo Geogphs:Global Chicag
3.0
1 12:00p- 1:15p MW BBH 211 Schmidt, C 12860
seating
3.0
1 11:00a-11:50a MWF BBH 224 TBA, I
12288
2 12:15p- 1:30p TR
BBH 131 Jones, D
12295
3 TBA
OL
Online
Good, E
12300
25
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
— History (HIST) —
— Political Science (PSCI) —
109 SB FYE:History of Chicago
3.0
1 11:00a-11:50a MWF CBM 111 Bacino, L
12024
seating
111A SB World Hist: West to 1500
3.0
1 10:00a-10:50a MWF LWH 2094 Hoel, N
12096
2 2:50p- 4:05p MW LWH 2081 Hoel, N
12097
3 10:50a-12:05p TR
Dudley, C
12098
4 1:40p- 2:55p TR
LWH 2081 Dudley, C
12099
111B SB World Hist: West, 1500-Present
3.0
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
LWH 2081 Steinwedel, C 12100
2 10:50a-12:05p TR
LWH 2081 Schiffman, Z 12101
3 12:15p- 1:30p TR
111C SB World History: East Asia
3.0
1 10:00a-10:50a MWF LWH 2020 Eisenberg, A 12104
111D SB World Hist: Latin America
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p R
EC 107 Gerdow, G 12028
1 5:40p- 6:55p MW LWH 2094 Grossman, R 12108
2 5:40p- 6:55p TR
LWH 2020 Grossman, R 12109
111E SB World History: Africa
3.0
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
LWH 2094 Tuck, M
12110
2 1:40p- 2:55p TR
LWH 2094 Tuck, M
12111
111F SB World History:Islam
3.0
1 10:50a-12:05p TR
LWH 2094 Farzaneh, M 12112
2 1:40p- 2:55p TR
214 SB U.S. History 1607-1877
3.0
WL1 08:30a-11:10a S
1 10:25a-11:40a MW LWH 2005 Schmeller, M 12115
2 12:00p- 1:15p MW LWH 2094 Schmeller, M 12117
3 1:00p- 1:50p MWF LWH 2020 Gerdow, G 12118
4 4:15p- 6:55p R
FA 202 Hoff, T
12120
215 SB U.S. History 1877-Present
3.0
2 2:00p- 3:15p MW LWH 2020 Bacino, L
12123
3 4:15p- 5:30p MW LWH 2094 Bacino, L
12125
4 10:50a-12:05p TR
LWH 2020 Johnson, J 12126
5 4:15p- 6:55p W
LWH 2081 Hoff, T
12128
109 SB FYE:Civ Engmnt,Soc Chnge Chgo
3.0
L18 5:40p- 6:55p MW EC 106 Linares, J
11824
seating
1 2:25p- 3:40p MW LWH 2071 Ramos, M 12855
seating
210 SB Intro To Political Science
3.0
L18 4:15p- 5:30p TR
EC 123 TBA, I
11825
1 2:25p- 3:40p MW LWH 3031 Thompson, M 12480
2 7:05p- 9:45p M
BBH 323 TBA, I
12481
216 SB American National Government
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p T
EC 122 Buslik, R
11826
WL1 11:20a- 2:00p S
EC 134 Pierre, A
11827
1 09:00a-09:50a MWF LWH 3031 TBA, I
12482
2 10:00a-10:50a MWF LWH 2056 Jankovski, A 12483
3 11:00a-11:50a MWF LWH 2044 Benjamin, R 12485
4 12:00p-12:50p MWF LWH 2056 TBA, I
12487
5 1:00p- 2:15p MW LWH 3031 Hill, J
12489
6 08:00a-09:15a TR
LWH 2044 Fine, L
12494
7 10:50a-12:05p TR
LWH 2044 Fine, L
12496
8 12:15p- 1:30p TR
LWH 3031 Kasule, S
12512
9 1:40p- 2:55p TR
LWH 3031 Neddenriep, G 12514
10 4:15p- 5:30p TR
LWH 2044 Cannon, E 12515
11 5:40p- 6:55p TR
LWH 2044 TBA, I
12517
12 TBA
Hybrid
Mayer, M
12518
W1 6:00p- 8:40p F
LWH 2056 Owens, L
12520
100 SB Introduction To Sociology
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p T
EC 127 Ryan, D
11877
1 08:00a-08:50a MWF LWH 2056 Siebel, C
12583
2 10:00a-10:50a MWF LWH 2044 Jenkins, C 12585
3 10:50a-12:05p TR
FA 203 Perlow, O
12586
4 1:00p- 2:15p MW LWH 2071 TBA, I
12587
5 1:40p- 2:55p TR
LWH 3020 Stockdill, B 12588
6 5:40p- 6:55p MW LWH 2044 TBA, I
12590
105 SB Women, Men & Social Change
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p W
EC 127 Ryan, D
11879
1 08:00a-09:15a TR
LWH 3031 Galary, A
12593
3 5:40p- 6:55p TR
LWH 3031 TBA, I
12595
109 SB FYE:Investigating Chicago
3.0
1 12:15p- 1:30p TR
B 158 Sherry, B
12597
seating
2 12:00p- 1:15p MW BBH 325 TBA, I
12600
seating
109 SB FYE:Justice in Chicago
3.0
1 10:50a-12:05p TR
Natcone, A 11698
seating
— Latino & Latin American Studies (LLAS) —
101 SB Intro to Latino & L. A. Studie
1 12:00p- 1:15p MW LWH 3105 TBA, I
2 7:05p- 9:45p M
FA 255 Ortiz, V
3.0
12164
12165
— NEIU Multi/Interdisp Studies —
104 SB Schools and Society
1 09:00a-11:50a F
LWH 2005 TBA, I
Comments: MSTQE: Min 15 Fld Hrs x5654
3.0
12591
100 SB Survey of Psychology
3.0
L18 4:15p- 5:30p MW EC 107 Zarankin, S 11831
1 10:50a-12:05p TR
BBH 360 TBA, I
12479
2 12:15p- 1:30p TR
BBH 112 Saszik, S
12490
3 09:00a-09:50a MWF BBH 360 TBA, I
12495
4 09:25a-10:40a TR
BBH 325 Silverthorn, N 12810
109 SB FYE:Growing Up in Chicago
3.0
1 2:00p- 3:15p MW FA 108 Church, R 12498
seating
Comments: Auth LWH 0027 Yr 1 Stdts Only
109C SB FYE:The Pursuit of Happiness
3.0
1 12:15p- 1:30p TR
BBH 123 Hansen, E 12500
seating
110 SB Life Span Development
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p M
EC 134 Zarankin, S 11833
L19 6:10p- 8:50p R
EC 123 TBA, I
11836
1 08:35a-09:50a MW
Schuepfer, T 12501
2 11:00a-11:50a MWF BBH 325 Cuevas, L
12504
109 SB FYE:Schl ChgoComm,Pbl Ed&Chnge
3.0
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
BBH 228 TBA, I
11769
2 10:50a-12:05p TR
Cortez, G
11771
— Global Studies (GS) —
201 SB Intro Global Studies I
3.0
1 4:15p- 6:55p W
BBH 233 Mahootian, S 12863
109 SB FYE:Search for Meaning of Life
3.0
1 10:50a-12:05p TR
Zefran, J
12674
seating
26
FYE - First-Year Experience
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
First-Year Experience
The First-Year Experience Program is a multi-faceted university
initiative that engages students in a comprehensive series of
courses designed to ensure their success in higher education.
The five basic areas of the First-Year Experience are Future
Planning, Integral Preparation, Research, Self-discovery, and
Transitions. There are two aspects of the First-Year Experience
Program: the curricular and the co-curricular. At the center of
the curricular aspect is the Freshman Colloquium. These courses
offer students an initial opportunity to explore new areas of
study, to develop wider intellectual interests, and to improve their
analytical and communicative abilities. The focus on students’
preparation for general academic expectations accompanied by
some type of field experience (e.g., civic engagement, research
component, service learning) situates the course as a bridge
to the university experience and higher education, as well as a
matrix for future development and active participation in society.
On the co-curricular side, components across the University
function to support students’ endeavors toward full engagement
in the university and the community and success in their future
endeavors.
College of
Arts and Sciences
109B FYE FYE:Skeletons in Chicago Close
3.0
1 1:00p- 3:40p W
BBH 156 Davis, L
12801
seating
109 FYE FYE:InfmtnAge:Impact Chgo Cult
3.0
1 10:50a-12:05p TR
FA 108 Porps, F
12849
seating
109 FYE FYE:Steppin Out-Dance in Chgo
3.0
1 12:15p- 1:30p TR
FA 145 Burton, R
11962
seating
109 FYE FYE:Chgo Rocks! Geolgy in City
3.0
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
seating
2 10:50a-12:05p TR
seating
109W FYE FYE:Muddy Waters:Chgo Env Geol
3.0
1 10:00a-10:50a W
10:00a-12:30p F
BBH 120 Sanders, L
seating
2 1:00p- 3:30p F
1:00p- 1:50p W
BBH 120 Sanders, L
seating
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
— Geography and Envir Studies (GES) —
109A FYE FYE:Chgo Geogphs:Global Chicag
3.0
seating
109 FYE FYE:Search for Meaning of Life
3.0
1 10:50a-12:05p TR
Zefran, J
12674
seating
109 FYE FYE:History of Chicago
3.0
12024
seating
109 FYE FYE:Investigating Chicago
3.0
1 12:15p- 1:30p TR
B 158 Sherry, B
12597
seating
2 12:00p- 1:15p MW BBH 325 TBA, I
12600
seating
109 FYE FYE:Justice in Chicago
3.0
1 10:50a-12:05p TR
Natcone, A 11698
seating
109 FYE FYE:Languge & Divrsty in Chgo
3.0
12865
seating
3 1:00p- 1:50p MWF
Duchaj, K
12866
seating
— Music (MUS) —
109 FYE FYE:Chi-Tunes:Music in Chicago
3.0
2 11:00a-11:50a MWF FA 152 TBA, I
12519
seating
109 FYE FYE:Civ Engmnt,Soc Chnge Chgo
3.0
11824
seating
1 2:25p- 3:40p MW LWH 2071 Ramos, M 12855
seating
109 FYE FYE:Growing Up in Chicago
3.0
1 2:00p- 3:15p MW FA 108 Church, R 12498
seating
109C FYE FYE:The Pursuit of Happiness
3.0
1 12:15p- 1:30p TR
seating
109 FYE FYE:Chicago’s Latin@ Cultures
3.0
seating
2 10:50a-12:05p TR BBH 351 Dorantes Resendiz, 11884
seating
109 FYE FYE:Schl ChgoComm,Pbl Ed&Chnge
3.0
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
BBH 228 TBA, I
11769
2 10:50a-12:05p TR
Cortez, G
11771
109 FYE FYE:Schl’s Out:Chgo Ntd Ed Prg
3.0
1 1:40p- 2:55p TR
Stirling, T
12853
seating
27
Carruthers Center for
Inner City Studies Courses
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Credits
CRN
Instr.
Carruthers Center for
Inner City Studies
Courses
Refer to the individual academic departments in the
department notes section for important information which
may affect your enrollment and registration. Also, refer to the
policy on first class session attendance.
Students enrolled at any one of the following sites are
considered on-campus Northeastern Illinois University students
and are charged the appropriate tuition and fees: Main Campus
(5500 N. St. Louis), El Centro (3119 N. Pulaski), the Jacob H.
Carruthers Center for Inner City Studies (700 E. Oakwood), and
the Chicago Teachers' Center (770 N. Halsted).
College of
Arts and Sciences
— Art (ART) —
170G FA Studio Experiences: Drawing
3.0
J1 3:00p- 5:40p TR
CIS 211 Crawford, A 12816
J1 5:40p- 8:20p R
CIS 401 Copper, E
3.0
12836
J1 6:00p- 8:40p M
CIS 211 TBA, I
3.0
12850
3.0
J1 12:40p- 3:20p S
CIS 504 Kheperu, M 12856
332
J1
Sociology Of Education
6:30p- 9:15p T
CIS 504 Ali, S
Prerequisites: SOC 100,
358 Youth & Youth Culture
J1 12:40p- 3:20p S
CIS 401 TBA, I
3.0
12817
3.0
12820
3.0
in NEIUport,
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
— Inner City Studies Education (ICSE) —
103
J1
201
J1
301
J1
302
J1
303
J2
304
J1
329B
J2
329F
J1
329L
J2
329P
J2
411
J2
Intro To Inner City Studies
3.0
10:30a- 1:15p R
CIS 504 Bethea, S
11679
Hist & Cult Of Ethnic Groups
3.0
10:30a- 1:15p T
CIS 504 Williams, L 11680
Racism In Theory And Fact
3.0
10:30a- 1:15p M
CIS 406 Thompson, A 11681
The Inner City Community
3.0
1:30p- 4:15p W
CIS 504 Johnson, Z 11682
Thry & Mthd Ethnic Grp Resrch
3.0
6:30p- 9:15p W
CIS 407 Starks, R
11683
Communicatn In The Inner City
3.0
1:30p- 4:15p T
Prsm ICS:Const Iss & Race Rel
3.0
6:30p- 9:15p F
CIS 408 TBA, I
11685
Prsm ICS:Contemporary Issues
3.0
10:30a- 1:15p R
CIS 406 Brown-Ali, P 11686
Prsm ICS:African Communictns
3.0
6:30p- 9:15p R
CIS 504 Vernon, G
11687
Prsm ICS:History of Africa
3.0
6:30p- 9:15p T
CIS 403B Ben Levi, J 11688
Grad Study In The Inner City
3.0
6:30p- 9:15p M
CIS 117 Jones, Y
11689
416
Hist & Cult Afro-Americans
3.0
J2 6:30p- 9:15p M
425A
Compartv Religions & Phil Syst
3.0
J2 6:30p- 9:15p W
CIS 406 Ben Levi, J 11691
Prerequisites: ICSE 411 OR ICST 411,
427A
Sm ICS:African-American Commnt
3.0
J2 6:30p- 9:15p R
CIS 407 Starks, R
11692
441
Cultures Of The Inner City
3.0
J2 6:30p- 9:15p T
442
Rch Mtds Inner City Studies
3.0
J2 6:30p- 9:15p T
443
Research Writing
3.0
J2 6:30p- 9:15p W
CIS 117 Jones, Y
11695
Prerequisites: ICSE 411 OR ICST 411 AND ICSE 442 OR ICST
442,
454
Masters Project Research
3.0
J2 6:30p- 9:15p R
CIS 117 Jones, Y
11696
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
422
J3
Elem/Sec Schl Admin & Suprvsn
08:30a- 2:30p S
CIS 211 French, W
Comments: Auth - LWH 4009 ASN
3.0
11420
— Health, Physical Education & Recreation —
— Health Education (HLED) —
107
J1
Health For Effective Living
08:00a-09:50a S
CIS 403A Jones, L
2.0
12060
— English Language Program (ELP) —
099
Developmental Writing
J20 09:25a-10:40a MW CIS 503 O’Connor, J
Comments: Auth Reqd CLS 2046
3.0
12854
28
El Centro Campus Courses
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
EL Centro Campus
Courses
NEIU-El Centro
The NEIU-El Centro Campus is located approximately four miles
south of the main campus at 3119 North Pulaski Road, one block
south of Belmont Avenue. NEIU-El Centro Campus makes available
the general education program of the University to students who
are interested in taking classes primarily during the evening hours
and/or on the weekends. In addition, NEIU-El Centro Campus
offers undergraduate courses from the Social Work and Human
Resource Development programs and graduate courses from the
Educational Leadership and Development and Reading programs.
All the classes at NEIU-El Centro Campus are taught in English,
with the exception of the language courses.
Course Registration Procedures:
NEIU students admitted through NEIU-El Centro Campus get
priority course registration at NEIU-El Centro Campus. Non-El
Centro Campus students planning on taking any of the following
classes at NEIU-El Centro Campus may register during all
registration periods. Please refer to the individual academic
departments in the department notes section for important
information which may affect your enrollment and registration.
Also, refer to the policy on first class session attendance.
Students taking classes at NEIU-El Centro Campus are considered
Northeastern Illinois University students and are charged the
appropriate tuition and fees.
For more information call: (773) 442-4080
College of
Arts and Sciences
3.0
11563
— Art (ART) —
WL1 08:30a-11:10a S
EC 108 Kellerman, M
L18 6:10p- 8:50p W
EC 108 Kellerman, M
170B FA Studio Experiences: Painting
L18 3:20p- 5:20p MW EC 108 Kellerman, M
170G FA Studio Experiences: Drawing
L18 5:40p- 8:10p TR
EC 108 Kellerman, M
3.0
11564
3.0
11565
3.0
11566
3.0
11567
L18 09:30a-11:10a S
EC
TBA, I
4:15p- 5:05p TR
EC 128
L19 11:30a- 1:10p S
EC
TBA, I
6:10p- 8:00p M
EC 128
L18 4:15p- 5:30p MW EC 128 TBA, I
L19 7:05p- 9:45p R
EC 106 TBA, I
L96 6:10p- 8:50p F
EC 128 TBA, I
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
3.0
11568
TBA, I
11569
TBA, I
3.0
11571
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
3.0
L18 11:20a- 2:00p S
EC 123 Kogan, L
11650
20 OR A02 21
L19 6:10p- 8:50p T
EC 117 TBA, I
11651
20 OR A02 21
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p W
in NEIUport,
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p M
in NEIUport,
L18 4:15p- 5:30p TR
EC 137 Leonard, C
101
Foundations of Communication
WL1 6:10p- 8:50p F
EC 122 Bross, A
202
Voice And Diction
L18 6:10p- 8:50p T
EC 126 Leonard, C
3.0
11652
3.0
11653
3.0
11654
L18 6:10p- 8:50p T
EC 123 Lind, A
370
Public Relations
WL1 1:10p- 3:50p S
EC 127 Lind, A
3.0
11655
3.0
11658
WL1 11:20a- 2:00p S
EC 127 TBA, I
Course No.
Sec#
Times
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p T
EC 121 Iehl, E
11657
Printed Sched
L19 4:15p- 5:30p MW EC 121 Iehl, E
11659
Printed Sched
WL1 08:30a-11:10a S
EC 121 Iehl, E
11660
200
Programming I
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p W
EC 121 TBA, I
11664
Prerequisites: MATH 185 OR MATH 106,
3.0
L18 5:20p- 8:50p T
EC 128 TBA, I
11981
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
L19 08:30a-12:00p S
EC 128 TBA, I
11983
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p W
EC 126 TBA, I
11985
20 OR A02 21
L19 4:15p- 6:55p R
EC 126 TBA, I
11987
20 OR A02 21
11572
11573
101
Writing I
L18 4:15p- 5:30p MW EC 126 TBA, I
WL1 6:10p- 8:50p F
EC 137 TBA, I
102
Writing II
WL1 11:20a- 2:00p S
EC 106 TBA, I
Prerequisites: ENGL 101, OR UEPW 8
L18 6:10p- 8:50p T
EC 137 Petersen, M
L18 6:10p- 8:50p W
EC 122 TBA, I
3.0
11966
11969
3.0
11972
3.0
11975
3.0
11978
L18 6:10p- 8:50p R
EC 107 Gerdow, G
214 SB U.S. History 1607-1877
WL1 08:30a-11:10a S
EC 107 Gerdow, G
3.0
12028
3.0
12031
101
Introduction to Social Justice
L18 6:10p- 8:50p M
EC 127 Logan, G
319
Latinos/as & Criminal Just Sys
L18 6:10p- 8:50p T
EC 134 TBA, I
3.0
11697
3.0
11699
WL1 6:10p- 8:50p F
EC 123 TBA, I
L18 6:10p- 8:50p W
EC 128 TBA, I
3.0
11700
3.0
11704
3.0
WL1 11:20a- 2:00p S
EC 122 Duggal, V
11712
in NEIUport,
3.0
L18 4:15p- 5:30p TR
EC 121 Kupiec, A
11713
in NEIUport,
165 Fin Math-Bus/Soc Sci
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p R
EC 117 Cotte, J
11715
in NEIUport,
29
El Centro Campus Courses
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
— Music (MUS) —
WL1 6:10p- 8:50p F
EC 106 TBA, I
WL1 08:30a-11:10a S
EC 106 TBA, I
3.0
11718
3.0
11721
3.0
WL1 6:10p- 8:50p F
EC 107 Ben Levi, J 11818
3.0
L18 7:05p- 9:45p W
EC 136 Stankova, R 11819
213 HU Ethics
3.0
WL1 11:20a- 2:00p S
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p M
EC 108 TBA, I
11823
20 OR A02 21
3.0
11824
seating
3.0
L18 4:15p- 5:30p TR
EC 123 TBA, I
11825
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p T
EC 122 Buslik, R
11826
WL1 11:20a- 2:00p S
EC 134 Pierre, A
11827
333
Immigration and Ethnicity
3.0
L18 7:05p- 9:45p M
EC 106 Guelespe, D 11830
Prerequisites: PSCI 210 AND PSCI 216,
L18 4:15p- 5:30p MW EC 107 Zarankin, S
L18 6:10p- 8:50p M
EC 134 Zarankin, S
L19 6:10p- 8:50p R
EC 123 TBA, I
317
Psych of Latino: Mental Health
L18 6:10p- 8:50p W
EC 107 Zarankin, S
Prerequisites: PSYC 200,
3.0
11831
Title
Days
Locat.
Credits
CRN
Instr.
340
Sociology Of Sexualities
WL1 11:20a- 2:00p S
EC 136 Stewart, A
Prerequisites: SOC 100 OR WSP 101,
3.0
11882
3.0
11886
3.0
11887
3.0
11889
3.0
11891
3.0
11892
3.0
11893
3.0
11894
3.0
11895
11896
3.0
11897
209
Spanish for Spanish Speakers I
3.0
L18 4:15p- 5:30p TR
EC 127 Petefish, K 12824
224
Reading Comprehension
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p R
in NEIUport,
3.0
11879
3.0
11881
Locat.
Credits
CRN
Instr.
College of
Business & Management
285
L18 6:10p- 8:50p M
EC 107 TBA, I
3.0
11576
— English Second Language (ESL) —
120
English Language Workshop III
L18 4:15p- 5:30p TR
EC 122 O’Connor, J
3.0
11988
090
Elementary Algebra
3.0
L19 7:05p- 9:45p T
EC 106 Velazquez, L 11707
Prerequisites: , UMPR 00 OR A02 14 OR A02 13 OR A02 12
091
Intermediate Algebra I
3.0
L18 7:05p- 9:45p M
EC 117 Gonzalez, A 11709
17 OR A02 15
092
3.0
L18 4:15p- 6:55p M
20 OR A02 21 OR A02 18
L19 11:20a- 2:00p S
20 OR A02 21 OR A02 18
11836
3.0
11877
Days
3.0
11838
Title
— Women's Studies Program (WSP) —
L18 6:10p- 8:50p W
EC 106 Wheeler, D
Course No.
Sec#
Times
200
L18 6:10p- 8:50p R
EC 134 Ortiz, L
207
Social Welfare Policy I
L18 6:10p- 8:50p T
EC 107 Dancea, M
208
Human Sexuality & Social Work
L18 6:10p- 8:50p T
EC 136 Leon, R
303
WIP:Human Behav/Social Envrt I
L18 6:10p- 8:50p M
EC 123 Gaytan, F
Prerequisites: SWK 200 AND ENGL 101,
304
Social Work Practice I
L18 6:10p- 8:50p W
EC 123 Birch-Gaytan
Prerequisites: SWK 207,
309
Res & Quan Applic In Soc Work
L18 6:10p- 8:50p R
EC 128 Dancea, M
310
Research Practicum I
L18 6:10p- 8:50p R
EC 137 Resto, A
353
Field Seminar I
L18 6:10p- 8:50p R
EC 122 TBA, I
Prerequisites: SWK 305, AND UECR P AND UECW P
L19 6:10p- 8:50p M
EC 137 TBA, I
3.0
11833
L18 6:10p- 8:50p T
EC 127 Ryan, D
L18 6:10p- 8:50p W
EC 127 Ryan, D
316
Race And Ethnic Relations
WL1 6:10p- 8:50p F
EC 127 Almanza, D
Prerequisites: SOC 100 OR AFAM 200,
Course No.
Sec#
Times
305
Phil & Hist Found Public Educ
3.0
L18 4:15p- 6:55p T
EC 106 Kondellas, V 11876
WL1 08:30a-11:10a S
EC 123 Starks, J
11888
306
Education & Indiv Differences
3.0
L18 4:15p- 6:55p R
EC 106 Kondellas, V 11902
WL1 2:00p- 4:40p S
EC 128 Brinkerhoff, N 11961
— Human Resource Development (HRD) —
300
Prin & Pract Human Res Devl
L18 6:10p- 8:50p R
EC 121 TBA, I
320
Dynamics Wrkng Groups & Indvl
L18 08:30a-11:10a S
EC 122 Frank, B
3.0
12086
3.0
12089
107
L18 4:15p- 5:05p TR
EC 134 TBA, I
WL1 08:30a-10:20a S
EC 134 TBA, I
2.0
12063
12066
30
Off Campus Courses
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
Off Campus Courses
Northeastern Illinois University offers
undergraduate and graduate-level courses at
several off-campus sites including the University
Center of Lake County (1200 University Center
Dr., Grayslake, IL). Listings for courses at Lake
County are shaded and the building is indicated as
“ZUCG” in the printed NEIU Schedule of Classes. If no room number is listed for the course
you are taking in Lake County, please contact
the academic departmental office offering
the courses. You can also call the University
Center of Lake County at (847) 665-4000. The
most updated schedule of courses (with room
information) can also be found at Lake County’s
website http://ucenter.org (under “prospective”
or “current students”). For directions to the Lake
County campus, click on “contact/visit us.”
For more information, call the NEIU Lake County
Information Line (773) 442-LAKE (5253). Refer to the individual academic departments
in the department notes section for important
information which may affect your enrollment
and registration. Also, refer to the policy on first
class session attendance.
The university reserves the right to limit class
enrollment and cancel classes because of
insufficient enrollment, budget limitations, lack
of an appropriate instructor, or other unforeseen
circumstances.
(ZUCG)
University Center of Lake County
1200 University Center Dr.
Grayslake, IL 60030
(847) 665-4004
(ZUPL)
Uplift Community High School
900 W. Wilson Ave.
Chicago, IL 60640
(773) 534-2875
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
216
Child & Adol Dev:Indiv Diffs
X1 3:15p- 6:05p W
ZUPL TBA Roberts, A
Comments: Authorization x5571
3.0
11056
421
Fdtns Ed Ldrship & Org Stds
3.0
X2 4:15p- 6:55p W
ZUCG TBA Brierton, J 11410
422
3.0
X2 7:05p- 9:45p R
424
School Supervision
3.0
X2 7:05p- 9:45p W
ZUCG TBA Bozeday, G 11422
431
Community Relations
3.0
X2 4:15p- 6:55p R
ZUCG TBA Ehrlich, D 11427
433
School Law
3.0
X2 4:15p- 6:55p R
ZUCG TBA Brown, S
11432
436
3.0
X2 4:15p- 6:55p T
— Special Education —
— Gifted Education (GIFT) —
College of
Arts and Sciences
202
WIP:Stats & Research Methods
3.0
X1 5:40p- 6:55p TR
ZUCG TBA Johnson, K 12638
Prerequisites: PSYC 200 AND ENGL 101 OR MATH 092 OR
MATH 102, AND UMPR 30
3.0
X1 5:40p- 6:55p TR
320
Adolescent Psychology
3.0
X1 7:05p- 9:45p M
ZUCG TBA TBA, I
12813
Prerequisites: PSYC 200 OR PSYC 100 OR PSYC 110,
361
Lab,Rsch Mtd:Social Psychology
3.0
X1 08:00a- 1:00p S ZUCG TBA Dykema-Engblade 12755
Prerequisites: PSYC 302 AND PSYC 360,
375
Cognitive Psychology
3.0
X1 7:05p- 9:45p T
ZUCG TBA TBA, I
12815
Prerequisites: PSYC 202 OR PSYC 301,
450
Psyc Indivl Gifted & Talented
3.0
X1 4:15p- 6:55p W
ZUCG TBA Kane, M
11381
452
Educ Indivl Gifted & Talented
3.0
X1 7:05p- 9:45p W
ZUCG TBA Kane, M
12861
Prerequisites: GIFT 453,
462
Underserved Gifted Students
3.0
X1 7:05p- 9:45p R
ZUCG TBA Gallagher, R 12862
306
American Women-Changing Image
X1 7:05p- 9:45p M
ZUCG TBA Galary, A
3.0
12615
31
Weekend Institute
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
Weekend Institute
Courses
The Weekend Institute for Professional Development
provides students with course offerings on
Friday evenings, as well as Saturday mornings and
afternoons at three sites: El Centro, the Jacob H.
Carruthers Center for Inner City Studies, and on the
Main campus. Courses are also provided on Sunday
afternoons on the Main Campus.
Courses are offered in two tracks, Pre-Education and
Professional Studies. Students who complete the 10
courses (30 credit hours) in the Pre-Education track
will satisfy all course work for admission into the
College of Education. Additional College of Education
admission requirements may be found on the College
of Education web site. Students in the Professional
track will take 10 courses (30 credit hours) that have
been selected to enhance their skills in both the
business and organizational environment.
The Weekend Institute also offers other courses
for students that want or prefer this type of course
offering. Courses being offered during the Fall 2011
semester include:
WL1 6:10p- 8:50p F
EC 123 TBA, I
3.0
11700
TBA, I
3.0
12397
307
Psych Of Instruction & Learnin
3.0
W4 10:50a- 1:30p S
LWH 3056 Brinkerhoff, N 11079
Prerequisites: AND EDFN 306 OR ZFND 306, AEDU Y
406
Human Development & Learning
3.0
W1 10:50a- 1:30p S
LWH 3044 Nidelkoff, L 11088
107
WL1 08:30a-10:20a S
EC 134 TBA, I
2.0
12066
— Nontraditional Degree Programs (NDP) —
351
Time Management Skills
W1 2:00p- 4:40p S
LWH 2109 Mester, A
Comments: Mts: 9/11&25, 10/9&23, 11/6
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
1.0
12378
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Pre-Education
PrOFESSIONAL STUDIES
— Art (ART) —
3.0
WL1 08:30a-11:10a S
101
W1 10:50a- 1:30p S
LWH 4006 TBA, I
WL1 6:10p- 8:50p F
EC 122 Bross, A
3.0
11969
12162
3.0
11972
3.0
12080
3.0
11669
370
Public Relations
WL1 1:10p- 3:50p S
EC 127 Lind, A
3.0
11658
WL1 08:30a-11:10a S
EC 121 Iehl, E
3.0
11660
3.0
WL1 11:20a- 2:00p S
EC 122 Duggal, V
11712
in NEIUport,
3.0
WL1 6:10p- 8:50p F
213 HU Ethics
3.0
WL1 11:20a- 2:00p S
W1 08:00a-10:40a S
LWH 3003 TBA, I
12418
— Music (MUS) —
3.0
11718
3.0
11721
WL1 11:20a- 2:00p S
EC 134 Pierre, A
314
Organizational Communication
W1 12:30p- 3:10p U
TBA, I
3.0
W1 10:50a- 1:30p S
BBH 129 TBA, I
12301
in NEIUport,
143
3.0
W1 10:50a- 1:30p S
BBH 233 TBA, I
12325
in NEIUport,
WL1 6:10p- 8:50p F
EC 106 TBA, I
WL1 08:30a-11:10a S
EC 106 TBA, I
3.0
11563
101
Writing I
WL1 6:10p- 8:50p F
EC 137 TBA, I
W1 6:00p- 8:40p F
LWH 2054 TBA, I
102
Writing II
WL1 11:20a- 2:00p S
EC 106 TBA, I
335
Wrtn Comunicatns For Business
W1 10:50a- 1:30p S
LWH 2054 Doyle, J
WL1 11:20a- 2:00p S
EC 127 TBA, I
Credits
CRN
— Communications (CMTC) —
3.0
11640
11653
W1 12:30p- 3:10p U
B 158
Course No.
