These course lists are designed to help you plan your schedule for the upcoming semesters. Please note that course offerings are subject to change. These lists do not include all available courses for each major or minor and are primarily upper division (300/400). If you're considering a course not listed here or in Degree Works, we encourage you to consult with your advisor for guidance. 

Spring 2027 - Upper Division Courses

 

Foundation Courses

 

 

COURSE 

PRE-REQ/Notes 

CREDITS 

BIOB 170IN – Principles of Biological Diversity 

None 

4 

ERTH 101IN – Earth System Science 

None; Also offered online (section 801/802) 

4 

GPHY 121D – Human Geography 

None - Not offered SPRING 2027

3 

STAT 216Q - Introduction to Statistics 

C - or better in any 100 (or above) level mathcourse 

3 

PHL 322 Substitutions 

GPHY 329, HSTA 470

3 

 

*This is not an exhaustive list of courses available, additionally only upper division courses are listed.  Please contact your advisor to inquire about other courses fitting into these areas. 

Public Policy Course Options

   
Course Number & Name  Pre-Requisites Credits
AGBE 337, Agricultural Law Jr. Standing 3
BIOB 305  Science Communication Ecology Junior Standing 1
BIOB 424, Ethical Practice of Science Junior Standing & one 300‐level science course 3
BMGT 406, Negotiation/Dispute Resolution Junior standing and BMGT 335 3
BMGT 410, Sustanable Business Practices Junior standing, BMGT 335, BMKT 325 3
BMGT 469, Community Entrepren. & Nonprofit Consent of Instructor 3
ECNS 317, Economic Development ECNS 204IS or ECNS 251IS or AGBE 210IS 3
ECNS 332, Econ of Natural Resources ECNS 204IS or ECNS 251IS or AGBE 210IS 3
GPHY 322, Economic Geography  GPHY 121D & STAT 216 3
GPHY 326, Geography of Energy Resources GPHY 121 or GPHY 141 3
GPHY 329, Environment and Society GPHY 121 or 141 3
GPHY 357, GPS Fund/App in Mapping GPHY 284/Proficiency in latest ver. Of ArcGIS 3
GPHY 384, Adv GIS and Spatial Analysis (L&L) GPHY 284 & Consent of Instructor 3
GPHY 401, Environmental Plan Management Toolkit   3
HSTA 468, History of Yellowstone HSTA 101IH or HSTA 102IH 3
HSTA 470, American Environmental History HSTA 101 or HSTA 102 3
HSTA 491-013, Water in the West   3
LS 301- 002 - Parks, People, & Places University Seminar and sophomore standing 3
LS 335IH-801, 802 - Food, War & Migration Online, US CORE and sophomore standing 3
LS 350, Literature Reviews: Theory and Practice WRIT 101W, Online Only/Jr. Standing 3
LS 411, Sustainable Cities None 3
NASX 415-801, Native Food Systems NASX 105 or NASX 232, upper division standing or consent of instructor 3
NASX 471-801, Native Grantsmanship Junior Standing 3
NASX 476-801, Amer Indian Policy and Law NASX 105 or NASX 232, junior standing or consent of instructor 3
PSCI 362, Natural Resource Policy PSCI 240 3
PSCI 449, Politics of Climate Change None 3
PSCI 470, Rural Politics None 3
SFBS 451R, Sustainable Food Systems NUTR 221, FCS 371, or Consent of Inst. 3
SFBS 452, State of the Food Environment NUTR 351 and NUTR 301 3
SFBS 466, Food System Resilience SFBS 146, 296 or SFBS 298 , NUTR 221CS or Consent 3
SOCI 313, Principles of Criminal Law & Procedure SOCI 100IS or SOCI 110IS 3
WILD 301, Principles of Fish & Wildlife Management BIOB 160 and BIOB 170 3
WILD 420, Range & Wildlife Policy & Planning BIOE 103 or NRSM 101 or ENSC 110 and Junior Standing. 3