Sec#
Times
3.0
11827
316
WL1 6:10p- 8:50p F
EC 127 Almanza, D
317
Soc Of Religion & Spirituality
W1 10:50a- 1:30p S
LWH 2056 TBA, I
340
WL1 11:20a- 2:00p S
EC 136 Stewart, A
3.0
11881
3.0
12572
3.0
11882
— Educational Foundations (EDFN)—
305
3.0
W6 6:00p- 8:40p F
WL1 08:30a-11:10a S
EC 123 Starks, J
11888
306
3.0
W9 10:50a- 1:30p S
LWH 3005 Wolff, T
11073
WL1 2:00p- 4:40p S
32
College of Arts and Sciences
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
College of
Arts and Sciences
circumstances.
DISTANCE EDUCATION COURSES
courses that are delivered online and through
a two-way interactive video teleconferencing
network. Each of these courses will be identified
as a hybrid, online, or videoconferencing course.
SATELLITE and OFF-CAMPUS COURSES
two satellite campuses in metropolitan Chicago
including the Jacob H. Carruthers Center (700
E. Oakwood, Chicago) and El Centro (3119 N.
Pulaski, Chicago). It also offers courses at several
off-campus sites including the University Center
of Lake County (1200 University Center Dr.,
Grayslake, IL). Listing for courses at Lake County
are shaded and the building is indicated as
Center of Lake County at (847)665-4000. The
website http://ucenter.org under “prospective”
or “current students.” For directions to the Lake
County campus click on “contact/visit us.”
Information Line (773) 442-LAKE (5253).
— African & African Amer. Studies (AFAM) —
200 SB Intro to Afr & Afr-Amer Studie
1 12:00p- 1:15p MW CBM 113 Scott, B
2 12:15p- 1:30p TR
LWH 3056 Scott, B
3.0
11124
11125
See Department Notes in back of Schedule.
109B NS FYE:Skeletons in Chicago Close
3.0
1 1:00p- 3:40p W
BBH 156 Davis, L
12801
seating
3.0
1 08:00a-08:50a MWF BBH 156 TBA, I
11126
2 09:00a-09:50a MWF BBH 156 TBA, I
11127
3 11:00a-11:50a MWF BBH 156 TBA, I
11128
4 1:00p- 3:40p M
BBH 156 TBA, I
11129
5 5:40p- 6:55p MW BBH 156 TBA, I
11130
6 7:05p- 9:45p R
BBH 156 TBA, I
11131
7 08:00a-09:15a TR
BBH 156 Zanca, R
11132
8 09:25a-10:40a TR
BBH 156 TBA, I
11133
9 10:50a-12:05p TR
BBH 156 Luedke, T
11134
WL1 11:20a- 2:00p S
EC 127 TBA, I
11563
213
Introduction to Archaeology
3.0
1 5:40p- 6:55p TR
BBH 156 TBA, I
11136
215 SB Human Origins:Intro Bio Anth
3.0
1 10:00a-10:50a MWF BBH 156 TBA, I
11137
2 12:00p-12:50p MWF BBH 156 TBA, I
11138
3 4:15p- 5:30p MW BBH 156 TBA, I
11139
Course No.
Sec#
Times
238
1
320
1
355
1
356
1
368
1
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
People of Central Asia
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p T
BBH 156 Zanca, R
11143
Relig/Heal in Africa/Diaspora
3.0
12:15p- 2:55p T
BBH 156 Luedke, T
11144
WIP:History Of Anthropology
3.0
10:50a-12:05p TR
BBH 229 Zanca, R
11145
Prerequisites: ANTH 212 AND ANTH 213 AND ANTH 215
AND ENGL 101,
Human Variation
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p W
BBH 156 TBA, I
12802
Prerequisites: ANTH 215,
Primate Biology/Adaptation
3.0
12:15p- 2:55p R
BBH 156 Davis, L
11146
Prerequisites: ANTH 109B OR ANTH 215 OR ANTH 376,
— Art (ART) —
See policy on first class session attendance.
3.0
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
Hanrahan-Apple
11151
2 12:15p- 1:30p TR
Hanrahan-Apple
11152
WL1 08:30a-11:10a S
3.0
1 10:00a-10:50a MWF FA 203 Nieves, A
11153
2 11:00a-11:50a MWF FA 203 Nieves, A
11154
3 TBA
OL
Online Hanrahan-Apple 11155
4 TBA
OL
Online Hanrahan-Apple 11156
L18 6:10p- 8:50p W
107
Introduction to Art History II
3.0
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
FA 203 Sieger, W
11157
120
Drawing I
3.0
1 09:00a-11:30a MW FA 206 Krantz, J
11158
2 6:00p- 8:30p TR
FA 206 Mendoza, J 11159
130
Two-Dimensional Design
3.0
1 09:30a-12:00p TR
FA 252A Krueger, D 11160
2 6:00p- 8:30p MW FA 252A Bagdzinski, P 11161
140
Three Dimensional Design
3.0
1 12:30p- 3:00p TR
FA 215 Krueger, D 11162
2 10:00a- 3:00p F
FA 215 Lancaster, R 11163
170A
FA Experiences: Photograph
3.0
1 09:00a-11:30a MW FA 225A Mathews, N 11164
170B
FA Experiences: Painting
3.0
1 12:00p- 2:30p MW FA 212 TBA, I
11165
2 3:00p- 5:30p MW FA 212 Criner, D
11166
3 10:00a- 3:00p F
FA 212 TBA, I
11167
4 09:00a-11:30a MW FA 212 Vera, R
11168
5 09:00a-11:30a TR
FA 212 Porterfield, M 11169
6 6:00p- 8:30p TR
FA 212 Spidale, F
11170
7 10:00a- 3:00p S
FA 212 Spidale, F
11171
L18 3:20p- 5:20p MW EC 108 Kellerman, M 11566
170C
FA Experiences: Sculpture
3.0
1 10:00a- 3:00p S
FA 215 TBA, I
11172
170D
FA Exper: Metals and Jewel
3.0
1 6:00p- 8:30p MW FA 112 Lancaster, R 11173
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
170E
FA Experiences: Printmakin
1 10:00a-12:30p TR
FA 250A TBA, I
170F
FA Experiences: Ceramics
1 09:00a- 2:00p S
FA 114 Carreno, D
170G
FA Experiences: Drawing
1 12:00p- 2:30p MW FA 252A Krantz, J
2 3:00p- 5:30p MW FA 252A Bagdzinski, P
3 6:00p- 8:30p TR
FA 252A TBA, I
L18 5:40p- 8:10p TR
EC 108 Kellerman, M
J1 3:00p- 5:40p TR
CIS 211 Crawford, A
201
Contemporary Art
1 4:15p- 6:55p T
FA 203 Sieger, W
220
Drawing II
1 12:00p- 2:30p TR
FA 206 Vaca, S
Prerequisites: ART 120,
230
Introduction To Painting
1 10:00a- 3:00p F
FA 212 TBA, I
234
Color
1 10:00a- 3:00p F
FA 252A Vera, R
240
Introduction To Sculpture
1 09:00a-11:30a MW FA 215 Xu, S
241 Sculpture I:Figure Modl & Cst
1 12:00p- 2:30p MW FA 215 Xu, S
250
Intro To Printmaking
1 12:00p- 2:30p MW FA 250A Ambriz, K
261
Intro To Photography
1 12:00p- 2:30p MW FA 225A Mathews, N
262
Photography II
270
Introduction To Ceramics
1 12:30p- 3:00p TR
FA 114 Mitchell, D
271
Ceramics II
1 4:05p- 6:30p TR
FA 114 Mitchell, D
273
Intro To Metals/Jewelry
1 10:00a-12:30p TR
FA 112 Weintraub, J
281
Commercial Art
1 12:20p- 2:50p TR
FA 252A Sacic, V
282
Intro To Computer Graphics
1 3:00p- 5:30p MW FA 226A Lempke, P
305
Art & Arch of Anct Americas
1 7:05p- 9:45p W
FA 153 Nieves, A
319
20th Century European Art
1 12:15p- 1:30p TR
FA 203 Sieger, W
Credits
CRN
3.0
11174
3.0
11175
3.0
11176
11177
11178
11567
12816
3.0
11179
3.0
11180
3.0
11181
3.0
11182
3.0
11183
3.0
11184
3.0
11185
3.0
11186
3.0
11187
3.0
11188
3.0
11189
3.0
11190
3.0
12818
3.0
11191
3.0
11192
3.0
12819
33
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
330A
In Advanced Painting
1 6:00p- 8:30p MW FA 212
2 12:20p- 2:50p TR
FA 212
330B
1 6:00p- 8:30p MW FA 212
2 12:20p- 2:50p TR
FA 212
330C
1 6:00p- 8:30p MW FA 212
2 12:20p- 2:50p TR
FA 212
330D
1 6:00p- 8:30p MW FA 212
2 12:20p- 2:50p TR
FA 212
340A
In Advanced Sculpture
1 12:00p- 2:30p MW FA 215
340B
1 12:00p- 2:30p MW FA 215
340C
1 12:00p- 2:30p MW FA 215
340D
1 12:00p- 2:30p MW FA 215
340E
1 12:00p- 2:30p MW FA 215
350A
Adv Printmaking
1 3:00p- 5:30p MW FA 250A
350B
Adv Printmaking
1 3:00p- 5:30p MW FA 250A
350C
Adv Printmaking
1 3:00p- 5:30p MW FA 250A
350D
In Adv Printmaking
1 3:00p- 5:30p MW FA 250A
350E
In Adv Printmaking
1 3:00p- 5:30p MW FA 250A
362A
In Adv Photography
1 3:00p- 5:30p MW FA 225A
Credits
CRN
Criner, D
3.0
11193
Vaca, S
12823
Criner, D
3.0
11194
Vaca, S
12825
Criner, D
3.0
11198
Vaca, S
12826
Criner, D
3.0
11200
Vaca, S
12827
Xu, S
3.0
11202
Xu, S
3.0
11203
Xu, S
3.0
11204
Xu, S
3.0
11205
Xu, S
3.0
11206
Ambriz, K
3.0
11207
Ambriz, K
3.0
11208
Ambriz, K
3.0
11209
Ambriz, K
3.0
11210
Ambriz, K
3.0
11211
Mathews, N
3.0
11212
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
362B
In Adv Photography
362C
In Adv Photography
362D
In Adv Photography
370A
In Advanced Ceramics
1 4:05p- 6:30p TR
FA 114 Mitchell, D
370B
1 4:05p- 6:30p TR
FA 114 Mitchell, D
370C
1 4:05p- 6:30p TR
FA 114 Mitchell, D
370D
1 4:05p- 6:30p TR
FA 114 Mitchell, D
373A
In Metals
1 12:20p- 2:50p TR
FA 112 Weintraub, J
373B
In Metals
1 12:20p- 2:50p TR
FA 112 Weintraub, J
373C
In Metals
1 12:20p- 2:50p TR
FA 112 Weintraub, J
373D
In Metals
1 12:20p- 2:50p TR
FA 112 Weintraub, J
373E
In Metals
1 12:20p- 2:50p TR
FA 112 Weintraub, J
373F
In Metals
1 12:20p- 2:50p TR
FA 112 Weintraub, J
381
In Graphic Design
1 6:00p- 8:30p TR
FA 226A Sacic, V
Prerequisites: ART 281 AND ART 284,
382A
Advanced Computer Graphics
382B
382C
382D
Credits
CRN
3.0
11213
3.0
11214
3.0
11215
3.0
11216
3.0
11217
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
382E
1 6:00p- 8–:30p MW FA 226A Lempke, P
391P
Std Vis:Professional Practices
1 09:00a-11:30a TR
FA 226A McKernin, M
Major Restriction: A&S-Art
392A
WIP:Professional Practices
1 2:50p- 4:55p W
FA 114 TBA, I
392B
WIP:Professional Practices
1 6:00p- 8:30p R
FA 250A TBA, I
Comments: Consent of Department
Credits
CRN
3.0
11225
3.0
11226
1.0
11227
1.0
11228
3.0
11218
3.0
11219
3.0
12828
3.0
12829
3.0
12830
3.0
12831
3.0
12832
3.0
12834
3.0
11220
3.0
11221
3.0
11222
3.0
11223
3.0
11224
1 10:00a-10:50a MW LWH 1002 TBA, I
08:00a-09:50a M
BBH 309 TBA, I
2 08:00a-09:50a W
BBH 309 TBA, I
10:00a-10:50a MW LWH 1002 TBA, I
3 10:00a-10:50a MW LWH 1002 TBA, I
08:00a-09:50a F
BBH 309 TBA, I
4 11:00a-12:50p T
BBH 309 Rihani, K
09:25a-10:15a TR
LWH 1002 Rihani, K
5 11:00a-12:50p R
BBH 309 Rihani, K
09:25a-10:15a TR
LWH 1002 Rihani, K
6 09:25a-10:15a TR
LWH 1002 Rihani, K
11:00a-12:50p F
BBH 309 Rihani, K
7 4:15p- 5:05p MW BBH 201 Ruderfer, I
5:15p- 7:00p M
BBH 309 Ruderfer, I
8 5:15p- 7:00p W
BBH 309 Ruderfer, I
4:15p- 5:05p MW BBH 201 Ruderfer, I
9 10:00a-11:50a W
BBH 309 TBA, I
10:00a-11:50a M
BBH 309 TBA, I
10 12:00p- 1:50p M
BBH 309 TBA, I
12:00p- 1:50p W
BBH 309 TBA, I
L18 09:30a-11:10a S
EC
TBA, I
4:15p- 5:05p TR
EC 128 TBA, I
L19 11:30a- 1:10p S
EC
TBA, I
6:10p- 8:00p M
EC 128 TBA, I
1 1:00p- 1:50p F
B 158 Rihani, K
2 12:15p- 1:30p TR
LWH 1002 Campbell, T
3 5:40p- 6:55p TR
LWH 1001 TBA, I
5 TBA
OL
Online
Ruderfer, I
99 10:50a-12:05p TR
BBH 211 Kampwirth, R
L18 4:15p- 5:30p MW EC 128 TBA, I
L19 7:05p- 9:45p R
EC 106 TBA, I
L96 6:10p- 8:50p F
EC 128 TBA, I
4 4:15p- 5:30p TR
LWH 1001 TBA, I
J1 5:40p- 8:20p R
CIS 401 Copper, E
3.0
11476
11479
11481
11482
11485
11486
11489
11491
11494
11496
11568
11569
3.0
11520
11521
11522
11523
11570
11571
11572
11573
12835
12836
34
Course No.
Sec#
Times
105
1
150
1
2
3
4
5
201
1
2
3
4
202
1
2
3
299
1
301
1
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
Environmental Biology Lab
1.0
08:15a-10:40a TR
BBH 331 Almarzah, W 11574
Prerequisites: BIO 100 OR BIOL 100 AND MATH 180 OR
MATH 199,
Essential Skills for Biologist
2.0
08:30a-10:20a W
BBH 356 Nuss, K
11524
Comments: Concurrent w/ BIO 201 - x5740
08:30a-10:20a F
BBH 356 Nuss, K
11525
5:40p- 7:30p F
BBH 356 TBA, I
11526
4:15p- 6:05p T
BBH 356 Frankel, S 11527
6:20p- 8:10p T
General Biology I
4.0
11:00a- 1:50p M
BBH 347 Nuss, K
11529
11:00a- 1:50p F
BBH 112 Nuss, K
11:00a- 1:50p W
BBH 347 Nuss, K
11530
11:00a- 1:50p F
BBH 112 Nuss, K
08:00a-10:50a T
BBH 347 Mungre, S 11531
08:00a-10:50a R
BBH 347 Mungre, S
6:20p- 9:10p T
BBH 347 Kimble, M 11532
6:20p- 9:10p R
BBH 347 Kimble, M
General Biology II
4.0
11:00a- 1:50p M
BBH 356 Geddes, P
11533
11:00a- 1:50p F
BBH 360 Geddes, P
Prerequisites: BIO 150 AND BIO 201 OR BIOL 102,
Comments: [email protected] - x5740
11:00a- 1:50p W
BBH 356 Geddes, P
11534
11:00a- 1:50p F
BBH 360 Geddes, P
5:40p- 8:30p M
BBH 356 TBA, I
11535
5:40p- 8:30p W
BBH 356 TBA, I
Ecology Concepts
3.0
12:00p- 2:00p M
BBH 309 Ruderfer, I 11575
12:00p- 2:00p W
Ruderfer, I
Prerequisites: BIO 100 OR BIOL 100 AND BIO 104 OR BIOL
104 AND MATH 380 OR MATH 199X,
Comments: Concur w/MATH 145 x5571
Cell Biology
4.0
11:00a- 1:50p F
B 152 Thomas, J 11536
11:00a- 1:50p M
BBH 318 Thomas, J
Prerequisites: BIO 201 OR BIOL 102 AND BIO 150 AND
CHEM 211,
Course No.
Sec#
Times
2
4
3
303
1
2
3
4
305
1
2
3
320
1
327
1
330
1
341
1
2
351
1
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
11:00a- 1:50p F
B 152 Thomas, J 11537
11:00a- 1:50p W
BBH 318 Thomas, J
CHEM 211,
5:40p- 8:30p R
BBH 318 Park, C
11538
5:40p- 8:30p T
BBH 316 Park, C
CHEM 211,
2:00p- 4:50p M
BBH 316 Puryear, T 12841
2:00p- 4:50p W
BBH 318 Puryear, T
CHEM 211,
General Genetics
4.0
2:00p- 4:50p M
BBH 347 Kimble, M 11539
2:00p- 4:50p W
BBH 347 Kimble, M
Prerequisites: BIO 202 OR BIOL 103,
5:40p- 8:30p M
BBH 347 Campbell, T 11540
5:40p- 8:30p F
BBH 112 Campbell, T
5:40p- 8:30p W
BBH 347 Campbell, T 11541
5:40p- 8:30p F
BBH 112 Campbell, T
11:00a- 1:50p T
BBH 347 Schirmer, A 11542
11:00a- 1:50p R
BBH 347 Schirmer, A
WIP:General Ecology
4.0
11:00a- 1:50p W
BBH 308 Galvan, K
11543
11:00a- 1:50p M
BBH 308 Galvan, K
ENGL 101,
5:40p- 8:30p W
5:40p- 8:30p M
BBH 308 Frankel, S
ENGL 101,
08:00a-10:50a T
BBH 308 Slate, J
11545
08:00a-10:50a R
BBH 308 Slate, J
ENGL 101,
Animal Kingdom
4.0
08:00a-10:50a M
BBH 354 Readey, M 11546
08:00a-10:50a W
BBH 354 Readey, M
Mammalian Anatomy
4.0
2:00p- 4:50p M
BBH 354 Mungre, S 11547
2:00p- 4:50p W
BBH 354 Mungre, S
Plant Anatomy and Morphology
4.0
11:00a- 1:50p R
BBH 308 Olfelt, J
11577
11:00a- 1:50p T
BBH 308 Olfelt, J
General Microbiology
4.0
5:40p- 8:30p T
BBH 331 TBA, I
11578
4:15p- 5:30p TR
BBH 123 TBA, I
4:15p- 5:30p TR
TBA, I
11579
5:40p- 8:30p R
BBH 331 TBA, I
Phycology
4.0
2:30p- 5:20p M
BBH 308 Galvan, K
11580
2:30p- 5:20p W
BBH 308 Galvan, K
Course No.
Sec#
Times
360
1
362
1
364
1
365
1
390
1
391
1
413
1
451
1
454
1
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
Vertebrate Physiology
4.0
08:00a-10:50a R
BBH 356 Prete, F
11581
08:00a-10:50a T
BBH 356 Prete, F
Biochemistry
4.0
11:00a- 1:50p T
BBH 316 Stojkovic, E 11582
11:00a- 1:50p R
BBH 318 Stojkovic, E
Prerequisites: BIO 301 OR BIOL 301 AND CHEM 231,
Endocrinology
4.0
5:40p- 8:30p M
BBH 354 Puryear, T 11583
5:40p- 8:30p W
BBH 354 Puryear, T
Prerequisites: CHEM 231 AND BIO 360 OR BIOL 312,
Neurobiology
4.0
2:00p- 4:50p M
BBH 356 Prete, F
11584
2:00p- 4:50p W
BBH 356 Prete, F
Biology Senior Seminar
3.0
4:15p- 5:30p TR
BBH 347 Geddes, P
12843
Prerequisites: BIO 301 OR BIOL 301 AND BIO 303 OR BIOL
311 AND BIO 305 OR BIOL 380,
Major Restriction: A&S-Biology,A&S-Biology
Internship in Biology
3.0
TBA
Internship Kasmer, J
11585
Major Restriction: A&S-Biology,A&S-Biology
Comments: Consent of Department
Evolutionary Biology
3.0
5:40p- 8:30p R
BBH 308 Thomas, J 11586
Prerequisites: BIO 202,
Hist/Contmp Pttrn Spcs Dvrsty
3.0
5:40p- 8:30p F
BBH 308 Slate, J
11587
Major Restriction: Grad-Biology
Conservation Genetics
3.0
5:40p- 7:30p M
BBH 316 Olfelt, J
11588
5:40p- 8:30p W
BBH 316 Olfelt, J
Prerequisites: BIO 303 AND BIO 305,
3.0
1 12:00p-12:50p MWF BBH 101 Tsonchev, S 11589
20 OR A02 21
2 5:40p- 6:55p MW BBH 102 Wysocki, J 11590
20 OR A02 21
3 10:50a-12:05p TR
BBH 102 TBA, I
11591
20 OR A02 21
L18 11:20a- 2:00p S
EC 123 Kogan, L
11650
20 OR A02 21
L19 6:10p- 8:50p T
EC 117 TBA, I
11651
20 OR A02 21
108
Chemistry Concepts
4.0
1 08:30a-11:00a MW BBH 210 Sharma, S 11592
Prerequisites: MATH 180 OR MATH 199A AND MATH 280
OR MATH 199G,
Comments: Auth x5571 Concur MATH 281
35
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
110 NSL Chemical Concepts
3.0
1 1:00p- 2:50p T
BBH 210 TBA, I
11593
11:00a-12:50p TR
BBH 210 TBA, I
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
211
General Chemistry I
5.0
1 11:00a-11:50a MW BBH 101 Weaver, T
11594
11:00a-12:50p F
BBH 102 Weaver, T
12:00p- 2:50p M
BBH 216 Weaver, T
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
2 08:00a-10:50a M
BBH 216 Weaver, T
11595
11:00a-12:50p F
BBH 102 Weaver, T
11:00a-11:50a MW BBH 101 Weaver, T
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
3 11:00a-12:50p F
BBH 102 Weaver, T
11596
12:00p- 2:50p W
BBH 216 Weaver, T
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
4 11:00a-11:50a MW
Weaver, T
11597
08:00a-10:50a M
BBH 216 Weaver, T
11:00a-12:50p F
Weaver, T
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
5 1:30p- 4:30p F
BBH 216 Weaver, T
11598
11:00a-12:50p F
BBH 102 Weaver, T
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
6 7:05p- 9:45p M
BBH 216 Meegoda, M 11599
5:15p- 6:55p MW BBH 360 Meegoda, M
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
7 5:15p- 6:55p MW BBH 360 Meegoda, M 11600
7:05p- 9:45p W
BBH 216 Meegoda, M
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
212
General Chemistry II
4.0
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
BBH 112 Nicholson, K 11601
10:50a- 1:30p T
BBH 216 Nicholson, K
Prerequisites: MATH 185 OR MATH 106 AND CHEM 211,
2 10:50a- 1:30p R
BBH 216 Nicholson, K 11602
09:25a-10:40a TR
BBH 112 Nicholson, K
3 7:05p- 9:45p T
BBH 216 Harischandra 11603
5:40p- 6:55p TR
BBH 112 Harischandra
4 5:40p- 6:55p TR
BBH 112 Harischandra 11604
7:05p- 9:45p R
BBH 216 Harischandra
213
Quantitative Analysis
5.0
1 1:30p- 4:30p MW BBH 234 Nicholson, K 11605
12:00p- 1:20p MW BBH 229 Nicholson, K
Prerequisites: CHEM 212,
231
Organic Chemistry I
4.0
1 10:50a- 1:30p T
BBH 226 Fraiman, A 11606
09:25a-10:40a TR
BBH 201 Fraiman, A
Prerequisites: CHEM 212 AND CHEM 211,
2 09:25a-10:40a TR
10:50a- 1:30p R
BBH 226 Fraiman, A
36
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
5:40p- 6:55p TR
BBH 201 Mataka, J
11608
7:05p- 9:45p T
BBH 226 Mataka, J
4 5:40p- 6:55p TR
BBH 201 Mataka, J
11609
7:05p- 9:45p R
BBH 226 Mataka, J
232
Organic Chemistry II
4.0
3 7:05p- 9:45p M
BBH 226 Curtis-Palmer 11610
5:40p- 6:55p MW BBH 129 Curtis-Palmer
4 5:40p- 6:55p MW BBH 129 Curtis-Palmer 11611
7:05p- 9:45p W
BBH 226 Curtis-Palmer
1 12:00p- 1:15p MW
TBA, I
12844
1:30p- 4:15p M
BBH 226 TBA, I
2 12:00p- 1:15p MW
TBA, I
12845
10:50a- 1:30p W
BBH 226 TBA, I
260
General Chemistry I Seminar
1.0
1 09:00a-10:50a F
Weaver, T
11612
Comments: Coreq CHEM 211
261
General Chemistry II Seminar
1.0
1 3:00p- 5:00p W
Nicholson, K 11613
262
Organic Chemistry I Seminar
1.0
1 3:00p- 5:00p W
Fraiman, A 11614
263
Organic Chemistry II Seminar
1.0
1 3:00p- 5:00p W
Curtis-Palmer 11615
306K
Sel Tpcs:Chem Aspcts of Toxico
3.0
1 4:15p- 5:30p TR
BBH 317 Mataka, J
11616
311
Physical Chemistry I
4.0
1 5:25p- 6:55p MW
Tsonchev, S 11617
5:45p- 9:55p F
BBH 121 Tsonchev, S
Prerequisites: CHEM 213 AND MATH 202 AND CHEM 232
AND PHYS 203 AND PHYS 201 OR PHYS 206,
331
Instr Anlys:Quantitative Metho
4.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p TR
BBH 232 Al-Bazi, S
11618
5:40p- 6:55p TR
Al-Bazi, S
347
Adv Organic:Polyfunctnl Comp
3.0
1 4:15p- 5:30p TR
360
Physical Chemistry I Seminar
1.0
1 2:00p- 4:00p M
Tsonchev, S 11620
391
Chemistry Capstone Seminar
3.0
1 7:05p- 8:55p MW
Weaver, T
11621
403
Physical Methods Organic Chem
3.0
1 5:40p- 6:55p TR
FA 218 Curtis-Palmer 11622
450
Gas Chromatography
3.0
1 7:05p- 8:20p TR
BBH 351 Sircar, D
11623
456
Adv. Chromatographic Methods
3.0
1 5:40p- 6:55p TR
BBH 229 Al-Bazi, S
11624
3
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
3.0
1 08:00a-09:15a TR
FA 107 Mace, R
11627
2 09:00a-09:50a MWF FA 107 Ross, J
11628
3 10:00a-10:50a MWF FA 107 Alvarez, W 11629
4 11:00a-11:50a MWF FA 107 Bliss, J
11630
5 1:00p- 1:50p MWF FA 107 Ross, J
11631
6 2:00p- 2:50p MWF FA 107 Wirth, D
11632
7 5:40p- 6:55p TR
B 158 TBA, I
11633
8 09:00a-10:15a MW FA 255 Snow, A
11634
Comments: CASEP Dept Apprvl Reqrd
L18 4:15p- 5:30p TR
EC 137 Leonard, C 11652
101
3.0
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
FA 256 Kane, K
11635
2 11:00a-11:50a MWF FA 153 Ross, J
11636
3 12:15p- 1:30p TR
FA 247 Kane, K
11637
4 4:15p- 5:30p MW FA 216 TBA, I
11638
5 4:15p- 5:30p TR
FA 153 O’Keefe, E 11639
W1 10:50a- 1:30p S
LWH 4006 TBA, I
11640
WL1 6:10p- 8:50p F
EC 122 Bross, A
11653
6 1:00p- 2:15p MW FA 256 TBA, I
12762
Comments: CASEP Dept Approval Rqrd
200
WIP:Theories Comm, Med & Thea
3.0
1 10:50a-12:05p TR
FA 247 Potee, N
11641
2 4:15p- 5:30p MW LWH 3105 Alvarez, W 11642
202
Voice And Diction
3.0
1 08:00a-08:50a MWF FA 247 Mace, R
11643
2 08:00a-09:15a TR
FA 247 TBA, I
11644
3 09:25a-10:40a TR
FA 247 Mace, R
11645
4 10:00a-10:50a MWF FA 247 Wirth, D
11646
5 11:00a-11:50a MWF FA 247 Bujan, M
11647
6 4:15p- 5:30p MW FA 153 O’Keefe, E 11648
L18 6:10p- 8:50p T
EC 126 Leonard, C 11654
213
Interpersonal Communication
3.0
1 5:40p- 6:55p TR
FA 153 TBA, I
11649
214
Business & Profsnl Communictn
3.0
1 5:40p- 6:55p MW FA 256 Bujan, M
11665
215
Group Discussion
3.0
1 1:00p- 1:50p MWF FA 153 Alvarez, W 11666
310
Persuasion
3.0
1 5:40p- 6:55p TR
Adams, A
11667
313
Communication,Gender & Identit
3.0
1 12:15p- 1:30p TR
FA 153 Adams, A
11668
314
Organizational Communication
3.0
W1 12:30p- 3:10p U
TBA, I
11669
330
Communication Research Methods
3.0
1 1:40p- 2:55p TR
FA 153 Potee, N
11670
Class Restriction: 2nd Bachelors,Certificate Program,Graduate
Masters Program,Graduate SAL
383
Professional Internship 1
3.0
1 TBA
Internship
TBA, I
11671
Comments: Hours Arranged
2 TBA
Internship
TBA, I
11672
3 TBA
Internship
TBA, I
11673
Course No.
Sec#
Times
384
1
2
385
1
401
1
404
1
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
6.0
TBA
Internship
TBA, I
11674
TBA
Internship
TBA, I
11675
9.0
TBA
Internship
TBA, I
11676
Intro Grad Study
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p T
FA 247 Potee, N
11677
Major Restriction: Grad-Comm,Media,&Theatre
Communication Theory
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p R
FA 247 Adams, A
11678
Major Restriction: Grad-Comm,Media,&Theatre
105
Introduction To Journalism
3.0
1 12:00p-12:50p MWF Bell-Jordan, K
11820
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p T
EC 123 Lind, A
11655
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
FA 107 TBA, I
11822
2 10:50a-12:05p TR
FA 107 TBA, I
11828
3 1:40p- 2:55p TR
FA 107 Ritsema, R 11829
4 4:15p- 5:30p TR
FA 107 Kane, K
11832
5 4:15p- 5:30p MW FA 107 TBA, I
11834
6 5:40p- 6:55p MW FA 107 TBA, I
11835
165
Broadcasting & New Media
3.0
1 4:15p- 5:30p MW FA 256 Mun, S
11837
205
Fundamentals of Media Writing
3.0
1 4:15p- 5:30p TR
FA 218 Rubinowitz, E 11839
208
Media Laboratory
1.0
2 TBA
Bell-Jordan, K 11656
Comments: Dept Approval Needed-Call x5957
1 TBA
Moran, C
12848
250
Intro to Audio Production
3.0
1 4:15p- 5:30p TR
E 112 Kois, C
11841
260
Introduction to Video Producti
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p M
E 112 Apter, S
11852
265
Mass Media & Society
3.0
1 11:00a-11:50a MWF FA 256 Mun, S
11854
2 4:15p- 5:30p MW LWH 3106 TBA, I
11855
3 12:15p- 1:30p TR
361
Digital Video Editing
4.0
1 09:00a-10:40a TR
E 112 Moran, C
11861
Prerequisites: CMTM 260 OR MASS 260,
365
Contemp Issues In Mass Media
3.0
1 5:40p- 6:55p MW
Mun, S
11862
2 7:05p- 9:45p R
FA 256 TBA, I
11863
367
News Writing
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p T
Prerequisites: CMTM 205,
370 Public Relations
3.0
WL1 1:10p- 3:50p S
EC 127 Lind, A
11658
371
History of American Cinema I
3.0
1 5:40p- 6:55p TR
FA 107 Ritsema, R 11867
376
Television History
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p W
FA 107 Kane, K
11868
383
3.0
1 TBA
Internship
TBA, I
11870
Course No.
Sec#
Times
2
3
384
1
2
385
1
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
TBA
Internship
TBA, I
TBA
Internship
TBA, I
TBA
Internship
TBA, I
TBA
Internship
TBA, I
TBA
Internship
TBA, I
Credits
CRN
11872
2
11874
385
1
6.0
11875
11878
9.0
11880
— Theatre (CMTT) —
130 FA Introduction To Theatre
3.0
1 08:00a-08:50a MWF F
109 Bliss, J
11898
2 09:25a-10:40a TR
F
3 09:00a-09:50a MWF F
109 Mace, R
11900
4 10:00a-10:50a MWF F
5 12:00p-12:50p MWF F
109 Wirth, D
11903
6 12:15p- 1:30p TR
F
7 10:25a-11:40a MW FA 255 Blair, J
11905
Comments: CASEP Dept Approval Reqrd
139
Theatre Practicum 1
1.0
1 12:30p- 2:30p W
F
221
Acting 1
3.0
1 1:00p- 2:50p MWF F
109 Antaramian, A 11907
Comments: Hrs Arranged - Contact Instr
239
Theatre Practicum 2
2.0
1 1:00p- 3:00p TR
F
240
Stagecraft
3.0
1 10:50a-12:05p TR
F
255
Oral Interp Of Literature
3.0
1 4:15p- 5:30p MW FA 255 Bujan, M
11910
335
American Social Problem Plays
3.0
1 4:15p- 5:30p MW F
336
Realism and Naturalism
3.0
1 11:00a-11:50a MWF F
339
Theatre Practicum 3
3.0
1 TBA
Kuehnau, J 11913
Comments: Hrs TBD - Call Instr x5924
340
Scenographic Design
3.0
1 5:40p- 6:55p TR
F
Prerequisites: CMTT 240,
Comments: Hrs Arranged - Contact Instr
345
Directing
3.0
1 4:15p- 5:30p TR
F
Prerequisites: CMTT 221 AND CMTT 240,
351
Children’s Theatre Wrkshp:Md&
3.0
1 10:00a-11:50a MWF F
111 TBA, I
11916
358
Acting 3
4.0
1 5:40p- 6:55p MW F
Prerequisites: CMTT 321 OR CMTT 246,
383
3.0
1 TBA
Internship
TBA, I
11918
2 TBA
Internship
TBA, I
11919
3 TBA
Internship
TBA, I
11920
384
6.0
1 TBA
Internship
TBA, I
11921
Course No.
Sec#
Times
393
1
473
1
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
TBA
Internship
TBA, I
11954
9.0
TBA
Internship
TBA, I
11956
Creative Dramatics
3.0
5:40p- 6:55p MW FA 153 TBA, I
11958
Studies in Theatre
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p M
FA 247 Antaramian, A 11959
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p T
EC 121 Iehl, E
11657
Printed Sched
L19 4:15p- 5:30p MW EC 121 Iehl, E
11659
Printed Sched
WL1 08:30a-11:10a S
EC 121 Iehl, E
11660
109 SB FYE:InfmtnAge:Impact Chgo Cult
3.0
1 10:50a-12:05p TR
FA 108 Porps, F
12849
seating
200
Programming I
3.0
1 1:40p- 2:55p TR
LWH 3105 Naimipour, K 11661
2 4:15p- 5:30p MW LWH 2020 Hyna, D
11662
3 5:40p- 6:55p TR
Kimmel, P 11663
L18 6:10p- 8:50p W
EC 121 TBA, I
11664
201
Discrete Structures
3.0
1 1:00p- 2:15p MW LWH 3046 Georgakis, D 11701
2 7:05p- 9:45p R
LWH 3046 Kazarinov, M 11702
207
Programming II
3.0
1 1:40p- 2:55p TR
LWH 2005 TBA, I
11703
Prerequisites: CS 200,
2 5:40p- 6:55p TR
LWH 3003 Sotak, K
11705
300
Client Side Web Dev’t
3.0
1 12:15p- 1:30p TR
LWH 2054 Porps, F
11706
2 4:15p- 5:30p TR
LWH 2054 Sotak, K
11708
301
Comp Org W/Assembly Lang Prog
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p M
LWH 3046 Kim, H
11714
304
Data Structures
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p T
LWH 3106 TBA, I
11716
308
Operating Systems
3.0
Prerequisites: CS 207 AND CS 301,
37
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
310B
Tpcs:Comp Methods in Biology
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p M
FA 202 Neapolitan, R 12868
Prerequisites: CS 201 OR MATH 251 AND BIO 100 OR BIO
201,
Comments: See Printed Sched Dept Notes Hybrid-See Pg 20
Printed Sched
311
Modern Computer Architecture
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p W
LWH 3106 Kim, H
11719
Prerequisites: CS 207 OR CS 406 AND CS 301,
315
Modern Database Management
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p W
LWH 3003 Kamper Sr, D 11720
319
Fundamentals Software Engnrg
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p R
LWH 2054 Fernandez, D 11722
Comments: See Printed Sched Dept Notes Hybrid-See Pg 20
Printed Sched
320
OOP
3.0
1 10:50a- 1:30p S
Albright, J 11724
321
Server Side Web Development
3.0
1 4:15p- 5:30p TR
FA 108 Sztainberg, M 11726
Comments: Hybrid:Meets on Tues Only Hybrid-See Pg 20
Printed Sched
323
Cyberlaw
3.0
324
Intro To Design Of Algorithms
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p T
325
Theory of Computation
3.0
1 5:40p- 6:55p MW LWH 3003 Kimmel, P 11731
Prerequisites: CS 201 OR CS 400 AND CS 304,
331
Computer Networks
3.0
1 5:30p- 8:10p F
Baig, M
11736
Prerequisites: CS 207 OR CS 406,
345
Network Security
3.0
1 4:15p- 5:30p TR
CBM 114 Tracy, K
11739
Comments: Hybrid:Meets on Thurs Only Hybrid-See Pg 20
Printed Sched
401
Software Engineering
3.0
1 5:40p- 6:55p TR
Sztainberg, M
11744
Hybrid-SeePg 20 Printed Sched
404
Analysis Of Algorithms
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p R
413
IT Project Management
3.0
1 08:00a-10:40a S
Albright, J 11749
415
Design Of Data Base Systems
3.0
1 4:15p- 5:30p MW LWH 4006 Kim, H
11753
38
Course No.
Sec#
Times
419
1
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
Informatics
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p T
BBH 131 Kazarinov, M 11754
Prerequisites: CS 304 AND CS 400 AND ECON 220,
Dance courses are listed under Music (DANC).
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p W
in NEIUport,
in NEIUport,
in NEIUport,
3 4:15p- 5:30p MW BBH 129 Stuart, E
11924
in NEIUport,
4 7:05p- 8:20p MW LWH 2094 Rezavi, G
11925
in NEIUport,
5 7:05p- 9:45p W
BBH 311 Curran, B
11926
in NEIUport,
7 08:00a-09:15a TR
BBH 113 Ward, J
11927
in NEIUport,
8 09:25a-10:40a TR
BBH 311 Ward, J
11928
in NEIUport,
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p M
in NEIUport,
1 12:00p- 1:15p MW BBH 201 Schwinn, R 11929
in NEIUport,
2 12:15p- 1:30p TR
in NEIUport,
3 10:50a-12:05p TR
in NEIUport,
4 10:50a-12:05p TR
in NEIUport,
5 1:40p- 2:55p TR
BBH 113 Wenz, M
11933
in NEIUport,
6 4:15p- 5:30p TR
BBH 233 Gollan, K
11934
in NEIUport,
7 5:40p- 6:55p TR
BBH 360 Gollan, K
11935
in NEIUport,
9 11:50a- 2:30p S
in NEIUport,
220
Business & Economic Stats I
3.0
1 1:40p- 2:55p MW
Schwinn, R 11937
2 7:05p- 8:20p TR
BBH 222 Gollan, K
11938
303
Intermed Macroeconomic Theory
3.0
11 5:40p- 6:55p MW BBH 131 Rezavi, G
11939
Prerequisites: ECON 215 AND ECON 217 AND MATH 165 OR
MATH 110 OR MATH 177,
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
304
1
Intermed Microeconomic Theory
3.0
5:40p- 6:55p MW B 158 Wenz, M
11940
306r
Economics
3.0
1 12:15p- 1:30p TR
Prerequisites: ECON 215 AND ECON 217,
312
Mathematical Economics
3.0
1 7:05p- 8:20p TR
BBH 113 Wenz, M
11942
318
Intro Econometrics & Forcstng
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p M
BBH 364 Curran, B
11943
320
Nonprofit Mngmt, Admstn & Comm
3.0
1 10:50a-12:05p TR
BBH 113 Ward, J
11944
322
International Economics
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p W
BBH 129 Stuart, E
11945
333
Urban Economics
3.0
1 4:15p- 5:30p TR
CBM 158 Gallagher, R 11946
334
Cost Benefit Analys
3.0
1 8:30p- 9:45p TR
BBH 113 Gollan, K
11947
401
Fundamentals of Business Econ
4.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p M
BBH 129 Stuart, E
11948
— English Language Program —
See Academic Development, Page 53.
See Department Notes in back of schedule for prerequisites
and important information which may affect your enrollment
and registration. See policy on first class session attendance.
101
Writing I
3.0
L18 4:15p- 5:30p MW EC 126 TBA, I
11966
WL1 6:10p- 8:50p F
EC 137 TBA, I
11969
1 08:00a-08:50a MWF FA 255 Davros, M 11990
2 08:00a-08:50a MWF LWH 3005 Ogrodowski 11995
3 08:00a-09:15a TR
LWH 3056 TBA, I
12001
4 09:00a-09:50a MWF LWH 3020 Davros, M 12008
5 09:00a-09:50a MWF LWH 2105 Litorja, P
12010
6 09:00a-09:50a MWF LWH 3094 Ogrodowski 12012
7 09:00a-10:15a MW LWH 2005 Rzany, E
12015
Comments: CASEP Only-Jim Blair 442-5654
8 09:25a-10:40a TR
LWH 4006 TBA, I
12022
9 09:25a-10:40a TR
LWH 3044 TBA, I
12025
10 09:25a-10:40a TR
BBH 211 TBA, I
12027
11 10:00a-10:50a MWF B 152 Cronk, O
12030
12 10:00a-10:50a MWF
Graf, T
12032
13 10:00a-10:50a MWF BBH 211 Steil, M
12033
14 10:50a-12:05p TR
TBA, I
12036
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
15 10:50a-12:05p TR
Schroeder, C
16 11:00a-11:50a MWF
Graf, T
17 11:00a-11:50a MWF BBH 222 Rzany, E
18 11:00a-11:50a MWF BBH 219 White, B
19 11:00a-11:50a MWF BBH 228 Cronk, O
20 12:00p-12:50p MWF LWH 4006 Steil, M
21 12:00p- 1:15p MW BBH 131 Cronk, O
22 12:00p- 1:15p MW LWH 3109 Litorja, P
23 12:15p- 1:30p TR
B 152 White, B
24 12:15p- 1:30p TR
Buell, M
25 12:00p- 1:15p MW LWH 3094 Barnett, T
26 1:00p- 1:50p MWF
Graf, T
27 1:25p- 2:40p MW LWH 3105 Rzany, E
28 1:40p- 2:55p TR
LWH 3109 TBA, I
29 2:50p- 4:05p MW LWH 3046 TBA, I
30 2:50p- 4:05p MW LWH 3044 Rzany, E
31 5:40p- 6:55p TR
FA 152 TBA, I
32 7:05p- 9:45p M
BBH 211 Rzany, E
33 TBA
OL
Online
Byard, V
W1 6:00p- 8:40p F
LWH 2054 TBA, I
102
Writing II
WL1 11:20a- 2:00p S
EC 106 TBA, I
1 08:00a-08:50a MWF FA 256 Litorja, P
2 09:00a-09:50a MWF LWH 3081 TBA, I
3 09:25a-10:40a TR
LWH 3056 TBA, I
4 10:00a-10:50a MWF
TBA, I
5 10:50a-12:05p TR
LWH 1001 TBA, I
6 11:00a-11:50a MWF LWH 2071 Ogrodowski
7 12:00p-12:50p MWF LWH 3056 Ogrodowski
8 12:00p- 1:15p MW B 152 Rzany, E
9 12:15p- 1:30p TR
BBH 240 Cantor, E
10 12:15p- 1:30p TR
TBA, I
11 1:00p- 1:50p MWF BBH 219 Steil, M
12 1:40p- 2:55p TR
BBH 211 Cantor, E
14 4:15p- 5:30p TR
LWH 3081 Cantor, E
15 7:05p- 9:45p W
B 152 Cantor, E
L18 6:10p- 8:50p T
EC 137 Petersen, M
1 4:15p- 5:30p MW LWH 3056 Bruce, D
Credits
CRN
12039
12041
12043
12046
12048
12050
12052
12055
12058
12059
12062
12082
12153
12156
12157
12158
12159
12160
12161
12162
3.0
11972
11989
11991
11994
11997
11998
11999
12000
12002
12003
12004
12005
12006
12009
12013
3.0
11975
12016
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
202 HU The World of Drama
3.0
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
TBA, I
12018
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p W
EC 122 TBA, I
11978
1 10:00a-10:50a MWF
Davros, M 12019
2 12:00p-12:50p MWF LWH 2044 White, B
12021
3 1:40p- 2:55p TR
LWH 2071 TBA, I
12023
4 2:00p- 2:50p MWF LWH 2044 Graf, T
12026
5 7:05p- 9:45p M
LWH 2044 White, H
12029
J1 12:40p- 3:20p S
CIS 504 Kheperu, M 12856
210
WIP:Methods for Engl Majors
3.0
1 10:50a-12:05p TR
BBH 240 Poll, R
12035
Prerequisites: ENGL 101 AND ENGL 102,
Major Restriction: A&S-English,Sec Ed-English Education
218
Amer Lit:Beginnings to 1865
3.0
1 12:00p- 1:15p MW LWH 3071 Scherman, T 12038
219
Amer Lit:1865 to the Present
3.0
1 5:40p- 6:55p TR
Garcia, E
12042
221
Engl Lit:Beginnings - C.1750
3.0
1 4:15p- 5:30p TR
LWH 2081 Kim, J
12045
222
Engl Lit:C.1750 To Present
3.0
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
LWH 2071 Hoberg, T 12051
235
Intro To Creative Writing I
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p T
TBA, I
12054
300
Russian Lit:Gogol - Chekhov
3.0
1 2:50p- 4:05p MW
White, H
12057
303
Gay and Lesbian Literature
3.0
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
LWH 3081 Barnett, T
12061
307
Medieval Std:Arthurian Legend
3.0
1 11:00a-11:50a MWF LWH 3020 Hoberg, T 12857
316
Forms Of Poetry
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p W
LWH 3094 Bruce, D
12065
321
Lit Of Romantic Movement
3.0
1 11:00a-11:50a MWF LWH 3081 White, H
12067
323
Shaw & Modern British Drama
3.0
1 1:40p- 2:55p TR
LWH 3081 Kim, J
12068
330
Shakespeare:Comedies & Romncs
3.0
1 5:40p- 6:55p MW LWH 2056 Greenburg, B 12071
331
Shakespeare: Tragedies
3.0
1 10:00a-10:50a MWF LWH 2071 Hoberg, T 12078
335
Wrtn Comunicatns For Business
3.0
1 10:50a- 1:30p S
Doyle, J
12079
W1 10:50a- 1:30p S
LWH 2054 Doyle, J
12080
339
Islamic Literatures
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p T
LWH 3031 TBA, I
12867
Prerequisites: ENGL 101 AND ENGL 102,
345
Practical Criticism
3.0
1 4:15p- 5:30p MW
Over, K
12084
369
U.S. Latino/a Literature & Clt
3.0
1 2:50p- 4:05p MW LWH 2094 Garcia, E
12869
Course No.
Sec#
Times
372
1
377
1
384
1
386
1
390
1
410
1
422
1
435
1
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
American Women Writers 19th Ct
3.0
12:15p- 1:30p TR
LWH 2071 Scherman, T 12085
Prerequisites: ENGL 101 AND ENGL 102 AND ENGL 218,
Argumentative Prose
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p M
LWH 4006 Buell, M
12087
Creative Writing:Poetry I
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p M
LWH 3044 Bruce, D
12088
Prerequisites: ENGL 102 AND ENGL 235 OR ENGL 236,
Creative Writing:Fiction I
3.0
4:15p- 5:30p TR
LWH 3020 Greenburg, B 12090
Prerequisites: ENGL 102 AND ENGL 235 OR ENGL 236,
Young Adult Novel
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p W
LWH 3031 Wolk, S
12091
Literary Methods & Practice
3.0
5:40p- 8:20p T
FA 225A Greenburg, B 12859
Major Restriction: Grad-English
Milton
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p M
BBH 222 Kim, J
12092
Wrtg Assessment:Thry & Pract
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p T
BBH 360 Hunt, S
12093
Graduate Students: Contact the Graduate Advisor for
individualized study options. See Department Notes in back
of Schedule.
109 NS FYE:Chgo Rocks! Geolgy in City
3.0
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
seating
2 10:50a-12:05p TR
seating
109W NSL FYE:Muddy Waters:Chgo Env Geol
3.0
1 10:00a-10:50a W
10:00a-12:30p F
BBH 120 Sanders, L
seating
2 1:00p- 3:30p F
1:00p- 1:50p W
BBH 120 Sanders, L
seating
3.0
L18 5:20p- 8:50p T
EC 128 TBA, I
11981
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
L19 08:30a-12:00p S
EC 128 TBA, I
11983
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
1 09:00a-10:50a M
BBH 116 Brown, N
12116
11:00a-11:50a MW BBH 102 Brown, N
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
39
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
09:00a-10:50a W
BBH 116 Brown, N
12119
11:00a-11:50a MW BBH 102 Brown, N
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
3 09:00a-10:50a F
BBH 116 Brown, N
12121
11:00a-11:50a MW BBH 102 Brown, N
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
4 11:00a-12:40p MW BBH 120 Easterday, C 12124
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
5 1:15p- 2:55p TR
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
6 5:40p- 7:20p TR
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
7 2:00p- 3:40p MW BBH 120 Fitchett, R 12130
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
8 7:05p- 8:45p MW BBH 120 TBA, I
12131
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p W
EC 126 TBA, I
11985
20 OR A02 21
L19 4:15p- 6:55p R
EC 126 TBA, I
11987
20 OR A02 21
1 12:15p- 1:30p TR
BBH 102 Voglesonger, K 12135
20 OR A02 21
2 1:00p- 2:15p MW BBH 101 Easterday, C 12137
20 OR A02 21
3 1:40p- 2:55p TR
20 OR A02 21
4 5:40p- 6:55p MW BBH 112 TBA, I
12143
20 OR A02 21
207
The Atmosphere & The Oceans
4.0
1 09:25a-11:05a R
09:25a-11:55a T
BBH 116 Fariduddin, M
211
Physical Geology
4.0
1 11:00a-12:40p W
BBH 116 Duke, G
12173
11:00a- 1:30p M
BBH 116 Duke, G
306
Rocks And Minerals
4.0
1 4:15p- 6:45p W
BBH 116 Duke, G
12174
4:15p- 5:55p M
BBH 116 Duke, G
Prerequisites: ESCI 211,
315
Glacial & Quaternary Geology
3.0
1 2:00p- 3:15p MW BBH 116 Hemzacek, J 12175
Prerequisites: ESCI 121 OR ESCI 211,
317
Prin Sedimentation
4.0
1 4:15p- 6:55p R
4:15p- 5:55p T
BBH 116 Fariduddin, M
Prerequisites: ESCI 306 OR ESCI 206,
2
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
- Geography & Environmental Studies (GES) -
Students should refer to the online course listing through
NEIUport for changes that may occur to this schedule. Please
see the department’s web site for more information about
B.A. and M.A. degree programs, GIS Certificates, and other
department matters -- including course schedules for coming
terms: www.neiu.edu/~deptges. See Department Notes in
back of Schedule.
104 SB Introduction To Geography
3.0
2 09:25a-10:40a TR
BBH 102 Qutub, M
12269
4 5:40p- 6:55p TR
BBH 102 Mostek, J
12271
5 TBA
OL
Online
Good, E
12277
109A SB FYE:Chgo Geogphs:Global Chicag
3.0
seating
3.0
1 11:00a-11:50a MWF BBH 224 TBA, I
12288
2 12:15p- 1:30p TR
BBH 131 Jones, D
12295
3 TBA
OL
Online
Good, E
12300
205
Physical Geography I
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p T
BBH 202 Mostek, J
12304
212
Economic Geography
3.0
217
Urban Geography
3.0
1 12:00p-12:50p MWF BBH 202 Grammenos 12309
218
Conserv Natrl Resrce
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p R
BBH 202 Mostek, J
12311
240
Water Resources & Development
3.0
1 10:50a-12:05p TR
BBH 202 Qutub, M
12313
250
WIP:Writing in GES
3.0
1 4:15p- 6:55p W
BBH 202 Schmidt, C 12315
291
GIS Across Disciplines
3.0
1 5:40p- 6:55p TR
CBM 158 Mihir, M
12317
302L
Regional Geog: Southeast Asia
3.0
1 10:00a-12:50p BBH 202 Mostek, J
12319
302V
Regional Geogr:U.S. & Canada
3.0
1 10:00a-10:50a MWF BBH 202 Good, E
12320
309
Prin/Meth Envirn Interpretatn
3.0
1 12:00p-12:50p MWF BBH 224 TBA, I
12321
327
Forest Resource Management
3.0
1 1:00p- 1:50p MWF BBH 224 TBA, I
12322
Prerequisites: GES 218,
339
Geog Of Fossil Energy Resourc
3.0
1 12:15p- 1:30p TR
BBH 202 Qutub, M
12350
Prerequisites: GES 205,
344
Chicago River Issues
3.0
1 09:00a-11:50a S
BBH 224 Jones, D
12430
Prerequisites: GES 104 OR GES 150 OR GES 205,
346
Global Chicago
3.0
1 1:00p- 1:50p MWF BBH 202 Grammenos 12445
359
Environmental Planning
3.0
1 2:00p- 3:15p MW BBH 202 Banerjee, A 12450
Prerequisites: GES 150 OR GES 218 OR GES 220,
374
Research Methods
3.0
1 4:15p- 5:30p TR
BBH 202 Jones, D
12452
383
Internship In G&ES
3.0
1 TBA
Internship Banerjee, A
12454
Comments: Contact A Banerjee
390
Remote Sensing & DIP
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p T
CBM 158 Mihir, M
12456
391
GIS I
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p W
CBM 158 Howenstine 12457
Course No.
Sec#
Times
411
1
449
1
455
1
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
Scop&Phl Geog&Env St
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p R
BBH 229 Grammenos 12460
Major Restriction: Grad-Geog & Envir Std
Seminar In Land Use Controls
3.0
5:40p- 6:55p MW BBH 229 TBA, I
12462
Sem:Environmental Planning
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p M
BBH 202 Banerjee, A 12464
109 SB FYE:History of Chicago
3.0
12024
seating
111A SB World Hist: West to 1500
3.0
1 10:00a-10:50a MWF LWH 2094 Hoel, N
12096
2 2:50p- 4:05p MW LWH 2081 Hoel, N
12097
3 10:50a-12:05p TR
Dudley, C
12098
4 1:40p- 2:55p TR
LWH 2081 Dudley, C
12099
111B SB World Hist: West, 1500-Present
3.0
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
2 10:50a-12:05p TR
3 12:15p- 1:30p TR
111C SB World History: East Asia
3.0
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p R
1 5:40p- 6:55p MW LWH 2094 Grossman, R 12108
2 5:40p- 6:55p TR
LWH 2020 Grossman, R 12109
111E SB World History: Africa
3.0
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
LWH 2094 Tuck, M
12110
2 1:40p- 2:55p TR
LWH 2094 Tuck, M
12111
111F SB World History:Islam
3.0
1 10:50a-12:05p TR
2 1:40p- 2:55p TR
214 SB U.S. History 1607-1877
3.0
WL1 08:30a-11:10a S
1 10:25a-11:40a MW LWH 2005 Schmeller, M 12115
2 12:00p- 1:15p MW LWH 2094 Schmeller, M 12117
4 4:15p- 6:55p R
FA 202 Hoff, T
12120
215 SB U.S. History 1877-Present
3.0
2 2:00p- 3:15p MW LWH 2020 Bacino, L
12123
3 4:15p- 5:30p MW LWH 2094 Bacino, L
12125
4 10:50a-12:05p TR
LWH 2020 Johnson, J 12126
5 4:15p- 6:55p W
LWH 2081 Hoff, T
12128
300A
Ancient Greece
3.0
1 12:15p- 1:30p TR
2 7:05p- 9:45p R
301
Medieval Europe
3.0
1 11:00a-11:50a MWF LWH 3094 Hoel, N
12134
305
Eur/Age Of Imperlsm 1871-1919
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p R
312
Tudor England
3.0
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
LWH 2005 Dudley, C
12138
2 7:05p- 9:45p T
LWH 3105 Dudley, C
12140
324
Civil War & Reconstruction
3.0
1 12:00p- 1:15p MW FA 216 Morgan, F 12141
Comments: Writing Intensive Course
2 2:50p- 4:05p MW LWH 2109 Morgan, F 12142
40
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
329A African Amer History to 1865
1 4:15p- 5:30p TR
FA 247 Miller, P
337 Hist Of South 1877-Present
1 12:15p- 1:30p TR
LWH 3105 Johnson, J
351 Central Amer & The Caribbean
1 7:05p- 9:45p M
FA 153 Grossman, R
353 History Of Mexico
1 4:15p- 5:30p TR
LWH 3046 Grossman, R
370 Precolonial Sub-Saharn Africa
1 10:50a-12:05p TR
LWH 3105 Tuck, M
392
Problems In History
1 10:00a-10:50a MWF FA 153 Bacino, L
Comments: Topic: US in Vietnam
2 4:15p- 5:30p TR
LWH 3003 Farzaneh, M
Comments: Topic: Shi’ism
3 1:00p- 1:50p MWF LWH 3003 Hoel, N
Comments: Survey of Byzantine Hist
401
Histgrphy & Historical Method
1 7:05p- 9:45p M
BBH 360 Schmeller, M
Major Restriction: Grad-History
433
Rdgs 19th Century America
1 7:05p- 9:45p T
Morgan, F
460
Readings: Modern Japanese Hist
1 7:05p- 9:45p W
BBH 112 Eisenberg, A
Credits
CRN
3.0
12144
3.0
12145
3.0
12800
3.0
12147
3.0
12148
3.0
12149
12150
12151
3.0
12152
3.0
12154
3.0
12155
101 Introduction to Social Justice
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p M
EC 127 Logan, G
11697
1 10:50a-12:05p TR
LWH 3046 Bernstein, D 12168
2 5:40p- 6:55p TR
3 12:00p- 1:15p MW LWH 2005 Okosun, T 12171
109 SB FYE:Justice in Chicago
3.0
1 10:50a-12:05p TR
Natcone, A 11698
seating
201
Intro Criminal Justice System
3.0
1 4:15p- 6:55p W
LWH 3046 Campbell, J 12216
2 7:05p- 9:45p T
LWH 3046 TBA, I
12218
202
Justice and Inequality
3.0
1 1:40p- 2:55p TR
FA 247 Matthews, N 12220
2 12:00p- 1:15p MW FA 218 De La Torre, M12222
3 1:25p- 2:40p MW FA 216 De La Torre, M12224
4 TBA
OL
Online
Terpstra, J 12225
5 8:30p- 9:45p TR
LWH 3005 TBA, I
12228
241
Skills For Inquiry I
3.0
1 08:00a-09:15a TR
FA 256 Capeheart, L 12229
2 1:40p- 2:55p TR
3 4:15p- 6:55p W
LWH 2071 Milovanovic, D12231
4 7:05p- 8:20p MW FA 218 Atterberry, K 12232
301
Thrys of Just & Social Change
3.0
1 TBA
OL
Online
Terpstra, J 12233
CRJU 202,
90 or more hrs
2 10:50a-12:05p TR
CRJU 202,
90 or more hrs
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
7:05p- 9:45p T
FA 153 Toffolo, C
12235
CRJU 202,
90 or more hrs
309
Portrayal Of Crime In Media
3.0
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
LWH 3046 Terpstra, J 12236
312
Theories Of Criminal Behavior
3.0
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
Prerequisites: JUST 101 OR CRJU 101,
313
Prisons And Jails
3.0
1 12:15p- 1:30p TR
319
Latinos/as & Criminal Just Sys
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p T
EC 134 TBA, I
11699
321
Violence Against Women
3.0
1 4:15p- 6:55p R
LWH 3106 Bannister, S 12240
326
Juvenile Justice System
3.0
1 5:40p- 6:55p TR
LWH 3046 West, R
12242
330
Legal Res/Biblgrphy Crim Law
3.0
1 12:15p- 1:30p TR
LWH 3046 Natcone, A 12243
333
Community Law
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p R
LWH 2094 TBA, I
12245
334
Criminal Law And Procedure
3.0
1 12:15p- 1:30p TR
Prerequisites: JUST 201 OR CRJU 201,
335
Legal Process I
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p W
LWH 3046 Campbell, J 12247
345
Practicum In Criminal Justice
3.0
1 1:40p- 2:55p TR
LWH 3071 Bannister, S 12248
Prerequisites: JUST 202 AND JUST 101 AND JUST 241 AND
JUST 301,
2 7:05p- 9:45p M
FA 256 Okosun, T 12249
Prerequisites: JUST 202 AND JUST 101 AND JUST 241 AND
JUST 301,
350
Field Work Seminar
6.0
1 08:00a-10:40a S
FA 216 Matthews, N 12250
364
Terrorism in Media & Law
3.0
1 08:00a-09:15a TR
LWH 3003 Terpstra, J 12864
Prerequisites: JUST 101 AND JUST 202,
395
Hunger & Homelessness
3.0
1 4:15p- 6:55p T
LWH 2005 Natcone, A 12251
3
109 HU FYE:Languge & Divrsty in Chgo
3.0
12865
seating
3 1:00p- 1:50p MWF
Duchaj, K
12866
seating
3.0
WL1 6:10p- 8:50p F
EC 123 TBA, I
11700
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
LWH 2044 TBA, I
12179
2 10:00a-10:50a MWF
Sreenan, N 12180
3 11:00a-11:50a MWF
Sreenan, N 12182
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p W
EC 128 TBA, I
11704
1 09:00a-09:50a MWF LWH 2044 Strid, J
12183
2 11:00a-11:50a MWF LWH 2056 Strid, J
12184
3 1:00p- 1:50p MWF LWH 2044 Strid, J
12185
4 2:00p- 3:15p MW LWH 2056 TBA, I
12186
5 08:00a-09:15a TR
LWH 2056 Sreenan, N 12187
6 09:25a-10:40a TR
LWH 2056 Sreenan, N 12188
7 10:50a-12:05p TR
LWH 2056 TBA, I
12189
8 1:40p- 2:55p TR
LWH 2056 TBA, I
12190
Course No.
Sec#
Times
9
10
201
1
2
3
303
1
322
1
338
1
361
1
401
1
2
405
1
437
1
438
1
446
1
448
1
450
1
471
1
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
7:05p- 9:45p T
LWH 2056 Duchaj, K
12192
10:50a- 1:30p S
LWH 2044 TBA, I
12194
Intro To General Linguistics
3.0
1:00p- 2:15p MW
Gebhardt, L 12195
12:15p- 1:30p TR
LWH 2056 TBA, I
12196
7:05p- 9:45p W
LWH 2056 TBA, I
12198
Grammars Of English
3.0
2:00p- 2:50p MWF LWH 3003 Boyle, J
12200
Prerequisites: LING 201,
Intro To Sociolinguistics
3.0
1:40p- 2:55p TR
LWH 3106 Hallett, R
12201
Intro to Syntactic Theory
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p M
LWH 3096 Boyle, J
12202
Prerequisites: LING 201 AND LING 303,
Intro to World Englishes
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p T
FA 216 Hallett, R
12203
Fundamntls Modern Linguistics
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p R
LWH 3056 Hallett, R
12205
7:05p- 9:45p W
B 158 Gebhardt, L 12206
Typology
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p M
Gebhardt, L 12208
Major Restriction: Grad-Linguistics,Grad-Linguistics
Intro to Generative Grammar
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p W
FA 203 Boyle, J
12209
Prerequisites: LING 401 OR TESL 402,
Syntax
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p M
LWH 3096 Boyle, J
12210
Prerequisites: LING 401 OR TESL 402 AND LING 437,
Sociolinguistics
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p R
BBH 228 Kaplan-Weinger 12211
Discourse Analysis
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p W
Kaplan-Weinger, J
12212
Prerequisites: LING 401 OR TESL 402 AND LING 437 AND
LING 446,
First Language Aquisition
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p M
FA 203 Mahootian, S 12214
World Englishes
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p T
FA 216 Hallett, R
12227
Prerequisites: LING 401 AND LING 446,
Major Restriction: Grad-Linguistics
— Latino and Latin Amer Studies (LLAS) —
101 SB Intro to Latino & L. A. Studie
1 12:00p- 1:15p MW LWH 3105 TBA, I
2 7:05p- 9:45p M
FA 255 Ortiz, V
201 WIP:Culture & Hist of Latinos
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
LWH 3005 Gomez, C
2 7:05p- 9:45p T
BBH 219 Garcia, E
312 Introduction to the Barrio
1 7:05p- 9:45p W
FA 255 Ortiz, V
3.0
12164
12165
3.0
12172
12176
3.0
12178
See Academic Development, Page 53.