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Natural Science Course Options        

   
Course Number & Name  Pre-Requisities Credits
BIOB 420, Evolution BIOB 375 or BIOH 320 3
BIOE 370, General Ecology BIOB 170, M 121; STAT 216 recommended 3
BIOE 375, Ecological Responses to Climate Change BIOB 160, BIOB 170, and BIOE 370 or NRSM 240 3
BIOE 405, Behavioral & Evolutionary Ecology BIOE 370 3
BIOE 428, Freshwater Ecology BIOE 370 3
BIOE 440R, Conservation Biology BIOE 370, STAT 216, and STAT 217; and Junior Standing 3
BIOE 445, Macrosystems Ecology BIOE 370 3
BIOE 455, Plant Ecology BIOE 370 3
ENSC 311, Fundamentals of Environmental Data Analysis STAT 216 or BIOB 318 3
ENSC 353, Environmental Biogeochemistry CHMY 143 and ENSC 245 3
ENSC 444, Watershed Hydrology ENSC 245IN ; M 151 - M 172 or PHSX 205-240 3
ENSC 468, Ecosystem Biogeochem BIOE 353 3
ERTH 450R, Snow Dynamics & Accumulation STAT 216 + PHSX 205 or PHSX 220 + ERTH 101 4
ERTH 484, Climates Past, Present, Future ERTH 101IN, junior standing  3
GPHY 411, Biogeography GPHY 121 or BIOB 170 3
GPHY 426, Remote Sensing GPHY 284 and Junior Standing 3
NRSM 353, Grazing Ecology & Management NRSM 101, 102, and 240 3
NRSM 455, Riparian Ecology & Management ENSC 245 and NRSM 240 or ENSC 272 or ERTH 303 3

 

Fine Arts

Course Number & Name  Pre-Req Credits
ARCH323IA,WorldArchitectureII Junior standing for non-majors, WRIT 101W or exemption from WRIT  3
ARTH 312, History of Decorative Arts None 3
ARTH 323, History of Printmaking None 3
ARTH 441, Art Now None 3
CRWR 311, Intermediate Poetry Workshop CRWR 240 3
CRWR437, TopicsinCraft&Genre CRWR 240 or 340 3
GH 327-801, Global Cinema  Online Only 3
GRMN 355IH, German Visual Culture WRIT 101W, taught in English 3
HONR 319IA – Transformative Power of Music Honors Students Only 3
HONR 411RS - Art & Science of Medicine in Social Science HONR 201 and HONR 202 or HONR 301 4
JPNS 361, Japanese Text & Cinema WRIT 101 3
LS301-803, Sociology of Horror Films JuniorStanding/OnlineOnly 1
LS451 ‐801, Films, Photo & Culture JuniorStanding/OnlineOnly 3
MUSI 307IA, World Music On campus (sec 001) or Online (sec 801) 3
NASX360IH, Native Americans and Cinema None 3
PHL 327, Aesthetics and the Arts Previous course in philosophy 3
PHOT 301, Photography: Global Histories & Perspectives FILM 101IH 3
SPNS 363IH, Spanish Cinema ------ Taught in Spanish 3

Humanities

Course Number and Name Pre-Requisites Credits 
BIOB 424, Ethical Practice of Science Junior Standing, one upper division science course 3
CRWR 311, Intermediate Poetry Workshop CRWR 240RA 3
CRWR 437, Topics in Craft & Genre CRWR 240RA   3
FRCH 305, Histoire Civilisation FRCH 202D, Taught in French 3
FRCH 450, French Literature and Culture Co-req: FRCH 401 or 402;Taughtin French, 3
GRMN 302, Germ Lang, Media, Culture II GRMN 202D, taught in German 3
GRMN 355IH, German Visual Culture Writ 101, taught in English 3
GRMN 450R, German Literature and Culture GRMN202D; Taught in German 3
HONR 411RS - Art & Science of Medicine in Social Science HONR 201 and HONR 202 or HONR 301 4
HSTA 311, Early America HSTA 101IH or HSTA 102IH 3
HSTA 315, Early Am Republic, 1787-1848 HSTA 101IH or HSTA 102IH 3
HSTA 316, American Civil War Era HSTA 101IH or HSTA 102IH 3
HSTA 468, History of Yellowstone HSTA 101IH or HSTA 102IH 3
HSTA 470, American Environmental History HSTA 101 or HSTA 102 3
HSTR 340, Age of the Shoguns HSTR 140D or HSTR 145D 3
HSTR 345, Modern China HSTR 101IH or HSTR 102 3
HSTR 362, Modern Germany HSTR 101IH or HSTR 102 3
HSTR 419, Modern Science HSTR 101IH or HSTR 102 3
HSTR 426, History of Yoga: East and West RLST 203D or HSTR 146IH or PHL 101IH 3
HSTR 427, Nature & Culture European History None 3
HSTR 438, Latin America: Nature, History, Culture None 3
HSTR 469, Memoir & Biography in History None 3
HTH 455, Ethics of Community Health HDFS 101IS, PSYX 100 or SOCI 101 and junior standing.  3
JPNS 320, Classical Japnese Literature WRIT 101, taught in English 3
JPNS 361IH, Japanese Text & Cinema WRIT 101, taught in English 3
LIT 300, Literary Criticism Sophoomore Standin & 200-level LIT course 3
LIT 310, American Literature to 1900 Sophomore standing and any 200-level LIT course 3
LIT 322, Advanced British Literature III Sophomore standing and any 200-level LIT course 3
LIT 343D, African American Lit WRIT 101W or equivalent and Sophomore standing 3
LIT 473RH, Studies in Shakepeare Sophomore standing and any 200-level LIT course 3
LS 301-002, Parks, People & Places Junior Standing 3
LS 335IH, Food, War, Migration Junior Standing, online only 3
LS 391, American Fur Trade Junior Standing, online only 3
LS 411, Sustainable Cities Junior Standing 3
LS 451, Film Photos and Culture Junior Standing, online only 3
NASX 360IH,Native Americans and Cinema None 3
NASX 471, Native Grantsmanship None 3
PHL 317, Law and Morality PHL 101IH or PHL 110IH 3
PHL 327, Aesthetics and the Arts Previous course in philosophy 3
PHL 330, Philosophy of Emotion PHL 101IH or PHL 110IH or PHL 212RH or PHL 270D.  3
PHL 362, History of Philosophy: Modern none 3
PHOT 301, Photography: Global History & Perspective FILM 101IH.  3
RLST 321, Religion and Gender Any PHL or RLSTcourse/OnlineOnly 3
SPNS 327, Contemporary Spain & Nations SPNS 202, taught in Spanish 3
SPNS 363IH, Spanish Cinema SPNS 202; in Spanish 3
SPNS 438, Lat. Am. Nature-History & Culture Junior Standing 3
SPNS 470R, Hispanic Literature SPNS 202; in Spanish 3
WGSS 378, LGBTQ Studies Sophomore standing or consent of instructor 3
WRIT 373, News & Public Relations Writing WRIT101 and consent of instructor 3