41
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
–– Mathematics (MATH) ––
REMINDER!! The schedule printed here is subject to
change. Please use the schedule on NEIUport to get
the most up-to-date information.
Successful completion of course prerequisites is
required before registration is permitted. When
manual verification of prerequisites is needed, a course
permission form is submitted to the Mathematics office BBH214B for processing. These forms are made available two
weeks prior to advance registration and can be obtained from
the Mathematics office or our department website www.neiu.
edu/~math. Follow the instructions carefully.
In addition to NEIU coursework, prerequisites may also
be met by qualifying transfer coursework, ACT or Math
Placement scores. Prerequisites for Mathematics courses are
accessible on NEIUport and can also be found in the most
recent academic catalog.
For the most up-to-date information, please check the bulletin
boards by the Math Office BBH-214B, the department website
www.neiu.edu/~math or contact the Mathematics Department
at 773-442-5776 or 5760 for assistance.
3.0
WL1 11:20a- 2:00p S
EC 122 Duggal, V
11712
in NEIUport,
1 12:00p- 1:15p MW BBH 233 Manoyan, V 12270
in NEIUport,
2 09:25a-10:40a TR
B 158 Maglio, R
12273
in NEIUport,
3 10:50a- 1:30p S
CBM 113 Ter-Saakyants 12274
in NEIUport,
4 4:15p- 5:30p MW CBM 113 Hardy, J
12276
in NEIUport,
3.0
L18 4:15p- 5:30p TR
EC 121 Kupiec, A
11713
in NEIUport,
1 12:00p- 1:15p MW LWH 2108 Beardsley, B 12279
in NEIUport,
2 5:40p- 6:55p TR
BBH 242 Wang, Z
12281
in NEIUport,
3 4:15p- 5:30p MW BBH 242 TBA, I
12282
in NEIUport,
4 1:40p- 2:55p TR
BBH 242 Wang, Z
12286
in NEIUport,
5 09:25a-10:40a TR
SCI 242 Choi, S
12289
in NEIUport,
6 TBA
OL
Online
Kupiec, A
12291
in NEIUport,
3.0
1 08:00a-09:15a TR
B 158 Maglio, R
12292
in NEIUport,
2 10:50a-12:05p TR
B 158 Maglio, R
12294
in NEIUport,
3 2:50p- 4:05p MW CBM 111 Manoyan, V 12296
in NEIUport,
in NEIUport,
42
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
W1 10:50a- 1:30p S
BBH 129 TBA, I
12301
in NEIUport,
143
3.0
1 2:50p- 4:05p MW BBH 325 Hardy, J
12323
in NEIUport,
2 12:15p- 1:30p TR
in NEIUport,
W1 10:50a- 1:30p S
BBH 233 TBA, I
12325
in NEIUport,
163 MA Elem Functions For Business
3.0
1 5:40p- 6:55p MW CBM 113 Beardsley, B 12327
in NEIUport,
in NEIUport,
3 8:30p- 9:45p TR
BBH 129 TBA, I
12329
in NEIUport,
4 08:00a-09:15a TR
in NEIUport,
5 09:25a-10:40a TR
in NEIUport,
165
Fin Math-Bus/Soc Sci
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p R
EC 117 Cotte, J
11715
in NEIUport,
1 2:50p- 4:05p MW BBH 201 Gleyzer, J
12333
in NEIUport,
2 10:00a-11:50a MW BBH 129 Ter-Saakyants 12334
in NEIUport,
3 10:50a-12:05p TR
BBH 233 Choi, S
12336
in NEIUport,
4 TBA
OL
Online
Kupiec, A
12338
in NEIUport,
5 7:05p- 8:20p TR
BBH 129 Rustagi, R 12339
in NEIUport,
6 12:15p- 1:30p TR
in NEIUport,
167
Business Calculus I
4.0
1 7:05p- 8:20p MW BBH 201 Gwanyama, P 12342
in NEIUport,
2 10:00a-11:50a MW BBH 201 Gleyzer, J
12343
in NEIUport,
3 08:00a-09:40a TR
Finley, P
12344
in NEIUport,
4 5:05p- 6:55p TR
BBH 129 Manoyan, V 12345
in NEIUport,
5 TBA
OL
Online
Kupiec, A
12346
in NEIUport,
173 MA College Algebra
3.0
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
2 12:15p- 1:30p TR
CBM 113 Finley, P
12348
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
3 5:40p- 6:55p TR
BBH 325 Choi, S
12349
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
Course No.
Sec#
Times
4
5
175
1
2
3
185
1
2
3
4
6
186
1
187
1
2
3
4
5
188
1
2
202
1
2
203
1
2
243
1
2
251
1
2
262
1
2
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
7:05p- 8:20p MW CBM 113 Turian, E
12351
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
09:25a-10:40a TR
BBH 129 Hardy, J
12352
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
MA Trigonometry
3.0
1:25p- 2:40p MW BBH 201 Gleyzer, J
12353
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
12:00p- 1:15p MW BBH 129 Ter-Saakyants 12354
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
10:50a-12:05p TR
A02 22 OR A02 23 OR A02 24
Precalculus
4.0
08:00a-09:50a MW
Gleyzer, J
12356
in NEIUport,
09:50a-11:30a TR
Finley, P
12357
in NEIUport,
TBA
OL
Online
Gudehithlu, S 12359
in NEIUport,
5:05p- 6:55p TR
CBM 113 Finley, P
12379
in NEIUport,
TBA
OL
Online
Resnicoff, G 12380
in NEIUport,
Precalculus Seminar
1.0
TBA
Finley, P
12381
Calculus I
4.0
10:00a-11:50a MW B 158 Wrinkle, N 12382
in NEIUport,
2:00p- 3:50p MW CBM 113 TBA, I
12383
in NEIUport,
7:05p- 8:55p TR
CBM 113 Turian, E
12384
in NEIUport,
TBA
OL
Online
Gudehithlu, S 12385
in NEIUport,
TBA
OL
Online
Resnicoff, G 12388
in NEIUport,
Calculus I Seminar
1.0
TBA
Resnicoff, G 12389
TBA
Turian, E
12391
Calculus II
4.0
12:00p- 1:50p MW BBH 364 Resnicoff, G 12393
Prerequisites: MATH 187 OR MATH 107, OR UMPR 40
11:40a- 1:30p TR
Filus, L
12394
Calculus III
4.0
11:40a- 1:30p TR
BBH 222 Mitina, A
12395
Prerequisites: MATH 202,
2:00p- 3:50p MW BBH 224 Gwanyama, P 12398
Linear Algebra I
3.0
5:40p- 6:55p MW
Gwanyama, P 12399
4:15p- 5:30p TR
BBH 311 Mitina, A
12400
WIP:Discrete Mathematics
3.0
4:15p- 5:30p MW BBH 364 Cordell, S
12401
Prerequisites: MATH 187 OR MATH 107 AND ENGL 101, OR
UMPR 40
5:40p- 6:55p TR
BBH 131 Filus, L
12402
Prerequisites: MATH 187 OR MATH 107 AND ENGL 101, OR
UMPR 40
Calculus II Seminar
1.0
TBA
Resnicoff, G 12403
TBA
Mitina, A
12404
Course No.
Sec#
Times
301
1
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
Ordinary Differentl Equatns I
3.0
4:15p- 5:30p TR
BBH 201 Wang, Z
12405
304
Intro To Numerical Analysis
3.0
1 4:15p- 5:30p MW BBH 131 Zeng, Z
12406
Prerequisites: MATH 203 AND MATH 243 AND MATH 340,
305
Probability And Statistics
3.0
1 4:15p- 5:30p TR
2 5:40p- 6:55p MW BBH 325 Polyashuk, M 12413
306
Linear Programng & Extensions
3.0
Prerequisites: MATH 203 AND MATH 243,
312
Foundations Of Geometry
3.0
1 8:30p- 9:45p TR
BBH 224 Gidea, M
12426
322
Number Theory
3.0
1 5:40p- 6:55p MW BBH 201 Wrinkle, N 12428
331
Foundations Of Algebra I
3.0
1 5:40p- 6:55p TR
BBH 364 Cofer, T
12429
334
Math Statistics I
3.0
1 5:40p- 6:55p TR
BBH 224 O’Hara, P
12431
338
Adv Calculus:Single Variable
3.0
1 7:05p- 8:20p TR
BBH 364 Mitina, A
12433
339
Adv Calculus:Multi-Variable
3.0
1 1:25p- 2:40p MW BBH 131 Zeng, Z
12499
340
Computing For Mathematicians
4.0
1 09:00a-12:50p S
CBM 114 Zeng, Z
12502
401
Number Theory Elem Tchr
3.0
1 5:40p- 6:55p MW BBH 222 Cordell, S
12503
Major Restriction: Grad-Math:Elem Schl Tchr
406
Linear Programming:Thry & Prac
3.0
1 7:05p- 8:20p TR
BBH 224 TBA, I
12505
421
Modern Geometry
3.0
1 4:15p- 5:30p TR
BBH 131 Wrinkle, N 12506
435
Mathematics Structure II
3.0
1 7:05p- 8:20p MW BBH 131 Cordell, S
12507
439
Computers In Education
3.0
1 4:15p- 5:30p TR
BBH 364 TBA, I
12508
441
Multivariate Stat Analysis
3.0
1 5:40p- 6:55p MW BBH 364 TBA, I
12509
472
Simulation Model & Analysis
3.0
1 5:40p- 6:55p MW BBH 224 TBA, I
12510
473B
Adv Tpc Op Res: Programming
3.0
Course No.
Sec#
Times
474
1
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
Mathematical Modeling
3.0
4:15p- 5:30p TR
BBH 224 TBA, I
12511
Major Restriction: Grad-Mathematics
— Music —
3.0
1 4:15p- 5:30p MW FA 141A Burton, R
11960
J1 6:00p- 8:40p M
CIS 211 TBA, I
12850
109 FA FYE:Steppin Out-Dance in Chgo
3.0
1 12:15p- 1:30p TR
FA 145 Burton, R
11962
seating
131 FA Introduction To Spanish Dance
3.0
1 10:50a-12:05p TR
J
111 Ruiz, I
11963
2 12:15p- 1:30p MW J
111 Ruiz, I
11964
161
Spanish Dance I
2.0
1 12:15p- 1:30p TR
J
111 Ruiz, I
11965
Prerequisites: DANC 131,
Comments: Joint Class - DANC 161 & 261
204
Repertory Ensemble
1.0
1 4:00p- 5:30p M
J
111 Stifler, V
11967
Comments: Addl Hrs TBA
251
Modern Dance I
2.0
1 5:40p- 6:55p TR
FA 141A Burton, R
11968
254
Modern Dance II
2.0
1 5:40p- 6:55p TR
FA 141A Burton, R
11970
255
Jazz Dance I
2.0
1 11:00a-12:40p M
FA 141A Farrell, J
11971
256
Ballet I
2.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p M
FA 141A Burton, R
11973
261
Spanish Dance II
2.0
1 12:15p- 1:30p TR
J
111 Ruiz, I
11974
355
Jazz Dance II
2.0
1 11:00a-12:40p W
FA 141A Farrell, J
11976
356
Ballet II
2.0
1 10:50a-12:05p TR
FA 141A Burton, R
11977
Comments: Joint Class DANC 356/7
357
Ballet III
2.0
1 10:50a-12:05p TR
FA 141A Burton, R
11979
Comments: Joint Class DANC 356/7
360
Dance Composition
3.0
1 1:00p- 3:50p M
FA 141A Stifler, V
11980
2 09:00a-10:50a M
FA 141A Stifler, V
11982
390D
Sem Dance Perf:Spanish Dance
3.0
1 2:00p- 3:50p MW J
111 Ruiz, I
11984
Prerequisites: DANC 131 AND DANC 161 AND DANC 261,
390E
Dance Styles
3.0
1 12:15p- 2:55p T
FA 141A Stifler, V
11986
— Music (MUS) —
WL1 6:10p- 8:50p F
EC 106 TBA, I
1 11:00a-11:50a MWF FA 202 Chang, P
Comments: World Music
2 4:15p- 5:30p MW FA 202 Snow, L
3 12:00p-12:50p MWF FA 202 Weber, A
4 2:00p- 2:50p MWF FA 202 Weber, A
3.0
11718
12466
12469
12470
12472
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
3.0
WL1 08:30a-11:10a S
EC 106 TBA, I
11721
1 09:00a-09:50a MWF FA 202 Kowalkowski, J12473
2 10:00a-10:50a MWF FA 202 Kowalkowski, J12475
3 1:00p- 1:50p MWF FA 202 TBA, I
12484
4 12:15p- 1:30p TR
FA 202 Vernon, A
12486
5 09:25a-10:40a TR
6 10:50a-12:05p TR
7 08:00a-09:15a TR
FA 202 Snow, L
12492
8 7:05p- 8:20p MW FA 152 Marchi, L
12493
105
Basic Mtls In Music Theory
2.0
1 09:25a-10:15a TR
FA 144 Gurin, S
12497
106
Orientation to Music Education
1.0
1 1:40p- 2:30p T
Gurin, S
12516
109 FA FYE:Chi-Tunes:Music in Chicago
3.0
2 11:00a-11:50a MWF FA 152 TBA, I
12519
seating
110
Class Voice I
2.0
1 12:00p-12:50p MW FA 152 Cowan, K
12521
2 1:00p- 1:50p MW FA 145 Cowan, K
12523
Comments: ED Majors Only
112
Class Piano I
2.0
1 09:00a-09:50a MW FA 148 Mach, E
12803
2 3:00p- 3:50p MW FA 148 Mach, E
12804
113
Class Piano II
2.0
1 10:00a-10:50a MW FA 148 Mach, E
12805
Prerequisites: MUS 112,
117
Instml Mus Studies - Strings
1.0
1 4:15p- 5:55p T
FA 145 TBA, I
12526
118
Instml Mus Studies-Woodwinds I
1.0
1 4:15p- 5:50p M
FA 152 Sperrazza, R 12527
120
Class Guitar I
2.0
1 1:00p- 1:50p MW FA 144 Torosian, B 12531
121
Music Theory I
3.0
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
FA 145 Gerritson, S 12533
Comments: Placement Exam Required
124
Sight Sing & Ear Trng I
1.0
1 09:00a-09:50a MW FA 152 TBA, I
12537
Prerequisites: MUS 121 AND MUS 122,
201
Music Theory III
3.0
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
FA 152 Mandrell, N 12538
204
Music From 1600 Thru Beethovn
3.0
1 1:00p- 1:50p MWF
Chang, P
12556
210
Music Dict I:Italian & French
2.0
1 10:00a-10:50a MW
Melton, M 12557
220
Basic Conducting
2.0
1 2:00p- 2:50p MW FA 145 Melton, M 12559
221A
University Chorus
1.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p T
FA 144 Melton, M 12561
Comments: Joint Class MUS 221A&411
222A
Vocal Ensmble:Chamber Singers
1.0
1 11:00a-12:15p MW FA 160A Melton, M 12564
222C
Vocal Ensemble:Opera Workshop
1.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p W
Comments: Joint Class MUS 222C&413
226
Orchestra
1.0
1 10:50a-12:05p TR
FA 144 Glymph, J
12567
Comments: Joint Class MUS 226&426
43
Course No.
Sec#
Times
231
1
234A
1
234B
1
234D
1
2
234E
1
234F
1
234M
1
2
235A
2
235B
1
2
307
1
325A
1
325B
1
325E
1
326
1
328A
1
328B
1
331C
1
331E
1
391
1
393L
1
2
397A
1
398B
1
44
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Band
11:30a-12:50p MWF FA 144 Cofer, R
Instrmtl Ensble: Brass
10:50a-12:05p TR
FA 152 Heath, T
Comments: Joint Class MUS 234A&434A
Instrmtl Ensble: Percussion
5:15p- 6:50p MW FA 144 TBA, I
Comments: Jt Class 2/434B
Instrmtl Ensble: Woodwinds
TBA
Sperrazza, R
Comments: Joint Class MUS 2/434D
TBA
Sperrazza, R
Comments: Jt Cl MUS 2/434D Clarinet Ensl
Instrmtl Ensble: Accompanying
TBA
TBA, I
Comments: Joint Class MUS 234E&434E
Instr Ensmbl:Piano For 4 Hnds
TBA
TBA, I
Comments: Joint Class MUS 234F%434F
Instrumental Ensemble: Guitar
4:10p- 5:50p R
FA 144 Torosian, B
Comments: Jt Cl MUS 2/434M Audtn Reqd
TBA
Torosian, B
Comments: Jt Cl MUS 2/434M Sm Ensemble
Instr Ensmbl:Jazz Band
10:00a-10:50a MWF FA 144 Tiana, M
Instr Ensmbl:Jazz Combo
1:40p- 2:30p T
FA 144 Tiana, M
3:00p- 4:10p W
FA 144 Tiana, M
Class Composition
4:15p- 6:55p R
FA 145 Mandrell, N
Performance Seminar: Brass
TBA
Heath, T
Comments: Jt Class MUS 325A&425A
Performnce Sem: Piano
TBA
TBA, I
Comments: Jt Class MUS 3/425B
Performnce Sem: Voice
4:15p- 6:55p M
FA 160A Cowan, K
Comments: Jt Cl MUS 3/425E
Songwriting
4:15p- 6:55p T
FA 144 Mandrell, N
Repertoire Seminar: Piano
TBA
TBA, I
Comments: Jt Class MUS 3/428A
Repertoire Seminar:Strings
TBA
Torosian, B
Comments: Joint Class MUS 3/428B
Appl Mus Pedagogy I:Brass
TBA
Heath, T
Comments: Joint Class MUS 3/431C
Appl Mus Pedagogy I:Voice
4:15p- 5:30p TR
FA 152 Hurt, P
Comments: Joint Class MUS 3/431E
Contemp Mus Educ:Grades K-6
3:00p- 4:10p MW FA 145 Snow, L
Sem Mus Ed:Clinical Field Exp
4:15p- 5:15p W
Gurin, S
TBA
Snow, L
Practicum: Chamber Music
09:30a-10:30a R
FA 160A Chang, P
Practicum:Computer Music
12:15p- 1:30p TR
FA 143 Mandrell, N
Credits
CRN
1.0
12570
1.0
12573
1.0
11723
1.0
12608
12613
1.0
12579
1.0
12584
1.0
12589
12592
1.0
12598
1.0
12601
12604
3.0
12619
2.0
12621
2.0
12623
2.0
12629
Course No.
Sec#
Times
411
1
412
1
413
1
423
1
425A
1
425B
1
425E
1
426
1
428A
1
3.0
12631
3.0
12634
428B
1
3.0
12636
431C
1
3.0
12639
3.0
12642
431E
1
3.0
12647
2.0
12649
434A
1
12652
434B
1
2.0
12654
3.0
12659
434D
1
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
Vocal Ensemble: Chorus
1.0
7:05p- 9:45p T
Comments: Joint Class MUS221A&411
Chamber Singers
1.0
11:00a-12:15p MW FA 160A Melton, M 12665
Opera Workshop
1.0
7:05p- 9:45p W
Comments: Joint Class MUS 222C&413
Band
1.0
11:30a-12:50p MWF FA 144 Cofer, R
12678
Mus Perf Sem: Brass
2.0
TBA
Heath, T
12688
Comments: Joint Class MUS 325A&425A
Mus Perf Sem: Piano
2.0
TBA
TBA, I
12693
Mus Perf Sem: Voice
2.0
4:15p- 6:55p M
FA 160A Cowan, K
12697
Orchestra
1.0
10:50a-12:05p TR
FA 144 Glymph, J
12700
Music Repertoire Seminar:Piano
3.0
TBA
TBA, I
12706
Comments: Joint Class MUS 3/428A
Mus Repertoire Seminar:Strings
3.0
TBA
Torosian, B 12710
Adv Appl Mus Pedagogy I:Brass
3.0
TBA
Heath, T
12713
Prerequisites: MUS 331C AND MUS 332C,
Comments: Joint Class MUS 3/431C
Adv Appl Mus Pedagogy I:Voice
3.0
4:15p- 5:30p TR
FA 152 Hurt, P
12716
Instr Ensemble:Brass
1.0
10:50a-12:05p TR
FA 152 Heath, T
12721
Major Restriction: Grad-Music
Comments: Joint Class MUS 234A & 434A
Instr Ensemble:Percussion
1.0
5:15p- 6:50p MW FA 144 TBA, I
11725
Comments: Jt. Class 2/434B
Instr Ensemble:Woodwinds
1.0
TBA
Sperrazza, R 12728
Comments: Joint Class MUS 2/434D
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
2
TBA
Sperrazza, R
Comments: Jt Cl MUS 2/434D Clarinet Ensl
434E
Instr Ensemble:Accompanying
1 TBA
TBA, I
Comments: Joint Class MUS 234E&434E
434F
Instr Ensemble:Piano Ensemble
1 TBA
TBA, I
Comments: Joint Class MUS 234F&434F
434M
Instr Ensemble:Guitar
1 4:10p- 5:50p R
FA 144 Torosian, B
Comments: Jt Cl MUS 2/434M Audtn Req
2 TBA
Torosian, B
Comments: Jt Cl MUS 2/434M Sm Ensl
471
Seminar Music History:Baroque
1 4:15p- 6:55p W
FA 152 Chang, P
Credits
CRN
12734
1.0
12738
1.0
12745
1.0
12752
12759
3.0
11727
— NEIU Multi/Interdisp Studies —
104 SB Schools and Society
1 09:00a-11:50a F
LWH 2005 TBA, I
Comments: MSTQE: Min 15 Fld Hrs x5654
3.0
12591
3.0
WL1 6:10p- 8:50p F
1 08:00a-08:50a MWF LWH 2044 Casey, J
12386
2 10:00a-10:50a MWF LWH 3031 TBA, I
12387
3 08:00a-09:15a TR
LWH 2081 TBA, I
12390
4 10:50a-12:05p TR
Waldman, D 12392
5 12:15p- 1:30p TR
LWH 3081 Waldman, D 12396
W1 12:30p- 3:10p U
B 158 TBA, I
12397
3.0
L18 7:05p- 9:45p W
1 11:00a-11:50a MWF
TBA, I
12408
2 1:00p- 1:50p MWF LWH 2056 TBA, I
12409
3 09:25a-10:40a TR
LWH 3020 TBA, I
12410
201
Logic I
3.0
1 12:00p-12:50p MWF LWH 3003 Casey, J
12411
210
WIP:Arguing Philosophically
3.0
1 09:00a-09:50a MWF FA 153 Casey, J
12412
Major Restriction: A&S-Philosophy
213 HU Ethics
3.0
WL1 11:20a- 2:00p S
1 09:00a-09:50a MWF LWH 2056 Hoffman, A 12414
2 2:00p- 2:50p MWF LWH 3020 TBA, I
12415
3 4:15p- 6:55p M
LWH 3031 Hoffman, A 12416
4 12:15p- 1:30p TR
Hoagland, S 12417
W1 08:00a-10:40a S
LWH 3003 TBA, I
12418
222
History Of Ancient Phil
3.0
1 1:40p- 2:55p TR
LWH 3094 Waldman, D 12419
332
Contemporary Phil
3.0
1 10:50a-12:05p TR
LWH 3106 Hoagland, S 12420
343
Religion & Globalization
3.0
1 11:00a-11:50a MWF LWH 3044 Hoffman, A 12421
345
Soc & Political Phil
3.0
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
LWH 3003 Mihic, S
12422
Course No.
Sec#
Times
362
1
363
1
390
1
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
Philosophy of Law
3.0
12:15p- 1:30p TR
BBH 224 Milsky, D
12423
Latin American Philosophy
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p T
LWH 3106 Hoagland, S 12425
Classical Political Theory
3.0
1:40p- 2:55p TR
LWH 3046 Mihic, S
12427
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p M
EC 108 TBA, I
11823
20 OR A02 21
20 OR A02 21
20 OR A02 21
20 OR A02 21
4 10:50a-12:05p TR BBH 101 Khalili, M
12436
20 OR A02 21
5 1:40p- 2:55p TR
BBH 101 Khalili, M
12437
20 OR A02 21
6 4:15p- 5:30p TR
BBH 101 Khalili, M
12438
20 OR A02 21
108
Physics Concepts
4.0
1 08:30a- 1:30p T
BBH 209 Dolan, P
12439
08:30a- 1:30p R
BBH 237 Dolan, P
Comments: Concur w/MATH 280 - x5571
2 6:40p- 9:10p T
BBH 209 Korman, K 12440
6:40p- 9:20p R
BBH 237 Korman, K
Comments: Concur w/MATH 280 - x5571
201
College Physics I
3.0
1 09:00a-09:50a MWF BBH 233 Srinivas, S 12441
2 2:00p- 2:50p MWF BBH 233 Srinivas, S 12442
202
College Physics II
3.0
1 12:15p- 1:30p TR
BBH 129 TBA, I
12444
Prerequisites: PHYS 201,
2 5:40p- 6:55p TR
BBH 233 Gulkarov, I 12446
203
Physics I Lab
1.0
1 10:00a-11:50a W
BBH 209 Srinivas, S 12447
Comments: Coreq: PHYS 201 or 206
2 12:00p- 1:50p W
BBH 209 Srinivas, S 12448
3 3:30p- 5:20p W
BBH 209 Delzenero, R 12449
4 7:05p- 8:55p W
BBH 209 Gulkarov, I 12451
204
Physics II Lab
1.0
1 09:20a-11:10a T
BBH 237 TBA, I
12453
2 11:20a- 1:30p T
BBH 237 TBA, I
12455
3 7:05p- 8:55p T
BBH 237 Khalili, M
12458
206
University Physics I
3.0
207
University Physics II
3.0
1 5:40p- 6:55p TR
BBH 123 Khalili, M
12461
Course No.
Sec#
Times
211
1
212
1
305
1
308
1
330
1
336
1
TBA
TBA
Title
Days
Locat.
Physics I Seminar
Instr.
Srinivas, S
Physics II Seminar
TBA, I
Modern Physics I
5:40p- 6:55p TR
BBH 231 Acioli, P
Prerequisites: PHYS 207 OR PHYS 202,
Intro Mathematical Physics
5:40p- 6:55p MW BBH 317 TBA, I
Prerequisites: MATH 203 AND PHYS 207,
Intermediate Physics Lab
7:05p- 9:55p TR
BBH 123 Dolan, P
Quantum Mechanics
7:05p- 8:20p MW BBH 233 Srinivas, S
Credits
CRN
1.0
12463
1.0
12465
3.0
12467
3.0
12468
3.0
12806
3.0
12474
3.0
11824
seating
1 2:25p- 3:40p MW LWH 2071 Ramos, M 12855
seating
3.0
L18 4:15p- 5:30p TR
EC 123 TBA, I
11825
2 7:05p- 9:45p M
BBH 323 TBA, I
12481
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p T
EC 122 Buslik, R
11826
WL1 11:20a- 2:00p S
EC 134 Pierre, A
11827
1 09:00a-09:50a MWF LWH 3031 TBA, I
12482
3 11:00a-11:50a MWF LWH 2044 Benjamin, R 12485
4 12:00p-12:50p MWF LWH 2056 TBA, I
12487
5 1:00p- 2:15p MW LWH 3031 Hill, J
12489
6 08:00a-09:15a TR
LWH 2044 Fine, L
12494
7 10:50a-12:05p TR
LWH 2044 Fine, L
12496
8 12:15p- 1:30p TR
LWH 3031 Kasule, S
12512
9 1:40p- 2:55p TR
10 4:15p- 5:30p TR
11 5:40p- 6:55p TR
LWH 2044 TBA, I
12517
12 TBA
Mayer, M
12518
W1 6:00p- 8:40p F
LWH 2056 Owens, L
12520
251
WIP:Comp Political Systems
3.0
1 5:40p- 6:55p MW LWH 3044 De Bruyn, M 12522
275
Intro To World Politics
3.0
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
LWH 3031 Kasule, S
12524
304
Field Experience
3.0
1 TBA
Field Experience TBA, I
12525
305
Internship I
6.0
1 TBA
Internship
TBA, I
12528
312
Amer Prsdncy & Exec Branch
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p R
Prerequisites: PSCI 216 OR AMER 216,
320
Constitutional Law
3.0
1 4:15p- 5:30p TR
330
Afr Amer Politics & Soc Change
3.0
1 1:00p- 2:15p MW LWH 4006 Benjamin, R 12532
Prerequisites: PSCI 216,
333
Immigration and Ethnicity
3.0
L18 7:05p- 9:45p M
EC 106 Guelespe, D 11830
Prerequisites: PSCI 210 AND PSCI 216,
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
335
1
Urban Politics
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p T
338
Chicago Politics
3.0
1 4:15p- 5:30p MW LWH 2108 Ramos, M 12534
341
Public Administration
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p R
LWH 3105 Jackson, G 12535
345
Government Budgeting
3.0
1 11:00a-11:50a MWF LWH 3071 Hill, J
12536
346
Public Personnel Administratn
3.0
1 12:15p- 1:30p TR
358
Modern European Govnmts
3.0
1 2:25p- 3:40p MW LWH 4006 De Bruyn, M 12809
Prerequisites: PSCI 251 OR COMP 211 OR PSCI 275 OR IR
201 OR PSCI 210,
363
Politics Of The Middle East
3.0
W1 7:05p- 9:45p T
BBH 323 Haboub, W 12541
201 OR PSCI 210,
365
Pol&Govt Mex,Cen Amer,Caribbn
3.0
1 5:40p- 6:55p TR
LWH 3044 Leaman, D 12542
201 OR PSCI 210,
372
Democ,Respnsvns, & Accntblty
3.0
1 10:00a-10:50a MWF LWH 3071 Thompson, M 12543
Prerequisites: PSCI 210 OR PSCI 251 OR PSCI 275,
373
Gender And Politics
3.0
1 10:50a-12:05p TR BBH 323 Satkunaratnam 12544
201 OR WSP 101,
375
Contemp Internatnl Relations
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p W
LWH 3044 Kasule, S
12545
Prerequisites: PSCI 275 OR IR 201 OR PSCI 251 OR COMP
211 OR PSCI 210,
381
International Terrorism
3.0
Prerequisites: PSCI 275 OR IR 201 OR PSCI 251 OR COMP
211 OR PSCI 210,
390
Classical Political Theory
3.0
1 1:40p- 2:55p TR
LWH 3046 Mihic, S
12547
392
WIP:Contemp Political Philos
3.0
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
LWH 3003 Mihic, S
12548
401
Classics Of Political Science
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p R
BBH 323 Mihic, S
12549
427
Sem Amer Plcy-Mkg Process
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p W
BBH 123 Benjamin, R 12550
442
Public Burac: Thry & Practice
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p M
BBH 351 Hill, J
12551
478
EU - US Transatlantic Relation
3.0
1 5:40p- 6:20p F
LWH 2105 De Bruyn, M 12552
483
International Political Econom
3.0
45
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
See Department Notes in back of Schedule. See policy on first
3.0
L18 4:15p- 5:30p MW EC 107 Zarankin, S 11831
1 10:50a-12:05p TR
BBH 360 TBA, I
12479
2 12:15p- 1:30p TR
BBH 112 Saszik, S
12490
3 09:00a-09:50a MWF BBH 360 TBA, I
12495
4 09:25a-10:40a TR
109 SB FYE:Growing Up in Chicago
3.0
1 2:00p- 3:15p MW FA 108 Church, R 12498
seating
109C SB FYE:The Pursuit of Happiness
3.0
1 12:15p- 1:30p TR
seating
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p M
L19 6:10p- 8:50p R
EC 123 TBA, I
11836
1 08:35a-09:50a MW
Schuepfer, T 12501
2 11:00a-11:50a MWF BBH 325 Cuevas, L
12504
200
General Psychology
4.0
1 11:00a-11:50a MTWR
Dykema-Engblade, A 12599
2 5:40p- 6:55p MTWR
Gaskins, S 12605
202
WIP:Stats & Research Methods
3.0
1 08:35a-09:50a MW BBH 325 Polyashuk, Y 12610
2 2:00p- 3:15p MW BBH 112 Polyashuk, Y 12627
3 5:40p- 6:55p MW BBH 323 Polyashuk, Y 12632
X1 5:40p- 6:55p TR
ZUCG TBA Johnson, K 12638
215
Child Psychology
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p M
BBH 311 TBA, I
12644
3.0
1 10:50a-12:05p TR
2 5:40p- 6:55p MW BBH 242 Rueckert, L 12655
X1 5:40p- 6:55p TR
308
Rsch Mtd:Tests & Measur
3.0
1 08:00a- 1:00p S
BBH 242 Hollis-Sawyer 12664
310
Developmental Psychology
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p W
BBH 323 Gaskins, S 12673
2 2:00p- 3:15p MW BBH 129 Gaskins, S 12677
315
Advanced Child Psychology
3.0
1 10:50a-12:05p TR
Prerequisites: PSYC 215 OR PSYC 110 OR PSYC 320 OR
PSYC 310,
317
Psych of Latino: Mental Health
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p W
Course No.
Sec#
Times
318
1
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
Psychopathology Of Childhood
3.0
12:15p- 1:30p TR
BBH 360 Farmer Jr, A 12684
320
Adolescent Psychology
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p W
BBH 325 TBA, I
12691
X1 7:05p- 9:45p M
ZUCG TBA TBA, I
12813
324
Geropsychology
3.0
1 08:00a-11:30a S
BBH 325 Cuevas, L
12696
330
Psychology Of Personality
3.0
1 11:00a-11:50a MWF BBH 233 Merchant, C 12703
340
Abnormal Psychology
3.0
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
2 7:05p- 9:45p T
345
Thry & Mtd Indiv Therapy
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p M
BBH 325 Merchant, C 12814
350
Physiological Psychology
3.0
1 10:50a-12:05p TR
Saszik, S
12736
360
Social Psychology
3.0
1 1:00p- 1:50p MWF
TBA, I
12741
361,
Rsch Mtd:Social Psychology
3.0
1 10:00a-10:50a F
Erber, M
12748
10:00a-11:50a MW BBH 229 Erber, M
X1 08:00a- 1:00p S ZUCG TBA Dykema-Engblade 12755
365
Industrial Psychology
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p T
BBH 233 TBA, I
12770
375
Cognitive Psychology
3.0
1 1:40p- 2:55p TR
X1 7:05p- 9:45p T
ZUCG TBA TBA, I
12815
391
Field Experiences I
3.0
1 TBA
Field Experience Ayman-Nolley 12776
Comments: Email Instructor for Appr
2 TBA
Field Experience Church, R 12780
3 TBA
Field Experience Takahashi, M 12782
4 TBA
Field Experience Schuepfer, T 12784
5 TBA
Field Experience Hollis-Sawyer 12785
6 TBA
Field Experience Farmer Jr, A 12786
7 TBA
Field Experience Merchant, C 12787
8 TBA
Field Experience Dykema-Engblade 12788
9 TBA
Field Experience Gaskins, S 12789
395
History Of Psychology
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p R
BBH 211 Takahashi, M 12790
Course No.
Sec#
Times
396
1
2
3
401
1
403
1
415
1
416
1
432
1
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
Senior Seminar In Psychology
3.0
12:00p- 1:15p MW LWH 3096 Erber, M
12791
08:35a-09:50a MW BBH 311 Ayman-Nolley 12792
7:05p- 9:45p M
BBH 229 Church, R 12793
Gerontology:An Overview
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p T
BBH 228 Hollis-Sawyer 12794
Dev Proc Aging:Physio Aspects
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p R
BBH 317 Saszik, S
12795
Practicum In Gerontology
3.0
TBA
Practicum Hollis-Sawyer, L
12796
Internship In Gerontology
3.0
TBA
Hollis-Sawyer 12797
Meanings of Old Age
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p W
BBH 351 Merchant, C 12799
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p T
EC 127 Ryan, D
11877
1 08:00a-08:50a MWF LWH 2056 Siebel, C
12583
3 10:50a-12:05p TR
FA 203 Perlow, O
12586
4 1:00p- 2:15p MW LWH 2071 TBA, I
12587
5 1:40p- 2:55p TR
6 5:40p- 6:55p MW LWH 2044 TBA, I
12590
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p W
EC 127 Ryan, D
11879
1 08:00a-09:15a TR
LWH 3031 Galary, A
12593
3 5:40p- 6:55p TR
LWH 3031 TBA, I
12595
109 SB FYE:Investigating Chicago
3.0
1 12:15p- 1:30p TR
B 158 Sherry, B
12597
seating
2 12:00p- 1:15p MW BBH 325 TBA, I
12600
seating
205
Contemporary Social Issues
3.0
1 4:15p- 5:30p MW LWH 2056 TBA, I
12602
211
Sociological Research Methods
3.0
1 2:25p- 3:40p MW LWH 3056 Jenkins, C 12603
212 MA Intro To Social Statistics
3.0
1 08:00a-09:15a TR
LWH 2108 Gomez, C
12606
Prerequisites: SOC 100 AND SOC 211 OR SOC 337 AND
MATH 092 OR MATH 102, OR UMPR 30 OR A02 22 OR
A02 23 OR A02 24
46
Course No.
Sec#
Times
214
1
230
1
270
1
302
1
306
1
X1
309
1
310
1
312
1
314
1
316
WL1
1
317
1
W1
329
1
332
J1
335
1
2
340
WL1
1
343
1
344
1
347
1
351
1
358
J1
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
Soc Of Intmcy, Marrgs & Family
3.0
4:15p- 5:30p TR
LWH 3031 TBA, I
12607
Sociological Analysis
3.0
09:00a-09:50a MWF LWH 2020 Siebel, C
12609
Sociology Of Latinas
3.0
10:50a-12:05p TR
LWH 3031 TBA, I
12611
Sociology Of Aging
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p W
LWH 2044 Black Jr, L 12612
American Women-Changing Image
3.0
09:25a-10:40a TR
Galary, A
12614
7:05p- 9:45p M
OFF ZUCG Galary, A
12615
Sociology Of Racism
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p M
LWH 2056 Black Jr, L 12616
Social Movements
3.0
11:00a-11:50a MWF LWH 2081 Hendricks, J 12562
Prerequisites: LLAS 101 OR MCS 101 OR SOC 100,
Sociology Of Health & Illness
3.0
4:15p- 5:30p TR
Urban Sociology
3.0
10:50a-12:05p TR
CBM 113 Sherry, B
12566
3.0
6:10p- 8:50p F
EC 127 Almanza, D 11881
12:15p- 1:30p TR
LWH 3071 Perlow, O
12568
Soc Of Religion & Spirituality
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p R
LWH 2044 TBA, I
12571
10:50a- 1:30p S
LWH 2056 TBA, I
12572
Sociology Of Violence
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p R
LWH 2056 TBA, I
12574
Sociology Of Education
3.0
6:30p- 9:15p T
CIS 504 Ali, S
12817
Sociological Theory
3.0
1:00p- 2:15p MW LWH 3056 Armato, M 12575
5:40p- 6:55p MW LWH 3056 Armato, M 12576
3.0
11:20a- 2:00p S
EC 136 Stewart, A
11882
4:15p- 5:30p MW LWH 2044 TBA, I
12577
Sociological Practice Seminar
3.0
1:40p- 2:55p TR
FA 218 Stall, S
12578
Afr Amer Wmn:Femsn,Rce & Rstc
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p W
LWH 3031 Perlow, O
12580
Sociology Of Media
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p T
LWH 2044 TBA, I
12581
Senior Seminar In Sociology
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p M
LWH 2005 Armato, M 12582
Prerequisites: SOC 100 AND SOC 211 OR SOC 337 AND SOC
335,
Youth & Youth Culture
3.0
12:40p- 3:20p S
CIS 401 TBA, I
12820
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
109 SB FYE:Search for Meaning of Life
3.0
1 10:50a-12:05p TR
Zefran, J
12674
seating
200
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p R
EC 134 Ortiz, L
11886
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
LWH 2020 Zefran, J
12676
2 7:05p- 9:45p T
LWH 2094 Fitzgerald, D 12679
3 TBA
OL
Online
Peller, J
12681
203
Anly Cross Culture Interactn
3.0
1 12:15p- 1:30p TR
LWH 2044 Ortiz, L
12682
Comments: Knowledge/Values Elective
207
Social Welfare Policy I
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p T
EC 107 Dancea, M 11887
2 4:15p- 5:30p TR
LWH 3105 Kim, J
12685
3 7:05p- 9:45p R
LWH 2005 Kim, J
12687
1 12:00p- 1:15p MW LWH 3044 Waddell, D 12837
208
Human Sexuality & Social Work
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p T
EC 136 Leon, R
11889
301
Social Work and the Law
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p M
LWH 3003 Auman, S
11890
303
WIP:Human Behav/Social Envrt I
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p M
EC 123 Gaytan, F
11891
1 10:50a-12:05p TR
FA 216 Gaytan, F
12689
Comments: Concurrent w/SWK 304 & 309
2 4:15p- 6:55p W
BBH 211 TBA, I
12839
Comments: Concur w/SWK 304 & 309
304
Social Work Practice I
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p W
EC 123 Birch-Gaytan 11892
1 12:15p- 1:30p TR
FA 218 Peller, J
12695
2 4:15p- 6:55p M
LWH 2081 Waddell, D 12840
Comments: Concur w/SWK 303 & 309
307
Services to Children
3.0
1 4:15p- 5:30p TR
LWH 2056 Auman, S
12699
Prerequisites: SWK 200 AND SWK 207,
Comments: Knowlege/Values Elective
308
SWK Pract/pol W/Immigrants
3.0
1 1:40p- 2:55p TR
LWH 2044 Gaytan, F
12702
309 Res & Quan Applic In Soc Work
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p R
EC 128 Dancea, M 11893
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
FA 216 Dancea, M 12704
2 7:05p- 9:45p T
B 158 Ngwe, J
12707
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
310 Research Practicum I
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p R
EC 137 Resto, A
11894
1 08:00a-09:15a TR
LWH 3046 Green, K
12711
2 09:25a-10:40a TR
FA 218 Kim, J
12714
3 4:15p- 5:30p TR
LWH 2109 Ortiz, L
12717
4 7:05p- 9:45p T
BBH 311 Green, K
12719
5 7:05p- 9:45p R
BBH 219 Ngwe, J
12722
6 5:40p- 6:55p MW FA 202 Resto, A
12723
320
Dmstc Violence:Theory & Prac
3.0
1 5:40p- 6:55p TR
LWH 2056 Auman, S
12725
322
WIP: International SWK
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p M
LWH 3106 Stanley, J
12727
Prerequisites: ENGL 101 AND SWK 303 AND SWK 304,
327
Soc Work Practice W Families
3.0
1 TBA
OL
Online
Peller, J
12730
Comments: Skills Elective
353
Field Seminar I
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p R
EC 122 TBA, I
11895
L19 6:10p- 8:50p M
EC 137 TBA, I
11896
1 08:00a-09:15a TR
LWH 4006 Davidson, K 12733
Comments: Concurrent w/SWK 310
2 09:25a-10:40a TR
TBA, I
12737
3 5:40p- 6:55p TR
LWH 3094 Anderson, J 12740
4 7:05p- 9:45p R
B 158 Caballero, O 12742
5 7:05p- 9:45p T
BBH 229 TBA, I
12744
6 5:40p- 6:55p TR
FA 247 TBA, I
12747
47
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
355 Field Practicum I
1 TBA
2 TBA
3 TBA
4 TBA
5 TBA
6 TBA
7 TBA
Credits
CRN
3.0
Davidson, K 12751
Cleggett, C
12754
Course No.
Sec#
Times
445
1
447
1
Anderson, J 12756
Caballero, O 12758
Corcoran, S 12761
TBA, I
TBA, I
12763
12765
- Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL) See Department Notes in back of Schedule.
109A HU FYE:Teaching English in Chgo
3.0
1 1:40p- 2:55p TR
BBH 351 Stone, W
12842
seating
320A
Lang & Culture:General
3.0
1 2:25p- 3:40p MW LWH 3106 Vamarasi, M 12724
Comments: Chck Portal for New Class Info
320G
Lang & Cultr:Southeast Asia
3.0
1 10:50a-12:05p TR
LWH 3003 Stone, W
12726
320K
Lang & Cultr:Latin America
3.0
1 1:00p- 2:15p MW LWH 3106 Vamarasi, M 12846
340
Practices & Procedures
3.0
1 1:40p- 2:55p TR
LWH 3003 Bofman, T 12729
2 10:50a- 1:30p S
LWH 3003 Trademan, J 12731
341
Principles of Lang Tchng
3.0
1 12:15p- 1:30p TR
LWH 3003 Berlin, L
12732
399
Clinical Experience in TESL
1.0
1 TBA
Student Teaching Vamarasi, M 12735
Prerequisites: TESL 340 OR LING 340,
Comments: Contact Instr for Auth
402
Principles Ling for Teachers
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p T
BBH 240 Vamarasi, M 12739
410
Techniques Tchg Engl Sec Lang
3.0
1 4:15p- 6:55p T
LWH 1002 Bofman, T 12743
Prerequisites: TESL 414 OR LING 414 AND TESL 402,
414
Theories Tchng Engl Sec Lang
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p M
420
Structure of Modern English
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p W
LWH 3005 Stone, W
12749
Prerequisites: TESL 402,
442
Using Technology w/ELLs
3.0
1 4:15p- 6:55p R
Trademan, J 12750
Prerequisites: TESL 410 OR LING 410,
Major Restriction: Grad-Tchg Eng as 2nd/Frgn Lang
48
460
1
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
Language Variation
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p M
Pragmatics
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p W
LWH 3094 Berlin, L
12757
Prerequisites: TESL 445,
Second Language Acquisition
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p R
LWH 4006 Berlin, L
12760
Prerequisites: TESL 410 OR LING 410 AND TESL 420 OR
LING 420,
— Women’s Studies Program (WSP) —
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p W
EC 106 Wheeler, D 11897
1 1:00p- 2:15p MW FA 203 Fuller, L
12774
2 7:05p- 9:45p T
FA 256 Satkunaratnam12775
201 WIP:Feminist Ideas
3.0
1 5:40p- 6:55p MW FA 255 Fuller, L
12777
Prerequisites: WSP 101 AND ENGL 101,
310 Lesbian & Queer Cultures
3.0
1 4:15p- 6:55p T
B 152 Fuller, L
12778
Prerequisites: WSP 101,
321 Internship In Women’s Studies
1.0
1 TBA
Internship
TBA, I
12779
2.0
1 TBA
Internship
TBA, I
12781
3.0
1 TBA
Internship
TBA, I
12783
— World Languages & Cultures (WLC) —
See Department Notes for important course information and
departmental requirements.
200F
Intro to French/Francophn Cltr
3.0
1 5:40p- 6:55p TR
BBH 317 Mc Goey, M 12768
200L
Intro To Latin Amer Culture
3.0
1 1:40p- 2:55p TR
BBH 317 TBA, I
12847
201
Arabic Culture
3.0
1 1:25p- 2:40p MW BBH 211 Rahman, S 12769
300
For Lang Clinic Exp Sec Schl
3.0
1 3:00p- 3:50p W
BBH 229 TBA, I
11455
Comments: Alternate Wednesdays Starting 8/31
2 3:00p- 3:50p W
BBH 229 TBA, I
11456
302
Intro to Teaching World Langs
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p T
BBH 317 Cloonan, D 12771
— Arabic (ARAB) —
101 HU Arabic I
1 09:00a-09:50a MWF LWH
TBA
LIB
2 12:00p-12:50p MWF LWH
TBA
LIB
102 HU Arabic II
1 10:00a-10:50a MWF LWH
TBA
LIB
Prerequisites: ARAB 101,
3046 Rahman, S
449 Rahman, S
3106 Rahman, S
449 Rahman, S
3094 Rahman, S
449 Rahman, S
3.0
11147
11148
3.0
11150
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
— Chinese (CHIN) —
101 HU Chinese I
1 10:00a-10:50a MWF
TBA
2 11:00a-11:50a MWF
TBA
LWH 4006 Peng, Y
LIB 449 Peng, Y
LWH 4006 Peng, Y
LIB 449 Peng, Y
3.0
11625
11626
101 HU Beginning French I
3.0
1 11:00a-11:50a MWF BBH 240 Czech, P
12241
TBA
LIB 449 Czech, P
in NEIUport,
2 12:00p-12:50p MWF BBH 240 Czech, P
12244
TBA
LIB 449 Czech, P
in NEIUport,
3 10:00a-10:50a MWF LWH 3056 Berndt, B
12252
TBA
LIB 449 Berndt, B
in NEIUport,
102 HU Beginning French II
3.0
1 11:00a-11:50a MWF LWH 3005 Harris, E
12254
TBA
LIB 449 Harris, E
in NEIUport,
201 HU Intermediate French I
3.0
1 4:15p- 5:30p MW LWH 3044 Czech, P
12255
TBA
LIB 449 Czech, P
in NEIUport,
220
French Conversation I
3.0
1 1:25p- 2:40p MW LWH 2005 Harris, E
12258
in NEIUport,
226
Fr Grammar through Film I
3.0
1 5:40p- 6:55p MW
Czech, P
12261
in NEIUport,
356
French Women Writers & Artists
3.0
1 TBA
OL
Online
Mc Goey, M 12263
in NEIUport,
357
Contemporary French Society
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p T
LWH 3056 Mc Goey, M 12265
in NEIUport,
— Greek (GREK) —
101 HU Modern Greek I
1 4:15p- 5:30p TR
LWH
TBA
LIB
2 7:05p- 8:20p TR
LWH
TBA
LIB
3.0
449 Sellountos, S
449 Sellountos, S
— Italian (ITAL) —
101 HU Italian I
1 09:00a-09:50a MWF
TBA
2 10:00a-10:50a MWF
TBA
3.0
LWH 3044 Ramirez Florez 12163
LIB 449 Ramirez Florez, K
LWH 3109 Ramirez Florez 12166
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
102 HU Italian II
3.0
1 11:00a-11:50a MWF LWH 3109 Ramirez Florez 12167
TBA
Prerequisites: ITAL 101,
— Korean (KOR) —
101 HU Korean I
1 TBA
LIB 449
09:00a-09:50a MWF
Lee, J
Lee, J
3.0
12253
— Polish (POL) —
101 HU Polish I
1 5:40p- 6:55p TR
TBA
2 TBA
7:05p- 8:20p TR
LWH 4006 Kolak, C
LIB 449 Kolak, C
LIB 449 Kolak, C
LWH 3044 Kolak, C
3.0
12476
12477
— Portuguese (PORT) —
101 HU Portuguese I
1 TBA
LIB 449 TBA, I
10:00a-10:50a MWF LWH 3044 TBA, I
3.0
12478
3.0
TBA
in NEIUport,
TBA
in NEIUport,
3 1:00p- 1:50p MWF LWH 3005 Rodriguez, E 12620
TBA
in NEIUport,
in NEIUport,
102 HU Beginning Spanish II
3.0
1 TBA
LIB 449
O’Kane, C
12622
09:00a-09:50a MWF LWH 2081 O’Kane, C
in NEIUport,
2 TBA
LIB 449 O’Kane, C
12624
10:00a-10:50a MWF BBH 228 O’Kane, C
in NEIUport,
3 TBA
LIB 449 O’Kane, C
12625
12:00p-12:50p MWF LWH 3005 O’Kane, C
in NEIUport,
109 HU FYE:Chicago’s Latin@ Cultures
3.0
seating
2 10:50a-12:05p TR BBH 351 Dorantes Resendiz 11884
seating
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
201 HU Intermediate Spanish I
3.0
1 TBA
12626
2:00p- 3:15p MW LWH 3071 Rodriguez, E
in NEIUport,
4 12:15p- 1:30p TR
LWH 3005 TBA, I
12628
TBA
LIB 449 TBA, I
in NEIUport,
202
Intermediate Spanish II
3.0
1 1:40p- 2:55p TR
BBH 323 Guzman, V 12630
in NEIUport,
2 4:15p- 5:30p TR
LWH 3005 Guzman, V 12633
in NEIUport,
3 2:00p- 3:15p MW LWH 3005 O’Kane, C
12635
in NEIUport,
209
Spanish for Spanish Speakers I
3.0
1 10:50a-12:05p TR
BBH 228 Petefish, K 12822
L18 4:15p- 5:30p TR
212
Composition I - Heritage Spkrs
3.0
1 1:40p- 2:55p TR
LWH 3044 Petefish, K 12637
in NEIUport,
213
Compstn I - Non-Heritage Spkrs
3.0
1 1:40p- 2:55p TR
LWH 4006 Rizzo-Vast, P 12640
in NEIUport,
220
Intermediate Conversation I
3.0
W1 10:50a- 1:30p S
LWH 3106 Llacuna, F 12641
in NEIUport,
224
Reading Comprehension
3.0
L18 6:10p- 8:50p R
in NEIUport,
1 1:25p- 2:40p MW LWH 3044 Dorantes Resendiz 12643
in NEIUport,
252
Literary Genres
3.0
1 4:15p- 5:30p TR
Prerequisites: SPAN 212 OR SPAN 211 OR SPAN 213,
2 12:15p- 1:30p TR
BBH 228 Rizzo-Vast, P 12646
253
Composition II
3.0
1 1:40p- 2:55p TR
LWH 3056 Santana, E 12648
2 5:40p- 6:55p MW LWH 3005 Geary, J
12651
301
Advanced Spanish Grammar
3.0
1 4:15p- 6:55p R
BBH 124 Lombardi, L 12653
312
Advanced Conversation
3.0
1 4:15p- 6:55p R
BBH 323 Santana, E 12656
Prerequisites: SPAN 251,
314
Latin American Culture
3.0
1 5:40p- 6:55p TR
315
Spanish Culture
3.0
1 4:15p- 5:30p MW LWH 3005 Geary, J
12658
319
Applied Spanish Linguistics
3.0
1 4:15p- 6:55p W
321
Latin American Literature I
3.0
1 4:15p- 5:30p TR
LWH 4006 Artalejo, L 12662
Prerequisites: SPAN 252 AND SPAN 253,
326
Spanish Literature I
3.0
1 1:40p- 2:55p TR
LWH 2109 Lombardi, L 12663
Prerequisites: SPAN 252 AND SPAN 253,
327
Business Spanish I
3.0
1 4:15p- 6:55p T
BBH 351 Lombardi, L 12666
Course No.
Sec#
Times
353
1
357
1
364
1
377
1
2
400
1
420
1
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
Spanish For Tchrs Of Spanish
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p W
Prose Of Golden Age
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p T
BBH 323 Geary, J
12668
Chicago’s Latin@ Lit & Culture
3.0
4:15p- 5:30p MW LWH 3071 Dorantes Resendiz 12670
Prerequisites: SPAN 321 OR SPAN 323,
Caribbean Literature
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p R
7:05p- 9:45p T
VisiÓn de AmÉrica I
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p T
Santana, E 12675
VisiÓn de América II
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p T
FA 203 TBA, I
12680
Aerospace Studies
(Air Force ROTC)
See Department Notes in back of Schedule for important
information.
Military Science
(Army ROTC)
information.
49
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
College of Business
and Management
The university reserves the right to limit
class enrollment and cancel classes because
of insufficient enrollment, budget limitations,
lack of an appropriate instructor, or other
unforeseen circumstances.
See department notes for important information
which may affect your enrollment and
registration.
— Accounting, Business Law and Finance (ABF) —
information which may affect your enrollment and
registration. See policy on first class session attendance.
MUST BE A DECLARED BUSINESS MAJOR OR MINOR
TO ENROLL IN 300-LEVEL BUSINESS COURSES.
350 Management Information System
3.0
1 09:00a-09:50a MWF CBM 114 Chen, H
11002
2 12:00p- 1:15p MW CBM 114 Chen, H
11003
3 10:50a-12:05p TR
CBM 114 Gutierrez, C 11004
21 5:40p- 6:55p MW CBM 158 Chen, H
11005
22 5:40p- 6:55p TR
CBM 114 Gutierrez, C 11006
23 5:40p- 6:55p MW
TBA, I
11007
Course No.
Sec#
Times
202
1
2
3
21
22
301
1
21
306
1
307
1
2
310
1
2
21
— Accounting (ACTG) —
201 Intro To Financial Accounting
3.0
1 08:00a-08:50a MWF CBM 111 TBA, I
11009
Prerequisites: MATH 110 OR MATH 165 AND MATH 111 OR
MATH 167,
2 11:00a-11:50a MWF LWH 2094 TBA, I
11010
MATH 167,
3 10:50a-12:05p TR
B 152 Nyadroh, E 11011
MATH 167,
21 5:40p- 6:55p TR
LWH 3109 Chen, R
11012
MATH 167,
22 7:05p- 8:20p MW LWH 3071 TBA, I
11013
MATH 167,
50
311
1
312
2
321
1
21
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
Intro To Managerial Accounting
3.0
10:00a-10:50a MWF LWH 3081 TBA, I
11014
12:15p- 1:30p TR
LWH 3020 Nyadroh, E 11015
12:15p- 1:30p TR
TBA, I
11016
12:00p- 1:15p MW LWH 3081 TBA, I
11017
7:05p- 8:20p TR
LWH 3081 Nyadroh, E 11018
Cost Accounting I
3.0
10:00a-10:50a MWF LWH 3020 Aliabadi, S 11019
5:40p- 6:55p MW
Aliabadi, S 11020
Actg For Non-Profit Orgzatns
3.0
5:40p- 6:55p MW LWH 3109 TBA, I
11021
Auditing Theory And Problems
3.0
09:25a-10:40a TR
Elshafie, E 11022
5:40p- 6:55p TR
LWH 3071 Elshafie, E 11023
Federal Income Tax (Indiv)
3.0
08:00a-08:50a MWF LWH 2094 Xian, C
11024
5:40p- 6:55p MW LWH 3071 Xian, C
11025
10:50a-12:05p TR
Neal, P
11026
Federal Income Tax (Corpor)
3.0
09:00a-09:50a MWF LWH 2094 Xian, C
11027
Cost Accounting II
3.0
7:05p- 8:20p MW LWH 2020 Krissek, T
11028
Intermediate Financial Actg I
3.0
10:00a-10:50a MWF
Yen, A
11029
5:40p- 6:55p MW
Yen, A
11030
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
22 5:40p- 6:55p MW LWH 3081 TBA, I
11031
322
Intermediate Financl Actg II
3.0
1 10:50a-12:05p TR
LWH 3109 Dorestani, A 11032
21 5:40p- 6:55p TR
TBA, I
11033
324
Advanced Financial Actg IV
3.0
1 10:50a-12:05p TR
LWH 3071 Chen, R
11034
21 7:05p- 8:20p TR
LWH 3020 Chen, R
11035
400
Fundamentals Of Accounting
4.0
61 TBA
OL
Online
Dorestani, A 11036
403
Mngt Info Systems & Technology
3.0
31 4:15p- 6:55p R
Gutierrez, C 11037
412
Accounting/Planning & Control
3.0
31 7:05p- 9:45p M
B 152 Aliabadi, S 11038
Prerequisites: ACTG 401 AND ACTG 402,
422
Financial Statement Analysis
3.0
31 7:05p- 9:45p M
Yen, A
11039
430
Research Method In Accounting
3.0
31 7:05p- 9:45p T
LWH 3109 Elshafie, E 11040
440
Tax Research And Procedure
3.0
31 4:15p- 6:55p R
FA 203 Neal, P
11041
285
3.0
1 08:00a-08:50a MWF LWH 2020 TBA, I
11042
2 12:00p- 1:15p MW LWH 3020 Tokic, S
11043
21 7:05p- 8:20p MW
Tokic, S
11044
22 5:40p- 6:55p TR
LWH 2071 Gerber, M
11045
51 TBA
OL
Online
Reinsch, R 11046
L18 6:10p- 8:50p M
EC 107 TBA, I
11576
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
380
1
Business Law I
09:25a-10:40a TR
Reinsch, R
Prerequisites: BLAW 285,
College Restriction: Business and Management
21 5:40p- 6:55p MW LWH 3020 Tokic, S
381
Business Law II
1 10:50a-12:05p TR
Reinsch, R
Credits
CRN
3.0
11047
11048
3.0
11049
— Finance (FINA) —
360
Prin Financial Management
3.0
1 08:00a-09:15a TR
LWH 2094 TBA, I
11093
2 12:00p-12:50p MWF LWH 2020 TBA, I
11094
21 5:40p- 6:55p TR
LWH 3081 TBA, I
11095
22 5:40p- 6:55p MW LWH 2020 TBA, I
11096
51 TBA
OL
Online
Dhiensiri, N 11097
362
Investment
3.0
21 5:40p- 6:55p TR
LWH 3020 TBA, I
11098
Prerequisites: FINA 360,
363
Security Analysis
3.0
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
B 152 TBA, I
11099
366
Financial Institns & Markets
3.0
21 7:05p- 8:20p MW LWH 2071 Dhiensiri, N 11100
369
Speculative Markets
3.0
21 5:40p- 6:55p TR
Balsara, N 11101
371
International Financial Mgt
3.0
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
Balsara, N 11102
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
21 5:40p- 6:55p TR
LWH 2081 TBA, I
11103
373
Intermediate Financial Mgt
3.0
1 12:00p- 1:15p MW
Dhiensiri, N 11104
377
Real Estate Finance
3.0
21 7:05p- 8:20p MW LWH 3081 Daudbasic, F 11105
400
Financial Management
2.0
61 TBA
OL
Online
Rezvanian, R 11106
402
Issues In Corporate Finance
3.0
31 7:05p- 9:45p T
LWH 3071 Balsara, N 11107
462
Investment Strategies
3.0
31 7:05p- 9:45p T
TBA, I
11108
475
Mngt Financial Institutions
3.0
31 08:00a-10:40a S
LWH 2020 Rezvanian, R 11109
— Marketing (MKTG) —
350
Principles Of Marketing
3.0
1 TBA
OL
Online
Chen, Y
11112
2 10:00a-10:50a MWF
TBA, I
11113
3 1:40p- 2:55p TR
Pandya, A
11114
21 7:05p- 8:20p TR
TBA, I
11115
351
Consumer Behavior
3.0
21 12:15p- 1:30p TR
LWH 2081 Chen, Y
11116
Prerequisites: MKTG 350,
352
Advertising
3.0
21 7:05p- 8:20p MW LWH 3020 TBA, I
11117
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
353
Marketing Research
3.0
21 7:05p- 8:20p TR
TBA, I
11118
Prerequisites: MKTG 350 AND MNGT 368,
354
Personal Selling
3.0
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
LWH 3109 Dorai, S
11119
356
Retail Management
3.0
1 12:00p- 1:15p MW LWH 2081 Jiang, J
11120
357
Sales Management
3.0
21 8:30p- 9:45p TR
LWH 2020 TBA, I
11121
358
International Marketing
3.0
1 10:50a-12:05p TR
LWH 2071 TBA, I
11122
359
Marketing Management
3.0
21 5:40p- 6:55p MW
Jiang, J
11123
Prerequisites: ACTG 201 AND MKTG 350,
402
Marketing Management
3.0
31 7:05p- 9:45p W
Jiang, J
11149
451
Consumer Behavior/Mktg Action
3.0
31 4:15p- 6:55p R
B 152 Chen, Y
11195
Prerequisites: MKTG 402 OR MKTG 450,
— Management (MNGT) —
368
Business Statistics
3.0
2 09:25a-10:40a TR
LWH 3071 Chen, M
11196
MATH 111,
3 12:15p- 1:30p TR
LWH 2020 Afifi, R
11199
MATH 111,
1 2:00p- 3:15p MW
TBA, I
11201
MATH 111,
21 5:40p- 6:55p MW CBM 114 Loucopoulos 11276
MATH 111,
51
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
22 8:30p- 9:45p MW CBM 114 Loucopoulos 11278
MATH 111,
23 7:05p- 8:20p TR
LWH 2020 Afifi, R
11280
MATH 111,
370
WIP:Managng Global Bus Orgaztn
3.0
51 TBA
OL
Online
Xu, Q
11197
1 09:00a-09:50a MWF CBM 111 TBA, I
11282
2 12:00p- 1:15p MW B 158 Funk, C
11284
3 1:40p- 2:55p TR
CBM 113 TBA, I
11286
4 10:50a-12:05p TR
LWH 3094 Xu, Q
11287
21 5:40p- 6:55p MW LWH 3105 TBA, I
11291
22 8:30p- 9:45p TR
LWH 3044 TBA, I
11295
371
Organizational Behavior
3.0
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
CBM 111 Roberge, M 11296
Prerequisites: MNGT 370,
21 7:05p- 8:20p MW
TBA, I
11298
372
Organization Theory and Design
3.0
1 1:40p- 2:55p TR
CBM 111 Xu, Q
11301
21 8:30p- 9:45p MW LWH 2094 TBA, I
11302
Course No.