Natural Science/Mathematics

ANTY 375, Anth of Humans & the Environment ANTY 215 3
BIOB 305, Science Communication Ecology Junior Standing 1
BIOB 375, General Genetics BIOB 160, BIOB 260, or BIOM 360. 3
BIOB 410, Immunology Junior or senior standing and BIOB 160 or BIOB 260 or BIOM 363 3
BIOB 420, Evolution BIOB 375 or BIOH 320. 3
BIOB 424, Ethical Practice of Science Junior Standing and a 300‐level science course 3
BIOB 425, Adv Cell & Molecular Biology BIOB 160 or BIOB 260 and BCH 380 or BCH 441 3
BIOE 370, General Ecology BIOB170; M121/level 400; STAT216 recommended or Consent of Instructor. 3
BIOE 375, Ecol Responses to Climat Change BIOB160 and BIOB170, and BIOE370 or NRSM240 3
BIOE 405,Behavioral & Evolutionary Ecology BIOE 370  3
BIOE 422, Insect Ecology BIOO 262IN 3
BIOE 428, Freshwater Ecology BIOE 370 3
BIOE 440R, Conservation Biology BIOE 370 and STAT 216Q and STAT 337 3
BIOE 445, Macrosystems Ecology BIOE 370  3
BIOE 455, Plant Ecology BIOB 170IN, and BIOE 370 or NRSM 240, and Junior standing 3
BIOM 360, General Microbiology BIOB 160 or BIOB 260 5
CHTH 435, Human Response to Stress Junior Standing 3
ENSC 353, Environmental Biogeochemistry CHMY 143, ENSC 245 3
GPHY 322, Economic Geography GPHY 121D and STAT 216Q.  3
GPHY 326, Geography of Energy Resources GPHY 121D and STAT 216Q.  3
GPHY 329, Environment and Society None 3
GPHY 357, GPS Fund/App in Mapping GPHY 284 3
GPHY 384, Advanced GIS & Spatial Analysis GPHY 284 and Consent of Instructor 3
GPHY 411, Biogeography BIOB 170IN or GPHY 121 3
GPHY 426, Remote Sensing GPHY 284 3
LS301- 002, Parks,People,&Places JuniorStandingspring only  3
LS 411, Sustainable Cities LS 103/Junior Standing spring only  3
NASX415‐801,NativeFoodSystems(Online) PreviousNASX Course  3
NRSM 455, Riparian Ecololgy & Management ENSC 245&NRSM 240 or ENSC 272 or ERTH 303 or BIOB 170  3
NUTR 321, Nutrition in the Life Cycle NUTR 221 CS 3
NUTR 351, Nutrition and Society NUTR  221 CS  3
PSYX 350, Physiological Psychology BIOB 100 and PSYX 100  3
PSYX 358 - Drugs and Behavior PSYX 100 3
PSYX 382 – Forensic Psychology PSYX 100 3
PSYX 383.801 – Health Psychology  PSYX 100 3
WILD 301, Principles of  Fish & Wildlife Mgmt. BIOB 160 and BIOB 170  3
WILD 426, Wildlife Habitat Management NRSM 240 or BIOE 370  3

Social Sciences

AGBE 337, Agricultural Law None 3
ANTY 375, Anth of Humans & the Environment ANTY 215IS 3
BMGT335,Management&Organization None 3
BMGT469,Comm. Entrepreneurship&Nonprofit ConsentofInstructor, spring only  3
BMKT325,PrinciplesofMarketing ECNS101IS 3
CHTH317, HealthBehaviorTheories PSYX100orSOCI101 3
CHTH 325 - 801, Leadership & Public Policy in Aging None/OnlineOnly, spring only  3
CHTH405‐801,Caregiving&AgingFamilies None/OnlineOnly, spring only  3
CHTH430-801, Mental Health & Social Issues Aging None/OnlineOnly 3
HONR 411RS – Art and Science of Medicine in Social Sciences HONR 201 and HONR 202 or HONR 301  
LS 301-002,Parks,People,&Places None 3
LS 335-801, Food, War, & Migration None 3
LS 411, Sustainable Cities None 3
LS 451, Films, Photo & Culture None 3
NASX 405, Gender Issues in NASX Junior Standing  or consent of instructor 3
NASX 415 -801, Native Food Systems NASX 105D or NASX 232D & junior standing or consent of instructor 3
NASX 471 - 801, Native Grantsmanship None 3
NASX 476 ‐801, AmIndianPolicyandLaw(Online) NASX 105D or NASX 232D & junior standing or consent of instructor 3
NUTR 351,Nutrition and Society  NUTR 221CS 3
PHL 317, Law and Morality  Either PHL 101IH or PHL 110IH 3
PSCI337,ModelUnitedNations PSCI  230  3
PSCI 341, Political Parties and Elections PSCI 210IS 3
PSCI 346, American Presidency PSCI 210, spring only  3
PSCI 471, American Constitutional Law PSCI 210 3
PSYX 333, Psychology of Aging PSYX 100 or PSYX 110 3
PSYX340, Psychological Disorders PSYX100,JR Standingorconsentof Instructor 3
PSYX350,PhysiologicalPsychology PSYX100,and BIOL100,BIOL102,or BCHM104 3
PSYX354,Sensation&Perception PSYX350 3
PSYX 358, Drugs and Behavior PSYX100 3
PSYX360,SocialPsychology PSYX100 3
PSYX370,PsychologyofLearning PSYX225 3
PSYX380,Memoryand Cognition PSYX100 3
PSYX382, ForensicPsychology PSYX100 3
PSYX383, HealthPsychology PSYX100 3
PSYX384,Consciousness PSYX225andPSYX350 3
PSYX 385, Psychology of Personality PSYX100 3
PSYX 462, Psychology of Prejudice PSYX100 3
PSYX 463, Social Cognition PSYX100 3
PSYX 477, Science of Psych Well-Being PSYX 100 3
PSYX481,JudgmentandDecisionMaking PSYX100and Qcore, spring only  3
SOCI311,Criminology SOCI101 3
SOCI313,Princ.OfCriminalLaw&Procedures SOCI101 3
SOCI 334, Gender, Crime, and Justice SOCI 101 3
SOCI335,JuvenileJusticeSystem SOCI101 3
SOCI347, Urban Sociology SOCI101 3
SOCI 358, Crime and Inequality SOCI 101, fall class 3
SOCI 362, Sociology of Law Enforcement SOCI 101 or SOCI 221 3
SOCI 380, Sociology of Health & Medicine SOCI 101, not offered SP or F 2025 3
SOCI425,Victims and Society SOCI101 or SOCI 221 3
SOCI 435, Law and Society SOCI 101, not offered SP or F 2025 3

 

Foundation Courses

   
Course Number and Title Pre-Req Requirements Credits
LS 101US: Ways of Knowing – Multiple Themes  None. Satisfies US Core. 3
GH 100IH, Intro to World Cultures None, not offered Spring 27 3
GH 327-801/802, Translating Global Cinema Online Only 3
LS 301 - Multiple Themes   3
WRIT 101W   3

 

*This is not an exhaustive list of courses available, additionally only upper division courses are listed.  Please contact your advisor to inquire about other courses fitting into these areas. 

Global & Multicultural Electives

   
Course Number and Title Pre-Req Requirements Credits
ANTY 375-801, Anth of Humans & the Environ ANTY 215IS 3
ARCH 323IA, World Architecture II WRIT 101, junior standing 3
BMKT 441, International Marketing Jr. Standing, BMKT 325 3
ECNS 317, Economic Development ECNS 204 or ECNS 215 or AGBE 210 3
LS 301-002, Parks, People & Places Junior Standing 3
LS 335IH-801, Food, War, & Migration Online Only 3
LS 350-801, Lit Reviews: Theory and Practice  Online Only/Jr. Standing 3
LS 391- 801,  The Fur Trade Online Only 3
LS 411, Sustainable Cities LS 103/Jr. Standing 3
LS 451 - 801, Film, Photos, and Culture Online Only/Junior Standing 3
MUSI 307IA, World Music Writ 101W 3
PSCI 337, Model United Nations Consent of Instructor 3
SOCI 333, Sociology of Education SOCI 101IS   3
SOCI 358 Crime and Inequality SOCI 101IS   3
SOCI 370, Sociology of Globalization SOCI 101IS 3
SOCI 380, Sociology of Health & Medicine SOCI 101IS   3