Sec#
Times
373
1
377
1
2
21
22
51
379
1
2
21
22
23
380
1
381
21
392
21
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
Human Resource Management
3.0
12:15p- 1:30p TR
CBM 111 TBA, I
11303
3.0
10:00a-10:50a MWF CBM 111 TBA, I
11304
10:50a-12:05p TR
LWH 3081 Li, J
11305
4:15p- 5:30p TR
LWH 2020 Afifi, R
11306
5:40p- 6:55p MW CBM 111 TBA, I
11307
TBA
OL
Online
Li, J
11308
Operations Research
3.0
08:00a-09:15a TR
LWH 2020 Chen, M
11309
10:50a-12:05p TR
LWH 3020 TBA, I
11310
7:05p- 8:20p MW LWH 2081 TBA, I
11311
7:05p- 8:20p TR
LWH 2081 Chen, M
11312
10:50a- 1:30p S
LWH 2020 TBA, I
11313
Entrepreneurship
3.0
1:00p- 2:15p MW CBM 111 TBA, I
11314
Prerequisites: FINA 360 AND MKTG 350 AND MNGT 370,
International Business & Mngt
3.0
5:40p- 6:55p TR
CBM 111 TBA, I
11315
Prerequisites: FINA 360 AND MKTG 350 AND MNGT 370,
Business,Technology & Society
3.0
7:05p- 8:20p MW CBM 111 TBA, I
11316
Course No.
Sec#
Times
393
1
2
21
22
399
21
402
31
403
31
404
31
481
31
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
Strategic Management
3.0
10:50a-12:05p TR
CBM 111 Akbari, H
11317
Comments: Program Advisor’s Approval
1:25p- 2:40p MW LWH 2081 Funk, C
11318
8:30p- 9:45p MW LWH 2020 TBA, I
11319
5:40p- 6:55p TR
LWH 2094 Roberge, M 11320
Management Of Change
3.0
7:05p- 8:20p TR
CBM 111 TBA, I
11321
Applied Business Research
3.0
6:00p- 8:45p F
CBM 158 Loucopoulos 11322
Leadership & Organizl Behavior
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p M
LWH 3109 Roberge, M 11323
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p T
LWH 2071 Li, J
11324
Prerequisites: MATH 111 AND MNGT 401,
International Management
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p W
LWH 3109 Funk, C
11325
52
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Credits
CRN
Instr.
Academic
Development
— Academic Development (ACAD) —
3.0
11457
11458
11459
11460
3.0
11461
11462
11463
11464
11468
— English Language Program (ELP) —
099 Developmental Writing
1 10:00a-10:50a MWF BBH 131
Comments: Auth Required-CLS 2046
2 11:00a-11:50a MWF
3 11:00a-11:50a MWF BBH 211
4 12:15p- 1:30p TR
5 09:25a-10:40a TR
BBH 364
6 10:50a-12:05p TR
7 10:50a-12:05p TR
FA 218
20 09:25a-10:40a MW CIS 503
Comments: Auth Reqd CLS 2046
Wee, S
3.0
11949
Wee, S
11950
Thusat, J
11951
Spector, B
11952
Hunt, S
11953
Hunt, S
11955
Spector, B
11957
O’Connor, J
12854
— English as Second Language (ESL) —
108
1
Listening And Speaking
12:00p-12:50p MWF LWH 3046 Wee, S
Comments: Auth Required CLS 2046
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
112
1
The university reserves the right to limit
class enrollment and cancel classes because
of insufficient enrollment, budget limitations,
lack of an appropriate instructor, or other
unforeseen circumstances. See policy on first
101B
Spcl Prog Sem I:Proj Success
1 09:00a-09:50a MWF LWH 3106 Brown-Pierce
Comments: Project Success Students
2 10:00a-10:50a MWF LWH 3046 Stiff, M
3 11:00a-11:50a MWF LWH 3105 Stiff, M
4 11:00a-11:50a MWF LWH 3046 Logan, G
101C
Spcl Prog Sem I:Proyecto Pal
1 09:00a-09:50a MWF LWH 3003 TBA, I
Comments: Proyecto Palante Students
2 10:00a-10:50a MWF LWH 3106 TBA, I
3 10:00a-10:50a MWF LWH 3003 Hernandez
4 11:00a-11:50a MWF LWH 3106 TBA, I
5 11:00a-11:50a MWF LWH 3003 Valentin, L
Course No.
Sec#
Times
3.0
12181
English Language Workshop I
09:00a-09:50a MWF FA 216 Bofman, T
2 10:00a-10:50a MWF BBH 364 Thusat, J
Comments: Must Take w/READ 115/1
3 10:00a-10:50a MWF BBH 224 Bofman, T
114
English Language Workshop II
1 10:00a-10:50a MWF BBH 240 Dreyfuss, G
2 08:00a-08:50a MWF FA 216 Burian, T
3 09:00a-09:50a MWF FA 247 Wee, S
120
English Language Workshop III
L18 4:15p- 5:30p TR
EC 122 O’Connor, J
1 10:00a-10:50a MWF FA 218 Burian, T
2 11:00a-11:50a MWF CBM 113 Ntihirageza, J
Comments: Must Take w/READ 116-4
3 11:00a-11:50a MWF FA 218 Dreyfuss, G
4 10:00a-10:50a MWF FA 216 Burian, T
5 08:00a-09:15a TR
FA 216 Spector, B
6 09:25a-10:40a TR
BBH 240 Spector, B
7 12:00p-12:50p MWF FA 153 Dreyfuss, G
121
English Grammar Skills
1 11:00a-11:50a MWF FA 216 Burian, T
Credits
CRN
3.0
12191
12193
12197
3.0
12199
12204
12207
3.0
11988
12213
12215
12217
12219
12221
12223
12226
3.0
12239
AN IMPORTANT NOTE FOR MATH 090, MATH 091, &
MATH 092
See the Mathematics Development Departmental
Note for information regarding class requirements,
content, and “hybrid” course designation.
NEIUport will allow you to register for Mathematics
Development classes if you have completed the NEIU
Mathematics Placement Test or your Math ACT score has been
filed with the university.
Math ACT Scores Course Pre-requisites are:
Math 090 Elementary Algebra
Math ACT Scores:
14 or less
Math 091 Intermediate Algebra I Math ACT Scores:
15 to 17
Math 092 Intermediate Algebra II Math ACT Scores:
18 to 21
If you need to take the Mathematics Placement Test or obtain
your test results, contact the Academic Advisement & Testing
Office, Room LWH 0027, 773-442-5293. After your Math
Placement has been completed and course work has begun,
a final grade of C or higher is the prerequisite to advance to
the next course.
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
NEIUport registration for the Fall 2011 semester will begin on
Monday, April 18th, 2011 and ends on Thursday, August 25th.
See instructors on the first day of class to obtain approval to
register after classes have begun
090
Elementary Algebra
3.0
L19 7:05p- 9:45p T
1 09:00a-09:50a MWF BBH 229 Blair, M
12256
2 10:00a-10:50a MWF BBH 219 Nissan, K
12257
12259
4 1:00p- 1:50p MWF BBH 228 Blair, M
12260
5 08:00a-09:15a TR
BBH 229 Ranney, S
12262
6 09:25a-10:40a TR
BBH 229 Ranney, S
12264
091
Intermediate Algebra I
3.0
L18 7:05p- 9:45p M
17 OR A02 15
1 08:00a-08:50a MWF BBH 317 Flatte, C
12266
17 OR A02 15
2 08:00a-08:50a MWF BBH 124 Kulik, H
12268
17 OR A02 15
3 09:00a-09:50a MWF BBH 124 Flatte, C
12272
17 OR A02 15
4 09:00a-09:50a MWF BBH 317 Kulik, H
12275
17 OR A02 15
12278
17 OR A02 15
6 10:00a-10:50a MWF BBH 351 TBA, I
12280
17 OR A02 15
7 10:00a-10:50a MWF BBH 323 Roth, L
12283
17 OR A02 15
8 10:00a-10:50a MWF BBH 124 Wigle, L
12284
17 OR A02 15
9 11:00a-11:50a MWF BBH 351 Wigle, L
12285
17 OR A02 15
10 11:00a-11:50a MWF BBH 323 Fenley, J
12287
17 OR A02 15
11 12:00p-12:50p MWF BBH 219 Roth, L
12290
17 OR A02 15
12 12:00p-12:50p MWF BBH 351 Fenley, J
12293
17 OR A02 15
53
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
13 12:00p-12:50p MWF BBH 323 TBA, I
12297
17 OR A02 15
14 1:00p- 1:50p MWF BBH 351 TBA, I
12299
17 OR A02 15
15 1:00p- 1:50p MWF BBH 323 Nissan, K
12302
17 OR A02 15
16 08:00a-09:15a TR
BBH 124 Stout, M
12303
17 OR A02 15
17 09:25a-10:40a TR
BBH 323 Stout, M
12305
17 OR A02 15
18 09:25a-10:40a TR
BBH 124 TBA, I
12307
17 OR A02 15
19 10:50a-12:05p TR
BBH 124 TBA, I
12308
17 OR A02 15
20 12:15p- 1:30p TR
BBH 351 Temesvari, I 12310
17 OR A02 15
21 12:15p- 1:30p TR
BBH 323 TBA, I
12312
17 OR A02 15
22 1:40p- 2:55p TR
17 OR A02 15
31 7:05p- 9:45p M
BBH 124 Loconte, J 12316
17 OR A02 15
32 7:05p- 9:45p W
BBH 229 Loconte, J 12318
17 OR A02 15
092
3.0
L18 4:15p- 6:55p M
20 OR A02 21 OR A02 18
L19 11:20a- 2:00p S
20 OR A02 21 OR A02 18
12326
20 OR A02 21 OR A02 18
2 08:00a-08:50a MWF BBH 123 Wigle, L
12332
20 OR A02 21 OR A02 18
3 09:00a-09:50a MWF BBH 111 Wigle, L
12335
20 OR A02 21 OR A02 18
4 09:00a-09:50a MWF BBH 123 Roth, L
12337
20 OR A02 21 OR A02 18
12340
20 OR A02 21 OR A02 18
6 10:00a-10:50a MWF BBH 123 Blair, M
12358
20 OR A02 21 OR A02 18
Course No.
Sec#
Times
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
31
35
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
11:00a-11:50a MWF BBH 124 Flatte, C
12360
20 OR A02 21 OR A02 18
11:00a-11:50a MWF BBH 317 Kulik, H
12361
20 OR A02 21 OR A02 18
11:00a-11:50a MWF BBH 123 Blair, M
12362
20 OR A02 21 OR A02 18
12:00p-12:50p MWF BBH 124 Flatte, C
12363
20 OR A02 21 OR A02 18
12:00p-12:50p MWF BBH 317 Kulik, H
12364
20 OR A02 21 OR A02 18
1:00p- 1:50p MWF BBH 317 Roth, L
12365
20 OR A02 21 OR A02 18
1:00p- 2:15p MW BBH 124 Blackburn, T 12366
20 OR A02 21 OR A02 18
08:00a-09:15a TR
20 OR A02 21 OR A02 18
09:25a-10:40a TR
20 OR A02 21 OR A02 18
10:50a-12:05p TR
BBH 317 TBA, I
12369
20 OR A02 21 OR A02 18
10:50a-12:05p TR
BBH 123 Stout, M
12370
20 OR A02 21 OR A02 18
12:15p- 1:30p TR
BBH 124 TBA, I
12371
20 OR A02 21 OR A02 18
12:15p- 1:30p TR
BBH 317 Ranney, S
12372
20 OR A02 21 OR A02 18
1:40p- 2:55p TR
BBH 123 Ranney, S
12373
20 OR A02 21 OR A02 18
7:05p- 9:45p T
BBH 124 Stout, M
12374
20 OR A02 21 OR A02 18
TBA
OL
Online
Blackburn, T 12375
20 OR A02 21 OR A02 18
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
09:00a-09:50a MWF FA 256 Packard, G 11843
Comments: Permits Reading Lab LIB 452 Hybrid-See Pg 20
Printed Sched
3 10:00a-10:50a MWF LWH 3105 Gloriosa, P 11844
Comments: Must take w/ESL 120 02 Hybrid-See Pg 20
Printed Sched
4 10:00a-10:50a MWF FA 256 Miller, Q
11845
Printed Sched
5 11:00a-11:50a MWF LWH 2109 Miller, Q
11847
Printed Sched
6 11:00a-11:50a MWF BBH 131 Packard, G 11848
Printed Sched
Printed Sched
8 12:00p-12:50p MWF FA 256 Miller, Q
11850
Printed Sched
9 08:00a-09:15a TR
FA 255 Packard, G 11851
Printed Sched
10 08:00a-09:15a TR
LWH 3005 TBA, I
11853
Printed Sched
11 10:50a-12:05p TR
LWH 3056 Gloriosa, P 11856
Printed Sched
12 12:15p- 1:30p TR
LWH 4006 Chenault, L 11858
Printed Sched
117
Vocabulary Enrichment
3.0
1 10:50a-12:05p TR
LWH 4006 Packard, G 11859
Printed Sched
2
— Reading (READ) —
Note: The courses below are hybrid courses. Hybrid courses
(also called blended courses) combine face-to-face sessions
with online sessions. At least 20% of class sessions in hybrid
courses will take place online.
115
Reading For The Esl Student
3.0
Comments: Must take w/ESL 112 02 Hybrid-See Pg 20
Printed Sched
116
Reading For Adv Esl Student
3.0
1 09:00a-09:50a MWF LWH 4006 Miller, Q
11842
Printed Sched
54
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
circumstances.
DISTANCE EDUCATION COURSES
courses that are delivered online and through
a two-way interactive video teleconferencing
network. Each of these courses will be identified
as a hybrid, online, or videoconferecing course.
SATELLITE and OFF-CAMPUS COURSES
two satellite campuses in metropolitan Chicago
including the Jacob H. Carruthers Center (700
E. Oakwood, Chicago) and El Centro (3119 N.
Pulaski, Chicago). It also offers courses at several
off-campus sites including the University Center
of Lake County (1200 University Center Dr.,
Grayslake, IL). Listing for courses at Lake County
are shaded and the building is indicated as
Center of Lake County at (847)665-4000. The
website http://ucenter.org under “prospective”
or “current students.” For directions to the Lake
County campus click on “contact/visit us.”
Information Line (773) 442-LAKE (5253).
— Counselor Education (COUN) —
401
1
2
402
1
403
1
404
1
Coun Professn/Pluralistic Soc
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p T
Segura-Herrera, T
11733
Major Restriction: Non-degree graduate,Grad-CounselingCommunty,Grad-Counseling-Family,Grad-CounselingSchool,Grad-Counseling-Rehab
4:15p- 6:55p W
Segura-Herrera, T
11734
Developmental Counseling
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p R
BBH 219 Bethea, S
11738
Frameworks For Counseling
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p W
LWH 1001 Bethea, S
11740
Evaluation Techniques
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p M
BBH 240 Johnston, C 11742
Course No.
Sec#
Times
2
405
1
2
406
1
407
1
408
1
2
409
1
410
1
417
1
420
1
425
1
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
TBA
OL
Online
Currier, K
11745
Individual Counseling Skills
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p M
LWH 4103 Giblin, N
11760
Prerequisites: COUN 401 OR COUN 433 AND COUN 403,
7:05p- 9:45p T
LWH 4103 Chen, M
11761
Group Counseling
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p R
LWH 4103 Chen, M
11764
Prerequisites: COUN 405,
Community Counseling
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p M
BBH 228 Chen, M
11766
Research Seminar
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p W
TBA, I
11767
4:15p- 6:55p R
LWH 4077 Beaty, L
11770
Career Development
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p R
FA 153 TBA, I
11772
Sem In School Counseling
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p M
BBH 219 TBA, I
11773
Major Restriction: Grad-Counseling-School
Middle School Advis & Cnslg
3.0
TBA
OL
Online
TBA, I
11774
Intro To Family Counseling
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p T
Segura-Herrera, T
11775
Addictions Counseling
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p R
LWH 3106 Currier, K
11777
Course No.
Sec#
Times
430
1
431
1
433
1
434
1
442
1
2
3
444
1
2
445
1
446
1
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
Multicult Cnsl:Worldview & Sys
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p W
FA 256 Bethea, S
11780
Couple & Family Systems Study
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p T
LWH 4103 Schwarzbaum 11781
Found Of Rehab Counseling
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p M
LWH 2071 Johnston, C 11783
Med & Psyc Aspects Of Disabili
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p R
Currier, K
11785
Prac I:Group Suprv Schl Cnslg
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p W
LWH 4103 Giblin, N
11787
Comments: Approval By Clinical Coor
4:15p- 6:55p W
LWH 4077 Beaty, L
11789
7:05p- 9:45p W
LWH 4103 Pistorio, C 11791
Prac I:Grp Suprv in Comm Coun
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p W
Major Restriction: Grad-Counseling-Communty
7:05p- 9:45p W
LWH 4077 TBA, I
11794
Major Restriction: Grad-Counseling-Communty
Pract I:Group Supervision
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p W
Major Restriction: Grad-Counseling-Family
Practicum In Rehab Coun
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p W
LWH 4099 TBA, I
11798
Prerequisites: COUN 402 AND COUN 403 AND COUN 404
AND COUN 405 AND COUN 406 AND COUN 409 AND COUN
433 AND COUN 434 AND COUN 435 AND COUN 436,
Major Restriction: Grad-Counseling-Rehab
55
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Credits
CRN
Instr.
104
1
Schools & Society
09:00a-11:50a F
LWH 3096 Gleiss, K
Comments: Cross Listed with SOC 104
109 SB FYE:Schl ChgoComm,Pbl Ed&Chnge
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
BBH 228 TBA, I
2 10:50a-12:05p TR
Cortez, G
203
In Fdns Of Educ
1 TBA
Meiners, E
Comments: Authorization of Instructor
204
In Fdns Of Educ
1 TBA
Wloch, W
205
Social Found Of Education
1 TBA
Meiners, E
206
In Foundations Of Educatn
1 TBA
Koffman, E
207
In Foundations Of Educatn
1 TBA
Koffman, E
216
Child & Adol Dev:Indiv Diffs
X1 3:15p- 6:05p W
ZUPL TBA Roberts, A
Comments: Authorization x5571
302 Phil and Hist Fnd Early Child
1 4:15p- 6:55p M
B 152 Adeodu, R
2 4:15p- 6:55p W
FA 203 Adeodu, R
303
Early Childhood Development
1 7:05p- 9:45p W
BBH 211 Mushi, S
2 7:05p- 9:45p M
LWH 3056 Mushi, S
305
1 09:00a-11:50a M
Schultz, B
3 10:50a-12:05p TR
BBH 224 Wheeler, D
5 4:15p- 6:55p T
BBH 228 Meisterheim
7 4:15p- 6:55p W
BBH 124 Kondellas, V
9 7:05p- 9:45p M
FA 203 Starks, J
W6 6:00p- 8:40p F
LWH 3005 Nidelkoff, L
4 12:00p- 1:15p MW BBH 311 Meiners, E
8 1:40p- 2:55p TR
Lukasik, J
L18 4:15p- 6:55p T
EC 106 Kondellas, V
WL1 08:30a-11:10a S
EC 123 Starks, J
10 09:00a-11:50a F
BBH 201 TBA, I
306
1 08:00a-09:15a TR
LWH 3044 Makris, E
2 09:25a-10:40a TR
LWH 3094 Makris, E
3 10:50a-12:05p TR
BBH 364 Holland, N
4 12:15p- 1:30p TR
BBH 364 Holland, N
5 12:15p- 1:30p TR
BBH 101 TBA, I
6 4:15p- 6:55p F
FA 255 Wolff, T
8 7:05p- 9:45p R
LWH 3109 Nidelkoff, L
7 4:15p- 6:55p R
BBH 211 Nidelkoff, L
10 1:00p- 3:50p F
LWH 3106 Wolff, T
Comments: Auth CASEP See Dept Notes
11 7:05p- 9:45p M
LWH 3094 Lukasik, J
W9 10:50a- 1:30p S
LWH 3005 Wolff, T
L18 4:15p- 6:55p R
EC 106 Kondellas, V
3.0
11050
3.0
11769
11771
2.0
11051
3.0
11052
3.0
11053
1.0
11054
1.0
11055
3.0
11056
3.0
11260
11261
3.0
11262
11263
3.0
11057
11058
11059
11060
11061
11062
11846
11873
11876
11888
12852
3.0
11063
11064
11065
11066
11067
11068
11069
11070
11071
11072
11073
11902
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
WL1 2:00p- 4:40p S
307
Psych Of Instruction & Learnin
3.0
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
2 10:50a-12:05p TR
LWH 1002 Makris, E
11075
3 7:05p- 9:45p M
LWH 3105 Orzoff, M
11076
5 7:05p- 9:45p R
LWH 3071 Orzoff, M
11077
6 12:15p- 1:30p TR
FA 107 Brinkerhoff, N 11078
W4 10:50a- 1:30p S
7 4:15p- 6:55p T
BBH 219 TBA, I
12858
313
Prob, Iss & Pract In Educ
3.0
1 4:15p- 6:55p R
BBH 351 Koffman, E 11080
2 TBA
OL
Online
Pesce, G
11081
3 TBA
OL
Online
Pesce, E
11082
4 TBA
OL
Online
Roberts, A 11083
5 TBA
OL
Online
Roberts, A 11084
405
Devel Of Educational Thought
3.0
1 4:15p- 6:55p W
Meiners, E 11085
2 09:00a-11:50a W
Schultz, B
11086
406
Human Development & Learning
3.0
2 4:15p- 6:55p R
BBH 228 Wolff, T
11087
W1 10:50a- 1:30p S
407
Learn Theory & Educl Practice
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p M
LWH 2031 Koffman, E 11089
416
Cultural Plurlsm & Schools
3.0
1 4:15p- 6:55p W
Holland, N 11090
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
418A
Sem Devel & Lrng:Cogntv Devel
3.0
1 TBA
OL
Online
Pesce, G
11091
453E
Edfn Sem:Motivation & Learng
1.0
1 TBA
OL
Online
Smith, K
11092
— Inner City Studies Education (ICSE) —
103
J1
201
J1
301
J1
302
J1
303
J2
304
J1
329B
J2
329F
J1
329L
J2
329P
J2
411
J2
Intro To Inner City Studies
3.0
10:30a- 1:15p R
CIS 504 Bethea, S
11679
Hist & Cult Of Ethnic Groups
3.0
10:30a- 1:15p T
CIS 504 Williams, L 11680
Racism In Theory And Fact
3.0
10:30a- 1:15p M
The Inner City Community
3.0
1:30p- 4:15p W
Thry & Mthd Ethnic Grp Resrch
3.0
6:30p- 9:15p W
CIS 407 Starks, R
11683
Communicatn In The Inner City
3.0
1:30p- 4:15p T
Prsm ICS:Const Iss & Race Rel
3.0
6:30p- 9:15p F
CIS 408 TBA, I
11685
Prsm ICS:Contemporary Issues
3.0
10:30a- 1:15p R
CIS 406 Brown-Ali, P 11686
Prsm ICS:African Communictns
3.0
6:30p- 9:15p R
CIS 504 Vernon, G
11687
Prsm ICS:History of Africa
3.0
6:30p- 9:15p T
CIS 403B Ben Levi, J 11688
Grad Study In The Inner City
3.0
6:30p- 9:15p M
CIS 117 Jones, Y
11689
416
Hist & Cult Afro-Americans
3.0
J2 6:30p- 9:15p M
425A
Compartv Religions & Phil Syst
3.0
J2 6:30p- 9:15p W
CIS 406 Ben Levi, J 11691
427A
Sm ICS:African-American Commnt
3.0
J2 6:30p- 9:15p R
CIS 407 Starks, R
11692
441
Cultures Of The Inner City
3.0
J2 6:30p- 9:15p T
442
Rch Mtds Inner City Studies
3.0
J2 6:30p- 9:15p T
443
Research Writing
3.0
J2 6:30p- 9:15p W
CIS 117 Jones, Y
11695
Prerequisites: ICSE 411 OR ICST 411 AND ICSE 442 OR ICST
442,
454
Masters Project Research
3.0
J2 6:30p- 9:15p R
CIS 117 Jones, Y
11696
56
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
— Instructional Media (INMD) —
410
1
2
Media Technology/Educators
7:05p- 9:45p T
SCI 242 Bai, H
4:15p- 6:55p T
FA 104 Bai, H
3.0
11110
11111
Course No.
Sec#
Times
2
304H
1
— Secondary Education (SCED) —
301
1
2
303A
1
303E
1
303F
1
303H
1
303I
1
303M
1
303R
1
303V
1
304A
1
304B
1
304E
1
Methods Tchg Secondary Level
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p T
FA 152 Duggan, T 11370
Prerequisites: EDFN 305 AND EDFN 306, AND AEDU Y
Major Restriction: Sec Ed-Biology,Sec Ed-English
Education,Sec Ed-History,Sec Ed-Mathematics
12:15p- 1:30p TR
LWH 3044 TBA, I
11371
Major Restriction: Sec Ed-Biology,Sec Ed-English
Education,Sec Ed-History,Sec Ed-Mathematics
Contemporary Art Educ Sec Scl
3.0
4:00p- 6:55p F
LWH 3096 TBA, I
11373
Major Restriction: Sec Ed Cert:Art,TCP:Sec Ed-Art
Methods Tchg English Sec Schl
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p W
TBA, I
11375
Prerequisites: SCED 301, AND AEDU Y
Major Restriction: Sec Ed-English Education,TCP:Sec EdEngl
Tchg Modrn Forgn Lng Sec Schl
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p M
BBH 240 TBA, I
11377
Major Restriction: Sec Ed Cert:Spanish,TCP:Sec Ed-Spanish
Mthds Tchg History Sec Schl
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p W
Alvarez, R
11413
Major Restriction: Sec Ed Cert:History,TCP:Sec Ed-History
Tchg Mus Sec Schl:Instrumentl
3.0
3:00p- 3:50p MWF FA 152 Gurin, S
12558
Prerequisites: MUS 391, AND AEDU Y
Major Restriction: Music Education (K-12),TCP:Music Educ
(K-12)
Mthds Tchg Math Sec Schl
3.0
4:15p- 5:30p MW LWH 3109 Brelias, A
11866
Major Restriction: Sec Ed Cert:Mathematics,TCP:Sec EdMath
Matls & Mtds Tchg HS Science
4.0
4:15p- 6:55p M
Colak, H
11414
Major Restriction: Sec Ed Cert:Biology,TCP:Sec Ed-Biol
Tchg Music Sec Schl:Vocal
3.0
2:00p- 2:50p MWF FA 152 Vernon, A
12560
Prerequisites: MUS 391, AND AEDU Y
(K-12)
Sec Clinical Exp:Art
1.0
3:00p- 3:50p F
LWH 3096 TBA, I
11415
Major Restriction: Sec Ed Cert:Art,TCP:Sec Ed-Art
Comments: Alternate Fridays Starting 9/2
Sec Clinical Exp:Biology
1.0
3:00p- 3:50p M
LWH 3096 TBA, I
11416
Major Restriction: Sec Ed Cert:Biology,TCP:Sec Ed-Biol
Comments: Alternate Mondays Starting 9/5
Sec Clinical Exp:English
1.0
3:00p- 3:50p W
FA 216 TBA, I
11417
2
304M
1
2
305E
1
305F
1
305H
1
305J
1
305M
1
305N
1
2
305P
1
315
1
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
3:00p- 3:50p W
FA 216 Bai, H
11418
Sec Clinical Exp:History
1.0
3:00p- 3:50p W
FA 218 TBA, I
11419
3:00p- 3:50p W
FA 218 TBA, I
11426
Sec Clinical Exp:Mathematics
1.0
3:00p- 3:50p W
LWH 3105 Brelias, A
11428
3:00p- 3:50p W
LWH 3105 TBA, I
11431
Sec Stu Tchg/Sem:English
9.0
4:15p- 5:30p M
LWH 3020 TBA, I
11438
Prerequisites: , ICAT P AND AEDU Y
Sec Stu Tchg/Sem:French
9.0
4:15p- 5:30p W
LWH 3081 TBA, I
11441
Prerequisites: SCED 303F, AND ICAT P
Major Restriction: Sec Ed-French
Class Restriction: Senior, 90 or more hrs
Sec Stu Tchg/Sem:History
9.0
4:15p- 5:30p M
LWH 3081 TBA, I
11442
Sec Stu Tchg/Sem:Spanish
9.0
4:15p- 5:30p W
LWH 2109 TBA, I
11446
Prerequisites: , ICAT P
Sec Stu Tchg/Sem:Mathematics
9.0
4:15p- 5:30p M
LWH 2109 TBA, I
11449
Prerequisites: SCED 301, AND ICAT P AND AEDU Y
Sec Stu Tchg/Sem:Music
9.0
TBA
Student Teaching TBA, I
11450
Prerequisites: SCED 301 OR CISE 301 AND SCED 303I OR
CISE 303I AND SCED 303V OR CISE 303V, AND ICAT P
(K-12)
TBA
Student Teaching TBA, I
11451
Prerequisites: SCED 301 OR CISE 301 AND SCED 303I OR
CISE 303I AND SCED 303V OR CISE 303V, AND ICAT P
(K-12)
Sec Stu Tchg/Sem:Physical Ed
9.0
4:15p- 5:30p W
LWH 3020 TBA, I
11452
Prerequisites: SCED 301 OR CISE 301 AND PEMA 344, AND
ICAT P
Tchg Writing In Jr-Sr High
3.0
1:40p- 2:55p MW LWH 3081 Duggan, T 11869
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
401M
New Dir Tchg Math Jr/Sr High
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p T
FA 216 Brelias, A
11453
407A
Multicult Lit Mid/Sec W/Clin
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p M
Smith, K
11871
Major Restriction: Teaching Sec Ed:LA-Engl
407B
Multicult Lit Mid/Sec W/O Clin
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p M
B 158 Smith, K
12767
429
Internship In Secondary Educ
6.0
1 4:15p- 5:30p M
BBH 229 TBA, I
11454
Major Restriction: Teaching Sec Ed:LA-Engl
109 FA FYE:Schl’s Out:Chgo Ntd Ed Prg
3.0
1 1:40p- 2:55p TR
Stirling, T
12853
seating
- Human Resource Development (HRD) 202
1
2
300
1
2
L18
Career And Life Planning I
3.0
12:15p- 1:30p TR
LWH
Benson, S
11384
1:40p- 2:55p TR
BBH 229 TBA, I
11385
Prin & Pract Human Res Devl
3.0
09:25a-10:40a TR
BBH 351 Lovering, A 11386
7:05p- 9:45p W
LWH 3105 TBA, I
11387
6:10p- 8:50p R
EC 121 TBA, I
12086
301
Adult Teaching/Lrng Process
3.0
1 12:15p- 1:30p TR
TBA, I
11388
Prerequisites: HRD 300 OR HR 300,
2 7:05p- 9:45p T
B 152 TBA, I
11389
310
Instrl Techniques/Technology
3.0
1 12:15p- 1:30p TR
Prerequisites: HRD 301 OR HR 301, AND AEDU Y
Major Restriction: Ed-Human Resource Dev
Comments: Non-Majors - Get Instr Auth
2 7:05p- 9:45p W
LWH 3056 Truty, D
11391
315
Computer Utilization In Hrd
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p M
FA 108 Bai, H
11392
320
Dynamics Wrkng Groups & Indvl
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p R
LWH 3056 Frank, B
11393
L18 08:30a-11:10a S
EC 122 Frank, B
12089
321
Designing Instruction In Hrd
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p T
BBH 211 TBA, I
11394
Prerequisites: HRD 310 OR HR 310 AND HRD 315 OR HR
315 AND HRD 320 OR HR 320 AND HRD 325 OR HR 325
AND HRD 300 OR HR 300 AND HRD 301 OR HR 301, AND
AEDU Y
325
WIP:Communication In Hrd
3.0
1 10:50a-12:05p TR
LWH 3096 TBA, I
11395
Prerequisites: HRD 300 OR HR 300 AND ENGL 101, AND
AEDU Y
57
Course No.