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Asia

   
Course Number and Title Pre-Req Requirements Credits
CHIN 211D, Chinese Culture & Civilization Corequisite: WRIT 101 or equivalent 3
HSTR 146, History & Culture: Silk Road None 3
HSTR 340, Age of the Shoguns HSTR 140D or HSTR 145D 3
HSTR 345, Modern China Any 100-level HSTR, HSTA, AMST, PHL, RLST, CHIN, JPNS course 3
HSTR 426, Hisotry of Yoga: East & West RLST 203D or HSTR 146IH or PHL 101IH or consent 3
JPNS 320, Classical Japanese Literature Writ 101 or consent 3
JPNS 361IH, Japanese Text & Cinema WRIT 101 3
PHL 207D, Philosophies of Asia None 3
RLST 203D, Buddhist Traditions None 3

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Europe

   
Course Number and Title Pre-Req Requirements Credits
ARTH 201IA, Art of World Civilization II None (Lecture & Recitation) 4
FRCH 255IA, French on Stage None; Taught in English 3
FRCH 305, Histoire Civilisation FRCH 202D, taught in French 3
FRCH 450, French Literature and Culture FRCH 202D; Taught in French 3
GRMN 302, Studies in German Culture GRMN 202D 3
GRMN 355IH, German Visual Culture WRIT 101 3
GRMN 450R, German Lit and Culture WRIT 101W or consent of instructor 3
HSTR 102IH, Western Civilization ii none 4
HSTR 362, Modern Germany HSTR 101IH or HSTR 102IH 3
LIT 322, Advanced British Literature Sophomore Standing & 200 level LIT course 3
LIT 473RH, Studies in Shakespeare LIT 110 + at least one other LIT course 3
MUSI 101IA, Enjoyment of Music None 3
PHL 362, History of Philosophy: Modern None 3
PSCI 356, Classical Political Thought PSCI 250IH 3

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Latin American

   
Course Number and Title Pre-Req Requirements Credits
SPNS 250.801 - Spanish for Healthcare Prof SPNS 101 3
SPNS 327, Contemporary Spain & Nations SPNS 202D 3
SPNS 363IH, Spanish Cinema Taught in Spanish 3
SPNS 438, Lat. Am. Nature-History & Culture Junior Standing 3
SPNS 470R, Hispanic Literature SPNS 202; Taught in Spanish 3

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Native American Studies 

   
Course Number and Title Pre-Req Requirements Credits
ANTY 332, Native North America ANTY 225IS 3
NASX 105D, Intro to Native American Stds None 3
NASX 205D, Native Americans in Contemp. None 3
NASX 232D, MT Indian Cult., Hist., Cur. Issues None 3
NASX 360IH, Native Americans & Cinema Junior Standing 3
NASX 405, Gender Issues in NASX Junior standing or consent of instructor. 3
NASX 415 -801, Native Food Systems NASX 105D or NASX 232D and upper division standing or consent of instructor. 3
NASX 471 – 801, Native Grantsmanship None 3
NASX 476-801, Amer Indian Policy and Law NASX 105D or NASX 232D and upper division standing or consent of instructor. 3

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Women, Gender, & Sexuality Studies

   
Course Number and Title Pre-Req Requirements Credits
HTH 220, Human Sexuality None 3
HTH 455 – The Ethic of Care HDFS 101, PSYX 100 or SOCI 101, Junior standing 3
NASX 405, Gender Issues in NASX Junior standing or consent of instructor. 3
PSYX 235D, Contemp. Issues in Human Sex. PSYX 100IS preferred but not required 3
RLST 321 - 801, Religion and Gender Any PHL or RLST course/Online Only 3
WGSS 378, LGBTQ Studies Sophomore Standing 3
WGSS 494, Gender & Authoritarianism Junior Standing 3