Sec#
Times
2
329
1
390
1
400
1
2
401
1
2
407
1
411
1
415
1
416
1
490
1
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
7:05p- 9:45p M
BBH 112 Frank, B
11396
Prerequisites: HRD 300 OR HR 300 AND ENGL 101, AND
AEDU Y
Internship & Seminar In Hrd
9.0
4:15p- 6:55p W
BBH 351 Truty, D
11397
Comments: Permission - HRD Adv/Coord Hybrid-See Pg 20
Printed Sched
Computer Based Training
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p R
FA 108 TBA, I
11398
Hrd & The Organization
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p M
FA 216 Lovering, A 11399
7:05p- 9:45p W
The Adult Learner I
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p T
BBH 112 Truty, D
11401
7:05p- 9:45p R
FA 218 Truty, D
11402
Measurement & Evaluation Hrd
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p W
LWH 4006 Benson, S
11403
Major Restriction: Grad-Human Resource Dev
Consulting In Hrd
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p T
Frank, B
11404
406,
Seminar In Hrd
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p M
BBH 123 TBA, I
12764
AND HRD 406 OR HR 406 AND HRD 407 OR HR 407,
Practicum In Hrd I
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p M
B 104 TBA, I
12766
AND HRD 407 OR HR 407,
Multimdia:Design & Application
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p R
FA 108 TBA, I
11406
Comments: Tech Based Course
401
Curr Devel & Learning Theor
3.0
1 4:15p- 6:55p W
LWH 1002 Bush, L
11407
413
Human Relations & Leadership
3.0
1 4:15p- 6:55p T
LWH Ehrlich, D
11408
421
Fdtns Ed Ldrship & Org Stds
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p T
FA 202 Gil-Garcia, A 11409
X2 4:15p- 6:55p W
ZUCG TBA Brierton, J 11410
58
Course No.
Sec#
Times
422
1
X2
J3
424
1
X2
429
1
2
431
1
X2
432
1
433
1
X2
434
1
2
3
4
5
435
1
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p T
LWH 1001 Bush, L
11411
7:05p- 9:45p R
08:30a- 2:30p S
CIS 211 French, W 11420
Comments: Auth - LWH 4009 ASN
School Supervision
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p T
TBA, I
11421
7:05p- 9:45p W
ZUCG TBA Bozeday, G 11422
Resrch Educational Leadership
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p W
FA 247 Gil-Garcia, A 11423
4:15p- 6:55p T
TBA, I
11424
Comments: Auth - LWH 4009 ENLACE
Community Relations
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p W
FA 247 TBA, I
11425
4:15p- 6:55p R
ZUCG TBA Ehrlich, D 11427
School Finance
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p T
Fritts, J
11429
School Law
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p R
LWH 2031 Brown, S
11430
4:15p- 6:55p R
ZUCG TB Brown, S
11432
Prc Instr Ldrshp/Schl Mngt I
3.0
TBA
Practicum
Gil-Garcia, A 11433
Comments: Auth LWH 4009
TBA
Practicum
TBA, I
11434
TBA
Practicum
Ehrlich, D 11435
Comments: Auth LWH 4009 ASN
TBA
Practicum
TBA, I
11436
TBA
Practicum
TBA, I
11437
Prc Instr Ldrshp/Schl Mngt II
3.0
TBA
Practicum
Beckwith, J 11439
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
TBA
Practicum
Bush, L
11440
3 TBA
Practicum
TBA, I
11443
436
3.0
1 4:15p- 6:55p T
LWH 2031 Bultinck, H 11444
X2 4:15p- 6:55p T
495
Practicum In Higher Education
3.0
1 TBA
Practicum Ehrlich, D
11447
496B
SemHghrEd:Prblmtc Piplne Persp
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p T
BBH 325 Cortez, G
11448
Comments: Auth LWH 4009 - ENLACE
2
— Exercise Science (EXSC) —
403
1
404
1
411
1
414
1
417
1
430
1
Research Meth./Stat. Analysis
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p T
PE 2102 Ardies, C
11996
Major Restriction: Grad-Exer Sci/Card Rehab,Grad-Exercise
Science
Exerc. Testing/Prescription
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p R
PE 2140 TBA, I
12007
Prerequisites: EXSC 402 AND EXSC 403,
Science
Behavioral Health & Wellness
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p M
PE 2102 Erickson, J 12011
Prerequisites: EXSC 402,
Science
Progr. Dev./Mgt. Health Prom.
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p W
PE 2102 Erickson, J 12014
Science
Human Sexuality
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p R
PE 2102 Ardies, C
12017
Science
Internship
3.0
TBA
Internship
TBA, I
12020
Science
101
1
103
1
2
107
1
2
Cardiopulm Resus & First Aid
1:40p- 2:30p TR
PE 2102 TBA, I
Community Health
12:00p-12:50p MWF PE 2140 TBA, I
12:15p- 1:30p TR
PE 2105 TBA, I
10:50a-11:40a TR
PE 2140 Heggum, R
1:00p- 1:50p MW PE 2140 TBA, I
1.0
12034
3.0
12037
12040
2.0
12044
12047
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Credits
CRN
Instr.
3
4
5
J1
L18
10:50a-11:40a TR
PE 2102 Jones, L
12:15p- 1:05p TR
PE 2102 Jones, L
10:50a-11:40a TR
PE 2105 TBA, I
08:00a-09:50a S
CIS 403A Jones, L
4:15p- 5:05p TR
EC 134 TBA, I
WL1 08:30a-10:20a S
EC 134 TBA, I
212
Consumer Health
1 1:40p- 2:55p TR
PE 2140 Augustine, S
303
Sex Education
1 5:40p- 6:55p TR
PE 2140 TBA, I
304
Org & Admin Of Schl Hlth Prog
1 12:15p- 1:30p TR
305
Health Educ/Secondary School
1 08:00a-09:15a MW PE 2140 Banas, J
2 09:25a-10:40a TR
PE 2102 Banas, J
307
Human Diseases
1 12:00p- 1:15p MW PE 2102 Ardies, C
308
Prin Of Indiv Health Practice
1 3:00p- 4:15p MW PE 2140 Heggum, R
309
Nutrition And Health
1 08:00a-09:15a TR
BBH 317 Augustine, S
312
Current Health Concepts
1 5:40p- 6:55p MW PE 2102 TBA, I
345
Drug Education
1 4:15p- 5:30p TR
12049
12053
12056
12060
12063
3.0
12069
3.0
12070
3.0
12072
3.0
12073
12074
3.0
12075
3.0
12076
3.0
12077
3.0
12081
3.0
12083
— Phys. Ed. Major Activity (PEMA) —
276
1
332
1
341
1
344
1
2
3
4
Fundamentals Of Rhythms
1:40p- 2:55p TR
PE 1210 TBA, I
Judo And Self-Defense
5:40p- 6:55p M
PE 1215 TBA, I
5:40p- 6:55p R
PE 1215 TBA, I
Badminton
09:25a-10:40a TR
PE 1210 Remiyas, S
Bowling
4:15p- 6:30p R
PE 2105 TBA, I
Basketball
08:00a-08:50a MW PE 1210 TBA, I
Lifeguard Training
10:50a-12:05p TR
PE 1148 TBA, I
Weight Training
09:00a-09:50a MW PE 2136 TBA, I
10:00a-10:50a MW PE 2136 TBA, I
09:30a-10:20a TR
PE 2136 TBA, I
Individual and Dual Sports
08:00a-09:15a TR
PE 1215 Cavert, C
Judo & Self Defense:Intermed
7:05p- 8:20p R
PE 1215 TBA, I
Prerequisites: PEMA 152,
Team Sports
12:15p- 1:30p TR
PE 1210 Bloch, J
Yoga Philosophy & Practice
2:30p- 3:50p W
PE 1158D TBA, I
1:00p- 2:20p W
PE 2105 TBA, I
Fndtns Phys Ed For Elem Schls
09:25a-10:40a TR
PE 1215 Hand, K
Fndtns P.E. Sec & Mid Schls
09:25a-10:40a TR
PE 2140 Quinn, W
09:25a-10:40a TR
PE 2105 Bloch, J
09:25a-10:40a TR
PE 1120 TBA, I
TBA
TBA, I
381
1
3.0
11732
1.0
11735
11737
1.0
11741
1.0
11743
1.0
11746
2.0
11748
2.0
11750
11751
11752
3.0
11755
1.0
11756
3.0
11757
3.0
11759
3.0
11762
3.0
11765
11776
11778
Title
Days
Locat.
Credits
CRN
Instr.
Water Safety Instructor
1:00p- 1:50p M
PE 2105 TBA, I
2:00p- 3:50p M
PE 1148 TBA, I
Beginning Swimming
10:00a-11:50a M
PE 1148 TBA, I
1.0
11817
— Phys. Ed. Major Theory (PEMT) —
201
1
2
202
1
2037
1
Prin & Mtds In Phys Education
12:15p- 1:30p MW PE 1215 Hand, K
10:50a-12:05p TR
PE 1215 Hand, K
Tests & Measurements In P.E.
10:00a-10:50a MWF PE 2140 Remiyas, S
Fld Exp:School Health Educ
TBA
Field Experience Banas, J
203Y
Fld Exp:Lifelong Sports/Activt
1 08:00a-09:15a TR
PE 1210 Remiyas, S
203Z
Fld Exp:Community Health Serv
1 TBA
Field Experience Heggum, R
206
Sport And Phys Ed in Contmp So
1 7:05p- 9:45p W
PE 2140 TBA, I
220
Intro To Adventure Education
1 1:40p- 2:55p TR
PE 1215 Quinn, W
293
Scientific Fdns Motor Learning
1 4:15p- 5:30p MW PE 2102 TBA, I
302
Kinesiology
1 09:00a-09:50a MWF PE 2102 TBA, I
Prerequisites: PEMT 305,
303
Adapted Phys Ed & Recreation
1 08:00a-09:15a TR
PE 2102 Jones, L
305
Functional Human Anatomy
1 10:00a-11:50a MWF PE 2102 TBA, I
2 2:00p- 3:50p MWF PE 2102 TBA, I
306
Physiology of Exercise
1 08:00a-08:50a MWF PE 2102 TBA, I
Prerequisites: PEMT 305,
311
Coaching & Team Mgmt-Highschl
1 TBA
Quinn, W
2 TBA
Bloch, J
3 TBA
TBA, I
4 TBA
TBA, I
341
Organiz & Manag P.E. Classes
1 08:00a-09:15a TR
PE 2140 Quinn, W
2 08:00a-09:15a TR
PE 2105 Bloch, J
3 08:00a-09:15a TR
PE 1120 TBA, I
4 TBA
TBA, I
342A
Psm Hper:Aging,Death,Dying
1 4:25p- 5:40p MW PE 2140 Heggum, R
372
Adventure Educ Curr Design
1 12:15p- 1:30p TR
PE 1215 Cavert, C
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
— NEIU Multi-Interdisciplinary Studies —
— Phys. Ed. Major Theory (PEMT) —
— Phys. Ed. Major Service (PESV) —
104
1
Course No.
Sec#
Times
2.0
11782
12066
151
1
152
1
2
161
1
162
1
172
1
200
1
203
1
2
3
231
1
250
1
Course No.
Sec#
Times
3.0
11784
11786
3.0
11788
3.0
11790
3.0
11793
3.0
11795
3.0
11797
3.0
11799
3.0
11800
3.0
11801
342T
Coop Learning in Adventure Ed
3.0
1 09:00a-11:50a F
PE 1215 TBA, I
11815
Comments: CASEP Students Only
— Reading (READ) —
301
1
2
3
3.0
11802
4.0
11803
11804
3.0
11805
401
1
3.0
11806
402
1
11807
11808
2
11809
3.0
11810
3
11811
11812
11813
3.0
11814
3.0
11816
403
1
Tch Read Jr-Sr H S
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p W
LWH 2005 Bohr, L
11326
Major Restriction: Sec Ed-English Education,Sec
Ed-Physical Education,Special Education,Sec Ed
Cert:Art,Sec Ed Cert:Biology,Sec Ed Cert:History,Sec
Ed Cert:Mathematics,Sec Ed Cert:Spanish,TCP:Sec EdArt,TCP:Sec Ed-Biol,TCP:Sec Ed-Engl,TCP:Sec Ed-History,
College Restriction: College of Education
Comments: Auth Req LWH x5387
7:05p- 9:45p W
BBH 219 Mihlon, J
11327
10:50a-12:05p TR
LWH 2005 Rogus, J
11329
Devel Readng Theory
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p T
Pariza, J
11331
in NEIUport,
Major Restriction: Grad-Reading
Issues In Reading Instruction
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p T
Pass, J
11333
Prerequisites: READ 311 OR RDG 311,
Major Restriction: Teaching:Biling/Bicult
Educ,Instruction:Biling/Bicult Educ,Teaching El
Ed:Lang Arts,Teaching Sec Ed:LA-Engl,Instruction
ElEd:LangArt,Instruction SecEd:LA Eng
7:05p- 9:45p T
Madda, C
11335
4:15p- 6:55p W
LWH 2005 Madda, C
11337
Curr & Supervision Reading
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p R
Bohr, L
11339
in NEIUport,
11779
59
Course No.
Sec#
Times
404
1
405
1
407
1
409
1
412
1
414
1
415
1
416
1
417
1
425
1
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
Clin Practum Reading
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p MW LWH 2102 Vazzano, J 11341
Prerequisites: READ 407 AND READ 416 AND READ 417
AND READ 412 AND READ 425 AND READ 401 AND READ
414 OR READ 415,
Comments: Auth Req LWH 2062 A Feuerstein
Research Seminar In Reading
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p R
LWH 2102 Rogus, J
11349
in NEIUport,
Cs St Diag Rm Rd Dis
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p R
LWH 2005 Pariza, J
11352
in NEIUport,
Advanced Reading Practicum
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p MW LWH 2102 Vazzano, J 11355
Comments: Auth Req LWH 2062 A Feuerstein
Meas & Eval Of Read
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p T
LWH 2005 Pariza, J
11356
Prerequisites: READ 416 OR RDG 416 AND READ 417 OR
RDG 417,
Reading & Writing Processes
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p T
Nauman, A 11359
Major Restriction: Grad-Reading,Teaching El Ed:Lang
Arts,Instruction ElEd:LangArt
Reading & Wrtg/Content Area
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p T
FA 218 Bohr, L
11361
Major Restriction: Grad-Reading,Teaching Sec Ed:LAEngl,Instruction SecEd:LA Eng
Primary Reading Instruction
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p T
Vazzano, J 11362
Major Restriction: Grad-Reading,Teaching El Ed:Lang
Rdg Instr/Intermed & Upper Gr
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p T
Rogus, J
11365
Major Restriction: Grad-Reading,Teaching Sec Ed:LAEngl,Instruction SecEd:LA Eng
Lit-Based Reading Programs
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p R
Nauman, A 11367
Prerequisites: READ 416 OR RDG 416 AND READ 417 OR
RDG 417,
Major Restriction: Grad-Reading,Teaching El
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
Course No.
Sec#
Times
2
— Gifted Education (GIFT) —
450
1
Psyc Indivl Gifted & Talented
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p T
B 104 Binder, R
11380
X1 4:15p- 6:55p W
ZUCG TBA Kane, M
11381
452
Educ Indivl Gifted & Talented
3.0
X1 7:05p- 9:45p W
ZUCG TBA Kane, M
12861
Prerequisites: GIFT 453,
456
Paren/Advoc Gifted & Talented
3.0
1 4:15p- 6:55p R
B 104 Kane, M
11383
462
Underserved Gifted Students
3.0
X1 7:05p- 9:45p R
ZUCG TBA Gallagher, R 12862
373
1
374
1
2
375
1
380
1
381
1
404
1
451
1
470
1
482
1
— Special Education (SPED) —
500
1
Teach Special Needs I
3.0
10:50a-12:05p TR
LWH 3044 Beyda, S
11466
Prerequisites: SPED 371,
Major Restriction: Spec Ed-Learning Disabilities,Spec
Ed-Mental Retardation,Spec Ed-Behavior Disorders,Spec
Ed-Lrng Disab/Behav Disor,Spec Ed-Lrng Disab/Mntl
Retrd,Spec Ed-Behav Disord/Mntl Retr,Special Education
Field Experience I
3.0
09:25a-10:40a TR
BBH 123 Korbakes, D 11467
Comments: App Must be on File CEST OFF
09:25a-10:40a TR
BBH 123 Beyda, S
11470
Comments: App Must be on file CEST Off
Dev&Char&Chld&Yth:Low Incd Dis
3.0
12:15p- 1:30p TR
BBH 219 Melton, M 11471
Assessmnt of Div Pop in Sp Ed
4.0
1:40p- 2:55p TR
FA 255 Kritikos, E 11472
Prerequisites: SPED 372 AND SPED 375,
Student Teaching SPED
12.0
2:00p- 3:50p M
BBH 222 Meyer, M
11473
2
3
501
1
2
502
1
2
503
1
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
2:00p- 3:50p M
BBH 222 Ugolini, M 11474
Survey Fld Special Education
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p M
BBH 211 TBA, I
11475
Creativity
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p W
B 104 Choice, P
11477
Admin & Supervsn Specl Eductn
3.0
10:50a- 1:30p S
LWH 3096 McElherne, M 11478
Prerequisites: LEAD 421 AND SPED 410,
Assmt/Intvn Inf/Tod Spcl Needs
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p M
B 104 Le Dosquet, P 11480
Research I:Special Education
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p T
Brown, K
11484
Major Restriction: Grad-Special Education
Comments: Request Form - LWH 4058
08:00a-10:40a S
FA 218 Yasutake, D 11487
7:05p- 9:45p T
BBH 102 Binder, R
12833
Comments: Gifted Students/Call Dr. Kane
Characteristics of Disabilitie
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p T
Korbakes, D 11488
4:15p- 6:55p R
Korbakes, D 11490
Language and Cognition
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p W
TBA, I
11492
4:15p- 6:55p T
Le Dosquet, P 11493
Foundations of Special Educatn
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p W
Yasutake, D 11495
60
Course No.
Sec#
Times
2
504
1
2
505
1
2
506
1
2
507
1
2
3
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
7:05p- 9:45p W
BBH 222 Yasutake, D 11497
Assessment I:Special Education
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p W
Kritikos, E 11498
SPED 503,
Comments: Request Form - LWH 4058 Hybrid-See Pg 20
Printed Sched
7:05p- 9:45p R
LWH 4001 Jonak, J
11499
SPED 503,
Comments: Request Form - LWH 4058 Hybrid-See Pg 20
Printed Sched
Consultation & Collaboration
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p F
SPED 503,
4:15p- 6:55p T
TBA, I
11501
SPED 503,
Instrnl & Assistv Tech in SPED
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p R
LWH 2108 Norwell, S 11502
SPED 503,
7:05p- 9:45p R
LWH 2108 Norwell, S 11503
SPED 503,
Internship I
1.0
4:15p- 6:55p M
LWH 1001 Kovy, D
11504
SPED 504,
4:15p- 6:55p M
LWH 1001 Pietron, J
11505
SPED 504,
4:15p- 6:55p M
LWH 3096 TBA, I
11506
SPED 504,
Course No.
Sec#
Times
4
508
1
2
509
1
2
510
1
2
511
1
2
3
512
1
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
4:15p- 6:55p M
LWH 3096 TBA, I
11507
SPED 504,
Methods II:Special Education
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p W
TBA, I
11508
7:05p- 9:45p W
BBH 364 Norwell, S 11509
Methods I
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p R
TBA, I
11510
SPED 504,
7:05p- 9:45p W
LWH 1001 TBA, I
11511
SPED 504,
Methods III:Special Education
3.0
TBA
OL
Online
Moreno, G 11512
SPED 507,
4:15p- 6:55p T
Wong-Lo, M 11513
SPED 507,
Methods IV:Special Education
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p R
TBA, I
11515
7:05p- 9:45p T
BBH 101 Wong-Lo, M 11516
4:15p- 6:55p W
TBA, I
11517
Internship II
1.0
4:15p- 6:55p M
LWH 1001 Kovy, D
11518
Prerequisites: SPED 507 AND SPED 509 AND SPED 511,
Course No.
Sec#
Times
2
3
4
513
1
2
514
1
2
3
515
1
522
1
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
4:15p- 6:55p M
LWH 1001 Pietron, J
11519
4:15p- 6:55p M
BBH 233 TBA, I
11548
4:15p- 6:55p M
BBH 233 TBA, I
11549
Assessment II
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p T
LWH 4001 Moreno, G 11550
SPED 511,
4:15p- 6:55p R
LWH 4001 Jonak, J
11551
SPED 511,
Student Tchng in Special Educ
3.0
2:00p- 3:50p M
BBH 222 Meyer, M
11553
SPED 510 AND SPED 511,
2:00p- 3:50p M
BBH 222 Ugolini, M 11554
4:15p- 6:55p MW LWH 4001 Moreno, G 11555
Comments: Consent of Dr. Moreno
Research II
3.0
TBA
Master’s Project
Le Dosquet, P 11556
Comments: ECH Students Only
Fndtns & Practs Challng Behvrs
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p R
TBA, I
11557
Comments: Consent of Dr. Brown
61
Course No.
Sec#
Times
523
1
526
1
527
1
529
1
530
1
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
Educ Assmt & Plng-Pos Beh Mgnt
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p R
FA 203 Wong-Lo, M 11558
Adaptations of Curriculum
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p W
Brown, K
11559
Language Based Disorders
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p W
Brown, K
11560
Curriculum Practicum
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p M
BBH 228 TBA, I
11561
SPED 525,
Capstone Project
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p M
LWH 3031 Brown, K
11562
— Teacher Education —
— Bilingual/Bicultural Education (BLBC) —
301
1
302
2
328
1
2
329
1
2
338
1
340
1
62
Curriculum Of The Elem School
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p M LWH 3046 Korkatsch-Groszko 11229
Prerequisites: EDFN 306, AND AEDU Y
Major Restriction: El Ed-Teacher Education,BilingualBicultural Ed
Mthds Tchg Lang Arts-Elem Scl
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p R
BBH 240 Yturriago, J 11230
Clinical Experience Elem Educ
1.0
3:00p- 3:50p W
LWH 2044 TBA, I
11231
3:00p- 3:50p W
LWH 2044 TBA, I
11232
Student Tchg In Elem Educ K-9
9.0
4:15p- 5:30p M
LWH 3094 TBA, I
11233
Prerequisites: AND BLBC 328, ICAT P AND AEDU Y
5:40p- 6:55p M
LWH 3094 TBA, I
11234
Prerequisites: AND BLBC 328, ICAT P AND AEDU Y
Bilingualism And Education
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p W
FA 216 Villegas, J
11235
Mtds Tchg Lang & Cult Diverse
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p T
LWH 3056 Peters, A
11236
Prerequisites: BLBC 338 OR CIBB 338,
Course No.
Sec#
Times
341
1
342
1
438
1
439
1
440
1
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
Mthds Tchg Limtd Profcy Stdnt
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p R
LWH 3096 Peters, A
11237
Prerequisites: BLBC 340 AND BLBC 338, AND AEDU Y
Assessment in Bilingual Clsrm
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p M
LWH 2005 Yturriago, J 11238
Prerequisites: BLBC 341 AND BLBC 338, AND AEDU Y
Foundations of Bilingual Ed
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p W
LWH 3096 Yturriago, J 11239
Educ,Instruction:Biling/Bicult Educ
EthDivSchls:Cross Cul/Ling Sur
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p W
LWH 3096 Garreton, M 11240
Prerequisites: BLBC 438 OR CIBB 438,
Tchg in Cul and Lang Div Clsrm
3.0
08:00a-10:40a S
LWH 3096 Villegas, J
11241
Prerequisites: BLBC 438,
— Early Childhood Education (ECED) —
301
1
Curr & Instr In Early Chld Ed
3.0
4:15p- 6:55p T
BBH 124 Mushi, S
11242
Major Restriction: Early Childhood Educ,TCP:Early Chldhd
Educ
306
Mtds Tchg Rdg In Early Chld
3.0
1 4:15p- 6:55p W
Otto, B
11243
Prerequisites: ECED 301 AND ECED 352, AND AEDU Y
Educ
313
WIP:Language Develop & Ed Impl
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p W
BBH 124 Otto, B
11244
Prerequisites: ENGL 101 AND EDFN 302 AND EDFN 303,
Educ
316
Child, Family And Community
3.0
1 4:15p- 6:55p T
FA 202 Adeodu, R 12851
Educ
325
Literature For Young Children
3.0
1 4:15p- 6:55p F
LWH 3044 TBA, I
11245
Educ
328I
Clin Exp Early Chil/Inf & Tod
1.0
1 3:00p- 3:50p W
LWH 3094 TBA, I
11246
2 3:00p- 3:50p W
LWH 3094 TBA, I
11247
3 3:00p- 3:50p W
LWH 2005 TBA, I
11248
4 3:00p- 3:50p W
LWH 2005 TBA, I
11249
328M
Clin Exp Erly Chld/Multicultrl
1.0
1 3:00p- 3:50p W
LWH 3003 TBA, I
11250
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
328S
Prctm in Early Chldhd w/Spec E
1.0
2 3:00p- 3:50p W
LWH 3003 TBA, I
11251
Major Restriction: Early Childhood Educ
328T
Clin Exper Preschl/Technology
1.0
1 3:00p- 3:50p W
LWH 3096 TBA, I
11252
Prerequisites: EDFN 302 AND EDFN 303 AND ECED 301,
AND AEDU Y
2 3:00p- 3:50p W
LWH 3096 TBA, I
11253
Prerequisites: EDFN 302 AND EDFN 303 AND ECED 301,
AND AEDU Y
329
Student Tchg Early Childhood
9.0
1 4:15p- 5:30p R
LWH 3096 TBA, I
11254
Prerequisites: ECED 328I AND ECED 328M AND ECED 328T
AND ECED 328S, AND ICAT P AND AEDU Y
Educ
2 5:40p- 6:55p R
LWH 3096 TBA, I
11255
Prerequisites: ECED 328I AND ECED 328M AND ECED 328T
AND ECED 328S, AND ICAT P AND AEDU Y
Educ
338
Devmntl Assmnt Young Chldrn
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p T
LWH 3094 Otto, B
11256
Prerequisites: EDFN 303 OR PSYC 212, AND AEDU Y
Educ
352
Mtds Tch LA, Mus & Art/ECED
3.0
1 4:15p- 6:55p T
BBH 240 Hao, Y
11257
Prerequisites: ART 170A AND MUS 102 AND ECED 301 AND
ART 180 AND CMTC 202 OR COMM 202, AND AEDU Y
Educ
355
Mtds Tch Math, Sci & SS/ECED
3.0
1 4:15p- 6:55p R
Landerholm, E
11258
Prerequisites: ECED 301 AND ECED 352, AND AEDU Y
Educ
410
Curriculum Development
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p T
LWH 3096 Landerholm, E 11259
Major Restriction: TCP:Early Chldhd Educ,Grad-Early
Chldhd Sp Ed
— Elementary Education (ELED) —
301
1
2
3
302
1
2
3
304
1
Curriculum Of The Elem School
3.0
09:25a-10:40a TR
FA 153 Chakonas, E 11264
Major Restriction: El Ed-Teacher Education,TCP:Elem Educ
7:05p- 9:45p R
FA 152 Perino, F
11265
09:00a-11:50a F
Mthds Tchg Lang Arts-Elem Scl
3.0
10:50a-12:05p TR
FA 256 Kaiser, E
11267
Prerequisites: ELED 301, AND AEDU Y
7:05p- 9:45p T
FA 255 Zimelis, J
11268
4:15p- 6:55p R
FA 256 Kaiser, E
11269
Mtds Tchg Socl Stds-Elem Schl
3.0
10:50a-12:05p TR
LWH 3005 Karr, J
11270
Major Restriction: El Ed-Teacher Education,BilingualBicultural Ed,TCP:Elem Educ
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
4:15p- 6:55p W
B 152 Lopez, A
11271
3 4:15p- 6:55p M
BBH 351 Lopez, A
11272
305
Mthds Tchg Science-Elem Schl
3.0
1 09:25a-10:40a TR
FA 255 TBA, I
11273
Prerequisites: ELED 301 AND ELED 302, AND AEDU Y
2 4:15p- 6:55p R
FA 255 TBA, I
11274
3 7:05p- 9:45p R
FA 255 TBA, I
11275
306A
Mtd Tcg Read-Elem Wth Cln Exp
3.0
1 12:15p- 1:30p TR
2 4:15p- 6:55p T
BBH 211 Kaiser, E
11279
3 1:40p- 2:55p TR
LWH 3005 Karr, J
11281
4 08:00a-10:40a S
FA 255 Mester, A
11283
5 10:50a- 1:30p S
FA 255 Mester, A
11285
310
Mtds Tchg Math-Elem Schl
3.0
1 4:15p- 6:55p W
BBH 228 Zemtseff, L 11288
2 1:25p- 2:40p MW FA 255 Zemtseff, L 11289
3 4:15p- 6:55p M
BBH 124 Zemtseff, L 11290
4 12:00p- 1:15p MW FA 255 Zemtseff, L 11292
311
School Curriculum
3.0
1 4:15p- 6:55p T
FA 256 Annarella, L 11293
Prerequisites: EDFN 305 AND EDFN 306 AND EDFN 307,
AND AEDU Y
2 10:50a-12:05p TR
FA 255 Annarella, L 11294
Prerequisites: EDFN 305 AND EDFN 306 AND EDFN 307,
AND AEDU Y
312
Tchg Strat ELL & Multicul Grps
3.0
99 1:00p- 3:50p F
FA 255 Karr, J
11297
Comments: MSTQE - Heather Patay
319
Clsrm Organization & Managmnt
3.0
1 4:15p- 6:55p T
FA 255 Perino, F
11299
2 12:15p- 1:30p TR
FA 255 Perino, F
11300
328
Clinical Experience Elem Educ
1.0
1 3:00p- 3:50p W
FA 247 TBA, I
11328
2
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
3:00p- 3:50p W
FA 247 TBA, I
11330
3 3:00p- 3:50p W
FA 255 TBA, I
11332
4 3:00p- 3:50p W
FA 255 TBA, I
11334
5 3:00p- 3:50p W
FA 256 TBA, I
11336
6 3:00p- 3:50p W
FA 256 TBA, I
11338
7 3:00p- 3:50p W
FA 153 TBA, I
11340
8 3:00p- 3:50p W
FA 153 TBA, I
11342
9 3:00p- 3:50p W
FA 203 TBA, I
11343
10 3:00p- 3:50p W
FA 203 TBA, I
11344
329
Student Tchg In Elem Educ K-9
9.0
1 4:15p- 5:30p F
FA 216 TBA, I
11345
2 5:40p- 6:55p F
FA 216 TBA, I
11346
3 4:15p- 5:30p M
FA 247 TBA, I
11347
4 5:40p- 6:55p M
FA 247 TBA, I
11348
5 4:15p- 5:30p R
LWH 1002 TBA, I
11350
6 5:40p- 6:55p R
LWH 1002 TBA, I
11351
7 4:15p- 5:30p F
FA 218 TBA, I
11353
8 5:40p- 6:55p F
FA 218 TBA, I
11354
9 4:15p- 5:30p M
TBA, I
11357
10 5:40p- 6:55p M
TBA, I
11358
2
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
11 4:15p- 5:30p R
TBA, I
11360
12 5:40p- 6:55p R
TBA, I
11363
98 4:15p- 5:30p M
TBA, I
11364
99 5:40p- 6:55p M
FA 216 TBA, I
11366
414
Principles Of Curriculum Devl
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p R
FA 216 Lopez, A
11368
Prerequisites: EDFN 406,
Major Restriction: TCP:Elem Educ,Teaching:Biling/Bicult
Educ,Instruction:Biling/Bicult Educ,Teaching El Ed:Lang
415
Interlt Sci & Math W/Clin
3.0
1 4:15p- 6:55p F
FA 256 TBA, I
11369
Major Restriction: Teaching:Biling/Bicult Educ,Teaching El
Ed:Lang Arts
417
Mlticult Lit & Drama/Elem Cls
3.0
1 4:15p- 6:55p M
FA 218 Wolk, S
11372
418
Theoret Implic Instr Elem Clsr
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p M
BBH 317 Wolk, S
11374
Educ,Instruction:Biling/Bicult Educ,Teaching El Ed:Lang
429
Internship In ELED
6.0
1 4:15p- 5:30p M
TBA, I
11376
Ed:Lang Arts
2 5:40p- 6:55p M
TBA, I
11378
Ed:Lang Arts
430
Trends & Issues In Assessment
3.0
1 7:05p- 9:45p R
BBH 124 TBA, I
11379
— Middle Schl Educ & Tchng (MLED) —
301
1
Curr & Instrctn in Mdl School
09:00a-12:00p F
B 158 Kelly, N
Comments: Auth x5571 - Concur w/ELED 302
3.0
11465
63
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
Course No.
Sec#
Times
Title
Days
Locat.
Instr.
Credits
CRN
-Nontraditional Degree Programs (NDP)310
1
WIP:Diversity in the Workplace
3.0
7:05p- 9:45p W
BBH 317 Thusat, J
12376
Major Restriction: NDP-Interdisciplinary Studies,NDP-Univ
Without Walls
Comments: Auth, if needed, B147
2 09:00a-11:50a S
BBH 317 Thusat, J
12377
Major Restriction: NDP-Interdisciplinary Studies,NDP-Univ
Without Walls
Comments: 10 Wks in Class - 6 Wks Online
351
Time Management Skills
1.0
W1 2:00p- 4:40p S
LWH 2109 Mester, A
12378
Comments: Mts: 9/11&25, 10/9&23, 11/6
— Global Studies (GS) —
201 SB Intro Global Studies I
3.0
1 4:15p- 6:55p W
BBH 233 Mahootian, S 12863
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Departmental Notes
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES EDUCATION PROGRAM (CASEP)
The College of Arts and Sciences Education Program (CASEP) is a pre-service
education learning community for students who are interested in becoming
Pre-K-12 teachers. CASEP offers students the opportunity to begin their
teacher training their first semester of college rather than their third year of
college. Students accepted to Northeastern Illinois University are eligible to
apply to CASEP. CASEP classes are linked and/or co-taught and help satisfy
General Education requirements. In addition, CASEP has its own counselor
to help guide you through your critical first two years of college. Also, as
a first year CASEP participant you will have the opportunity to observe in
elementary and high school classrooms alongside practicing teachers.
The following are the College of Arts and Sciences Education Program’s
freshman and sophomore classes (All classes require CASEP authorization
and with one exception are only open to CASEP students):
Freshman Courses:
CMTC 100 (Introduction to Communication)
CMTT 130 (Introduction to Theater)
U. S. History 214
Writing/English 101
Adventure Education
School and Society (Sociology 104)
Sophomore Courses:
CMTC 101 (Foundations of Communication)
Educational Foundations (EDFN 306)
Educational Foundations (EDFN 305)
Earth Science 121
Additionally, the Department of Biology reserves the right to place students
registering for the same course three or more times on a waiting list. Seats
are subject to availability during the latter part of late registration.
Students are advised to check the Biology Department bulletin board
located outside of the Department office (BBH-358G) for information
and/or changes in course scheduling. Students may also consult with
the Biology office staff,Tina Pennekamp or Jan Aigner, as well as the
Department’s website at http://www.neiu.edu/~biology or http://orion.
neiu.edu/~biology.
CHEMISTRY
Please note:The policy on first class session attendance is strictly enforced.
CHEM 211 GENERAL CHEMISTRY I - PREREQUISITE: MINIMUM
MATHEMATICS PLACEMENT EXAM RECOMMENDED
OF 3 OR 4 OR SATISFACTORY COMPLETION OF MATH DEV 092.
CONCURRENT REGISTRATION IN CHEM 26O STRONGLY
RECOMMENDED.
CHEM 212 GENERAL CHEMISTRY II - CONCURRENT REGISTRATION IN
CHEM 261 STRONGLY RECOMMENDED.
CHEM 231 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY I - CONCURRENT REGISTRATION IN
CHEM 232 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY II - CONCURRENT REGISTRATION IN
COMPUTER SCIENCE
REGISTRATION FOR COMPUTER SCIENCE COURSES
Contact:
Jim Blair (773-442-5654)
[email protected]
Or
Jamie Riess
Academic Advising
773-442-5477
Prerequisites are enforced. Students who have completed or are enrolled
in the prerequisite(s) for the course(s) here at NEIU may register without
special permission. The following groups of students are among those who
may need department permission to register:
- Undergraduate transfer students registering for NEIU course(s) for
which the prerequisites have been taken elsewhere.
- Graduate students who have fulfilled prerequisites for NEIU courses
(e.g., as part of Bachelor’s degree) elsewhere.
ANTHROPOLOGY
Transfer students who have not had their transferred CS courses evaluated
by the CS program advisor must do so prior to registering.
Please note that the anthropology class schedule was incomplete at the time
of printing. Several class have been added since then. Check NEIUport or
the Anthropology website ( http://www.neiu.edu/~anthro/) for the full and
most up to date Fall 2011 class schedule.
BIOLOGY
REGISTRATION FOR BIOLOGY COURSES
Online registration for all undergraduate Biology courses is no longer
restricted to students who have officially declared biology as a major.
Seats will be available on a first-come, first-served basis, so it is advisable
for biology majors and minors to register as soon as possible during the
Advance Registration periods as seats are limited.
PREREQUISITES WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED
The minimum prerequisite for all Department of Biology 300-level courses
is BIO 150, BIO 201, and BIO 202 or equivalent. Some courses may have
additional prerequisites. In order to register for BIO 150/201 (or any biology
major or minor course) a student must have demonstrated proficiency in
reading, writing, and math. A score of 6 on the Reading Placement Test, a
score of 7 on the Writing Placement Test (or ELP-ESL-120 or ELP DEV-099)
and a score of 30 on the Math Placement Test (or MATH-DEV-092) will
satisfy this requirement. Students should note that BIO 150 is a co-requisite
of BIO 201 and is required for ALL majors, minors, and transfer students
effective Fall 2007. Students transferring in course equivalencies to BIO
201, or any other course(s) which satisfy biology major/minor requirements,
must register for BIO 150 concurrently with their first-semester biology
coursework.
Students may register online for biology classes for which prerequisites
have been met (completed with a grade of “C” or better). Class lists will be
monitored and prerequisites checked during and after registration periods.
Students who are registered for courses for which prerequisites have not
been met with a grade of “C” or better will not be able to attend the course
and are responsible for any financial consequences resulting from the
necessity to withdraw. It is the student’s responsibility to be aware of and
comply with all Biology course prerequisites.
To request permission to register for CS courses, e-mail [email protected]
or call (773)442-4722.
If you need further information or wish to make an appointment for
advisement, please call (773)442-4720 or (773)442-4722.
COMMON FINAL EXAM FOR ALL SECTIONS OF CS 200 WILL BE HELD
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10 FROM 8:30-10:30 A.M. ROOM TBA
COMMON FINAL EXAM FOR ALL SECTIONS OF CS 207 WILL BE HELD
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10 FROM 11:00 A.M.-1:00 P.M. ROOM TBA
HYBRID COURSES: Class time will be split between classroom meetings and
online activities.
EARTH SCIENCE
Please note the policy on first class session attendance is strictly enforced.
ECONOMICS
The Economics Department welcomes all students who meet course
prerequisite requirements. Courses are available on a first-come, first-served
basis. Verification of prerequisite courses may be required (e.g. by students
who have taken prerequisite courses at other institutions). In such instances,
students may email an authorization request to [email protected]. Please
include your ID number and the course for which you seek enrollment.
NOTE! This printed schedule is subject to change at any time.
Kindly see the course schedule available on NEIUport to obtain the
most accurate and up-to-date course information.
For current and additional information about faculty, courses and degree
programs in Economics, please reference the department website www.
neiu.edu/~econ, bulletin board, or contact the Economics Office located in
BBH 346C, telephone: 773-442-5690, email: [email protected].
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Departmental Notes
ENGLISH
LINGUISTICS
The English Placement Test is required before enrollment in ENGL 101,
Writing I. A grade of C or better in ENGL 101 is prerequisite to advance to
ENGL 102, Writing II.
Linguistics 300- level courses that require certain prerequisites are open to
students who have not met the prerequisites on an individual basis.
ENGL 101 CASEP section: see College of Arts & Sciences Education Program
note above.
Linguistics 400-level courses that are restricted to Linguistics M.A. students
are open to at-large students on a space available basis during Advanced and
Open Registration. The prerequisite for General Education courses ENGL 201, 202, and 203
is a grade of C or better in ENGL 101.
Please contact the department at [email protected] or Dr. Judy KaplanWeinger at [email protected] for permission to register,
ENGL 210 WIP: Methods for English Majors: Registration for this course
is restricted to declared English and English/Secondary Education majors or
consent of instructor.
MATHEMATICS
The prerequisite for all English Department 300-level courses is a
grade of C or better in ENGL 101 and ENGL 102, plus 6 hours of 200-level
literature/writing courses excluding General Education courses, or consent
of instructor.
The prerequisite for all English Department 300-level creative
writing courses is one of the following: ENGL 235 (Intro to Creative
Writing I), ENGL 236 (Intro to Creative Writing II), or consent of instructor.
The prerequisite for all English Department 400-level courses is
one of the following: Graduate standing, admission to a degree program in
English, or written consent of instructor.
ENGL 410 – Literary Methods & Practice is required in first fall term for all
literature track students
GEOGRAPHY & ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
G&ES 104:5. Introduction to Environmental Studies. 3 cr.
This is an online course. Students will attend a 3-hour orientation at NEIU
during the first week of classes. Date, time, and location TBA. For further
information contact Instructor Emily Good at [email protected].
G&ES 150:3. Introduction to Environmental Studies. 3 cr.
This is an online course. Students will attend a 3-hour orientation at NEIU
during the first week of classes. Date, time, and location TBA. For further
information contact: Instructor Emily Good at [email protected].
G&ES 339:01. Geography of Fossil Energy Resources. 3 cr.
This course will require several sessions in the field. For further information
contact: Professor Musa Qutub at [email protected].
G&ES 344:01. Chicago River Issues. 3 cr.
Most classes are held in the field. For further information contact: Instructor:
David Jones at [email protected].
G&ES 346:01. Global Chicago. 3 cr.
This course will require some field trips. For further information contact:
Professor Dennis Grammenos at [email protected]
JUSTICE STUDIES
JUST 312 Theories of Criminal Behavior
In the 2010-2011 Catalog, the prerequisite for this course is a misprint. The
correct prerequisite is either JUST 101 or JUST 201.
JUST 345 Practicum requires authorization by an advisor or the Department
Chair. The following prerequisites must be completed before enrolling in
Practicum: JUST 101, JUST 202, JUST 241, and JUST 301. Students should also
have completed a minimum of three electives (nine hours) in Justice Studies. Four electives (12 hours) in Justice Studies are recommended.
JUST 350 Field Work Seminar requires that students have completed JUST
345 Practicum and its prerequisites, as well as a minimum of four electives
(12 hours) in Justice Studies. The Field Work Seminar includes a 200-hour
internship, arrangements for which should have been finalized in advance,
normally during the JUST 345 Practicum course. It is strongly advised that
students do not wait until the beginning of the Field Work Seminar
to secure their internship. Ideally, students should discuss their internship
arrangements with their Field Work Seminar instructor before the beginning
of the course. Students must do the internship at the same time they are
enrolled in the Field Work Seminar, not before.
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REMINDER!!. The schedule printed here is subject to change.
Please use the schedule on NEIUport to get the most up-to-date
information.
Successful completion of course prerequisites is required before
registration is permitted. When manual verification of prerequisites is
needed, a course permission form is submitted to the Mathematics office
BBH-214B for processing. These forms are made available two weeks prior
to advance registration and can be obtained from the Mathematics office
or our department website www.neiu.edu/~math. Follow the instructions
carefully.
In addition to NEIU coursework, prerequisites may also be met by qualifying
transfer coursework, ACT or Math Placement scores. Prerequisites for
Mathematics courses are accessible on NEIUport and can also be found in
the most recent academic catalog.
For the most up-to-date information, please check the bulletin boards by the
Math Office BBH-214B, the department website www.neiu.edu/~math or
contact the Mathematics Department at 773-442-5776 or 5760 for assistance.
MUSIC
All music majors should see their advisor every semester prior to
registration.
New students entering in Fall 2009 will be required to meet the new
requirements for the B.A. and M.A. degrees in music. All students who
entered the program prior to Fall 2009 will follow their original program
requirements with a few exceptions. See department advisors for details.
All music majors are required to attend Convocation. Dates are posted
outside the department office.
Applied Music: Private Applied Lessons are available for Music Majors,
Music Minors, or students in an Ensemble (i.e., University Chorus, Jazz Band,
Concert Band, Opera Workshop, etc.). Authorization must be obtained from
the instructor AND the department to register for Applied Music. Music
Education majors take MUS 151 or 351 and Music Performance Majors take
152 or 352.There is a $15.00 Special Fee for Applied Music.
In order to register for Applied Music, students must:
1. AUDITION and obtain PERMISSION from the instructor or Department
Chair.
2. Submit approved AUTHORIZATION FORM to department office no later
than the first week of class (allow 48 hours for processing)
3. Complete the on-line registration.
ACCEPTANCE INTO ENSEMBLES IS BY AUDITION.
A placement exam for Theory I will be given on the first day of class.
Students who do not meet the minimum proficiency may be required to
complete MUS-105 before registering for Theory I.
Music Majors should adhere to the following course sequence:
Semester 1 MUS-121 01 Music Theory I (9:25 a.m.TR)
MUS-112-01 Class Piano I (9 a.m. MW)
Semester 2 MUS-122-01 Music Theory II (9:25 a.m.TR)
MUS-113-01 Class Piano II (10 a.m. MW)
Semester 3
MUS-201-01 Music Theory III (9:25 a.m.TR)
MUS-124-01 Sight Singing and Ear Training I (9 a.m. MW)
Semester 4
MUS-202-01 Music Theory IV (9:25 a.m.TR)
MUS-125-01 Sight Singing and Ear Training II (9 a.m. MW)
See catalog for variations in Piano Program.
Music Technology / Sound Art / Recording / Composition.
All Music Technology Courses require additional lab and project hours. Some
projects may be scheduled during evenings and weekends. Participation in
concerts may be required. Students must be available during Activity Hour
on days when Music Department Convocation is scheduled. See department
for dates.
Students who wish to minor in Music Technology or major in Music
Synthesis should see Nelson Mandrell.
Departmental Notes
Music Education
A Piano Proficiency Exam is required of Music Education Majors.This exam
is given during the semester; notices will be posted in the department. Music
Education Majors must pass all sections of the Piano Proficiency Exam prior
to enrolling in MUS 393L.
Music Education Majors should consult course listings under the College of
Education for TED-SCED 303I,TED-SCED 303V and SCED-305N.
Graduate Program
Participation in a large ensemble for a minimum of three terms is required
(wind and percussion students enroll in Band; guitar students enroll in
Guitar Ensemble; string students [violin, viola, cello, and string bass] enroll
in Orchestra; voice students enroll in University Chorus, Opera Workshop,
Chamber Singers, or Musical Theater; piano students enroll in Practicum
Chamber Music, Piano Ensemble Four Hands, Accompanying, or other
approved Instrumental Ensembles).
Dance
Dance courses are listed under DANC. For more information, contact Dr.
Venetia Stifler at Ext. 5918.
For information on SPANISH DANCE, contact Libby Komaiko at Ext. 5901.
PHYSICS
PHYSICS 201 COLLEGE PHYSICS I - CONCURRENT REGISTRATION IN
PHYS 203 IS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED.
PHYSICS 202 COLLEGE PHYSICS II - CONCURRENT REGISTRATION IN
PHYSICS 206 UNIVERSITY PHYSICS I - CONCURRENT REGISTRATION IN
PHYSICS 207 UNIVERSITY PHYSICS II - CONCURRENT REGISTRATION IN
PHYS 204 IS CONCURRENT REGISTRATION IN PHYS 202 or PHYS 207 IS
STRONGLY RECOMMENDED.
PHYSICS 207 UNIVERSITY PHYSICS II - CONCURRENT REGISTRATION IN
PHYSICS 211 PHYSICS I Seminar - CONCURRENT REGISTRATION IN PHYS
201 OR PHYS 206 IS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED.
PHYSICS 212 PHYSICS II Seminar.
PSYCHOLOGY
PSYC 200 General Psychology is a self-paced course. Students will acquire
knowledge of psychology content areas and develop the skills essential
for success in our curriculum. Students must participate in in-class and
online learning components and demonstrate mastery by passing a series
of quizzes. Course grades are based on performance on exams, written
assignments, and PL participation. The first week of classes includes
two mandatory orientation sessions: You must attend one of the Mon/
Tues sessions AND one of the Wed/Thurs sessions. For more information,
go to the Department of Psychology Office (BBH-313F) or the PsychSpace
groups page.
Courses that may be used to fulfill the major laboratory requirement in the
Fall 2011 semester are PSYC 308 Lab:Tests & Measurement and PSYC 361
Lab: Social Psychology. Elective courses that may fulfill the major capstone
requirement are PSYC 395 History of Psychology and PSYC 396 Senior
Seminar.
SOCIAL WORK
The following are the required Liberal Arts courses that are prerequisites to
entering Social Work major courses beyond SWK 200 and SWK 207- Anth 212,
Bio 100, Psych 100, Psych 110 and Soc 100.
The following courses are Knowledge and Values electives for minors and
majors offered in fall 2011: SWK 203, SWK 208, SWK 250, SWK 301, and SWK
307. Please note the focus of SWK 250- Issues in Social Service Delivery is
Social Work with African American Men. SWK 250 is a repeatable course as
long as different topics are taken. SWK 301 will be offered as part of the CAST
(Child Advocacy Services and Treatment) minor, CAST 303- Evaluation and
Assessment in Child Advocacy.
Social Work majors must have completed all general education and liberal arts
requirements prior to entering SWK 303/304/309.The Skill Elective courses
fall 2011 are SWK 308, SWK 322 and SWK 327. SWK 327 will be taught as an
Online Class. Skills electives are offered for those students who are in enrolled
or have completed SWK 305/306/357 or by permission of the professor.
SOCIOLOGY
The prerequisite for all upper-division Sociology courses is Sociology 100 –
Introduction to Sociology or by permission of the instructor.
The following courses are cross-listed with the African and African American
Studies Program:
SOC 309
Sociology of Racism
SOC 316
Race & Ethnic Relations
SOC 344
African American Women: Feminism, Race, and Resistance
The following courses are cross-listed with the Latino/Latin American
Studies Program:
SOC 270
Sociology of Latinas
The following courses are cross-listed with the Women’s Studies Program:
SOC 105
Women, Men and Social Change
SOC 214
Sociology of Intimacy, Marriage & Families
SOC 270
Sociology of Latinas
SOC 306
American Women:The Changing Image
SOC 329
Sociology of Violence
SOC 340
Sociology of Sexualities
SOC 352
Sociology of HIV/AIDS
TESL/TEFL
The undergraduate courses currently listed as TESL 320A, 320G, and 320K
will be changing. Please check the NEIUPortal or with the Department
([email protected] or 773-442-5872) for the most up-to-date course listings.
TESL 400-level courses that are restricted to TESL M.A. students may be open
to at-large students or other MA Program students as appropriate on a space
available basis during the Advanced and Open Registration periods.
Please contact the department at [email protected] for permission to register.
World Languages & culTURES
1. Some World Languages and Cultures courses may be listed
under “World Languages and Cultures (WLC)” rather than under
a specific language.
2. “LIB 449” denotes the Language Learning Laboratory, located on the 4th
floor of the Library.
3. Prerequisites for Spanish Literature courses: Unless otherwise noted, the
prerequisites for 300-level Spanish Literature courses are Spanish 253
and Spanish 326 or Consent of Instructor.
4. Students who have completed WLC-SPAN-201 (formerly FL-SPAN 103)
are strongly encouraged to take WLC-SPAN-202 before enrolling in WLCSPAN-224.
5. WLC-FREN 356-1 will be taught online. All of the instruction is
administered through the Blackboard Learning Management System and
textbook software. For further information, please contact Prof. Mary
Ellen McGoey. .
AEROSPACE STUDIES (AIR FORCE ROTC)
Air Force ROTC (AFROTC) is offered to Northeastern Illinois University
students in cooperation with the Department of Aerospace Studies at the
Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT). Students who participate in AFROTC
may be eligible for AFROTC scholarships or the Illinois State Tuition
Waiver, which may partially or fully pay your tuition at Northeastern.
Upon completing your degree and the AFROTC program, you will earn
a commission as an officer in the US Air Force and will serve a four year
commitment on active duty. For more information on Air Force ROTC
and registration, contact the Unit Admissions Officer at (312) 567-3525
[email protected], or go to their website at http://afrotc.iit.edu. AFROTC
courses are only offered at the Illinois Institute of Technology.
AS 101 Foundations of the US Air Force
LEC - TH 3:15PM - 4:30PM
LAB - TH 12:50PM - 3:05PM
AS 201 Evolution of Air Force Air and Space Power
LEC - TH 3:15PM - 4:30PM
LAB - TH 12:50PM - 3:05PM
AS 301 Air Force Leadership Studies
LEC - T 12:50PM - 4:30PM
LAB - TH 12:50PM - 3:05PM
AS 401 National Security Affairs and Preparation for Active Duty
LEC - T 12:50PM - 4:30PM
LAB - TH 12:50PM - 3:05PM
The Social Work Program enforces the policy on first class session attendance.
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Departmental Notes
MILITARY SCIENCE (ARMY ROTC)
Military Science (Army ROTC) is offered through Northeastern Illinois
University in conjunction with the University of Illinois-Chicago,Army ROTC.
Basic course classes are offered to all students. For further information on
scholarships, tuition and off-campus locations, call the Enrollment Operations
Officer at UIC at (312) 413-2356/2357, or the Department of Military Science
at Loyola at (773) 508-2852.
Students may enroll in Military Science Courses regardless of sexual
orientation in accordance with the university's nondiscrimination policy.
However, students should be aware that homosexual conduct, which may
be interpreted as stating that one is lesbian, gay or bisexual is grounds for
disqualification from entering into a contract with the federal government to
become a commissioned officer.
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT
WHO CAN ENROLL IN 300 LEVEL BUSINESS COURSES:
Students who intend to enroll in 300 level business courses must first
meet the following admission/declaration requirements of the
College of Business and Management:
A. Complete the eight College of Business and Management Foundation courses.
Students must earn a grade point average of 2.50 or higher with no grade
below a "C" for all courses, including Foundation Courses, applied to a business
major or minor.The Foundation Courses are: ENGL l0l (Writing I), ENGL 102
(Writing II), MATH 165 (Finite Math), MATH 167 (Business Calculus), ECON
217 (Microeconomics), BLAW 285 (Legal Environment of (Business), ACTG
201 (Introduction to Financial Accounting) and ACTG 202 (Introduction
to Managerial Accounting). Note: Enrollment in BLAW 280 and BLAW 285
requires completion of at least 30 credit hours.
B. Complete at least 60 credit hours (including the Foundation Courses) of
course work and have a cumulative GPA of 2.00 or better for these hours.
(For business minors a 2.00 cumulative GPA in at least 45 credit hours is
required.)
C. Must have completed all General Education requirements
ALL 400 and 500 LEVEL BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT COURSES:
These are graduate level courses. Consult the Academic Catalog for special
admission and registration policies that apply to them.
PREREQUISITES WILL BE ENFORCED:
Please Note: Prerequisites are cumulative; i.e., some prerequisites
have prerequisites of their own that must also be successfully
completed prior to enrolling in a course. Students are expected to
complete those courses with a "C" or better. Incomplete grades and
"D" grades in prerequisite courses do not constitute successful completion.
Students must not register for 300 level business courses unless they have
met all prerequisites and requirements to declare a business major or minor.
This includes a 2.50 GPA in the Foundation Courses.
All students, including students at large, are responsible for
complying with the published prerequisites and other registration
requirements. Class registration lists will be monitored and checked.
Students who register for courses for which prerequisites have not been met
will be responsible for any financial consequences due to their subsequent
necessity to withdraw. Note that a student may advance register for a course
in an upcoming semester while enrolled in a prerequisite course in the
current semester, but must complete the prerequisite with a "C" or better to
remain registered for the upcoming semester.
Students who have taken prerequisite courses at other institutions must
have their transcripts evaluated by the Office of Program Advisement in the
College of Business and Management. If students have not already done so,
they should consult with the Program Advisors immediately.
If you have any questions about the registration process or course
prerequisites, please make an appointment with the College’s advisors by
contacting the Office of Program Advisement in Room CBM-159 or call (773)
442-6111 or e-mail [email protected].
Consult the current Academic Catalog for a complete description of the
policies, requirements, and course prerequisites for the College of Business
and Management.The decision of the College of Business and Management
Dean’s Office shall be final in all matters of College policies, requirements,
and course prerequisites.
ACADEMIC DEVELOPMENT
Mathematics Development
Mathematics Development courses are indicated as a “hybrid course” because
homework is online at the textbook’s website. Classes meet for lecture three
hours weekly. If you would like a copy of the syllabus for the course you are
enrolling in or have any further questions, please e-mail Thomas Blackburn,
Mathematics Development Coordinator, [email protected]
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP AND DEVELOPMENT
FOR STUDENTS IN LEAD COURSES: The Educational Leadership Program
is sequential. Exceptions to the outlined sequence of classes should be
addressed to the Department Chair at (773) 442-5809.
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Fall 2011 Timetable
MONDAY
8:00
TUESDAY
8:00
8:50
9:00
WEDNESDAY
8:00
THURSDAY
8:00
8:50
9:15
9:00
FRIDAY
8:00
8:50
9:15
9:00
9:50
9:50
9:50
10:00
10:00
10:00
10:40
10:40
10:50
11:00
11:50
12:00
1:00
1:50
10:50
10:50
11:00
10:40
10:50
11:50
12:05
11:50
12:15
12:00
12:15
12:00
12:50
1:30
1:40
2:00
1:00
1:50
1:30
1:40
2:00
1:00
2:00
2:50
2:55
2:50
3:00
3:05
3:00
3:05
3:00
3:50
4:15
2:00
3:50
4:05
4:05
4:15
Activity
1:30
1:50
2:55
Activity
12:00
12:50
2:50
3:50
10:50
11:00
12:05
12:50
SUNDAY
9:25
9:25
10:50
SATURDAY
8:00
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:40
5:00
5:30
5:30
5:30
5:30
5:30
5:40
5:40
5:40
5:40
5:40
6:55
6:55
6:55
6:55
6:55
7:05
7:05
7:05
7:05
7:05
8:20
8:20
8:20
8:20
8:20
8:30
8:30
8:30
8:30
8:30
9:45
9:45
9:45
9:45
9:45
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Fall 2011 Final Exam Schedule
Tuesday
December 13, 2011
Wednesday
December 14, 2011
Thursday
December 15, 2011
Examination
Periods
Class Time
During the Term
Class Time
During the Term
Class Time
During the Term
8:00 - 9:50 a.m.
9:25 - 10:40 a.m. TR
8:00 - 8:50 a.m. MWF
8:00 - 9:15 a.m. TR
10:00 - 11:50 a.m.
12:15 - 1:30 p.m. TR
9:00 - 9:50 a.m. MWF
10:50 - 12:05 p.m. TR
10:00 - 10:50 a.m. MWF
12:15 - 1:30 p.m. MW
12:00 - 12:50 p.m. MWF
12:00 - 1:15 p.m. MW
2:25 - 3:40 p.m. MW
2:00 - 2:50 p.m. MWF
2:00 - 3:15 p.m. MW
2:50 - 4:05 p.m. MW
12:00 - 1:50 p.m.
1:00 - 2:15 p.m. MW
1:00 - 1:50 p.m. MWF
1:25 - 2:40 p.m. MW
1: 40 - 2:55 p.m. MW
2:00 - 3:50 p.m.
3:00 - 3:50 p.m. WF
1:40 - 2:55 p.m. TR
11:00 - 11:50 a.m. MWF
4:00 - 5:50 p.m.
4:15 - 5:30 p.m. TR
4:15 - 6:55 p.m. T
4:15 - 5:30 p.m. MW
4:15 - 6:55 p.m. M
4:15 - 6:55 p.m. R
6:00 - 7:50 p.m
5:40 - 6:55 p.m. TR
5:40 - 6:55 p.m. MW
4:15 - 6:55 p.m. W
7:05 - 8:20 p.m. MW
7:05 - 9:45 p.m. W
8:00 - 9:50 p.m.
7:05 - 9:45 p.m. T
8:30 - 9:45 p.m. TR
8:30 - 9:45 p.m. MW
7:05 - 9:45 p.m. M
7:05 - 8:20 p.m TR
7:05 - 9:45 p.m. R
Final examinations for Saturday classes: Saturday, December 10, 2011 at the same time and place as class meetings during the term.
Final examinations for Friday only classes: Friday, December 16, 2011 at the same time and place as class meetings during the term.
If the University is officially closed or not conducting business during the scheduled exam period, exams will be at the same time and in the same location as follows:
Tuesday, December 13, 2011 Exams.................... Monday, December 19, 2011
Wednesday, December 14, 2011 Exams............... Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Thursday, December 15, 2011 Exams.................. Wednesday, December 21, 2011
If a student identifies a schedule conflict affecting a formal examination, s/he should contact the professor within two weeks of the beginning of class to make
alternative arrangements for taking the examination. Reasonable accommodations will be made if (a) the conflict arises because of a religious belief, or (b) the
conflict is created by the examination pattern.
IMPORTANT
The university provides parking for all students, faculty, and staff. Cars parked on the surrounding residential streets in areas designated for Zone 1 parking will
be ticketed by the Chicago Police Department. A valid NEIU parking permit or decal will be required in all parking lots, during all hours every day.
Northeastern Illinois University prohibits the sexual harassment of employees and students. Copies of the sexual harassment policy and Discrimination
Grievance Procedure are available in the Counseling Office (D-024) and University Outreach and Equal Employment (C-216).
In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Northeastern Illinois University does not
discriminate against persons on the basis of disability. In addition, Northeastern provides reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities.
Students seeking reasonable accommodations in the classroom should contact the Accessibility Center, D-104. Students seeking handicapped
parking permits should contact the Health Service, E-051. Students with concerns about discrimination on the basis of disability should contact
University Outreach and Equal Employment (C-216).
Student Right To Know Act
In compliance with Federal Regulations, Northeastern Illinois University discloses our graduation rate to students, prospective students, and the general public,
upon their request. Information regarding our graduation rate can be found at www.neiu.edu/~isp, (click on Data Digest). A printed copy may be obtained by
sending a written request to Northeastern Illinois University, Office of Enrollment Services, Graduation Rate, 5500 N. St. Louis, Chicago, Illinois 60625.
Crime Awareness and the Campus Security Act
In compliance with Federal Regulations and the Campus Security Act, NEIU takes this opportunity to inform you that its Safety and Security Information
Report is available on the university’s Web page at http://www.neiu.edu/clery_report.html.This report contains information on: (1) the reporting of crimes
or emergencies, (2) law enforcement authority and interagency relationships, (3) security awareness and crime prevention program, (4) maintenance and
security of campus facilities, (5) access to campus facilities, (6) drug and alcohol policy, (7) crime statistics, and (8) policy and procedures regarding sexual
assault (including prevention and awareness of sex offenses, procedures to follow if a sex offense occurs, procedures for on campus disciplinary action,
possible sanctions, and distribution). Any individual who wishes a paper copy of the Safety and Security Information Report may obtain one upon request from
the Office of Public Safety.
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ORIENTATION, OR VETERAN STATUS.
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) provides for the confidentiality of student records.The policy is printed in the University Catalog and
addresses the location and procedures for the availability, release and access of student records.
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