 

 

Quaternity Online Program Course Lists

Please follow this link to view 100- & 200-Level Courses for Liberal Studies

Fine Arts
               
Course  Title Pre-Reqs Credits May4x4 June4x4 July 4X4 1st 6w 2nd 6w
ARTH 391 SP: Celtic & Viking Art   3 In Person        
MUSI 307IA World Music none 3       X  
ARTH 391 Modern Art in Montana   3   In Person      
SPNS 335IH TravelinLatinAmLitandFilm    3 X        
                 
Humanities 
               
Course  Title Pre-Reqs Credits May4x4 June4x4 July 4X4 1st 6w 2nd 6w
CHTH 414 Health & Cult.: Global Perspective   3         x
HSTR 367 Nazi Propaganda   3       X  
HSTR 436 Armed Conflict: Mod Latin Amer   3       X  
HSTR 462 Holocaust in Nazi Occupied   3       X  
LS 402 Contraception Through the Ages none 3       X  
PSCI 439 International Human Rights   3       X  
SPNS 335IH TravelinLatinAmLitandFilm    3 X        
                 
Natural Sciences
               
Course  Title Pre-Reqs Credits May4x4 June4x4 July 4X4 1st 6w 2nd 6w
BIOB 375 General Genetics BIOB 370 3       X Synchr Remote  
BIOE 370 General Ecology BIOB 170IN, M level 400+ 3   X      
BIOE416 AlpineEcology - Intersession 6/15-8/7- In person BIOB 170IN 3          
BIOE 420 Field Ornithology BIOB 100 or 170IN 3   X - In Person      
BIOE421 Yellowstone Wildlife Ecology(Blended-onlineand onsite) BIOB 100 or 170IN AND BIOE 370 3 X        
CHTH435 Human Response to Stress   3 X X        
KIN322 Kinesiology  BIOH 201 or KIN 221 4       X  
SFBS 445R Culin. Marketing: Farm/Table   3         X
                 
Social Sciences                 
Course  Title Pre-Reqs Credits May4x4 June4x4 July 4X4 1st 6w 2nd 6w
                 
BGEN361 PrinciplesofBusinessLaw   3       X   
BMGT322 Operations Management   3       X  
BMGT 335 Management and Organization   3       X x
BMKT 325 Principles of Marketing   3       X  
CHTH 317 Health Behavior Theories   3   X          
CHTH 414 Health & Cult.: Global Perspective   3         x
HDFS 465R  Family Law & Public Policy  see catalog  3       X  
NUTR 351 Nutrition and Society NURT 221CS 3 X         
PSCI 339 Cult, Ideol, Prisons PSCI 250 3         X
PSCI 353 British Politics none 3         x
PSYX 333 Psychology of Aging PSYX 100IS 3       X  
PSYX 340 Abnormal Psychology PSYX 100IS 3         X
PSYX 352 Comparative Psychology PSYX 100IS 3         X
PSYX 358 Drugs and Behavior PSYX 100IS 3       X  
PSYX 360 Social Psychology PSYX 100IS 3         X
PSYX 370 Psychology of Learning PSYX 100IS 3         X
PSYX 375 Behavior Modification PSYX 100IS 3       X  
PSYX 380 Memory and Cognition PSYX 100IS 3       X   
PYSX 382 Forensic Psychology PSYX 100IS 3       X  
PSYX 383 Health Psychology PSYX 100IS 3       X  
PSYX 385 Psychology of Personality PSYX 100IS 3       X  
SFBS 445R Culin. Marketing: Farm/Table   3         X
SOCI 325 Social Stratification SOCI 101IS 3       X  
SOCI 326 Sociology of Gender SOCI 101IS 3       X  
SOCI 358 Crime and Inequality SOCI 101IS 3         X
SOCI 423 Sociology of Corrections SOCI 101IS 3       X  
 
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